HCA 13/72 f.65v Annotate - Revision history

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1. (considering the danger they were in if they should proceede further on
2. their voyage toward England in such a leakie and insufficient shipp)
3. did resolve for safegard of their lives, the shipp, and goods, to beare up
4. the helme for some of the Leeward Islands and accordingly one John
5. Bond then Gunner of the shipp and since deceased did ˹about the nynth of december 1656˺ lett fly the mayne
6. sheate and an other of the shipps Company ˹but whome by name hee remembreth not˺ boare up the helme and
7. made for the Leeward Islands, which the sayd Bartlett seeing sayd,
8. doe what you will, I will take noe more charge of the shipp
9. or words to that effect, and soe went to his cabbin and stayed there
10. two or three dayes pretending him selfe to bee sick, and after two or
11. three dayes came upon deck againe, and tooke upon
12. him the steerage of the sayd shipp till shee came to Antego where
13. shee safely arrived with her ladeing it being one of the
14. neerest places to them And saith that after they were
15. come to Antego and had stayed there some tyme to repayre the leakes
16. aforesayd ˹and Careene the sayd shipp˺ and fitt the shipp with tackle and such necessary rigging as shee
17. wanted, her provisions were almost spent, and shee was faine to hav
18. a supply of Bread from a Bristoll shipp there, and to procure beefe
19. porke pease and the like of a new England shipp which was then there
20. and before which supplyes victualls were soe scearce among
21. the shipps Company that they were faine to goe in the night tyme and
22. looke Crabbes which breede in the woods, to susteyne their necessities,
23. And further to these articles hee cannot depose saving hee saith that
24. after the arrivall of the sayd shipp at Antego her Company did by
25. order of the sayd Bartlett ˹there˺ unlade her goods brought thither./
26. To the 7th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith for that
27. hee went a longe with the arlate Bartlett after his arrivall at
28. Antego, to the Governor there, and was present, hee knoweth that the sayd
29. Bartlett did make a protest before the sayd Governour against the sea and
30. of the insufficiencie of the shipp Recovery ˹by reason of the sayd storme˺ and did exhibit before the sayd
31. Governour the testimonialls or certificate made by the sayd Crawfords men
32. upon their view made of the sayd shipp at sea, and did desyre of the
33. sayd Governour a Commission for others to view her, which the sayd
34. Governour graunted, and shee was accordingly viewed by virtue of that
35. Commission (after her goods were unladen at Antego) in presence of this
36. deponent and divers others of the sayd shipps Company, And further hee
37. cannot depose of his certayne knowledge, but beleeveth that the schedule
38. arlate is a true coppy of all the proceedings arlate had at Antego
39. and was and is subscribed with the hand writing of the sayd Governours
40. Secretary there as hee beleeveth./
41. To the 3th article hee saith that of his this deponents knowledge the arlate
42. Tawley and Company the parties in this suite did during all the tyme of
43. the voyage from Barbados to the Cape Verd Islands and ffago and
44. back to the Barbados and till her arrivall thense in England take great
45. paines in manner predeposed to preserve the arlate shipp and her ladeing
46. and in unladeing and reladeing her at Antego after shee was repayred, and
47. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">saith</margin>
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 the helme for some of the Leeward Islands and accordingly one John
 Bond then Gunner of the shipp and since deceased did about the nynth of december 1656 lett fly the mayne
-sheate and an other of the shipps Company ˹but whome by name hee remembreth not˺ boare up the helme and
+sheate and an other of the shipps Company but whome by name hee remembreth not boare up the helme and
 made for the Leeward Islands, which the sayd Bartlett seeing sayd,
 doe what you will, I will take noe more charge of the shipp

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-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=(considering the danger they were in if they should proceede further on
-. (considering the danger they were in if they should proceede further on
+their voyage toward England in such a leakie and insufficient shipp)
-. their voyage toward England in such a leakie and insufficient shipp)
+did resolve for safegard of their lives, the shipp, and goods, to beare up
-. did resolve for safegard of their lives, the shipp, and goods, to beare up
+the helme for some of the Leeward Islands and accordingly one John
-. the helme for some of the Leeward Islands and accordingly one John
+Bond then Gunner of the shipp and since deceased did about the nynth of december 1656 lett fly the mayne
-. Bond then Gunner of the shipp and since deceased did ˹about the nynth of december 1656˺ lett fly the mayne
+sheate and an other of the shipps Company ˹but whome by name hee remembreth not˺ boare up the helme and
-. sheate and an other of the shipps Company ˹but whome by name hee remembreth not˺ boare up the helme and
+made for the Leeward Islands, which the sayd Bartlett seeing sayd,
-. made for the Leeward Islands, which the sayd Bartlett seeing sayd,
+doe what you will, I will take noe more charge of the shipp
-. doe what you will, I will take noe more charge of the shipp
+or words to that effect, and soe went to his cabbin and stayed there
-. or words to that effect, and soe went to his cabbin and stayed there
+two or three dayes pretending him selfe to bee sick, and after two or
-. two or three dayes pretending him selfe to bee sick, and after two or
+three dayes came upon deck againe, and tooke upon
-. three dayes came upon deck againe, and tooke upon
+him the steerage of the sayd shipp till shee came to Antego where
-. him the steerage of the sayd shipp till shee came to Antego where
+shee safely arrived with her ladeing it being one of the
-. shee safely arrived with her ladeing it being one of the
+neerest places to them And saith that after they were
-. neerest places to them And saith that after they were
+come to Antego and had stayed there some tyme to repayre the leakes
-. come to Antego and had stayed there some tyme to repayre the leakes
+aforesayd and Careene the sayd shipp and fitt the shipp with tackle and such necessary rigging as shee
-. aforesayd ˹and Careene the sayd shipp˺ and fitt the shipp with tackle and such necessary rigging as shee
+wanted, her provisions were almost spent, and shee was faine to hav
-. wanted, her provisions were almost spent, and shee was faine to hav
+a supply of Bread from a Bristoll shipp there, and to procure beefe
-. a supply of Bread from a Bristoll shipp there, and to procure beefe
+porke pease and the like of a new England shipp which was then there
-. porke pease and the like of a new England shipp which was then there
+and before which supplyes victualls were soe scearce among
-. and before which supplyes victualls were soe scearce among
+the shipps Company that they were faine to goe in the night tyme and
-. the shipps Company that they were faine to goe in the night tyme and
+looke Crabbes which breede in the woods, to susteyne their necessities,
-. looke Crabbes which breede in the woods, to susteyne their necessities,
+And further to these articles hee cannot depose saving hee saith that
-. And further to these articles hee cannot depose saving hee saith that
+after the arrivall of the sayd shipp at Antego her Company did by
-. after the arrivall of the sayd shipp at Antego her Company did by
+order of the sayd Bartlett there unlade her goods brought thither./
-. order of the sayd Bartlett ˹there˺ unlade her goods brought thither./
-. To the 7th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith for that
+To the 7th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith for that
-. hee went a longe with the arlate Bartlett after his arrivall at
+hee went a longe with the arlate Bartlett after his arrivall at
-. Antego, to the Governor there, and was present, hee knoweth that the sayd
+Antego, to the Governor there, and was present, hee knoweth that the sayd
-. Bartlett did make a protest before the sayd Governour against the sea and
+Bartlett did make a protest before the sayd Governour against the sea and
-. of the insufficiencie of the shipp Recovery ˹by reason of the sayd storme˺ and did exhibit before the sayd
+of the insufficiencie of the shipp ''Recovery'' by reason of the sayd storme and did exhibit before the sayd
-. Governour the testimonialls or certificate made by the sayd Crawfords men
+Governour the testimonialls or certificate made by the sayd Crawfords men
-. upon their view made of the sayd shipp at sea, and did desyre of the
+upon their view made of the sayd shipp at sea, and did desyre of the
-. sayd Governour a Commission for others to view her, which the sayd
+sayd Governour a Commission for others to view her, which the sayd
-. Governour graunted, and shee was accordingly viewed by virtue of that
+Governour graunted, and shee was accordingly viewed by virtue of that
-. Commission (after her goods were unladen at Antego) in presence of this
+Commission (after her goods were unladen at Antego) in presence of this
-. deponent and divers others of the sayd shipps Company, And further hee
+deponent and divers others of the sayd shipps Company, And further hee
-. cannot depose of his certayne knowledge, but beleeveth that the schedule
+cannot depose of his certayne knowledge, but beleeveth that the schedule
-. arlate is a true coppy of all the proceedings arlate had at Antego
+arlate is a true coppy of all the proceedings arlate had at Antego
-. and was and is subscribed with the hand writing of the sayd Governours
+and was and is subscribed with the hand writing of the sayd Governours
-. Secretary there as hee beleeveth./
+Secretary there as hee beleeveth./
-. To the 3th article hee saith that of his this deponents knowledge the arlate
-. Tawley and Company the parties in this suite did during all the tyme of
+To the 3th article hee saith that of his this deponents knowledge the arlate
-. the voyage from Barbados to the Cape Verd Islands and ffago and
+Tawley and Company the parties in this suite did during all the tyme of
-. back to the Barbados and till her arrivall thense in England take great
+the voyage from Barbados to the Cape Verd Islands and ffago and
-. paines in manner predeposed to preserve the arlate shipp and her ladeing
+back to the Barbados and till her arrivall thense in England take great
-. and in unladeing and reladeing her at Antego after shee was repayred, and
+paines in manner predeposed to preserve the arlate shipp and her ladeing
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">saith</margin>
+and in unladeing and reladeing her at Antego after shee was repayred, and
-</document-end>
+saith
 }}