HCA 13/73 f.510r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Folio=510
 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 03/06/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 03/06/2014
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+|First transcribed=2014/06/03
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-|Editorial history=Created 02/06/14, by CSG
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-The King retourned, whom God Long preserve. Mr. Potter Registrar
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 |Transcription=Doctor Zouch Judge.
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+The King retourne, whom God long preserve. Mr Potter Registrar.
 The 21th of June 1660./
-A Busines of Examination et cetera touching}
+A Busines of Examination et cetera touching&#125;
-[GUTTER XXXX] aforesaid Henry}
+&#91;GUTTER XXXX&#93; aforesaid Henry&#125;
-[GUTTER XXXX]}
+&#91;GUTTER XXXX&#93;&#125;
-Examined upon the foresaid Allegation./:
+Examined upon the foresaid Allegation./&#58;
 '''Rp. 2dus'''
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 in Scotland but living at Ayre in Scotland
 Mariner aged about thirty yeeres sworne
-and Examined/:
+and Examined/&#58;
 To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith that hee well
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 and the said ffactor was to relade the said ship with wines
 which were to be brought in her to Glascoe, And further
-deposeth not./:
+deposeth not./&#58;
 To the 3d hee saith that after the said Lading of Butter herring
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 and that hee was a Part Owner and setter forth of their Ship. or to that effect
 (The
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 saith that one Mr Kimmins and Mr Walkinshawe caused
 the said lading to be put on board the said ship, And
-the said Kimmins and Walkinshawe and Company werer
+the said Kimmins and Walkinshawe and Company were
 then and there reputed and accounted to be the true and
 Lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the said ship, and alsoe

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 The 21th of June 1660./
-A Busines of Examinination et cetera touching}
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 [GUTTER XXXX] aforesaid Henry}
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 And they constituted the said Hart Master of the said ship, And
 further deposeth that the said Lading of Butter Herrings and
-Salmon was to be carried in the said ship to Bourdeaux in ffrance
+Salmon was to be carried in the said ship to Bourdeaux in ffrance, and
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-|Transcription=To the first Position of the said Libell hee saith and deposeth
+|Transcription=Doctor Zouch Judge.
-that for and during all the moneth of december 1658
-and before and since, the said Libellate John Miller
-was Master and Partowner of the Libellate ship the ''John
-and Catherin''. and soe Commonly accounted and reputed
-The Premises hee deposeth for that hee hath (off and
-on) belonged to the said ship for seaven yeeres last
-And further cannot depose./:
-To the 2d hee saith that at such time as the dammage
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-in question was done, the Lilate &#91;BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT&#93; Elliot and alsoe
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-one Risby were on board the Lilate ship the
-''Coast ffrigot'' as her Company acknowledged but which of them was the master of
-her then hee cannot certainely tell, but beleeveth the
-said Risby was her then Master for that hee went the
-said time from Gravesend Master of her: And further
-cannot depose./.
-To the 3d and 4th Positions of the said Libell hee saith that
+The 21th of June 1660./
-in the said moneth of december 1658. and before the damage
-in Question happened the said ship the ''John and Katherin''
-lay safe moored in the Roade of Gravesend, and had lay (sic)
-moored there in safety for about two dayes space before
-the Damage in Question happened And saith that during
-the time the said ship lay moored in the said Place, namely
-in the morning of a Saturday happening in the said
-moneth of December 1658 being as this Deponent remembreth
-the Eighteenth day of the said moneth. the said ship the
-''Coast ffrigot'' fell foule of the said ship the ''John
-and katherine'', and came with her midships, athwart the
-Hause of the ''John and Katherine'', the ''Coste ffrigotts''
-Topsailes being halfe mast downe lying at the mast
-and her foresaile lying at the mast hauled up in the
-Brailes, and had never an Anchor downe that brought
-her up. And the ''Coste ffrigot'', (missing
-the Boltsprit of the ''John and Katherine'',) broke the
-head of the ''John and Katherine'' Cleere away, and the
-same was utterly lost, And broke her best bower
-Cable; by which shee roade, and Carried the said ship
-''John and Katherin'' foule of a Cable belonging
-to a ship called the ''Grayhound'' there Ryding. and
-to cleere her from the said Cable some of the ''John
-and katherines'' Company were forced to cut and
-did cut their other Cable that was out, about two
-or three fathoms from the Anchor. The Premisses
-hee deposeth being the said time mate of the said
-ship and on board her, and an Eye Witnes of the Premisses
-and helping to Cleere and new Moore the said ship ''John and
-Katherin'': And further cannot depose./
-}}
+A Busines of Examinination et cetera touching}

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