HCA 13/73 f.536r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the tenth hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition and cannot
 otherwise answer.
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 John Williams &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 |People=<u>Simon Bonthon, Master of the Elizabeth of Glocester</u>
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 John Brian of Bristol, tailor, bound to Symon Bonython to serve 3 years.
 Bristol Records Office"<ref>[http://genforum.genealogy.com/bryan/messages/3446.html Posted by Carol Brown: 'More Bryan Immigarnst', taken from Peter Wilson Coldham, "The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1660," Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore MD, 1987,] viewed 12/06/14</ref>
 |Places=<u>Gillers Inn/Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>
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 [[File:Bryce_History_Of_Bristol_1861_P294.JPG|thumbnail|600px|none|George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), p.294]]
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 service. And further cannot depose, saving he hath heard
 the said Bonython often say, that the foresaid owners or freighters
-of teh Arlate ship ''Elizabeth'', had given him order and impowered
+of the Arlate ship ''Elizabeth'', had given him order and impowered
 him to hire so many able seamen and mariners as were or should be
 necessary to proceed with the said ship on her intended voyage./

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		+	"29 Nov 1659 (p.448)
		+	John Brian of Bristol, tailor, bound to Symon Bonython to serve 3 years.
		+	Bristol Records Office"<ref>[http://genforum.genealogy.com/bryan/messages/3446.html Posted by Carol Brown: 'More Bryan Immigarnst', taken from Peter Wilson Coldham, "The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1660," Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore MD, 1987,] viewed 12/06/14</ref>

	\|Places=<u>Gillers Inn/Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>		\|Places=<u>Gillers Inn/Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>

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 '''Willielmus Miller''' Civitatis Bristoll
-nauta aetatis 28 annorum aut do circiter
+nauta aetatis 28 annorum aut &#91;?do&#93; circiter
 testis in hac causa productus et juratus.

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 '''Willielmus Miller''' Civitatis Bristoll
-nauta aetatis 28 annosum aut do circiter
+nauta aetatis 28 annorum aut do circiter
 testis in hac causa productus et juratus.

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 Bryce states that the inn stood "on a large and irregular site, part of which is now occupied by the Exchange. It had two entrances, the principal one being from High Street, and the other being from that of St. Nicholas, which was, of course, by a passage. The Crown, in the market, also occupies part of its site; in fact, in later times, the Crown, and the Guilders Inn, were terms used to signify the same tavern." He states that the Guuilders Inn was demolished in 1740, when its site was required for the Exchange.<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=G9MyAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&authuser=0&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA294 George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), pp.294-295,] viewed 12/06/14</ref>
-[[File:Bryce_History_Of_Bristol_1861_P294.JPG|thumbnail|600px|none|George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), p.294: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]
+[[File:Bryce_History_Of_Bristol_1861_P294.JPG|thumbnail|600px|none|George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), p.294]]
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-|Places=<u>Gillers Inn, Bristol</u>
+|Places=<u>Gillers Inn/Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>
-"E 367/1980 Croswicke, Francis: A messuage called the Gillers Inn in High St., Bristol; and other messuages and cottages in Bristol. Note: P.W. 1651"
+* "TNA, E 367/1980 Croswicke, Francis: A messuage called the Gillers Inn in High St., Bristol; and other messuages and cottages in Bristol. Note: P.W. 1651"
-"In Bristol there were, among many others, the Gillers Inn on the High Street, and the White House ..."<ref>Stuart Peachey, The tipler's guide to drink and drinking in the early 17th century (XXX, 1992), p.4</ref>
+* "In Bristol there were, among many others, the Gillers Inn on the High Street, and the White House ..."<ref>Stuart Peachey, The tipler's guide to drink and drinking in the early 17th century (XXX, 1992), p.4</ref>
-<u>Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>
+* George Bryce, in his ''History of Bristol'' (Bristol, 1861) devotes a page and a half to the Guilders Inn, which he identifies with the alternative names of the "Guillows Inn" and the "Guilliards Inn".
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+Bryce states that the inn stood "on a large and irregular site, part of which is now occupied by the Exchange. It had two entrances, the principal one being from High Street, and the other being from that of St. Nicholas, which was, of course, by a passage. The Crown, in the market, also occupies part of its site; in fact, in later times, the Crown, and the Guilders Inn, were terms used to signify the same tavern." He states that the Guuilders Inn was demolished in 1740, when its site was required for the Exchange.<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=G9MyAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&authuser=0&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA294 George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), pp.294-295,] viewed 12/06/14</ref>
-[[File:Bryce_History_Of_Bristol_1861_P294.JPG|thumbnail|400px|none|George Brycle, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1862), p.294: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]
+[[File:Bryce_History_Of_Bristol_1861_P294.JPG|thumbnail|600px|none|George Bryce, History of Bristol (Bristol, 1861), p.294: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]
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		+	===Miscellaneous===

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	"In Bristol there were, among many others, the Gillers Inn on the High Street, and the White House ..."<ref>Stuart Peachey, The tipler's guide to drink and drinking in the early 17th century (XXX, 1992), p.4</ref>		"In Bristol there were, among many others, the Gillers Inn on the High Street, and the White House ..."<ref>Stuart Peachey, The tipler's guide to drink and drinking in the early 17th century (XXX, 1992), p.4</ref>
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		+	<u>Guilliards Inn, Bristol</u>
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