HCA 13/73 f.600r Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 16:04, May 19, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 08:38, February 18, 2015

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Jillwilcox at 22:27, February 16, 2015

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Jillwilcox at 22:26, February 16, 2015

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Jillwilcox at 22:25, February 16, 2015

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AnneMills at 17:49, February 16, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 13:29, August 3, 2014

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 |Transcription=touch at Lisbone to the end they may there pay the Customes which are due
 to the King of Portugall out of such Merchandize as are brought
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 them that they could not at first discerne whether they were
 enemies or friends./
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 from thence which said security he sayth the said Croxon
 was necessitated (for the reason aforesaid) to give in, and did give in
-saXXXX or procure it to be given in, And further deposeth not to
+sa&#91;?XXX&#93; or procure it to be given in, And further deposeth not to
 this Article saving that one Mr Abraham Jacobs an Englishman then
 residing at Lisbone was one of the security, and saving that
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 Tunnes of Brazeele wood; all which goods he sayth were for the use and
 account of the producents Thomas Bretton Simon Delboe Andrew Middleton
-and Company aforesaid and were the XXeed of their goods carried out in
+and Company aforesaid and were the proceed of their goods carried out in
 the said ship from Lisbone to Brazill; And soe much he the said
 Croxon did severall times declare during the time of their lading
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 Ad 11th dicit that in the said ships passage from Brazeele towards Lisbone
 being come in sight of the Rocke of Lisbone, the said Captain Kingsman and
-Company in these preXXXed did on the twenty seaventh day of May last about
+Company in these &#91;?preXXXed&#93; did on the twenty seaventh day of May last about
 breake of day being Sunday morning espy three saile of ships coming
-up towards the ''Experience'', which said ships afterwards proved(?) to be three
+up towards the ''Experience'', which said ships afterwards proved to be three
 Dutch men of warre; but sayth it was soe Early in the morning
 when the Captain and Company of and in the ''Experience'' first espyed
 them that they could not at first discerne whether they were
 enemies or friends./
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-|Transcription=&#91;touch(?) at Lisbone to the end they may there pay the Customes which are due
+|Transcription=touch at Lisbone to the end they may there pay the Customes which are due
 to the King of Portugall out of such Merchandize as are brought
 from thence which said security he sayth the said Croxon
-was necessitated ( for the reason aforesaid) to give in, and did give in
+was necessitated (for the reason aforesaid) to give in, and did give in
 saXXXX or procure it to be given in, And further deposeth not to
 this Article saving that one Mr Abraham Jacobs an Englishman then
 residing at Lisbone was one of the security, and saving that
-the said security was given in, in or about the month of October
+the said security was soe given in, in or about the month of October
-last was twelve month.
+last was twelve moneth./
 Ad 6th deponit et dicit that after the said Croxon had given such
 security at Lisbone and had put on board the said ship her full lading
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 and carried out from thence was worth at their departure
 from Lisbone in this Deponent’s estimacion the summe of five thousand
-pounds sterling at least. Et ate nescit
+pounds sterling at least. Et article nescit./
-Ad 7th dicit that the arlate Bretton Delboe(?) Middleton and Company
-( for whose account he sayth all the foresaid goods were so laden at Lisbone
+Ad 7th dicit that the arlate Bretton Delboe Middleton and Company
-and carried to Brazile ) were and are all Englishmen and subiects
+(for whose account he sayth all the foresaid goods were so laden at Lisbone
-of the King of England. Et ate nescit salvis predepoitis ad qua
+and carried to Brazeele ) were and are all Englishmen and subiects
-se refert.
+of the King of England. Et article nescit salvis predepoitis ad qua
 Ad 8th deponit et dicit that after the arrivall  of the said ship the
 ''Experience'' with her said lading on board her at Brazill as aforesaid, the
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 hides and Brazill wood for the use and account of the producents English
 men as aforesaid The premisses he deposeth seeing and assisting in the
-unlading and disposing thereof.
+unlading and disposing thereof./
-Ad 9th Arlid(?) dicit that the said William Croxon did at Brazeele aforesaid lade
 or cause to be laden on board the ''Experience'' twelve hundred chests
 of white sugar and two thousand five hundred Rolls of Tobaccoe
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 the said ship from Lisbone to Brazill; And soe much he the said
 Croxon did severall times declare during the time of their lading
-at Brazeele, Et reddit causas scientia sue ut supra
+at Brazeele, Et reddit causas scientia sue ut supra./
 Ad 10th dicit that after receipt of the said sugars and other goods on
 board the ''Experience'' at Brazeele, she departed therewith bound
 for the port of Lisbone there to discharge the same according to the
 security there given in as aforesaid and to pay the King of Portugall his Cus-
-toms out of  them. Et ate refert se ad predepoita.
+toms out of them. Et article refert se ad predepoita./
 Ad 11th dicit that in the said ships passage from Brazeele towards Lisbone
 being come in sight of the Rocke of Lisbone, the said Captain Kingsman and
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 when the Captain and Company of and in the ''Experience'' first espyed
 them that they could not at first discerne whether they were
-enemies or friends.
+enemies or friends./
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+|Transcription=&#91;touch(?) at Lisbone to the end they may there pay the Customes which are due
 }}