HCA 13/73 f.89v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=of letters to the foresaid John Roberts, desiring him to have
 a speciall care of them, and preserve them if hee could
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 that neither hee this deponent nor any of his Company durst
 venture into the ships hold to take out the said Box
-of writings and Accounts:/.
+of writings and Accounts&#58;/.
 To the 5th hee saith the said Ship ''Anne'' Came from ffalmouth
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 To
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 Court of Guard
-and after ?they were dryed, they,
+and after &#91;?they&#93; were dryed, they,
 came to the hands of one John Walker who was Mate
 and Pilot of the said ship, who delivered the same to
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 but hee not being then in Towne; (as this deponent was
 informed by one Mr Bridges. kinsman of the said
-ffrancis ffowke, and at whose house the said M:r ffowkes lay.)
+ffrancis ffowke, and at whose house the said Mr ffowkes lay.)
 this deponent acquainted the said Bridges. with his Busines
 and the said Bridges advised this deponent to delivered

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 &#91;INSERTION IN LH MARGIN&#93;
 ffrench officers carryed
-away pXXXX to the rest of the
+away p&#91;XXXX&#93; to the rest of the
 Company of the ship which
 were kept Prizoners in a

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 pocket were dryed,
-at the house where hee arrived and XXXX goeing from ?the house on horse beck towards the place
+at the house where hee arrived and XXXX goeing from ?the house on horse back towards the place
 where the ship was cast away hoping to save some of the Lading of ?her  hee was by

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 hee had soe done the ship was bilging, and hee
 perceiving the same Imediately ranne upp, upon the Deck
-of the ship, with the said writings. and leaped off as aforesd.
+of the ship, with the said writings. and leaped off as aforesaid.
 and after hee had Carried the said writings which were
 wrapt upp in his Loinings and Shirt, in his hand

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-|Transcription=of ?lettyrs to the foresd John Roberts, desiring him to have
+|Transcription=of letters to the foresaid John Roberts, desiring him to have
-a speciall care of them, and p:rserve them if hee coul
+a speciall care of them, and preserve them if hee could
 Possible; and all the Company of the said Ship, being gone
-a way in their boat?s, and this depo:t staying aboard
+a way in their boate, and this deponent staying aboard
 as aforesaid, hee went into his Cabbin, and there tooke
-some Copyes of Accounts w:ch lay there ready Tyde
+some Copyes of Accounts which lay there ready Tyde
 up, and put them in his pocket, and there being other
-Originall papers, Letters, writings w:ch hee thought were of
+Originall papers, Letters, writings which hee thought were of
-more Concernmen:t hee wrapt them up in a paire of ?Loinings
+more Concernment hee wrapt them up in a paire of Loinings
-& a Shirt, the better to keepe them dry, and by that time
+and a Shirt, the better to keepe them dry, and by that time
 hee had soe done the ship was bilging, and hee
-perceiving y:e same Imediately ranne upp, upon y,e Deck
+perceiving the same Imediately ranne upp, upon the Deck
-of the ship, with y:e sd writings. and ?heaved off as aforesd.
+of the ship, with the said writings. and leaped off as aforesd.
-and after hee had Carried y.e sd writings w:ch were
+and after hee had Carried the said writings which were
-wrapt upp in his ?Loinings & Shirt, in his hand
+wrapt upp in his Loinings and Shirt, in his hand
-about a Stones through from y:e sd Ship, hee was forced
+about a Stones through from the said Ship, hee was forced
 for safeguard of his life; to let them goe, and with
-much difficulty and hazard of his life got to y:e sd Boate
+much difficulty and hazard of his life got to the said Boate
-as aforesd. and soe by the Great Providence of God
+as aforesaid. and soe by the Great Providence of God
-got to Shore, where the said papers w:ch hee had in his
+got to Shore, where the said papers which hee had in his
-pocket were dryed, LARGE INSERTION TO BE TRANSCRIBED, and after, LARGE INSERTION TO BE TRANSCRIBED, ?before dryed they
+pocket were dryed,
 came to the hands of one John Walker who was Mate
 and Pilot of the said ship, who delivered the same to
-this depo:t herein London and this depo:t delivered them
+this deponent herein London and this deponent delivered them
-to the foresaid M:r ffrancis ffooke; and the
+to the foresaid Mr ffrancis ffooke; and the
-said Bag of XXtters which were p:rserved by y:e said Roberts
+said Bag of Letters which were preserved by the said Roberts
-this depo:t Carryed to y:e said M:r ffookes Lodging
+this deponent Carryed to the said Mr ffookes Lodging
-but hee not being then in Towne; (as this depo:t was
+but hee not being then in Towne; (as this deponent was
-informed by one M:r Bridges. kinsman of the said
+informed by one Mr Bridges. kinsman of the said
 ffrancis ffowke, and at whose house the said M:r ffowkes lay.)
-this depo:t acquainted y.e said Bridges. with his Busines
+this deponent acquainted the said Bridges. with his Busines
-and y:e said Bridges advised this depo:t XX delivered
+and the said Bridges advised this deponent to delivered
-the said Letters to y:e merch:ts to whom they were directed
+the said Letters to the merchants to whom they were directed
-and the said M:r Bridges to that End went along with
+and the said Mr Bridges to that End went along with
-this depot to the Exchange; where hee delivered the
+this deponent to the Exchange; where hee delivered the
 said Letters according to thir Superscriptions; And further
-hee cannot answer to this Interrie saving hee saith
+hee cannot answer to this Interrogatorie saving hee saith
-that neither hee this depo:t nor any of his Company durst
+that neither hee this deponent nor any of his Company durst
-venture into y:e ships hold to take out the said Boy
+venture into the ships hold to take out the said Box
-of writings & Accounts:/.
+of writings and Accounts:/.
-To the 5:th hee saith the said Ship Anne Came from ffalmouth
+To the 5th hee saith the said Ship ''Anne'' Came from ffalmouth
-next before her Casting away, in Company of about 6 or ?X
+next before her Casting away, in Company of about 6 or &#91;?7 GUTTER&#93;
-saile, and y:e winde then was variable; and the weather thicj
+saile, and the winde then was variable; and the weather thick
-& ffoggy ad saith hee heard that afterXXX Vessell y:t came from
+and ffoggy and saith hee heard that a fflemish Vessell that came from
-ffalmouth y:e same day the Anne came thence was cast away y:e same night that the Anne was , and XX
+ffalmouth the same day the ''Anne'' came thence was cast away the same night that the ''Anne'' was, and on
-y.e same Coast And further cannot Answer.
+the same Coast And further cannot Answer.
 To
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