HCA 13/73 f.92r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=The 9th day of March 1658
 Rowland Hill John Hill and Company owners of&#125;
 the ''Oporto Merchant''. Thomas Chevers Master&#125;
-against Sir James Drax Knight Richard higgins Tho:&#125;
+against Sir James Drax Knight Richard higgins Tho&#58;&#125;
 kendall, James Wych and Robert Welding&#125;
 Merchants in particular and all others in&#125;
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 knoweth that the arlate Rowland Hill John Hill, and Andrew
 Hopegood and Company for all the said time
-were the true and lawfull owners and proprieto:rs of the
+were the true and lawfull owners and proprieto&#58;rs of the
 said ship and of her tackle Apparell, and furniture,
-and for such being Comonly accounted and reputed: And further
+and for such being Comonly accounted and reputed&#58; And further
 hee cannot depose.
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 which washed overboard the Sheate Anchor, and the long boate
 (and
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 |Transcription=The 9th day of March 1658
-Rowland Hill John Hill and Company owners of)
+Rowland Hill John Hill and Company owners of&#125;
-the ''Oporto Merchant''. Thomas Chevers Master)
+the ''Oporto Merchant''. Thomas Chevers Master&#125;
-against Sir James Drax Knight Richard higgins Tho:)
+against Sir James Drax Knight Richard higgins Tho:&#125;
-kendall, James Wych and Robert Welding)
+kendall, James Wych and Robert Welding&#125;
-Merchants in particular and all others in)
+Merchants in particular and all others in&#125;
-Generall that have or pretend to have any
+Generall that have or pretend to have any&#125;
-rights, Titles, or interest in the goods wares and
+rights, Titles, or interest in the goods wares and&#125;
-Merchandizes lately brought in the sayd ship)
+Merchandizes lately brought in the sayd ship&#125;
-to this port from the Barbadoes in a Cause
+to this port from the Barbadoes in a Cause&#125;
-of Damage and average. Suckley.
+of Damage and average. Suckley.&#125;
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 were the true and lawfull owners and proprieto:rs of the
 said ship and of her tackle Apparell, and furniture,
-and for such being XComonly accounted and reputed: And further
+and for such being Comonly accounted and reputed: And further
 hee cannot depose.

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 To the second hee saith the said ship the ''Oporto Merchant'' in
 her course from Barbadoes to this Port of London
-?Laden with Sugars, Cotton and Indico and other Comodityes
+Loade (sic) with Sugars, Cotton and Indico and other Comodityes
 for the account of the arlate Sir James Drax Richard Higgins
 Thomas kendall James Wych Robt We?lding and others did meet

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 To the second hee saith the said ship the ''Oporto Merchant'' in
-her course from Barbadoes to this port of London
+her course from Barbadoes to this Port of London
-?Laden with Sugars Cotton and Indico and other Comodityes
+?Laden with Sugars, Cotton and Indico and other Comodityes
-for the account of the arlate Sir James Drax Richard XXXXX
+for the account of the arlate Sir James Drax Richard Higgins
-Thomas Kendall James Wyck Robt ?Weeking and others did meete
+Thomas kendall James Wych Robt We?lding and others did meet
 with neere the fflowers and Calves, on or about the
 twentieth day of January last a greate and violente storme
 which did soe continue for about sixteene houres, the
 winde being then at West, And the said ship running
-before the sea, under ?her foresaile, the said ships ?stern
+before the sea, under her foresaile, the said ships sterne
 gave way, and this deponent and Company were forced
-to ?haul the said foresaile of the said ship, and lye under
+to hand the said foresaile of the said ship, and lye under
-a ?mizen, And saith that the seas being very high brake
+a mizen, And saith that the seas being very high brake
-the said ships Tiller, which did much endanger the ?keeper the
+the said ships Tiller, which did much endanger the looser the
-said ships Rudder, and ?Sterne part; And at the XXXX
+said ships Rudder, and Sterne Post; And at the helme
-part (OR, port) hee saith the said ship, shipped under water which came
+Port hee saith the said ship, shiped under water which came
-into the hold of the sd ship, And the weather being very
+into the hold of the said ship, And the weather being very
 Tempestuous, and the violent winde continueing, the said
-ships ?Missen saile was blowne away, and lost, and by
+ships Missen saile was blowne away, and lost, and by
-Meanes of looseing the Misen, the said ship lay broad XXX
+Meanes of looseing the Misen, the said ship lay broad off
 to the sea, and by reason thereof shipped a very violent sea
-which washed overboard And ?Sheats Anchor, and the long boate
+which washed overboard the Sheate Anchor, and the long boate
-and
+(and
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