HCA 13/73 f.93v Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=XXXX, And XXXXXX the ?Master and Company of the said
ship were foreced to ?hand their foreCourse; or foresaile, and
lye under a mizen. and whXXXX shee soe lay. the said shipps
Tiller was broken by the violence of the said Storme, and did
much endanger the looseing of the Rudder and sterne ?poast
of the said ship, and saith that at the XXXX port wher
her Tiller was broken the said ship receaved much water
in her hold, And the said very Violent Storme; not abating
the said ships missen sail, was by the Violence there of XX
splitt and Torne; and blowne away, and after it was blowne
away, the said ship was by
the force and Violence of the said Storme, forced to lye
broad off, to the sea, and by that meanes, shipped a greate
sea, which washed her boate and skiffe. to Leeward
and washed her sheat Anchor over board, and it, hanging
to the Rope to which it was fastened, and the said ship Roling
two and againe the said Anchor bilged a hole in the side of the
said ship just by her Lough, through which. And other places
and ?Crozes: there came such Water in hold; soe that
her hold, had and receaved in a short space some four and XXXX
halfe water, which caused the said ship to lye in the Sea,
without motion; And saith that by reason of the Violence
and duration of the said Storme; both the said ship Lading
and all the Company on board her were in great
danger of persihing in the Sea. This hee deposeth for that
hee was Boatswaine of and on board the said ship at
the time when the sayd Storme happened, and further hee
doth not depose.

To the 3d hee saith that fore said Thomas Cheevers, and Company
off and on board the said shipp; in the said Storme did XX
upon a seious Consideration, for the safeguard of the said
ship and Lading, and their owne Lives Cut the said ships
Mainmast by the board, and Cut away the saile and
Rigging, and Tackling thereto belonging, and Cut away
her Sheat Anchor, and staved most of the Caskes of water
that were aboard her, and therby did much Lighten the said
Shipp: And having now seene and read the Schedule Exhibited hee
saith that all and singular the Masts, sailes, tackle and
funiture and Materialls. therein set downe and Expressed
to the said Ship, were and are Utterly lost by meanes of the said Storme and they were XX
, the time of their said Cutting away, and loosing well worth
the severall and respective summes of money, set downe in the
said schedule for the same, in the whole amounting to the summe
of One hundred fourty two pounds two shilllings sterl. XXX
that, besides the foresaid Damages, there was alsoe (by meanes
of the violence of the said Storme,) much hurt and damage

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 To the 3d hee saith that fore said Thomas Chevers, and Company
 of and on board the said shipp; in the said Storme did
-upon a seious Consideration, for the safeguard of the said
+upon a serious Consideration, for the safeguard of the said
 ship and Lading, and their owne Lives Cut the said ships
 Mainmast by the board, and Cut away the saile and

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 |Transcription=way, And thereupon the Master and Company of the said
 ship were foreced to hand their foreCourse; or foresaile, and
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 two and againe the said Anchor bilged a hole in the side of the
 said ship just by her Lough, through which. And other places
-and Croses: there ranne much Water in hold; soe that
+and Croses&#58; there ranne much Water in hold; soe that
 her hold, had and receaved in a short space some four and a
 halfe water, which caused the said ship to lye in the Sea,
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 her Sheat Anchor, and staved most of the Caskes of water
 that were aboard her, and thereby did much Lighten the said
-Shipp: And having now seene and read the Schedule Exhibited hee
+Shipp&#58; And having now seene and read the Schedule Exhibited hee
 saith that all and singular the Masts, sailes, tackle and
 funiture and Materialls. therein set downe and Expressed
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 that, besides the foresaid Damages, there was alsoe (by meanes
 of the violence of the said Storme,) much hurt and damage
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 Rigging, and Tackling thereto belonging, and Cut away
 her Sheat Anchor, and staved most of the Caskes of water
-that were aboard her, and therby did much Lighten the said
+that were aboard her, and thereby did much Lighten the said
 Shipp: And having now seene and read the Schedule Exhibited hee
 saith that all and singular the Masts, sailes, tackle and
 funiture and Materialls. therein set downe and Expressed
-to the said Ship, were and are Utterly lost by meanes of the said Storme and they were XX
+to the said Ship, were and are Utterly lost by meanes of the said Storme and they were &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
 , the time of their said Cutting away, and loosing well worth
 the severall and respective summes of money, set downe in the

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 and duration of the said Storme; both the said ship Lading
 and all the Company on board her were in great
-danger of persihing in the Sea. This hee deposeth for that
+danger of perishing in the Sea. This hee deposeth for that
 hee was Boatswaine of and on board the said ship at
 the time when the sayd Storme happened, and further hee

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 doth not depose.
-To the 3d hee saith that fore said Thomas Cheevers, and Company
+To the 3d hee saith that fore said Thomas Chevers, and Company
-off and on board the said shipp; in the said Storme did XX
+of and on board the said shipp; in the said Storme did
 upon a seious Consideration, for the safeguard of the said
 ship and Lading, and their owne Lives Cut the said ships
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 the severall and respective summes of money, set downe in the
 said schedule for the same, in the whole amounting to the summe
-of One hundred fourty two pounds two shilllings sterling. XXX
+of One hundred fourty two pounds two shilllings sterling. and
 that, besides the foresaid Damages, there was alsoe (by meanes
 of the violence of the said Storme,) much hurt and damage
 }}

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 |Transcription image=P1110351
-|Transcription=XXXX, And XXXXXX the ?Master and Company of the said
+|Transcription=way, And thereupon the Master and Company of the said
-ship were foreced to ?hand their foreCourse; or foresaile, and
+ship were foreced to hand their foreCourse; or foresaile, and
-lye under a mizen. and whXXXX shee soe lay. the said shipps
+lye under a mizen. and whilest shee soe lay. the said shipps
 Tiller was broken by the violence of the said Storme, and did
-much endanger the looseing of the Rudder and sterne ?poast
+much endanger the looseing of the Rudder and sterne poast
-of the said ship, and saith that at the XXXX port wher
+of the said ship, and saith that at the helme Port where
 her Tiller was broken the said ship receaved much water
 in her hold, And the said very Violent Storme; not abating
-the said ships missen sail, was by the Violence there of XX
+the said ships missen sail, was by the Violence there of
 splitt and Torne; and blowne away, and after it was blowne
 away, the said ship was by
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 two and againe the said Anchor bilged a hole in the side of the
 said ship just by her Lough, through which. And other places
-and ?Crozes: there came such Water in hold; soe that
+and Croses: there ranne much Water in hold; soe that
-her hold, had and receaved in a short space some four and XXXX
+her hold, had and receaved in a short space some four and a
 halfe water, which caused the said ship to lye in the Sea,
 without motion; And saith that by reason of the Violence