HCA 13/76 f.10v Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=riding thereby, there were the XXX XXXXX a parcell of three
hundred skinnes (w:ch as hee undertood were XXXola skinnes) brought
in the said frigates pinnaces and put also aboard the Richard and
Elizabeth, and alsoe a parcell of kidd skinns (the number hee
cannot declare9 and also a parcell of flax, to be also brought
for London: all w:ch goods were by the conXXXX of the XXXXX
declared to be prize goods, and to thXXX ?purrpse they were XXXXX
thXX the Generall XXXXX XXX and take XXXX of them. And
saith that in the said shipp Richard ad Elizabeth all the
sd goods were brought up the River of Thames to Ratcliff XXXX
where they came to an anchor therewith on monday night the
third of September, and this deponent in regard of the danger
hee tooke his XXX and familie to be in, by XXX of the fire
getting XXXX by XXX hour, hee went that night ashore to his
house on the banck side leaving all the said goods aboard under
command of the said Bothwick. And on the Satturday next
following being the ?eigth of September this deponent
comming to goe aboard the said shipp, XXX with Samuel
?Clayman the XXX XXXXX ashore on Ratcliffe XXXXX, and
they goeing together into a XXX house to drinke a cup of beare
together, this deponent (who had got some intelligence that
the said goods were carried ashore by the said Masters order) asked
the said Boatswain as they wre in discourse thereabouts, how
they XXX XXX, to get parts to carry the said goods soe farr uplands
to w:ch him made answer that hee the said boatswaine by the said
Masters order got carts from Captaine Swanley XXX XXXX
to carry the said goods to Captaine Swanleys warehouse there
and that the CC they were carried accordingly. And this deponent
going to XXXX the said goods at Captain Swanleys, and
commanding a Constable of Stepney to assist them, the said
Constable declared unto them XX XXX of this materman
assisted in unloading the said goods one of the carts into the said
Captane Swanleys warehouse, and this deponent having
XXX XXXX with XXX of the XXXXX (whose XXX hee
now remembreth not) heard him affirme the XXXX

Signed [HIS MARK] XXXX XXXXX
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 |Transcription=riding thereby, there were the same morning a parcell of three
-hundred skinnes (which as hee undertood were &#91;?huffola&#93; skinnes) brought
+hundred skinnes (which as hee undertood were buffola skinnes) brought
 in the said frigates pinnaces and put also aboard the ''Richard and''
 ''Elizabeth'', and alsoe a parcell of kidd skinns (the number hee
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 house on the banck side leaving all the said goods aboard under
 command of the said Bothwick. And on the Satturday next
-following being the eigth of September this deponent
+following being the eighth of September this deponent
 comming to goe aboard the said shipp, met with Samuel
-&#91;?Clayshan&#93; the boat swaine ashore at Ratcliffe crosse, and
+&#91;?Clapshaw&#93; the boat swaine ashore at Ratcliffe crosse, and
 they goeing together into a tap house to drinke a cup of beare
 together, this deponent (who had got some intelligence that
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-Thomas &#91;HIS MARKE&#93; holbart
+Thomas &#91;HIS MARKE&#93; holbart &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-Thomas &#91;HIS MARKE&#93; hollart
+Thomas &#91;HIS MARKE&#93; holbart
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-|Transcription=riding thereby, there were the XXX XXXXX a parcell of three
+|Transcription image={{#transcription-image: IMG_121_11_5901.JPG}}
-hundred skinnes (w:ch as hee undertood were XXXola skinnes) brought
+|Transcription=riding thereby, there were the same morning a parcell of three
 in the said frigates pinnaces and put also aboard the ''Richard and''
 ''Elizabeth'', and alsoe a parcell of kidd skinns (the number hee
 cannot declare) and also a parcell of flax, to be also brought
-for London: all w:ch goods were by the conXXXX of the XXXXX
+for London&#58; all which goods were by the company of the ''Assistance''
-declared to be prize goods, and to thXXX ?purpose they were XXXXX
+declared to be prize goods, and to that purpose they were loath
-thXX the Generall XXXXX XXX and take XXXX of them. And
+that the Generall should see and take notice of them. And
-saith that in the said shipp ''Richard ad Elizabeth'' all the
+saith that in the said shipp ''Richard and Elizabeth'' all the
-said goods were brought up the River of Thames to Ratcliff XXXX
+said goods were brought up the River of Thames to Ratcliff Crosse
 where they came to an anchor therewith on monday night the
 third of September, and this deponent in regard of the danger
-hee tooke his XXX and familie to be in, by XXX of the fire
+hee tooke his house and familie to be in, by meanes of the fire
-getting XXXX by XXX hour, hee went that night ashore to his
+getting leave to goe home, hee went that night ashore to his
 house on the banck side leaving all the said goods aboard under
 command of the said Bothwick. And on the Satturday next
-following being the ?eigth of September this deponent
+following being the eigth of September this deponent
-comming to goe aboard the said shipp, XXX with Samuel
+comming to goe aboard the said shipp, met with Samuel
-?Clayman the XXX XXXXX ashore on Ratcliffe XXXXX, and
+&#91;?Clayshan&#93; the boat swaine ashore at Ratcliffe crosse, and
-they goeing together into a XXX house to drinke a cup of beare
+they goeing together into a tap house to drinke a cup of beare
 together, this deponent (who had got some intelligence that
 the said goods were carried ashore by the said Masters order) asked
 the said Boatswain as they were in discourse thereabouts, how
-they XXX XXX, to get parts to carry the said goods soe farr uplands
+they could doe, to get parts to carry the said goods soe farr uplands
-to w:ch him made answer that hee the said boatswaine by the said
+to which hee made answer that hee the said boatswaine by the said
-Masters order got carts from Captaine Swanley XXX XXXX
+Masters order got carts from Captaine Swanley from Stepney
 to carry the said goods to Captaine Swanleys warehouse there
-and that the CC they were carried accordingly. And this deponent
+and that the thether they were carried accordingly. And this deponent
-going to XXXX the said goods at Captain Swanleys, and
+going to seize the said goods at Captain Swanleys, and
 commanding a Constable of Stepney to assist them, the said
-Constable declared unto them XX XXX of this materman
+Constable declared unto them that some of his watchmen
-assisted in unloading the said goods one of the carts into the said
+assisted in unloading the said goods out of the carts into the said
 Captane Swanleys warehouse, and this deponent having
-XXX XXXX with XXX of the XXXXX (whose XXX hee
+since spoken with one of those watchmen (whose name hee
-now remembreth not) heard him affirme the XXXX
+now remembreth not) heard him affirme the same.
-Signed [HIS MARK] XXXX XXXXX
+Signum
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