HCA 13/76 f.2r Annotate - Revision history

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|First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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parties in this suite are two of his owners but of what parts hee knoweth not nor
hath heard [?Aalis] nescit rendere.

Ad 4 et 5 deponit that at the time or times of treating for the ffreighters
of the said shipps ''Jonathan and Abigail'' (sic) ''Owen and David'' this deponent and the
said Morley knew that there was a generall Imbargoe upon all English
shipps and a generall impresse for all seamen. And saith this depot
agreed with the said caryll that hee and or the rest of said ffreighters should
procure a lycense and proteccon for the said shipps and mens the said voyage
and they bringing the papers predeposed being as the said Carykk
alwayes affirmed a lycense and protection, this deponent then signed the Charterparty and not before, And he beleeveth
and is well assured that the said Morley did the like.

And saith the
said protections were signed (James) and the Anchor (a Seale)
was put to the topps or heads of them. And this deponent saith
that had the said protections bin sufficient (which this depot
and the said Morley never beleeved they were in regard the sd
Caryll would not procure them a lycense to [?neere] the Kings [?XXXX]
the Generalls would not have impeded the voyage by the impresse
of their men and ordering the said shipps back againe to this
River, And the sd passes or papers are in the hands of Mr Sukly
the Procter. [?A] alr referendese ad predeposta nescit [?XX]

Ad 6 et 8 rendit that the said Caryll. Bell, Perry and Thirsby and [?XXXXXX] the said [?Caryll] did at
Greenewich and London after the obtaining the said passe and
before and after the sealing of the Charterparty Interrate declare
and affirme that the said lycence and protection. would cleare
them from being hindered or molested in their said voyage. And the
said ffreighters nor any of them did not promisse to pay the
Charges of fitting and preparing, or of victualling the said shipp.
or to pay the mariners wages in case the said shipps or any
of them should bee stopped or hindered in their said voyage. Et
alr nescit rendere.

Ad 8 et 9 rendit that the ''Owen and David'' of of the burthen
of about 200 tonns or thereabouts the ''Jonathan and Abigail''
about 250 tonnes and this deponents freight for this voyage
would have amounted to 1200: ''li'' or thereabouts and the ffreight
the ''Jonathan and Abigail'' about 1500: ''li'' as hee beleeveth. And saith
that the voyage in question is usually made in five or
six monthes, And saith that the sd ship ''Owen and David'' cost this depot
about [?1800] ''Li'' sterln and hee bought her before this voyage namely about about twelve moneths time. And saith
the said shipps ''Owen and David'' and the ''Jonathan and Abigail''
had not bin fitt for the voyage in question unles they had
bin reparied and fitted in the same Conditon she went downe
int to the buoy and Nore. But as to the particular repaires and summes
of money expended he saith they are entred and mencconed
in his ship booke which booke he shall be ready to produce for
the information of Court when required thereto. And the ''Jonathon''
''and Abigall'' with her tackle apparrell and furniture hee judgeth
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 |Transcription=parties in this suite are two of his owners but of what parts hee knoweth not nor
-hath heard &#91;?Aalis&#93; nescit rendere.
+hath heard Et alr nescit rendere./.
 Ad 4 et 5 deponit that at the time or times of treating for the ffreighters
-of the said shipps ''Jonathan and Abigail'' (sic) ''Owen and David'' this deponent and the
+of the said shipps ''Jonathan and Abigail'' ''Owen and David'' this deponent and the
 said Morley knew that there was a generall Imbargoe upon all English
-shipps and a generall impresse for all seamen.  And saith this depot
+shipps and a generall impresse for all seamen. And saith this deponent
-agreed with the said caryll that hee and or the rest of said ffreighters should
+agreed with the said Caryll that hee and or the rest of said ffreighters should
 procure a lycense and protection for the said shipps and mens the said voyage
 and they bringing the papers predeposed being as the said Carykk
-alwayes affirmed a lycense and protection, this deponent then signed the Charterparty and not before, And he beleeveth
+alwayes affirmed a lycense and protection, this deponent then
-and is well assured that the said Morley did the like.
+signed the Charterparty and not before, And he beleeveth
+and is well assured that the said Morley did the like./ And saith the
 And saith the
 said protections were signed (James) and the Anchor (a Seale)
-was put to the topps or heads of them.  And this deponent saith
+was put to the topps or heads of them. And this deponent saith
-that had the said protections bin sufficient (which this depot
+that had the said protections bin sufficient (which this deponent
-and the said Morley never beleeved they were in regard the sd
+and the said Morley never beleeved they were in regard the said
-Caryll would not procure them a lycense to &#91;?neere&#93; the Kings &#91;?XXXX&#93;
+Caryll would not procure them a lycense to &#91;?veere&#93; the Kings Jack)
 the Generalls would not have impeded the voyage by the impresse
 of their men and ordering the said shipps back againe to this
-River, And the sd passes or papers are in the hands of Mr Sukly
+River, And the said passes or papers are in the hands of Mr Suckly
-the Procter. &#91;?A&#93; alr referendese ad predeposta nescit &#91;?XX&#93;
+the Procter. Et alr referendo ad predeporta nescit.
-Ad 6 et 8 rendit that the said Caryll. Bell, Perry and Thirsby and &#91;?XXXXXX&#93; the said &#91;?Caryll&#93; did at
+Ad 6 et 7 rendet that the said Caryll. Bell, Perry and Thirsby and &#91;?XXXXXX&#93; the said &#91;?Caryll&#93; did at
 Greenewich and London after the obtaining the said passe and
 before and after the sealing of the Charterparty Interrate declare
 and affirme that the said lycence and protection. would cleare
-them from being hindered or molested in their said voyage.  And the
+them from being hindered or molested in their said voyage. And the
 said ffreighters nor any of them did not promisse to pay the
 Charges of fitting and preparing, or of victualling the said shipp.
 or to pay the mariners wages in case the said shipps or any
 of them should bee stopped or hindered in their said voyage. Et
-alr nescit rendere.
+alr nescit rendere./.
-Ad 8 et 9 rendit that the ''Owen and David'' of of the burthen
+Ad 8 et 9 rendet that the ''Owen and David'' is of the burthen
 of about 200 tonns or thereabouts the ''Jonathan and Abigail''
 about 250 tonnes and this deponents freight for this voyage
-would have amounted to 1200&#58; ''li'' or thereabouts and the ffreight
+would have amounted to 1200&#58; ''li'' or thereabouts and the ffreight of
-the ''Jonathan and Abigail'' about 1500&#58; ''li'' as hee beleeveth.  And saith
+the ''Jonathan and Abigail'' about 1500&#58; ''li'' as hee beleeveth. And saith
 that the voyage in question is usually made in five or
-six monthes, And saith that the sd ship ''Owen and David'' cost this depot
+six monthes, And saith that the said ship ''Owen and David'' cost this deponent
-about &#91;?1800&#93; ''Li'' sterln and hee bought her before this voyage namely about about twelve moneths time. And saith
+about 1800 ''li'' sterling and hee bought her before this voyage namely about about twelve moneths time. And saith
 the said shipps ''Owen and David'' and the ''Jonathan and Abigail''
 had not bin fitt for the voyage in question unles they had
-bin reparied and fitted in the same Conditon she went downe
+bin repaired and fitted in the same Conditon she went downe
-int to the buoy and Nore.  But as to the particular repaires and summes
+in to the buoy and Nore. But as to the particular repaires and summes
-of money expended he saith they are entred and mencconed
+of money expended he saith they are entred and mentioned
 in his ship booke which booke he shall be ready to produce for
-the information of Court when required thereto.  And the ''Jonathon''
+the information of Court when required thereto. And the ''Jonathon''
 ''and Abigall'' with her tackle apparrell and furniture hee judgeth
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-|Transcription=IMAGE: P1090921
+|Transcription=parties in this suite are two of his owners but of what parts hee knoweth not nor
-−
 parties in this suite are two of his owners but of what parts hee knoweth not nor
 hath heard [?Aalis] nescit rendere.