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| − | |Transcription= | + | |Transcription=the rest of his fellow Labourers in that worke were forced to breake |
it up with Crowes of Iron and other ike instrument, and it rose | it up with Crowes of Iron and other ike instrument, and it rose | ||
up matted and baked together in great large flakes, and the | up matted and baked together in great large flakes, and the | ||
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that though he were then an able and lusty person and used | that though he were then an able and lusty person and used | ||
to the mealing of Corne, and such like hard labour for theise | to the mealing of Corne, and such like hard labour for theise | ||
| − | 12 yeares last past yet could | + | 12 yeares last past yet could not hold out to the finishing of |
the sayd worke, but was forced to retire himselfe to worke | the sayd worke, but was forced to retire himselfe to worke | ||
upon the lighter in the aire, and continued ill att ease by the | upon the lighter in the aire, and continued ill att ease by the | ||
Revision as of 23:05, November 6, 2016
| Volume | HCA 13/68 |
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| Folio | 351 |
| Side | Verso |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| Uploaded image; partially transcribed on 06/11/2016 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: IMG_117_07_0260.jpg | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2016/11/06 | |
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the rest of his fellow Labourers in that worke were forced to breake
it up with Crowes of Iron and other ike instrument, and it rose
up matted and baked together in great large flakes, and the
heat thereof was so excessive and stench so noysome and stifling
that this deponent and his sayd Companions were forced to pull
off their Cloathes and worke naked, and saith notwithstanding
the stifling heat and stench of the sayd Corne was so great
that one of the sayd workmen gott his [?bame] and death therby
and others very ill and dangerous distempers, and this deponent
amongst the rest was so overprest and overcome with the noyso[?XX]
that though he were then an able and lusty person and used
to the mealing of Corne, and such like hard labour for theise
12 yeares last past yet could not hold out to the finishing of
the sayd worke, but was forced to retire himselfe to worke
upon the lighter in the aire, and continued ill att ease by the
distemper he then gott for many weekes after. And saith
that the sayd shipp had taken in wett att her ballast port holes
and the corne that lay neere to the sayd port holes and the mast of
the shipp ws rotten and so fowle and nuysoon that it was not
for any use nor fitt for hogs. And saith by the knowledge this
deponent hath in that sort of Commodity and grayne having
bene a Corne Meter for 12 yeares as aforesayd, the sayd wheat
in case it had continued in the sayd shipp unremoved by the space
of 16 or 20 dayes longer would have become wholly perished
and unfitt for use and would have bene in some short tyme
more in danger to have taken fire through its owne heat
and thereby have consumed it selfe and endangered the shipp
and other shippes neere it. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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