HCA 13/65 f.78r Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 18:07, March 21, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:05, March 21, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:05, March 21, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:02, March 21, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:38, March 21, 2014

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|First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet

|First transcribed=14/03/21

|Editorial history=Created 21/03/14, by CSG

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 at the Harbour at Nor=Berghen she had and wore the King of Scotts co&#91;X&#93;llours)
 And saith that at the tyme of the seizure of the said ship the ''Arke of Noah''
-shee was in her direct course for Scotalnd and quite out of her
+shee was in her direct course for Scotland and quite out of her
 way for Hollsten which hee knoweth to bee true because hee this deponent
 was masters mate abord the ''Harry'' when she seized the said ship the
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 as much. And further hee cannot depose saveing that at such tyme
 as the said ship the ''Arke of Noah'' was seized the said Townes of dundee
-and Abderdeene were geberally reputed to bee in Actuall Armes against the
+and Aberdeene were generally reputed to bee in Actuall Armes against the
 Parliament of England.

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 ship the ''Harry'' to bee a Scotts man of warre because that when she rode
 at the Harbour at Nor=Berghen she had and wore the King of Scotts co&#91;X&#93;llours)
-And saith that at the tyme of the seizure of the said shiup the ''Arke of Noah''
+And saith that at the tyme of the seizure of the said ship the ''Arke of Noah''
 shee was in her direct course for Scotalnd and quite out of her
 way for Hollsten which hee knoweth to bee true because hee this deponent

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 Merchant who laded the said horses abord her at Nor-Berghen
 being abord the ''Harry'' did then and there proffer the said Awres
-a hundred dollars to comvay him with the said horses to Dundee
+a hundred dollars to convay him with the said horses to Dundee
-or Abderdeene aforesaid in Scotalnd to wither of which ports or places hee
+or Aberdeene aforesaid in Scotalnd to wither of which ports or places hee
 then said hee was bound to discharge his said Horses to and for the use
 of the King of Scotland, The said Merchant thinking the said

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 ''Harry'' afterwards tooke in her which said Horses as the generall rumor and
 report was then ashore at Nor Berghen and as the merchants who laded them there
-did acknowledge abd confesse unto this deponent and unto his contests
+did acknowledge and confesse unto this deponent and unto his contests
 Jerome Miller and Thomas Hall and others of the ''Harryes'' Company&#91;?a&#93;
 in a Scotch house upon the 26th day of July last) were from thence to bee transported in the said
-ship unto Aberdeene or dundee in Scotaldn for the use of the King of
+ship unto Aberdeene or dundee in Scotland for the use of the King of
 Scotts who then was in Actuall Armes against the Parliament of England. And otherwise hee cannot depose.

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+|Transcription=the Councell of State arlate and to the Registrie of this court
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