HCA 13/68 f.28r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=warr actually fighting against the English. And saith the masters and Company
 of the sayd Merchant men could not but take notice that the sayd shipps that fought
-the ''Elizabeth'' were Hollands men of warr and enemyes to the English &#91;?hawbed&#93;
+the ''Elizabeth'' were Hollands men of warr and enemyes to the English howbeit
-he saith they kept not on their way but &#91;?lacked&#93; about in assistance of the sayd
+he saith they kept not on their way but tacked about in assistance of the sayd
-Hhollands men of warr and &#91;?stuck&#93; not till the ''Elizabeth'' had made 5 or 6 shotts
+Hhollands men of warr and struck not till the ''Elizabeth'' had made 5 or 6 shotts
 at them, and were att last taken and subdued in their flight from the
 ''Elizabeth'', which he knoweth being then present in the ''Elizabeth'' and
 otherwise cannot depose.
-To the nynth article he saith that the sayd shipps being subdued Captaine Mymes did
+To the nynth article he saith that the sayd shipps being subdued Captaine Mynnes did
-secure most of their Masters and named some of their vessalls and further
+secure most of their Masters and manned some of their vessells and further
 he cannot depose.
 To the tenth article he saith he heard the Boatswaine of the sayd shipp ''Hope'' Martin Minders
-master sayd and affirme in the presence of this deponent and his contests, Major
+master saye and affirme in the presence of this deponent and his contests, Major
-Paynter and ask that the sayd shipp ''Hope'' came frome Amsterdam and was
+Paynter and Ash that the sayd shipp ''Hope'' came frome Amsterdam and was
-to returne &#91;?thither&#93; att her comeing from Ffrance with her ladeing, and
+to returne thither att her comeing from Ffrance with her ladeing, and
 that most of her Company were of Amsterdam and all Hollanders but the
 master. and saith there was of this deponents sight an hollands Ancient
-being &#91;?ript&#93; and &#91;?forced&#93; aboard the sayd shipp ''Hope'' and the sayd Boatswayne
+being ript and torne aboard the sayd shipp ''Hope'' and the sayd Boatswayne
-did confess and declare that the sayd vessall was &#91;Xoad&#93; prize to the English
+did confess and declare that the sayd vessell was good prize to the English
 and that himselfe was an Amsterdammer and had his wife and family there.
-and otherwise referring himselfe to his foresaving depositions he
+and otherwise referring himselfe to his foregoeing depositions he
-saith he cannot depose
+saith he cannot depose.
-To the eleventh article he saith there was a private man of warr of Dover about 2 &#91;leayews&#93;
+To the eleventh article he saith there was a private man of warr of Dover about 2 leagues
-off att sea when the said ffleet was subdued, but there was not any English vessall
+off att sea when the said ffleet was subdued, but there was not any English vessell
 att all within shott of the sayd ffleet or any of them when they were
 subdued by the ''Elizabeth'' so farr as this deponent knoweth or hath heard.
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 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93; To the Crosse Interrogatories
-To the 1. interrogatory he saith he was one of the shipp ''Elizabeth'' her Company
+To the 1. Interrogatory he saith he was one of the shipp ''Elizabeth'' her Company
-and testifyed the truth so farr as he knowes and otherwise cannot depose.
+and testifyed the truth so farr as he knowes. and otherwise cannot depose.
 To the 2. Interrogatory negatively to every point thereof.
-To the 3. interrogatory he saith that shipps of warr of any nation may meet merchant
+To the 3. Interrogatory he saith that shipps of warr of any nation may meet merchant
 men att sea and Company with them or &#91;?ware&#93; them.
 To the 4. he saith he knoweth not where the Merchants men were taken to
 convoy, nor whether they mett accidentally att sea and saith the sayd shipps
-were not be &#91;becalmed&#93; but had a fine loading &#91;yats&#93; of wind and might have
+were not be becalmed but had a fine leading gale of wind and might have
-gone on their course from the ''Elizabeth'' if they had not lacked and stood with thier
+gone on their course from the ''Elizabeth'' if they had not tacked and stood with their
-sayd Holland convoy, and saith that some of the sayd merchants shipps sayd were
+sayd Holland convoy. and saith that some of the sayd merchants shipps were
 about a mile, some about halfe a mile, some about a quarter of a mile
 from the sayd shipps that fought att the tyme of fight, and otherwise saving
-his &#91;foregoeing&#93; depositions he cannot depose.
+his foregoeing depositions he cannot depose.
-To the 5. 6. and 7th interrogatories he saith that the ''Elizabeth'' had 40 &#91;yames&#93;
+To the 5. 6. and 7th interrogatories he saith that the ''Elizabeth'' had 40 gummes
-and might have bene subdued by the sayd ffleet at merchants and men off warr
+&#91;?and might have bene subdued by the sayd ffleet at merchants and men off warr&#93;
 if they had  vigorously applyed themselves in fight against her as he beleiveth and saith the sayd
 Merchant shipps did not submitt willingly, but did howsoever submitt to the
-''Elizabeth'' without fixing any &#91;yames&#93; against her and otherwise saving his
+''Elizabeth'' without firing any &#91;gummes&#93; against her and otherwise saving his
 foregoing depositions cannot depose.
 &#91;LEFT&#93; Repeated with
-his &#91;?&#93; interest in
+his precontest in
-Court &#91;?&#93; the &#91;?Intterogatories&#93;
+Court before the Judges
 &#91;RIGHT&#93; William '''S.''' Summers

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 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93; To the Crosse Interrogatories
-To the 1 interrogatory he saith he was one of the shipp ''Elizabeth'' her Company
+To the 1. interrogatory he saith he was one of the shipp ''Elizabeth'' her Company
 and testifyed the truth so farr as he knowes and otherwise cannot depose.
-To the 2 Interrogatory negatively to every point thereof.
+To the 2. Interrogatory negatively to every point thereof.
-To the 3 interrogatory he saith that shipps of warr of any nation may meet merchant
+To the 3. interrogatory he saith that shipps of warr of any nation may meet merchant
 men att sea and Company with them or &#91;?ware&#93; them.
-To the 4 he saith he knoweth not where the Merchants men were taken to
+To the 4. he saith he knoweth not where the Merchants men were taken to
 convoy, nor whether they mett accidentally att sea and saith the sayd shipps
 were not be &#91;becalmed&#93; but had a fine loading &#91;yats&#93; of wind and might have
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 about a mile, some about halfe a mile, some about a quarter of a mile
 from the sayd shipps that fought att the tyme of fight, and otherwise saving
-his &#91;foregooing&#93; depositions he cannot depose.
+his &#91;foregoeing&#93; depositions he cannot depose.
 To the 5. 6. and 7th interrogatories he saith that the ''Elizabeth'' had 40 &#91;yames&#93;

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 saith he cannot depose
-To the eleventh article he saith there was a private man of warr of Dover about 2 &#91;leayews UNITE DE MESURE&#93;
+To the eleventh article he saith there was a private man of warr of Dover about 2 &#91;leayews&#93;
 off att sea when the said ffleet was subdued, but there was not any English vessall
 att all within shott of the sayd ffleet or any of them when they were

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 &#91;RIGHT&#93; William '''S.''' Summers
 his marke
-|People=Captaine Mymes
+|People='''Captaine Mymes''', Commander of the ''Elizabeth'' frigot and Company
-Martin Minders, boatswaine of the ''Hope'', Asterdamer, with his wife and family there
+'''Martin Minders''', boatswaine of the ''Hope'', Asterdamer, with his wife and family there
 |Ships=''Elizabeth''
 ''Hope''
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