HCA 13/68 f.30r Annotate - Revision history

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-The 9th day of November 1652. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+The 9th day of November 1653. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 The Keepers et cetera against the ''Lewis''&#125;

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 Repeated before doctors Clarke and Godolphin./
-George &#91;?Vandervos&#93; &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+George Andrewes &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 To the .5 article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that by the knowledge
 skill and experience which he this deponent hath and for many yeares
-hath had in Mapps Seacharts and golbes he assuredly knoweth that the
+hath had in Mapps Seacharts and globes he assuredly knoweth that the
 way and course from Greeenland to Rochell in ffrance is by the north of
 Ireland and not through the English Channell nor neere or by the

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 shipp the voyage in question, And then and there the sayd Captaine Lynes did
 amongst other things acknowledge and confesse to him this deponent
-that the sayd John Coulson or Coulscutt was one of the Mariners of his sayd shipp
+that the sayd John Coulson or Coulscott was one of the Mariners of his sayd shipp
 ''Sampson'' the voyage in question, and that his wages were still due for his
 service aboard the sayd shipp during all the voygae till he was taken into the
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 in the presence and hearing of him this deponent, whom he hath att such
 tymes desired to be assisting for a freindly and fair composure of this
-suit betwixt him the sayd Vaptaine Lynes and the plaintiffe Thomas Couldscott
+suit betwixt him the sayd Captaine Lynes and the plaintiffe Thomas Couldscott
 aforesayd. And further he cannot depose, saving that since the foresayd
 discourse att Captaine Lynes his howse as aforesayd, he the sayd Captaine Lynes

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 |Transcription=through Ratcliffe was called or spoken to by a maid servant of the arlate
 Captaine Lynes to come and speake with her master att his house, whither
-being come the sayd Captaine Lyne entred upon a discourse with this deponent
+being come the sayd Captaine Lynes entred upon a discourse with this deponent
 touching this suit depending in the Court betwixt the arlate Thomas
 Coulscott brother and Administrator of John Coulscut or Coulson deceased late
 one of the Mariners of the ''Sampson'' arlate in her late voyage in question
-to the Vrasile, and him the sayd Captaine Lynes later Commander of the sayd
+to the Brasile, and him the sayd Captaine Lynes later Commander of the sayd
 shipp the voyage in question, And then and there the sayd Captaine Lynes did
 amongst other things acknowledge and confesse to him this deponent
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 suit betwixt him the sayd Vaptaine Lynes and the plaintiffe Thomas Couldscott
 aforesayd. And further he cannot depose, saving that since the foresayd
-discourse att CCaptaine Lynes his howse as aforesayd, he the sayd Captaine Lynes
+discourse att Captaine Lynes his howse as aforesayd, he the sayd Captaine Lynes
 hath acknowledged and confessed to him this deponent that the sayd
 Chest of sugars was of about 18. aroves.

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 Ireland and not through the English Channell nor neere or by the
 Texall or Holygolandt or by or neere those seas, and saith It is very
-&#91;?XXXX&#93;
+evident
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