HCA 13/69 Silver 1 f.47r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the third he saith that toward the latter end of September 1652 the sayd
-Anne Muytinx deceased by her factore att Cadiz did lade and putt aboard the
+Anne Muytinx deceased by her factor att Cadiz did lade and putt aboard the
 sayd shipp the ''Sampson'' whereof Otto George was Captaine then riding att an
-Anchor in the bay of Cadiz the sayd eight baggs of &#91;?conto&#93; giving eight thousand
+Anchor in the bay of Cadiz the sayd eight baggs of &#91;conteyning&#93; eight thousand
-and fifty peices of eight old coyne of peru as aforesayd more or lesse,
+and fifty peices of eight old coyne of Peru as aforesayd more or lesse,
 marked and numbred as aforesayd, and the sayd fifteene baggs more
 conteyning three thousand eight hundred forty three peices of eight and
-one halfe peice all old coyne of peru marked and numbred as aforesayd for
+one halfe peice all old coyne of Peru marked and numbred as aforesayd for
 the use and Accompt of her the sayd Ann Muytinx deceased to be carryed and
 transported in the sayd shipp from Cadiz to Ostend and there to be delivered
-to the sayd Ann Muytinx or her factore or Agent for her use, And somuch
+to the sayd Ann Muytinx or her factor or Agent for her use, And somuch
 the sayd Hieronimo Brudgman told this deponenent att Cadiz videlicet that they sayd
-moneyes were for the Accompt of his master, and accordingly this deponent
+moneyes were for the Accompt of his &#91;mother&#93;, and accordingly this deponent
-made an entry them in his booke and allso this deponent told and &#91;dollared??&#93; the
+made an entry them in his booke and allso this deponent told and &#91;declared&#93; the
 same aboard the ''Sampson'' att the very tyme of their lading to the sayd Otto
-George his purser. And further he cannot depose.
+George his Purser. And further he cannot depose.
 To the fourth he saith that upon the very day of the lading of the sayd moneys
 as aforesayd the sayd Otto George did signe three bills of lading for the
-same all of one tone and aboard the sayd shipp the Sampson in the presence
+same all of one &#91;tenor&#93; and aboard the sayd shipp the ''Sampson'' in the presence
 of this deponent, who on the behalf of his sayd Master Hieronimo Brudgman
 was present and assisting at the lading of the sayd moneyes. Howbeit this
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 lading of the fifty odd peices of eight putt into one of the sayd eight baggs
 as aforesayd not remembering in which of the sayd baggs the sayd fifty peices
-were, nor of the seventy&#91;??&#93; three supernamerary peices of eight and a halfe
+were, nor of the &#91;nynety&#93; three supernumerary peices of eight and a halfe
 putt in the fifteene baggs as aforesayd not knowing how many of the
-sayd supernumerary peices were putt into doury&#91;??&#93; of them, and the sayd Captaine
+sayd supernumerary peices were putt into &#91;every&#93; of them, and the sayd Captaine
-and his purser to whome this deponent then told the p&#91;xxxxx?&#93; saying it mattered
+and his Purser to whome this deponent then told the &#91;premisses&#93; saying it mattered
 little or to that effect, the say Bills of lading were made for eight baggs
 having a thousand peices of eight a peice in them, and for fifteene
 baggs having two hundred and fifty peices of eight a peice in them. And
-he further sait that the sayd Otto George after he had signed the sayd Bills
+he further saith that the sayd Otto George after he had signed the sayd Bills
 delivered them to this deponent and this deponent delivered back one of them to him the
 said Otto George keeping two of them himselfe And sais that after his comeing ashoare This deponent delivered the sayd two
-bills which he had reseived to himselfe as aforesayd to his sayd master
+bills which he had &#91;reserved&#93; to himselfe as aforesayd to his sayd master
 who imediately sent one of them to fflanders to his sayd master, and the kept
-the other himselfe which is the very bill of lading to the allegacion annexed and
+the other himselfe which is the very bill of lading to the allegation annexed and
-now showne to him this Examinant. And further he cannot depose.
+now showne to him this Examinat. And further he cannot depose.
-To the fifth he saith that having seene the sayd moneys laden as aforesayde and
+To the fifth he saith that having seene the sayd moneys laden as aforesayd and
 comeing aboard the shipp ''Sampson'' whereon they were laden from Cadiz as
 passenger he thereby knoweth that after lading of the sayd moneyes the
 sayd shipp set sayle from Cadiz, and in her course towarde Ostend in the English
-Channell was seizd by some of the shipps of this Commonwealth and that
+Channell was seized by some of the shipps of this Commonwealth and that
 the sayd moneys were then aboard and by meanes of the seizure aforesayd
 came into the possession of the takers who have since brought the sayd shipp
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 of lading came also in the hands of the Takers or of some of them. And
 further referring himselfe to the Acts of this Court he cannot depose.
 To
 |People=Otto George

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 Anne Muytinx deceased by her factore att Cadiz did lade and putt aboard the
 sayd shipp the ''Sampson'' whereof Otto George was Captaine then riding att an
-Anchor in the bay of Cadiz the sayd eight baggs of &#91;xxxx&#93; giving eight thousand
+Anchor in the bay of Cadiz the sayd eight baggs of &#91;?conto&#93; giving eight thousand
 and fifty peices of eight old coyne of peru as aforesayd more or lesse,
 marked and numbred as aforesayd, and the sayd fifteene baggs more
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 the use and Accompt of her the sayd Ann Muytinx deceased to be carryed and
 transported in the sayd shipp from Cadiz to Ostend and there to be delivered
-to the sayd Ann Muytinx or her factore or Agent for her use, And &#91;xxxx&#93;
+to the sayd Ann Muytinx or her factore or Agent for her use, And somuch
 the sayd Hieronimo Brudgman told this deponenent att Cadiz videlicet that they sayd
 moneyes were for the Accompt of his master, and accordingly this deponent
-made an entry them in his booke and allso this deponent &#91;told and xxxx&#93; the
+made an entry them in his booke and allso this deponent told and &#91;dollared??&#93; the
 same aboard the ''Sampson'' att the very tyme of their lading to the sayd Otto
 George his purser. And further he cannot depose.
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 To the fourth he saith that upon the very day of the lading of the sayd moneys
 as aforesayd the sayd Otto George did signe three bills of lading for the
-same all of one tone&#91;?&#93; and aboard the sayd shipp the Sampson in the presence
+same all of one tone and aboard the sayd shipp the Sampson in the presence
 of this deponent, who on the behalf of his sayd Master Hieronimo Brudgman
 was present and assisting at the lading of the sayd moneyes. Howbeit this
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 lading of the fifty odd peices of eight putt into one of the sayd eight baggs
 as aforesayd not remembering in which of the sayd baggs the sayd fifty peices
-were, nor of the xxxty three supernamerary peices of eight and a halfe
+were, nor of the seventy&#91;??&#93; three supernamerary peices of eight and a halfe
 putt in the fifteene baggs as aforesayd not knowing how many of the
 sayd supernumerary peices were putt into doury&#91;??&#93; of them, and the sayd Captaine
-and his purser to whome this deponent then told the p&#91;xxxxx&#93; saying it mattered
+and his purser to whome this deponent then told the p&#91;xxxxx?&#93; saying it mattered
 little or to that effect, the say Bills of lading were made for eight baggs
 having a thousand peices of eight a peice in them, and for fifteene