HCA 13/70 f.28v Annotate - Revision history

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 board his said shipp the ''ffreeman'', and in the hearing of this Deponent and his
 contests and others, calling out to the Master and Companie of the said shipp
-''Marie'', said aloud, '''You Collierly doggs, would I had sunke you''', or ''''I did'''
+''Marie'', said aloud, '''You Collierly doggs, would I had sunke you''', or '''I did'''
 '''not care if I had sunke you''', or words to that effect, by whic his expressions,
 and by the gaire opportunity which the said Whitty had to have passed by

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 |Transcription=to have passed by, Yet the said Vessell the ''freeman'', by the wilfull and obstinate
 miscarriage of the then Master of her John Whitty and Companie, did
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 board his said shipp the ''ffreeman'', and in the hearing of this Deponent and his
 contests and others, calling out to the Master and Companie of the said shipp
-''Marie'', said aloud, '''You Collierly doggs, would I had sunke you''', or ''''I did
+''Marie'', said aloud, '''You Collierly doggs, would I had sunke you''', or ''''I did'''
-not care if I had sunke you''', or words to that effect, by whic his expressions,
+'''not care if I had sunke you''', or words to that effect, by whic his expressions,
 and by the gaire opportunity which the said Whitty had to have passed by
 without any the least incommodation by the said shipp ''Mary'', this deponent
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 Owners of the said shipp, by the said necessary stay of the said shipp for repareing
 (have
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 by the meanes aforesaid, And saith that upon the said running aboard, some of
 the Companie of the said Vessell the ''freeman'' coming aboard the said shipp the
-''Mary'' cutt and hacked the said shipp the ''Mary'' and her tacjke violently
+''Mary'' cutt and hacked the said shipp the ''Mary'' and her tackle violently
 and according to their owne pleasure, the said Mr John Whitty then being on
 board his said shipp the ''ffreeman'', and in the hearing of this Deponent and his

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 such a shipp as to the ''Mary'' was belonging, hee doeth declare, that hee is in Conscience
 Convinced, that the said shipp the ''Mary'' by the meanes predeposed hath
-suffered dfammage to the value of two hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts
+suffered dammage to the value of two hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts
 and firmly beleeveth that the reparation of the said shipp in her hull, sayles
 yards masts rigging and otherwise will really cost two hundred pounds or

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 good knowledge of the worth of a compleaste furniture tackle and appurtenances to
 such a shipp as to the ''Mary'' was belonging, hee doeth declare, that hee is in Conscience
-Convinced, tha the said shipp the ''Mary'' by the meanes predeposed hath
+Convinced, that the said shipp the ''Mary'' by the meanes predeposed hath
 suffered dfammage to the value of two hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts
 and firmly beleeveth that the reparation of the said shipp in her hull, sayles