HCA 13/70 f.418v Annotate - Revision history

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-|First transcriber=K J Gunnell
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 25/11/2014
+|First transcriber=Karen Gunnell
-|Editorial history=Created 27/08/14, by CSG
+|First transcribed=2014/11/25
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 |Transcription=Land it was that were neere soe that the master aforesayd and Company
 perceiveing such his unskillfullness in knowledge of the sayd Coast caused two
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 sayd Fare (as this deponent and the rest of the sayd shipps Company well observed)
 was extreame negligent in his dutie of a pylott both outward and homewards
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 the sayd office to have bin and intended him soe to be) by which meanes the sayd shipp arrived at
 Druntam at least tenn or twelve dayes after shee might and would in all probability have
-arrived there if the sayd '''Fare''' had well knowne the way thither as hee
+arrived there if the sayd Fare had well knowne the way thither as hee
 pretended hee did and bin able to give directions for shapeing her voyage thither And further
 saving his his subsequent deposicion hee cannot

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 course towards Druntam, but none comeing, and it growing  towards night,
 was enforced for the more security of the sayd shipp and her company's Lives
-to stand off to sea againe till morning, and the sayd '''Fare''' then not knowing
+to stand off to sea againe till morning, and the sayd Fare then not knowing
 the land the master and company were forced the next day to direct and shapeth
 sayd shipps course as well as they could towards Druntam by a booke
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 saving his his subsequent deposicion hee cannot
 to these articles depose./
 To the 7th and8th articles hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Angell Gabriell'' coming
-at last meere the River of Druntam the sayd '''Fare''' being asked by the sayd master touching knowledge
+at last meere the River of Druntam the sayd Fare being asked by the sayd master touching knowledge
 of that place did not then knowe where the
 was now the way into the sayd River (although hee pretended when hee came first
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 all or most of the sayd shipps company And further saving his predeposed and
 subsequent deposition hee cannot depose./
 To the 9th hee saith the said the sayd shipp in her returne from Druntam arlate
 to the Downes met with contrary windes and foule weather which
 drive her out of her ordinary course upon the Coast of Holland and
-the master then asking him the sayd '''Fare''' in the presence of this deponent and those of the
+the master then asking him the sayd Fare in the presence of this deponent and those of the
 sayd shipps company where the sayd shipp then
-was, hee the sayd '''Fare''' could not tell, but named places thirty or
+was, hee the sayd Fare could not tell, but named places thirty or
 forty leagues distant from the place shee then was at which his ignorance
 of what places (as this deponent believeth and judgeth) for that the
-sayd '''Fare''' (as this deponent and the rest of the sayd shipps Company well observed)
+sayd Fare (as this deponent and the rest of the sayd shipps Company well observed)
 was extreame negligent in his dutie of a pylott both outward and homewards
 }}

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 course towards Druntam, but none comeing, and it growing  towards night,
 was enforced for the more security of the sayd shipp and her company's Lives
-to stand off to sea againe till morning, and the sayd Fare then not knowing
+to stand off to sea againe till morning, and the sayd '''Fare''' then not knowing
 the land the master and company were forced the next day to direct and shapeth
 sayd shipps course as well as they could towards Druntam by a booke
@@ Line 24: / Line 24: @@
 the sayd office to have bin and intended him soe to be) by which meanes the sayd shipp arrived at
 Druntam at least tenn or twelve dayes after shee might and would in all probability have
-arrived there if the sayd Fare had well knowne the way thither as hee
+arrived there if the sayd '''Fare''' had well knowne the way thither as hee
 pretended hee did and bin able to give directions for shapeing her voyage thither And further
 saving his his subsequent deposicion hee cannot
 to these articles depose./
-To the 7th and8th articles hee saith that the sayd shipp Angell Gabriell coming
+To the 7th and8th articles hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Angell Gabriell'' coming
-at last meere the River of Druntam the sayd Fare being asked by the sayd master touching knowledge
+at last meere the River of Druntam the sayd '''Fare''' being asked by the sayd master touching knowledge
 of that place did not then knowe where the
 was now the way into the sayd River (although hee pretended when hee came first
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 to the Downes met with contrary windes and foule weather which
 drive her out of her ordinary course upon the Coast of Holland and
-the master then asking him the sayd Fare in the presence of this deponent and those of the
+the master then asking him the sayd '''Fare''' in the presence of this deponent and those of the
 sayd shipps company where the sayd shipp then
-was, hee the sayd Fare could not tell, but named places thirty or
+was, hee the sayd '''Fare''' could not tell, but named places thirty or
 forty leagues distant from the place shee then was at which his ignorance
 of what places (as this deponent believeth and judgeth) for that the
-sayd Fare (as this deponent and the rest of the sayd shipps Company well observed)
+sayd '''Fare''' (as this deponent and the rest of the sayd shipps Company well observed)
 was extreame negligent in his dutie of a pylott both outward and homewards
 }}

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 river afforded very few fitt places for anchorage and the sayd Fare
 was soe ignorant of those places fitt for anchorage that because hee
-could, the sayd master and (    ) came at (Agonesse) that hee might fasten
+could, the sayd master and (????) came at (Agonesse) that hee might fasten
-he sayd ship to a ringe in the rocks at Agsnesse which was and is a place
+he sayd ship to a ringe in the rocks at Agonesse which was and is a place
 only where Fisher boates used to fasten
 and yet soe ignorent hee was that hee knew not the place hee soe named when hee passed