HCA 13/70 f.443v Annotate - Revision history

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 topp mast and topp sayle and part of her mayne mast, and her company (all but the Master and his mate
 and this deponent) imediately after the sayd shipp fell fowle of her as aforesayd
-utterly forsooke her and came aboard the sayd fflutes shipp and sayled away &#91;?thence GUTTER&#93;
+utterly forsooke her and came aboard the sayd fflutes shipp and sayled away &#91;?thence&#93;
 and left the ''John and Elizabeth'' and the Master and mate and this rendent to the mercie of the
 Sea and came noe more on board her by which meanes and by reason of the damage receaved as aforesayd the
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 ''and Elizabeth'' unlesse shee went for England or words to that effect And saith the
 Company which were hyred at Saint Lucar by the sayd Keene, and did come to England in
-the ''John and Elizabeth'' were men who had lost their shipp it being cast away &#91;?neare GUTTER&#93;
+the ''John and Elizabeth'' were men who had lost their shipp it being cast away &#91;?neare&#93;
 Saint Lucar, and refused to serve the sayd Keene to any place but to England And
 further hee cannot answere./

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 06/02/2015
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+|First transcribed=2015/02/06
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 |Transcription=To the second Interrogatorie hee anwereth that hee well knoweth the shipp the ''John and Elizabeth''
 Interrate and went in her the whole voyage in question and was then Cabbin boy to the Interro
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 to have gone to the Canaries, but could not get any to goe thither, and this rendent
 heard one who came Boatswaine of the ''John and Elizabeth'' for England, and others of the sayd
-shipps company who were hyred at Saint Lucar say they would not serve in her the ''John
+shipps company who were hyred at Saint Lucar say they would not serve in her the ''John''
-and Elizabeth'' unlesse shee went for England or words to that effect And saith the
+''and Elizabeth'' unlesse shee went for England or words to that effect And saith the
 Company which were hyred at Saint Lucar by the sayd Keene, and did come to England in
 the ''John and Elizabeth'' were men who had lost their shipp it being cast away &#91;?neare GUTTER&#93;
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 declared his knowledge of soe much thereof as hee knoweth to be truth And further hee
 cannot answere saving hee saith hee beleeveth Edward Keene and the shipp
-''John and Elizabeth'' in the sayd schedule named, and Edward Keene and the shipp ''John
+''John and Elizabeth'' in the sayd schedule named, and Edward Keene and the shipp ''John'
-and''
+''and''
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 on board hee well knoweth that in the passage of the shipp ''John and Elizabeth'' for the
 Canaries shee met with very rough and stormy weather in which storme a shipp
-(whereof this deponent hath heard one fflute was Commander) di
+(whereof this deponent hath heard one fflute was Commander) did
 fall fowle of the ''John and Elizabeth'' and brake downe part of her waste, and saith that
 by the violence of the sayd storme the ''John and Elizabeth'' lost her Boltspritt and

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 declared his knowledge of soe much thereof as hee knoweth to be truth And further hee
 cannot answere saving hee saith hee beleeveth Edward Keene and the shipp
-''John and Elizabeth'' in the sayd schedule named, and Edward \Keene and the shipp ''John
+''John and Elizabeth'' in the sayd schedule named, and Edward Keene and the shipp ''John
 and''
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 shipps company who were hyred at Saint Lucar say they would not serve in her the ''John
 and Elizabeth'' unlesse shee went for England or words to that effect And saith the
-Company which were hyred at Saint Lucar by the sayd Kedene, and did come to England in
+Company which were hyred at Saint Lucar by the sayd Keene, and did come to England in
 the ''John and Elizabeth'' were men who had lost their shipp it being cast away &#91;?neare GUTTER&#93;
 Saint Lucar, and refused to serve the sayd Keene to any place but to England And