HCA 13/71 f.233v Annotate - Revision history

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-|Status=First cut transcription started on 29/09/12 and completed on 30/09/12 by Karen Gunnell; edited on 22/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 28/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 30/09/2012
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 |First transcriber=Karen Gunnell
+|First transcribed=2012/09/30
-|First transcribed=12/09/30
+|Editorial history=Edited on 22/11/2012 and on 28/04/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: P1130626.JPG
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+|Transcription image={{#transcription-image: P1130626.JPG}}
-−
 |Transcription=arrived in the River Thames and before any of her goods were taken
 out of her the sayd shipp and her ladeing were viewed by two Masters
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 David Cooke &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 James Cowse of London Merchant against the vessell the&#125;
 ''John and Elizabeth'' of which Edward Keene is Master&#125;
-and against the sayd Edward Keene: Suckley Smith&#125;
+and against the sayd Edward Keene&#58; Suckley Smith&#125;
 Examined on an allegation given in the 31th of May
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 Lucar earnestly perswade the sayd Edward Keene to proceede on his voyage
 &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
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 |Transcription=arrived in the River Thames and before any of her goods were taken
 out of her the sayd shipp and her ladeing were viewed by two Masters
-of Shipps the name of one of these being Master Ewers whome he beleeveth
+of Shipps whome he beleeveth
 were honest and experienced men but what certificate they made thereof
 hee knoweth not And further hee cannot depose/
@@ Line 24: / Line 24: @@
 To the 11th hee saith he believeth the sayd Christopher Page and other
-owners of the ''Samuell'' by reason of XXX if they have not receaved the
+owners of the ''Samuell'' if they have not receaved the
-freight due for the voyage in question are dammified by detention thereof GUTTER
+freight due for the voyage in question are dammified by detention th&#91;?ereof GUTTER&#93;
 but to what value hee cannot declare./
 To the 12th he cannot depose/
-To the 13th he saith hee knoweth not the arlate Richard Basse ˹having only seene him once˺ and hee
+To the 13th he saith hee knoweth not the arlate Richard Basse having only seene him once and hee
-cannot depose to this article of his certaine knowledge but saith (hee had GUTTER
+cannot depose to this article of his certaine knowledge but saith (hee &#91;?had GUTTER&#93;
-˹as aforesayd˺ onse seene him) and then heard him speake good English, therefore˺ beleeveth him to bee
+as aforesayd once seene him) and then heard him speake good English, therefore beleeveth him to bee
 an Englishman and subiect to the authority of this Court And further
 hee cannot depose
@@ Line 64: / Line 64: @@
 To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
 being the Master of a shipp called the ''Recovery'' of London and then lying
-in harbour at Saint Lucar in Spaine did there see the arlate Edward Keene GUTTER
+in harbour at Saint Lucar in Spaine did there see the arlate Edward K&#91;?eene GUTTER&#93;
-arrived there ˹in the moneth of November 1654˺ in a certayne shipp or vessell called (as this deponent hath heard GUTTER
+arrived there in the moneth of November 1654 in a certayne shipp or vessell called (as this deponent hath &#91;?heard GUTTER&#93;
-the ''John and Elizabeth'', and being (as he this deponent beleeveth) the shipp was the GUTTER
+the ''John and Elizabeth'', and being (as he this deponent beleeveth) the shipp &#91;?was the GUTTER&#93;
 vessell allegate, and saith (the sayd Edward Keene at such his arrival
 the sayd shipp there and during the tyme that he this deponent stayed at Saint Lucar
-after such his arrivall, the sayd Keenes arrivall there (which was about seven GUTTER
+after such his, the sayd Keenes arrivall there (which was about &#91;?seven GUTTER&#93;
-or eight dayes) was ˹there˺ Commonly accompted and reputed to be Master of GUTTER
+or eight dayes) was there Commonly accompted and reputed to be Master &#91;?of GUTTER&#93;
-the sayd shipp or Vessell the ''John and Elizabeth'' and did of this deponents GUTTER
+the sayd shipp or Vessell the ''John and Elizabeth'' and did of this dep&#91;?onents GUTTER&#93;
-sight and knowledge take upon him the care and charge of her as Master XXX GUTTER
+sight and knowledge take upon him the care and charge of her as Master &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
 And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose
-To the 2and 3th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule in the sayd hand
+To the 2 and 3th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule in the sayd hand
 mentioned hee saith that hee heard one Mr Duck a factor resident at Saint
 Lucar earnestly perswade the sayd Edward Keene to proceede on his voyage

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-|Transcription=1. arrived in the River Thames and before any of her goods were taken
+|Transcription=arrived in the River Thames and before any of her goods were taken
-. out of her the sayd shipp and her ladeing were viewed by two Masters
+out of her the sayd shipp and her ladeing were viewed by two Masters
-. of Shipps the name of one of these being Master Ewers whome he beleeveth
+of Shipps the name of one of these being Master Ewers whome he beleeveth
-. were honest and experienced men but what certificate they made thereof
+were honest and experienced men but what certificate they made thereof
-. hee knoweth not And further hee cannot depose/
+hee knoweth not And further hee cannot depose/
-. To the 10th hee cannot depose
+To the 10th hee cannot depose
-. To the 11th hee saith he believeth the sayd Christopher Page and other
+To the 11th hee saith he believeth the sayd Christopher Page and other
-. owners of the ''Samuell'' by reason of XXX if they have not receaved the
+owners of the ''Samuell'' by reason of XXX if they have not receaved the
-. freight due for the voyage in question are dammified by detention thereof GUTTER
+freight due for the voyage in question are dammified by detention thereof GUTTER
-. but to what value hee cannot declare./
+but to what value hee cannot declare./
-. To the 12th he cannot depose/
+To the 12th he cannot depose/
-. To the 13th he saith hee knoweth not the arlate Richard Basse ˹having only seene him once˺ and hee
+To the 13th he saith hee knoweth not the arlate Richard Basse ˹having only seene him once˺ and hee
-. cannot depose to this article of his certaine knowledge but saith (hee had GUTTER
+cannot depose to this article of his certaine knowledge but saith (hee had GUTTER
-. ˹as aforesayd˺ onse seene him) and then heard him speake good English, therefore˺ beleeveth him to bee
+˹as aforesayd˺ onse seene him) and then heard him speake good English, therefore˺ beleeveth him to bee
-. an Englishman and subiect to the authority of this Court And further
+an Englishman and subiect to the authority of this Court And further
-. hee cannot depose
+hee cannot depose
-. To the 14th hee referreth himself to the Registry of this Court and
+To the 14th hee referreth himself to the Registry of this Court and
-. further cannot depose/
+further cannot depose/
-. To the last hee saith his forgoeing deposition is true./
+To the last hee saith his forgoeing deposition is true./
-. Repeated before doctor Godolphin
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin
-. the second of June 1656/
+the second of June 1656/
 David Cooke &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 as followeth videlicet./
-. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
+To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
-. being the Master of a shipp called the ''Recovery'' of London and then lying
+being the Master of a shipp called the ''Recovery'' of London and then lying
-. in harbour at Saint Lucar in Spaine did there see the arlate Edward Keene GUTTER
+in harbour at Saint Lucar in Spaine did there see the arlate Edward Keene GUTTER
-. arrived there ˹in the moneth of November 1654˺ in a certayne shipp or vessell called (as this deponent hath heard GUTTER
+arrived there ˹in the moneth of November 1654˺ in a certayne shipp or vessell called (as this deponent hath heard GUTTER
-. the ''John and Elizabeth'', and being (as he this deponent beleeveth) the shipp was the GUTTER
+the ''John and Elizabeth'', and being (as he this deponent beleeveth) the shipp was the GUTTER
-. vessell allegate, and saith (the sayd Edward Keene at such his arrival
+vessell allegate, and saith (the sayd Edward Keene at such his arrival
-. the sayd shipp there and during the tyme that he this deponent stayed at Saint Lucar
+the sayd shipp there and during the tyme that he this deponent stayed at Saint Lucar
-. after such his arrivall, the sayd Keenes arrivall there (which was about seven GUTTER
+after such his arrivall, the sayd Keenes arrivall there (which was about seven GUTTER
-. or eight dayes) was ˹there˺ Commonly accompted and reputed to be Master of GUTTER
+or eight dayes) was ˹there˺ Commonly accompted and reputed to be Master of GUTTER
-. the sayd shipp or Vessell the ''John and Elizabeth'' and did of this deponents GUTTER
+the sayd shipp or Vessell the ''John and Elizabeth'' and did of this deponents GUTTER
-. sight and knowledge take upon him the care and charge of her as Master XXX GUTTER
+sight and knowledge take upon him the care and charge of her as Master XXX GUTTER
-. And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose
+And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose
-. To the 2and 3th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule in the sayd hand
+To the 2and 3th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule in the sayd hand
-. mentioned hee saith that hee heard one Mr Duck a factor resident at Saint
+mentioned hee saith that hee heard one Mr Duck a factor resident at Saint
-. Lucar earnestly perswade the sayd Edward Keene to proceede on his voyage
+Lucar earnestly perswade the sayd Edward Keene to proceede on his voyage
 &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;