HCA 13/71 f.288r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=ffrigott into Plymouth and that if the sayd Swanne and Company did proceed
 on their voyage without Convoy or Company they would bee in danger
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 was Gunner of the shipp and present and heard the Company of the ffisherboate relate
 to
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 |Folio=288
 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 02/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 05/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 02/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 05/05/14 and edited on 27/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=ffrigatt into Plymouth and that if the sayd Swanne and Company did proceed
+|Transcription=ffrigott into Plymouth and that if the sayd Swanne and Company did proceed
 on their voyage without Convoy or Company they would bee in danger
 to loose their shipp and goods or words to that effect whereupon the sayd
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 the sayd Gefford had laden about three or fower and twenty tonne of Iron
 abord the ''Sea fflower'', shee staying to take in more (which as the
-sayd Gefford sayd hee had to come out of the Cannlaye and was to bee
+sayd Gefford sayd hee had to come out of the &#91;?Countrye&#93; and was to bee
-laden aboard ˹her˺) was seized, and the sayd three or fower and twenty
+laden aboard her) was seized, and the sayd three or fower and twenty
 tonns of Iron soe laden aboard her which was all her ladeing shee had
 aboard at her seizure, which seizure as this deponent verily beleeveth
 had not happened in case the sayd Gefford had the sayd dispatched the
 sayd Swanne and Company and putt all the ladeing hee intended to lade on board
-the sayd shipp ''Sea fflower'' before the sayd seizure happened as thsi deponent verily
+the sayd shipp ''Sea fflower'' before the sayd seizure happened as this deponent verily
 beleeveth hee the sayd Gefford might have done The premisses hee
 deposeth being one of the sayd shipps Company and an eye and eare
@@ Line 59: / Line 59: @@
 To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to testifie by producement
+To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to testifie by procurement
 of the producents wife and hath now share or interest in this cause And saith hee
 was Gunner of the shipp and present and heard the Company of the ffisherboate relate

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 of the sayd shipps company hearing thereof did desyre the arlate Mr
 Gefford who came dayly aboard the sayd shipp after her arrivall there to hasten the reladeing of the sayd shipp for feare of
-the sayd Imbargoe abd the sayd Gefford replyed and sayd they should
+the sayd Imbargoe and the sayd Gefford replyed and sayd they should
 not neede to feare any such thing as an Imbargoe, for hee had news
 out of England that there was no feare of any difference betwixt

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 their Company about thirty leagues, and soe gott cleere of the Brest men of
 warr and arrived safe with the ''Sea fflower'' and her ladeing at Saint Sebastians
-this hee deposeth being one of the Company of the Sea fflower videlicet
+this hee deposeth being one of the Company of the ''Sea fflower'' videlicet
 the Gunner of her and an eye and eare wittnesse of the premisses, and
 beleeveth that had not the sayd Swanne and Company soe put into Plymouth

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 Swanne and Company put in with the shipp ''Sea fflower'' into Plymouth
 sound in order to the better preservation of the sayd ship and ladeing and
-there stayed only two dayes and then came thense in Company of two ˹English˺ men
+there stayed only two dayes and then came thense in Company of two English men
 of warr which lay in Plymouth sound, and kept then company a while
 untill they mett with some English shipps Merchant men bound some

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-|Transcription=1. ffirgatt into Plymouth and that if the sayd Swanne and Company did proceed
+|Transcription=ffrigatt into Plymouth and that if the sayd Swanne and Company did proceed
-. on their voyage without Convoy or Company they would bee in danger
+on their voyage without Convoy or Company they would bee in danger
-. to loose their shipp and goods or words to that effect whereupon the sayd
+to loose their shipp and goods or words to that effect whereupon the sayd
-. Swanne and Company put in with the shipp Sea fflower into Plymouth
+Swanne and Company put in with the shipp ''Sea fflower'' into Plymouth
-. sound in order to the better preservation of the sayd ship and ladeing and
+sound in order to the better preservation of the sayd ship and ladeing and
-. there stayed only two dayes and then came thense in Company of two ˹English˺ men
+there stayed only two dayes and then came thense in Company of two ˹English˺ men
-. of warr which lay in Plymouth sound, and kept then company a while
+of warr which lay in Plymouth sound, and kept then company a while
-. untill they mett with some English shipps Merchant men bound some
+untill they mett with some English shipps Merchant men bound some
-. for Rochell others for Nantes and Croysick in ffrance and sayled in
+for Rochell others for Nantes and Croysick in ffrance and sayled in
-. their Company about thirty leagues, and soe gott cleere of the Brest men of
+their Company about thirty leagues, and soe gott cleere of the Brest men of
-. warr and arrived safe with the Sea fflower and her ladeing at Saint Sebastians
+warr and arrived safe with the ''Sea fflower'' and her ladeing at Saint Sebastians
-. this hee deposeth being one of the Company of the Sea fflower videlicet
+this hee deposeth being one of the Company of the Sea fflower videlicet
-. the Gunner of her and an eye and eare wittnesse of the premisses, and
+the Gunner of her and an eye and eare wittnesse of the premisses, and
-. beleeveth that had not the sayd Swanne and Company soe put into Plymouth
+beleeveth that had not the sayd Swanne and Company soe put into Plymouth
-. Sound and gott company they might in probability have lost their sayd
+Sound and gott company they might in probability have lost their sayd
-. shipp and her ladeing And further hee cannot depose/
+shipp and her ladeing And further hee cannot depose/
-. To the 2 hee saith that the sayd shipp Sea fflower being safely arrived
+To the 2 hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Sea fflower'' being safely arrived
-. at Saint Sebastians did there unlade her outwards Cargo consisting of
+at Saint Sebastians did there unlade her outwards Cargo consisting of
-. Corne And there being a rumour there that there would ere longe
+Corne And there being a rumour there that there would ere longe
-. bee an imbargoe of all English shipps there this deponent and others
+bee an imbargoe of all English shipps there this deponent and others
-. of the sayd shipps company hearing thereof did desyre the arlate Mr
+of the sayd shipps company hearing thereof did desyre the arlate Mr
-. Gefford ˹who came dayly aboard the sayd shipp after her arrivall there˺ to hasten the reladeing of the sayd shipp for feare of
+Gefford who came dayly aboard the sayd shipp after her arrivall there to hasten the reladeing of the sayd shipp for feare of
-. the sayd Imbargoe abd the sayd Gefford replyed and sayd they should
+the sayd Imbargoe abd the sayd Gefford replyed and sayd they should
-. not neede to feare any such thing as an Imbargoe, for hee had news
+not neede to feare any such thing as an Imbargoe, for hee had news
-. out of England that there was no feare of any difference betwixt
+out of England that there was no feare of any difference betwixt
-. the English and the Spaniards or words to that effect, and saith that after
+the English and the Spaniards or words to that effect, and saith that after
-. the sayd Gefford had laden about three or fower and twenty tonne of Iron
+the sayd Gefford had laden about three or fower and twenty tonne of Iron
-. abord the Sea fflower, shee staying to take in more (which as the
+abord the ''Sea fflower'', shee staying to take in more (which as the
-. sayd Gefford sayd hee had to come out of the Cannlaye and was to bee
+sayd Gefford sayd hee had to come out of the Cannlaye and was to bee
-. laden aboard ˹her˺) was seized, and the sayd XXXX three of fower and twenty
+laden aboard ˹her˺) was seized, and the sayd three or fower and twenty
-. tonns of Iron soe laden aboard her which was all her ladeing shee had
+tonns of Iron soe laden aboard her which was all her ladeing shee had
-. aboard at her seizure, which seizure as this deponent verily beleeveth
+aboard at her seizure, which seizure as this deponent verily beleeveth
-. had not happened in case the sayd Gefford had the sayd dispatched the
+had not happened in case the sayd Gefford had the sayd dispatched the
-. sayd Swanne ˹and Company˺ XXXXX and putt all the ladeing hee intended to lade on board
+sayd Swanne and Company and putt all the ladeing hee intended to lade on board
-. the sayd shipp ˹Sea fflower˺ before the sayd seizure happened as thsi deponent verily
+the sayd shipp ''Sea fflower'' before the sayd seizure happened as thsi deponent verily
-. beleeveth hee the sayd Gefford might have done The premisses hee
+beleeveth hee the sayd Gefford might have done The premisses hee
-. deposeth being one of the sayd shipps Company and an eye and eare
+deposeth being one of the sayd shipps Company and an eye and eare
-. wittnesse thereof. And further cannot depose/
+wittnesse thereof. And further cannot depose/
-. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
+To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
 To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to testifie by producement
+To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to testifie by producement
-. of the producents wife and hath now share or interest in this cause And saith hee
+of the producents wife and hath now share or interest in this cause And saith hee
-. was Gunner of the shipp and present and heard the Company of the ffisherboate relate
+was Gunner of the shipp and present and heard the Company of the ffisherboate relate
 to