HCA 13/71 f.299v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=to his owne use, and hense hee went in ballast to hull, and there tooke
 in wheate and leade upon the said affreightment for Bordeaux and as shee
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 |Transcription=to his owne use, and hense hee went in ballast to hull, and there tooke
-in wheate and leade upon the said affreightment for Bordeaux and as shee GUTTER
+in wheate and leade upon the said affreightment for Bordeaux and as shee
 was going thither ward therewith, shee was taken by Ostenders, who carried
 her to Saint Sebastians, where the said goods being taken out, shee went
-to Rochell and loaded ˹salt˺ for the said Mr Lucie and carried and delivered the GUTTER
+to Rochell and loaded salt for the said Mr Lucie and carried and delivered the
 same at Southampton and thense went in ballast to Rochell and there
 tooke in another cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to
-Derliba in Curland, and there delivered part thereof, and carried the
+derliba in Curland, and there delivered part thereof, and carried the
 rest to derwinda and delivered it, and there took in a cargo of
-pipestaves for this port for mr tuXXes account, and there delivered
+pipestaves for this port for mr Lucies account, and there delivered
 the same, and hense went in ballast to Norway, and there tooke in
-casks and deales for his account for Dartmouth and there delivered
+casks and deales for his account for dartmouth and there delivered
 the same, and thense went in ballast to Rochell, and tooke in another
 cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to Riga to and
-delivered the same to the foresaid harman Barker, who reladed GUTTER
+delivered the same to the foresaid harman Backer, who reladed
 her with her present lading for this port for the said mr
-Lucies account as aforesaid, and saith hee alwaies and XXXXtimes GUTTER
+Lucies account as aforesaid, and saith hee alwaies and &#91;?XXXXtimes GUTTER&#93;
 received his wages for his service as master of the said shipp of
 and from the said mr Lucie, either by this deponents himselfe
-or his wife to whom (in this deponents absense) the same was sometimes GUTTER
+or his wife to whom (in this deponents absense) the same was some&#91;?times GUTTER&#93;
 paid, shee living at Saint Saviours Dock, and otherwise hee referreth
 himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.
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 Mr Lucie and otherwise negatively.
-To the sixth hee saith hee cannot call to minde when hee first XXX GUTTER
+To the sixth hee saith hee cannot call to minde when hee first &#91;?heard GUTTER&#93;
-of the warrs betweene England and Spaine, but bel beleeveth that XXXX GUTTER
+of the warrs betweene England and Spaine, but beleeveth that &#91;?there GUTTER&#93;
-was warrs betweene Spaine and ffrance a the same time XXXXX ˹that˺ they
+was warrs betweene Spaine and ffrance a the same time that they
-began netweene England and Spaine.
+began betweene England and Spaine.
-To the 7th hee saith that the said goods going in the name and XXXX GUTTER
+To the 7th hee saith that the said goods going in the name and &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-account of harman Barker of Riga which is under the Swede ˹(and this deponent having a paXX from the XXX GUTTER˺ the
+account of harman Backer of Riga which is under the Swede (and this deponent having a passe from the &#91;?Swedes GUTTER&#93; the
-same would not have bin staid by any Ostender or dunkirker though GUTTER
+same would not have bin staid by any Ostender or dunkirker though
 bound for ffrance, who would not have seized them unlesse they had
-appeared to be for the account of ffrench or English, and saith that or
+appeared to be for the account of ffrench or English, or
 others in hostilitie with the Spaniard, and saith the said papers
-were made colourably and proforma of as aforesaid for Rochell
+were made colourably and proforma as aforesaid for Rochell
-meerely to avoide seizure by Ostenders, dunkirkers or other subiects GUTTER
+meerely to avoide seizure by Ostenders, dunkirkers or other subiects
 of Spaine, and other not to avoide the English, the shipp being
 really bound to that and to noe other port.
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 To the eighth hee this deponent himselfe helped to carry from
 mr Lucies house to the prize office the moneys which hee paid
-for the said shipp, and delivered the same there in the Treasurie GUTTER
+for the said shipp, and delivered the same there in the &#91;?Treasurie GUTTER&#93;
-about three yeeres since when mr Lucie bought the said shipp XXX GUTTER
+about three yeeres since when mr Lucie bought the said shipp &#91;?and GUTTER&#93;
 whereupon this deponent was presently constituted master of her
 by him here.
-To the 9th hee hath saith hee had twelve of his company in this GUTTER
+To the 9th hee saith hee had twelve of his company in &#91;?this GUTTER&#93;
-present voyage, whereof three were English, and thereof XXXX GUTTER
+present voyage, whereof three were English, and therest hollanders
-Swedes and Easterlings, saving this deponent who liveth at XXXX GUTTER
+Swedes and Easterlings, saving this deponent who liveth at &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-but was borne in holsteinland, and that there were noe fflandrians GUTTER
+but was borne in holsteinland, and that there were noe fflandrians
-or other subiects of theking of Spaine aboard her.
+or other subiects of the king of Spaine aboard her.
 Broeder Backson &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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-|Transcription=1. to his owne use, and hense hee went in ballast to hull, and there tooke
+|Transcription=to his owne use, and hense hee went in ballast to hull, and there tooke
-. in wheate and leade upon the said affreightment for Bordeaux and as shee GUTTER
+in wheate and leade upon the said affreightment for Bordeaux and as shee GUTTER
-. was going thither ward therewith, shee was taken by Ostenders, who carried
+was going thither ward therewith, shee was taken by Ostenders, who carried
-. her to Saint Sebastians, where the said goods being taken out, shee went
+her to Saint Sebastians, where the said goods being taken out, shee went
-. to Rochell and loaded ˹salt˺ for the said Mr Lucie and carried and delivered the GUTTER
+to Rochell and loaded ˹salt˺ for the said Mr Lucie and carried and delivered the GUTTER
-. same at Southampton and thense went in ballast to Rochell and there
+same at Southampton and thense went in ballast to Rochell and there
-. tooke in another cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to
+tooke in another cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to
-. Derliba in Curland, and there delivered part thereof, and carried the
+Derliba in Curland, and there delivered part thereof, and carried the
-. rest to derwinda and delivered it, and there took in a cargo of
+rest to derwinda and delivered it, and there took in a cargo of
-. pipestaves for this port for mr tuXXes account, and there delivered
+pipestaves for this port for mr tuXXes account, and there delivered
-. the same, and hense went in ballast to Norway, and there tooke in
+the same, and hense went in ballast to Norway, and there tooke in
-. casks and deales for his account for Dartmouth and there delivered
+casks and deales for his account for Dartmouth and there delivered
-. the same, and thense went in ballast to Rochell, and tooke in another
+the same, and thense went in ballast to Rochell, and tooke in another
-. cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to Riga to and
+cargo of salt for his account and carried the same to Riga to and
-. delivered the same to the foresaid harman Barker, who reladed GUTTER
+delivered the same to the foresaid harman Barker, who reladed GUTTER
-. her with her present lading for this port for the said mr
+her with her present lading for this port for the said mr
-. Lucies account as aforesaid, and saith hee alwaies and XXXXtimes GUTTER
+Lucies account as aforesaid, and saith hee alwaies and XXXXtimes GUTTER
-. received his wages for his service as master of the said shipp of
+received his wages for his service as master of the said shipp of
-. and from the said mr Lucie, either by this deponents himselfe
+and from the said mr Lucie, either by this deponents himselfe
-. or his wife to whom (in this deponents absense) the same was sometimes GUTTER
+or his wife to whom (in this deponents absense) the same was sometimes GUTTER
-. paid, shee living at Saint Saviours Dock, and otherwise hee referreth
+paid, shee living at Saint Saviours Dock, and otherwise hee referreth
-. himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.
+himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.
-. To the fourth hee cannot answer.
+To the fourth hee cannot answer.
-. To the fifth hee saith the said shipp belongeth wholly and solely to
+To the fifth hee saith the said shipp belongeth wholly and solely to
-. Mr Lucie and otherwise negatively.
+Mr Lucie and otherwise negatively.
-. To the sixth hee saith hee cannot call to minde when hee first XXX GUTTER
+To the sixth hee saith hee cannot call to minde when hee first XXX GUTTER
-. of the warrs betweene England and Spaine, but bel beleeveth that XXXX GUTTER
+of the warrs betweene England and Spaine, but bel beleeveth that XXXX GUTTER
-. was warrs betweene Spaine and ffrance a the same time XXXXX ˹that˺ they
+was warrs betweene Spaine and ffrance a the same time XXXXX ˹that˺ they
-. began netweene England and Spaine.
+began netweene England and Spaine.
-. To the 7th hee saith that the said goods going in the name and XXXX GUTTER
+To the 7th hee saith that the said goods going in the name and XXXX GUTTER
-. account of harman Barker of Riga which is under the Swede ˹(and this deponent having a paXX from the XXX GUTTER˺ the
+account of harman Barker of Riga which is under the Swede ˹(and this deponent having a paXX from the XXX GUTTER˺ the
-. same would not have bin staid by any Ostender or dunkirker though GUTTER
+same would not have bin staid by any Ostender or dunkirker though GUTTER
-. bound for ffrance, who would not have seized them unlesse they had
+bound for ffrance, who would not have seized them unlesse they had
-. appeared to be for the account of ffrench or English, and saith that or
+appeared to be for the account of ffrench or English, and saith that or
-. others in hostilitie with the Spaniard, and saith the said papers
+others in hostilitie with the Spaniard, and saith the said papers
-. were made colourably and proforma of as aforesaid for Rochell
+were made colourably and proforma of as aforesaid for Rochell
-. meerely to avoide seizure by Ostenders, dunkirkers or other subiects GUTTER
+meerely to avoide seizure by Ostenders, dunkirkers or other subiects GUTTER
-. of Spaine, and other not to avoide the English, the shipp being
+of Spaine, and other not to avoide the English, the shipp being
-. really bound to that and to noe other port.
+really bound to that and to noe other port.
-. To the eighth hee this deponent himselfe helped to carry from
-. mr Lucies house to the prize office the moneys which hee paid
-. for the said shipp, and delivered the same there in the Treasurie GUTTER
-. about three yeeres since when mr Lucie bought the said shipp XXX GUTTER
-. whereupon this deponent was presently constituted master of her
-. by him here.
-. To the 9th hee hath saith hee had twelve of his company in this GUTTER
+To the eighth hee this deponent himselfe helped to carry from
-. present voyage, whereof three were English, and thereof XXXX GUTTER
+mr Lucies house to the prize office the moneys which hee paid
-. Swedes and Easterlings, saving this deponent who liveth at XXXX GUTTER
+for the said shipp, and delivered the same there in the Treasurie GUTTER
-. but was borne in holsteinland, and that there were noe fflandrians GUTTER
+about three yeeres since when mr Lucie bought the said shipp XXX GUTTER
-. or other subiects of theking of Spaine aboard her.
+whereupon this deponent was presently constituted master of her
 Broeder Backson &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;