HCA 13/71 f.342v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 30/10/2012
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+|First transcribed=2012/10/30
-|First transcribed=12/10/30
+|Editorial history=Gutters checked on 7/12/2012; edited on 23/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: P1130848.JPG
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 |Transcription=To the 6th 7th 8th and 9th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that
 after such tyme as the sayd shipp the ''Edward and John'' returned from
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 Goodfellowe of London Merchant) to arbitrate betweene them the damage
 happened to one butt and one hogshead of sugar belonging to the sayd Goodfellow
-and brought home from the Barbadoes in the sayd shipp the ''Edward and
+and brought home from the Barbadoes in the sayd shipp the ''Edward and''
-John'' for his Accompte the voyage in question, and upon view of the sayd
+''John'' for his Accompte the voyage in question, and upon view of the sayd
 butt and hogshead of sugar did finde that the same was much damnified
 and did awarde the sayd Tottey to pay unto the sayd Goodfellow for the
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 John Norbrook &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 |Folio=342
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 30/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; GUTTER checked 7/12/12; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 30/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; GUTTER checked 7/12/12; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 and edited on 23/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 after such tyme as the sayd shipp the ''Edward and John'' returned from
 Barbadoes to this Port of London, this deponent being alsoe returned thither
-with his shipp the ''Sampson ffrigott'' the XXXX sayd Captaine Tottey did desyre
+with his shipp the ''Sampson ffrigott'' the sayd Captaine Tottey did desyre
 this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett to goe on board the sayd
 shipp the ''Edward and John'' in the River of Thames and view one butt of
 sugar laden aboard the sayd shipp and marked as in the margent and Numbred
 '''1°''' which this deponent and the sayd Captaine Bennett did and found that
 although the same appeared to bee very drye and well stowed upon wood
 about sixteene inchs from the seeleing of the sayd shipp yet upon view
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 quantitie of sugar left therein notwithsatnding it did not to them appeare
 that any water had come thereto to waste the same And hee further saith
-that hee this deponent and one ˹Captaine˺ William swyer were chosen arbitrators
+that hee this deponent and one Captaine William Swyer were chosen arbitrators
-by th (this deponent by the sayd Totty and the Xayd Swyer by Master Mathew
+(this deponent by the sayd Totty and the sayd Swyer by Mr Mathew
 Goodfellowe of London Merchant) to arbitrate betweene them the damage
 happened to one butt and one hogshead of sugar belonging to the sayd Goodfellow
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 and did awarde the sayd Tottey to pay unto the sayd Goodfellow for the
 sayd dammage fiftie five shillings sterling which summe the sayd Tottey
-did presently abate to the sayd Goodfellow out of the freight of other goods
+did presently abate to the sayd Goodfellowe out of the freight of other goods
-which the sayd Goodfellow had on board the sayd shipp that voiage,
+which the sayd Goodfellowe had on board the sayd shipp that voiage,
 And he further saith that hee this deponent and an other man whose
 name hee doth not now remember were present and sawe the sayd
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 then found to bee much damnified and spoiled by well receaved in the sayd
 shipp in her returne home the voiage in question, but by what meanes
-otherwise than as aforesayd the XXXX dammage aforesayd happened hee
+otherwise than as aforesayd the dammage aforesayd happened hee
-knoweth not being none of the sayd Shipps Company And further to this article hee cannot depose./
+knoweth not being none of the sayd Shipps Company And further to this
 To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
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 To the first hee saith hee was summoned by a warrant to testifie
-in this cause and then receaved of the producent Totty only 12d XXXX
+in this cause and then receaved of the producent Totty only 12 ''d''
 more hee expecteth not nor is promised And to the rest of the Interrogatorie
 hee answereth negatively./
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 To the 6th hee cannot depose./
-Repeated before Col Cock
+Repeated before Colonell Cock
 John Norbrook &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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-|Transcription=1. To the 6th 7th 8th and 9th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that
+|Transcription=To the 6th 7th 8th and 9th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that
-. after such tyme as the sayd shipp the Edward and John returned from
+after such tyme as the sayd shipp the ''Edward and John'' returned from
-. Barbadoes to this Port of London, this deponent being alsoe returned thither
+Barbadoes to this Port of London, this deponent being alsoe returned thither
-. with his shipp the Sampson ffrigott the XXXX sayd Captaine Tottey did desyre
+with his shipp the ''Sampson ffrigott'' the XXXX sayd Captaine Tottey did desyre
-. this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett to goe on board the sayd
+this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett to goe on board the sayd
-. shipp the Edward and John in the River of Thames and view one butt of
+shipp the ''Edward and John'' in the River of Thames and view one butt of
-. sugar laden aboard the sayd shipp and marked as in the margent and Numbred
+sugar laden aboard the sayd shipp and marked as in the margent and Numbred
-. 1° which this deponent and the sayd Captaine Bennett did and found that
+'''1°''' which this deponent and the sayd Captaine Bennett did and found that
-. although the same appeared to bee very drye and well stowed upon wood
+although the same appeared to bee very drye and well stowed upon wood
-. about sixteene inchs from the seeleing of the sayd shipp yet upon view
+about sixteene inchs from the seeleing of the sayd shipp yet upon view
-. they found the sayd butt to bee almost empty of sugar and a very smale
+they found the sayd butt to bee almost empty of sugar and a very smale
-. quantitie of sugar left therein notwithsatnding it did not to them appeare
+quantitie of sugar left therein notwithsatnding it did not to them appeare
-. that any water had come thereto to waste the same And hee further saith
+that any water had come thereto to waste the same And hee further saith
-. that hee this deponent and one ˹Captaine˺ William swyer were chosen arbitrators
+that hee this deponent and one ˹Captaine˺ William swyer were chosen arbitrators
-. by th (this deponent by the sayd Totty and the Xayd Swyer by Master Mathew
+by th (this deponent by the sayd Totty and the Xayd Swyer by Master Mathew
-. Goodfellowe of London Merchant) to arbitrate betweene them the damage
+Goodfellowe of London Merchant) to arbitrate betweene them the damage
-. happened to one butt and one hogshead of sugar belonging to the sayd Goodfellow
+happened to one butt and one hogshead of sugar belonging to the sayd Goodfellow
-. and brought home from the Barbadoes in the sayd shipp the Edward and
+and brought home from the Barbadoes in the sayd shipp the ''Edward and
-. John for his Accompte the voyage in question, and upon view of the sayd
+John'' for his Accompte the voyage in question, and upon view of the sayd
-. butt and hogshead of sugar did finde that the same was much damnified
+butt and hogshead of sugar did finde that the same was much damnified
-. and did awarde the sayd Tottey to pay unto the sayd Goodfellow for the
+and did awarde the sayd Tottey to pay unto the sayd Goodfellow for the
-. sayd dammage fiftie five shillings sterling which summe the sayd Tottey
+sayd dammage fiftie five shillings sterling which summe the sayd Tottey
-. did presently abate to the sayd Goodfellow out of the freight of other goods
+did presently abate to the sayd Goodfellow out of the freight of other goods
-. which the sayd Goodfellow had on board the sayd shipp that voiage,
+which the sayd Goodfellow had on board the sayd shipp that voiage,
-. And he further saith that hee this deponent and an other man whose
+And he further saith that hee this deponent and an other man whose
-. name hee doth not now remember were present and sawe the sayd
+name hee doth not now remember were present and sawe the sayd
-. Tottey allowe unto one Mr Williams a Merchant out of freight of other cottons brought for the sayd Williams the sayd voiyage fower pounds sterling
+Tottey allowe unto one Mr Williams a Merchant out of freight of other cottons brought for the sayd Williams the sayd voiyage fower pounds sterling
-. or thereabouts for dammage done to two baggs of Cotton belonging to the sayd
+or thereabouts for dammage done to two baggs of Cotton belonging to the sayd
-. Williams which were viewed by this deponent and the sayd other person and
+Williams which were viewed by this deponent and the sayd other person and
-. then found to bee much damnified and spoiled by well receaved in the sayd
+then found to bee much damnified and spoiled by well receaved in the sayd
-. shipp in her returne home the voiage in question, but by what meanes
+shipp in her returne home the voiage in question, but by what meanes
-. otherwise than as aforesayd the XXXX dammage aforesaydhappened hee
+otherwise than as aforesayd the XXXX dammage aforesayd happened hee
-. knoweth not being none of the sayd Shipps Company And further to this article hee cannot depose./
+knoweth not being none of the sayd Shipps Company And further to this article hee 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 hee saith hee was summoned by a warrant to testifie
+To the first hee saith hee was summoned by a warrant to testifie
-. in this cause and then receaved of the producent Totty only 12d XXXX
+in this cause and then receaved of the producent Totty only 12d XXXX
-. more hee expecteth not nor is promised And to the rest of the Interrogatorie
+more hee expecteth not nor is promised And to the rest of the Interrogatorie
-. hee answereth negatively./
+hee answereth negatively./
-. To the second hee cannot depose./
+To the second hee cannot depose./
-. To the 3 and 4th hee cannot depose/
+To the 3 and 4th hee cannot depose/
-. To the 5th hee saith it concerneth him not to answere thereto having not
+To the 5th hee saith it concerneth him not to answere thereto having not
-. deposed any thing touching the servants Interrate neither can hee depose
+deposed any thing touching the servants Interrate neither can hee depose
-. any thing touching the contents of this Interrogatorie
+any thing touching the contents of this Interrogatorie
-. To the 6th hee cannot depose./
+To the 6th hee cannot depose./
 Repeated before Col Cock