HCA 13/71 f.358v Annotate - Revision history

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+|First transcribed=2012/11/09
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 |Transcription=hunt the Boateswaines Mate with others of his boates crue went with
 them to carrie them on shoare All this hee deposeth of his Owne sight
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 goeing or words to that effect, And further to this article hee
 cannot depose/
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 the ''Edward and John'', the sayd Captaine Tottie spake to this
 deponent and bid him speake to the sayd Viber, and bid him the said Viber take his
-cloathes and leave the shipp '''Edward and John'' or to that effect,
+cloathes and leave the shipp ''Edward and John'' or to that effect,
 and withall sayd to this deponent that hee the sayd Captaine Tolty would
 not bee seene therein, or could not be seene to knowe of him

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 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 09/11/12 by Laura Seymour; edited on 18/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 09/11/12 by Laura Seymour; edited on 18/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 and edited on 30/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Laura Seymour
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 |Transcription=hunt the Boateswaines Mate with others of his boates crue went with
 them to carrie them on shoare All this hee deposeth of his Owne sight
-and knowledge And saith hee hearde Turpin saye that hee gaue order to
+and knowledge And saith hee hearde Turpin saye that hee gave order to
-John ho&#91;?u&#93;ie Cornelius Symonson and others to carrie them to place
+John ho&#91;?u&#93;ie Cornelius Symonson and others to carrie them to the place
 where the horses formerly delivered were carried which was a howell
 with rack and manger neere the Indian bridge and there make them fast
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 and had the care of the goods laden aboard the sayd shipp committed to him
 as boatswaine, And saith that the while the sayd shipp remayned in the
-Downes outward bound, the sayd Viber and his Mate Abraham &#91;?Jordain GUTTER&#93;
+downes outward bound, the sayd Viber and his Mate Abraham &#91;?Jordain GUTTER&#93;
 having (as afterwards appeared) imbezelled some goods which were
 stowed in a box in his Cabbin, did cut the shipps skiff from her
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 the ''Edward and John'', the sayd Captaine Tottie spake to this
 deponent and bid him speake to the sayd Viber, and bid him the said Viber take his
-cloathes and leave the shipp Edward or to that effect,
+cloathes and leave the shipp '''Edward and John'' or to that effect,
 and withall sayd to this deponent that hee the sayd Captaine Tolty would
-not bee seene therein, or could not be seene to knowe of h&#91;?im GUTTER&#93;
+not bee seene therein, or could not be seene to knowe of him
 goeing or words to that effect, And further to this article hee
 cannot depose/

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-|Transcription=1. hunt the Boateswaines Mate with others of his boates crue went with
+|Transcription=hunt the Boateswaines Mate with others of his boates crue went with
-. them to carrie them on shoare All this hee deposeth of his Owne sight
+them to carrie them on shoare All this hee deposeth of his Owne sight
-. and knowledge And saith hee hearde Turpin saye that hee gaue order to
+and knowledge And saith hee hearde Turpin saye that hee gaue order to
-. John Ho&#91;?u&#93;ie Cornelius Symonson and others to carrie them to place
+John ho&#91;?u&#93;ie Cornelius Symonson and others to carrie them to place
-. where the horses formerly delivered were carried which was a howell
+where the horses formerly delivered were carried which was a howell
-. with rack and manger neere the Indian bridge and there make them fast
+with rack and manger neere the Indian bridge and there make them fast
-. and leave them and returne to the boate and they and the sayd
+and leave them and returne to the boate and they and the sayd
-. Turpin came that night all aboard the shipp together And further
+Turpin came that night all aboard the shipp together And further
-. hee cannot depose./
+hee cannot depose./
-. To the 3 hee saith hee knoweth that in the shipps outward bound voyage
+To the 3 hee saith hee knoweth that in the shipps outward bound voyage
-. the arlate John Viber was (by the appointment of the Captaine John
+the arlate John Viber was (by the appointment of the Captaine John
-. Tolty) Boatswaine of the sayd shipp, and continued for a while
+Totty) Boatswaine of the sayd shipp, and continued for a while
-. and had the care of the goods laden aboard the sayd shipp committed to him
+and had the care of the goods laden aboard the sayd shipp committed to him
-. as boatswaine, And saith that the while the sayd shipp remayned in the
+as boatswaine, And saith that the while the sayd shipp remayned in the
-. Downes outward bound, the sayd Viber and his Mate Abraham &#91;?Jordain GUTTER&#93;
+Downes outward bound, the sayd Viber and his Mate Abraham &#91;?Jordain GUTTER&#93;
-. having (as afterwards appeared) imbezelled some goods which were
+having (as afterwards appeared) imbezelled some goods which were
-. stowed in a box in his Cabbin, did cut the shipps skiff from her
+stowed in a box in his Cabbin, did cut the shipps skiff from her
-. sterne in the evening, and rann away therewith, but being discovered
+sterne in the evening, and rann away therewith, but being discovered
-. by this Contest John Watson and others of the shipps company, the
+by this Contest John Watson and others of the shipps company, the
-. some of the Company presently manned the longe boate and made
+some of the Company presently manned the longe boate and made
-. after them and overtooke them and brought them backe and they
+after them and overtooke them and brought them backe and they
-. being brought on board and searched, in presence of this deponent
+being brought on board and searched, in presence of this deponent
-. and others, divers goods were found about them the sayd Viber and his
+and others, divers goods were found about them the sayd Viber and his
-. Mate, as gloves, Taffatie hoods, hatbands and other things, and
+Mate, as gloves, Taffatie hoods, hatbands and other things, and
-. some of the sayd shipps company that came back from the persuite
+some of the sayd shipps company that came back from the persuite
-. brought alsoe some taffaty hoods and other things which they
+brought alsoe some taffaty hoods and other things which they
-. found floating on the water, which the said Viber confessed they
+found floating on the water, which the said Viber confessed they
-. threw over board seeing them selves so closely persued, and the
+threw over board seeing them selves so closely persued, and the
-. goods were owned by the lader of them who was then on board, and
+goods were owned by the lader of them who was then on board, and
-. the sayd Vibers Cabbin being searched by the Captaines order,
+the sayd Vibers Cabbin being searched by the Captaines order,
-. the boxe out of which the sayd goods and manye more were imbezelled
+the boxe out of which the sayd goods and manye more were imbezelled
-. was found broken open and standing under Vibers bedd, this hee
+was found broken open and standing under Vibers bedd, this hee
-. deposeth of his sight and knowledge And saith the said Vibers and
+deposeth of his sight and knowledge And saith the said Vibers and
-. his Mate being brought before the Captaine Tolty for this fact
+his Mate being brought before the Captaine Tolty for this fact
-. the sayd Captaine only discharged Viber of his boatswaines place
+the sayd Captaine only discharged Viber of his boatswaines place
-. and put an other thereinto, and afterwards made Viber Quarter master
+and put an other thereinto, and afterwards made Viber Quarter master
-. and soe continued him aboard till after the shipps arrivall in the
+and soe continued him aboard till after the shipps arrivall in the
-. Barbados and there suffered him to goe away without prosecuting
+Barbados and there suffered him to goe away without prosecuting
-. the lawe against him, and without making any satisfaction
+the lawe against him, and without making any satisfaction
-. for the goods imbezelled soe farr as this deponent could or did
+for the goods imbezelled soe farr as this deponent could or did
-. heare, And saith that while the sayd Viber was at the Barbados
+heare, And saith that while the sayd Viber was at the Barbados
-. and before his forsakeing the shipp
+and before his forsakeing the shipp
-. the Edward and John, the sayd Captaine Toltie spake to this
+the ''Edward and John'', the sayd Captaine Tottie spake to this
-. deponent and bid him speake to the sayd Viber, and bid him the said Viber take his
+deponent and bid him speake to the sayd Viber, and bid him the said Viber take his
-. cloathes and leave the shipp Edward or to that effect,
+cloathes and leave the shipp Edward or to that effect,
-. and withall sayd to this deponent that hee the sayd Captaine Tolty would
+and withall sayd to this deponent that hee the sayd Captaine Tolty would
-. not bee seene therein, or could not be seene to knowe of h&#91;?im GUTTER&#93;
+not bee seene therein, or could not be seene to knowe of h&#91;?im GUTTER&#93;
-. goeing or words to that effect, And further to this article hee
+goeing or words to that effect, And further to this article hee
-. cannot depose/
+cannot depose/
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