HCA 13/71 f.41r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=in June 1652 and 25 and 14 tonnes in November then next following
 together with all the caske schedulated, of all which beere the said
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 Ignaos Vandaeth &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+&#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;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 Gunson commander) then lying in the river of Thames, namely
 five tonnes in barrells on the 21 of June 1652, which with the excise
-at 39s per tonne came to and was worth 9 li - 15 s, more the sixth of
+at 39s per tonne came to and was worth 9 ''li'' - 15 ''s'', more the sixth of
 November 1652 25 tonnes of sea beere aged which with the excise
-at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth 46 li - 1 s- 4 d More November
+at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth 46 ''li'' - 1 ''s''- 4 ''d'' More November
 the fourth 1652 fourteene tonnes of sea beere, which with the excise were
-at 39 shillings per tonne came to and were worth - 27 li - 2 s - 11 d,
+at 39 shillings per tonne came to and were worth - 27 ''li'' - 2 ''s'' - 11 ''d'',
-Item for bringing of caske from the cooper at 6 d a tonne - 19 s - 6 d, Item
+Item for bringing of caske from the cooper at 6 ''d'' a tonne - 19 ''s'' - 6 ''d'', Item
-for carrying the Beere to Blackwall at 12 d a tonne - 1 li - 19 s, Item
+for carrying the Beere to Blackwall at 12 ''d'' a tonne - 1 ''li'' - 19 ''s'', Item
-for two barrells of caskes not retourned from the shipp - 8 s, amounting
+for two barrells of caskes not retourned from the shipp - 8 ''s'', amounting
-in all to - 86 li - 5 s - 9 d, All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent
+in all to - 86 ''li'' - 5 ''s'' - 9 ''d'', All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent
 was then clarke to the said brewe house and tooke account of
 the said delivery and entred the same into his booke which hee hath
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 said money for the said beere and caske, and hee excepted himselfe upon
 his owners and said that they must pay for the same, and this deponent
-conceiveth the said mr Crosse over and above the said summe of 86 li 5 s - 9 d
+conceiveth the said mr Crosse over and above the said summe of 86 ''li'' 5 ''s'' - 9 ''d''
 to be damnified 12 li by reason of the soe longe being without the said summe principal
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 Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin/.
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+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 21/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited by Jill Wilcox on 23/8/13; pasted into wikispot on 28/03/14 and edited on 29/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=in June 1652 and 25 and 14 tonnes in November then next following
-together with all the caske schedulated, of all which beere and caske the said
+together with all the caske schedulated, of all which beere the said
-mr Crosse was owner at the time of the said delivery, and all which hee
+mr Crosse was owner at the time of the said delivery, all which hee
 knoweth because hee this deponent being a Cooper belonging to the said
-Brewhouse went did by order of mr Crosse and Captaine Gunson
+Brewhouse did by order of mr Crosse and Captaine Gunson
 goe aboard the said shipp with the said severall parcells of beere, and
 helped to fill the same up, And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving
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 time arlate all the beere and caske schedulated were delivered out of
 and from the producent William Crosse his brewhouse in Maudlins
-labe South warke to be carryed aboard the shipp the Chase (Benjamin
+lane South warke to be carryed aboard the shipp the ''Chase'' (Benjamin
 Gunson commander) then lying in the river of Thames, namely
 five tonnes in barrells on the 21 of June 1652, which with the excise
 at 39s per tonne came to and was worth 9 li - 15 s, more the sixth of
 November 1652 25 tonnes of sea beere aged which with the excise
-at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth ˹46 li - 1 s- 4 d˺ 27 li - 2 s - 11 d More November
+at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth 46 li - 1 s- 4 d More November
 the fourth 1652 fourteene tonnes of sea beere, which with the excise were
 at 39 shillings per tonne came to and were worth - 27 li - 2 s - 11 d,
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 commonly accompted. And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving hee
 heard the said Gunson when hee came to speake the said beere
-made promisse to mr Crosse to ˹make˺ payment for the same.
+made promisse to mr Crosse to make payment for the same.
 To the 4th and 5th hee saith hee hath alsoe seene the premisses

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 which then stoode in neede of the said beere/
-. Ignaos Vandaeth &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+Ignaos Vandaeth &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-|Transcription=1. in June 1652 and 25 and 14 tonnes in November then next following
+|Transcription=in June 1652 and 25 and 14 tonnes in November then next following
-. together with all the caske schedulated, of all which beere and caske the said
+together with all the caske schedulated, of all which beere and caske the said
-. mr Crosse was owner at the time of the said delivery, and all which hee
+mr Crosse was owner at the time of the said delivery, and all which hee
-. knoweth because hee this deponent being a Cooper belonging to the said
+knoweth because hee this deponent being a Cooper belonging to the said
-. Brewhouse went did by order of mr Crosse and Captaine Gunson
+Brewhouse went did by order of mr Crosse and Captaine Gunson
-. goe aboard the said shipp with the said severall parcells of beere, and
+goe aboard the said shipp with the said severall parcells of beere, and
-. helped to fill the same up, And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving
+helped to fill the same up, And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving
-. the said Captaine Gunson was then commander of the said shipp,
+the said Captaine Gunson was then commander of the said shipp,
-. which then stoode in neede of the said beere/
+which then stoode in neede of the said beere/
 . Ignaos Vandaeth &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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 . the said Captaine Gunson was then commander of the said shipp,
 . which then stoode in neede of the said beere/
 . Ignaos Vandaeth SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
-.
+. Ignaos Vandaeth &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. The same day. CENTRE HEADING
-. Examined upon the fore said allegation.
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-. <margin value="Left">.3.</margin>
-. Peter Descobeck of the parish of Saint Olaves Southwarke
+The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. Brewers clerke aged 63 yeares or thereabouts sworne
-. and exámined.
+Examined upon the fore said allegation.
-. To the first second and third árticles of the said allegation and the
-. schedule therein mentioned hee saith and deposeth that hee within the
+'''.3.'''
-. time arlate all the beere and caske schedulated were delivered out of
-. and from the producent William Crosse his brewhouse in Maudlins
+'''Peter Descobeck''' of the parish of Saint Olaves Southwarke
-. labe South warke to be carryed aboard the shipp the Chase (Benjamin
+Brewers clerke aged 63 yeares or thereabouts sworne
-. Gunson commander) then lying in the river of Thames, namely
+and exámined.
-. five tonnes in barrells on the 21 of June 1652, which with the excise
-. at 39s per tonne came to and was worth 9 li - 15 s, more the sixth of
+To the first second and third árticles of the said allegation and the
-. November 1652 25 tonnes of sea beere aged which with the excise
+schedule therein mentioned hee saith and deposeth that hee within the
-. at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth ˹46 li - 1 s- 4 d˺ 27 li - 2 s - 11 d More November
+time arlate all the beere and caske schedulated were delivered out of
-. the fourth 1652 fourteene tonnes of sea beere, which with the excise were
+and from the producent William Crosse his brewhouse in Maudlins
-. at 39 shillings per tonne came to and were worth - 27 li - 2 s - 11 d,
+labe South warke to be carryed aboard the shipp the Chase (Benjamin
-. Item for bringing of caske from the cooper at 6 d a tonne - 19 s - 6 d, Item
+Gunson commander) then lying in the river of Thames, namely
-. for carrying the Beere to Blackwall at 12 d a tonne - 1 li - 19 s, Item
+five tonnes in barrells on the 21 of June 1652, which with the excise
-. for two barrells of caskes not retourned from the shipp - 8 s, amounting
+at 39s per tonne came to and was worth 9 li - 15 s, more the sixth of
-. in all to - 86 li - 5 s - 9 d, All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent
+November 1652 25 tonnes of sea beere aged which with the excise
-. was then clarke to the said brewe house and tooke account of
+at 39 s per tonne came to and were worth ˹46 li - 1 s- 4 d˺ 27 li - 2 s - 11 d More November
-. the said delivery and entred the same into his booke which hee hath
+the fourth 1652 fourteene tonnes of sea beere, which with the excise were
-. laterly perused and extracted the said schedule out of the same with his
+at 39 shillings per tonne came to and were worth - 27 li - 2 s - 11 d,
-. owne hand, and saith the said rates were than the usuall rates of
+Item for bringing of caske from the cooper at 6 d a tonne - 19 s - 6 d, Item
-. the like beere and caske, and that the said Crosse to the time of the
+for carrying the Beere to Blackwall at 12 d a tonne - 1 li - 19 s, Item
-. said delivery was the true and lawfull owner thereof and for such
+for two barrells of caskes not retourned from the shipp - 8 s, amounting
-. commonly accompted. And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving hee
+in all to - 86 li - 5 s - 9 d, All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent
-. heard the said Gunson when hee came to speake the said beere
+was then clarke to the said brewe house and tooke account of
-. made promisse to mr Crosse to ˹make˺ payment for the same.
+the said delivery and entred the same into his booke which hee hath
-. To the 4th and 5th hee saith hee hath alsoe seene the premisses
+laterly perused and extracted the said schedule out of the same with his
-. heard the said Crosse make demand of the said Gunson for the
+owne hand, and saith the said rates were than the usuall rates of
-. said money for the said beere and caske, and hee excepted himselfe upon
+the like beere and caske, and that the said Crosse to the time of the
-. his owners and said that they must pay for the same, and this deponent
+said delivery was the true and lawfull owner thereof and for such
-. conceiveth the said mr Crosse over and above the said summe of 86 li 5 s - 9 d
+commonly accompted. And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving hee
-. to be damnified 12 li by reason of the soe longe being without the said summe principal
+heard the said Gunson when hee came to speake the said beere
-. Peter Desebecq// SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+made promisse to mr Crosse to ˹make˺ payment for the same.
-. Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin/.
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