HCA 13/71 f.504v Annotate - Revision history

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 from England to Barbados and from Barbados to England hee
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 |Transcription=To the 15th hee saith that for that hee hath gone many voyages
-from England to Barbados and from Barbados to England
+from England to Barbados and from Barbados to England hee
-hee well knoweth that it is at least fifteene hundred leagues betwixt
+well knoweth that it is at least fifteene hundred leagues betwixt
 Barbadoes and England and soe commonly accounted especially
 in passing from Barbadoes to England by reason that coming
-hence, (and that a trade winde ˹usually˺ blewing Easterly ˹xxxxxxx˺ shipps shipps TO DO: xxx
+hence, (and a trade winde usually blewing Easterly) shipps &#91;?are GUTTER&#93;
 faire to stand farr to the Westwards to gaine a winde which
 makes the course thence to England the longer And further hee
 cannot depose
 To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-To the first futers he saith hee cometh to testifie the truth
+To the first Interrogatorie he saith hee cometh to testifie the truth of
-his knowledge in this cause being required soe to doe by the TO DO: xxxx
+his knowledge in this cause being required soe to doe by the producent
 Jeggles who well knew this deponent was his Mate in the voyage
-in question and therefore could depose touching diverse passages therein TO DO: xxx
+in question and therefore could depose touching diverse passages therein &#91;?And GUTTER&#93;
-to the rest of the futures hee answereth negatively
+to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively
 To the second saving his foregoing deposition hee answereth
-negatively well knowing the sayd Jeggler to bee xx an expert
+negatively well knowing the sayd Jeggles to bee an expert
-seaman and able to command a shipp ˹for˺ the voyage in Controversie TO DO: xx
+seaman and able to command a shipp for the voyage in Controversie &#91;?and GUTTER&#93;
 any other voyage
 To the 3 hee saith hee knoweth of noe shipp that went from Porto
-Port to Barbadoes with the like Commodities as the Anne did
+Port to Barbadoes with the like Commodities as the ''Anne'' did
-save a smale vessell whereof one Lumpe a dutyman was TO DO: xxx
+save a smale vessell whereof one Lumpe a dutch man was Master
-which shipp vessell hee saith lay at Porto Port laden when the
+which vessell hee saith lay at Porto Port laden when the
-Anne came in thither, and yet for want of an opportunitie to get forth
+''Anne'' came in thither, and yet for want of an oportunitie to get forth
-did not goe thence for Barbadoes till the Anne went thence and
+did not goe thence for Barbadoes till the ''Anne'' went thence and
 went out thence in company with her, and arrived both at the Barbadoes
-together and therefore of this deponents knowledge could not glutt the Market
+togeather and therefore of this deponents knowledge could not glutt the Market
-at Barbadoes by any such meanes as is Interrogate And
+at Barbados by any such meanes as is Interrogate And
-further hee cannot depose
+further hee cannot depose./
-To the 4th hee saith that a wine butt or pype of wine being left on
+To the 4th hee saith that a butt or pipe of wine being left on
-board (by order of the sayde Edmund Cowse as hee hath heard the
+board (by order of the sayde Edmond Cowse as hee hath heard the
-Cooper of the Anne say) to make beveridge for the Company
+Cooper of the ''Anne'' say) to make beveridge for the Company of
-the shipp by reason it was prickt wyne, a great the most part
+the shipp by reason it was prickt wyne, the most part
 thereof was drawne out by the Company and made Beveridge
-without the knowledge of the sayd Jeggler and this deponent TO DO: xx
+without the Knowledge of the sayd Jeggles and this deponent &#91;?after= GUTTER&#93;
-wards tasting thereof of that which was left found that the TO DO: sxxx
+wards tasting of that which was left found that the same
-was recovered and became partly goods, and thereupon told the sayd Jeggler
+was recovered and became partly good, and thereupon told the sayd Jeggles
-thereof, and the sayd Jeggler thereupon did taste thereof and finde
+thereof, and the sayd Jeggles thereupon did taste thereof and finde
-it to bee indifferent goods was ˹much˺ displeased that any of it was
+it to bee indifferent good was much displeased that any of it was
 made beveridge of, and the merchant therby abused (not knowing
-that Cowse had given any order to keepe the same aboard ˹for beveridge˺ and TO DO: xx
+that Cowse had given any order to keepe the same aboard for beveridge) and
-in his anger give the caske a knock on apne of the heads thereof
+in his anger give the caske a knock on one of the heads thereof
 and staved part of the head thereof whereby what was left
-unmade into Beveridge (which was a thing of smale value
+unmade into Beveridge (which was a thing of smale value)
-was spilt and to the rest of the futers hee cannot answer
+was spilt and to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee cannot answere/
-To the 5th hee cannot answer for that hee leftthe shipp at the
+To the 5th hee cannot answere for that hee left the shipp at the
 the