HCA 13/71 f.528v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 11:20, May 22, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:48, August 4, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:17, April 10, 2014

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 |Transcription=dutch shipp and required the the sayd de Bart and Thieulieur whome and
 what they were, and afterwards they had by the meanes aforesayd
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 only the old cloathes aforesaid on his body and kept all the rest of the cloathes and
 money
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-|Transcription=1. dutch shipp and ˹required˺ the XXXXX the sayd de Bart and Thieulieur whome and
+|Transcription=dutch shipp and required the the sayd de Bart and Thieulieur whome and
-. what they were, and afterwards they had by the meanes aforesaid
+what they were, and afterwards they had by the meanes aforesayd
-. interrupted the sayd dutch shipp in the course of her voyage, the
+interrupted the sayd dutch shipp in the course of her voyage, the
-. sayd Master of the dutch shipp being returned on board her, and
+sayd Master of the dutch shipp being returned on board her, and
-. the sayd man of warr gone, the sayd de Bart and Thieulieur (as
+the sayd man of warr gone, the sayd de Bart and Thieulieur (as
-. they themselves told this deponent) fearing the ˹sayd˺ man of warr might
+they themselves told this deponent) fearing the sayd man of warr might
-. come againe or some other, and doe them injurie, did goe on shoare
+come againe or some other, and doe them injurie, did goe on shoare
-. at the first convenient place they came neere to in ffrance and soe left
+at the first convenient place they came neere to in ffrance and soe left
-. the sayd dutch shipp And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+the sayd dutch shipp And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. To the 5th hee saith that hee this deponent in the moneth of October
-. last being at Rotterdam and desyrous to gett a passage thence for London
+To the 5th hee saith that hee this deponent in the moneth of October
-. could not light of any dutch vessel that went thither, but upon enquire
+last being at Rotterdam and desyrous to gett a passage thence for London
-. did heare that here was a dutch vessel bound for Colchester, and
+could not light of any dutch vessel that went thither, but upon enquirie
-. this deponent being fearfull to adventure ro passé in any XX vessel
+did heare that here was a dutch vessel bound for Colchester, and
-. ˹but a dutch˺ vessel did enquire of one Mr William Vander Slusser a dutch man
+this deponent being fearfull to adventure ro passé in any vessel
-. with whome hee was acquainted, whether the sayd vessel were a
+but a dutch vessel did enquire of one Mr William Vander Slusser a dutch man
-. bound for Colchester were a dutch vessel and the Master a dutch man
+with whome hee was acquainted, whether the sayd vessel
-. and caused the master to goe with him to the sayd Vander Slusser who
+bound for Colchester were a dutch vessel and the Master a dutch man
-. upon conference with the sayd Maser did ˹tell˺ XXXX this deponent the
+and caused the Master to goe with him to the sayd Vander Slusser who
-. sayd vessell was a dutch vessell belonging to subjects of the united
+upon conference with the sayd Maser did tell this deponent the
-. provinces and the master a dutch man and that this deponent might
+sayd vessell was a dutch vessell belonging to subjects of the united
-. safely take passage in h&#123;X&#125;is and neede not feare any danger from
+Provinces and the Master a dutch man and that this deponent might
-. any Spanish men of warr whereupon this deponent imbarqued
+safely take passage in h&#123;X&#125;is and neede not feare any danger from
-. himself (and some moneys and Cloathes which hee had) in the sayd vessell
+any Spanish men of warr whereupon this deponent imbarqued
-. and departed in her thence bound for Colchester, and saith that in her
+himself (and some moneys and Cloathes which hee had) in the sayd vessell
-. cause towards Coelchester the sayd dutch vessel was mett with surprizel
+and departed in her thence bound for Colchester, and saith that in her
-. by a man of warr in service of the King of Spaine or his subjects
+course towards Coelchester the sayd dutch vessel was surprized
-. and the Company of the sayd mann of warr having boarded the sayd
+by a man of warr in service of the King of Spaine or his subjects
-. vessel Cause the Master of the the dutch vessel to come on board the
+and the Company of the sayd mann of warr having boarded the sayd
-. man of warr, and show his papers, and in the interim some of the sayd
+vessel Caused the Master of the the dutch vessel to come on board the
-. man of warrs company romaged in the hold of the sayd vessel and
+man of warr, and show his papers, and in the interim some of the sayd
-. thense tooke out of this deponents apparell linen and woollen and
+man of warrs company romaged in the hold of the sayd vessel and
-. some moneys both silver and gold which was in them, and carried them
+thense tooke out this deponents apparell linen and woollen and
-. aboard the sayd man of warr and forced this deponent aboard
+some moneys both silver and gold which was in them, and carried them
-. the man of ˹warr˺ and there rifled him XXX deponent and tooke away his money
+aboard the sayd man of warr and forced this deponent aboard
-. which hee had about him, and pulled off his breeches and
+the man of warr and there rifled him and tooke away his money
-. XXXX unbuttoned his doublett intending to strip him thereof, but
+which hee had about him, and pulled off his breeches and
-. perceaving this deponent not to be well, and unable to endure
+unbuttoned his doublett intending to strip him thereof, but
-. the cold, some of them who were more civill then the rest did
+perceaving this deponent not to be well, and unable to endure
-. returne this deponent his cloathes which hee XX they had stripped
+the cold, some of them who were more civill then the rest did
-. him of (they being old and little worth) to cover his nakednesse, and
+returne this deponent his cloathes which they had stripped
-. but kept his money and the other Cloathes and money in them which they
+him of (they being old and little worth) to cover his nakednesse, and
-. brought from aboard the sayd dutch vessel, and after they had kept
+but kept his money and the other Cloathes and money in them which they
-. this deponent sometime as a prisoner aboard the man of warr
+brought from aboard the sayd dutch vessel, and after they had kept
-. they forced this deponent to subscribe a noate that hee was an English
+this deponent sometime as a prisoner aboard the Man of warr
-. man borne and then put him on board the sayd dutch vessel againe with
+they forced this deponent to subscribe a noate that hee was an English
-. only the old cloathes aforesaid on his body and kept all the rest of the cloathes and
+man borne and then put him on board the sayd dutch vessel againe with
-. <margin value="bottom right">money</margin>
+only the old cloathes aforesaid on his body and kept all the rest of the cloathes and
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