HCA 13/71 f.562v Annotate - Revision history

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XXX

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 28/10/2012
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2012/10/28
-|First transcribed=12/10/28
+|Editorial history=Edited on 02/04/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=and of the sayd lighter soe moored to her side, which notwithstanding
 the Company of the sayd vessell the ''Thomasin and Alice'' gave ill
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 To the 10th hee saith thee referreth him selfe to his foregoeing
 deposition
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 endangered, And of this deponents knowledge the labourers aboard
 the sayd lighter and amongst them this deponent did worke up to the
-Knees in water to heave out the rest of the ballast remayning o GUTTERn
+Knees in water to heave out the rest of the ballast remayning on
 board her after shee had receaved the dammage aforesayd by
 the ''Thomasin and Alice'' her running fowle of her as aforesayd,
-which dammage was willfully done by the Company of the Thomasin
+which dammage was willfully done by the Company of the ''Thomasin
-and Alice they haveing sufficient and tymely notice to have lowred
+and Alice'' they haveing sufficient and tymely notice to have lowred
-their sayles and verred to the Southwar and have avoided the XXXX GUTTER
+their sayles and verred to the Southward and have avoided the doing
 thereof if they had pleased And further to these articles hee cannot depose
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 bin could not choose but have sunke downe right being soe bruised
 as shee was by the ''Thomasine and Alice'' and saith what shee cost
-in repayer of the breaches and hurt done to her by the meanes
+in repayre of the breaches and hurt done to her by the meanes
-aforesayd hee knoweth not, but beleeveth after shee was repayered GUTTER
+aforesayd hee knoweth not, but beleeveth after shee was repayered
-thereof yet by reason of her beeing peeced and XXXXXed shee was
+thereof yet by reason of her beeing peeced and mended shee was
 the more unfitt for sale, and was lesse worth to be sold (in this deponents
 Judgment) by at least fower pounds sterling than shee was before
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 To the 10th hee saith thee referreth him selfe to his foregoeing
 deposition
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 |Folio=562
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 28/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 28/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14  and edited on 02/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=and of the sayd lighter soe moored to her side, which notwithstanding
-the Company of the sayd vessell the Thomasin and Alice gave ill
+the Company of the sayd vessell the ''Thomasin and Alice'' gave ill
 language to the Company of the sayd shipp the Mary and of the sayd lighter
 and called them roagues, and other opprobrious termes and did not
-lowre their sayles nor verr to the Southwards ˹nor cast out any anchor,˺ as desyred, but willfully
+lowre their sayles nor verr to the Southwards nor cast out any anchor, as desyred, but willfully
 and forcibly rann upon the sayd lighter and very much caused and
 bruised her and brake both her inwards and outwards, workes in soe=
-much that the sayd lighter was in great danger of sinkeing downe GUTTER
+much that the sayd lighter was in great danger of sinkeing downe
-right in the River and in case the Carpenter of the Mary and her
+right in the River and in case the Carpenter of the ''Mary'' and her
 Company had not speedily come on board the sayd lighter and
 helped to stopp her leake with okeham and for the present with clay
 which they tooke off of barrells of beere which were newly brought
-aboard the shipp Mary and alsoe helped to lighten the lighter by
+aboard the shipp ''Mary'' and alsoe helped to lighten the lighter by
 helpeing to throwe out her ballast in the sayd shipp the sayd lighter
 and ladeing out of water which by reason of the premisses the sayd
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 Knees in water to heave out the rest of the ballast remayning o GUTTERn
 board her after shee had receaved the dammage aforesayd by
-the Thomasin and Alice her running fowle of her as aforesayd,
+the ''Thomasin and Alice'' her running fowle of her as aforesayd,
 which dammage was willfully done by the Company of the Thomasin
 and Alice they haveing sufficient and tymely notice to have lowred
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 was a stronge and stanche lighter and in not soe
 bin could not choose but have sunke downe right being soe bruised
-as shee was by the Thomasine and Alice and saith what shee cost
+as shee was by the ''Thomasine and Alice'' and saith what shee cost
 in repayer of the breaches and hurt done to her by the meanes
 aforesayd hee knoweth not, but beleeveth after shee was repayered GUTTER
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 To the 10th hee saith thee referreth him selfe to his foregoeing
 deposition
-. others of them in THIS PHRASE IS ABOVE THE LINE WHICH STARTS "and ladeing out of water..."
+others of them in THIS PHRASE IS ABOVE THE LINE WHICH STARTS "and ladeing out of water..."
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-|Transcription=1. and of the sayd lighter soe moored to her side, which notwithstanding
+|Transcription=and of the sayd lighter soe moored to her side, which notwithstanding
-. the Company of the sayd vessell the Thomasin and Alice gave ill
+the Company of the sayd vessell the Thomasin and Alice gave ill
-. language to the Company of the sayd shipp the Mary and of the sayd lighter
+language to the Company of the sayd shipp the Mary and of the sayd lighter
-. and called them roagues, and other opprobrious termes and did not
+and called them roagues, and other opprobrious termes and did not
-. lowre their sayles nor verr to the Southwards ˹nor cast out any anchor,˺ as desyred, but willfully
+lowre their sayles nor verr to the Southwards ˹nor cast out any anchor,˺ as desyred, but willfully
-. and forcibly rann upon the sayd lighter and very much caused and
+and forcibly rann upon the sayd lighter and very much caused and
-. bruised her and brake both her inwards and outwards, workes in soe=
+bruised her and brake both her inwards and outwards, workes in soe=
-. much that the sayd lighter was in great danger of sinkeing downe GUTTER
+much that the sayd lighter was in great danger of sinkeing downe GUTTER
-. right in the River and in case the Carpenter of the Mary and her
+right in the River and in case the Carpenter of the Mary and her
-. Company had not speedily come on board the sayd lighter and
+Company had not speedily come on board the sayd lighter and
-. helped to stopp her leake with okeham and for the present with clay
+helped to stopp her leake with okeham and for the present with clay
-. which they tooke off of barrells of beere which were newly brought
+which they tooke off of barrells of beere which were newly brought
-. aboard the shipp Mary and alsoe helped to lighten the lighter by
+aboard the shipp Mary and alsoe helped to lighten the lighter by
-. helpeing to throwe out her ballast in the sayd shipp the sayd lighter
+helpeing to throwe out her ballast in the sayd shipp the sayd lighter
-. and ladeing out of water which by reason of the premisses the sayd
+and ladeing out of water which by reason of the premisses the sayd
-. lighter tooke in shee had undoubtedly sunke downe right, and this
+lighter tooke in shee had undoubtedly sunke downe right, and this
-. deponents and the other labourers lives aboard her bin exceedingly
+deponents and the other labourers lives aboard her bin exceedingly
-. endangered, And of this deponents knowledge the labourers aboard
+endangered, And of this deponents knowledge the labourers aboard
-. the sayd lighter and amongst them this deponent did worke up to the
+the sayd lighter and amongst them this deponent did worke up to the
-. Knees in water to heave out the rest of the ballast remayning o GUTTERn
+Knees in water to heave out the rest of the ballast remayning o GUTTERn
-. board her after shee had receaved the dammage aforesayd by
+board her after shee had receaved the dammage aforesayd by
-. the Thomasin and Alice her running fowle of her as aforesayd,
+the Thomasin and Alice her running fowle of her as aforesayd,
-. which dammage was willfully done by the Company of the Thomasin
+which dammage was willfully done by the Company of the Thomasin
-. and Alice they haveing sufficient and tymely notice to have lowred
+and Alice they haveing sufficient and tymely notice to have lowred
-. their sayles and verred to the Southwar and have avoided the XXXX GUTTER
+their sayles and verred to the Southwar and have avoided the XXXX GUTTER
-. thereof if they had pleased And further to these articles hee cannot depose
+thereof if they had pleased And further to these articles hee cannot depose
-. To the 6th article hee saith that of his this deponents certayne sight and
-. knowledge the sayd lighter before shee receaved the dammage aforesayd
+To the 6th article hee saith that of his this deponents certayne sight and
-. was a stronge and stanche lighter and in not soe
+knowledge the sayd lighter before shee receaved the dammage aforesayd
-. bin could not choose but have sunke downe right being soe bruised
+was a stronge and stanche lighter and in not soe
-. as shee was by the Thomasine and Alice and saith what shee cost
+bin could not choose but have sunke downe right being soe bruised
-. in repayer of the breaches and hurt done to her by the meanes
+as shee was by the Thomasine and Alice and saith what shee cost
-. aforesayd hee knoweth not, but beleeveth after shee was repayered GUTTER
+in repayer of the breaches and hurt done to her by the meanes
-. thereof yet by reason of her beeing peeced and XXXXXed shee was
+aforesayd hee knoweth not, but beleeveth after shee was repayered GUTTER
-. the more unfitt for sale, and was lesse worth to be sold (in this deponents
+thereof yet by reason of her beeing peeced and XXXXXed shee was
-. Judgment) by at least fower pounds sterling than shee was before
+the more unfitt for sale, and was lesse worth to be sold (in this deponents
-. the sayd dammage receaved And further hee cannot depose/
+Judgment) by at least fower pounds sterling than shee was before
-. To the 7th hee cannot depose.
+the sayd dammage receaved And further hee cannot depose/
-. To the 8th hee saith hee referreth him selfe to the Registry of the
-. Court and further cannot depose/
+To the 7th hee cannot depose.
-. To the 9th hee cannot depose/
-. To the 10th hee saith thee referreth him selfe to his foregoeing
+To the 8th hee saith hee referreth him selfe to the Registry of the
-. d<margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">eposition</margin>
+Court and further cannot depose/
 . others of them in THIS PHRASE IS ABOVE THE LINE WHICH STARTS "and ladeing out of water..."