HCA 13/71 f.657v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=he saith that the said shipp being at Lisbone in the possession
 of the interrerogated George Chappell the Master of her was
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 Thomas Sinnet &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 16/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 11/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 To the third and fourth Interrogatoryes he deposeth and saith
-that the shipp interrate was of the burden of about 25
+that the shipp interrate was of the burden of about 25&#91;?0 GUTTER&#93;
 Tonns and had in her at the time of seizure 21 gunns
 and that she was a new, strong, tight and stanch shipp
 (the said voyage being the first she ever went) and
-that she could not deserve less than 200li per month for
+that she could not deserve less than 200 ''li'' per month for
 her imployment and that at the time of her being
-seized or sequestred she was very well victualled and XXX GUTTER
+seized or sequestred she was very well victualled and&#91;?stored GUTTER&#93;
 with ammunition, and that her provisions were very much
 diminished when she was redelivered And further
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 and deteyned sixe months at least to their great losse
 and damage, and he saith that the said Master and
-his servants wages amounted unto 54li at the least for
+his servants wages amounted unto 54 ''li'' at the least for
 the said sixe monthes And further he cannot depose.
 To the sixth Interrogatory he deposeth, that the Master interrate
-did not, nor could expend lesse than 137li in necessary
+did not, nor could expend lesse than 137 ''li'' in necessary
 charges for the sustenance of himselfe and Mariners
 during their imprisonment, having not soe much as
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 and was deprived of And he saith that the goods
 and sixe monthes wages of 29 Mariners of the sayd
-shipps Company amounteth and cometh unto 697li 15s
+shipps Company amounteth and cometh unto 697 ''li'' 15 ''s''
 at least And further he cannot depose.
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 '''Thomas Seaward''' of Rederith in the
 County of Surrey Mariner, aged where he
-hath lived about 6 yeares past ahed 24
+hath lived about 6 yeares past aged 24
 yeares, a wittnes produced sworne and examined
 he deposeth and saith as followeth

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-|Transcription=1. he saith that the said shipp being at Lisbone in the possession
+|Transcription=he saith that the said shipp being at Lisbone in the possession
-. of the interrerogated George Chappell the Master of her was
+of the interrerogated George Chappell the Master of her was
-. in the moneth of June 1650 seized upon by order
+in the moneth of June 1650 seized upon by order
-. of the king of Portugall, and the said Chappell
+of the king of Portugall, and the said Chappell
-. and the shipps Company turned out of her and
+and the shipps Company turned out of her and
-. imprisoned and the said shipp made a man of
+imprisoned and the said shipp made a man of
-. warre and imployed in the service of the king of
+warre and imployed in the service of the king of
-. Portugall against the ffleet of this Commonwealth, and
+Portugall against the ffleet of this Commonwealth, and
-. that the said shipp was in the said king of Portugalls
+that the said shipp was in the said king of Portugalls
-. service for the space of sixe moneths, for which service
+service for the space of sixe moneths, for which service
-. shee was neither any satisfaction made that this
+shee was neither any satisfaction made that this
-. deponent ever heard of And further he cannot depose
+deponent ever heard of And further he cannot depose
-. To the third and fourth Interrogatoryes he deposeth and saith
+To the third and fourth Interrogatoryes he deposeth and saith
-. that the shipp interrate was of the burden of about 25
+that the shipp interrate was of the burden of about 25
-. Tonns and had in her at the time of seizure 21 gunns
+Tonns and had in her at the time of seizure 21 gunns
-. and that she was a new, strong, tight and stanch shipp
+and that she was a new, strong, tight and stanch shipp
-. (the said voyage being the first she ever went) and
+(the said voyage being the first she ever went) and
-. that she could not deserve less than 200li per month for
+that she could not deserve less than 200li per month for
-. her imployment and that at the time of her being
+her imployment and that at the time of her being
-. seized or sequestred she was very well victualled and XXX GUTTER
+seized or sequestred she was very well victualled and XXX GUTTER
-. with ammunition, and that her provisions were very much
+with ammunition, and that her provisions were very much
-. diminished when she was redelivered And further
+diminished when she was redelivered And further
-. he cannot depose.
+he cannot depose.
-. To the fifth Interrogatory he deposeth that 35 Mariners did
+To the fifth Interrogatory he deposeth that 35 Mariners did
-. belong unto the said shipp besides the Master interrate
+belong unto the said shipp besides the Master interrate
-. who were all imprisoned by the said king of Portugall
+who were all imprisoned by the said king of Portugall
-. and deteyned sixe months at least to their great losse
+and deteyned sixe months at least to their great losse
-. and damage, and he saith that the said Master and
+and damage, and he saith that the said Master and
-. his servants wages amounted unto 54li at the least for
+his servants wages amounted unto 54li at the least for
-. the said sixe monthes And further he cannot depose.
+the said sixe monthes And further he cannot depose.
-. To the sixth Interrogatory he deposeth, that the Master interrate
+To the sixth Interrogatory he deposeth, that the Master interrate
-. did not, nor could expend lesse than 137li in necessary
+did not, nor could expend lesse than 137li in necessary
-. charges for the sustenance of himselfe and Mariners
+charges for the sustenance of himselfe and Mariners
-. during their imprisonment, having not soe much as
+during their imprisonment, having not soe much as
-. the allowance of water from the king of Portugall And
+the allowance of water from the king of Portugall And
-. further he cannot depose.
+further he cannot depose.
-. To the 7th and 8th Interrogatoryes he deposeth and saith that
+To the 7th and 8th Interrogatoryes he deposeth and saith that
-. the Master interrate had on board the said shipp at the
+the Master interrate had on board the said shipp at the
-. time she was seized or sequestred divers goods as seeds,
+time she was seized or sequestred divers goods as seeds,
-. glasses, paper, silkes and other merchandizes, but to
+glasses, paper, silkes and other merchandizes, but to
-. what certaine value he knoweth not all which he lost
+what certaine value he knoweth not all which he lost
-. and was deprived of And he saith that the goods
+and was deprived of And he saith that the goods
-. and sixe monthes wages of 29 Mariners of the sayd
+and sixe monthes wages of 29 Mariners of the sayd
-. shipps Company amounteth and cometh unto 697li 15s
+shipps Company amounteth and cometh unto 697li 15s
-. at least And further he cannot depose.
+at least And further he cannot depose.
 Thomas Sinnet &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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