HCA 13/71 f.84v Annotate - Revision history

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+|First transcribed=2012/10/08
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 |Transcription=or receipt which hee sayd was for the sayd money, and hee this
 deponent the rather beleeveth hee had paid the Vivonda such a summe for
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 sayd harbie, and this deponent by the sayd Giffords persuasion did
 goe
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 |Folio=84
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription completed by David Pashley on 08/10/12; pasted into wikispot on 09/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription completed by David Pashley on 08/10/12; pasted into wikispot on 09/04/14 and edited on 03/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=David Pashley
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 Consull told this deponent contayned two thousand dollars, and was as
 hee sayd to be paid towards payment for the sayd Currans, and for that hee
-knoweth sXXXXX the boat swaine and some other of this deponents company carried
+knoweth the boatswaine and some other of this deponents company carried
 the sayd two thousand dollars from aboard the Cesar at Nathalago for the
 sayd Consull, And hee alsoe saith the said Consull in presence of the
-foresayd witnesses ˹sayd˺ that the Nathalagoe Currans would be brought to
+foresayd witnesses sayd that the Nathalagoe Currans would be brought to
 the side of the ''Cesar'' within two or three dayes, and that hee hoped the
 ''Cesar'' should soone be dispatched there and returne to the Morea and
@@ Line 41: / Line 41: @@
 And further to these articles hee cannot depose. /
-To the 16th 17th 18th and 19th ˹and 20th˺ articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
+To the 16th 17th 18th 19th and 20th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
 that the said Consull being thus dead, hee this deponent held it unsafe
 for him to goe on shoare, and thereupon not knowing what to doe nor how
-to get the Nathalagoe Currans aboard his sayd shipp, and being XXXXX ˹then˺
+to get the Nathalagoe Currans aboard his sayd shipp, and being then
 ignorant of any freindshipp or relation or imployment which was betweene
-the arlate John Gifford and the arlate William Hardwick Harbie and
+the arlate John Gifford and the arlate hardwick harbie and
 Williams, did advise with the sayd Gifford what course was fitt for
 him this deponent to take to get the sayd Currans in regard the sayd
 Consull was dead, and saith that the sayd Gifford advised him this
-deponent to take to his assistance the arlate Clement Harbie,
+deponent to take to his assistance the arlate Clement harbie,
 who hee sayd was then at Zant, and soo desyrous was the sayd
-Gifford that this deponent should make use of the sayd Harbie,
+Gifford that this deponent should make use of the sayd harbie,
 that hee profferred to give out of his owne purse fifteene dollars
-for a Fellewca or boate to goe to Zant to fetch him thence to
+for a ffellewca or boate to goe to Zant to fetch him thence to
-Nathalagoe, but noe boate daring to stirr thither ˹by reason of the Turkes Galliottes then abroard˺ the sayd Gifford
+Nathalagoe, but noe boate daring to stirr thither by reason of the Turkes Galliottes then abroard the sayd Gifford
 advised this deponent to goe thither with his shipp the ''Cesar'' to fetch the
-sayd Harbie, and this deponent by the sayd Giffords persuasion did
+sayd harbie, and this deponent by the sayd Giffords persuasion did
 goe

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 and at his death hee saith hee gaped with his mouth, in soe much that
 it was generally beleeved that he the sayd Consull was before
-his comming aboard the '''Cesar'' poysoned and thereof dyed, this hee the
+his comming aboard the ''Cesar'' poysoned and thereof dyed, this hee the
 better knoweth for that hee was often with the sayd Consull in his sicknes,
 and at his death in the Cabin of the ''Cesar'' where hee departed this life,

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 |Transcription image=P.1130370
-|Transcription=1. or receipt which hee sayd was for the sayd money, and hee this
+|Transcription=or receipt which hee sayd was for the sayd money, and hee this
-. deponent the rather beleeveth hee had paid the Vivonda such a summe for
+deponent the rather beleeveth hee had paid the Vivonda such a summe for
-. that hee knoweth the sayd Consull brought from aboard the sayd Captaine
+that hee knoweth the sayd Consull brought from aboard the sayd Captaine
-. Millers shipp, aboard the Cesar, two baggs of money which the sayd
+Millers shipp, aboard the ''Cesar'', two baggs of money which the sayd
-. Consull told this deponent contayned two thousand dollars, and was as
+Consull told this deponent contayned two thousand dollars, and was as
-. hee sayd to be paid towards payment for the sayd Currans, and for that hee
+hee sayd to be paid towards payment for the sayd Currans, and for that hee
-. knoweth sXXXXX the boat swaine and some other of this deponents company carried
+knoweth sXXXXX the boat swaine and some other of this deponents company carried
-. the sayd two thousand dollars from aboard the Cesar at Nathalago for the
+the sayd two thousand dollars from aboard the Cesar at Nathalago for the
-. sayd Consull, And hee alsoe saith the said Consull in presence of the
+sayd Consull, And hee alsoe saith the said Consull in presence of the
-. foresayd witnesses ˹sayd˺ that the Nathalagoe Currans would be brought to
+foresayd witnesses ˹sayd˺ that the Nathalagoe Currans would be brought to
-. the side of the Cesar within two or three dayes, and that hee hoped the
+the side of the ''Cesar'' within two or three dayes, and that hee hoped the
-. Cesar should soone be dispatched there and returne to the Morea and
+''Cesar'' should soone be dispatched there and returne to the Morea and
-. take in the Currans there provided, And hee saith the sayd Consull
+take in the Currans there provided, And hee saith the sayd Consull
-. then alsoe sayd hee felt him selfe not well, and desyred this deponent
+then alsoe sayd hee felt him selfe not well, and desyred this deponent
-. to helpe him to a cup of stronge water, which hee this deponent caused
+to helpe him to a cup of stronge water, which hee this deponent caused
-. to be given him in the Cabin of the sayd shipp, And saith from that
+to be given him in the Cabin of the sayd shipp, And saith from that
-. tyme forewards the sayd ffowke grew worse and worse and complayned
+tyme forewards the sayd ffowke grew worse and worse and complayned
-. of an exceedeing heate and burning in his entrayles, and dyed upon the
+of an exceedeing heate and burning in his entrayles, and dyed upon the
-. Thursday morning next following such his coming aboard the Cesar,
+Thursday morning next following such his coming aboard the ''Cesar'',
-. and at his death hee saith hee gaped with his mouth, in soe much that
+and at his death hee saith hee gaped with his mouth, in soe much that
-. it was generally beleeved that he the sayd Consull was before
+it was generally beleeved that he the sayd Consull was before
-. his comming aboard the Cesar poysoned and thereof dyed, this hee the
+his comming aboard the '''Cesar'' poysoned and thereof dyed, this hee the
-. better knoweth for that hee was often with the sayd Consull in his sicknes,
+better knoweth for that hee was often with the sayd Consull in his sicknes,
-. and at his death in the Cabin of the Cesar where hee departed this life,
+and at his death in the Cabin of the ''Cesar'' where hee departed this life,
-. And further to these articles hee cannot depose. /
+And further to these articles hee cannot depose. /
-. To the 16th 17th 18th and 19th ˹and 20th˺ articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
+To the 16th 17th 18th and 19th ˹and 20th˺ articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
-. that the said Consull being thus dead, hee this deponent held it unsafe
+that the said Consull being thus dead, hee this deponent held it unsafe
-. for him to goe on shoare, and thereupon not knowing what to doe nor how
+for him to goe on shoare, and thereupon not knowing what to doe nor how
-. to get the Nathalagoe Currans aboard his sayd shipp, and being XXXXX ˹then˺
+to get the Nathalagoe Currans aboard his sayd shipp, and being XXXXX ˹then˺
-. ignorant of any freindshipp or relation or imployment which was betweene
+ignorant of any freindshipp or relation or imployment which was betweene
-. the arlate John Gifford and the arlate William Hardwick Harbie and
+the arlate John Gifford and the arlate William Hardwick Harbie and
-. Williams, did advise with the sayd Gifford what course was fitt for
+Williams, did advise with the sayd Gifford what course was fitt for
-. him this deponent to take to get the sayd Currans in regard the sayd
+him this deponent to take to get the sayd Currans in regard the sayd
-. Consull was dead, and saith that the sayd Gifford advised him this
+Consull was dead, and saith that the sayd Gifford advised him this
-. deponent to take to his assistance the arlate Clement Harbie,
+deponent to take to his assistance the arlate Clement Harbie,
-. who hee sayd was then at Zant, and soo desyrous was the sayd
+who hee sayd was then at Zant, and soo desyrous was the sayd
-. Gifford that this deponent should make use of the sayd Harbie,
+Gifford that this deponent should make use of the sayd Harbie,
-. that hee profferred to give out of his owne purse fifteene dollars
+that hee profferred to give out of his owne purse fifteene dollars
-. for a Fellewca or boate to goe to Zant to fetch him thence to
+for a Fellewca or boate to goe to Zant to fetch him thence to
-. Nathalagoe, but noe boate daring to stirr thither ˹by reason of the Turkes Galliottes then abroard˺ the sayd Gifford
+Nathalagoe, but noe boate daring to stirr thither ˹by reason of the Turkes Galliottes then abroard˺ the sayd Gifford
-. advised this deponent to goe thither with his shipp the Cesar to fetch the
+advised this deponent to goe thither with his shipp the ''Cesar'' to fetch the
-. sayd Harbie, and this deponent by the sayd Giffords persuasion did
+sayd Harbie, and this deponent by the sayd Giffords persuasion did
 goe

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