HCA 13/72 f.114v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=The fifteenth of September 1657.
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 after they had delivered severall chests, his contest William
 dennis Carpenter of the ''Six Brothers'' being in the Lighter
-called to this deponent and told him hee found the lighter unt&#91;ight GUTTER&#93;
+called to this deponent and told him hee found the lighter unt&#91;ight&#93;
 and insufficient, and calling him into her, showed this deponent
-how the seames of her decke were open, as this deponent saith &#91;they GUTTER&#93;
+how the seames of her decke were open, as this deponent saith &#91;they&#93;
-were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife GUTTER&#93;
+were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife&#93;
-upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
+upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for&#93;
-&#91;water GUTTER&#93;
+&#91;water&#93;
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 |People=<u>William Greene</u>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''
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 PROB 11/338/442 Will of William Greene or Green, Gentleman of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, Surrey 07 April 1672
 PROB 11/433/336 Will of William Greene, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 06 August 1696
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 were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife GUTTER&#93;
 upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
-&#91;water GUTTER&#93;>
+&#91;water GUTTER&#93;
 |People=<u>William Greene</u>

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 upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
 &#91;water GUTTER&#93;>
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 sworne and exámined.
-. To the first article hee saith that the arlate William Beecham was
+To the first article hee saith that the arlate William Beecham was
-. the time arlate commonly accounted owner of the lighter and
+the time arlate commonly accounted owner of the lighter and
-. Wharfinger of the Wharfe arlate, And otherwise hee cannot depose
+Wharfinger of the Wharfe arlate, And otherwise hee cannot depose
-. not knowing the person of the said Beecham.
+not knowing the person of the said Beecham.
-. To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that in the moneth
+To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that in the moneth
-. of June last, the shipp the ''Six brothers'' arlate came and arived
+of June last, the shipp the ''Six brothers'' arlate came and arived
-. in the river of Thames laden with sugars and other Merchandizes
+in the river of Thames laden with sugars and other Merchandizes
-. from Portugall, and that the arlate William Greene was then master
+from Portugall, and that the arlate William Greene was then master
-. and Edward Lewes and company then owners of the said shipp and
+and Edward Lewes and company then owners of the said shipp and
-. of her tackle and furniture and for such commonly accounted
+of her tackle and furniture and for such commonly accounted
-. which hee knoweth being then and still masters mate of her, and
+which hee knoweth being then and still masters mate of her, and
-. ariving in her. And saith that in or about the middle of
+ariving in her. And saith that in or about the middle of
-. July last the said shipp being come come to an anchor neere
+July last the said shipp being come come to an anchor neere
-. Ratcliff Crosse, there came a lighter aboard her to carry goods
+Ratcliff Crosse, there came a lighter aboard her to carry goods
-. ashore, and the lightermen said that shee belonged to the
+ashore, and the lightermen said that shee belonged to the
-. Wharfinger of Raphes key, but the name of the lighter hee
+Wharfinger of Raphes key, but the name of the lighter hee
-. did not heare. And being soe come aboard the shipp hee saith
+did not heare. And being soe come aboard the shipp hee saith
-. there were by the said Mr Greene the masters order thirtie chests
+there were by the said Mr Greene the masters order thirtie chests
-. of sugar and other sugars and goods taken out of the shipp and put into the said lighter
+of sugar and other sugars and goods taken out of the shipp and put into the said lighter
-. to be carried ashore, and that the said thirtie chests and other sugars
+to be carried ashore, and that the said thirtie chests and other sugars
-. soe put from on board the shipp into the lighter, were all at
+soe put from on board the shipp into the lighter, were all at
-. the time of such putting into the lighter all well conditioned
+the time of such putting into the lighter all well conditioned
-. of the sight and knowledge of this deponent, who saw and
+of the sight and knowledge of this deponent, who saw and
-. helped in the putting the same into the foresaid lighter. But
+helped in the putting the same into the foresaid lighter. But
-. to whom the said thirtie chests of sugar were belonging, hee hath not &#91;bin GUTTER&#93;
+to whom the said thirtie chests of sugar were belonging, hee hath not &#91;bin GUTTER&#93;
-. made acquainted, only hee saith hee heard the arlate Nathaniell
+made acquainted, only hee saith hee heard the arlate Nathaniell
-. Townsend say that they were his sugars. And further hee
+Townsend say that they were his sugars. And further hee
-. cannot depose.
+cannot depose.
-. To the fourth hee saith that the first day that they wrought in
+To the fourth hee saith that the first day that they wrought in
-. delivering the said sugars aboard the said lighter
+delivering the said sugars aboard the said lighter
-. after they had delivered severall chests, his contest William
+after they had delivered severall chests, his contest William
-. dennis Carpenter of the ''Six Brothers'' being in the Lighter
+dennis Carpenter of the ''Six Brothers'' being in the Lighter
-. called to this deponent and told him hee found the lighter unt&#91;ight GUTTER&#93;
+called to this deponent and told him hee found the lighter unt&#91;ight GUTTER&#93;
-. and insufficient, and calling him into her, showed this deponent
+and insufficient, and calling him into her, showed this deponent
-. how the seames of her decke were open, as this deponent saith &#91;they GUTTER&#93;
+how the seames of her decke were open, as this deponent saith &#91;they GUTTER&#93;
-. were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife GUTTER&#93;
+were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife GUTTER&#93;
-. upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
+upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
 &#91;water GUTTER&#93;>
 }}

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 . of the sight and knowledge of this deponent, who saw and
 . helped in the putting the same into the foresaid lighter. But
-. to whom the said ˹thirtie˺ chests of sugar were belonging, hee hath not &#91;bin GUTTER&#93;
+. to whom the said thirtie chests of sugar were belonging, hee hath not &#91;bin GUTTER&#93;
 . made acquainted, only hee saith hee heard the arlate Nathaniell
 . Townsend say that they were his sugars. And further hee

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 |Transcription image=P1150136
-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=The fifteenth of September 1657.
-. The fifteenth of September 1657.
-. <margin value="Left">Lowe and company against&#125;
+Lowe and company against&#125;
-. Townsend and others&#125;
+Townsend and others&#125;
-. Examined upon an allegation yesterday given in
-. on behalfe of the said lowes and company.
+Examined upon an allegation yesterday given in
-. touching the 6 Brothers&#125;</margin>
+on behalfe of the said lowes and company.
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. Clements.</margin>
+touching the ''6 Brothers''&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">1</margin>
-. '''Thomas Greene''' of the parish of Saint Mary Magdalen
+'''Rp. Clements.'''
-. Bermondsea Mariner, aged 34 yeeres or thereabouts
-. sworne and exámined.
+'''1'''
 . To the first article hee saith that the arlate William Beecham was
 . the time arlate commonly accounted owner of the lighter and
 . Wharfinger of the Wharfe arlate, And otherwise hee cannot depose
 . not knowing the person of the said Beecham.
 . To the second and third árticles hee saith and deposeth that in the moneth
-. of June last, the shipp the Six brothers arlate came and arived
+. of June last, the shipp the ''Six brothers'' arlate came and arived
 . in the river of Thames laden with sugars and other Merchandizes
 . from Portugall, and that the arlate William Greene was then master
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 . ashore, and the lightermen said that shee belonged to the
 . Wharfinger of Raphes key, but the name of the lighter hee
-. did not heare. And being soe come aboard ˹the shipp˺ hee saith
+. did not heare. And being soe come aboard the shipp hee saith
 . there were by the said Mr Greene the masters order thirtie chests
-. of sugar ˹and other sugars and goods˺ taken out of the shipp and put into the said lighter
+. of sugar and other sugars and goods taken out of the shipp and put into the said lighter
-. to be carried ashore, and that the said thirtie chests ˹and other˺ sugars
+. to be carried ashore, and that the said thirtie chests and other sugars
 . soe put from on board the shipp into the lighter, were all at
 . the time of such putting into the lighter all well conditioned
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 . Townsend say that they were his sugars. And further hee
 . cannot depose.
-. To the fourth hee saith that the first day ˹that˺ they wrought in
 . delivering the said sugars aboard the said lighter
 . after they had delivered severall chests, his contest William
-. dennis Carpenter of the Six Brothers being in the Lighter
+. dennis Carpenter of the ''Six Brothers'' being in the Lighter
 . called to this deponent and told him hee found the lighter unt&#91;ight GUTTER&#93;
 . and insufficient, and calling him into her, showed this deponent
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 . were, in soemuch that this deponent could and did thrust his &#91;knife GUTTER&#93;
 . upp to the heft through the seames, and noticed they pumped &#91;for GUTTER&#93;
-. <margin value="bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">&#91;water GUTTER&#93;</margin>
+&#91;water GUTTER&#93;>
-</document-end>
 }}