HCA 13/72 f.260v Annotate - Revision history

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 and commands from the Governour there and sawe the sayd Claes carrie away severall
 packetts of letters from the Governours house
-And sawe alsoe a Spanisg Captaine who went a passenger
+And sawe alsoe a Spanish Captaine who went a passenger
 and part freighter of the ''Nicholas'' take into his charge two
 packetts delivered to him by the Officers of the Custome house

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 To the 11th hee saith hee was at the Governours house at Saint
-domingo using his Endeavour to gett passage for Spaine, at teh same
+domingo using his Endeavour to gett passage for Spaine, at the same
 tyme when Claes Johnson came thither alsoe to receave his dispatches
 and commands from the Governour there and sawe the sayd Claes carrie away severall

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 order and therefore he was forced to lett the sayd shipp the ''Nicholas''
 upon ffreight to Spaniards And further to these articles hee cannot depose/
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 him satisfaction and that while hee was absent about getting
 and order for their  restitution and before hee returned to Saint domingo in the
-''Nicholas'' the saud two shipps were sunke in manner aforesayd, and
+''Nicholas'' the sayd two shipps were sunke in manner aforesayd, and
 that hee could gett noe restitution at Saint domingo according to the Kings
 order and therefore he was forced to lett the sayd shipp the ''Nicholas''

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 |Transcription=for this deponents passage. And hee saith the saud Claes alsoe
 severall tymes told this deponent that the two shipps sunke as aforesayd
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 honour to be conferred upon him for his service which he had done at
 Saint
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