HCA 13/72 f.343r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=as aforesaid, were got too much to leeward of Martinica and Saint
 Christofers, and soe forced into Santa dominigo.
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 To the fifth and 6th hee saith hee hath knowne his said brother from this deponents
 infancie, hee being older than this deponent, and saith that in the yeare
-&#91;CHECK THIS DATE: PROBABLY SHOULD BE 1654&#93; as aforesayd the said two shipps the
+as aforesayd the said two shipps the
 ''Angell'' and the ''Yellow Sun'' were imprested and forced into the service
 of the Spaniards for Tortoudas as aforesaid, and that this
-dep&#91;onent and his said brother went in that warlike imployment to
+deponent and his said brother went in that warlike imployment to
 transport souldiers and were masters of their said shipps
-and that the Spanish Generall nor Governour gave them more  &#91;XXXX&#93;, but promised them leave
+and that the Spanish Generall nor Governour gave them noe pay, but promised them leave
 to lade the retourne of their said Negros in goods of tha place (of
-Santa domingo) in their said owne shipps, which the Fovernour per&#91;XXXXXed&#93;, but
+Santa domingo) in their said owne shipps, which the Governour never performed, but
 the said shipps were afterwards seized by the Spanairds and the
 voyage  overthrowne as hee hath predeposed, But saith that
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 for the said shipp ''Nicholas'' her hull masts and yards at the
 rate and for the summe of one thousand, eight hundred peeces of
-eight, which was accordingly paid by the said John dar&#91;?nion&#93; and
+eight, which was accordingly paid by the said John &#91;?dornion&#93; and
 Peter Poulla the younger, and this deponent had the bill of sale
 thereof amongst the papers which came to the said Captaine Adams
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 was wholly paid for her before her departure thense, and this
 deponent beleeveth that hee sold her upon the account of the Lords the
-States of the United Netherlands, and that the money was to re&#91;?d&#93;ound
+States of the United Netherlands, and that the money was to redound
 to their account, And otherwise hee cannot answer, saving as aforesaid
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 aforesaid order to buy a shipp or ffreight one at Cadiz for the
 designe aforesaid, gave alsoe order that the said Claes Johnson
-&#91;XXXX&#93; should goe Commander of her. And saith that it was
+&#91;?Engell&#93; should goe Commander of her. And saith that it was
 about tenn monethes betwixt the time of the said Claes his going
 from Santa domingo (after seizure of the said two shipps the ''Angell'' and
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 To
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 and his said brother went from Santa domingo for Spaine before
 Generall Penn and the English fleete came thereabouts, which
-Generall and ffkleete came (as hee hath bin credibly informed) to
+Generall and ffleete came (as hee hath bin credibly informed) to
 hispaniola a month or more after such their cooming away, and otherwise
 hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.

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 To the fifth and 6th hee saith hee hath knowne his said brother from this deponents
 infancie, hee being older than this deponent, and saith that in the yeare
-as aforesayd the said two shipps the
+&#91;CHECK THIS DATE: PROBABLY SHOULD BE 1654&#93; as aforesayd the said two shipps the
 ''Angell'' and the ''Yellow Sun'' were imprested and forced into the service
 of the Spaniards for Tortoudas as aforesaid, and that this

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+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 17/11/13 by Colin Greenstreet; minor edit made on 27/03/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet

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 about tenn monethes betwixt the time of the said Claes his going
 from Santa domingo (after seizure of the said two shipps the ''Angell'' and
-the ''Sun'' by the Spanairds) and the time that hee was master tooke
+the ''Sun'' by the Spaniards) and the time that hee was master tooke
 the charge of the said shipp ''Nicholas'' upon him, and hee referreth
 himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.

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 English or ffrench prisoners to Santa domingo, and saith there went
 only one  Spanish frigot and a little barque with them for
-Tortouddas upon the said designe, and that the said two shipps
+Tortoudas upon the said designe, and that the said two shipps
 were not hired into the said service, but only had promise to
 lade the retourne of th&#91;?eir&#93; Negroes as aforesaid. And further hee