HCA 13/72 f.39v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=Interrogate Keene did doe his endeavour at Saint Lucar to get new mariners there
 to goe to the Canaries and that hee could get none all mariners refusing
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 Peter Proby &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>**************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The 4th of June 1657/
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 memory of men now liveing) and saith hee
 knoweth
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-|Transcription=1. Interrogate Keene did doe his endeavour at Saint Lucar to get new mariners there
+|Transcription=Interrogate Keene did doe his endeavour at Saint Lucar to get new mariners there
-. to goe to the Canaries and that hee could get none all mariners refusing
+to goe to the Canaries and that hee could get none all mariners refusing
-. to goe thither And hee alsoe knoweth that the mariners which the sayd Keene
+to goe thither And hee alsoe knoweth that the mariners which the sayd Keene
-. procured, and came home with him in the sayd shipp to London did absolutely
+procured, and came home with him in the sayd shipp to London did absolutely
-. refuse to goe to the Canaries and would not come on board unlesse they
+refuse to goe to the Canaries and would not come on board unlesse they
-. might come directly for London And further hee cannot answere/
+might come directly for London And further hee cannot answere/
-. To the 11th Interrogatorie and the schedule therein conteyned hee saith that
+To the 11th Interrogatorie and the schedule therein conteyned hee saith that
-. hee this deponent is the arlate Peter Proby, and that hee knoweth the
+hee this deponent is the arlate Peter Proby, and that hee knoweth the
-. rest of the parties Interrogate and saith they are all Merchants and
+rest of the parties Interrogate and saith they are all Merchants and
-. that the schedule Interrogate now shewed unto him is subscribed by
+that the schedule Interrogate now shewed unto him is subscribed by
-. him this deponent and the words Peter Proby
+him this deponent and the words Peter Proby
-. at the end thereof hee well knoweth to bee his this deponents owne hand
+at the end thereof hee well knoweth to bee his this deponents owne hand
-. writing, and hee beleeveth the contents of the sayd schedule to bee all true
+writing, and hee beleeveth the contents of the sayd schedule to bee all true
-. and the shipp and Keene in this cause named and the shipp John and Elizabeth
+and the shipp and Keene in this cause named and the shipp ''John and Elizabeth''
-. in the sayd schedule expressed to bee one and the same shipp and person
+in the sayd schedule expressed to bee one and the same shipp and person
-. and not divers And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere
+and not divers And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere
 Repeated before doctor Godolphin the 27th of May 1657/
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 and deposeth as followeth videlicet.
-. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee hath bin a Lighter
+To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee hath bin a Lighter
-. man belonging to the River of Thames and accustomed to take up and
+man belonging to the River of Thames and accustomed to take up and
-. Carry ballast there for fowerteene yeares last past and saith
+Carry ballast there for fowerteene yeares last past and saith
-. and hath bin a mariner for many yeares before
+and hath bin a mariner for many yeares before
-. that and and lived neere the Thames, and thereby bin acquainted &#123;with&#125; the
+that and and lived neere the Thames, and thereby bin acquainted &#123;with&#125; the
-. customs concerning the takeing up of ballast in the sayd River, and saith
+customs concerning the takeing up of ballast in the sayd River, and saith
-. hee knoweth that for those thirty yeares last past, it hath bin the common
+hee knoweth that for those thirty yeares last past, it hath bin the common
-. Custome observed and practised in the River of Thames by Lightermen
+Custome observed and practised in the River of Thames by Lightermen
-. and such as take up and save ballast for shipping with their lighters and
+and such as take up and save ballast for shipping with their lighters and
-. servants to take up Gravell or sand for that use upon any shelves or bankes in
+servants to take up Gravell or sand for that use upon any shelves or bankes in
-. the sayd River at forty foote distance from any bankes or walls of
+the sayd River at forty foote distance from any bankes or walls of
-. the sayd River, and at any place in the River which affordeth ballast and lyeth
+the sayd River, and at any place in the River which affordeth ballast and lyeth
-. without forty foote from the banks and walls of the River, and this Custome
+without forty foote from the banks and walls of the River, and this Custome
-. hath lately bin used by and well knowne to Ballast men and such as use that
+hath lately bin used by and well knowne to Ballast men and such as use that
-. trade and alsoe 15 sea men during the sayd tyme, (and as hee beleeveth tyme out of mynde and
+trade and alsoe 15 sea men during the sayd tyme, (and as hee beleeveth tyme out of mynde and
-. memory of men now liveing) and saith hee
+memory of men now liveing) and saith hee
 knoweth
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-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=1. Interrogate Keene did doe his endeavour at Saint Lucar to get new mariners there
-. Interrogate Keene ˹did˺ doe his endeavour at Saint Lucar to get new mariners there
 . to goe to the Canaries and that hee could get none all mariners refusing
 . to goe thither And hee alsoe knoweth that the mariners which the sayd Keene
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 . refuse to goe to the Canaries and would not come on board unlesse they
 . might come directly for London And further hee cannot answere/
 . To the 11th Interrogatorie and the schedule therein conteyned hee saith that
 . hee this deponent is the arlate Peter Proby, and that hee knoweth the
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 . in the sayd schedule expressed to bee one and the same shipp and person
 . and not divers And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere
-. Repeated before doctor Godolphin the 27th of May 1657/
-. Peter Proby SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin the 27th of May 1657/
-.
-. The 4th of June 1657/
+Peter Proby &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. <margin value="Left">Ewen against Pryor&#125;
-. Clements Cheeke&#125;</margin>
+<nowiki>**************************</nowiki>
-. Examined on an allegation on behalfe of the sayd
-. Pryor/
+The 4th of June 1657/
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2</margin>
-. <margin value="Left">ex parte Prior.</margin>
+Ewen against Pryor&#125;
-. '''Edward Makkettuer''' of Wapping in the parish of
+Clements Cheeke&#125;
-. Stepney Lighterman aged fifty three yeares or
-. thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
+Examined on an allegation on behalfe of the sayd
-. and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
+Pryor/
 . To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee hath bin a Lighter
 . man belonging to the River of Thames and accustomed to take up and
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 . Custome observed and practised in the River of Thames by Lightermen
 . and such as take up and save ballast for shipping with their lighters and
-. servants to take up Gravell ˹or sand˺ for that use upon any shelves or bankes in
+. servants to take up Gravell or sand for that use upon any shelves or bankes in
 . the sayd River at forty foote distance from any bankes or walls of
 . the sayd River, and at any place in the River which affordeth ballast and lyeth
 . without forty foote from the banks and walls of the River, and this Custome
-. hath lately bin used ˹by˺ and well knowne to Ballast men and such as use that
+. hath lately bin used by and well knowne to Ballast men and such as use that
-. trade ˹and alsoe 15 sea men˺ during the sayd tyme, (and as hee beleeveth tyme out of mynde and
+. trade and alsoe 15 sea men during the sayd tyme, (and as hee beleeveth tyme out of mynde and
 . memory of men now liveing) and saith hee
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">knoweth</margin>
+knoweth
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 . rest of the parties Interrogate and saith they are all Merchants and
 . that the schedule Interrogate now shewed unto him is subscribed by
-. him this deponent ............................. and the words Peter Proby
+. him this deponent and the words Peter Proby
 . at the end thereof hee well knoweth to bee his this deponents owne hand
 . writing, and hee beleeveth the contents of the sayd schedule to bee all true
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 . man belonging to the River of Thames and accustomed to take up and
 . Carry ballast there for fowerteene yeares last past and saith
-. .................................. and hath bin a mariner for many yeares before
+. and hath bin a mariner for many yeares before
 . that and and lived neere the Thames, and thereby bin acquainted &#123;with&#125; the
 . customs concerning the takeing up of ballast in the sayd River, and saith
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 . hath lately bin used ˹by˺ and well knowne to Ballast men and such as use that
 . trade ˹and alsoe 15 sea men˺ during the sayd tyme, (and as hee beleeveth tyme out of mynde and
-. memory of men now liveing) .................................. and saith hee
+. memory of men now liveing) and saith hee
 . <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">knoweth</margin>
 </document-end>
 }}

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 . <margin value="Left">Rp. 2</margin>
 . <margin value="Left">ex parte Prior.</margin>
-. Edward Makkettuer of Wapping in the parish of
+. '''Edward Makkettuer''' of Wapping in the parish of
 . Stepney Lighterman aged fifty three yeares or
 . thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith

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