HCA 13/72 f.53r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the seaventh hee saith his said father bought one of the said new
 anchors in Massland sluce, and the other the said mr Baldero furnished to
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 Albert thampse &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The 28th of May 1657.
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 and telling them that hee should make the Merchant acquainted therewith
 and that hee would put ˹it˺ into the same aske againe. And saith that this deponent
 |People=<u>Richard Brian</u>
 <u>Henry Carter</u>
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 PROB 11/363/666 Will of Henry Carter, Cooper of London. 23 September 1680
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 the Cooke, and the Cookes boy embeazaling and taking away a runter of wine
 containing about eight gallons through a false scuttle that went out of
-the Cooke roome into the shipps hold, this deponent esoying it in the instant
+the Cooke roome into the shipps hold, this deponent espying it in the instant
 as the Cookes boy was handing it from the said false shuttle up to the
 Cooke and Gunner who were aloft to receive and did receive it, and

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 and telling them that hee should make the Merchant acquainted therewith
 and that hee would put ˹it˺ into the same aske againe. And saith that this deponent
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 strong and good caske at the time that this deponent soe sawe them
 and as firme and good as any other of the caske that had their wines in
-them that were, this his view being before any of the wines were ˹there˺ sent
+them that were, this his view being before any of the wines were there sent
 away from the shipps side for the Merchants account. And otherwise hee
 cannot depose. saving there was alsoe halfe another pipe drawne

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	The 28th of May 1657.		The 28th of May 1657.

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+|Transcription=To the seaventh hee saith his said father bought one of the said new
-. To the seaventh hee saith his said father bought one of the said new
+anchors in Massland sluce, and the other the said mr Baldero furnished to
-. anchors in Massland sluce, and the other the said mr Baldero furnished to
+the said shipp, and this deponent by their order sawe the cable and halser
-. the said shipp, and this deponent by their order sawe the cable and halser
+weighed at the Rope makers and fetcht them aboard, and mr Baldero
-. weighed at the Rope makers and fetcht them aboard, and mr Baldero
+afterwards paid for them, and this deponents mother paid the Carpenters
-. afterwards paid for them, and this deponents mother paid the Carpenters
+worke which was donne by Peter Mayse shipwright of delft haven, and
-. worke which was donne by Peter Mayse shipwright of delft haven, and
+for saileworke and other repaires to other persons, and that mr Baldero
-. for saileworke and other repaires to other persons, and that mr Baldero
+and this deponents mother paid the victualling upon her first setting
-. and this deponents mother paid the victualling upon her first setting
+out, and afterwards this deponent as master paid for what was supplied
-. out, and afterwards this deponent as master paid for what was supplied
+abroad, the account of all which hee saith is in Holland or aboard
-. abroad, the account of all which hee saith is in Holland or aboard
+the said shipp, or in both places. And otherwise hee referreth himselfe
-. the said shipp, or in both places. And otherwise hee referreth himselfe
+to his foregoeing deposition./
-. to his foregoeing deposition./
-. Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
-. Albert thampse SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
-.
+Albert thampse &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. The 28th of May 1567.
-. <margin value="Left">Page and others against Basse&#125;
+The 28th of May 1657.
-. and others.&#125;
+Page and others against Basse&#125;
-. Clements. Smith.&#125;</margin>
+and others.&#125;
-. Exámined upon an allegation given in on the
+Clements. Smith.&#125;
-. behalfe of the said Basse and others
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. .j.</margin>
+Exámined upon an allegation given in on the
-. '''Henry Carter''' servant and Apprentice to Richard Brian
+behalfe of the said Basse and others
-. of the parish of Saint Mary at hill London Wine Cooper
-. aged 20 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
+'''Rp. .j.'''
-. To the second and third árticles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
-. that after the arivall of the shipp the Samuel in this port of London
+'''Henry Carter''' servant and Apprentice to Richard Brian
-. from the voyage in question this deponent was aboard her in the River of
+of the parish of Saint Mary at hill London Wine Cooper
-. Thames and found and saw that eight of her pipes wherein there had bin
+aged 20 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. wine that voyage were every wholly emptie, and
-. lay with their bungs treveered downwards, the wines that had bin therein
+To the second and third árticles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
-. being drawne out. And saith the said eight pipes were very tight
+that after the arivall of the shipp the ''Samuel'' in this port of London
-. strong and good caske at the time that this deponent soe sawe them
+from the voyage in question this deponent was aboard her in the River of
-. and as firme and good as any other of the caske that had their wines in
+Thames and found and saw that eight of her pipes wherein there had bin
-. them that were, this his view being before any of the wines were ˹there˺ sent
+wine that voyage were every wholly emptie, and
-. away from the shipps side for the Merchants account. And otherwise hee
+lay with their bungs treveered downwards, the wines that had bin therein
-. cannot depose. saving there was alsoe halfe another pipe drawne
+being drawne out. And saith the said eight pipes were very tight
-. out and wanting when this deponent tooke the aforesaid notice, and that the
+strong and good caske at the time that this deponent soe sawe them
-. caske of that pipe was alsoe firme and good.
+and as firme and good as any other of the caske that had their wines in
-. To the fourth hee saith that the lack of the said wines came by being drawne
+them that were, this his view being before any of the wines were ˹there˺ sent
-. out and imbeazeld as to this deponent appeared And otherwise hee cannot
+away from the shipps side for the Merchants account. And otherwise hee
-. depose.
+cannot depose. saving there was alsoe halfe another pipe drawne
-. To the fifth ˹and 6˺ hee saith that after the arivall of the said shipp to this port
+out and wanting when this deponent tooke the aforesaid notice, and that the
-. of London this deponent and his contest William ward were imployed on
+caske of that pipe was alsoe firme and good.
-. the behalfe of the producents Basse and company to goe and watch aboard her
-. to prevent imbeazelment of the wines, and that they watched accordingly,
+To the fourth hee saith that the lack of the said wines came by being drawne
-. and that in the night time betwixt twelve and one of the clock or thereabouts
+out and imbeazeld as to this deponent appeared And otherwise hee cannot
-. of one of the night that they soe watched, this deponent saw the Gunner
+depose.
-. the Cooke, and the Cookes boy embeazaling and taking away a runter of wine
-. containing about eight gallons through a false scuttle that went out of
+To the fifth and 6 hee saith that after the arivall of the said shipp to this port
-. the Cooke roome into the shipps hold, this deponent esoying it in the instant
+of London this deponent and his contest William ward were imployed on
-. as the Cookes boy was handing it from the said false shuttle up to the
+the behalfe of the producents Basse and company to goe and watch aboard her
-. Cooke and Gunner who were aloft to receive and did receive it, and
+to prevent imbeazelment of the wines, and that they watched accordingly,
-. were going to send it away, but this deponent charging them therewith
+and that in the night time betwixt twelve and one of the clock or thereabouts
-. and telling them that hee should make the Merchant acquainted therewith
+of one of the night that they soe watched, this deponent saw the Gunner
-. and ˹that hee˺ would put ˹it˺ into the same aske againe. And saith that this deponent
+the Cooke, and the Cookes boy embeazaling and taking away a runter of wine
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+containing about eight gallons through a false scuttle that went out of
 }}