HCA 13/73 f.1v Annotate - Revision history

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 for the other three eight parts of the says shipp and of her victualing and
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 side, the sayd Thomas Grove would needes goe on shoare againe
 and did goe on shoare in the sayd Country boate, notwithstanding
-the ssayd Wood did earnestly perswade and entreate him not to goe
+the sayd Wood did earnestly perswade and entreate him not to goe
 on shoare and told him it would be a great hinderance to the voyage
 the shipp being bound upon a fishing designe and the winde being then

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-. and mens wages and that the arlate Luke Wood was to doe the like
+and mens wages and that the arlate Luke Wood was to doe the like
-. for the other three eight parts of the says shipp and of her victualing and
+for the other three eight parts of the says shipp and of her victualing and
-. mens wages and that the arlate Grove the Master and the Mariners
+mens wages and that the arlate Grove the Master and the Mariners
-. of the says shipp were to obey the orders of the sayd Luke Wood and to sayle
+of the says shipp were to obey the orders of the sayd Luke Wood and to sayle
-. her to such places as the sayd Wood should order and direct and to follow his
+her to such places as the sayd Wood should order and direct and to follow his
-. order in the ladeing unladeing and reladeing of the sayd shipp and to goe
+order in the ladeing unladeing and reladeing of the sayd shipp and to goe
-. with their boate from tyme to tyme as the sayd Wood should appointe
+with their boate from tyme to tyme as the sayd Wood should appointe
-. them And soe much hee hath alsoe heard the sayd Grove acknowledge
+them And soe much hee hath alsoe heard the sayd Grove acknowledge
-. and confesse And further hee cannot depose but referreth him selfe
+and confesse And further hee cannot depose but referreth him selfe
-. to the schedule in this article mentioned./
+to the schedule in this article mentioned./
-. To the 5th and 6th articles of the sayd libell hee saith that after
-. the sayd shipp ''Peace'' her departure upon the voyage in question she being
+To the 5th and 6th articles of the sayd libell hee saith that after
-. in her course towards ffrance shee was forced by Contrary winds to
+the sayd shipp ''Peace'' her departure upon the voyage in question she being
-. put into ffalmouth where shee lay windebound neere about thirteene
+in her course towards ffrance shee was forced by Contrary winds to
-. dayes And that about the seaventeenth of Aprill 1657 the winde came
+put into ffalmouth where shee lay windebound neere about thirteene
-. fayre whereupon the arlate Luke Wood did make all speede to sett
+dayes And that about the seaventeenth of Aprill 1657 the winde came
-. sayle in regard soe much tyme had bin lost and the season of the yeare
+fayre whereupon the arlate Luke Wood did make all speede to sett
-. was spent and that the sayd shipp was to stay in ffrance to take in her
+sayle in regard soe much tyme had bin lost and the season of the yeare
-. lading of salt there And saith that the sayd Luke Wood did call
+was spent and that the sayd shipp was to stay in ffrance to take in her
-. upon the sayd Thomas Grove to goe aboard and speedily sett sayle that
+lading of salt there And saith that the sayd Luke Wood did call
-. the shipp might prosecute her intended voyage and the sayd Grove
+upon the sayd Thomas Grove to goe aboard and speedily sett sayle that
-. and Wood did about two a clock in the afternoone of the sayd day goe
+the shipp might prosecute her intended voyage and the sayd Grove
-. aboard togeather, this deponent doeing aboard with them at the same
+and Wood did about two a clock in the afternoone of the sayd day goe
-. tyme, and soe soone as the sayd Grove and Wood came aboard they
+aboard togeather, this deponent doeing aboard with them at the same
-. sent the boate a shoare to Cleere at the Castle (this deponent and the
+tyme, and soe soone as the sayd Grove and Wood came aboard they
-. sayd Groves mMate goeing ashoare in it) and they in the interim brought the sayd shipp to sayle and the sayd Mate presently gott
+sent the boate a shoare to Cleere at the Castle (this deponent and the
-. the sayd shipp cleered, And having cleered, the sayd mate and this
+sayd Groves Mate goeing ashoare in it) and they in the interim brought the sayd shipp to sayle and the sayd Mate presently gott
-. deponent returned to the sayd shipp in the shipps boate, And after
+the sayd shipp cleered, And having cleered, the sayd mate and this
-. they were come aboard the sayd Grove ordered to sayle the sayd shipp
+deponent returned to the sayd shipp in the shipps boate, And after
-. over the barr and there to bring her againe to Anchor and having
+they were come aboard the sayd Grove ordered to sayle the sayd shipp
-. given such order, and there being a Country boate lyeing by the shipp
+over the barr and there to bring her againe to Anchor and having
-. side, the sayd Thomas Grove would needes goe on shoare againe
+given such order, and there being a Country boate lyeing by the shipp
-. and did goe on shoare in the sayd Country boate, wnotwithstanding
+side, the sayd Thomas Grove would needes goe on shoare againe
-. the ssayd Wood did earnestly perswade and entreate him not to goe
+and did goe on shoare in the sayd Country boate, wnotwithstanding
-. on shoare and told him it would be a great hinderance to the voyage
+the ssayd Wood did earnestly perswade and entreate him not to goe
-. the shipp being bound upon a fishing designe and the winde being then
+on shoare and told him it would be a great hinderance to the voyage
-. fayre for her departure as in deede it was And the sayd Grove
+the shipp being bound upon a fishing designe and the winde being then
-. being soe gone onshoare some of the shipps company after they
+fayre for her departure as in deede it was And the sayd Grove
-. had sayled the shipp over the barr and there brought her to an Anchor
+being soe gone onshoare some of the shipps company after they
-. went on shoare with the shipps boate to fetch the sayd Grove on board
+had sayled the shipp over the barr and there brought her to an Anchor
-. which notwithstanding the sayd grove continewed ashoare most part
+went on shoare with the shipps boate to fetch the sayd Grove on board
-. of that  night and came not againe on board the sayd shipp till
+which notwithstanding the sayd grove continewed ashoare most part
-. about two of the Clock in the morning next after and was when hee soe came
+of that  night and came not againe on board the sayd shipp till
-. (in this deponents Judgment) much distempered with drinke and began
+about two of the Clock in the morning next after and was when hee soe came
-. to
+(in this deponents Judgment) much distempered with drinke and began