HCA 13/73 f.416v Annotate - Revision history

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 John Cole the Master of the ''Mary Rose'', called
 out to the Company of the ''John'' (the ''John'' Lying a
-''little ahead of the ''Mary Rose'') and desired them
+little ahead of the ''Mary Rose'') and desired them
 not to weigh their Anchors (which they were then about
 to doe) untill the ''Mary Rose'', was shott of

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 but had it away. a little before the ''Mary''
 ''Rose'' came by the place where the ''John'' lay, and the
-Ship of ''Alborough'' arlate (called the ''Willing minde''
+Ship of Alborough arlate (called the ''Willing minde''
 To this Deponents remembrance) weighed anchor at
 the said time, and got betwixt the ''John'' and the ''Mary''

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 |First transcriber=Katherine Parker
 |First transcribed=2014/06/11
-|Editorial history=Edited on 11/06/2014 by Katherine Parker and on 28/10/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Editorial history=Edited on 11/06/2014 by Katherine Parker, on 28/10/2014 and on 11/02/2018 by Colin Greenstreet
 |Note=IMAGE: IMG_0038_copy.JPG
 }}
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 their Anchors Intending to saile for London, and
 saith that After one of the Anchors of the ''Mary''
-Rose'' was weighed and assoone as the other was away
+''Rose'' was weighed and assoone as the other was away
 John Cole the Master of the ''Mary Rose'', called
 out to the Company of the ''John'' (the ''John'' Lying a

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 her, but notwithstanding the Company of the ''John''
 did not forbeare the weighing of their Anchor,
-but had it away. a little before the ''Mary
+but had it away. a little before the ''Mary''
-Rose'' came by the place where the ''John'' lay, and the
+''Rose'' came by the place where the ''John'' lay, and the
 Ship of ''Alborough'' arlate (called the ''Willing minde''
 To this Deponents remembrance) weighed anchor at

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 Smith Suckley&#58;&#125;
-Examined upon the Allegation giv&#91;?en GUTTER&#93;
+Examined upon the Allegation giv&#91;?en&#93;
 in by Mr Suckley on the
 Behalf of the said Cole
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 and ''Mary Rose'' did on the said morning weigh
 their Anchors Intending to saile for London, and
-saith that After one of the Anchors of the ''Mary
+saith that After one of the Anchors of the ''Mary''
 Rose'' was weighed and assoone as the other was away
 John Cole the Master of the ''Mary Rose'', called
 out to the Company of the ''John'' (the ''John'' Lying a
-little ahead of the ''Mary Rose'') and desired them
+''little ahead of the ''Mary Rose'') and desired them
 not to weigh their Anchors (which they were then about
 to doe) untill the ''Mary Rose'', was shott of
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 Ship of ''Alborough'' arlate (called the ''Willing minde''
 To this Deponents remembrance) weighed anchor at
-the said time, and got betwixt the ''John'' and the ''Mary
+the said time, and got betwixt the ''John'' and the ''Mary''
-Rose''. And all the said three ships for some small space
+''Rose''. And all the said three ships for some small space
 sailed directly one after the other, and of a Sudden the
 ''John'' (being ahead of the Alborough Ship and the ''Mary''
 (''Rose''
 }}

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 11/06/2014
 |First transcriber=Katherine Parker
 |First transcribed=2014/06/11

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 |Folio=416
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription completed on 11/06/14 by Katherine Parker; edited on 11/06/14 by Katherine Parker and on 28/10/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaaded image; transcribed on 11/06/2014
-−
 |First transcriber=Katherine Parker
+|First transcribed=2014/06/11
-|First transcribed=14/06/11
+|Editorial history=Edited on 11/06/2014 by Katherine Parker and on 28/10/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: IMG_0038_copy.JPG
-|Editorial history=Created 01/06/14, by CSG
+}}
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+|Transcription=The last of November 1659&#58; &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-|Transcription=The last of November 1659: &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 Nicholas Bradley Robert Marriot&#125;
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 Ipswich against the ''Mary Rose'' and&#125;
 against ffrancis Cole and others&#125;
-Smith Suckley:&#125;
+Smith Suckley&#58;&#125;
 Examined upon the Allegation giv&#91;?en GUTTER&#93;
 in by Mr Suckley on the
 Behalf of the said Cole
-And others:/:
+And others&#58;/&#58;
 '''Rp  jus'''.
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 Ipswich Mariner, Gunner of the
 Ship the ''Mary Rose'' Sworne and
-Examined:/:
+Examined&#58;/&#58;
 To the first and second articles of the said Allegation hee
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 they and many other ships Laden with Coales did lye
 at Anchor in Tinmouth haven on the morning of
-the two and Twentieth day of October 1658: some
+the two and Twentieth day of October 1658&#58; some
 of the said other ships being a head, got out of Tinmouth
 haven, on the said morning to come for London and
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 ''John'' (being ahead of the Alborough Ship and the ''Mary''
 (''Rose''
 }}