HCA 13/73 f.418v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 16:23, October 25, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 16:22, October 25, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 12:11, May 17, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:15, October 28, 2014

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Jillwilcox at 14:25, June 29, 2014

2014-06-29T14:25:58Z

Jillwilcox at 14:48, June 28, 2014

2014-06-28T14:48:28Z

Jillwilcox at 14:39, June 28, 2014

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Jillwilcox at 14:21, June 28, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 07:11, June 5, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 05:01, June 2, 2014

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 other ships lay then in the said Haven round &#91;about&#93;
 the said ships ''John and Mary Rose'', and many of them
-did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
+did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XX&#93;
 Haven the same morning that the ''John and Mary''
 ''Rose'' weighed Anchor And saith that presently

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 '''John Turner''' of Ipswich shipwright
-Carpenter of the ship the ''Mary
+Carpenter of the ship the ''Mary''
-Rose'' aged 41 yeeres or thereabouts &#91;?sworne GUTTER&#93;
+''Rose'' aged 41 yeeres or thereabouts &#91;?sworne&#93;
 And examined
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 otherwise remember the ships the ''John and Mary''
 ''Rose'' arlate did ride at Anchor with their lading of
-Coales on board them in Tinmouth Haven, and &#91;?four GUTTER&#93;
+Coales on board them in Tinmouth Haven, and &#91;?four&#93;
-other ships lay then in the said Haven round &#91;about GUTTER&#93;
+other ships lay then in the said Haven round &#91;about&#93;
 the said ships ''John and Mary Rose'', and many of them
 did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
 Haven the same morning that the ''John and Mary''
 ''Rose'' weighed Anchor And saith that presently
-after the ''Mary Rose''. Her Anchor were weighed &#91;her GUTTER&#93;
+after the ''Mary Rose''. Her Anchor were weighed &#91;her&#93;
 Master called to the Company of the ''John'' Hee lying a
 little a head of the ''Mary Rose'', and desired them
-not to weigh their Anchor (which they were then &#91;?doeing GUTTER&#93;
+not to weigh their Anchor (which they were then &#91;?doeing&#93;
-Until the ''Mary Rose'' was shott by her, or to that &#91;?effect GUTTER&#93;
+Until the ''Mary Rose'' was shott by her, or to that &#91;?effect&#93;
 but notwith standing the Company of the ''John'' did
 weigh her Anchor and sailed direct a head of the ''Mary''
-''Rose'' and after shee had soe sailed a little &#91;spXXX GUTTER&#93;
+''Rose'' and after shee had soe sailed a little &#91;spXXX&#93;
 the ''John'' fetched a sheere over to the south on
 the south shore and the ''Mary Rose'' sailed directly
-forward, and as she was soe saileing the said &#91;?ship GUTTER&#93;
+forward, and as she was soe saileing the said &#91;?ship&#93;
-''John'' came sheereing from the south ward age&#91;?ing GUTTER&#93;
+''John'' came sheereing from the south ward age&#91;?ing&#93;
 toward the Northward and came foule of the ''Mary''
 ''Rose'', and ranne her foreshroud upon the &#91;?XXX XXXX&#93;
 of the ''Mary Rose'', and her Lanyeard of her maine
 was &#91;?Catched&#93; by the flooke of one of the &#91;chich?&#93; of the
-''Mary Rose'', All which hee saith came by reason of &#91;?the GUTTER&#93;
+''Mary Rose'', All which hee saith came by reason of &#91;?the&#93;
 ''Johns'' sheering as aforesaid and not by any &#91;fault Gutter&#93;
 of the Master and Company of the ''Mary Rose'' which hee
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 To the 3rd. 4th and 5th hee saith that when the said ship ''John''
 did come foule of the ''Mary Rose'' as a foresaid
-Boate of the ''mary Rosse'' did not towe her, nor did &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
+Boate of the ''mary Rosse'' did not towe her, nor did &#91;XXX&#93;
-Untill shee was Cleere of the ''John'' And saith &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
+Untill shee was Cleere of the ''John'' And saith &#91;?that&#93;
 the master and Company of the ''Mary Rose'' seeing the
 ''John'' come sheering from the Southward as aforesaid
-&#91;XXLRight H GUTTER&#93;
+&#91;XXLRight H&#93;
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-|First transcriber=Jill Wilcox first cut transcription 28th June 2014
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 28/06/2014
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-|Editorial history=Created 01/06/14, by CSG
+|First transcribed=2014/06/28
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 |Transcription=The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 the said ships ''John and Mary Rose'', and many of them
 did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-Haven the same morning that the ''John and Mary
+Haven the same morning that the ''John and Mary''
-Rose'' weighed Anchor And saith that presently
+''Rose'' weighed Anchor And saith that presently
 after the ''Mary Rose''. Her Anchor were weighed &#91;her GUTTER&#93;
 Master called to the Company of the ''John'' Hee lying a
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 forward, and as she was soe saileing the said &#91;?ship GUTTER&#93;
 ''John'' came sheereing from the south ward age&#91;?ing GUTTER&#93;
-toward the Northward and came foule of the ''Mary
+toward the Northward and came foule of the ''Mary''
-Rose'', and ranne her foreshroud upon the &#91;?XXX XXXX&#93;
+''Rose'', and ranne her foreshroud upon the &#91;?XXX XXXX&#93;
 of the ''Mary Rose'', and her Lanyeard of her maine
 was &#91;?Catched&#93; by the flooke of one of the &#91;chich?&#93; of the
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 ''John'' come sheering from the Southward as aforesaid
 &#91;XXLRight H GUTTER&#93;
 }}

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 |Transcription=The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-Examined on the said allegation
-'''Rp  2???'''  '''John Turner''' of Ipswich shipwright
+Examined on the said Allegation./.
-Carpenter of the ship the M&#91;?ary GUTTER&#93;
-''Rose'' aged 41 yeeres or thereabouts &#91;?sworne GUTTER&#93;
+'''Rp  2dus'''
 And examined

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 otherwise remember the ships the ''John and Mary''
 ''Rose'' arlate did ride at Anchor with their lading of
-Coales on board them in &#91;?Tunmouth? Haven&#93;, and &#91;?four GUTTER&#93;
+Coales on board them in Tinmouth Haven, and &#91;?four GUTTER&#93;
 other ships lay then in the said Haven round &#91;about GUTTER&#93;
 the said ships ''John and Mary Rose'', and many of them
-did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XXGUTTER&#93;
+did weigh Anchor And set saile out of the &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
 Haven the same morning that the ''John and Mary
 Rose'' weighed Anchor And saith that presently
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 Rose'', and ranne her foreshroud upon the &#91;?XXX XXXX&#93;
 of the ''Mary Rose'', and her Lanyeard of her maine
-was &#91;Catched&#93; by the flooke of one of the &#91;chich?&#93; of the
+was &#91;?Catched&#93; by the flooke of one of the &#91;chich?&#93; of the
 ''Mary Rose'', All which hee saith came by reason of &#91;?the GUTTER&#93;
 ''Johns'' sheering as aforesaid and not by any &#91;fault Gutter&#93;