HCA 13/73 f.431r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 13:10, June 6, 2014

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 |Transcription=and Company being then and there takeing into her ladeing aboard
 her for Accompt of English Merchants subiects of this Commonwealth
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 in shallow water about three fathom at a quarter ebb and soe that upon the ebb shee sat upon
 her
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 Drewes by what authority or Commission they comitted those outrages
 and acte of hostility or to that effect, and whether there were any
-warr betwixt England & holland and the said Wigarts and drewes
+warr betwixt England and holland and the said Wigarts and drewes
 answered noe and yett notwithstanding that continued such their violence and hostility and
 threatened the shipps company that were on board her that if they would

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-|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;
+|Transcription=and Company being then and there takeing into her ladeing aboard
-and company being then and there takeing into her ladeing aboard
 her for Accompt of English Merchants subiects of this Commonwealth
 a ladeing of salt, And being there soe lyeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts
-and John Drewes in the sayd moneth of May and while the arlate Edmond
+and John drewes in the sayd moneth of May and while the arlate Edmond
-Lemmon and sixe others of the company of the ''Redd Rose'' were on
+Lemmon and sixe others of the Company of the ''Redd Rose'' were on
 shoare at Embden buying provisions for the sayd shipp came with
-a Smack and about thirty soldiers and seamen and in a hostile
+a Smack and about thirty souldiers and seamen and in a hostile
+manner seized & surprised the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' and her company
-manner seized & surprised the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' & her company
 which were then left aboard her (whereof this deponent was one) and
 her ladeing of salt then aboard her, and demanded the keyes of all the
-traunks chests boxes and Cupbords and the master and severall of the
+truncks chests boxes and Cupbords and the Master and severall of the
 Company being then on shoare soe that they could not have all the keys
-delivered? them they violently brake open such boxes chests traunks and
+delivered them they violently brake open such boxes chests truncks and
-cupboards as the keys could not bee had of & opened the rest with
+cupboards as the keys could not bee had of and opened the rest with
 the keys aboard and tooke out many letters sent from England to
-be carried to the English ffleete in the Sound and a parkett that was
+be carried to the English ffleete in the Sound and a packett that was
 in the masters chests and was to be delivered to the Genirall of the sayd English ffleete in the sound
-and tooke away all the masters bills of ladeing and bills of exchange
+and tooke away all the masters bills of ladeing and bills of Exchange
 which he had for takeing up of the money to supply his necessary occasions
 and all other shipp papers and letters and writings which were in
-the sayd shipps company & put them aboard their Smack in baggs and boxes
+the sayd shipp and put them aboard their Smack in baggs and boxes
-and tooke away the cloathes of the master and others of the sayd
+and tooke away the cloathes of the Master and others of the sayd
 shipps company and put them aboard the sayd Smack and dranke up a
 Case of strong waters and a Runlett of Stronge Waters which
 belonged to some of the sayd shipps Company and washed
 and spoiled much of the provisions of the sayd shipp and
-brake up &#91;?there&#93; chests of Lemmons that were aboard her and tooke
+brake up three chests of Lemmons that were aboard her and tooke
 most part of them away and parted them amongst them And having thus done the
 sayd Wigarts and Drewes and their confederates commanded the sayd shipp
-Anchors to be weighed & the Company of the shipp that were on board
+Anchors to be weighed and the Company of the shipp that were on board
 her refused to doe the same and asked them the sayd Wigarts and
 Drewes by what authority or Commission they comitted those outrages
-and acte of hostility or to that effort, and whether  there were any
+and acte of hostility or to that effect, and whether there were any
 warr betwixt England & holland and the said Wigarts and drewes
-answered noe and yett notwithstanding that &#91;?continued&#93; such their violence and hostility and
+answered noe and yett notwithstanding that continued such their violence and hostility and
-threatened the shipps copmany that were on board her that if they would
+threatened the shipps company that were on board her that if they would
 not assist in weighing the Anchors and carrying away the sayd
 shipp and ladeing they would hang them or otherwise punish them
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 and there kept him a prisoner and caused the sayd shipps Anchor to be
 weighed and carried her thither alsoe and there cast Anchor, with her
-neere the &#91;?xxxxxxx&#93; here this hee deposeth of sight and certayne knowledge
+neere the &#91;?sconce&#93; here this hee deposeth of sight and certayne knowledge
 being aboard the sayd shipp and seeing the premisses soe acted and done and
-being carried in the sayd shipp to delfes isle arlate And further to these
+being carried in the sayd shipp to delfes Isle arlate And further to these
 actes hee cannot depose./
 To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd Wigarts and
-Drewes either by their wilfullness or negligence in bringing the sayd
+drewes either by their wilfullness or negligence in bringing the sayd
-shipp ''Redd Rose'' to an Anchor at Delfes isle did bring her to an anchor
+shipp ''Redd Rose'' to an Anchor at delfes Isle did bring her to an anchor
-in shallow water about three fathom at a quarter ebb and see that upon the ebb shee sat upon
+in shallow water about three fathom at a quarter ebb and soe that upon the ebb shee sat upon
 her
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		+	and company being then and there takeing into her ladeing aboard
		+	her for Accompt of English Merchants subiects of this Commonwealth
		+	a ladeing of salt, And being there soe lyeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts
		+	and John Drewes in the sayd moneth of May and while the arlate Edmond
		+	Lemmon and sixe others of the company of the ''Redd Rose'' were on
		+	shoare at Embden buying provisions for the sayd shipp came with
		+	a Smack and about thirty soldiers and seamen and in a hostile
		+
		+	manner seized & surprised the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' & her company
		+	which were then left aboard her (whereof this deponent was one) and
		+
		+	her ladeing of salt then aboard her, and demanded the keyes of all the
		+	traunks chests boxes and Cupbords and the master and severall of the
		+	Company being then on shoare soe that they could not have all the keys
		+	delivered? them they violently brake open such boxes chests traunks and
		+	cupboards as the keys could not bee had of & opened the rest with
		+	the keys aboard and tooke out many letters sent from England to
		+	be carried to the English ffleete in the Sound and a parkett that was
		+	in the masters chests and was to be delivered to the Genirall of the sayd English ffleete in the sound
		+	and tooke away all the masters bills of ladeing and bills of exchange
		+	which he had for takeing up of the money to supply his necessary occasions
		+	and all other shipp papers and letters and writings which were in
		+	the sayd shipps company & put them aboard their Smack in baggs and boxes
		+	and tooke away the cloathes of the master and others of the sayd
		+	shipps company and put them aboard the sayd Smack and dranke up a
		+	Case of strong waters and a Runlett of Stronge Waters which
		+	belonged to some of the sayd shipps Company and washed
		+	and spoiled much of the provisions of the sayd shipp and
		+	brake up [?there] chests of Lemmons that were aboard her and tooke
		+	most part of them away and parted them amongst them And having thus done the
		+	sayd Wigarts and Drewes and their confederates commanded the sayd shipp
		+	Anchors to be weighed & the Company of the shipp that were on board
		+	her refused to doe the same and asked them the sayd Wigarts and
		+	Drewes by what authority or Commission they comitted those outrages
		+	and acte of hostility or to that effort, and whether there were any
		+	warr betwixt England & holland and the said Wigarts and drewes
		+	answered noe and yett notwithstanding that [?continued] such their violence and hostility and
		+	threatened the shipps copmany that were on board her that if they would
		+	not assist in weighing the Anchors and carrying away the sayd
		+	shipp and ladeing they would hang them or otherwise punish them
		+	And they tooke one Peter Wilkinson the masters mate of the sayd shipp and
		+	put him into their Smack and carried him prisoner to delfes Isle
		+	and there kept him a prisoner and caused the sayd shipps Anchor to be
		+	weighed and carried her thither alsoe and there cast Anchor, with her
		+	neere the [?xxxxxxx] here this hee deposeth of sight and certayne knowledge
		+	being aboard the sayd shipp and seeing the premisses soe acted and done and
		+	being carried in the sayd shipp to delfes isle arlate And further to these
		+	actes hee cannot depose./
		+	To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd Wigarts and
		+	Drewes either by their wilfullness or negligence in bringing the sayd
		+	shipp ''Redd Rose'' to an Anchor at Delfes isle did bring her to an anchor
		+	in shallow water about three fathom at a quarter ebb and see that upon the ebb shee sat upon
		+	her

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