HCA 13/73 f.92v Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=and skiffe: that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were XXXX
to Leeward, and with the goeing overboard of the said XXX
which hunge to the said ship by the Rope to which it was fast was XXX
and by the said ships Rowlings it bilged a hole in the XXXX
of the said ship, through which hole; and other places in the sayd ships side which were XX by violence of the XXXX
Insoemuch that there was in a short time foure foote
and a halfe of water in her hold, which caused the said XXX
to lye dead in the sea; And saith that the said ships lading XXX
and Company onboard. by reason long XXXXXX of the said ?Extreme
Stormy and windy weather, were all in greate danger
of Sinking and perishing in the sea. And further ?deposeth
that this deponent and Company on board the said ship did
upon good advice Consideration, and Consultation, for the
prservation of the said ship and Lading, and their owne
Lives. Cut downe the maine mast. by the board. and cut
away. the Ropes and Tackling thereto belonging,
and did stave and cast over board most
of their caskes with fresh water, And were for the preservation of their shipp XXXX XXXto cut their foresaid XXX Anchor, and main XXX
and tackling thereto belonging, and all and singular
the Tackle Apparrell funiture and things belonging
to the said ship the ''Oporto Merchant''. mentioned and
set downe in the Schedule annexed to the said Allegation
(now seene and read over by this deponent) and the said Tackle
and things therein set downe. were at the time of
their said Cutting and Casting away and loosing
well worth the severall summes set downe in the said schedule
for the same, amounting in the whole to the summe of One hundred
fourty two pounds two shillings sterling. And saith. that by
the violence of the said Storme the said mizen saile was blown
away and Lost w:ch was then worth four pounds, and the stern
poast Rudder and sterne of the said Shipp. were by the same
meanes much damnifyed to the vallue of about twenty
pounds: The premisses hee Deposeth being Mastr of the said
Ship, and on board her the foresaid time, and an Eye witness
of the same And further hee cannot depose.

To the 4th and 5th (sic) hee saith that during all the time the
said Storme Continued, and after wards, this deponent and
All his Company did Constantly keepe both the
pumpes goeing, and the water increasing they were XXXX
to bring the said Ships starboard side to the sea, and then XXX
said Ship being XXred, or turned, her spritsaile was XXX
away, by the violence of the said Storme, and in the morning of
the 21th day of January last, the Said Storme abated And
Deponent

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 |Transcription=and skiffe&#58; that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were wa&#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
 to Leeward, and with the goeing overboard of the said &#91;?Anchor GUTTER&#93;

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+|Transcription=and skiffe&#58; that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were wa&#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-|Transcription=and skiffe: that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were wa&#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
 to Leeward, and with the goeing overboard of the said &#91;?Anchor GUTTER&#93;
 which hunge to the said ship by the Rope to which it was fastned
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 poast Rudder and sterne of the said Shipp. were by the same
 meanes much damnifyed to the vallue of about twenty
-pounds: The premisses hee Deposeth being Master of the said
+pounds&#58; The premisses hee Deposeth being Master of the said
 Ship, and on board her the foresaid time, and an Eye witness
 of the same And further hee cannot depose.
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 the 21th day of January last, the Said Storme abated And &#91;?this GUTTER&#93;
 Deponent
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-|Transcription=and skiffe: that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were waaXX
+|Transcription=and skiffe: that were fastned to the sayd ships Deck were wa&#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-to Leeward, and with the goeing overboard of the said XXX
+to Leeward, and with the goeing overboard of the said &#91;?Anchor GUTTER&#93;
-which hunge to the said ship by the Rope to which it was fast was XXX
+which hunge to the said ship by the Rope to which it was fastned
-and by the said ships Rowlings it bilged a hole in the XXXX
+and by the said ships Rowlings it bilged a hole in the side
-of the said ship, through which hole; and other places in the sayd ships side which were XX by violence of the XXXX
+of the said ship, through which hole; and other places in the sayd ships side which were XX by violence of the &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
 Insoemuch that there was in a short time foure foote
-and a halfe of water in her hold, which caused the said XXX
+and a halfe of water in her hold, which caused the said &#91;?ship GUTTER&#93;
-to lye dead in the sea; And saith that the said ships lading XXX
+to lye dead in the sea; And saith that the said ships lading &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-and Company onboard. by reason long XXXXXX of the said ?Extreme
+and Company onboard. by reason long Continuing of the said ?Extreme
 Stormy and windy weather, were all in greate danger
 of Sinking and perishing in the sea. And further deposeth
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 away. the Ropes and Tackling thereto belonging,
 and did stave and cast over board most
-of their caskes with fresh water, And were for the preservation of their shipp XXXX XXXto cut their foresaid XXX Anchor, and main XXX
+of their caskes with fresh water, And were for the preservation of their shipp &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
 and tackling thereto belonging, and all and singular
-the Tackle Apparrell funiture and things belonging
+the Tackle Apparrell furniture and things belonging
 to the said ship the ''Oporto Merchant''. mentioned and
 set downe in the Schedule annexed to the said Allegation
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 said Storme Continued, and after wards, this deponent and
 All his Company did Constantly keepe both the
-pumpes goeing, and the water increasing they were XXXX
+pumpes goeing, and the water increasing they were &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-to bring the said Ships starboard side to the sea, and then XXX
+to bring the said Ships starboard side to the sea, and then &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-said Ship being XXred, or turned, her spritsaile was XXX
+said Ship being XXred, or turned, her spritsaile was &#91;?blowne GUTTER&#93;
 away, by the violence of the said Storme, and in the morning of
-the 21th day of January last, the Said Storme abated And
+the 21th day of January last, the Said Storme abated And &#91;?this GUTTER&#93;
 Deponent
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 fourty two pounds two shillings sterling. And saith. that by
 the violence of the said Storme the said mizen saile was blown
-away and Lost w:ch was then worth four pounds, and the stern
+away and Lost which was then worth four pounds, and the stern
 poast Rudder and sterne of the said Shipp. were by the same
 meanes much damnifyed to the vallue of about twenty