HCA 13/73 f.93r Annotate - Revision history

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 '''Richard James''' of Limehouse. Boatswaine
-of the ship the Oporto Merchant aged 30 yeeres or
+of the ship the ''Oporto Merchant'' aged 30 yeeres or
 thereabouts sworne and Examined&#58;

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 hee verily beleeveth that the arlate Mr Rowland Hill and Company
 for theis twelve monethes last, have bin, and at present are
-the true and lawfull owners of the arlate ship the ''Oporto
+the true and lawfull owners of the arlate ship the ''Oporto''
-Merchant'' (whereof Thomas Cheevers is Master) and of her tackle and
+''Merchant'' (whereof Thomas Cheevers is Master) and of her tackle and
 furniture and things belonging unto her, and soe they are Comonly
 accounted. The premises hee deposeth for that hee hath bin

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 '''Richard James''' of Limehouse. Boatswaine
-of the ship the Oporto Merchant aged 3?8 yeeres or
+of the ship the Oporto Merchant aged 30 yeeres or
 thereabouts sworne and Examined&#58;

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 |Transcription=Deponent and Company did with much Care paines and Dilligence
 stop the said hole made by the said sheat Anchor, and, freed
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 in the said ship, or any fault of or in this deponent, or any of his
 Company. The premises hee Deposeth for the reasons
-aforesaid: And further cannot Depose.
+aforesaid&#58; And further cannot Depose.
 To the 6th hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of this Court
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 Tho Chevers &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The Tenth day of March 1658
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 '''Richard James''' of Limehouse. Boatswaine
 of the ship the Oporto Merchant aged 3?8 yeeres or
-thereabouts sworne and Examined:
+thereabouts sworne and Examined&#58;
 To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth that
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 accounted. The premises hee deposeth for that hee hath bin
 boatswaine of the said ship the ''Oporto Merchant'' for about thirteene
-monethes last, And otherwise cannot depose:
+monethes last, And otherwise cannot depose&#58;
 To the second hee saith that the said ship the Oporto Merchant
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 her, her Company ranne her before the sea, under her foreCourse
 halfe mast high; and which they ranne her soe, her Stemme gave way
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 To the second hee saith that the said ship the Oporto Merchant
 Coming from the Barbadoes Laden with Sugars, Cotton & some Indico
-for the account of Sir James Drax. Mr Wood?ward severall other Merchants
+for the account of Sir James Drax. Mr Wood and severall other Merchants
-Bound for this Port of London; in her Course ?hether was neere the XXXXXXX
+Bound for this Port of London; in her Course hether was neere the Westerne Islands
 on or about the twentieth day of January, last, there happened and
 rose a very great and violent storme; which Continued very violent for
 about Eight or Tenn houres, the winde being then at West, and
 saith that for the preservation of the said ship, Lading and men on board
-her, her Company ranne her before the sea, under her ?foreCourse
+her, her Company ranne her before the sea, under her foreCourse
-halfe mast high; and which they ranne her soe, her Sterne (OR, Stemme) gave way
+halfe mast high; and which they ranne her soe, her Stemme gave way
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 of necessaryes and materialls for the said voyage, and was
 not over laden, but was able to beare the Lading which was
-then on board her. and saith her ?sheath Anchor was well
+then on board her. and saith her sheath Anchor was well
 and sufficiently fastened to the side of the said ship; untill
 the same was washed from the same by the said storme,

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 |Transcription=Deponent and Company did with much Care paines and Dilligence
-stop the said hole made by the said ?sheat Anchor, and, freed
+stop the said hole made by the said sheat Anchor, and, freed
 her of the water, which shee had received in at the the said Hold
 and at other places. as aforesaid. and saith that when the