HCA 13/73 f.98r Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription=The 12th of Aprill 1659&#58;/.
-|Transcription=The 12th of Aprill 1659:/.
 Examined on the said Allegation./
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 in his Life time, and saith he hath told this Deponent that hee
 was for all the time arlate Master and Comander of the arlate ship
-the ''Elizabeth and Mary'', and further shee saith shee cannot depose:/:
+the ''Elizabeth and Mary'', and further shee saith shee cannot depose&#58;/&#58;
 To the second and third articles of the said Allegation she saith that
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 long the said Hill served in his ship; and at what what hee was
 shipped. at. The said Middleton replyed that hee served in his
-ship about foure yeere, and two Monethes: and was shipped
+ship about foure yeere, and two Monethes&#58; and was shipped
 at Thirty shillings per moneth, And then this deponent asked him
-if hee had paid him any of his wages: To which hee replied
+if hee had paid him any of his wages&#58; To which hee replied
 Noe, I Doe not use to pay men abroad. And the said Mrs Craford
 being then present in the same roome; this deponent told the
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 to Comand, and tenne thousand pound to Comand, and was able
 enough to pay her, but nowe hee would not, for shee should
-have Lawe enough for her money: or to the very same effect,
+have Lawe enough for her money&#58; or to the very same effect,
 To the 4th shee referreth herselfe to the Registry of the Court for probate
-of Wills and Granting of Administrations:/.
+of Wills and Granting of Administrations&#58;/.
-To the 5th shee referreth herselfe to the Registry of this Court: And
+To the 5th shee referreth herselfe to the Registry of this Court&#58; And
 further deposeth not./.
-To the 6th shee saith her foregoeing deposition is true./:
+To the 6th shee saith her foregoeing deposition is true./&#58;
 To the Interrogatores./ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 the said Mrs Craford neighbour shee was by the said Mrs Craford Caried
 to the foresaid place, to the foresaid purpose; And saith she hath not Received
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 this deponent to come and testify the truth of her Knowledge in the busines
 and saith shee did never belong to the said Ship; And saith that this deponent liveth
-at the next house; to the house whereof the said Mrs Craford Liveth , and
+at the next house; to the house whereof the said Mrs Craford Liveth, and
 hath lived there about four yeeres, and the said Craford hath lived there
 in her said house a longer time, and this deponent being the time aforesyd
-the sd Mrs Craford neighbour shee was by the said Mrs Craford Caried
+the said Mrs Craford neighbour shee was by the said Mrs Craford Caried
 to the foresaid place, to the foresaid purpose; And saith she hath not Received

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 To the 6th shee saith her foregoeing deposition is true./:
-To the Interriogatores./ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the Interrogatores./ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first shee saith that Mrs Craford the producent required

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 hee had not one Andrew Hill Cooke of his ship, to which the said
 Middleton Answered Yes; and this deponent asking him howe
-long the sd Hill served in his ship; and at what what hee was
+long the said Hill served in his ship; and at what what hee was
 shipped. at. The said Middleton replyed that hee served in his
 ship about foure yeere, and two Monethes: and was shipped
 at Thirty shillings per moneth, And then this deponent asked him
 if hee had paid him any of his wages: To which hee replied
-Noe, I Doe not use to pay men abroad. And the said M:rs Craford
+Noe, I Doe not use to pay men abroad. And the said Mrs Craford
 being then present in the same roome; this deponent told the
 said Thomas Middleton that this woman (pointing to and

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 there to Meete with the said Thomas Middleton, and to aske of him
 the wayges which was due to the arlate Andrew Hill, And this
-deponent at her request did goe with her to the said place; where this depo:nent
+deponent at her request did goe with her to the said place; where this deponent
 and the said Mrs Craford found the said Thomas Middleton
 And this deponent then and there asked the said Middlton whether

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+|Transcription=To the first shee saith shee well knowe the arlate Thomas Midleton
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