HCA 13/76 f.213r Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription=was at that time an apprentice sent and did goe in the said shipp as ffactor or Agent
for him hee being the person intressed in the ladeing, And saith that
the said shipp continued at ?Siranam untill the 20th or one and twentieth of August
1664 at which time she sailed from thence with sugars and other goods
(wherein the said Payne was principally concerned9 to the Island of Barbadoes
and arrived there on or about the nine and twentieth of the said month of
August, And having taken in provisions there and fresh water they sett saile
from thence for London but by XXXX and ignorance of the foresd Zacharias
Long the Master of the said shipp she was carryed to Saint Valereye in
ffrance and ran ashore there and was ?bilged, and her lading which were
sugars were for the most part lost and the shipp was thereby
made unserviceable, and could not bee sett to sea without repaireing
and amending, And hee saith that at the severall places aforesaid
thes aid shipp did stand in need of and had the severall provisions and they
severally mencconed in the schedule aclate, and that the same ?were
usefulll fitting and necessary for the said ship,
which things were for severall XXX and spent by this
deponent (who is the person named in this article) as ffactors servant and
Agent of the said John Paine in and about the said shipp, And saith
that having fitted out the said shipp they sailed from Saint Valereyes for
London where she arrived in Aprill 1665 the said Long continued
still Master And saith that after the said shipp came to London she stood in
neede of some other provisions and things severally named in the said XXX
schedule arlate now by him read and perused, And this deponent
did lay out the severall summs severally menctioned in the said schedule
Et Alr nescit

Ad 3 arlum deponit that hee knoweth the contents of the said
schedules to bee reall and true and soe had and don as therein
is contained, and this deponent as servant and factor of the
producent did really and truely pay and lay out the severall summs
of money mencconed severally in the said schedules for severall
tacks apparrill and furniture, for provisions and mending the
said shipp and otherwise as in the said schedules contained, And
saith that at the time aclate the things schedulated could bot bee
bought for lesse than the summes schedulate all which summs in
the totall amount to three hundred and five pounds thirteene
shilling and eleaven oence. Et alr nescit XXX XXXX XXX ad sict XXX

Ad 4 arlum deponit that the parts of the severall owners amounts XXXX to
the summe of one hundred seaventy one pounds nineteene shillings,
and they not paying the same their severall parts in the said
shipp was arrested by a warrant from this Court A alr nescit
so ad Regisham et a eta Curia aclate nescit saving that this deponent
had possession of the said shipp for or on behalfe of the producent John
Payne

Ad 5 deponit that there is a XXXXX XXXXXX as is aclate And the effect
or copy thereof was fixed upon the exchange as he beleeveth XXXX
so ad Regram Alr nescit
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 |Transcription=was at that time an apprentice sent and did goe in the said shipp as ffactor or Agent
-for him hee being the person intressed in the ladeing, And saith that
+for him hee being the person interessed in the ladeing, And saith that
-the said shipp continued at ?Siranam untill the 20th  or one and twentieth of August
+the said shipp continued at Siranam untill the 20th  or one and twentieth of August
 at which time she sailed from thence with sugars and other goods
-(wherein the said Payne was principally concerned9 to the Island of Barbadoes
+(wherein the said Payne was principally concerned) to the Island of Barbadoes
 and arrived there on or about the nine and twentieth of the said month of
 August, And having taken in provisions there and fresh water they sett saile
-from thence for London but by XXXX and ignorance of the foresd Zacharias
+from thence for London but by wilfulnes and ignorance of the foresd Zacharias
 Long the Master of the said shipp she was carryed to Saint Valereye in
-ffrance and ran ashore there and was ?bilged, and her lading which were
+ffrance and ran ashore there and was bilged, and her lading which were
 sugars were for the most part lost and the shipp was thereby
 made unserviceable, and could not bee sett to sea without repaireing
 and amending, And hee saith that at the severall places aforesaid
-thes aid shipp did stand in need of and had the severall provisions and they
+the said shipp did stand in need of and had the severall provisions and they
-severally mencconed in the schedule aclate, and that the same ?were
+severally mentioned in the schedule arlate, and that the same were
 usefulll fitting and necessary for the said ship,
-which things were for severall XXX and spent by this
+which things were for severall severally &#91;?fed&#93; and spent by this
 deponent (who is the person named in this article) as ffactors servant and
-Agent of the said John Paine  in and about the said shipp, And saith
+Agent of the said John Paine in and about the said shipp, And saith
 that having fitted out the said shipp they sailed from Saint Valereyes for
 London where she arrived in Aprill 1665 the said Long continued
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 tacks apparrill and furniture, for provisions and mending the
 said shipp and otherwise as in the said schedules contained, And
-saith that at the time aclate the things schedulated could bot bee
+saith that at the time aclate the things schedulated could not bee
 bought for lesse than the summes schedulate all which summs in
 the totall amount to three hundred and five pounds thirteene
-shilling and eleaven oence. Et alr nescit XXX XXXX XXX ad sict XXX
+shilling and eleaven oence. Et alr nescit referendo se ad dict &#91;?XXX&#93;
-Ad 4 arlum deponit that the parts of the severall owners amounts XXXX to
+Ad 4 arlum deponit that the parts of the severall owners amounts in all to
 the summe of one hundred seaventy one pounds nineteene shillings,
 and they not paying the same their severall parts in the said
-shipp was arrested by a warrant from this Court A alr nescit
+shipp was arrested by a warrant from this Court Et alr nescit
-so ad Regisham et a eta Curia aclate nescit saving that this deponent
+se ad Registram et a eta Curia arlate nescit saving that this deponent
 had possession of the said shipp for or on behalfe of the producent John
 Payne
-Ad 5 deponit that there is a XXXXX XXXXXX as is aclate And the effect
+Ad 5 deponit that there is a monition obtaines as is arlate And the effect
-or copy thereof was fixed upon the exchange as he beleeveth XXXX
+or copy thereof was fixed upon the exchange as he beleeveth Et alr refert
-so ad Regram Alr nescit
+se ad Registram Alr nescit.
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