MRP: HCA 13/125 - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:54, January 29, 2013

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:25, January 29, 2013

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 moneth of the tyme covenanted and agreed upon
 in the said Charter party, and soe after that
-rate for a kesser tyme than a moneth in such
+rate for a lesser tyme than a moneth in such
 manner as is covenanted and agreed upon in the
 said Charter party acordinge to the true intent & meaninge

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-===Allegation: Richard Batson and Companie; Personal Answers: Robert Gurlinge/Girlinge; Date: January 30th 1652/53===
+===Libell: Robert Girling; Personal Answers: Richard Batson; Date: August 29th 1653===
 <u>TRANSCRIPTION EXTRACTS</u>

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 ==Important transcription: whaling==
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-===Allegation: Richard Batson and Companie; Personal Answears: Robert Gurlinge/Girlinge; Date: Januray 30th 1652/53===
+===Allegation: Richard Batson and Companie; Personal Answers: Robert Gurlinge/Girlinge; Date: January 30th 1652/53===
 <u>No foliation</u>
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 '''Recto'''
 - eight guns provided with the ship, and freighters to supply, at their own cost, a further four guns
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-'''Recto'''
+<u>TRANSCRIPTION EXTRACTS</u>
-Extracts from HCA 13/125
+'''Recto'''
 .th August. 1653
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 the designe upon which the said shippe ad
 companye were sent...
 - the ship "returned home agayne about the moneth of September"
 - does not know the exct time the ship arrived in Greeneland and departed from it he does not know "hee being not there, or any wayes privie there unto"
 - assetrs the ship was rotten and had defects, and that due to these "the voyadge anddesigne was overthrowne, and hee and companye were thereby damnified att least seaven o reight hundred pounds"
 "...the said Girling, ought not onlye to bee
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 in this Court, which hee doth refuse, for iust
 cause as hee beleeveth to pay..."
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 to umphrey Beane, alsoe in the said Charter
 ptye specified, for and after the rates therein
-conteyned; and after hee teh said Richard batson
+conteyned; and after hee the said Richard batson
 had putt his goods and provisions on board, for
 the said voyadge, Rxtendinge to neere the value
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 '''Recto'''
-to Greeneland, where some of teh Company were alsoe
+to Greeneland, where some of the Company were alsoe
 enforced (to) seeke a place to lay her upp to stoppe her leakes
 and amend ger, being resolved there to have

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 ==Important transcription: whaling==
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-===Allegation: Richard Batson and Companie; Personal Answears: Robert Gurlinge/Girlinge; Date: Januray 30th 1642/53===
+===Allegation: Richard Batson and Companie; Personal Answears: Robert Gurlinge/Girlinge; Date: Januray 30th 1652/53===
 <u>No foliation</u>

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:54, January 29, 2013
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	'''Recto'''		'''Recto'''
		+
		+	Extracts from HCA 13/125
		+
		+	29.th August. 1653
		+	The personall answeares of Richard Batson
		+	made to the posicons or Articles of a Libell
		+	given ag:t him on the behalfe of Robert
		+	Girlinge as followeth./
		+
		+	...
		+
		+	That ain or about the tyme in the said
		+	Article expressed, James Salmon in the said
		+	Charter ptye mentioned, did hire the
		+	said shippe of the said Robert Girlinge, for the
		+	voyadge in the said Charter ptie declared
		+	And then hee the said Salmon, did lett seaven
		+	sixteene partes of the said shippe, to him the
		+	said Richard Batson, and twoe sixteene partes
		+	to umphrey Beane, alsoe in the said Charter
		+	ptye specified, for and after the rates therein
		+	conteyned; and after hee teh said Richard batson
		+	had putt his goods and provisions on board, for
		+	the said voyadge, Rxtendinge to neere the value
		+	of Seaven hundred poundes, the said Girlinge
		+	brought the said Charter pte to the saide
		+	Richard Batsons howse, when the said shipp
		+	was
		+	----
		+	'''Verso'''
		+
		+	wa readye to depart upon the said voyadge,
		+	and told him unlesse hee would seale the saide
		+	Charter ptie, the said vessell should not proceede
		+	or budge, whereupm the said mr Batson being
		+	necessitated and streightened, the tyme of the
		+	yeare being faire spent, and his goods being on
		+	board (notwithstandinge hee had divers times told him
		+	the siad Girling, before; that hee would not seale
		+	the said Charter ptie, especiallie for more then
		+	for seaven Sixteenth parts, wch hee had hired
		+	from the said Salmon) yett being then exacted
		+	upon by the said Girling) hee did signe and seale
		+	the said Charter ptie, upon or about the fifth of
		+	may and not before, and the words Richard Batson att the
		+	bottome of the said Charter ptie are written wth
		+	his proper hand...
		+
		+	...upon the fifth of May
		+	aforesaid, the said shippe did the same day, or the
		+	next daye after, sett sayle towards Greeneland
		+	and did in the passage thither prove soe leakye
		+	and insufficient as hee beleiveth, That the company
		+	were inforced, to take extraordinary paynes to
		+	keepe her above water, but did att length wth
		+	great toyle and labour in pumpeing gett her
		+	to
		+	----
		+	'''Recto'''
		+
		+	to Greeneland, where some of teh Company were alsoe
		+	enforced (to) seeke a place to lay her upp to stoppe her leakes
		+	and amend ger, being resolved there to have
		+	Lette her, by reason of her insufficiencye, as hee
		+	beleavieth, soe that hee doeth beleive for his part
		+	hee had noe service att all of the said shippe att
		+	Greeneland, but rather much differebce abd
		+	hinderance, for the company were soe spent and
		+	wearie wth continuall pumpeing and bringinge
		+	her thither , and soe hindred and obstructed with
		+	lookeing after her and amending ger, when shee
		+	was there, that they had little or noe lyXXX to
		+	looke after the Chasinge of whales which was
		+	the designe upon which the said shippe ad
		+	companye were sent...
		+
		+	- the ship "returned home agayne about the moneth of September"
		+	- does not know the exct time the ship arrived in Greeneland and departed from it he does not know "hee being not there, or any wayes privie there unto"
		+	- assetrs the ship was rotten and had defects, and that due to these "the voyadge anddesigne was overthrowne, and hee and companye were thereby damnified att least seaven o reight hundred pounds"
		+
		+	"...the said Girling, ought not onlye to bee
		+	debarred of any freight ir hire for the said shippe
		+	but alsoe bee compelled to make satisfaction for
		+	the said damadge, yet notwithstandinge the
		+	said Girlinge hath impleaded and sued the said
		+	Richard Batson, for the said oretended freight
		+	in this Court, which hee doth refuse, for iust
		+	cause as hee beleeveth to pay..."
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		+	- eight guns provided with the ship, and freighters to supply, at their own cost, a further four guns
		+	- Powder beyond one barrel to be paid for by freighters
		+	- "Henry knight to proceede in the said sgipp as master for the Marchants and the said partowner or Robert Girlinge to proceed for the owners
		+	- Robert Girlinge to be paid fifteen pounds for his wages during the voyage by the Marchants
		+	- A penalty sum of eight hundred pounds bound by partowners to the Marchants. The marchants bind themselves for a like sum.
		+	- Freight to be paid, half within four days of return into RPort of London, and other half within 40 days of the same
		+	- Charterparty signed May 5th 1652 sealed and delivered in the presense if Tho: ffoorde, Richard Girlinge, george harris, Robert Girlinge

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 To the eighth he answeareth that he doth not beleeve
-this pused posicon to be true in any parte^, saveinge
+this pused posicon to be true in any parte, saveinge
 he beleeveth that Richard Girling arlate was husband
 to husband for this rendent and the rest of the owners
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 what is by him denyed/
 Robert Girling
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