MRP: HCA 13/73 Part One - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 15:41, July 18, 2012

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 PETER XXXXX BARTLET
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-===Case: Luke Wood x:r ag:t the Peace and ag:t Thomas Grove::  Examination:  2.  Richard Blake, of Ratcliffe, Stepney, Middlesex, Mariner, aged 30:  Date:  January 14th 1658===
+===Case: Luke Wood x:r ag:t the Peace and ag:t Thomas Grove&#58;&#58;  Examination:  2.  Richard Blake, of Ratcliffe, Stepney, Middlesex, Mariner, aged 30:  Date:  January 14th 1658===
 The 14:th of January 1658
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 have fallen foule of some or one of y:e ships of y:e sd ffleete
 yeilding a reason of his knowledge as above and further
-cannot depose:/::
+cannot depose:/&#58;&#58;
 To the Interries:/-
@@ Line 2,066: / Line 2,066: @@
 in the said Road desire the said Tye to use his utmost Indeavo:r
 dilligence and care ashore to get Prattick for y:e said
-Ship, or to that effect, and further hee cannot depose::
+Ship, or to that effect, and further hee cannot depose&#58;&#58;
 To the fourth, and 5:th hee saith that upon the said day that the
@@ Line 2,309: / Line 2,309: @@
 and y:e ''Agreem:t'' kept on her Course, and never touched y:e
 ''Abigail'' after that time,  The Premisses hee Disposeth seeing &
-hearing y:e same:: And further, hee cannot depose. /.
+hearing y:e same&#58;&#58; And further, hee cannot depose. /.
 To the 4:th hee saith that at such time as the ''Abigail'' came
@@ Line 2,344: / Line 2,344: @@
 Rp.
-cid: XXX::  i.  ROBERT HUMPHRY of Wapping Mariner, aged
+cid: XXX&#58;&#58;  i.  ROBERT HUMPHRY of Wapping Mariner, aged
 yeeres or thereabouts, sworne and Examined
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-===Case: Christopher Malyn, Thomas Carret, Bethnel Tynck, George Southerne, George Rogers, Thomas West, ffrancis Rosse, and John Robeck, late Mariners of the Ship the Anne:: Examination: 2.  Joseph Bond: Date: February 26th 1658===
+===Case: Christopher Malyn, Thomas Carret, Bethnel Tynck, George Southerne, George Rogers, Thomas West, ffrancis Rosse, and John Robeck, late Mariners of the Ship the Anne&#58;&#58; Examination: 2.  Joseph Bond: Date: February 26th 1658===
 //The same day :/.
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 depose:
-To the 3::d hee saith that at Satalia the said Malym did
+To the 3&#58;&#58;d hee saith that at Satalia the said Malym did
 pay to severall of the ships Comp:a some moneyes, but
 how much hee knoweth not, And saith that after y:e said

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 To the 3:d hee saith that hee this depo:t hath had severall Letters, and
-orders from y:e said producent Stephen Pallavacine touching y:e
+orders from y:e said producent Stephen Pallavacine touching the
 silver now in question, and hee doth not knowe any other
 person besides him XX XXXX. And further hee cannot answer, saving his

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 & one boy, and noe more, And further cannot depose:
-To the third & 4:th hee saith that the ''Lisbone ffrigot'', the said Voyage arrived
+To the third & 4th hee saith that the ''Lisbone ffrigot'', the said Voyage arrived
-in the Road of l'Oratava on or about the 25:th of July 1658.  And
+in the Road of l'Oratava on or about the 25th of July 1658.  And
-saith that the same day, and somewhat before y:e said Ship the ''Lixon
+saith that the same day, and somewhat before the said Ship the ''Lixon
-ffrigot'' came into the said Roade of Oratavo aforesaid this depo:t
+ffrigot'' came into the said Roade of Oratavo aforesaid this deponent
 sawe the arlate Bartholomew Kitcher give and deliver unto the
 foresaid Carolo Tye, some papers, (but the Contents
-of them hee knoweth not) w:ch hee saith the said Tye tooke and
+of them hee knoweth not) which hee saith the said Tye tooke and
 went the same day therewith on shore in a Dutch Boate to the
 Port of Oratavo aforesaid and carried the said Papers with him,

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 ffrigot'' came into the said Roade of Oratavo aforesaid this depo:t
 sawe the arlate Bartholomew Kitcher give and deliver unto the
-foresaid Carolo Tye, some paps, (but the Contents
+foresaid Carolo Tye, some papers, (but the Contents
 of them hee knoweth not) w:ch hee saith the said Tye tooke and
 went the same day therewith on shore in a Dutch Boate to the

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-===XXXX===
+===Case: XXXX; Deposition: 2. William Bryant, of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey, Mariner & Masters mate, aged 46 years===
 The same day

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 George Rogers, Thomas West, ffrancis)
 Rosse, and John Roberts: late Mariners of)
-The Ship the ''Anne', whereof William)
+The Ship the ''Anne'', whereof William)
 Maly?m was M:r against)
 ?Daniel ?foo?ke: Smith Budd)

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 per moneth, and soe much hee did Deserve the said Voyage
 and saith hee knoweth not at what rates or wages, y:e other
-Mariners Schedulate or any of the were shiped
+Mariners Schedulate or any of the were shiped or
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@@ Line 4,496: / Line 4,519: @@
 came not, nor happened by any fault or negligence
 of or in this depo:t or any of y:e Marine:rs in the said XXX
+but saith that they did all their uttmost ?indeed
-ADD DATA
+for her p:rservaccon, and saith that hee this depo:t (?who
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 P1120021 f. 86 recto
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-//shhe bilging upon the said Sands. this Depo:t was forced
+//shee bilging upon the said Sands. this Depo:t was forced
 to leape into y:e sea, and by Gods providence did swim XX to the Boate
 w:ch belonged to y:e said ship, w:ch her Company had lost
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 before//
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-P1120025 f. 87 verso (duplicate of P1120034 f. 87 verso)
+P1120025 f. 87 verso (duplicate of P1120024 f. 87 verso)
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 boy onboard y:e ''Consent'' to looke to her, and saith hee
 beleeveth that if there had bin men on board her that
-would have
+would have XXXed  and XXXed her the sd damage w:ch XXXX
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 P1120014 f. 83 recto
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-===Case: Christopher Malyn, Thomas Carret, Bethnel Tynck, George Southerne, George Rogers, Thomas West, ffrancis Rosse, and John Robeck, late Mariners of the Ship the Anne: Examination:  1.  John Atkins, Ratcliffe, Mariner, aged 32:  Date: February 26th 1658===
+===Case: Christopher Maly?m, Thomas Carret, Beth?el Tynck, George Southerne, George Rogers, Thomas West, ffrancis Rosse, and John Robeck, late Mariners of the Ship the Anne: Examination:  1.  John Atkins, Ratcliffe, Mariner, aged 32:  Date: February 26th 1658===
-'''ADD TEXT'''
+To the second & 3:d arles & schedule annexed hee saith that the said W:m Malym did Hire
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 P1120020 f. 85 verso

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-ADD DATA
+//To the 5:th hee saith that the tyme Interr dollers did usually goe at
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 ===Case: Swire con Church: Examination: 7.  James Dixson, of Ratcliffe, Mariner, aged 30:  Date:  March 21st 1658===
-ADD DATA
+//The 21:th of March 1658./:
-NOTES:
+To the first arle of the said Allon hee saith that at such time as
-The ''Phoenix''
+To//
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 P1120012 f. 82 verso