Difference between revisions of "HCA 13/71 f.636r Annotate"
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|Side=Recto | |Side=Recto | ||
| − | |Status=First cut transcription completed on 04/02/13 by Alex Jackson; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | + | |Status=First cut transcription completed on 04/02/13 by Alex Jackson; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 and edited on 29/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet |
|First transcriber=Alex Jackson | |First transcriber=Alex Jackson | ||
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|Transcription image=P1140521 | |Transcription image=P1140521 | ||
| − | |Transcription= | + | |Transcription=said Master and Officers wages therein comprised would in the whole |
have amounted to six hundred pounds and upwards, this deponent having | have amounted to six hundred pounds and upwards, this deponent having | ||
so calculated and found the same to so bee for the said Master and three | so calculated and found the same to so bee for the said Master and three | ||
| − | other Officers and | + | other Officers and fowerteene Mariners wages for the whole voiage intended |
by Gods blessing to have been accomplished in the space of fifteen | by Gods blessing to have been accomplished in the space of fifteen | ||
| − | moneths or thereabouts. And | + | moneths or thereabouts. And further to this article hee saith hee cannot |
depose:- | depose:- | ||
| − | To the 11th Article of the said | + | To the 11th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That about ten weekes |
| − | after the seizure of the said shipp Sarah, the said Scroll and Company | + | after the seizure of the said shipp ''Sarah'', the said Scroll and Company |
| − | having likewise seized three other English shipps trading in | + | having likewise seized three other English shipps trading in those |
| − | parts, that is to say the ''Rapahannacke'', the ''Lion and Providence'', and the | + | parts, that is to say the ''Rapahannacke'', the ''Lion'' and Providence'', and the |
''fortune'', did deliver the said shipp ''Sarah'' unto the Arthur Perkins | ''fortune'', did deliver the said shipp ''Sarah'' unto the Arthur Perkins | ||
| − | formerly Master of her, and to one Mr | + | formerly Master of her, and to one Mr Thompson, a ffactor or Agent |
then aboard her, and that so the intent to transport the Masters and Companie | then aboard her, and that so the intent to transport the Masters and Companie | ||
| − | of the said | + | of the said severall shipps to England, the said seizors having before |
| − | such her delivery taken out of her all the said Negroes, togeather | + | such her delivery taken out of her all the said Negroes, togeather with |
all her remaining outwards Cargo and provisions and elephants teeth | all her remaining outwards Cargo and provisions and elephants teeth | ||
aforesaid, and having left them at Cape Lopes aforesaid having onely | aforesaid, and having left them at Cape Lopes aforesaid having onely | ||
then aboard the said shipp about five hundred weight of bread, about | then aboard the said shipp about five hundred weight of bread, about | ||
| − | one hundred of | + | one hundred of Stockfish, two butts of beanes, three small barrells of |
beef, and a quantity of water for the sustenance of about sixtie persons | beef, and a quantity of water for the sustenance of about sixtie persons | ||
upon voiage which in all probability could not require lesse then | upon voiage which in all probability could not require lesse then | ||
| − | three moneths time, which was exceeding slender and | + | three moneths time, which was exceeding slender and alltogeather insuffi= |
cient and for the most part very badd provisions, and the shipp very ill | cient and for the most part very badd provisions, and the shipp very ill | ||
| − | accomodated, having onely one old | + | accomodated, having onely one old suite of sailes. one whole anchor |
and another that was maimed, and onely one peere of of a Cable, so that the | and another that was maimed, and onely one peere of of a Cable, so that the | ||
| − | said Masters and men | + | said Masters and men imbarqued in the said shipp were necessitated |
for preservation of their lives to putt into Saint Thomas Island, where | for preservation of their lives to putt into Saint Thomas Island, where | ||
they exchanged the said shipp ''Sarah'' for another small shipp and | they exchanged the said shipp ''Sarah'' for another small shipp and | ||
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shipping for England, which if they had not done, they must in all | shipping for England, which if they had not done, they must in all | ||
probability have perished by famine. The premisses hee well knoweth | probability have perished by famine. The premisses hee well knoweth | ||
| − | to bee true, and that be | + | to bee true, and that be [XXX] sad and sorrowful experience. And |
| − | further hee cannot depose | + | further hee cannot depose./ |
To the 12th hee saith, hee hath noe knowledge of the Contents of this | To the 12th hee saith, hee hath noe knowledge of the Contents of this | ||
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To the 13th hee saith, hee verily beleeveth and is in Conscience convinced soe | To the 13th hee saith, hee verily beleeveth and is in Conscience convinced soe | ||
| − | to doe; That the | + | to doe; That the Owners of the said shipp ''Sarah'', by the said seizure |
| − | and | + | and losse of her, and of her tackle apparrell and furniture, and |
freight due for the voiage aforesaid have suffered losse and dammage to | freight due for the voiage aforesaid have suffered losse and dammage to | ||
| − | the valew of two | + | the valew of two Thousand pounds sterling, and alsoe verily beleeveth |
That according to the Computation aforesaid, the said Robert Lewellin, and | That according to the Computation aforesaid, the said Robert Lewellin, and | ||
| − | by the Losse of the said Negroes, elephants teeth, remainder | + | by the Losse of the said Negroes, elephants teeth, remainder of the |
outward Cargoe and losse of the improvement of the proceed thereof | outward Cargoe and losse of the improvement of the proceed thereof | ||
hath cleerely lost at the least the summe of six thousand pounds of | hath cleerely lost at the least the summe of six thousand pounds of | ||
Revision as of 09:03, May 29, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 636 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription completed on 04/02/13 by Alex Jackson; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 and edited on 29/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Alex Jackson | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/02/04 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 11/04/14, by CSG | |
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said Master and Officers wages therein comprised would in the whole
have amounted to six hundred pounds and upwards, this deponent having
so calculated and found the same to so bee for the said Master and three
other Officers and fowerteene Mariners wages for the whole voiage intended
by Gods blessing to have been accomplished in the space of fifteen
moneths or thereabouts. And further to this article hee saith hee cannot
depose:-
To the 11th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That about ten weekes
after the seizure of the said shipp Sarah, the said Scroll and Company
having likewise seized three other English shipps trading in those
parts, that is to say the Rapahannacke, the Lion and Providence, and the
fortune, did deliver the said shipp Sarah unto the Arthur Perkins
formerly Master of her, and to one Mr Thompson, a ffactor or Agent
then aboard her, and that so the intent to transport the Masters and Companie
of the said severall shipps to England, the said seizors having before
such her delivery taken out of her all the said Negroes, togeather with
all her remaining outwards Cargo and provisions and elephants teeth
aforesaid, and having left them at Cape Lopes aforesaid having onely
then aboard the said shipp about five hundred weight of bread, about
one hundred of Stockfish, two butts of beanes, three small barrells of
beef, and a quantity of water for the sustenance of about sixtie persons
upon voiage which in all probability could not require lesse then
three moneths time, which was exceeding slender and alltogeather insuffi=
cient and for the most part very badd provisions, and the shipp very ill
accomodated, having onely one old suite of sailes. one whole anchor
and another that was maimed, and onely one peere of of a Cable, so that the
said Masters and men imbarqued in the said shipp were necessitated
for preservation of their lives to putt into Saint Thomas Island, where
they exchanged the said shipp Sarah for another small shipp and
necessary provisions to bring them to the Barbadoes, thence to take
shipping for England, which if they had not done, they must in all
probability have perished by famine. The premisses hee well knoweth
to bee true, and that be [XXX] sad and sorrowful experience. And
further hee cannot depose./
To the 12th hee saith, hee hath noe knowledge of the Contents of this
Article/:-
To the 13th hee saith, hee verily beleeveth and is in Conscience convinced soe
to doe; That the Owners of the said shipp Sarah, by the said seizure
and losse of her, and of her tackle apparrell and furniture, and
freight due for the voiage aforesaid have suffered losse and dammage to
the valew of two Thousand pounds sterling, and alsoe verily beleeveth
That according to the Computation aforesaid, the said Robert Lewellin, and
by the Losse of the said Negroes, elephants teeth, remainder of the
outward Cargoe and losse of the improvement of the proceed thereof
hath cleerely lost at the least the summe of six thousand pounds of
Lawfull moneys of England, and that the said Master and
