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Collection: Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
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G.M.
Çabalça = Zabalza (es un apellido vasco)
(seq. 1)
Mexican Legal Documents, 1577-1805. "Denunció" of a black slave named Ana or Mariana of the city of Guastepeque, 20 December 1658. 1-8, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
13 days ago
G.M.
Pressda. = Presentada
(seq. 1)
Mexican Legal Documents, 1577-1805. "Denunció" of a black slave named Ana or Mariana of the city of Guastepeque, 20 December 1658. 1-8, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
13 days ago
Cecilia
Vezno. = Vezino = vecino
(seq. 13)
Mexican Legal Documents, 1577-1805. "Denunció" of a black slave named Ana or Mariana of the city of Guastepeque, 20 December 1658. 1-8, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 3 years ago
Cecilia
off. = oficio a V. Sa. - A Vuestra Señoria
(seq. 1)
Mexican Legal Documents, 1577-1805. "Denunció" of a black slave named Ana or Mariana of the city of Guastepeque, 20 December 1658. 1-8, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 3 years ago
Cecilia
Lic.do = licenciado
(seq. 1)
Mexican Legal Documents, 1577-1805. "Denunció" of a black slave named Ana or Mariana of the city of Guastepeque, 20 December 1658. 1-8, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 3 years ago
mgsko
a [fine] to the King? advantage to [acrue]? in a private [action]?
(seq. 9)
Law miscellany. 1782-1788. HLS MS 4218, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
about 4 years ago
esheppard
There are 3 words that I could not figure out. I have typed [?] in their place.
(seq. 9)
Law miscellany. 1782-1788. HLS MS 4218, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
over 4 years ago
stevieross
There are parts of this that I cannot figure out at all if anyone is able to help! :)
(seq. 3)
Bills of lading for the ship Lydia, 1766. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
over 4 years ago
deleted_218859_KB
Hi JL - You can use the coding for strikethrough to indicate crossed-out text: <s>crossed out text</s>
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
JL
Turns out I can't use angle brackets - it won't save changes with them, apparently some sort of internal XML parsing problem. So I've just transcribed everything, and if you need to mark the printed text in some way, you'll have to do it yourselv...
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
JL
Insertion above the line marked with a caret ^ before and after the insertion.
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
JL
NB: "pltf" = plaintiff
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
JL
Also nothing about crossed out text (I've used curly brackets {}), or interlinear text.
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
JL
There's no guidance about transcribing printed text in this sort of document. I've included it in angle brackets (<>).
(seq. 1)
Middlesex County (Mass.). Warrant to attach goods of Abel Taylor, 1783. Small Manuscript Collection, Harvard Law School Library.
Colonial North America: Harvard Law School Library
almost 5 years ago
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