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To the tenth hee saith hee hath knowne the said John dela
Vil[?en] about a yeeres space last, and other wise saving his
foregoeing depposition to which hee referreth hee cannot answer not
knowing ought further thereof then when hee hath before
declared.

To the last hee saith hee wisheth right may take place, and
in tha respect favoureth not one of the parties litigant
more than the other, and othewise negatively

Repeated before Collonel Cock

Isaack Mich[?iels] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 25th of June 1658.

Henry Jelfe. against Richard}
Cleeve, DyerL Colequite}

Examined upon an Allegation given on the behalfe of
the said Richard: Cleeve

Rp. 1us

John Fowler of Stroude in the County of
Kent. ffisherman: aged 30: yeeres or thereabouts
sworne and Examined:/:

To the first article of the said Allegation he saith that Henry
Jelfe the party promovent in this Cause was hired
to be Master of the Hoy the Catherine and Thomas, (whereof
Richard Cleeve is now Master): by one Edward ffa[nne]
And this Deponent being very well acquainted with the
arlate Henry Jelfe and having discourse with him
about his wages which hee said was due to him. for
sailing in the said hoy the Katherin and Thomas
hee the said Jelfe acknoweledged Confessed, and
told this Deponent that hee hee had served in the said Hoy
two and thirty weekes and noe more, and that hee
had receaved but six and twenty pounds in part of
his wages, due to him for sailing in the said hoy of and
from the said Edward fframi[ce], (who was then owner
of the said hoy and since deceased) All which hee
spake in presence and hearing of this deponent and alsoe
in the presence and hearing of one John Griffin who was alsoe in
Company with this Deponent and the said Jelfe. And
further hee cannot depose:/:

To the 2d hee saith the arlate Richard Cleeve was
made Master of the arlate Hoy the Katherine and Thomas (by the foresaid
Edward ffann[ce]) on the first day of the moneth of November
last (or