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Transcription

about the sayd shipp and further to these these articles and the sayd schedule hee
cannot depose, hee not knowing who were Owners of the sayd shipp

To the 3 he saith he hath heard his master the arlate Walter
Gough confesse and saye that he had received of one Mr Co[?yd]
(one of the owners of his sayd master affirmeth of the sayd shipp Redd
Lyon or Lyon) in part of payment for the things schedulate the summe
of thirty nyne pounds eighteen shillins sterling and noe more. So that
by that Accompt there {r}emaynes still due sixty eight pounds seaven
shillings eleven pence halfe penny the whole due for the iron worke and
things schedulate being one hundred and eight pounds five shilling eleven
pounds halfe penny And further to this article he cannot depose./

To the 4th he saith he refereth him selfe to the Registrie of this
Court and further cannot depose./

To the 5th he saith the sayd Gough for want of the sayd lx viij li [?vij s [?xj d]
[?06] being the remaynder due for the iron worke and things schedulate
used as he beleeveth about the sayd shipp Redd Lyon or Lyon is damnified
for want of the sayd principall to use in his trade to a Considerable value
beside the sayd principlall but what to estimate the sayd dammage hee
knoweth not And further cannot depose.

To the 6th hee cannot depose not knowing the arlate Bigg and company./

To the 7th he saith he refereth him selfe to his forgoing deposition
and to the lawe And further cannot depose./

To the last he saith his forgoing deposition is true./

To the Interrogatories./ [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first Interrrogatore he saith he knoweth none of the owners of the shipp
Interrogate nor who they were who gave order for the building of her
And further cannot answere./

To the second he saith he was not present when the Interrogate Mr Christmas
acquainted the sayd Gough with what Iron worke the shipp interrogate [?receaved GUTTER]
nor heard the sayd Christmas make any bargaine with the sayd Gough to
furnish the sayd shipp the Iron worke and things schedulate but well
knoweth that the sayd Christmas and his servants or agents did receive
all the things schedulate for the use and imployment of the sayd shipp hee
this deponent helping to make them and weight and deliver them as aforesayd
And further saving his forgoing deposition he cannot answere./

To the 3 he saith hee helped both to make weight and deliver all Iron
worke and other things schedulate and knoweth they were delivered to
the sayd Christmas and his servants or agents in the months and tyme arlate in
The year 1656 but the days when which parcell was first delivered in
order