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or neere thereabouts, and about a weeke before the saud
Cleeves being made Master of the said Hoy, hee the said
Henry Jelfe left the service of the said Hoy, namely about nine weekes
before Christmas last, and hath never since served
in her; The Premisses this deponent knoweth
living neere Rochester, (to which place the said Hoy belongs)
and alsoe well acquainted with the said Vleeve and Jelfe,
And further hee cannot Depose:/:

To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true/.

See his Answer to the
Interrogatories on the other [?side]/

John fowler [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The same day: [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the said Allegation.

Rp. 2

John Griffin of Stroude in the County
of Kent, ffisherman, aged 43 yeeres or therabouts
sworne and Examined:/:

To the first Article of the said Allegation this Deponent saith that
hee very well knoweth, and is well acquainted with the arlate
Henry Jelfe, who hee saith was hired by the arlate
Edward ffa[?nnXX] to be Master of the hoy the KKatherine
and Thomas (whereof the said Richard Cleeve is
now Master.) And that the said Jelfe and this Deponent
and his Contest John ffowler, being in Company
together, and this deponent asking the said Jelfe how long
hee had served in the arlate Hoy the Katherine and Thomas
hee the said Jelfe made Answer that hee had served in
the said hoy two and thirty weekes, And this deponent asking
him what wages hee was shipped at, and what hee had
receaved of the same, he the said Jelfe was shipped at
20 s per weele, and that hee had receaved but six and
Twenty pounds of his said wages, or words to the same
effect, And further hee cannot depose.

To the 2d hee saith that the arlate Richard Cleeve was
made Master of the arlate Hoy the Catherine and Thomas by
the arlate Edward ffa[?mmre], about seaven weekes before
Christmas last, and a short time before the said Cleeve
being Master of the said Hoy, hee the said Jelfe left the said
Hoy and never came into her service againe; of this Deponents
knowledge being his neighbour, And further he cannot Depose

To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true:/:

To