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when the sayd repaires were soe done to th … when the sayd repaires were soe done to the sayd shipp and kept his Accompts<br />
touching the doeing thereof, and payed the workemen who did the same all or<br />
the greatest part of their wages for soe doeing the same, and thereby well knoweth<br />
that the materialls and workemanshipp for doeing the sayd repayres to the sayd<br />
shipp were well worth one hundred and twenty pounds sterling, And hee<br />
this deponent hath seene a writeing under hand and seale (which hee beleeveth<br />
to bee the hand and seale of the arlate William hubberly) expressing<br />
that hee the sayd hubberley had agreed with the sayd John Taylor<br />
to pay him for the worke and materialls aforesayd one hundred and fifteene<br />
pounds English money, and hath alsoe heard the sayd hubberley acknowledge<br />
and confesse that hee had agreed with the sayd Tayler to pay him one hundred and<br />
fifteene pounds for the same And further hee cannot to these articles<br />
depose./
To the 4th article hee saith that within the tyme arlate and in the sayd yeare 1651<br />
the sayd John Tayler did at the instance and request of the sayd hubberley besides the<br />
repayres predeposed of take out of the girdling of the sayd shipp ''Elsabeth''<br />
one hundred forty foote of old three Inche plank[?s] and put therein<br />
soe much new three inch planks instead thereof, and put in severall peeces,<br />
and shift[?e] severall plankes where neede soe required, and caulke her above<br />
the gerdleing fore and aft within board and without and graved her gerdling<br />
white and sheathed her from the lower edge of the gerdleing to her waterlyne<br />
and mended severall knees betwixt her decks<br />
the doing whereof was really worth in this deponents<br />
Judgement forty five pounds sterling the premisses hee deposeth for the reasons<br />
aforesayd videlicet for that hee sawe the doeing thereof and kept the sayd Taylors<br />
Accompts (as his servant) touching the same And further to this article hee<br />
cannot depose./
To the 5th hee saith that hee being then servant to the sayd John Tayler and keepeing<br />
his Accompts thereof well knoweth that besides the premisses predeposed of<br />
the sayd John Tayler did cause this deponent and others the<br />
sayd John Taylers servants to deliver unto the Carpenter of the sayd shipp the ''Elsabeth''<br />
for the use of the sayd shipp for store and otherwise, tymber, planke, and other materialls<br />
worth thirty sixe pounds one shilling and tenn pence, which was all delivered<br />
by the order of the sayd William hubberley but was delivered as hee beleeveth to his best remembrance in the yeare one thousand five hundred fifty two this hee the better knoweth for that hee<br />
this deponent kept the Accompts of the particulars thereof and alsoe heard the sayd<br />
hubberley give order for the delivery therof to his sayd Carpenter, and hath<br />
alsoe heard the sayd hubberley acknowledge that hee had receaved the same for<br />
the sayd shipps use And further hee cannot depose./shipps use And further hee cannot depose./ +
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