that firr Girders will be equally Serviceable
with Oake, and much cheaper in regard that
Firr Girders will be of One Intire Peice, and
Oake must be of Two peices, and fastned togeather
with Iron worke This Comittee thinks fitt &
Orders That the Girders to be used in the
Roofe of the Church shall be made of the
best yellow Firr.

Agreed with Mr: Calcutt for the Roofing at
the Church at £350: He to doe all manner
of Carpenters Worke and to find Scaffolding
and to Lett the Scaffolding stand for the Use
of the plaisterer , The Scantlings to be of
the largest sort, proposed by him to this
Comittee and the wholl worke to be
Finished by the 29th. of Septemb: next
Ordered that Mr: Calcutt Seale Articles
for this purpose.

Ordered that Mr. Trear give the person who
Measured the Roofe of the Church Two
Guinneys for his Trouble & paines therein.

Ordered that Mr. John & Mr: Calcutt doe forthwith begin the
Addiconall Building for Inlargeing the Cuttingwards.

Sub Comittee 8o: Aug: 1701:

Mr: Trear.
Brownsmith
Cartwright
Dep: Collett.
Thomas.
Taylor.
Evans.
Dickins.

Minutes of the last Sub Comittee Read and
Approved.

Mr: Tho: Dowse< no role > Admr: of Mrs: Margery Johnson
promises to give a positive Answer to Mr: Trear
within a Week, what heel doe abt: the Arrears
of Rent due for Davisons house.

Ordered that iftheHe dont give an Answer
accordingly to the Satisfaccon of the Trear, that
[..] the Clerke forthwith proceed agt: him in
Chancery to foreclose his Interest.