Middlesex ss.

Mary Cook< no role > the Widow of the John Cook< no role > deceased
Maketh Oath that she was lawfully Married to
her said Husband at the Parish Church of St.
Mary Rotherhithe in the County of Surry on or
about the Thirteenth Day of Feby.1791 that her
said late Husband has informed her that he
was duly bound Apprentice by Indenture to
Captn. Christopher of No 42 Burr Street in the Parish
of St. Botolph without Aldgate in the County
of Middlesex but whether he served the whole
of his Apprenticeship or only part, or where he
served the last Forty Days under the Indenture
she Cannot tell, that she this Deponent before
her Marriage with the said John Cook< no role > who
was her second Husband, and after the Death
of her first Husband George Brown< no role > was
hired & lived as a hired Servant by the Years
with Captn. Capon of Burr Street aforesaid
at the Yearly Wages of Seven Pounds or
thereabouts and continued in his Service under
such hiring about One Year & Nine Months
and never did any Act to her Knowledge or
Belief to gain a Subsequent Settlement
except her Marriage with the said John
Cook as aforesaid

Sworn this Day of
1795 before}