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Sarah Poinpabge< no role >
the Widow
of
Nicholas Poinpabge< no role >
deced Maketh oath That her Said late Husband was by Birth a
Foreigner and a Seafaring Man
and that to her knowledge or
belief he never did any Act to gain a Settlement in the kingdom of
Great Britain That She this Deponent many years ago and When
a Single and unmarried Woman was hired and lived as a hired Servant
by the year with one
Benjamin Baker< no role >
who then kept the
Sign of the
Plough Alehouse
in Stocks Market
in the Parish of Saint Mary
Woolchurch
in the City of London
at the yearly Wages of Six
Pounds and Continued there in such Service for the Space of Ten
years & by means thereof gained a legal Settlement there That She
this Deponent hath not since done any Act to gain a Subsequent Settlemt.
Save what she might Acquire by marriage with her Said late husband
whose Settlement is unknown to her
Sworn this 11th. day of
July 1772
before
Jno Sherwood< no role >
Saml. Spagg< no role >
The Mark of
[mark]
Sarah Poinpabge< no role >