Southwark

Informations of
Witnesses taken at the Parish of Saint
Thomas within the Borough of Southwark
in the County of Surrey on the 19th day
of September 1791 on view of the Body of
Ann Drew< no role > now here lying dead.

Susannah Don< no role > of No. 201 Bishopsgate Street House keeper
to Mr. Eames of same place maketh Oath that between
the hours of Eleven & twelve in the forenoon of Thursday
last Dept. going to shut the shutters of the one pair of
Stairs Room fronting the street of said saw a Sash
Frame fall from a one pair of stairs Window of a front
Room opposite to where Dept. lives. That in falling it
fell upon top of a Woman just then passingthat the
Woman and the Sash Frame fell [..] down upon the
Pavement togetherthat she saw some Blood come from
the Womans Mouth and she appeared very much hurt
Dept. being much frightened left the Window [..]
[..] that some persons passing by took the deced
and the Window Frame from off the Pavement and Dept.
saw nothing more

Sworn the 19th. day of
September 1791 before me}

Susanna Don< no role >

Joseph Arnold< no role > of No. 1 Red Lion Court Red Lion Street
Spittle fields in the Con. of Middx Carpenter Journeymen
to Mr. Loverett of No. 30 of Dorset Street Spittlefields
Carpenter maketh Oath that between the hours of Eleven
and twelve in the forenoon of Thursday last he with one
Thomas Stephens< no role > were employed in fixing a Window
Frame in a One pair of Stairs front Room in the House
of Mr. James Dyer< no role > of No. 9 Bishopsgate Street London
Taylor & Habitmakerthat Dept. was upon the Leads
outside the Window and Stephens was in the Room for
the purpose of assisting Dept. that while Dept. was
scribing it with a pair of Compassor for the purpose of
placing it right in its place by some means it fell
form out of its place into the Streetthat on Dept.
looking down he saw a Woman lying bleeding in the
Streetthat in about five Minutes after the Window
Frame was brought up again

Sworn the 19th day of
September 1791 before me}

Joseph Arnold< no role >