London

Informations of Witnesses taken at the parish of Saint
Giles witht. Cripplegate in the Ward of
Cripplegate witht. in London the 1st. day of
September 1794 on view of the body of Mary
Gillings there lying dead.

Daniel Harrison< no role > of Butters Alley No. 12 Grut Street
maketh oath that last Friday Morng. about half part ten the
dead came into the room of Depts. Faster in same house where the
deced & a man she lived with lodged & borrowed a Washing tub
Says that about four in the afternoon of same day Depts. mother
wanted the Tub & Dept went to deceds apartment to set it, &
he knocked at the door but it was not opened to himthat Dept
informed his mother so & she desired him to get in at the Window
& get the tub for that the deced would not be angry, on which he
returned & did get in at the Window, & then he saw the deced
hanging by a end fastened to a took in the Wale between the
Windows of the roomthat dept immedy. made an alarm, & cut
the deced downSays she appeared to be quite dead. That she knew
the deced for some time, & says she was frequently low and avoided
company.

Sworn the 1st. day of Septr. 1794
before me
T: Shelton Corr.}

Daniel
Harrisson< no role >

John Harrison< no role > of Butler's Alley afsd. the father of the last
Witness being sworn, & examined, confirmed the testimony of the
last Witness