Middlesex
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The Informations of Sarah Wife of Charles Tatlock< no role >
and Samuel Yardley< no role > taken and made on Oath
before me one his Majesty's Justices of the Peace
for the County of Middlesex the 21st. day of June 1781

This Informant the said Sarah Tatlock< no role > saith that some
time in the Night of the first day of May last a Wash house
adjoining and belonging to the Dwelling House of her said
Husband at Hackney in the said County was broke open and
robbed of one Cotton Gown three Childrens Frocks one Mar [..]
Petticoatseighteen pair of Stocking a great Number of
Towels linen Clouts and and other Articles of Linen the property
of her said Husband And further saith that three Towels
three linen Clouts one pair of cotton Stockings and one Right
Cap now produced and shewn to her are part of the said
Things the prpperty of her said Husband stolen as aforesaid

Sarah Tatlock< no role >

This Informant the said Samuel Yardley< no role > saith that
he is one of the Headboroughs of the Parish of Saint Matthew
Bethnal Green in the said County. That on Friday the 15th. day
of June instant having received Information that a Quantity of
stolen Goods had been carried to and was concealed in a House
in Hackney Road in the Parish of Saint Matthew Bethnal
Green aforesaid he went to and found in the said House in
Hackney Road aforesaid in the Custody or Possession of one
Martha Dade< no role > the said three towell three Clouts one Pair of Cotton
Stockings and one Night Cap above sworn and deposed to by
the said Sarah Tatlock as part of the property stolen