Diana the Wife of Joseph Crook< no role > of
Tufton Street Shoemaker on her Oath
saith That the Deced has come to Depts.
Shop for Potatoes some times, That she came
there the Week before last (Dept. does not
know the Day) when the Deced was very
Cold and Shook very much, Says that
the Deced asked Dept. to give her some
Victuals, saying, that she had not broke
her Fast that day, it being then about
three o'Clock in the Afternoon, Says that
she gave Deced a piece of Bread
which she Eat greedily. Says that
the Deced came last Week into Depts.
Shop, when she said that she was very
Cold and shook very much.

Diana Crook< no role >
[mark]
her Mark

Mary the Wife of Thomas Child< no role > , a Lodger
at Mr. Wade's on the Second Floor on her Oath Says
that she has lodged nine Years in the
House, but one Month only with
Mr. Wade, Says that she did not see
the Deced often, but on Friday last
in the Evening Dept. saw the Deced
who said that she had catched the
Water and was going to shut the Window
but was not able to shut it, Says that
the Deced trembled very much and
appeared to be very ill, Says that
she observed to Mrs. Wade that the
Deced ought to go to Bed, and Mrs.
Wade replied that she would give
her