Middlesex
to wit}

Informations of Witnesses severally Taken and
Acknowledged the Twentieth day of April in the
Twenty fourth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the Third King of Great Britain Etc.
At the House of Francis Ireland Known by the
Sign of the Dukes head in the Parish of Christ
Church in the said County of Middlesex before
Thomas Phillips< no role > One of the Coroners for the
said County on view of the Body of a new born
Male Child then and there lying Dead as follow
(to wit)

Ann Harwood< no role > Wife of William Harwood< no role > of White
row Weaver Saith That on the first of April Informant
was washing And Mrs. Jacobs (Who Lodges in a
One Pair of Stairs room in Informants house)
Sent down about Ten oClock in the Morning to
Know if Informant had seen any thing of Ins
her MaidInformant had not seen her
And then Mrs. Jacobs said she was gone away
Then Mrs. Jacobs went out about her Business
(She is a Cloaths woman)That Informant
keeps fowls and about Two o'Clock there was
an Egg missingInformant toldInformant
her Husband that she had seen no Egg And he
said he would go with a Candle into the Collar
And Look for itThat when he got into the
Cellar he called out to Informant to Stop Mr.