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The Information of John Peaches< no role > the Younger of Peckham in the
County of Surry Stonemason Taken this 19th. day of January 1789
before me Robert Smith< no role > Esquire one of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace in and for the said County who being on Oath [..]
Saith that on Thursday Evening last the 15th. Instant this Deponent DanielChop
Chapman< no role > Andrew Davis< no role > Richard Pemell < no role > and Edward Jermain< no role >
went to Rumford in the County of Essex and took two Pieces at
Lead from off two doors that they Returned to Town and sold
said Lead at No. 40 East Smithfield that on Friday following
said five Men went to Rumford and in the Road took three
Hundred Weight of Lead from aff a Summer House and
brought it to Town when Andrew Davis< no role > Richard Pamell< no role >
and Edward Jermain< no role > sold said Lend at No. 40 as above for
two Guineas that this Deponent Andrew Davis< no role > and a
Man who goeth by the Name of Thomas the Pastery Cook
went to Peckham went into a Stable and took out a Great
Coat a shirt a Gum and a Whip brought same to town
when said Andrew Davis< no role > and the Man Named Thomas sold
samethe Whip to oneThomas Jonson< no role > the Gunn is in
the Possession of the Man Named Thomas the Great Coat was
Sold for Six Shillings that Daniel Chapman< no role > Richard Pennell< no role >
John Lowthorp< no role > and this Deponent on Monday last Robbed a
Man of a Silver Watch that John Lowthorp< no role > and Richard Pemell< no role >
went and Sold the some of for one Guinea that John Lowthorp< no role >
Knows where the a Same was Sold That this Deponent and