The Information and Confession of John Rigby< no role >
aged about Seventeen Yeares taken upon Oath before
the Rt. Worshipfull Sr Willm. Withers< no role > Kt . and Alderman
and one of her Majestys Justices of the peace for
this City this 22d. day of February Anno Dm 1711/12

This Deponent Saith that one Henry Chapman< no role > not yet apprhended
comeing divers times under a prtence of Visiting this Depot who was
Servt . to Mr Nicholas Strange< no role > in whose House were divers Goods
in Tannks & a Portmantle Lock't all under Lock in a Press in
an appr Roome in the Sd. House, which said Chapman inquireing
Sevarll: times of this Depot. what was Contain'd in the aforesd Press
did about a month Since upon a Sabbath day come to the aforesd. House
of Mr Strange and then & there prvail'd upon this Dept. to Consent if
hee the Said. Chapman might break open the aforesd. Press, after which
hee the sd. Chapman for [..] the Lock alsoe of the Trunk & at Sevrll:
times took, & Carry'd away all divers Goods to a considerable Value
therein Contain'd; as alsoe the Portmantle which Goods were all
carry'd P him the sd. Henry ye Chapman to the house of Phabe Chapmn:
his mother as this Dept. verily believe hee having Severll: times
seen sevrll: at the sd. Goods in her House in her Possession, In Witnesse
whereof this Depot. hath put his hand the day and
yeare abovesaid.

Jurt. coram me Vieso. secundo
Febryr 1711
Moithers

John Rigby< no role >