Middx ss.

John Summer< no role > of the parish of St. Buttolphs
Aldgate London , maketh oath yt. Ann Squire< no role >
was a servt. to him for twelve months past
in which time he had stolen from him divers
pieces of Linnon Vizt. three pair of streets
one pair of striped Musslin window curtains
one new damask table cloth two long musslin
neckcloths, severall pillow cases, the number
unknowne, all which goods, the sd. Ann Squire< no role >
hath confessed to him this depont. yt she
feloniously stole from, him and pawned to severall
pawn Broakers in and about East Smithfield ,

Jurat Coram me
Mar. 7th 1717
Robert Bennett< no role >

John Sumner< no role >

Middx ss.

Ann Squire< no role > Confesseth that she was lately
a servant , and lived with Mr. Jno. Sumner< no role >
in the parish of St. Buttolph Aldgate London
and that about four or five months since.
she fawnd a key belonging to a Chest of drawers
in the house of the sd. Mr. Sumners with which
she unlocked the said Drawers and stole from
thence, three pair of Sheets, one pair of Striped
Musslin window curtains, one new damask table
cloth, two musslin neckcloths, and severall pillow
cases, all which goods the pawned Vizt. some
part to Mr. Hoskings, other part to Mr. Hunter
and the rest. to Mr. Robinson

Capt. Mar. 7th. 1717
Coram me
Robert Bennett< no role >

Ann [mark] Squire< no role >
her marke