Sessions Papers

23 May 1720

Surr ss.

Anne knock< no role > wife of Thomas Knock< no role > of the Parish of St. Giles
Criplegate in the County of Middlesex White Smith maketh
oath that about Michas last She lett out a Room ready
Furnished to Richard Ingram< no role > and Mary Ingram< no role > and
further Saith that as Divers times a Large Blankett of the
Value of Four Shillings a Flaxon Sheet of the Value of Four
Sillings a Sawspan of the Value of Three Shillings a Huck a back
Table cloath of the Value of Three Shillings and Several other
Goods were Feloniously Stolen out of the said Lodging Room
and that She doth verily believe that the said Richard Ingram< no role >
and Mary Ingram< no role > the prisoners present did Steal the Blankett
the Sheett and other Goods out of their Said Lodgings for that the
Said Mary Ingram< no role > hath Confessed to this Dept. that She did
thtake the Street Blankett Sawspan and Table clothandabove
menconed and Pawned the Same to a Pawnbrooker in Grubb
Street London for Four Shillings.

Jurat 23o. Die Maij 1720o
Coram me.
Ra: Harsery< no role >

Anne Nock< no role >
[mark]
her mark

Richard Ingram< no role > one of the Prisoners prsent being duly Examined
before denyeth that he Stole any of the Goods abovemenconed
or that he was concerned or prevy to any part of the said Felony

Capt die Et Anno prd.
Coram me.
Ra: Harsery

Richard [mark] Ingram< no role >
his mark

Mary Ingram< no role > the other prisoner [..] upon her Examinacon
duly taken before me Confesseth that She did take the Sheet
Sawspan Table cloth and a Pottinger part. of the Goods above
menconed out of her sd. Lodgings and pawils the Same to a
Pawnbrooker in Grubb Street for Four Shillings but She Dengeth
that She Stole any of the other Goods above Said or that the
knows any thing of the Stealing the Same.

Capt Die Et Anno prd
Coram me
Ra: Harsery

Mary [mark] Ingram< no role >
her mark