London,
to wit.

THE Examination of Ann Scott< no role > committed
to the London Workhouse as a

Rogue and Vagabond apprehended by John
Box< no role > Constable for begging
in the Parish of Saint
Christopher in the said City, and brought
before me one of His Majesty's Justices of
the Peace for the said City. Taken this third
Day of April 17 52 .

Who on her saith, that She is the widow of Thomas
Scott< no role > a Sadler who dyedaboutupwards of a Month ago, and Saith
that as she hath been informed and believes her said
Husband served his apprentiship to one Hawkins a
Sadler in the parish or Town of Berwick upon
Tweed

And hath not since obtained any subsequent Settlement to this
Examinant's Knowledge and Belief.

Sworn the Day and Year
first above written before me}
F: Cokayne

Ann Scott< no role >
[mark]
her mark