London ss

The Information of Dorothy Goodey< no role > Wife
of Thomas Goodey< no role > of Dhilip Lane Aldermanbury
London Ticket Porter & John Macqueen of
of Philip a one aforesaid Taylor who being
upon Oath severally say & First this Informant
Dorothy Gosdey< no role > for herself Saith that on Tuesday
the 13th. day of March last she last her Infant
Child William Goodey who was Playing at
the Door about 5 o'Clock in the Afternoon & in
consequence thereof had him cried by the
Bellman, and being informed that he was at the
House of one of the Beadler of the Parish of St.
Luke near Old Street Middlesex she
went there & Fetched him home & upon examining
the Child found it had been shipped of a Flowered
Cotton Frock And this Informant John
Macqueen for himself saith that on Ye sd. 13th.
day of March about ½ past 5 o'Clock he saw
the said William Goodey< no role > the Child Sitting on the
Knee of Mary Carrott< no role > the Prisoner on the Steps
of Aldermanbury Church London

Taken and sworn
at Guildhall London
the 12th. April 1787 }
John Sawbridge< no role >

her
Dorothy [mark] Goodey< no role >
Mark
John McQueen