To the Right Honble his Maties Justices
of the peace for the County of Midd

The humble Peticon of Ann
Jackson< no role > Widdow on behalfe of
her Grand daughter Ann Jackson< no role >

Humbly sheweth

That the sd Ann Jackson< no role > the younger was about
two years and a Quarter since bound Apprentice to
one William Wood< no role > of the Pish of St Martin in the
feilds for the teime of seven years That the
sd Wood and his wife have severall times
imoderately beaten and misused their said Apprntice
That about two months ago the said Wood and
his wife haveing been in trouble went away
from their usuall place of aboad and left
the sd Apprentice att their sisters house att
Lyne house who being poor herselfe [..]
keep her no longer That Since, yor. Petr
hath made enquiry after the sd Master
and Mistress but cannot any ways find where
they are

Yor. Petr therefore humbly prays
yor Worsps to take the promisses unto
consideracon and to Order that
the sd Apprentice may be discharged
from her Master and Mistress
that she may be put to come
other pson to learn her Trade
whereby she may gett an hones
lively hood

And yor Petr shall ever pray Etc

[..] Jordon

the A [mark] mark of
Ann Jackson< no role >