Westminster , To wit.

THE Examination of Ann Taylor< no role > , Wife of
William Taylor< no role > a Soldier who is gone Abroad
a
Rogue and Vagabond apprehended by Richard
Weekes< no role > Constable in the City of West-
minster, and brought before Me one of His Majesty's
Justices of the Peace for the City of Westminster a-
foresaid. And taken upon Oath this 3rd [..]
Day of June in the Year of our Lord 1758.

This Examination on her Oath says, That her said Husband
has informed her that he lived a fearly hired
Servant (being single) for the space of one whole
Year with Mr, William Husband< no role > a Farmer in
the Parish of Mugaranger in Bedfordshire
& never afterwards was a Yearly hired Servant
nor a Housekeeper, This Deponant further saith
that she was Married to her said Husband at
Wilsted Church in Bedfordshire aforesaid upwds,
of 5 Years ago, by whom she has 2 Children now
living Vizt. Mary< no role > aged upwards of 4 Years &
one that is not Yet Baptized, aged upwards of one
Week.

Sworn at Westmr,
before Me

G Wrighte:

The Mark of
[mark]
Ann Taylor< no role >