insisted on having the Heart taken out if he died & to
put it into a Case & have it imbalur'd. That on the
Sunday Morning Mrs. Martin desired the Witness would
give her dear a little advice concerning the Funeral for
that she intended to bury him in a posapeas Mare. Mrs.
Sibson sd. he shd. be baried in Row Chh. & that she
wd. lay out £100 on his Funeral but the Witness adaised
her that if he died it wd. be best to bury him in neat
decent mare in the Parish where to died says that
Mrs. Sibson on Fryday Night or Saturday Morning told
him that poor tow abroad meaning his Bror. Thomas
Sibson< no role > wd. never for give her as long as he liv'd for wt.
she had done - he ask'd her to explain herself & she
only replied she was sure he wd. never forgive her

taken [..] as [..] above
below Umfreville Corr.

James Bearblock< no role > 68