Middlesex

The Examination of Mary Miller< no role >

Who being on Oath says that on Tuesday Morning last about
half past [..] five o' Clock went the Laundry to see for her new Gown
that while She was looking at it there with a Candle she
heard a Noise in Mr. Murcott's Room like the Ratling of
Plate that as She passed by his door with her Gown She
saw his door wide open, another heard a Noise before her
up Stairs like a sif it were a Man running up without
Shoes, that as She went by the Footman's Room the door
was ajarr , says that She went into Mr. Murcott's Room as is
usual on a Washing Morning for three Keys when She did not hear
him make any Noise a tall and that his Cloaths were all upon
a heap at the feet of his Bed, says that She heard this Noise
before the Cluinney Sweepers came into the House who
were let in by Lydia the Housemaid

Sworn this 3d. day
of Febry 1763 before us}

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John Cox< no role >

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Mary [mark] Miller< no role >
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