Middlesex
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The Order of William, Kinnard< no role > Esquire and
William Carr< no role > Esquire two of his Majestys
Justices of the Peace in and for the said
County one whereof is of the Quorum and
both reside in was the unless where the
parish church within the parish of Carlin
[..]
of March in the Year of our paid on
thousand seven hundred and ninety nine
concerning a Female Bastard Child larely born
in the Parish of Ealing aforesaid of the Body
of Elizabeth Hawkins< no role > Widow

Whereas it hath appeared unto us the said Justices
as well upon the complaint of the Churchwardens and
Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of Ealing as
upon the Oath of the said Elizabeth Hawkins< no role > that
she the said Elizabeth Hawkins< no role > on the Fourteenth
Day of February now last past was delivered of
a Female Bastard Child at Ealing in the Parish
of Ealine in the said County and that the said
Bastard Child is now living and Chargeable to
be said Parish of Ealing and Likely so to continue
[..] Nathaniel Wining< no role > late of the
[..] the said Bastard Child out
[..] And
[..] provid to [..] oath
[..] Nathaniel Winneas< no role > hath oven Like
Sammons to upper before as the said Justices
[..] to the end we might examine into the caues
and circumstances of the premises; And Whereas