Middlesex To wit

The Information of William Stiles< no role >
of Oxford Road Victr . and George
Wainwright< no role > of Uxbridge Draper
taken before me this 2d. day of
Febry 1765

Who being upon Oath severally say and first the said William
Stiles< no role > for himself saith that a Person now present who calls herself
Sarah Webb< no role > lived as a Servant with this Informant about three
Months, says that about the beginning of Janry last on Missing
Money out of a B Chest of Drawers he Taxdd said Webb with
Stealing the same who did then confess that she was present
when his Drawer was opened but Charged one Jane Kenwich< no role >
a Lodger of this Informant with Steal: the Money and said
She had 15s in Money, as part of the Cash Stolen, and being
possessed of a new Cotton Gownanda pair of Silver Buckles
and a black Petticoat declared that said Jane Kendrick< no role > had
given her said Gown and Buckles, and this Informt, George
Wainwright< no role > for himself saith that said Sarah Webb< no role > purchaced
of him on the 21st. of Decr. last the said Gown and paid him
24s/ for the same and the next Morning bought of him
likewise the said Silver Buckles and gave him fifteen
Shillings and six pence for them

Wm Styles< no role >
George Wainewright< no role >

Sworn before me the day
and Year first above
writen.}

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