Middlesex To wit

The Information of Ann Lawrence< no role > David
Storer< no role > and John Brown< no role > taken before me
this 14th. day of February 1770

Who being upon Oath severally say and first the said Ann Lawrence< no role >
for herself says that on Saturday Evening last she had stolen out of
her house five gowns two Petticoats a pair of Stays a Metal
Watch and other things which are the property of Mary Pettit< no role > a Lodger in the Same house and the Said David Storer< no role > for himself
says that on Saturday Evening last he this Informant saw a person
now present who calls himself John Pitman< no role > with another person
run out of the said Ann Lawrence< no role > 's house with each of them a Bundle
of Cloaths, that he this Informant called out Stop Thief upon which
the said John Pitman< no role > and the other Person run away & threw down then
said Bundles which have Since been owned by the said Ann Lawrence< no role >
and the Said John Brown< no role > for himself says that he likewise saw
two persons come out of the said Ann Lawrence< no role > 's house on Saturday
Evening last with Bundles, and that he does verily believe the
said person wow Present who calls himself John Pitman< no role > to
be one of the Said Persons who run off with the said Bundles

Sworn before me
Feb 14. 1770}

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Wm Lawrance< no role >
John Brown< no role >
David Storer< no role >