Middlesex To wit

The Information of Jukes Coulson< no role > John
Clark< no role > and Richard Speckman< no role > taken before
me this 30th. day of September 1771

Who being upon Oath say and first the said Jukes Coulson< no role >
for himself says that on Friday Night last his house was
broke upon from whence were stolen several Silver Spoons two
Gowns two Cloaks a Coat a Great Coat two pair of Shoes one
pair of Boots a Rasor & Case A Sharing Box 6 Napkins &
other things now produced, and the said John Clark< no role > for
himself says that he found all the said things now produced
in a Room up two pair of Stairs at the house of the said Speckman
in a Box the key of which was found upon William Jones< no role > whose
Lodging he is informed and verily believes the said Room is and
the said Richard Speckman< no role > for himself says that the
Box in which the Said John Clark< no role > found the said things
now produced is the property of the Said William Jones< no role >
says that last Friday or Saturday the Said William Jones< no role >
brought a Bundle to this Informant'sBoxHouse and desired
to put the Same into his Box which he did

Richd: Speckman< no role >
John Clark< no role >
Jukes Coulson< no role >

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