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The Information of Henry Ramsey< no role >
Ann Holland< no role > Mary Strutton< no role >
taken before me One of his Majestys
Justices of the Peace for the said County

Who being severally upon Oath say and
first this Informant Henry Ramsey< no role > for
himself saith that on Saturday last about
Six o Clock in the Evening a Small India
Box containing about fifty Pounds in Gold Coin
three Spanish Dollars four Quarter Guineas
five Silver Crown Pieces a Lease of his House
a Pocket Book containing Sundry Papers
a Silver Stock Buckle a Muslin Apron
Ruffles & Handkerchief & about 12 Yards
of Black Silk Lace was upon a Table in
three [..] parlor of his House andabout
between Six & Seven in the same Eveng a Person now
present [..] calls herself Elizth. Richmond
came to his Shop which adjoins to the
saidbookParlour for some Coals & Wood
which he served her with & gave her change for
Six Pence that abt. ten Minutes after the
said Elizth. Richmond was gone [..]
present who call herself Ann Holland< no role > [..]
[..] thisInformant was to be that one Ann Holland< no role > hadthat she seen aWoman
in a Brown Gown & Black Hatt with her Stand
upto the Window of the said Parlor upon which
this Informant Immediately went into the said
[..] Parlour & found the said Box with all
things in it taken away and the Sash of
the said Window throwed up about fourteen
Inches which her a certain wasthatdown
about half an hour before And this Informant
furtherfurther saith that by the Description
given to him by the sd. Ann Holland< no role > Pe [..] heven he
believes he said Elizabeth Richmond< no role > to he
the Person who took the said Box & the things
therein contained
And this Informant Ann Holland< no role > for herself
saith that on Saturday Evening last about
Quarter before Seven o Clock she was going by
the Part for Window of the Dwelling House of