1692
31 August

The information of Anne Warren< no role > Srvant to Mr John Wheeler< no role > of
Grayes Lane Passage at the signe of ye Red-Cowe there in Red-
Lyon feilds in Middlx Tayler

The informant saith that Mr Francis Milward< no role > with his wife lodged in the Louse of ye said
Mr Wheeler for about three yeares next before the death of Dr Clenche & was
lodger there at the tyme of ye murder of ye said Dr Clenche [..] saith that
whilest he see lodged at the said Mr Wheelers he had one Shirt of small
Chequer worke of Indian kinde of Stuff, & the Colours thereof were blew,
redd & white & that shirt when grownd old was or parte thereof made
into handkercheifes for the said Mr Milward. And she saith that
some of those handkercheifes were mended & some not mended & that
those that were mended were mended or darned with great redd threed
And she saith that she left the said Mr Wheelers Service about
threesix moneths before ye death of ye said Dr Clenche & that some short
time before she left the said service she washed ye said Mr Milwards
said handkercheifes or some or one of them, and that ye peece of
Indian Kinde of Stuffe now shewne to this, Informant by ye widow
ye said Mrs Milward is like ye Indian kinde of shift of which ye
said Mr Milwards said shirt & handkerchiefes were made as
aforesaid And she saith that about three or four moneths before the said
murder she washed three of ye said handkercheifes, and that those three
were of the largest that were made of the said shirt, and ye saith
that two of a small sorte that those she soe last washed as aforesd
were made of ye sleeves of ye said shirt.

Jur 31o die August
1692 coram.

J Holt

the marke of
Anne [mark] Warren< no role >