London Ss
1692
Sept 15

The Examination of Margarett Tunkston< no role > Sent.
to. Mr Charles Putnam< no role > .

This Examinant says yt She has lived with Mr
Putnam about Five months and ye her Mr has
been att Richmond about a Fortnight goeing
thither to visittoneMr. Moors Wife & one Mr Rokebys
Wife who lives in Hatton Garden And being
askt whether she was went to Sweep or wash
ye roome up two pair of Stairs She Says She
never Saw any thing of Clippings or Sheers
or other tools relating to it & Further adds
that She was never Suffered to come into ye Room
unless it was to wash it Or Sweep it And aftr
that She always delivered ye key to her Master Bult
the declares she has Seen boxes & Trunk's in
ye Room but knows Not what was in them
And ye She has Seen Mr Moor goe up ye Stairs
twenty and twenty tymes he vseing to taring
Sometimes 2 hours Some tymes & And being
Examined touching Mr Finch or Mr Talbott
She Says She knows no such persons Nor see
anyeither of ym Shee being in ye house all ye
Morning. And Further adds ye Several
Gentlemen used to come to her Masters house
& Engr after Mr. Moor but knows Not their
names [..] and yt She did not make ye bed
where her master lay last night he haveing
ye keys and more att Prsent Says Not

Capt 15 die Sept. Wittness
Charles Buxton< no role >

Margaret [mark] Tunks< no role >