1694
Sept 15

The Information of John Morris< no role > of St. Leonard
Shorditch in the County of Middx Weaver and
John Humfrey< no role > of the Pish of St. Leonard
Shorditch aforesaid Weaver taken before
me this [..] 15th day of September

The said Examinants Say that the [..] Silke
new [..] now producd' is paele of the Silke that was made by
us and Sold to David Morris< no role > upon Ludgate hill by nor
Sayth as they beleive.

John Morris< no role >
John Humfrey< no role >

Ditto

The above menconed David Morris< no role > maketh oath that
the abovemenconed peice of Silke was feloniously
Stolen out of his Shopp in Ludgt Hill about a yeare
Since An that twoe payne of Breeches & noe Wastcoat
now prduct were made of pare of the Silke soe
Stolen And found in the Custody of Wm Beamond< no role >

Jur

David Morris< no role >

Ditto

The Sayd Wm Beamond< no role > being Exaimed touching the
Jame ownes that hee had the Silke whereof the Sayd
Cloathes and made and as much more of
the Same as together amounted to 23 yeares
& Sayes that about the 7th. of June 1694 hee
bout the Sayd 23 yds of Silke of Ann Smith< no role >
of Cloath Faigne now widdow at 3s P yd

Wm Beaumont< no role >

Ditto

The Sayd Ann Smith< no role > acknowledges that shee
did Sell the same as above Sd But that her
her husband lately Dere agt, bought it in his
Shopp in Cloath fayne & was by him markt
to cast him 3s.6d P yd as Shee beleeives but her
husband being Since Deade shee is not able to
make proof Her of

Ann Smith< no role >