Duns Rex n Mathew Wotton< no role > & al

Middx ss

Thomas Wilkin< no role > of Ealeing al Zaleing in the said County of-
Middx Bricklayer and John Border< no role > of Fleetstreet London yeoman Servant
to Clare Morris< no role > of Fleetstreet aforesd. Undertaker Severally maketh
Oath and first the said Depont. Thomas Wilkin< no role > Saith that he was-
well acquainted with & did personally know Mathew Wotton< no role > late of
Southwell nearer Ealing aforesaid Gent . Decd who was one of the
Defts in this Cause & who as this Dept. hath been Credibly informed
& doth veryly beleive dyed on the twenty Second day of November-
last past in the house of Jake Wotton< no role > widdow at Ealeing aforesaid
(the said Defts Mother) & was on the twenty Sixth day of the said-
Month of November Buried in the parish of St. Dunstan in the West
London , and this Depont. further saith that he did See the Certificate
hereunto annexed signed by the Reverend Mr. Webster Curate
of the said Parish of St. Dunstan in the West & by the said-
Clare Morris< no role > the Undertaker who buried the said Mathew
Wotton< no role > & is a wittness thereto, And the said other Depont. John
Border< no role > upon his said Oath Sayth that he did see the said Mathew Wotton< no role >
lye dead in a Coffin & was the person employed by the said Clare
Morris< no role > the Undertaker in filling the said Coffin with Sawdast-
& Covering the said Mathew Wotton< no role > with a Sheet & did asist
in naileing up the said Coffin at Ealeing aforesaid,

Jurat 6 o die Decembr 1727
Coram me [..]
Wrongston

Tho Wilkin< no role >
John Border< no role >