Pell Wilson went into the plough at the corner of the
[..] Court & return'd with a man, & Pell Wilson Struck
the deced directlyupon wch. Ann Benrk took off her Hatt
& Clock & gave them to a Woman who steed by to told
& the Deced then Struck Pell WilsonThat Pell Wilson< no role >
get her upon the Ground & where she was taken up by people
that steed by she was all Bloodupon wch. the Witness went
down to Mrs. Frenchs House & a Man an Acquaintance
of the Deced came up & took her Home to Mr. Frenchs's
HouseThat when the Deced was brought home she was a
Gore Blood & she was Wash'd & there appeared many that
upon her Face, her Areas, & her Throat & the Deced said
she was barbarously their deced with a Knifebau did
not say by whomThat the Deced had no Quarrell or
disput with any other person than Pell Wilsonall took
the part of the Deced & or other Person than Pell Wilson
she engaged withTheir seen after Pell Wilson< no role > was taken
up into Custody & they went before Mr. Fielding with the
Deced. That the next Morning she went to soe the Deced
& she their complain'd to the deced of her being very ill
& Complain't of her wounds & ill uses by the Less of Blood
& that in partlar the wound in her Throat was very
painful for she could hardby swallowsays the Deced
declared to the Witness That when she was before Mr.
Finding a pair of Saipars was found upon Pell Wilson
finger deep in Blood

The mark of
Eliz: [mark] Clarke< no role >