Middlesex
&
Westminster }

Margaret Hincks< no role > the Wife of William Hincks< no role > Maketh Oath
that before her Intermarriage with the said William Hincks< no role >
that is to say, on the Seventeenth day of January in the Year 1763
She was delivered of a Female Bastard Child at the lying in
Hospital in Oxford Road in the Parish of Saint Mary le Bone in the County of
Middlesex which hath since been Baptized by the name of Ann< no role > And
further Says that one William Cutler< no role > Servant to Sir Henry
Bridgman< no role > Knt (who is now dead as this Examinant hath been
informed and verily believes) was the Father thereof he having
had Carnal knowledge of her Body sometime in the Month of
May in the Year 1762 and at several different times afterwards
at one of which times she got her with Child of the Female
Bastard Child of which she was delivered as aforesaid And
the said William Cutler< no role > and no other person was the time and
real Father thereof And further Says that the said Child is
is now about Eight Years of Age never was an apprentice or otherwise [..] gained any
[..] legal Settlement whatsoever

Sworn this 21st: day of
Septr: 1770 before us} Tho Lane< no role > W Kelyngs

Margret Hincks< no role >