Middlesex ss.
Ann Jones< no role >
the Widow
of
John Jones< no role >
decd. Maketh Oath that she was lawfully
Married to her said Late Husband at the
Parish Church of Stoke
in the County of
Hunts
about Eighteen Years ago that her
said late Husband was a Native of Ireland
& never did any Act to her Knowledge or
Belief to gain a Settlement in England that
about Six Years ago & Since her said Husband,
Death she was Hired & Lived as a hired Servant
by the Year with
Thomas Collard< no role >
of
Rosemary
Lane
in the Parish of St. Botolph without
Aldgate
in the County of Middlesex
Victualler
at the Yearly Wages of Six Guineas & continued
in his Service under such hiring for the space
of One Year & a half, that the said
Thos. Collard< no role >
went from the House he Occupied in Rosemary
Lane to the Fleet Prison
which this Deponent
is informed is in the
Parish of St. Bride
in the
City of London
that she was hired by him as
a Servant by the year at the Yearly Wages of
Six Pounds, & that she lived with him in the
Fleet Prison under such hiring about Three
Years And further saith that being Poor & not able
to Provided for herself she has been obliged to apply
to the Overseas of the Poor of the said Parish of St.
Botolph without Aldgate
for Relief & has been
Relieved by them accordingly
Sworn this Day of
1795 before}