Jane Keyes: fragment of The Deposition of Jane Keyes the wife of John Keyes Victualler at the White Horse by the May Pole at Newington Butts 7 August 1698

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/16, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Deposicon of Iane Keyes the wife of Ino Keyes Vict at the White horse by the May Pole at Newington Butts 7 aug^t. 1698

She saith that abo^t. 2 or 3 months ago Berry and Rebecca his wife came to the Depon^ts house and desired the Depon^t. and her husband to help them to some body that could make them some Count^rfeit Gineas {sic} naming abo^t. 200 + afterwards one hundred and pretending it was to supplied a Gentl with a shew of Gold in courting of a rich old Widdow whereupon the Depon^t went to Iohn Smith of Essex Court in white Fryers

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