Elizabeth Bacon: The Examination of Elizabeth Bacon wife of Edward Bacon now a prisoner in Newgate 29 November 1698

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/75, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Examinacon of Elizabeth Bacon wife of Edward Bacon now a prison^r in Newgate 29 November 1698

Who saith y^t. she never went to any person whatsoever to desire y^m. to {shew her} any house in Golden Lane or Shandois street within the County of Middx upon any pretence of taking them nor did ever desire any person whatsoever to shew her any house in the said Golden Lane or Shandois street upon any pretence whatsoever

the mark of
Eliz Bacon

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^[1] 75

^[2] Capt die et anno preedict coram
Is Newton

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