Elizabeth Pickering: The Information and Deposition of Elizabeth Pickering wife of William Pickering of the parish of St James's Westminster Painted 14 May 1700

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/274, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Informacon & Deposition of Eliz. Pickering Wife of William Pickering of y^e Parish of S^t Iames's Westm^r. Painter taken this 14° day of May 1700.

Who saith y^t Richard Shaw (now in custody) hath sev^rall times for about a year last past (will within a month or 3. Weeks last past) come to this Informant and desired her sometimes to let him have Guineas for silver & at other times silver for Guineas which this Informant let him the said Shaw have severall times.

Eliz. Pickering

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^[2] Iurat die et anno p^rd coram
Is. Newton

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