Dorothy Galloway: The Deposition of Dorothy Galloway daughter of John Galloway 14 May 1700

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/275, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Deposition of Dorothy Galloway daughter of Iohn Galloway afors^d. taken this 14^th. day of May 1700.

Who saith That Richard Shaw (now in Custody) hath sev^rall times within 3. months last past desired this deponent to let him have silver Moneys for Guineas who accordingly let the said Shaw have silver for Guineas, she hath sometimes rec^d of him 7. or 8. Guineas at a time and sometimes six & given him silver for y^e same and this deponent saith y^e y^t s^d Guineas, w^ch she rec^d as afores^d. comonly want 2. or 3. Graines of what they ought to Weigh.

Dorothy Galloway

^[2]

Dorothy Galloway further deposeth y^t she doth suspect that all or part of the deminished Guineas w^ch were found in her Fathers house last night were rec^d. of Richard Shaw (now in Custody) and y^t she suspects that he did deminish y^e same ꝑcured them to be deminished

Dorothy Galloway

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^[1] 275

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

^[3] Iurat coram
Is. Newton

Professor Rob Iliffe
Director, AHRC Newton Papers Project

Scott Mandelbrote,
Fellow & Perne librarian, Peterhouse, Cambridge

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