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The Information of James Jenjins of the parish of St Clements Danes in the county of Middlesex Watch Maker taken upon Oath this 9th day of Iuly Anno Dni 1698

Who saith that having some notice given him that a chest which belonged {to one} Fernando Croudson (now a prisoner in Newgate) were at the house of one M{r} pitfall who is likewise a prisoner in Newgate, + this Informant {yesterday} searching the house of the said Mr. pithall found in a Chest there in severall counterfeit shil{lings} now produced an a pocket book which appeares by the said pocket book found there as to be the said Mr. Croudson's

James Jenkins

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