The Information of William Boston Constable 20 February 1701

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/404, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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|Middx & Westm^r } Ss| The Informaion of William Boston Constable taken upon Oath this 20.^th day of Feb^r. 170 $\frac{0}{1}$ .

Who saith that upon John Chapman the Brother of Mary Webster (now a prisoner) his comeing into the Room where y^e said Mary was in Custody, did then and there say y^t the bottle with Some Water in it, and some other Salts, or Sands Crucibles and severall other things taken upon the said Mary Webster and then shewn unto him would be her ruine, and that he had told her so many times. William Boston Cap.^t Jurat an et die ꝑdict coram J: Stanley

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