Frettiefarmus Barker: The Information of Frettiefarmus Barker 27 July 1702

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/431, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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|Middx Ss| The Information of Frettiefarmus Barker of y^e parish of S^t Marys white Chappell in y^e County of Middx gent, taken this 27^th Day of July 1702.

Who saith upon his oath that he was one day in y^e last week at Popler in the County of Middx near y^e houses of Josiah Pashmore and Thomas Williams and did then see the S^d Pashmores wife carry into her S^d husband^s house about half a bushell of small coal, and at y^e same time did see Thomas Williams carry into his own house a parcell of other coal & that he doth suspect y^e said Thomas Williams and y^e afores^d Pashmor^s wife to be guilty of high treason in y^e counterfeiting y^e currant coyn of this Kingdome capt: cora me die et anno prædictū John Stanley Frettie Barker

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