Julius Jackson: The Information of Julius Jackson 30 August 1703

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/475c, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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|West Rid Com Eboy Ss|The Informaion of Julius Jackson Constable of Clapam Taken upon Oath this 30.^th day of Aug.^t 1703.

Who upon his Oath saith that being com̄anded by a Warr.^t under the hand and Seal of Charles Rigby Esq^r. one of her Ma.^ties Justices of peace for Lancaster, and Subsign'd by another of her Ma.^ties Justices of y^e peace for this Riding, he with others did app^rehend Michaell Lawson, John Airey als Verey, and George Town, and what Mettall and other Instrum.^ts in Michaell Lawsons Smithy and about John Airey, was delivered into this Informants Custody by M^r Smithson and further Saith not. Julius JacksonCapt. et jurat &c^t. coram Ambro.^s Pudsay

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