Elizabeth Pithall: Untitled, 9 July 1698

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Elizabeth pithall the wife of John pithall above mentioned maketh oath that she told certain men of a chest at her house belonging to croudson above mentionned and that she carryed them to her house into croudson's room and shewed them the Chest and saw them open it and take out croudson's Clothes and a vice an a paper with some files in it and a litle box with about 8 or 9 counterfeit Shillings one or two of which was rugged on the edges and another had a bit broke out of it and that were also in it two pieces of Metall one of which was about the length of one finger

the mark of
Eliz: Pithall

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