Ebenezer Hilliard: The Deposition of Ebenezer Hilliard 18 January 1702/3

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/446, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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Middx Ss The deposition of Ebenezer Hilliard of the parish of S^t Giles in the feilds taken upon oath this 18^th day of Jan: 170 $\frac{2}{3}$

This deponent saith that one John Yarrow a smith in company with another man whom he called master brought to the deponents house an Instrument used in coyning called a Cutter which they desired the deponent to mend, and stop up the hole whoch the deponent accordingly did, and about a week since the Said Cutter was brought again to the deponent by the person which Yarrow call'd master to be mended, Ebenezer Hilliard capt: coram me die et ann: prædict: J Stanley

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