Jane Keyes: fragment of The Deposition of Jane Keyes the wife of John Keyes Victualler at the White Horse by the May Pole at Newington Butts 7 August 1698 Isaac Newton c. 105 words The Newton Project Oxford 2020 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 7 Aug 1698, c. 105 words.

An uncertain number of pages following f. 7 are missing, which includes the entirety of Mint 15/17.17 and the beginning of Mint 15/17.18, MINT01271, in addition to the close of this entry.

 MINT 15/17/16, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 15/17/16 Jane KeyesJohn Keyes [Case]VictuallerEdward BerryRebecca BerryJohn Smith 7 Aug 1698 England English Unknown Hand MintClippers, Coiners and Embezzlers Transcribed by Will Scott Metadata amended & document catalogued by Will Scott Metadata on person, relation and place added by Yvonne Martin-Portugues Santacreu
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The Deposiction of Iane Keyes the wife of Ino Keyes VictVictualler at the White horse by the May Pole at Newington Butts 7 augt. 1698

She saith that abot.about 2 or 3 months ago Berry and Rebecca his wife came to the DepontsDeponents house and desired the Depont.Deponent and her husband to help them to some body that could make them some Countrerfeit GineasGuineas naming abot.about 200 + afterwards one hundred and pretending it was to supplied a GentlGentleman with a shew of Gold in courting of a rich old Widdow whereupon the DepontDeponent went to IJohn Smith of Essex Court in white Fryers