Judith Blower: The Examination of Judith Blower the daughter of Grace the wife of John Ryley by a former husband 18 May 1704 Isaac Newton c. 219 words The Newton Project Oxford 2019 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 18 May 1704, c. 219 words. MINT 15/17/483, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 15/17/483 Judith BlowerGrace RyleyJohn RyleyChristopher Emmerson [Burrows]Edward HoltThomas HoltSamuel FletcherAlexander FletcherJohn Fletcher 18 May 1704 England English Unknown Hand MintClippers, Coiners and Embezzlers Transcribed by Kees-Jan Schilt

Lancr. Ss. The ExaiaionExamination of Judith Blower Spinster the daughter of Grace the wife of Jn.o Ryley by a former husbdhusband 18.th May 1704.

Who on ExaiaionExamination Saith that the first time she ever saw Christoꝑ Emerson was on Wednesday Evening the 3.d of this Instant may, he comeing thither with this Exam.tExaminants Father in Law John Ryley, and lay there that night and early in the morning went with this Exam.tExaminants father to his shop (which is halfe a mile from the house) and at night came back again to the house to lye, and continued so to doe untill thursday morning the 11.th instant, dureing which time, she this Exam.tExaminant hath heard the SdSaid father in law say ytthat the SdSaid Emerson had ꝑmissedpromissed to make her SdSaid father a clock for his meat and lodging whilst he should stay there. - But this Exam.tExaminant denyeth that ever Edw: Holt, Tho: Holt Sam. Fletcher, John Fletcher and Alexander Fletcher or any of them were ever at this Exam.tExaminants Fathers house, whilst the SdSaid Emerson was there, neither did she this Examinant ever see the SdSaid Emerson ever work or make anything in the fire, or do any other sort of work in her fathers house dureing the time of his stay there. Judith her Q mark Blower