Sarah Angell: The Information of Sarah the Daughter (of Richard Angell) 20 November 1705 Isaac Newton c. 238 words The Newton Project Oxford 2019 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 20 November 1705, c. 238 words. MINT 15/17/518, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 15/17/518 Sarah AngellRichard AngellRichard BlackhamLady BlackhamAmy Angell 20 November 1705 England English Unknown Hand MintClippers, Coiners and Embezzlers Transcribed by Kees-Jan Schilt

Middx Ss. The InformaionInformation of Sarah Angell the Daughter taken upon Oath this 20.th day of Nov.er 1705.

Who saith that she knows Sr Richard Blackham and his Lady and that she this Depon.tDeponent togeaher with her Father Richard and her mother Amy Angell was at Sr Richard Blackhams house at Kentish town about two months agoe, and saith that before they did goe to live at Kentish town the said Sr Richard did frequently send his Foot boy, to this Deponents fathers house, and some times would come himselfe as did also the lady Blackham her selfe, and further saith that when her father was at work in one of the Garrots of the said house the Lady would be constantly there, And that Sr Richard would be there also when he was about home, and she this Depon.tDeponent hath seen the SdSaid Sr Richd Blackham & his lady Stirr up the fire in the furnace and hath seen the Lady blow the same, and that the furnace was made of clay after a more peculiar manner than any this Depon.tDeponent ever saw before, And that it was Sent to the house by Sr Richards Directions, And further saith that she hath heard the Lady Blackhā say, ytthat yethe SdSaid furnace had Stood above a week in Sr Richards Chambers in the Temple before it was brotbrought to Kentish town Sarah Angell Capt jurat &ct J. Stanley