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Jane Wallis alleges in her confession that Grissel and Greedigut would visit her often, and bring two or three shillings for her when they did. Edward Wingfield's deposition of her confession agreed on this detail, but added that Blackeman would be with them.(13)
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1646, April 16 |
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Keiston |
Cambridgeshire |
Huntingdonshire |
England |
1 records returned.