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Taylor how now Mary Said She, I hope you have pleased them Liber B. all now and Saved your Bacon, And mrs Johnson replyed againe and Said, if She had it would be well for her and you to, why Said Alce is She not Come well Soe mrs Johnson Alce Griffine and yor Deponent went into the Buttery and mrs John- son Said that her husband had or else he would give Robert Taylor Councell to give her a Suit of Clothes and turn her and her Bastard out of Doors, and we made Answer againe and Said it was too Cruell and Alce Griffine had urged her Sister about it and Mary Taylor replyed and Said would God She might never rise out of bed if it were not her brothers Child Soe my Cozen Robert Said if the Child were none of his he would turne her and her bastard out of Doors and Send them to Virginia Soe when mrs Johnson was dressing the Child p. 469 before this is my black headed boy it is like ketchmey Soe my Cuzen Mary lying in her bed hearing mrs Johnson Say Soe asked me why She Said Soe, and yor Deponent replyed it was by reason of the Scandall that was formerly reported of her and She replyed if She might never Come out of bed She could find no other father for it then her own husband on Munday following mrs Johnson Came to Robert Taylors to help Mary Taylor out of her bed and She asked me what Newes, and I replyed I know none but what you know, and mrs John- son asked me whether her husband nor No body Else had put the question to her, and I Said Noe; And She Said She would, and when She Came to the bed and bid me take away the pau puss and Soe I laid the Child away, and mrs Johnson Said to Mary Taylor O! wicked woman that could forgett yor Self Soe to forget your husband and yor Children, and Mary Taylor Said why, and mrs Johnson Said you need not ask me why for yor husband will not own the child and Said it was none of his, Soe when Mary Taylor was out of the bed Standing by the bed Side, mrs Johnson Said woman confess who is the father of the child for yor husband will not own it, but turn it and you out of Doors, never keep it from God and the world for you cannot hide it from God for it is known by reason mr Preston tooke a Bill of yor Husband dated the 8th of March 1651 Mary Taylor Said She was at his house of a Court day being the 2th of April and lay at his house that Night and when She was a Sleep he came to her and with his Deluding Toungue deluded her and Soe She Said often, who is this Said mrs Johnson Cetchmey? and She replyed and Said yea Saying Catchmey told her that She would Come about Christmas and mrs Johnson and your Deponent Said he was a Vile man to offer to delude a woman Soe And Robert Taylor was Sent for and when he p. 470 Came in, his wife Mary Taylor down upon her knees and desired him to forgive her and he Said the Law would take
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