The Proceedings of the Old Bailey

Reference Number	t16940711-39
Verdict	Not Guilty; Guilty
Sentence	Death > respited for pregnancy

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  Sarah Wilmot and   Mary Jenkins , were both Tried for breaking the House of one   Thomas Sturges in the day-time, taking away one Gown, value 3 l. and other Goods of value, &c. The Evidence swore, That Wilmot confest she had sold some of the Goods, and other part of them was found about Jenkins. Wilmot said that she gave Jenkins some of the things, and that she was innocent: The Jury was so kind to acquit her, but Wilmot had been tried last Sessions for Felony, and was known to be a Notorious woman, whereupon she was found guilty of Felony.

[Death -respited for pregnancy. See summary.]