Londonss

An Inquisicon Etc taken at the Parrish of St Michael Cornhill in the Ward of Cornhill
London the 2d Day of October Anno [..] Din 1700 before me Geo: Rivers< no role > Coronr of the
Said City on View of the body of one Robert Willmot< no role > Gent there Lying Dead by the Oathes
of

Will: Gould< no role > Tho: Townsend< no role > Benj: Whitebread< no role >
Richard Stovely< no role > Step: Peters< no role > Will: Tyler< no role >
Will: Kittle< no role > Jo: Chadwell< no role > Paul Knewstab< no role >
Rich: Fettiplace< no role > Benj: Sison< no role > Lawrence Lancaster< no role >
Robt: Allen< no role > Jo: Johnson< no role > Tho: Haynes< no role > &
Step: Brittain< no role > Tho: Bernard< no role > Robt. Howard< no role >

They fyade that James Tyler< no role > Late of London Gent God not haveing Etc the first
Day of October in the yeare aforesaid at the Parrish of St Michael Cornhill London in
& upon the Said Rob: Willmot< no role > in the peace Etc feloniously Willfully Etc did make an
assault & that the Said James Tyler< no role > with a Certaine Sword made Etc of the Value
of one Shilling the Sd Robt Willmot Feloniously Willfully & did Strike & thrust
in giveing to him the Sd Robt Willmot< no role > with the Sword aforesd one Mortall wound
in & upon the right Side of his body neare the right pap halfe an Inch Long
& 4 Inch deep of which he Instantly dyed at St. Michael Cornhill aforesd
They Fynde him Guilty of Maide but fynde no goods Chattells Lands
or Tenemt: to their Knowledge In Wittnesse Etc

Wittnesses
(William Babington< no role > Surjeon
Richard Osborn< no role > Labr
George Willimott< no role >
Peter Avwain< no role > Surgeon