‘_Susan Aylott_, the Wife of _William Aylott_, of the Parish of _Walkerne_, saith upon Oath, that about 12 Years ago last _Christmas_, she, this Informant, was sent for to the Wife of _Richard Harvey_, lying very Ill in a strange Condition; and, as soon as she came thither, _Jane Wenham_ followed her, and she, this Informant, wonder’d that _Jane Wenham_ followed her, since _Richard Harvey’s_ Wife had told her that she, the said _Jane Wenham_ had bewitched her: Then _Jane Wenham_ went under the Window where the sick Woman lay, and said, Why do they let this Creature lye there? Why don’t they take her and hang her out of the way? At which she, this Informant, had some Words with _Jane Wenham_, saying, Take you, and hang you out of the Way: and then _Jane Wenham_ answer’d, Hold you your Tongue, I don’t meddle with you, and that Night, the sick Woman, aforesaid, died. ‘And this Informant farther saith, That, soon after, _Jane Wenham_ came to this Informant’s House, and look’d upon a Child which was in her Lap, and stroaked it; and said, _Susan_, you have a curious Child; you and I had some Words, but I hope we are Friends; and asked this Informant to lend her a Glass to carry some Vinegar in from the Shop; then this Informant sent _Jane Wenham_ a Glass, who went away. And this Informant was afraid of her Child, remembering she was thought to have bewitched _Richard Harvey’s_ Wife. ‘This Informant further saith, That on _Sunday_ following, she was at her brother _Jeremy Harvey’s_ House, with her Child, and that her Child was taken in a grievous Condition, stark Distracted, and so died on the Thursday following; and this Informant saith, she thinks _Jane Wenham_ bewitched her Child; and saith also, that Jane Wenham has had the Reputation of a Witch for several Years before.