Case of Elizabeth Clawson (Elizabeth Clauson)

              we hos names ar her onder ritene/
haveing bine apainted by the honred/
Court to sarch the toe wemen namly/
goody closene and goody desbrowe that/
weche is ouir joyeynt  aprehene[n]s conserng/
goody Closene we find in har prifat parte/
mor thane is comene to wemene we/
cant say tetes bouet somthing exterordenery/
and goody desbrowes was somthing like/
it bouet agret dell les goody closens a dark/
red and desbras of apal coler/
sworn in court septr 14 1692/
attests John Allyn secry.	Sary gold/
				an wakman/
				in yi behaf/
				of tha rest/
We An Hardy & Martha Henry/
being by the court appoynted to/
make search on the body of Eliz. clawson we have attended/
the same & doe find to o[ur] best apprehensions that/
nout is seen by us which w,e could not find {...}fer/
at standford on the body of eliz clawson & on Mercys/
body they find what thay saw on her was/
grown somwhat less [a]n[d] a smale one w[hi]ch/
they sawe not before   sworn in court/
        septr 15 1692	John Allyn secry/
		attest/