Case of Katherin Harrison (Katherine Harrison)

              Rebeckka Smith aged about 75 theares testefieth as followes/
that formerly beinge at Jonathan Gilbert his house about 14 dathes/
togeather: Goodwife Gilbert the wife of \Jonathan Gilbert/ {Katherin Harrison} had/
a black Capp which shee had lent to Katherin Harrison, and Katherin/
Harrison desired  {desired} to have the saide capp, but Gooddy Gilbert/
refused to sell it to Katherin, after Goodwife Gilbert wore the saide/
capp and when shee had the capp on her head her shoulders and head was/
much afflicted, after the capp beinge pulled of, Gooddy Gilbert saide/
she was well, again \a certain time/ after Gooddy Gilbert wore, or put on the saide/
Capp: then shee was afflicted as before; the saide capp beinge/
againe pulled of Gooddy Gilbert againe saide shee was well, thus/
beinge afflicted severall times, it was suspected to be by witchcraft/
after the saide Rebecca Smith, herd say the capp was burned./
And further the saide Rebecca affirmeth that shee hath bene afflicted/
neare a theare last past, beinge suddenly taken her thigh and legg/
being stiff like a stick, and dreadfull sick, havinge strange Fitts/
in soe much that shee the saide Rebecca, often saide in the heareing/
of her warried daughted and others, shee thought or doubted that some evle/
person had bewitched her, but this both shee the saide Rebecca and the/
family doe affirme that since friday last past shee hath bene much/
better, her fitts, of the aforesaide afflictions have bene quite eased and/
taken away and wheareat on the Lords day since her saide first affliction/
shee and her Family have observed, that shee was usually most afflicted on/
the sabbath day but now this Lords day last, shee hath not only bene/
freed of the fitts aforesaide, but allsoe hath found her selfe well, excepting/
this they affirmed in my hearinge/
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