Isaac Newton, Comptroller
Isaac Newton, Comptroller
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| 7679 | MINT00861 | Report on two coinage offenders | 116 | 38 | 1,121 | Late September 1710 | Having been asked their opinion of a proposal to pardon the counterfeiters Jane Housden and Mary Pitman, observe that this is Pitman's first offence but Housden has a previous conviction for counterfeiting, besides other convictions for clipping and for receiving counterfeit money.||Printed in NC, 5: 68-70.||Sent by Newton and the comptroller in the absence of the warden, who would normally be responsible for such matters.||[No explicit recommendation on the proposal is given.] | 7/28/21, 3:51 PM | 7/28/21, 3:51 PM | View Edit Delete |