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William Harris of Blackwood Collier
States I have known Zephaniah Williams
these 15 years I have known him
since he had 6 d a day as a little
Boy . The first time I saw Z. Williams
was at the time Vincent was up
speaking at Gellygross at Battens
in a field by his House I saw
Z.Williams and Jones of Pontypool
going by the Bryn in the Week day before
the Riots. I was just come up from
the Pit. I did not see Z. Williams
till at the Welsh Oak on the Sunday
night of the Riots . I was at the Greyhound
on the Sunday night before the Riots.
I saw a Man with a glazed Hat light
colored Coat and a Red Cravat round
his neck - who is called John Reynolds
a Preacher. ( I had seen him and Frost
before at the Greyhound speaking
sometime before) He had a candle
or Lanthorn in his^ hand He was on the
first and called the Men on and
was leading them - I saw John
Frost at the Coach & Horses
that night he ^ had on a rough
Coat like the Sailors do wear a napped one
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and a Red Cravat round
his neck. I heard him call
all that had pieces to come
in front
& they did so
I saw Edmund Edmund
at the Welsh Oak
The Man I saw upon the Horse
________had a Jim Crow
in the Road ^ Hat referred to in my
Examination. Took off his
Hat & shewed two Pistols
and also some leaden
Bullets//. Some of the Men
wanted to take these but
he said they were Mr
Frost's. I saw him take
Bullets out of his Pocket
About half an hour
after I saw Frost in the
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direction where the men went
to
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[top right pencil notation]
W Harris
for the Crown
Reg vs Z Williams
_______Frost
_______Jones
[at foot] 444
[replacing previous numbering ?423 also ?251]
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