Her  mother  swears  that  it  was  generally  understood  afterwards  that  her  real  name  was
Jackson ;  how  that  may  be  I  cannot  say,  but  this  clearly  appears  that  Mr.  Baster
understood  it  to  be  so,  because,  when  he  gave  in  the  banns  to  be  published  at  Iver  the
year  following,  he  described  her  as  Isabella  Jackson,  therefore  he  certainly  understood
at  that  time  that  the  name  of  this  person  was  Jackson.
Lastly,  when  nearly  a  year  after  the  Roman  Catholic  marriage  she  comes  to  this
marriage  she  again  appears  by  the  name  of  Jackson,  she  is  proclaimed  in  the  banns
and  married  under  that  name.
