need help to understand this text

[lepicard]

Hello

English is not my mother tongue.
I can read some sentences but some words are difficult to read. So I need some help to read the following text
Thank you for your help
Patrick

"Mary Fitzgerald wife of Garrat Fitzgerald living in Charles Street in the parish of
Covent Garden in the county of Middlesex.....

[janan]

Here is some of the next bit

......Paruke maker aged 45 years or there abouts being a witness ...... sworn ..... this 30th day of March in the year of our lord god 1715 in the first year of the reign of our sovereign lord King George

Peruke makers made men's wigs see https://www.graemepark.org/18th-century-occupations-the-peruke-maker/

[lepicard]

Here is some of the next bit

......Paruke maker aged 45 years or there abouts being a witness ...... sworn ..... this 30th day of March in the year of our lord god 1715 in the first year of the reign of our sovereign lord King George

Peruke makers made men's wigs see https://www.graemepark.org/18th-century-occupations-the-peruke-maker/

Thank you . is it the same word as periwig maker ? in french : perruquier

[horselydown86]

Here are the sections not already done.

...being a witnesse p(ro)duced Sworne & exa(m)i(n)ed the 30^th...

...for and on the p(ar)te & behalfe of the Compl(ainan)^t deposeth and saith as followeth...

[heywood]

Here is some of the next bit

......Paruke maker aged 45 years or there abouts being a witness ...... sworn ..... this 30th day of March in the year of our lord god 1715 in the first year of the reign of our sovereign lord King George

Peruke makers made men's wigs see https://www.graemepark.org/18th-century-occupations-the-peruke-maker/

Thank you . is it the same word as periwig maker ? in french : perruquier

I would say so and the text says ‘Peruke’, I think, rather that ‘Paruke’. Compare the ‘a’ and ‘e’ in Charles.

[janan]

the text says ‘Peruke’, I think, rather that ‘Paruke’. Compare the ‘a’ and ‘e’ in Charles.

Yes I agree 

[lepicard]

the text says ‘Peruke’, I think, rather that ‘Paruke’. Compare the ‘a’ and ‘e’ in Charles.

Yes I agree 

Thanks a lot!