Deposition of Francis Eccles

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ffrancis Eccles late of Ballybough bridge the County of Dublin yeoman sworne saith
That on or about 6 weekes since he this deponent att the place aforesaid was robbed and dispoyled of goods of the values following vizt, howsholdgoods worth xx li., 3 horses worth 15 li., & expelled from his howse & farme <55 li.-00-> which would have beene clerely worth vnto him xx li. per annum So that his whole losse is 55 li. ster And is verely perswaded in his conscience that he was soe robbed by by one Patrick <A> Doyle late of Barronsmylls his nere neighbors [ ] since turnd rebell, and by some of Mr Alderman Arthurs servants, for that one of them told this deponent to his face that vnles this deponent wold lett him have some clothes which he had pawned vnto him he would take away his three horses:
The mark of ffrancis Eccles
[mark]
Jur xvijo Jan: 1641
Joh Watson:
Will: Hitchcocke

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ffrancis Eccles Com Dubljn
Jur 17o Jan 1641
Intw
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