Deposition of Mathew Dawson

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Mathew Dawson of the Cittie of Dublin gentleman sworne and examined sayth That there are at the time of the th pr begining of the presente Rebellion were divers debts and somes of money owing vnto him this deponent: Some by them that are Robbed and disabled by the Rebells to make satisfaccion & some by others that (as this deponent is verely perswaded are in actuall Rebellion) amounting in all to the some of ffiftie five powndes fifteene shillinges And saith that the parties Rebells debtors & that are soe indebted to him this deponent & which as he verely thincketh are in Rebellion are theis hereafter named <a> vizt Robert Wall of Lawghtowne in the Countie of Dublin farmer William Tirrell fitz George Late of the Citty of Cork gentleman James Magraith ofin the Countie of Donnegall esquire & Tirlagh Magrath his sonn & Vllick Burke ofin the Countie of province of Munster gent an acquaintance to Mr George Plunckett of ffishamble streete gente a pursevant in the Court of Wardes
Mathew Dawson
Jur xviijo July 1642
John Sterne:
Will: Hitchcocke
318

fol. 133v

Dublin
Myles Dawson Jur
18 July 1642
Cert fact

319