Deposition of Tabitha Eccles

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Tabitha the late wife of ffrancis Eccles Late of the bridg end of Ballibought nere the Cittie of Dublin sworne & examjned sayth That since the begining of the presente rebelljon within this kingdome of Ireland vizt about the Later end of November Last her said husband, (whoe since deceased) and shee for saffty of their lives, fledd from their said howse to the Citty of Dublin: & only left in their howse some howseholdgoodes and provition worth iij li. or thereabouts And that quickly after their howse was broken by the Rebells & those goods by them forcibly taken away And her said husband & she had alsoe taken from them by the Rebells, twoe horses worth 7 li. & were by the rebells expelled from their said howse & a farme nere the same; which was then in the possession of one Patrick <A> Doole: Whoe standing indebted to this deponent and her husband in the some of x li. x s. or thereabouts for rent goods & other things fledd from Barons mylnes and turned Rebell & nowe for such his rebelljon is apprehended, and imprisoned And further saith that by meanes of the said Rebelljon shee hath beene dispoyled and deprived of debts owing vnto her by seuerall persons turned rebells & for [ ] of the proffits of her said howse which otherwise shee might have received (as she is verely perswaded) the some of tenn pownds more: Soe as her whole losse by meanes of this present rebelljon doth in all amount to the some of thirty pownds tenn shillings ster or thereabouts
Signum predicte [mark] Tabithe
Jur: Apr: 19o: 1642
Hen: Brereton
William Hitchcocke
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Tabitha Eccles Jur
19o Apr 1642
Cert fact
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