Deposition of William Pigeon

fol. 173r

The said William Pigeon of Balliman in the Parrish of Connaghe & Countie of Dublin yeoman sworne and examined saith That about the last of November or first of December 1641 (being at the tyme when the Rebells Robbed and dispoiled him this deponent of all his goodes as in his former deposicion is mentioned The same Rebells alsoe forceibly robbed and or tooke away out of the deponents howse or other wise there burned or made away divers bills Bonds and specialities for debts and somes of money owing to Elizabeth this deponents daughter amounting to Lij li. ster: and saith that all the parties that owed those moneys are soe robbed & dispoyled by the Rebells that they are disabled to make satisfaccion Soe as this deponent is verely perswaded his said daughter must loose the said debts amounting to ffiftie twoe pounds as aforesaid
Signum [mark] predicti Willelmi
Jur 29o Sept 1642
Joh Watson
Will: Aldrich

582

fol. 163v

Dublin
William Pigeon predicti Jur 29o 7bris 1642 ex parte Elizabeth filie sue
Intw Cert fact
vlt. no

583