Deposition of William Andrewes

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William Andrewes of the Kinges Inns Dublin gent sworne and examyned deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof hee the deponent and the rest of the farmers of the Allome vended within the Realme of Ireland have since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof been deprived and bereft of divers debts and somes of money due and owing vnto them by seuerall persons within the said realme of Ireland amounting in all to the summ of One thowsand fowre hundred twenty three Powndes five shillings five pence: which sums hee is affrayd he shall loose by reason the parties debters are some of them gone into Rebellion and the rest are soe robbed & dispoyled by the Rebell as they are not able to make satisfaccion
<Dr J E P>
per me William Andrewes
Jur 7o November 1643
Hen: Jones
Edw: Pigott

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Dublin
William Andrewes Jur vijo Novembris 1643
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