Deposition of Daniell Hutchinson

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Daniell Hutchinson of the Citty of Dublin merchant sworne and examined sayth That this deponent and Edward Lake gent at seuerall tymes since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof hath bin and is are deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled at Baterstowne in the Countie of Meath of their Corne Cattle horses howshold goodes the benefite of their farme & lease thereof & other their goodes & chattells wherein they were partners of the value & to their losse of ffowre hundred pownds, and further sayth that there are seuerall debts owing vnto them in seuerall placs of this kingdome amounting to 600 li. at least Whereof hee is affrayd they shall loose the halfe: becawse those that owe the same are robbed and by the <700 li.> rebellion disabled to make satisfaccion: & some of their debtors are in open Rebellion. And further sayth That in or about July Last, this deponent was by the Rebells or pyrats of Wexford <50 li.> robbed at sea of his goods and merchandize worth fifty powndes ster & above
Daniell Hutchinson
Jur 6 Oct 1643
Hen: Brereton
Edw Pigott

466

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Dublin
Daniell Hutchinson
Jur: 6 Oct 1643
Intw
Cf

467