Deposition of Elizabeth Snape

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1308
Elizabeth Snape of Knockrah in the parish of Rathdrum in the Barony of Ballinacorr within the County of Wicklowe, A Brittish protestant duly sworne sayth, That on or vpon about the thirteenth day of November last past between the houres of nyn a Clocke at night and eyght in the morninge she hathe been trayterously by the rebells besett and by force of armes assaulted and robbed of in Hay to the value of thirty shillinges ster: In Cattell eyght Cowes miltch to the valaue of twelfe pounds ster: And two Heyffers of two yeere old and three Calues to the value of <A> three pounds ster: In horses foure to the value of tenn pounds ster: In Swine eyght to the value of forty shillinges ster: In houshould stuffe provision and Garden, to the value of Twenty pounds ster & in ready money tenn shillings ster taken by the way And the Lease of the land, held from Mr Job Ward of Knockrah Esquire to the value of Twenty pounds ster In all amountinge to the iust and full summe of Threescor and nyne pounds ster: By the hands and meanes of Luke Byrne of Killcloghrhan in the County of Wicklow <A>, And Care mc Phellim ô Byrne of the Larha, Barnaby Toyle of Carregroe, Garald Byrne of the Glynns and Jame{s} Byrne his brother: Turlagh og ô Byrne and by Donell his brother of Ballinderry in the County aforesaid whoe came with naked swords and compelld me her & her family to yeeld all that they had alledging that all was theirs and they would haue it, And also my further saith that her husband was hanged the same time by Luke Toyle of Castle Cevan in the County of wicklow the Rebell This the deponent sayth and affirmeth to be true
her marke
Elizabeth [mark] Snape
deposed before vs Jan. 22. 1641
Hen: Jones
William Aldrich

fol. 96v

1309

22 Com wickloe 92
Eliz: Snape
Jur 22o Jan 1641
Intr 13 No
snape

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The humble petition of
Elizabeth Snape
widdow