Deposition of Ann Johnson

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1202
Ann Johnson of the parrish of Raffdrum in the County of Wickloe widow aged 23 yeres or thereaboutes sworne & examined sayth That in the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof vizt about the month of November 1641 shee this deponent at her howse & farme within the parish aforesaid was forceibly deprived robbd and dispoyled of her goodes chattelles & meanes of the value and to her losse of liiij li. xv s. ster by the Rebells John mc Brian of Ballanacur in the County of Wickloe gent Luke Birne of Rathinagrew in the said County gent <A> and William Birne of Ballyfintroy and Charles Birne the sonn of ffellim [ ] mc ffeogh Birne gent and Turlogh Birne of Ballinderry in the County of gentleman and theire adherentes souldjers and partakers to the number of 300 or 400 whoe comanded her and her family to be gone from her howse for if they found them there in the afternoone they would burne them in the howse
<Dr J Mr B>
[mark] signum predicte
Jur viijo Jan: 1643
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brerreton

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1203
Ann Johnson
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