Examination of John ô Murrow re Adam Sinott

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The Examination of John ô Murrow [ ] taken on behalfe of the Commonwealth concerning Adam Sinott Late of greyherriock desessed
<to the 1st inerro:> this deponent sath the said Adam Liued at his howse aforesaid in the first yeare of the warr and many yeares after it beinge <z> in the Irish quarters, and sath that the said Adam might haue remoued himeselfe into the English quarters as some English did in the first of the warr
<to the 2 interr> he Can not depose
<to the 3 interro:> this deponent doth verelye beleiue that the said Adam did actually contribute in <a> the taxes of the Countrye for the maintaynance of the Irish forces in the first yeare aforesaid
<to the 4 interro:> this deponent sath that the said Adam did was [ ] in armes before Duncanon against the <b> English in the first yeare of the warr & about Christmas 1641: as a priuate gentleman
<to the 5 interro:> this deponent sath that he hath seen the said Adam at seuerall publicke metting{s} of the Countrye to promote the warr as this deponent Conceaueth
<to the sixth interro:> he Can not depose
<to the 7th and 8th
interrogatorye> he Can not depose
<to the 9th interro> this deponent knoweth that the said Adam was a high Counstable about the third year of the warr as this deponent Conceaueth
John [mark] Omurron
sworne and examened
before vs this 31th
of December 1653
Tho Hart
John walker mathew Stothard
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