Deposition of Henry Bargery

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Henry Bargery of Carrigroghane in the County of the Cittie of Corke a brittish protestant being duely sworne & examined before vs, by vertue of his Maiesties Comission (dated the 5th of March last) touchinge the losses & suffrings of his loyall subiects in the province of Munster & other particulars to be enquired of concerneing his Maiesties presente seruice deposeth & saith
<A> That vpon munday last was seaven weeckes the deponent was taken prisoner together with Abraham Ashton & Roger Skinner english protestants by fflorence mc Carty alias captaine sugan, whose carried the deponent & the rest to Kilkre in the said County to Grange William Tirryes sub sheriffe of that County of Corke & the deponent at the & vpon wednesday afterwards the deponent & the rest were brought prisoners to Iniscarry where he sawe the said Roger Skinner hanged by the rebells in a tree within lesse then a stones cast to the said Tirry his house opposit to his doore & further saith that the said William Tirry that time was within a stones cast to the place where the said Skinner twas hanged, & then in company with the rebells & further he saith that he was credibly tould that an Englishman (was name he knoweth not) was then hanged by the rebells being accused for stealeing of the Irons from of some wheeles belonginge to the said William Tirry & further he cannot depose
Henry [mark] Bargery his
marke
Jurat coram nobis 12o
May Anno domini 1642
Phil: Bisse
Ni: Philpot
Richard ffrench