Deposition of Ann Sarieant

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Ann Symon wife Sarieant wife to Symon Sarieant an english protestant duely sworne & examined vpon oath <A> by vertue of &c deposeth & saith That on munday last was fiue weeckes the deponent & her husband was cutting furrs vpon the land of Ballinasbugg where they were taken prisoners by some of mc Donoghes company & being carried to the high way leading from Corke to Bandonbridge she sawe William Tirry sub sheriffe of the County of Corke in company with the rebells driueinge of Cattle she further saith that the said William Tirry was had then two of his men with pikes in company with him & a foote boy, & when the deponent & her husband were brought to a parteing way the said William Tirry said to the rebells this man (meaneing the deponents husband) will doe you good seruice or woords to that effecte & further she canot depose
Ann [mark] Sarents
marke
Jurat coram nobis
12o May 1642
Ni: Philpot
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

Corke
Abraham Ashton He: Bargery
John mc Edmonds &
Abraham Henry Bargerys
others examination
for the murther of Roger Skinner
at Kilcrea
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Lo: Muskery
Re
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