Deposition of Nicholas Woulfe

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9o Aprilis 1642
The examinacion of Nicholas Woulfe of Clonefadue in the Quines Countie Joynener being duely sworne sworne & examined before vs afirmeth and sayth that on & since the Last of November 1641 there was taken away from him by the reblls of goods and Chattles moveable and v nmoveable to the vallue as alsoe due debts due vnto this deponent to the vallue of Two hundred pounds ster, the which goods were taken away from the Land aforesaid by Donnogh McDermott Grome of Cuddowe in the Countie aforesaid ag <A> togeather with Callagh Roe Walter Walsh of Ball Killbrittagh with divers others as this deponent wase informed by his servants haueing had one of his servants tyed by the rebells to a tree and threat h ned threaten ing that they the said rebbles would haue killed him this deponent s servant Likewise this deponent deposeth that fflorence ffitz Patricke togeather with his conserts threathned this deponent that vnlesse hee departed from his habitacion they would murther him And sai th that the cause of their soe doeing was in regard this deponent went to the protestant Church and was dayl y zealously bent against their religion and further sayth not that diuers rebells the said parties as abo v esaid did ha v e related that they are the Quines souldiers onely
Nicholas Woolfe
Jurat die supradict
John Sterne
Randall Adams

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