Deposition of David Blayney

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daued Blayney of the towne and parish of New Yeoughall in the County of Corcke Clarke) a brittish protestant ) being dewlye sowrne and examined by vertue et c deposeth and saith that in or about St Andrewes tide Last & diuers times since hee was robbed & spoyled of his goods and Chattells to the vallue following vizt worth 169 li. part consisting in debts due from the vndernamed Rebells vizt
Of horses to the vallue of ffourteen pounds of debts which hee esteemed good debts bee fore this present rebellion to the Amounting to the some of one hundred sixty pounds ffiftie fiue pounds & now bee come disparat t by reson that part therof is deue from the vndernamed perons Jo p English & protestants vizt Gregorie John Bland Thomas Stent William Howell. Thomas Hamer William Godward & Richard Huell Heew e ll & another part deue from the vndernam ed persons are Iresh & & Rebells papest vizt Shane Mc Bryant & Henrie Sherley both of the parish of macrones gentleman & barony of Condon & Glangibbon gentlemen John Condon of the donough o downinge & James Malona g e all of the Aforesaid parish gentleme n & barony and County gentleme n but in regard that som of the said parties the english & protestants ar vtterly disinabled by means of this present rebellion and the rest of them in Actuall rebellion ther for the deponant cannot geet satisfaction from them his Losses Amounts to foure hundred sixty Nyne pounds sterl ing And was by the meanes of the se that robbed mee and ffurther hee cannot depose. He further sayth, that he is dispossessed of the benefitt of his Church Liuings of Clandelyonullane & Macrom united worth to this D eponent ere the beginning of this rebellion co i bus annis fowrscore pownds per annum, which he leaueth to consideraction heese

Dauid Blayney
Jurat coram nobis
18 June 1642
Tho: Badnedge
Phil: Bisse
Thomas Ellwell

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Dauid Blayney’s Examinacion

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