Examination of Morris Neale

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The Examination of Morris Neale of Ross aged about 60 yeares taken in the behalfe of the Lord Protector and Comonwealth of England duly sworne and examined deposeth as foll: against the seuerall persons whose names are inserted in the Margint proprieters of houses and smale parcells of Land in & about Ross
To the first & sceond Inter hee saith that the seuerall persons whose names are inserted in the Margint did live in the Towne of Ross in the first yeare of the Rebellion & sithence and did not remove into the English Quarters as other English & Protestants did
To the third Inter hee saith that the aforenamed persons did pay all publique levies imposed vppon them during the first yeare of the Rebellion <z> and sithence as others of the Towne did it being imposed vppon all
To the 4: 5: 6 7 & 8 hee cannot depose
To the 9th hee saith that Barnaby Dormer and James Archer weare soueraignes of the Towne of Ross since the first yeare of the Rebellion & was before the comeing over of the English Army vnder the Comand of the now Lord Protector
To the 10th 11th 12th & 13th hee saith not
<Rich Gromwell, Tho Lawry, Tho Costley, Jam Daniell, Tho Nevell, Phill Keneday, Barn Dormer, Will White, Math Dormer, James Archer, Richa Kerry, Anth Dowle, Will Stafford, Morris Neale, Peter Butler, Jam Dormer>
the mark of [mark] Moris Neale
Sworne before vs 28 ffebr 1653
Tho Dowse
William Woodwarde
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Depositions against
Rich: Gromwell, Tho: Lawry, James Daniell, Thomas Nevell, Phill Kenedey, Barnaby Dormer, William White, Math: Dormer, James Archer, Rich: Kerry, Anthony Dowle, William Stafford, Morris Neale, Patricke Buttler, James Dormer in Newrosse