Deposition of William Robinson

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William Robinson of the Novan in the County of Meath, parish Clark of the Novan being duely sworne upon the Holy Evangelists before us, by vertue of a Commission unto us directed for inquireing and examineing all persons whatsoever, concerning their knowledge of Traytors, Rebells, their words and actions in this Late rebellion, deposeth <A> That he saw John Manning of Novan, now a prisoner in Dublin, in company with diuers diverse other Rebells that came to the Novan aboute the 25th of November Last past, as busy as might be in robbing and carrying away the goods of Roger Puttocke of Novan Clarke And the said John was dayly a companion with the said Rebells, carrying his weapon, goeing out, and returneing in with them, and bringing in severall other mens goods into the Novan with them. And further he deposeth not.
William Robinson
Deposed at Dublin 5t
of ffebruary 1641
before us
John Sterne
William Aldrich
Hen: Brereton
Will: Hitchcock

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Will: Robinsons of
Novan Count.
Meath to be
annexed to his
former deposition
Jurat 5 ffebr: 1641
Intr