Deposition of James Nugent

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James Nugent vicar of Mullingare in the Countie of weastmeath cleark sworn saith & deposeth that since the present rebellion began vizt aboute the theertinth of December last or thereaboutes & before he was robbed & dispoiled of his goods as followeth, in Corn fourscoare pounds In catle 24 30 li. In household goods & other goods 200 li. In debts 300 li. & fiftie pounds in church livings 200 li. per annum In & expelled from lands of Ancient Inheritance with what his mother holds in iointure & his vncle Thomas Nugent during his naturall life 500 li. per annum the said lands lying & being in the said Countie the Countie of Meath & the Countie of Cavan & the said goods were taken <A.> from him by James xpall stephen xpall & others rebells of Mullingar & by Simon Griffin of Cnocksimon & others whose names he doth not knowe of that Countie of weastmeath
James xpall said that noe Englishman should Liue in the Countie of weastmeath Jaspar Nug{ent} <B.> of lackan in Com Longford said & swore that none should Liue in Ireland but such as would goe to Mass
<210-00-00
250-00-00
200-00-00
500-00-00 per annum
1160-00-00
600 li. per annum>
James Nugent
Deposed before us 4th January 1641
Randall Adams
Roger Puttocke
[parte f{ }]
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As I haue heard from such as said did see it Hubert <A.> fitzgarrat of Mullingar turned to Mass & old Jane Greimes & James Clifford of the same towne who formerlie went to church
James Nugent.

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Mr James Nugent
of Mullingar County
Westmeath Clark
his deposition 4to
January 1641
Intw
Cert fact
+ 13 dec

Westmeath

Symbol/y?

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A.