Examination of Teige oge o Crowley

fol. 28v

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And the within Examinant beeing further asked wether he euer heard of Anye accuassation that wase layd to the Charge of said Boorowes A he Answreth he neuer heard of Anye thing: but that he wase An Englishe man, And Beeing further demanded wether euer he heard the foresaid Borrowes accuassed for sending of Intelligence to the Englishe; saith he heard that Burrowes should send A woman with Intelligence to Bandonbridge: And this examinant further saith that it wase aboute halfe A yeare after Burrowes wase hanged, that he heard that of Intellignce layd to his charge as he best remembreth And that & the most of the Country & he did then & he dorth now beleeue it wase but to Collour the Bussines And further saith not,

Teige oge Crowly

And being further asked whither McInycrymine lived at his Castell after Burrowes the day that Burrowes was hanged he answered possitiuely that he did, but how long he cannot tell:

Teig oge
Jurat & examinat coram nobis
ff: Wheeller
Peter Wallis

Teige og Crowley Examined
about Burroughs
&
Phips
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