Deposition of John Buckner

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John Buckner late of Colinglosse in the Countie of wexford husbandman yeoman tenant to the Lord Esmond sworne & examjned deposeth & sayth That since the begining of the present rebellion vizt on or about the xxv 17th day of November Last 1641 Hee this deponent was expelled from, deprived, robbed, or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes & chattells at Colinglosse aforesaid of the values following vizt of beasts and Cattle worth Lxvj li.: Horses Mares and a Colt worth xvj li., Corne & Hay in the Haigard xiiij li., ready mony x li., howsholdstuff xxx li. In building hedging ditching & improvement of his howse and grownds worth xx li. In all amounting to the summe of Clvj li. ster: By and by the meanes of Redmond Mc Phelim Mc ffewgh <A> Birne ofin the County of Wickloe Gent Lawrence Mc Art of Clonroe & Mulmurry Mc Art of the same gentlemen, and by a great number of other Rebells in their Companyes: And further saith that the other parties that this deponent Knowes to have beene actors in this presente rebellion are theis that follow vizt John Dojle of the Carrick in the <B> Countie of Wexford Esquire Collonell of the Rebells Thomas Wafer of Ballilurgan in the same Countie Esquire Captain of the Rebells william ô Dowle of Portchester another Captain of the Rebells John Mc Eballa of Crancribban in the same County gentleman another Captain of rebells Nicholas Edm Esmond of Ballilassy gent Donnogh mc Edmund of Ballibane <C> husbandman, a notorious rebell of old John Esmond of Corconnell husbandman Garrett Boy of Killineyrin husbandman Edward Knowles of Limrick Esquire: Edward

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Edward Archbold of the same Marchant: David Maning of the same Taylor Peirce Butler of <A> the same Inkeeper George Caffoe of the same victler Adam Cas Wafer of the Ask a freeholder Lawrence Mc Art of Clonroe aforenamed Mulmurry Mc Art of the same beforenamed Abraham Stronge of Tubberduff gentleman Donogh Mc Thomas of Aney Colonell amongst the Rebells John osborne of Killmurry gent Edmund Bulger of Colneglosse aforesaid Laborers: Sir Thomas Esmond knighte, a bastard sonn to <B.> the Lord Esmond: whom this deponent (then being in wexford) sawe when he went to the lord Esmond, And saith that becawse the said Sir Tho: perswaded the lord Esmond to turne to the Rebells the said Sir Lord Esmond turned him out from him and Casheered him and therevpon the said Sir Tho: run presently into rebellion, Thomas Murrey of Colneglosse aforesaid Cooke John James of Newbrowgh gentleman Nicholas Mc dermott <C> Boy of Monetowre farmer John dale & Owen Dale of Monetowre aforesaid gent, Nicholas ô ô Mulchale of the Newtowne husbandman Eny Mc Eballa of Rathpeirce a freeholder Philip Mc David of Ballifadda gent, George Shingleton <D> of Ballinecree, an Englishman all of the County of Wexford & Anthony Cavenagh of in the County of wexford aforesaid gent
John Buckners mark
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Jur 7o Junij Maij
1642
John Sterne:
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John Buckner Jur
8 7o Junij Maij 1642
Cert fact
Intr 17 No