Examination of Edmond Slabye

fol. 226v

1896

<D> Edmond Slabye Examined sayeth that he Liued at Macrompe when the widow Hussey and others with a nayler & a Colyer wear sentt towards Corke And that he sentt his sonn Morrise with them to see theay might not be wronged but at the returne of Morrise, he tould his father Edmond, that doctor Halye mett with them neer Kellmurrey; who asked morrise whatt people he had thear, he answeared a Nayler and a Colyer And the doctor replyed he had buildinge in hime & he would haue them to worke vpon which Morris said he did not beleue he had aney anye need of them but that he might lett them Goe with the reste, but he tould him it wear fett for him to be at schole and if his father wear thear he would hange him now vpon which the said Morise returned backe to macrompe, and Gaue this relation to this said Edmond and further he sayeth not.

Edm: Slabagh