Deposition of William Hoe

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William Hoe of Kilcunny in the parish of Dromlane & county of Cauan the barony of Loughtee Being duly sworne deposeth
That about the 24th of October last past 1641 he was in the place aforenamed robd by the natuies of the kingdome
In corne & hey__________________________________________16 li.
In cowes & cattell 34 head_________________________________60 li
In houshold good________________________________________40 li.
In mony_______________________________________________5 li. 9 s.
In apparell______________________________________________20 li.
In a lease being ditched & built on___________________________40 li.
In all robd to the value of 9 score pounds nine shill
<a> And this robbery were done by Shane Mulmore o Rely of Dromher in the said parish & Shane o Rely of Carleconne in the same parish & Shane o Monohon of Drumroe & Hugh o Mulpatrick of the same & Shane Baune of Dromlane parish etc & the said deponent being trauelling towards Dublin were stript of his apparell by Edmund o Kalwill in the parish of Ohill & his wife & children by them whose names they know not & the same Hugh o Rely said that the English thought to cut the throat of the Irish for ther religion but the Irish would prevent them & cut there throats first for there religion & the deponent further said that Phillip O Cur & Shane mc Curr & Turloagh mc Caddow lost ther religion being Protestants & fell to papistry
William [mark] Hoes
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Jur 8 January 1641
William Aldrich
Will Hitchcock

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William Hoe Com Cavan
Jur 8 Jan 1641
Intw

[Copy at MS 832, fols 134v-135r]