Deposition of John Dudd

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John Dudd of Castletarragh within the parish of Ballyhaies and County of Cavan [ Cavan yeoman ] Carpenter duely sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That since the begininge of this present Rebellion and by meanes thereof he was and is robbed deprived an or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes and Chattells to the values followinge (vizt) xviij en [ E n ] Cowes of English breede worth lj li. Ten y ounge Cattle [x v ] li. [ ten ] Nyneteene younge heifers worth xxiiij li. Eight horses wor xvj li., Corne in the haggaard xxiiij li. hay iij li. househould goodes and prouision xviij li. and the proffittes of his garden fruits worth viij li. and two younge Swyne worth xvj s. amountinge in all to the summe of one hundred fortie fower poundes sixteene shillinges <a> ster The parties Rebells that soe robbed and dispoyled him this deponent were Hugh Brady of Cullintrough in the said County (a Captaine of [ the Rebells ] a Company of Rebells there) and his said followers whose names this Examinante knoweth not, And that he [ ] by alsoe Dainell mc Hugh a brothers sonne to the said Hugh Brady and one William Brady of the said parish and seuerall [ ] of the said Hugh Bradies tennantes, And that the said Hugh then sayed that he tooke them by the appoyntment and for the vse of Phillip mc Shane ô Rely a Collonell of the Rebells who was then a cheife Comander of the Rebells in that County
John [mark] Dudd
his marke
Jurat xxviijo April
1642
William Aldrich
Randall Adams

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Com [ ] Cavan
John Dudd Jurat 28
Apr 1642

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