Deposition of Anne Howten

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Jan: 5o. 1641.
Anne Howten of Dartery in the the towne & parish of Dartery in in the County of Managhan whose husband was lately employed in his Maiesties service towards Drogheda, being duely sworne deposeth, that she was robbed of cowes worth threescore pounds, of horses worth thirteene pounds, of butter and household stuffe worth twenty pounds, of corne and hay worth twenty pounds, and of a lease of a Tath of land called Anaver in the sayd parish of the Dartery worth thirty pounds, in all amounting to one hundred forty and three pounds, by Owen mc Mahoone of Drumgarran in the sayd parish of Dartery freehoulder, who together with about 12 more of his owne tennants did the 23d day of 8ber last past rob this deponent of the premises, alledging that they had the kings broad seale authorizeing them to doe what they did. And further deposeth not etc.:
her marke

Anne [mark] Howten her marke
Jurat: Jan: 5o. 1641.
coram nobis
John Sterne.
Hen: Brereton

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Ann Hooten Com: Monoghan
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