Deposition of William Ellicott

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William Ellicot of Gartcorgan in the parish of Clunalley in the County of ffermannah yeoman a Brittish Protestant being duly sworne deposeth that vpon the 23th of October last past and thereabouts in the yeare of our lord god 1641 he the sayd deponent was robd by the rebellious Irish & lost in corne worth_________10 li., in cattell young & old worth_______167 li., in horses mares & colts worth_______56 li., in money 100 li. & more in leases in the parish of Clun n ally____134 li., in houshold goods and prouision____60 li. in all amounteing to the summe of___527 li. of English money <a> by the meanes of Captayne Rory McGuier & by the hands of Thomas og McGuier ffler[ture?] McGuier Shane roe McGuier & Dun McGuier all of the parish of Clannally & their Confederates, And many traiterous actions outrages & violences were done & committed both against the deponent & others in this present rebellion which he knoweth to be true

Will: Elcott his mark [mark]

Deposed before us
8 January 1641

Roger Puttocke
Joh Watson

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William Ellicott Com. Ffermanagh
viij° Jan: 1641
Cert fact

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