Examination of Andrewe Rochford

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<s> The examinacion of Andrewe Rochford of Racoffy in the Com of Kildare being examined before me William Hilton esquire one of the Barrons of the Exchequer on the 5th of July 1642 vppon his oath saith that hee was borne att Trimlinstowne in the Com of Meath and for 3 yeares last p ending att Christmas last he serued <t> one Morgan Dowling a popish prist and that since [ ] Christmas hee Liued with Nicholas Wogan of Racoffy esquire vntill the taking of the same by the English army and that dureing his being there he sawe Captaine Thomas Dungan Captaine Tho: Woogan and <v> and Captaine Gilberte Talbott whoe are in accion actuall rebellion and that they were releiued [fested] by his Master Nicholas Woogan with meate and drinke there and he saith that hee heard that there was threescore pound of powder in the Castle when the kings army came there butt from whence or from whome <w:> it came hee knoweth not and that hee sawe fiue of the Walshes whoe were in rebellion with their wives releiued in the said Castle by his Master Nicholas Woogan and further saith not with meat and drinke and further saith not
Andrew Rochfort
will: Hilton

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5 July 1642
Andrewe Rochford
his examinacion