Examination of Hugh Cullen

fol. 78v

The Examinacion of Hugh Cullen taken the day and yeare aforesaid taken by the interpretacion of Richard Dolman sworne
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<o> Who being examined and sworne to so much as concerneth others confesseth that he was in the castle of Clongowes wood when the english army came before it but came in thither but that morning that the army came, being before trauelling to another towne but fearing that he should be killed if he had beene found upon by the way betooke himselfe to the castle, and saieth he was neuer in the castle an houre before in his life and further saieth nothing that is materiall, Taken by the interpretacion of Richard Dolman sworne.

6 July 1642
George Barnwall
and others