Deposition of Anne Cappar

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Jan: 4o 1641.
Anne Cappar of ffinglas in the parish of ffinglas in the county of Dublin widow, being duely sworne & examined deposeth, that about 10bris 17o last past, she was robbed of househould stuffe to the vallue of three pounds, and in other goodes to the vallue of forty shillings, in all amounting to the summ of five pounds <5 li.> By Luke Netterfield commonly called Collonell Netterfield, Collonell fflem- <A> ming as he was then called Captaine James Long of Abbotstowne Captaine Barnewall as he was then termed and about 700 other rebels, to gether with one Captaine Lawrence Rowen a fryer, And further deposeth that the day and yeare aforesayd some of the sayd Captaine Barnewell his company did most cruelly murther Edward Cappar this deponente her husband, and imprisoned this deponent and stripped her naked, threatning to hang her if she would not goe to masse with them, and affirmeing that by the Christmasse day next following Masse should be sayd in Christchurch Dublin etc.
Ann Cappar
her [mark] marke.
She is olde & not able to worke.
Deposed Jan: 4o 1641
these wordes Captaine James Long of Abbotstowne &
Edw ard Cappar being first interlin ed before us
before vs
Hen: Brereton
William Aldrich

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2 Ann Cappar Com Dublin
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