Deposition of Edmund Nultye

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Edmund Nultye of the parish of the St Clements Danes in the County of Midlesex in the Realme of England and now of Dublin Taylor vppon the holy Evangelist deposeth that he came into the Kingdome of Ireland about the later end of August last past purposely to receave from the right honorable the Lord viscount Moore of Drogheda lxiiij li. xiij s. ix d. from the Lord viscount Dillon of Costelloe Clxx li. from Robert Dillon of Walterstowne v li. from Henry Plunkett nephew to the Earle of ffingale v li. viij d. from Richard Murphy of Ballrotherie viij li. x s. ij d. form Sir Edward Loftus lvij li. ij s. from Capten Chichester ffortescue iiijxx li. ij s. v d. from Collonell Richard Plunkett vj li. from Sir Lucas Dillon xxviij li. from Leiftenant Michaell Byrne Liiij s. from the Lord viscount Gormonstowne xxvj li. from Gerrald fz Gerrald his servant vij li. x s. from Henry Parry ix li. iiij s. from Gerrott Kavenagh vij li. from Michaell Cole sonn & heire vnto Sir William Cole Knight viij li. ij s. iij d. from James Weldon of the Newry xvij s. vj d. from Collonell Gerrald Talbott xiij li. xij d. amountinge in all to the <498 li. 17 s. 9 d.> sume of iiijC iiijxx xviij li. xvij s. ix d. which he cannott receave but conceaveth to be vtterly lost in regard the greatest number of the said parties are in Rebellion and the rest are robbed & theire estates wasted by the Rebells that they are thereby altogether disabled to sattisfie this deponent the said seuerall sumes soe due vnto him (as by theire seuerall specialties ready to be produced may appere) besides the interest of his money since the said parties became indebted vnto him & by reason he cannot receave the said moneys he is altogether disabled to sattisfie his creditors in London neither can he with safety repaire homeward for feare of arrests
Edmond Nulty:
jurat 7. Martij 1641.
Roger Puttocke
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