Deposition of Honor Pooley

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Honor Pooley Late of Rathcoule in the County of Dublin widdow a Brittish Protestant sworne and examined, deposeth that since the beginning of this Last rebellion shee was robbed and dispoiled of her goods and Chattles to the value following vizt two Cowes worth three pounds or thereabouts her househouldstuffe worth eleaven pounds, one hay ricke worth three pounds the Lease of her house and of a ffrench Killne thereto belonging in Rathcoule aforesaid worth fiftie pounds, in debts from divers of rebells <99 li.> due to her two and twenty pounds amounting in all to ffowerscore and <A> nyneteene pounds ster: by the hands or meanes of Charles Hetherington Walter Brannagh, Richard Eyricke Arte Armestronge John mc Christopher Dennys the smyth, Owen the Sy Smyth Patricke Carbry all of Rathcoule aforesaid and many others now all in rebellion whose names shee knowes not But this deponent saith That shee is informed parte of her said goods were received were received by one Mary Cavanagh alias fitz Gerald of Rathcoule aforesaid widdowe, which the said Mary partly confessed to the deponent
Honor [mark] Pooley
her marke
Jur 23o ffebr 1641 coram nobis
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

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55 Com Dublin
Honor Pooleyes Deposicion
Jur 23o ffebr 1641

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