Deposition of Edward Carney

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Edward Carney of the Cittie of Dublin Merchantaylor sworne & examined deposeth and saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof hee is deprived & dispoyled of debts due & owing vnto him when the Rebelli on began by divers persons of this kingdome of the value in all of one thowsand and fowrteene powndes ster xvj s. ster, And that s ome m any of the parties that were soe indebted are robbed & stript people by the Rebells Soe as they are not able to giue him satisfaccion And the rest that are soe indebted vnto him are (as hee is verely perswaded) are or Lately have beene actors in the present Rebellion carrying armes against his Maiesty and his Lojall protestant subiects: & partake with the other Rebells) and <A> are thus named vizt: The Lord of Dunsany and Patrick ffox his Son in Lawe now both prisoners in the Castle of Dublin Brian Kelly a Captain of Rebells whoe (as this deponent hath credibly heard & beleeveth) most cruelly & barbarously drowned one hundreth & threescore Protestants or thereabouts within the Countie of Ardmagh <B> John Gowlding Late of Saint Michaells Lane Dublin: Stephen Dowdall of Killalley in the County of Lowth gent Richard <symbol> Carney of Killalley in the County of Tipperary gent and Captain Richard Butler sonn to the Lord of Ikerin
Edward Carney
Jur 25o ffebr 1642
Hen: Brereton
Will: Aldrich
Randall: Adams
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Dublin
Edward Carny Jur 25o ffebr: 1642
Cert fact
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