Deposition of Margrett Bib

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1561

Margrett Bib late of Peltowne in the par{ish of } { } in the barony of deses in the County of Watterf{ord} widdowe a br ittish protestant being deuely sowrn{e} and Examined by vertue of &c deposeth and saith that by meanes of this present Rebellion that on or About the twelfe day of Januarie last shee was robbed and spoyled of her goods & Chattells to the seuerall vallues ffollowing vizt value of 26 li. sterling, part consisting
Of cowes & heiffers to the vallue of ffourteen pound s : of howshold goods to the vallue of fouertty fourty shillings ffurther the deponent sath saith that by meanes reson of this Re rebellion shee wa{s} Expelled and driuen ffrom her said howse and garden plott of the said County which howse shee wa then newly bulte which and cost her seauen pounds and was which said howse was burned by meanes reson of meanes this present rebellion of debts which shee acco{unted} good debts beefore this present rebellion amounting to the sume of three pounds and nowe beecom disperatt by resone part therof dewe ffrom the vndernamed person s : English & protestants vizt John Adams John Delbredy & Thoma{s} Rogge r s being vtterly Impouerished by means of this Rebellion Debts due from Iresh and Papists Donell oh bryant of and ballanelly in said county gentellman and Guarett Enseden of Nu { } in the said county yeoman with others that shee cannot well remember In wh whoe are now out in Actuall Rebellion ther fore the deponant cannot gett satisfaction from them the totall of her losses Amounts to the twenty six pounds sterling & ffurther the depon cannot depose
Margrett [mark] Bibs marke
Jurat coram nobis
22o May Junij 1642
Tho Badnege
Phil: Bisse
Hen: Rugge
Thomas Ellwell

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The examination of
Margarett Bibe
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Waterford
Reu
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