Deposition of Elizabeth Pinion

fol. 247r

Elizabeth the relict of Richard Pinion late of the Colledge greene Dublin gent now deceased sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof Her said husband whilest he Lived & she were deprived bereft and dispojled of their leases howses buildings improvements & due debts all amounting to CCCCxl xxx li. 441 li. sterling of which debts the Rebells Arthur ffox of Crumlin <A> in the County of Dublin, Luke Birne ofin the County of Wickloe: Patrick Pepper ofin the County of Esquire & Patrick Walsh of the towne and County of Wexford, truly owed vnto them seuerall sumes Amounting to Cxl li. ster
<441 li.-00-00 &
77-00-00
5 28>
Signum [mark] predicte Elizabeth
Jurat xo Jan 1643
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brereton

And the said Elizabeth Pynion further saith vpon her oath aforesaid That her said late husband in his lifetime and she since his death lent to the vse of his Maiesty for the mainteinance against of his souldjers against the Rebells the summ of xlvij li. ster or thereabouts And besids the some of his Maiesty owed to her said husband for his service and entertainment money as an officer and souldier against the Rebells the some of thirtie Powndes sterling, which her said husband in his lifetime could not receive, & shee hath bin since his death kept from her soe as she is affraid she shall loose the same although her said husband to doe his Maiesty service Left off his trade & profession
Signum predicte Elizabeth [mark]
Jur vt supra
688 li.
589

fol. 274v

Dublin
Elizabeth Pinion Jur 10 Jan 1643
Cf

590

fol. 247v

Dublin
Eliz Pinnon Jurat 10 Jan
1643
Cf