Deposition of William Trowte

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Thomas Trowte of Rathdrum in the parish of Rathdrume in the Barony of BallynaCorr within the County of Wicklowe, A Brittish protestant duly sworne sayth That on and or about the sixt day of November last past betweene the houres of fiue a Clocke & seaven a Clocke in the morninge he hath been trayterously besett and by force of armes assaulted and robbed and lost in Hay to the value of three foure pounds ster In Cattell sixe english Cowes & three Calues to the value of twelfe pounds ster: and the three Calues more to value of thirtye shillinges ster: Two horses to the value of fiue pounds ster: In houshould stuffe and Garden to the value of Twentye pounds ster: In depts fourteen pounds ster: In all amountinge to the iust and full summe of sixe and fiftye pounds ster: By the hands and meanes of Luke Byrne called Collonell Donell <A> mc Hugh Duff and Turlagh og mc Donell and Donell mc Donell his brother all of Ballinderry, in the Count Wicklow And John Byrne of BallinaCorr all gent <and Will: > Duff of Ballenacorrr, Donnough O g ge near Ohrum threatinge and alledging that they would sett fire on the house vnles wee the deponent & the rest departed and saying that the land is was theires and all that thereon is was This the deponent sayth and affirmeth to be true : Hee
signum [mark] predicti Thomas
jur 13mo Januar 1641
Roger Puttocke
Joh Watson

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[ ] The p etition examinacion of Thomas
Troute as followeth of the Countie
of wickloe Jur 13o Jan: 1641
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