Deposition of Margarett Hall

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Margarett Hall widowe, late wife sometyme vnto Joseph Hall deceased, late of Carriggreenagh, of the Parrish of Killcommon, in the Countie of Wickloe beeing dulye sworne by vs the Commissioners (in these Cases appointed) Saith as followeth Vizt
That about tenn daies after the Feast of All Saints last past 1641shee this deponent and her said husband beeing then at Hackettes towne (neere three myles distant from theire habitacion of Carriggrenagh g rineaghe aboue mencioned) for more securitie and safegard of theire Lives, were at that tyme (by true information and relation of theire Neighbours) Robbed and Spoyled of all and singuler their goods <A> and Chattles By Tirlagh Birne (whoe was indepted vnto the deponents husband) and by divers other his Rebellious Confederates; Whoe then and theire forciblely tooke and Carried awaye, Inprimis Seaven Englishe Cowes, Thirteene English hoggs, ffive English Steeres and heifers, One Mare, Togeather with a stack of Haye, and all other houshold goods. Namely, Brasse, Pewter, Bedding, Lynnen, Brewing and Deary vessells &c with much other Wynter Prouision: By all which Losses togeather with expences and Charges disbursed for ymprouement of her ground and gardens, this deponent is damnified at in ffiftye Pounds ster: at the Least, to the vtter vndooing of her and her Children:
Margarett [mark] Hall her marke
Jur xxviijo Apr 1642
Randall Adams
William Aldrich

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