Deposition of John Davies

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John Davies of Killelongford in the Countie of Catherlogh husbandman duly sworne & examined deposeth That about the Moneth of November last hee was robbed of his goods & chattles at Killelongford afoursaid vizt of houshould goods & garden fruites worth tenn poundes of fifteene Calues worth tenn poundes of 4 swine worth 20 s. att Baltinglas in the said Countie of of Wicklow [ ] of two of two Cowes one Bull & fower heifers worth nyne pounds, att Hackettstowne in the said Countie of Catherlogh of Butter & cheese worth three poundes, of his wearing apparrell worth thirtie shillings of two horses worth five pounds, And the Deponent also saith That severall Irish men who now are in rebellion were indebted vnto him< { } 00> in the some of fortie and one shillings which hee is out of expectacion <A> to receive, And hee also saith That hee was robbed of his goods and <A> at Killelongford aforesaid by one Tirlogh Birne sonn in Lawe to James Butler of Killelongford & his companie, of his goods at Baltinglas by some rebells who pretended they must carry them to Luke Birnes Campe, And of the remainder of his goods in that Ex County aforesaid by one Cahir Birne of Portrushin and fowerteene more of his companie whose names the Deponent knoweth not/
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John [mark] Davies
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Jurat: March 19: 1641
William Aldrich
William Hitchcocke

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Com Wicklow Catherlogh
John Davies
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Jur 19 Marty 1641
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