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Robert Dunster Curate minister of the town & parish of Hackets Town in the Barony of Ravilly in the County of Catherlogh A Brittish protestant being duly sworn deposeth that on or about the fourteenth day of December last past Anno Domini 1641 at eight of the Clock of the night he was robbed and lost in bookes to the value of twenty pound sterling in other houshold < 123 li. 10 s. > goods sixty three pounds sterling tenn shillings sterling in stipend forty pound sterling farther And he was threatned to be run through with a sword by the Rebells b ut them [were] he knew not but was Credibbely <A> informed that the Cheiffest of them wear thes Morish Baune Turlagh Burn of Killycarty Coole mc Garrald of Burkhill Patrick Reagh of Hackettstown Patrick Moore of the same Carpenter Edmond mc Daniell of the same Mr Butlers [his] sonn and Daughter of Killalongford Edmond Burn of Port Rusheen his sonn & kinsman and Turlagh Burn of Raheen with many others yet vnknown and after this deponents Coming on the way towards Dublin being many times asaulted but most Cheifly about Balting glass which was by the falshood & trechery of Lodowick Pontin of the same place Justice of the peace and his adherents wher I lost my gown and mony which I had formerly escaped with
Rob. Dunster
Jurat 6to January 1641
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

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