Deposition of John Gilbert

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John Gilbert late of Lisnevah in the parish of Tully in the Countie of Catherlogh duly sworne and examined deposed That John Gilbert late of Lisnevah aforesaid the Deponents sonn was & is indebted vnto the Deponent by one Bond in the somme of tenn poundes and by a Bill in the some of three pounds ster and was & is also indebted vnto the Deponent in the some of seaven poundes more, All which sommes the said John Gilbert the younger was well able to have paid at the begining of this rebellion in Ireland yett is now soe robbed stripped & dispoiled of his whole meanes & estate by the rebells in the said County of Catherlogh as by his owne Examinacion vppon oath remaining with his Maiesties Commissioners remaining appeareth That the Deponent is out of all hopes to receive any part of the said sommes from the said John the younger, And further this Deponent saith That since the begining of this said rebellion hee was robbed and dispoiled of his owne proper goodes which were in his owne possession worth three poundes ten shillings, in all amounting <23 li. 10 s.> to twenty & three pounds and tenn shillings ster by some of the said rebells of the County said County of Catherlogh or County of Wicklo whose names hee this knoweth not nor could not learne in regard hee was robbed in the night time
signum predicti [mark] Johanis
Jur 13o Martij 1641
William Hitchcocke
Roger Puttock
60

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18 Catherlagh
John Gilbert Jur 14o
Martij 1641
Cert fact Intw
61