Deposition of William Reinolds

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William Reynolls of Leighlin bridg in the County of Catherlagh merchant sworne and examined before his Maiesties Commissioners in that behalf authorized, deposeth and saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion vizt in the month of 1641 & since He this deponent hath bin & still is was at Leighlin bridge aforesaid & in the County of Catherlaghe forceibly deprived, robbed and dispojled of his goodes and Chattells consisting of Corne howshold stuff horses Hay wyne & beare, wares merchandize, his chardge of building of a new faire howse
& due debts to him owing some by Rebells & the rest by them that the Rebells have robbed and disabled to make satisfaccion amounting in all to six hundred thirty six powndes: And further saith that on or about
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Catherlagh
William Reinolds viijo
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