Deposition of John Sewell

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John sewell of Borlton in the parish Killaland with in the Covnti of Killdare dvelie sworne <Mr {H} Mr B> deposeth that on or abovte the tewth[ite] day of November 1641
hee Was robbe of the goodes of the valve folloving
vid of Corne worth to the valve of tenn povndes
of haye to the valve of worth three povndes
of cattel to the valve of worth twentie fourty povndes
hovshovld stovff other goodes and Chattelles
amovnting to the valve worth twentie povndes
In debts ten pounds
By improvementes fortie povndes
In all amovnting to the som of one honderth twenty & ten poundes
And amovngst this trater[ves] Companye there was one John higgy of the p a rish of Killaland of the same and T[irby] denoon vnder <A> the Command of perces ffithgarett of Ballaghanon
fovrther more twentie Coves that I broovght to the tovne I loste twentie povndes by and ten povndes I lost by English men that Was ro o bed by the rebels & they spake these [ ] infamous wi cked words that the English vsed the King harsly for which he were departed into Scotland & from thence would come into Ireland & destroy all the English there
Jur 2o ffebr 1642
Will: Hitchcocke
Hen: Brereton

989

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Kildareo
John Sewell 2o ffebr 1641
Cert fact
Intw
20 Nov

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