Deposition of Ann Whitley

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Ann the wife of Thomas whitley late of Moyvally in the Countie of Kildare yeoman sworne and examined sajth That since the begining of the presente rebellion an Shee & her husband have beene & are deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of all their goodes and chattells consisting of lynen brasse pewter bedding ringes apparell and howseholdstuffe of the value & to their losse of One hundreth & eight pownds: & in were & are alsoe expelled from and dispoyled of a leas which they hadd of a parcell of land <viij li.> in the Countie towne of Moyvally in the said County to their damage and losse of C li. more By theis rebbells <A> following vizt by Robert Darcy of Ballinderry in the Countie of Meath gent: Henry Griffin of Ballinekill in the same County gent: & divers others their complicees and Confederats & souldjers whose names shee knowes not And the deponent demanding the cawse why they the said Rebellious persons did soe robb & dispoyle them The said Robert Darcy and Henry Griffin the principall Rebells, desyred the deponent and her not to be angrie with them: ffor they had direccion for what they did from the King or to that effect
The marke of the said Tho: Whitley
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Jur xxiiijo Maij 1642
Joh Watson:
William Aldrich
Will: Hitchcocke

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