Deposition of George Clark

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George Clark of Russelstowne in the County of Kildare gent the Yonger sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the presente Rebellion and by meanes thereof Hee was & still is deprived and robbed and dispojled of his meanes goods and Chattells of the values following vizt of Corne worth 200 li. Cattle & debts 100 li. The interest of his leas at Russelstowne & his charges in building & improveing of the lands there CCC li. in all six hundreth Pownds: But whoe took this deponents goodes hee cannott say of his owne Knowledge becawse he was not in the there, but was fledd to Woodstock But saith that the Rebells <A> Garrett ffzgarrett and Garrett Wolf were the parties that kept possession of this deponents howse after it was robbed: which said Wolf sent this deponent word that he was overseer of the protestants goods: & could retorne this deponent none of his: vnles he wold come & doe as they did And the Rebells at Athy Killd & cruelly murthered one Ric Barber william the Carrier and divers other Englishe people at seuerall tymes
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Kildare
George Clark Jur 25
Nov: 1642
Intw Cert fact