Deposition of Vernam Mosse

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Vernam Mosse the servant of Mr Joseph Peisley of ffennory nere the towne of Kildare & in that county sworne & examined deposeth and saith That about the begining of december now last past: Hee this deponent att ffennory aforesaid was robbed and dispoyled by the Rebells of his goodes & to the values following vizt of Cowes Swyne and sheepe worth xxxiiij li. x s. debts and ready mony iiij li. vj s. corrne iij li., howsholdstuff and clothes iiij li. In all 45 li. xvj s. And that the parties that soe robbed and dispoiled him were theis persons rebells that follow vizt Hugh ô Cashadey of the parish of Lucka in the County of Kildare Laborer, Oliver ffitzgarrald of Dunneny in the same County gentleman, Henry Doolin of Sillett in the same County Laborer Morrice Torlton of Moretowne in the same County weaver, Teige ô Daly of Grangbeg in the same County Laborer, Donnogh ô Daly of the same yeoman husbandman And James Doolin of Do o neny husbandman all of the County of Kildare, and divers other Rebells whose names he knows not And further saith that the corne belonging to the said Joseph Peisley his Master was and is threshed out and carryed away by or by the meanes of Peter Sarsfeild of Tullagh in the County of Kildare Esquire
signum [mark] predicti Vernam Mosse
[proc Vernam Mosse]
Jur viijo Febr 1641
Will: Hitchcock
William Aldrich

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Vernam Mosse Jur viijo
Febr 1641
Intr
1 dec

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