Deposition of Ann McNamarrogh

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Ann the relict of Teige McNamarrogh mencioned & <A> named in the aforegoeing deposicion of Mris Grace Smith widow vnto whom this deponent was and is servant) sworne saith That she hath perused and heard redd all the said deposicion of her the said Grace Smith And sajth That the same shee knoweth all the thinges therein conteined to be true of her owne knowledg saveing she was not present when the words & expressions concerning the ould Callioghe were spoken, [ ] But she this deponent is veryly perswaded in her conscience that her said Mistris Relation concerning the same is true alsoe And this deponent further saith that by meanes of the presente Rebellion her said husband & she were robbed deprived or otherwise dispoyled of their farme and other their meanes goods & Chattells of the value and to their losse of xxxjli. ster
Anne McNamarrow
Jur eodem die & coram ejusdem Com
Will: Aldrich
Hen: Brereton
Joh Watson

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Kings County
Mris Grace Smith & Ann NeMarrogh Jur 25o ffebr 1642
Intr
Cert fact
hand

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