Deposition of Fergus Grymes

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ffergus Grymes Late of kilbeggan in the kinges Countie gent a protestant sworne and examined deposeth and sayth: That since the begining of the present Rebellion vizt about a weeke or tenn dayes before Christmas this deponent was by the Rebells in the Kinges Countie hereafter named expelled from deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes and chattells of the values hereafter mencioned vizt in beasts and Cattle worth xv li., horses and Mares worth xiiij li. sheepe worth 5 li. Corne in the hagard & in ground worth 160 li. hay worth xx li. howshold stuff & provition worth ffifty powndes ready mony xx s. & in apparell taken from him his wiffe & children worth xv li. & other goodes & chattells whereof he can giue noe estimate for the present, nor particulerly expresse But the his Losses which he can Remember at the present doe amount to the sume of twoe hundred and eightie powndes ster And further sayth that the parties that soe robbed and dispojled him were Hubbart ffox of kilcoursie in the kinges County (being the party Rebell that burned the Lord Lamberts howse at kilbeggan) Rory Magwyre of the Tore in the Countie of Westmeath freeholder Brian ô Cree of the Clownoughe yeoman Art fferdoragh ô Goghegan of Ballemc Hugh in the County of Westmeath gentleman & their Complicees and companie And further sayth that Rosse Mageghogan of the Pallis in the County of Westmeath & that t he & Conly Mag oghagan of Donnore in the County of Westmeath gentleman Garrott mag oghagan now of donnore in the county of Westmeath & all his 4 sonn s and most of the name and Sept of the Moloys are in rebellion & carry armes with for & amongst the Rebells Robb & take English goodes, & doe divers outrages against the protestants
Sigum ffergus Grymes [mark]
Jur xijo Julij 1642
John Sterne
Will: Hitchcocke
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ffergus Grymes Jur 12o Julij 1642
Cert fact
Intr