Examination of Richard Row

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Richard Row of Bridgetowne gent aged twenty fiue yeares or thereabouts being sworne & examined Concerning the foresaid John Barry deposeth & saith
That the said John Barry dwelt at Kilkeanan in the said County of Wexford some tyme after Wexford was taken as a protected person; but shortly after the said John (vpon the killing of certaine troopers vnder Major Pembertons Comand, who were killed at Kilkeanan aforesaid) fled & betooke himselfe into Duncannon forte, where he the said John Continued till the same was yeilded vp <n> to the english by the Irish, & that the said John was a Leiutenant of the Trayne band in the Irish gouernment & receiued a shot in one of his thighes (whereof he the said John yet goeth lame) but in what seruice or at what time the said deponent knoweth not &c & further cannot depose
Rich Row
Sworne before vs the
7th of ffebr 1653:
Tho Hart
Am Andrewes

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James & John Barry

James & John Barry of
Barristowne

see for further euidence against
this James Barry in the Deposicion
taken against Dermot mc Dowling
Cavanagh & others