Deposition of Thomas Morley

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Thomas Morley of Coughes in the Kinges County gentleman aged 55 yeres or thereabouts sworne & examined saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof That is to say in the month of1641 and since this deponent att the Coughes aforesaid, and nere thereabouts was deprived <A> robbed and dispoyled of his goods chattells & estate of the value & to his losse of One thowsand nynty seven pownds ster, And that the Rebellion Brian Mulloy the sonn of William Mulloy of Balleboy in the kings County gent, and his eldest sonn Brian (whoe is a Captain of Rebells) together with one Collo McCade of Molloy of Lohold his 3 sonns & divers other Rebells in their company forceibly then and there came & seized on and possessed the deponents howse and said goods And further saith That one Nicholas Harbert of Killyan in the County aforesaid Esquire had 2 Chests of this deponents goods deliuered vnto him worth 60 li. to be kept saffly for the deponent But saith whenas this deponent desired to haue them redeliuered vnto him He the said Nichas Harbert refused to restore any of them but still deteineth them: and was a daily harbourer of Rebells and contrary to the the constancy of a Religious and true professor turned papist since the Rebellion began.
<Dr J: Mr B>
Tho: Morley
Jur 5o Jan: 1643 coram
Hen: Brereton
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Tho: Morley Jur 5o Januarij 1643
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