Deposition of Sibil Hutchinson

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<Com Regis [ ]> Sibill the wife of Adam Hutchenson late of Dromoyle in the kinges Co{unty} and Sibill now his wife being duely sworne and exa{mined} deposeth and sayth That since the beginninge of this p{resent} Rebellion and by meanes and occasion thereof they her said husband and {shee} are robbe{d} stripped and despoyled of all their whole goods and person{all} Estate, consistinge of Cattle as Cowes sheep horses y{ } Cattle houshold goods linnen woollen brasse pewter beddinge Corne and hay houshould provision yron all necessaries for husbandrie and belonginge to a householder and two good dwellinge houses which were wholly burnt to the grownd by the Rebells All which said Losses doe amount to the somme <25 li. present losse {1}3 li. per annum> of Ninetie pounds and Nine shillinges sterling togither with the [ ] proffitts of his lands holden by lease <A> which were worth Thirteene pounds per Annum twoe yeres proffits being already Lost The names of the Rebells whoe soe dispoyled the aforesaid Adam & Sybbell were theise Ensueing by name Generall Preston the Earle of Castlehauen Sir Robert Talbott, Arte Molloy Esquire Teige Carroll of Rathmore Esquire & diverse others whome the said deponent cannot remember theire names
The marke of Sibill Hutchinson
Deposed by the said Sibill before us
The 24th of May 1643
Hen: Brereton
Randall: Adams:

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Kings County
Adamm Hutchinson Jur
24o Maij 1643
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