Deposition of William Adams

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Will: Adams of Drumroe in the Queens County husbandman duly sworne and examined deposeth That aboute the 7th of 10ber Last, he was robbed and dispoyled of his cattle to the value of 16 li. of his househoulde goods corne, hay and garden to the value of 10 li. of his apparrel to the value of 4 li. of a Lease worth in 3 yeares aboue the rent 15 li. in debts due on Rebells of 10 li. all amounting to the summ of by Teigh O ffullan of Cappalang Roskellton carrier John O Kenny of the sa me c arri er John Oh Horehan of the Downe gent Edmond o Kenny of the Drumore Couper Will: O Moune of the same Couper his sone <A> John O Moune of the same Couper Walter and Teig O Dugan, and Edmond O Dugan of Cappalughlin gent all in the Queens County. These parties robbed this deponent and are rebells and so are all their Irish undertennants at the places aforesaid. These fell away to mass Edward O Kenny Will: O Moune aforesaid The foresaid Rebells shewed a sheete of paper written, sealed with a broad seale of greene waxe, and said it was the Queens Commission for what thay did. That we were the Traytors, they the true subiects Robert Edwards of <B> Roskelton an walsh man, turnd papist and rebell. I
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Jurat 12 April 1642
Roger Puttocke
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William Adams
12 Apr: 1642
Intr 7 dec

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