Deposition of Christopher Goulding

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9o Aprilis 1642
The examinacion Christopher Goulding of Killmonyne in the Quines Countie husbandman being duely sworne and examined vppon the holly Evangelist saith that about the last of November 1641 there hath beene forcibly taken from this examinante out of the Lands of Killmonyne aforesaid by Daniell O Dunn of Tynnehence in Queens County gentleman Artt McCormock gentleman brother to the said Daniel <A> Mortagh oge o Dunn of Drymen in the Queens Countie gent with dyvers others rebles his th is deponents goods and Chattles that is to say Twentie milch Cowes, nyn heaffers six young beast 36 li. six yeareling 4 li. six other beasts three pounds three mares and one horse Eight pound in ready money three pounds househould stuffe haye and Corne fifteene pounds and this examinent further deposeth that the said parties tooke away from this examinente his sword price twentie shillings one smale fouleing peece price x s. and a picke and wished this examinent to goe aboute his buissnesse if any hee had to doe which he did for otherwise they would haue hanged him [ ] . And he saith that Richard Reddish of Clarehill is a notorious Rebell and told this deponent that he would send to him, speaking those words in the hearing of Barnaby Dun of Brittas Daniel Dun of Tennihynche and Brian Dempsy of And so indeed it fell out, for shortly after this deponent was robbed of all t he said Barnaby Dun checking and reproveing this deponent for taxeing the said Reddish to be a party in this rebellion And <B> addeth that Lysagh O Dempsy of Clonemaloro and Daniel Dun aforesaid have drawne Barnaby Duns eldest sonne and heyre into this rebellion with them.
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Jurat 9 Aprill 1642
Roger Puttocke
John Sterne
Randall Adams

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Chro: Gowlding
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