Deposition of Phillip Haslam

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Phillip Haslam of Cappooly Capoly in the Q C. gent deposeth that he heard Mrs Dorothy Holte say e & tell the deponent that she & Mr Edmond Savage Esquire and sundry others of <a> the family of Disert were drinking since this rebellion att an house in the grange in Disert parish att a place called the Grange wher all the inhabitants are rebells to this deponents knowl { edge } and amongst the [ ] at t which ty me certen rebells went Came to doe some mischeife against the English (having some notice that Godman Walker & Mr Hoyle & other English were there fitted with peeces & matches fitted for ther mischeivous designes but missing of the partyes they looked for [ ] they came to the house wher the foresaid forenamed partyes wer drinking [ ] the said rebells did drinke and accompany them [ ] not doing or attempting any hurt against them the rebells enquiring only after the forenamedsaid persons Walter & Mr Hoyle
Jurat xjth Ap. 1642
John Sterne
Randall Adams
The deponent Phillip Haslam

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Phillip Haslome
11 Aprilis 1642
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