Deposition of Richard Hooke

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Richard Hooke of Maryburrough in the Queens County duly sworne and examined, deposeth, concerning <A> Will: Skelton of Maryburrough, that the said Will: removed his goods to the Country, forsoke the Towne and Liued in the Country sometimes among the rebells in the time of this rebellion And this deponent among other souldiers going forth, & comeing to the said Will: House, saw diverse rebells run out of the said Will: House, and found with him both powder and bullets, although the said Will: were no souldier allowed, or had Lawfull waies to have or vse the said powder and bullets. This powder and bullets this deponent tooke from him and still hath the powder and bullets in his possession
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jurat 12 April 1642
Roger Puttocke
John Sterne

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30 Q 62
12 Apr 1642
Ric Hooke
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