Deposition of William Tingle

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Aprill the 12th 1642
William Tingle off MountRath in the Queenes Coumptie Collier beinge depossed before vs afirmeth that in the begininge off December ther was taken from the Irish this Examinatt two cowes & two heiffers priz tenn Powndes & Eleuen shillings st the Leaesse off his owne Tenement & with diuers others which weare in the possession off his tennants twentie powndes for the benefitt off his Garden two pownde, toolles belonginge to his trade & howsshould goodes fiue powndes the cowes & heifers wear taken away by fflorance fitzPatrick off Castle towne Gentleman Likwisse Dermond McOboy & his <A> Companie took part off this deponnents goods & the sayd Dermond sett a longe skeen to this deponents brest threateningne to kill him vnlesse hee would confesse what goodes hee had hid & thesse Rebells professe that the had the Queens authoritie for what the did, Likwisse this deponent with one John fferna r d Jonas Minard goinge to fflorance fitzpatrick after the wear Robed to gett his passe that the might goe to Dublin complaininge that hee was striptt o sayd Mris fitzpatrick is it so great a matter to stripe one of Sir Charles his work men the would stripp himselffe iff they had it him & further saith not.
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John Sterne
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William Tingle
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