Deposition of Beniamin Willomett

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Aprill the 12th 1642
Beniamin Willomett of Clen Brock near Garren Denie in the Queenes Coumptie was Robbed & spoyled by the Rebells aboutt the Last of November 1641 as followeth for howsshould goods & all his tooles which wear many hee beinge a ioyner amountinge to the value of sixe pownd st the profett of this deponents garden two pownds & in apparrell 4 powndes for timber wrought & to bee finished with Rough Timber two pownd tenn shillings sixe Tab ble s Tabels prisse one pownd sixteen shillings three two bedsteeds two chears seuenteen shillings debts due seuenteen shillings Lost by Mr ffitz Garald of Balligegil a rebell. But by whom he was robbed he knoweth not, sawe that they were the rebells of the County of Carlow. Rebells in action, all the Brinans in Idoah of the county of Kilkenny. Thomas Evers of near to Garrendeny in the county of Kilkenny gent Thomas Keitan of Clonebrock, and his whole towne in the Queens County Edmond Daligan a ioyner of Ahamore a common maker of darts and staves for the rebells. These fell away to mass, Tho: Ashen of Killone mill a miller in the Queens County.
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Roger Puttocke
John Sterne

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