Deposition of Joyce Deane

fol. 170r

1933

The same day came before vs Joyce Deane seruant to the said Anne <B> Hazell, and vpon Examinacion tooke her oath, deposed that all the particulars of Anne Hazell s Examinacion were true. She also sayth that she was thrice tak’n by the Rebbells vnknowne to her but of McCarty & Teig O Downys companys and twice stript stark naked s h e also sayth & that one Andrew Barkam seruant likewise to the said Anne was stript about Candlemas Last starke naked; & after wards being allmost staru’d <& almost staru’d among them and cruelly brok’n>, was hang’d by them. she also sayth that she was extreamely vrged by the said Rebbells, that she might to turne Papist, and vpon her turning was promised by them ten pownds & a Cabin; but she answered that she would not for as she were learning of the one religion, she should forget the other, and therefore she would keepe her owne: she further sayth that she heard some of the said rebbells say that all those that came to fight with them out of England, were rogues & rebbells to god, & the king, & that if there should come ouer any souldyers preesst from the king, they would lay downe their arms; & that they only were the men that fought for the king, & that they had the kings broad seale for what they did & further she cannot depose.

Joyce [mark] Dean’s marke
Jurat coram nobis 17 Sept:
1642
Tho: Graye Dec:
Phil: Bisse

fol. 170v

1934

Anne Hasells Exam

Corke