Deposition of Edward Allen

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{Ed}ward Allen lately of Cour t Monistowne in the the {Co}unty of Meath husbandman, being duely sworne, deposeth {tha}t on the 25 of 8ber Last being manday aboute 10 or 11 of {the cl}ock at night be was robbed and spoyled of 8 melsh cowes { } heifer 1 fatt cow, 1 mare to the value of 22 li. in {cor?}ne 5 li. in househould goods and provision for the house { } in all [ ] 35 li. Besides at the same time {he} deposeth that Robert Woods of the same place {was} robbed and spoyled of 13 heads of cattle worth { }6 li. in corne 4 li. in househould stuff and provision {fo}r the house 8 li. in debts 11 li. And both this deponent {and} the said woods were robbed by Mr Plunket of [Gizly?] { } second brother, and John Dowdall alias cald Captaine Dowdall t{he} sonne to Henry Dowdall of Kells. and further {he} cannot depose
Edward [mark] Allen his mark
{De}posed before vs
{ }2 January 1641
Roger Puttocke
Will: Hitchcock

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