Deposition of Charles Huss

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Charles Huss of Tuterath in the parish of Kentstowne and county of Meath, duly sworne deposeth, That on the 28 of 8ber last he was robbed and spoyled of o fifty and one heads of cattle worth an hundred pounds starl: besides 13 hoggs worth foure pounds starl: in houshould stuff and others provision worth thirty pounds starl: in corne worth 14 li. starl: by Thomas Tallon of ffennor in the said county gent, <A> Edmond Birne of Stackallan in the said county farmer, Edward Aylemer of Haysetowne in the said county gent, Thomas Aylemer of Rowlandstowne in the said county gent and an other younger brother of the said Aylemers of Rowlandstowne, and by one Turlah granger to the Lord of Slane, and by two heards of Mr Aylemer of Dolarstowne in the said county and by William Crump of Currahtowne in the parish of Kentstowne aforesaid gent and by Bartholemew Colloh of fflamingtowne in the parish of Kentstowne aforesaid, & Patrick McManus of fflemingtowne aforesaid, Robart Clasco of sisly in the parish of Ballmagarvy, Patrick Clasco of the same, Patrick Martin of the same yeoman. These sayd they tooke this deponents corne to make the Queene’s souldiers bread. They bound this deponent with a rope, and had hanged him, had not a gent of good fashion by chaunce come by, and delivered this deponent out of their hands
Charles Huss
jurat 22. Jan: 1641
Roger Puttocke
Hen: Brereton

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Charles Husse Meath
Jur 22o Jan: 1641
28 oct
Intr

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