Deposition of Elizabeth Lambert

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Elizabeth the Relict of Geffrey Lambert late of Beanstowne in the County of Meath sworne and examined sworne and examined deposeth and saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion, vizt about the viijth of November 1642 1641 her said husband (whoe was then alive) and shee were deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of their meanes goods & chattells consisting of ready mony howsholdgoods provition Cowes horses Mares implements of husbandry apparell & other thinges worth Cxxxvj li. ster By Sir William Hill of Ballibeg in the same Countie <A> knight whoe hadd their money & some other of their goodes And one Tho: Brady Patrick Sheradan William Kelly and Lawrence ffarrell 4r three of the said Sir Williams tennants which hadd another part of the said goodes And further saith That her said husband as hee (for saffty of his Liffe) was flying towards Dublin was slaine in the way nere Kilcock by the Rebells as she thincketh
Signum predicte Elizabethe
Jur 7o Martij 1642
Joh Watson
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Elizabeth Lambert Jur
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