Deposition of Elizabeth Williams

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Elizabeth Williams (the wife) of Rowland Williams of Dunshaughlin in the County of Meath yeoman beinge duely sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That about since the beginninge of this present Rebellion Rebellion her said husband was robbed dispoyled or otherwise deprived of his goods and Chattles to the values followinge vizt twelue Milch Cowes and a Bull worth xxviij li. one reeke of Beare worth xij li., In hay x li. In household stuffe xx x li. Eight acres of winter Corne in the ground in danger to be lost worth xvj li. In buildinge fenceinge and improveinge vpon the his ffarme at Dunshaughlin aforesaid xx li. his interest in the said ffarme for ten yeares yett to come beinge worth x li. per annum over and aboue the rent he payes, (one yeares rent whereof he hath lost for the present and is like to be deprived of the future proffits thereof vntill <Cvj li.> a peace be setled, Soe that his present losses sustayned by this Rebellion amounteth to the summe of one hundred and sixe poundes ster of [ one ] The parties Rebells that soe robbed and dispoyled her said husband as aforesaid were Edward Cusacke of of Garestowne Esquire gentleman S Walter Shuker of Dunshaughlin Victualler Thomas Carroll of the same yeoman victualler Walter Pursell of the same yeoman Patrick Murrogh of the same husbandman Margarett Hanlan of the same Moretowne widdow Edward Martin of the same farmer William Gerrard of Dunshaughlin ffarmer Patrick Edwards of Wilkinson ffarmer Luke Clensie of Dunshaghlin yeoman,
Elizabeth Williams her marke [mark]
Jurat 7o Maij 1642
Randall: Adams
William Hitchcocke.

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Com Midd
Elizabeth Williams
Jurat 7o May 1642
Meath
Intr
Cert fact