Deposition of Andrew Martin

Date: 1642-02-08

Identifier: 818068r092

County: Wexford

Deposition Type: Dublin Original

Nature of Deposition: Robbery

Commissioners: William Aldrich, William Hitchcock

Deposition Transcription:

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Andrew Martin of Muchwood in the Countie of Wexford yeoman sworne saith That vpon or about the xxiiijth day of November now last He this deponent at Muchwood aforesaid was robbed dispoyled and Lost by the present rebells his goodes & chattells of the values following vizt howsholdgoods worth xx li. horses Mares & geldings worth xxx li. Cowes & sheepe worth xxv li. Corne worth 40 li., And further saith that John fforlong Alderman of wexford now turnd Rebell oweth this deponent 5 li. x s. ster, soe that this deponent is sure to loose that debt, His losse in all amounting to one hundreth and twentie pownds tenn ster shillinges And saith that the parties that soe robbed and dispoyled him & that are Knowne to be in rebellion are theis that follow vizt The said <A> John fforelong: and oneDevereux of Ballimcgir in the County of Wexford Esquire Browne of Balreikan in the said County Esquire a Burgess of the Parliament Thomas Rawseter of Raffmackny Esquire Georg Cheevers of Killeane Esquire Phillipp Cheevers of the Grange gent Hugh Rochford of <B> Taggonowhen EsquireWedden of Ballicogly Esquire Mr LKeating of Baldinstown gentleman William Hore of Harperstowne Esquire Walter Hore of Adanagh gentleman Anthony Hore of Ballishiland gentlemanMeiler of Duncormeck Esquire James Downes of Garririchard <C> gent James fforelong of Ardmead Esquire Christofer Brooks of Horetowne Esquire and his 2 sonns whose names this deponent Knoweth not Christofer fforelong of davidstown gent Christopher Hore of Bolgistowne gentleman John Hore gentleman

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sonn to Tho: Hore of Muchwood Jenck weddin of Barntowne gentleman Tho: Roch of fforelongstoun <A> gentleman Robert Roch of Dungeare gentleman John Devereux of the Deepes gentleman Richard Devereux of little Newtowne gentleman Robert Hay of Takumshin gentleman Alexander Roch of Roches lane gentleman John Roch of Balliharwakam gentleman all of the said <B> County of wexford Peirs Butler of Cloghinkiragh in the said County Esquire Dudley Cocklogh of Minnart Esquire Thomas fitz Harries of Kilkevane Esquire <C> Luke Keating of Kilcoan gentleman Arthur Keating of Kilkoan aforesaid his father Nicholas ffzharris of Kerriatt gentleman Nicholas oge mc ffitzharris of Mackmenie gentleman Richard ffzharris of a Justice of the peace, Alexander <D> Devereux Raienduff gentleman James Devereux of the Dirr gentleman James mcSteven of Ballinroe gentleman and all of the said County of wexford & many others whose names this deponent either doth not know or cannot remember William Esmond of Johnstowne Esquire & William ff sutton of Ballikirrogh in the said County Esquire and <E> Edward his eldest sonn Richard Sutton his second sonn & many others whose names he either knows not or cannot remember
Andrew Martin
Jur viijo ffebr 1641
William Hitchcock
William Aldrich

27 Wexford 159
Andrew Martin 8o febr 1641
Intr
24 no

Deponent Fullname: Andrew Martin

Deponent Gender: Male

Deponent Occupation: Yeoman

Deponent County of Residence: Wexford

Mentioned Non-Deponent Fullnames: John fforelong, * Devereux, * Browne, Thomas Rawseter, Georg Cheevers, Phillipp Cheevers, Hugh Rochford, * Wedden, Mr Keating, William Hore, Walter Hore, Anthony Hore, * Meiler, James Downes, James fforelong, Christofer Brooks, Christofer fforelong, Christopher Hore, John Hore, Tho: Hore, Jenck weddin, Tho: Roch, Robert Roch, John Devereux, Richard Devereux, Robert Hay, Alexander Roch, John Roch, Peirs Butler, Dudley Cocklogh, Thomas fitz Harries, Luke Keating, Arthur Keating, Nicholas ffzharris, Nicholas mc ffitzharris, Richard ffzharris, Alexander Devereux, James Devereux, James mcSteven, William Esmond, William sutton, Edward sutton, Richard Sutton

Mentioned Non-Deponent Roles: Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel, Rebel