Deposition of Thomas Vnderwood

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Thomas Vnderwood viccar of Rathmacknie in the County of wexford sworne & examined saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion vizt about the 10th of November 16431 Hee this deponent at Rathmacknie aforesaid & Maglasse aforesaid was by force and armes deprived robbed and Dispojled of beasts horses Corne hay sheepe fewell Howsholdgoods provition and proffitts & benefits of Church meanes and other his goods & chattells of the value and to his present losse of twoe hundred pounds sterling: & is like to loose the future proffitts of his Church meanes worth 60 li. per annum vntill a peace be had By the Rebells Robert Browne of Malranckan <A> in the said County of wexford gent John ô Murrogh of Maglasse in the same County gent Henry Sinnott of Tomhaggard in the same County husbandman Mr Christopher ffurlong of the Glann in the same County Esquire Thomas Rossiter of Rathmakny aforesaid Esquire & divers other Rebells whose names he cannott expresse, And further <B.> saith That the said Henry Sinnott & John ô Murroghe before the Rebellion began frequented the protestant Church, but since are revolted and gone to Masse.
<mr st: A: B. D>
Thomas vnderwood
Jur 24o Maij 1643
John Sterne.
Hen: Brereton.

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Wexford 71
Tho: Vnderwood Clark
Jur 24o Maij 1643
Intw
10 no