Deposition of Mary Johnson

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Mary the wiffe of John Johnson of Newborrowgh in the County of Wexford yeoman and Mary his wiffe sworne and examined saith That sinc the begining of the present Rebellion That is to say the xxjth of November 1641 This [ ] deponents said husband & shee, at Nebrowghe aforesaid were forceibly deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of their goodes and chattells consisting of the proffitts of his lease of the myll and 3 howses & a park in Newborrough aforesaid. & of the lower mylne 2 howses & 20 acres of ground in nere Newboroughe aforesaid Corne hay Cattell apparell Howsholdstuffe & other thinges of the value & to their present losse of one hundred sixty fowre pownds ster at the least By the Rebells Edmund Bulgar of Ballicahell in the said County of <A> Wexford Chirurgion Enagh mc Hugh Cavenaghe of Mullaneagroagh in the same County Gent & Turlogh Cavenaghe his sonne Art mc Dermott ore of Newborroughe aforesaid husbandman Donnell mc Garrett of Clenattin in the same County gentleman Owin Mc Turloghe of Balliloughan gentleman. Garrett Oare of Rahennegurren husbandman Cnogher o kelly of Barnelow in the same County husbandman and Dermott his sonn: David Cavenaghe <B.> of Ballyeiley in the same County husbandman Chirurgion & Humfrey Bolgey of the same Chirurgion: & divers others whose names they cannott remember, And further saith That the Rebells aforesaid stript theis deponents her , her husband & their [ ] 8 children of all their Clothes: & turned them out into the could aire in frost and snowe
signum [mark] predicte Marie Johnson
Jur 28o. Augusti 1643
Edw Pigott
Hen: Brereton.

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