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Murtogth Doolin an Irish protestant and Eighteene yeeres a servant to the sayd Captain Brereton duely sworne and examined deposeth that his sayd master was despoyled and robbed of all those things with the summs annexed vnto them which his sayd master deposed vnto, to the losse of his master Captaine Robert Brereton by meanes <1030 li.> of this present rebellion of one thousand and thirty pounds at least, The cause of his knowledge he deposeth to be this, That the sayd Captain Brereton sent him from the Citty of dublin to see what of his goodes were left, and what became of his wife and children and that all was found to be lost, and that his wife and children were in restraint with the Lord of Ikerin in his castle at Lismalin in <A> the said County of Tipperary, and that one John o Heydon of the sayd Lismalin receiver of the sayd Lord his rents robbed captain Brereton of tooke nine barrels of oates and three barrels of pease, And further deposeth not by reason he durst not for feare of his life stay in those partes, but made what hast he could back againe vnto his maister.
The marke [mark] of the sayd
Murtogh Doolin.
Deposed maij 19o 1642 before vs.
Will: Hitchcocke.
Hen: Brereton
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Com: Tipperary
Jurat: maij 19o 1642
Captain Breretons
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