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Anthony Milles of the towne of Leitrym and County of Leitrym Joyner being duly sworne saith that when the rebellion began vizt on or about the three & twentieth day of October last past hee was att Leitrym aforesaid where hee was robbed and dispoyled of his goods of the value following vizt in Corne thirty five shillings in cattle and beasts thirty poundes, in hey thirty shillings, in houshold goods twenty poundes in readie money three and twentie shillings in Joyned ware and tooles thirty poundes in all amounting to the sume of fourscore and three foure pounds three shillings by or by the meanes of theise Rebells, Con o Rourke, Henry <A> Reynolds of the parish of Killtoher fferdarrogh Reynolds of the parish of Killtoher, Teig o Ruddy, Teig o Rourke Vlicke o Greyner with diuerse others to the number of two hundred or vpwards whoe said that they had a Comission from the King of England soe to doe & to robb all the english but not the Scotts nor Irish wherevppon this deponent being putt in great feare forthwith repaired towards Dublyn with his wife & children & comeing along about five or six miles from the place aforesaid, this deponent his wife and children were all stripped & robbed againe of theire cloathes from theire backs to the value of three poundes att the least by diverse of the Rebells whose names the vnknowne to this deponent
Anthony Mylles
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