Examination of Joane Henis

fol. 159r

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Joane Henis being duely sworne and examined deposeth and saith that John Henis aboue mentioned was her owne brother, and that hee liued in kinsale about the begining of the Rebellion, and that about the later end of Aprill forty one this deponents brother aforesaid went towards owen o boy brige, and there one of the Irish party Army by name William Gogan being one of the Lord of Muskerys being then of the Lord of Muskery party, who tooke the said John henis and Carried him away to mackrompe where hee was hanegd alleaging that hee was a spie, and being demanded whether she heard that hee was hanged by the Lord Muskerys order or not, shee saieth shee neuer heard soe, neither doeth know, whether he was in that Country at that tyme, and farther saieth not

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