Examination of Mary Jenings

fol. 252r

1852

<symbol> The examinacion of Mary Jenings late wife vnto Rich: Mewden aged about 60 yeares beinge duly sworne vppon the holy evangelist by vertue of hir oath sajth that at the begeninge of the warrs hir husb{and} Rich: Mewden was Taken by some of the Irish party prisoner {&} <A> Carrjed vnto Kilbrittaine from whence this deponant hoped hir husband should be sent from Kilbrittaine vnto the Irish Camps w{hich} then was aboute Ineskeene butt sodens after this examjnant m{ett} with one John Bonde whoe tould this deponant that she should not Troble hir sealfe any further aboute the enquirye of hir husband for he was executed, at Kilbrittaine, and that he should haue benn sent to the campe butt that some enformed mcCarthy Reagh that a servant of one Mr Woodlyey was a witness against one donogh Clea, which was executed longe before the war vppon his Trjall att an assise in Bandon bridge vppon w{hich} reportt the said Bond told this deponant that MackCarthy Reagh Commaunded that he should be forth with executed in Reve{nge} takinge the said Mewden to be the witness against the said Clea beinge at that time a servant vnto the said Mr Woodly and furth{er} this deponant saith nott

Mary [mark] Jenings
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