Examination of Cnogher ô Boholie

fol. 263r

1911

The examjnacion of Cnogher ô Bohilie of Macrone in the County of Corke aged thirty twenty three yeares or thereabouts taken the second day of december 1653
Who beeing duely sworne and examjned deposeth and saith, That about at the begining of the Rebellion the examjnant liued at Macrone aforesaid, and <A> dureing his aboade there hee obse obserued one Coigan bring an a young man from about kinsale to Teige ô Callaghane Macrone aforesaid and there the said youngman was putt into the stockes, and soone after the examjnant saw the said Youngman hanged but by whose order or dirrecion the examjnant knoweth not, hee saith that the said Teige ô Callaghan was <B> Marshall there then, but knoweth not whither or noe the said Teige was at Macroone when the said Youngman was hanged as aforesaid Beeing demaunded whither or noe the Lord of Muskery was then there at Macrone saith that the said Lord Muskery was at Macrone that weeke that the said Youngman was hanged, but whither or noe it was before or after the said Youngman was hanged hee knoweth not, The examjnant further saith at the same tyme that the said Youngman was hanged there was

fol. 263v

1912

was a woman allsoe hanged but by whose <C> order or dirrecion the examjnant knoweth not, The examjnant further saith that Edmond mcMullmurry mcSwyne was then steward or ouerseer of a the said Lord Muskeries house, And further saith not

Cnogher [mark] ô Boholes
marke
Taken before vs the
day and yeare aforesaid
by the Interpreacion of
Godfrey daniell
Fr Willoughby
Rob Meredith
J. Temple
Hen: Jones
G. Vernon
James Standish

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fol. 264v

The examjnacion of
Cnogher ô Bohell
concerning the death of
yong man whoe came
from kinsale
against
Lo: Muskery

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