Deposition of Elizabeth Parr

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Elizabeth Parr of Aghriplowes in the County of Cavan widow sworne & examined deposeth and saith
That about the xxiijth of October 1641 last this deponents husband William Parr and she this deponent were at Aghriplowes aforesaid, hadd their howse broken open and seised by the Rebells & were by them the said Rebells deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of their goods and chattles of the values following in beasts Cattle horses and sheepe worth Cxx li., howsholdgoods & provition worth 20 li., Corne and hay worth x li., And were thereby alsoe expelled & deprived of [ ] their howse and farme and lands & the value to their present damage and losse of 30 li. more And she is like to loose the whole proffitts thereof vntill a peace be established: And conceiveth that the proffits thereof wilbe farr lesse after a peace setled then they were at the time of the begining of the Rebellion And further saith That the parties Rebells that soe robbd & dispoyled them were of the name & sept or of the se rvan t s ô Breadyes <a> vnder the Command of Phillip o Rely of Ballinecargy Esquire <C.> ge n t a Captaine Collonell of the Rebells And saith that the stripping of her husband & 4 children [ ] did much forward their deaths as she verily thincketh
Signum [mark] predicti Eliz Parr
Jur 22o Marcij 1641
John Watson
William Aldrich

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fol. 44v

112 Cavan
Eliz: parr Jur 22o
Martij 1641
Intw
Cert fact

[Copy at MS 832, fols 135v-136r]