Deposition of Phillip Whitman

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Phillip Whitman of the towne & parish of Drumlaine in the Barrony of Loughty and County of Cavan yeoman (an English protestant) Aged fforty five yeares or thereabouts, being duely sworne deposeth that he was Robed and lost in the parish of Drumla i ne aforesaid in Cattle One hundreth pounds, and thirty pounds in household goods worth One hundreth pounds, in Corne and hay worth thirty pounds, in dewe debts worth ffortye pounds and in leases worth threescore pounds, in all Amounting to the some of three hundreth and threescore pounds, By Phillip mc Hugh mc Shane ô Rely one of the knights of the Shire for the said County and (or his Company that hath risen in Rebellion with him), the Nyne & twentieth day of October last in the day tyme But heard not anye of the Rebells give out anye evill word, but said they wold keepe the goods for the vse of the English. And that the Rebells of other Countyes shold not take them, But And further his deponent deposeth that he his wife and five Children were all stript and there Cloathes taken from them by some of the said Companye of Rebells att Youghall in the said County of Cavan the third day of November last who held Skeanes to this deponents brest threatening to kill him.
Philip Whitman
Jur 4o Jan: 1641 coram nobi

Hen: Jones
John Watson
He is entred in Captaine Hassets company in the Colledge

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Philip Whitman
Com Cavan
Jan. 4. 1641
+ Cert