Deposition of Ellis Wilson

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Margrette Wilson the wife of Ellis Wilson of Virginia in the Countie of Cavan shoomaker sworne and examined sayth that since the begining of the present Rebellion I she and her said husband hee this deponent hath beene & were deprived from robbed or otherwise dispoyled of their his goods & chattells of the values following vizt beasts and Cattle worth xvj li. Sheepe worth xxx s. 2 Mares & Colt worth iij li. x s. [ xxx s . ] Hay & turfe worth iiij li. Howsehold goods & provition worth < [ ] li. 50 li &> twenty powndes And were expelled from their freehold Land worth five pownds per annum whereof one yeres proffitt is already lost & they are like to loose the furture proffitts thereof vntill a peace be established Soe that their present losses amount to ffifty pownds xxx [ ] besides the future, < 50 li. 5 li. per annum> And sayth that the parties that soe robbed <a> & dispoyled them were Ceighan mc Hugh o Rely of Murmudd within 2 myles of Virginia gent Owen Rely of the Pearty wood in the said County gentleman Daniell Rely his sonn & Rely his other sonne Rely brother to the said Owen: Hugh Groome of Murmudd aforesaid yeoman and 2 of his sonns whose Christian names he knows not, Turlogh ogeof Murmudd aforesaid gentleman, keogh mc kue who lives nere vnto the hill of Brew gentleman, Myles petite Late of Virginia this deponents neighbour all of the Countie of Cavan and all tenants to the Erle of ffingalle, and many others whose names he knows not
Signum predicti Ellice [mark]
Jur 6to July 1642
Will: Aldrich
Will: Hitchcock

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Cavan
Eliis Wilson Jur
6to July 1642
Cert fact