Deposition of William Jamesone
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William Jamesone of Crane in the parrish of Dromgoone & Countie of Cavan gent sworne and examined sayth That in and since the begining of the present Rebellion, hee this deponent was by the Rebells within the Countie of Cavan aforesaid deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes and chattells, and of the values following vizt. of beasts cattle horses sheepe howshold goods provition Implements of husbandrie proffitts and value of his lands or grownds apparell cloth & other goodes & chattells of the value & To his losse of one hundreth fowrscore and nyne tenn powndes fowre shillinges And that James ffreizill Magdalen & Mary ffreizell his wife children by a first husband were alsoe robbed or dispoyled by the presente Rebells of goodes and Chatells vizt beasts Cattle sheepe & money amounting to xxxv li. xiiij s. ster And further saith that the parties that soe dispoyled and robbed him this deponent and the children aforesaid are theis that followe vizt donnell mc Owen mc Conogher ô Rely of Kilclaghie in the Countie of Cavan gentleman Hugh ô Rely & Edmund m c Hugh Bane now of Charcock Esquire Edmund mc Hughe Bane of Crane now dwelling in this deponents howse [ ] in the same Countie gentleman John White of the parrish of kill [ ] yeoman Patrick mc Couen of Killerow Labourer Edmund ô Gowen of the parrish of Kill farmer all of the County of Cavan aforesaid Donnell Boy ô ffarrelly of the parrish of Kill yeoman Conogher ô Rely of the same parrish gentleman Call ô Rely his father Owen m c Donnell of dowre e ogh gentleman a Capten of Rebells, whoe did hang vp this deponent to confesse mony & to goe to Masse twoe seuerall tymes Walter Howith of dromgoone Laborer Hugh ô Gowne of the parish of Dromgoone Laborer Shane o Rely of Corronary gent Hugh mc Canene of Dromgoone aforesaid farmer
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<b> Nicholas McConene of Dromgoone aforesaid farmer Capten Hughe o Rely of Charcock in the Countie of Cavan Esquire Edmund mc Hugh Bane o Rely of the Crane gentleman Phelim mc Cabe of Dromgoone in the said Countie farmer And the other parties that are or have been actors in the present Rebellion against the Kings Maiestie & the protestant subjects, & that have Comitted divers outrages and Cruelties & borne armes with for and as Rebells are theis that followe vizt <Incert those in the note here> knogher mc ffarell Bane o Rely of Drovaghe gent Brian ô Rely Shane o Rely & Donnell ô Rely of kercloghan gent John mc Anrooe late of Dromgoone husbandman Tirlogh Goe of the parrish of Kill yeoman Shane ô Goan Curate of the parrish of Kill James Betagh of Kellyknewghe Henry Betagh his sonn Capten Thomas Dillon son in law to the said James Betaghe donagh ô Brady of Skerrick a Rebell in the queens tyme Robert Brady his sonn <c> Shane ô Halton of Anagaslone farmer Cahell Bauch ffey of Bannaghard Laborer [ ] Owen mc Cabe of the dunge Henry mc Cabe of the sebillie Laborer, all theis are of the County of Cavan: Rory oge mc Collo mc Mahowne ofin the County of Monoghan and Barrony of Creemone ffarell ô Rely of Digganavantie in the Countie of Cavan gentleman Owen ô Rely preist of the parrish of Dromgoone Maghan duff ô digganan of lurganboy in the County of Cavan Laborer Bartholomew Clery Late of Kilcloghie lab husbandman Conly mc Tully of Glanraghe, Turlogh mc Donnell <#> duff Brady of Lisnageere gentleman Owen Brady his sonne Thomas Bradie another sonne of his Shane mc Sheames Roy of Charcock gentleman Edmund Stafford of Charcock gent Patrick mc Canonn of Charcock gent Coll mc Mahowne of Currenary gent Donnell ô Rely brother to the said Coll Tho: Maguin, Preist Mackbride whoe broke all the seats in the Church and tooke them home to his howse Nichas Beetagh of Belturbett gentleman Hugh oge ô Rely of the parish of Kilcon gentleman
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Phillip ô Beggan in the parrish of Kill yeoman Brian Cam ô Rely of Dunaventie gentleman all of the parrish Countie of Cavan And sayth that the Rebells aforesaid or some of them did say that the the English and Scottish were all Rebells to the kinge: And further saith that the Rebells alsoe did drowne at Belturbatt about threescore english & Scotts men, woman and children and as some of the Irish people towld this deponent about xvj of them soe drowned about three weeks or a month after appeared in the water bleeding & [ ] to Collonell Phillip Ph elim mc Hugh mc Shane ô Rely Colonell of the Rebells and that therevpon he cawsed them to be taken out of the water to bee buried: for that they were murthered Contrary to his word: And sayth that the Rebells alsoe murthered one Mr John Mitchell of the age of 95 yeres Patrick Jackson Adam Baylie John Baylie John Walker and 3 or 4 more protestants all in one nighte And that the Irish rebellious women were farr worse & more feirse & bloudy then the men Rebells: & carrjed their skeines & there children of tenn yeres of age are fitted and furnished for the Rebellion with skeanes & pykes
Signum William Jameson [mark]
Jur viijo July 1642
Will: Aldrich
John Sterne
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Cavan Hand w
William Jameson Jur
Viijo July 1642
Cert fact
Intw 28
Hand
[Copy at MS 832, fols 62r-64r]