Examination of William Roberts

fol. 75r

<Mallow March the 7th 1653> Deposicions taken Concerninge Cnoghor Reagh ô Callaghane of the Barrony of Duhallow in the County of Corke gent In the yeare 1641
William Roberts of Ballydahin in the County of Corke Aged thirty yeares or there abouts, beinge Duly Sworne and Examined Saith that hee liued in Liscarroll in the yeare aforesaid,
That the said Cnoghor Reagh ô Callaghane was in Actuall Armes against the English, in the yeare abouesaid,
The Cause of this Deponents Knowledge is that hee was in the Garrison of Liscarroll aforesaid when Lt Generall Barry came with a Party against the said Garrison, and Employed the said Cnoghor Reagh to Demande that in his behalfe, And the Deponent further saith that when the Garrison was Yeilded hee Saw the said Cnoghor Reagh weare Armes amongst the Irish Army that were there,
the marke of
William [mark] Roberts
Taken before us
ff: Wheeller
Tho: Coakley

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fol. 76v

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