Deposition of Nathaniell Clark

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Nathaniell Clark of Belturbett in the parrish of Annah g & County of Cavan gent sworne and examined saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion, (and by meanes thereof:) vizt about the first of November 1641 Hee this deponent was depriued robbed and dispojled of the possession and proffitts of his howse in Belturbett, and of other his goodes and Chattells worth in all Cxx li. By and by the meanes of the Rebells <a> Thomas Boy Mulpatrick of the parrish of Drumlane in the same County farmer ffarrell Maguinny Laborer Brian ô Rely Maltman Edmund Reoe o Rely of the same parrish gent Brian Edmund Duff o Rely of the parrish of Balliheys in the same County yeoman & divers others wh that he cannot name, And further saith that on the Mountaine nere the towne of virginia the Rebells there sett vpon this deponent and his Company & stript them of their clothes: & one of them run or wounded the deponent in his hand with a prong or pitchfork, some of the Rebells saying kill him he is a sturdie Rogue & will goe to Dublin to gett armes & then come against us (meaneing the Rebells) againe: Howbeit by godes great providence, they did not Kill but suffered him his wiffe & the rest to goe away: whoe escapeing to Dublin this deponent there tooke vp armes against them there, & was and is a gunner ordinarily (& in the most armyes & expedicions that haue beene) imployed, against the Rebells
Nathaniell Clark
Jur xo Julij 1643
Hen: Brereton
Will: Aldrich

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Nathaniell Clark
Jur viijo Julij 1643
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