Deposition of William Grave the elder

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I William Grave of Drumboat in the paroche of Kinskeyn and Barrony of dunamayne within the county of Monaghan yeoman the elder, british protestant, being duely sworne doe depose that wpon 22th day of October last by past in this instant yeare of our Lord 1641 about seuen of the clock at night was robd and lost In cattell eight score pounds sterl, In corne and hey fyfty pounds sterl. In household stuffe, building timber and fyring fourescore pounds sterl. In debts and monyes fourty pounds sterl. In leases 200 pounds sterl amounting in all to 530 pounds sterl. All which <a> losse I sustayned by Art oge O Neil and Torlogh og oNeil and their tennants as Will: Grimly of Drumber. Turlah McArdo of Drumber < gent > in the barrony of the fewes and county of Armagh
I know no treacherous speeches spoken by the aforesaid parties nor ay others

William Graue
Deposed before us
8. January 1641
Roger Puttocke.
John Sterne.

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William Graue
depos. 8 January.
Monaghan
1641