Deposition of William Grave the younger

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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 younger, & british protestant being duely sworne doe depose that wpon the 22th day of October last past in this instant yeare of God 1641 about seuen of the Clock at night I was robd and lost In cattell seuen score pounds sterl. In corne and hey fyfty pounds sterl In household stuffe apparrell money clothing and fyring fyfty pounds sterl. All which losse I sustayned by Art oge oNeil and <a> Torlog og {o}Neil and their followers all dwelling in the barrony of the fewes parish of Craghen and county of Armagh The somme of my dammage & losse amounteth to 240 pounds sterl. I know no treacherous speeches spoken by the aforesaid parties or any others, Turlog oneill dwelling in the fewes dwelling & Shenn mcSkeaghan there wer in the company of the robbers, Patrik oge mclaghlane Patrik mcTorlog mcJames mcCardell of Drumby there & Torlogh his sonne all which are in the paroche of the Craggen of the barrony of the fewes

William Gr
Jur 8o January 1641
Will: Hitchcock
Hen: Brereton

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William Grave Com Monoghan
viijo Jan: 1641 Jur