Deposition of Elizabeth Whithead

fol. 178r

1207

Elizabeth Whitehead widow the rel Relict of Robert Whitehead late of Eniskeine in the Countie of Monoghan Esquire, sworne and examined deposeth & sayth that since the begining of this present she Rebellion she hath beene deprived of or otherwise hath lost her Rents of the her farmes or Landes of Lisnekinnell Edonamagh & the Tate of Coudres & other farmes within the said County of Monoghan to her Damagge of 40 li. for the presente: & shalbe inforced to loose the future proffits thereof worth 40 li. per annum vntill a peace be setled: & hath alsoe by meanes of this Rebelljon lost the proffitts of her far tithes within the County of Meath to her present damage of xx li. more & must alsoe loose the proffits thereof from henceforth vntill a setlement of peace they being clerely worth xx li. < a> per annum: And further saith that Coll mc Brian of the Owney in the Countie of Monoghan Esquire was the principall rebell whom she knew & sawe there leading [ ] many others whoe robbed the English of their goods but whoe those were that soe were in his companie she knowes not: But saith that her presente losse cometh in all to x Lx li. & her future losse will amount to Lx li. per annum as aforesaid

Eli: Whithead
Jur 18o Junij 1642
John Sterne
Will: Hitchcocke

fol. 178v

1208
Monoghan
Eliz Whytehead Jur
18 o Junij 1642