Deposition of Anne Gill

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Anne Gill of Newtowne in the Countie of ffermanagh widowe duely sworne saith That about All hollowtyde last at Newtowne aforesaid shee this deponent by the Rebells was robbed and dispoyled of all her household goods and apparrell fru fruits of her garden and her house burnt on to the value and her losse of at least Twentye nobles sterl: And by reason this deponents deponent hath lost her sight shee could not di discrye the Rebells whereby to name <a> them but shee is crediblie informed by her neighbours that it was by Rory McMagwire and his Company And this deponent further sayeth That when the said Rory Magwire had taken the Church at Newtowne aforesaid he the said Rory (in the presence & heareinge of this deponent and herein a great many of her neighbours the Kings Maiestie louinge subjects) gave forth that it was to noe purpose for them to flye to Dublin for succour for Dublin was taken by the Lord Magwire <T> whoe was is to be kinge of Ire Ireland

signed Anne Gill [mark]

Jur: 29 Jan 1641

John Sterne
William Aldrich

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