Deposition of Marye Mayne

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Marye Mayne, wife to John Mayne of Loughgallowgreene in the parish of Drummully Barrony of Clankelly and County of ffermanagh yeoman: (shee being an English protestant) Aged ffifty five yeares or thereabouts (being duely sworne deposeth that her said hush husband was Robbed and lost in leases worth ffifty pounds in Cattle worth ffifty poundes threescore and tenn pounds, in Corne worth ffifty pounds in hay worth five pounds in household goods worth twenty pounds in debts six pounds and in Apparell worth twenty pounds in all amounting to two hundreth twenty one pounds By certaine Irish Rebells vnknowne to this deponent but saith that they were in number about threescore (& some of them shee see afterwards in Company with Captaine Rory Magwire) the fower & twentieth day of October last about seaven of the Clock in the morneing And further deposeth that this deponent, her husband and six Children were all Stript and there Clothes taken from them the five & twentieth day of the same month about twelue of the Clock in the day tyme, by the Company of the said Captaine Rory Magwire, but knoweth not the partyes. And further deposeth that her said husband lyeth dangerous sick in the Colledg neare vnto this Citty & is not able to goe abroad.
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Jur 4to Januarij 1641 John Sterne
William Hitchcock

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Mary Mayne 4to Jan
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Alice Tibbs widowe late wife to Maximillian Tibbs of Ringvilly in the County of ffermanagh deceased, An English protestant. Aged thirty Eight yeares or thereabouts being duely sworne deposeth that her husband was Murthered and Slaine neere