Deposition of Ann Ogden

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<A> Ann Ogden late of Tateannagiar in the parish of Clownys in the County of ffermanagh widdow duly sworne & examined deposeth that on the 23th day of October last past, there came vnto this Deponents house and one Redmond Magwire of Bassallagh in the said County <a> & his brother Donnogh Magwire accompanied with about thirtie Irish rebells whose names the Deponent knoweth not, & broake open the doore of the said house & murdered the Deponents husband William Ogden at the same time with theire swords, & tooke away from the said house goods & houshould stuffe and provision with wearing apparrell worth twelve pounds of hay & Corne (and hay) reaped & newly sowen vppon the ground there worth thirteene pounds tenn shillings of Cattle young & ould worth three and twentie pounds of horses and mares worth ffifteene pounds of the Lease of three Quarters of one Tate of land for which the Deponents said husband Lately paid twentie & one pounds <98 li. 10 s.> of debts which were due to the deponents husband & now lost by this rebellion amounting to 14 li. The totall of all the said sommes amounting vnto nynetie and eight pounds 10 s. sterling And the Deponent was stripped of her Cloaths in the way towards Dublin & was expelled from her said house & forced to fly for succour with two Children of her said husbands who through the torments hunger & coulde which they endured in theire iourney are both dead at Dublin.
signum predicte [mark] Anne Ogden
Jur 14o Martij 1641o coram nobis
William Aldrich
William Hitchcocke

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