Deposition of Mary Seaman

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Mary Seaman of Drumconner in the parish of Kinawly halfe barrony of knockniny & County of ffermanagh spinster Aged thirty five years or thereabouts being duely sworne deposeth that shee was Robed and Loste in Cattle worth ffifty Nyne pounds, one lease of parte of drumconner within the proporcion of Aghalane for seaventeene year yeares from Mayday last & one lease of parte of Gartcorrigan for of the same proporcion for Eight yeares from May last worth twenty six pounds in household goods provition for the house & other goods about the same worth twenty pounds in debts due tenn pounds one barne full of Corne & hay worth six pounds in ready monyes ffive pounds fower shilings in all Amounting to the some of One hundreth twenty six pounds fower shilings By the meanes of ffleartagh Magwire of the Barrony of Clinawly in the said County <a> gent: Rory Magwire his brother of the same & James oge Magwire of the same gent: & other Irish Rebells to the Number of ffowerscore or thereabouts [ ] of the company of the said Cap ffleartagh Magwire the three & twentieth day of October last about seaven a Clock in the afternoone, who sayd that what they did they had the kings broad seale for it, And said that the lord Magwire had taken Dublin Castle & that this deponent & the rest of the English wold be starved to death vpon Dublin greene or words to that Effect, and tooke this deponents her showes & stockings from her
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Mary [mark] Seaman
{d}eposed before vs Jan 5. 1641.
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brereton

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Mary Seaman
Jan: 5o 1641.
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Elizabeth Baily wife to John Baily of Callahill in the parish of Kinawly