Deposition of Agnes Windsor

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quarto die Januarij 1641
Agnes Windsor late wife to william Windsor of Aghenehinch in the parish of drummully halfe Barrony of Coole & County of ffermanagh (an English prote protestant) of the Age of ffiftye yeares or thereabouts being duely sworne deposeth, that her said husband was Robed and lost in leases worth One hundreth pounds in Cattle worth two hundreth pounds and ffiftye pounds, in Corne worth ffiftye pounds, in the Tanyard in hyds, leather and Barke worth three hundreth & ffowerscore pounds in household goods and provition in the house worth One hundreth pounds, in hay worth twelue pounds, in debts worth One hundreth <a> pounds, in Ready mony ffortye pounds, In all Amounting to the some of One thousand thirtye two pounds By & by the meanes reason of Captaine Rory Magwire of hassetttowne in the Barrony of Lurge and County aforesaid, Donagh Magwire Esquire vnckle to the lord Magwire Richard Newgent Esquire father in lawe to the said lord Magwire & other Irish Rebels that did Rise vpp in Armes with the said Captaine Rory and the rest to the Number of five hundreth as shee verily beleeveth. And saith that her said husband her selfe and seaven Children were Stript by some of the said Rebells (whose names shee knoweth not) out of there Cloathes, since which tyme this deponents husband is departed this life. And further shee hath heard that there was Murthered by some of the said Rebells a great Number of English protestants that Inhabited & dwelt within the said parish the Number shee certainly knoweth not
the marke of
Agnes [mark] Windsor
this deposed before vs
the 4th of January 1641
Roger Puttocke
Hen: Brereton
she would be a seamster
if she had any stock for
hir and hir five children

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