Deposition of John Echline

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John Echline of the Inch in the Countie of downe Esquire sworne & examined deposeth and saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion That is to say in or about the begining of January 1641 Hee this deponent hath beene & is forceibly deprived robbed or otherwise dispojled of the possession rents issues proffitts arreres of rents and benefite & interest of his farmes (as they might haue been soild) and freehould Landes: and of his due debts howshold stuffe horses Mares Cowes sheepe and other goodes and Chattells of the value & to his present Losse of Seven thowsand nyntie eight powndes 13 s. 4 d. ster And that he is like to be depriued of and loose the future proffits of his freehold Land worth Lxxviij li. per annum, vntill a peace be established: By and by the <a> meanes of the grand Rebell Patrick Mc Cartan of Loghenellen in the County of Downe and his souldjers or partakers & others
Joh: Echline
Jur 19o July 1643
Will: Aldrich
Hen: Brereton

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Downe
John Echline Jur 19o
July 1643
Intw Cf