Deposition of Andrew Daniel

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<symbol> The Examination of Andrew Daniel of Ballincross, late of Ballyhornan, in the County of Downe Yeoman Adged 53 yeares or there abouts taken before vs the 18th of May 1653
Who being deuly sworne and examined saith that hee hath knowne Art o Neile Brother to Sir Bryan o Neile of Ballyhornan in the said County, 18 yeares. And saith That the said Art alias Arthur, liued in a poore widdowes house in Ballyhornan, called Mary Nee Quilen, alias ffitzwilli ng Williams from Christmas last, till about the begining of March last, where then Sir Bryan was apprehend=ed and brought thence, And saith that he saw the said Arthur o Neile, in Sir Bryans house, 2 seuerall times, when Sir Bryan was absent. And saith that sundry times, hee saw the said Arthurs boy bring meat and drink from his brother Sir Bryans house, to the said widdowes house, where Art o Neile Lodged. But whether Sir Bryan was at those times at home, hee this deponet knowes not. And saith that hee saw a peece of Cloath, that was bought in the said Ballihornan, from Margret Rauerty; and carried into Sir Bryans house, whereof a suite of cloathes was made, by two taylors in the house, And sent to the said Art which this deponet saw on his back. And saith that the said Sir Bryan allowed, vnto this deponet and thre{e} others Joynt tennants, The mony which they paid vnto the woeman for the said Cloathes, as parte of monyes due by them vnto the said Sir Bryan: And further sayth not
Andre Donnell
Sworne before vs the 19th
of May aboue sayd
Roger Lyndon
Griffin Haward

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18o May 1653
The Examination of Andrew
Daniell
Versus
Art o Neile & Bryan o Neile &c