Examination of James Gray
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fol. 46v
[1504]
The Examinacion of James Gray of Bushmills in in the County of Antrim Miller taken before vs the day & yeare first abovewritten
<C> Who being duely sworne & examined saith That he was protected in Ballycastle the first begining of the Irish Rebellion by Donnell grome McRandell McDonnell & Edmund รด Haggan the Countess of Antrims waiting man to keepe the said Countess Mill at Ballycastle And further he saith that he heard it credibly & commonly reported that Jennett Speir did repaire vnto Ballycastle house soone after the Murder of Portnaw, & that she was taken from the Gate of Ballycastle house by Dwaltagh McAllester who kept the Towne of Ballycastle & that he & one Henry Keill McCormacke with others murdred her on the backe of the Castle stable neere the wall of the Castle, & that the said Dwaltagh & Henry were like to quarrell about some gold which was in the said Jennetts stockins, & that both the said Dwaltagh & Henry are dead as he heares And further he saith not
Tho: Coote
Rich: Brasier Major