Deposition of Daniell McDaniell
- Reference: MS 824, fols 012r-012v
- County: Cork
- Date: undated
- Type: Dublin Original
- Nature of Deposition: Military Action, Multiple Killing
- How to Cite
fol. 12r
873
<32> Daniell mc daniell mc Phinin of Arlileage aged 35 yeares or there abouts being sworne & examined saith <C> he liued at Arlileage aforesaid at the begining of the Rebellion in the yeare 1641 & was call’d to K amongst others to Kilbrittan, by mc Carty Rea where he continued about two monthes from shroue tide till after Easter the first quarter of the said yeare and saith he saw there Teige og o Crowly of then & now e of the skiffe & dermond & John o Hurley the sonnes of daniell Hurley of Belleghe which dermond & John now liue at Knup og in the parish of Cartridge
fol. 12v
874
Cartridge of Kilbrittan, Phinin mac dermond of Shinaleene daniell mc finin sone to the said Phinin daniell mc Phinin mc Cormuck now of Corrowry, John mc daniell Hurly brother to daniell og Hurly now neare Iniskeene & three of this deponents bothers, vizt donough daniell dermond, & Philam, of Currain ffean in the said Cartridge. & donough og Carty now highe constable <D> of the barrony of Courlyes & diuers others whose names he now remembreth not to the number of about A hundred whoe some times march’d abroad vpon partyes, this deponent was being once abroad vp in of the said partys towards Bandon, and another time towards Kinsale, neare the old court, in Coursyes at which time they took some Catle but what number he now remembers not. & was neare at Garretts towne, & went through Ballin Spittle & further saith he knew Mr John Stepney of Garry Lucas, whoe was kild by person belonging to Kilbrittan the amongst whome there was one Phinin mc keery, daniell o Murry & others whose names he remembers not this deponent heard of the said Mr Stepneyes death & that Day he was murthered this deponent was not in health sicke at that time & therefore knowes not whether any of his brothers were in that party or noe this deponent saith he heard of one <E> Gussain & another english man) that was hang’d at Kilbrittan, but by whose order he knowes not, but saith Bryan Ballagh, had the command there in Mac Cartyes absence but (as this deponent remembers) the said mc Carty was not then present. also saith he heard there was an english man carryed kild on Coole bawne land belonging to John Browne, that his whose head was carryed to Kilbrittan but this deponent & further saith that he heard that one Linscombe he was put to death, by William mc Shane & daniell Mc daniell Sassenagh, & Cormuck his brother of fforekeyle in Ebawne & further saith not
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