Deposition of Robert Browne
- Reference: MS 813, fols 341r-341v
- County: Kildare
- Date: 10/11/1642
- Type: Dublin Original
- Nature of Deposition: Apostacy, Multiple Killing, Robbery, Words
- How to Cite
fol. 341r
Robert Browne Clerke Vicar of Tymeho in the Countie of Kilda{
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fol. 341v
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fol. 343r
(the list of medical books appears in between these two sections of the deposition on fols 342r-v)
Protestants & parliament and that they would have none to rule over them but those of their owne nation meaning the irishe, & that they would giue the King penny for penny & twoe shillings more in the acre to have the English rooted out and their owne Laws to be established: And it is was generally resolved & divulged amongst the Rebells theyr neighbours that if it were not that they might bee acompted traytors and villaines to their Religion they would have comen in and submitted long since: but since they had taken parts soe long with their cuntrymen for their Religion they would Goe on and adventure their blowde for the same against the English. And this deponent further sayth that it was alsoe comonly spoken & given out by, and amongst the Rebells, that after they with their forces hadd overcomen this kingdome the English and protestants in this Kingdome They would remove their forces into England where the papists with the holy of the holy the french and spanish by meanes of the queene would ioyne with them to subdue and overcome the protestants & puritants in England there: & soe settle & establish the Romane Religion in England & to roote out & distroy the Religion which the protestants and puritants professe and to settle his Maiesty in his prerogative a gainst the Rebell parliament And she further sayth that whenas the Rebells were Robbing her and her husband. shee asked them what she had done against them that they vsed her soe: and her neighbors with teares confessed sayd shee had done noe hurt to them: But the Rebell souldjers sayd replyed what doe you prate it is your Religion & nation that that cawseth you to be thus vsed or to that effect And both theis deponents say That Edward ffitzgarrett of Timoe aforesaid [
Robert Browne signum predicte Margarete Browne
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fol. 343v
Robert Browne vicar
of Tymhoe
Novemb 10. 1642.
Kildare
hand w Intw
Cert fact
Exw
109
Henry Brereton
John Watson
Randall Adams
William Aldrich