Deposition of William Annion
- Reference: MS 818, fols 097r-097v
- County: Wexford
- Date: 23/7/1642
- Type: Dublin Original
- Nature of Deposition: Robbery, Stripping, Words
- How to Cite
fol. 97r
853.
William [
first fowertine Einglish Cowes worth -------------------------035-00-00
Eight oxen very well worth -------------------------------------016-00-00
fiue horses: and mares worth ------------------------------------009-10-00
fower young Einglish beasts worth ----------------------------003-04-00
in Corne and heay to the full worth of ------------------------017-16-00
in redey quoyne with three silluer spowres -------------------017-00-00
in howsehould goods: with all our Clothes worth ----------016-00-00
in ship timber: yron and, other timber which was
loste in Arckloe to the full worth of --------------------------028-00-00
A lease which I he held from mr henrey masterson
and Called by the name of Cloanes: and whereof
thirtey yeares wer vnexpired at the Last may
and worth fortey shillinges a yeare ouer
and aboue the Landlords rent comes to -----------------------060-00-00
The whole som is ------------------------------202-10-00
And he deposeth that the Irish weomen of those Iles wer more <C> feirce & violent in robbing stripping & dispoyling of the English then the men Rebells, & that the said Rebells threatned this deponent if he stayed to hang hym att his doore & bad hym begone for besid for an English dog asking hym what busines he had to doe there. & also ther was by the Rebells taken away one bond of 16 li. owing by Thomas Annion this deponents brother which money was unpaid, & the Interest for three yeere due an other bill of v li. owing by william Lyddan of Charlton in Lancashire
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Deposed July 23 1642
John Sterne.
Will: Aldrich
And this Deponent william Anion further saith that after the Rebellion was begun but & before this deponent was robbed by the Rebells: The said Lieutenant Henry
fol. 97v
854
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John Sterne
William Aldrich