Deposition of Edward Banks
- Reference: MS 821, fols 007r-009v
- County: Tipperary
- Date: 21/4/1642
- Type: Dublin Original
- Nature of Deposition: Assault, Captivity, Military Action, Multiple Killing, Robbery, Words
- How to Cite
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Edward Banks late of Cashell in the County of Tipperary Clerke duely sworne and examined sayth that about the last day of december last past he was robbed and dispoyled of his goodes and Chattles to the values followinge (vizt) In househould stuffe xxij li. In ready money xxx s. In debts xxiiij li., In Corne in the Haggard and in the ground and Garner xxiiij li., In rents due to this deponent from Allexander Boyton and others for halfe a yeare at [
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should sawe the same, to the end they might surprise and take the said Citty, whoe accordingly therewith sawed the said gates and broke open the same, And therevpon entred and tooke the said Citty, and havinge taken the same tooke this deponent and sixe other Clergy men, and then and there forthwith caused them to be Comitted to the dungeon of the said Citty prison, where they deteyned them close prisoners for the space of twelue weekes or thereabouts in most miserable slaverie, And further sayth that duringe his said imprisonment he heard <A> Patricke Boyton sonne to the said Alderman Boyton say that all the English were trayters and rogues, which and that he would make it good, which wordes he vttered in the presence and hearinge of the Edward Sall now <B> Maior of the said Citty and seuerall of the Alderman of the s a id Citty same, And further sayth that the said Patricke Boyton and Peirce Boyton 2: of the said Aldermans sonnes together with their said father did all ioyne in a peticion vnto the lord Viscount of Ikerryn, the lord of dunboyne and <C> the others the Comaunders of the Irish Army that the all the English should be expelled and driven out of the said towne Citty, [
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Joh Watson
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ly informed by James Sall Esquire
en he ouertooke the examinate did
him accordingly giueing
vpon his head but being
an a Gossip of this examinate
ked intention, & soe
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