Examination of Martin Lynch
- Reference: MS 830, fols 286r-287v
- County: Galway
- Date: 8/5/1654
- Type: Commonwealth
- Nature of Deposition: Captivity, Military Action, Multiple Killing, Robbery
- How to Cite
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(directly following the examination of William King)
Martin Lynch Esquire Major of Gallway being sworne and Exam{
To the ffirst Intergatory that he knoweth Robert Clarke bro{
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To the second Interg: he sayeth that the said armes and Amunicion was indeauored to be seized vppon and brought into the fort neere gallway by the Gouernor thereof or the officers of the Custome howse or John Turner; who was then Clarke of the store, by whether of them he knoweth not, & by what particuler warrant he knoweth not.
To the third Interg: he sayeth that he heard that Robert Clarke master of the said <D> ship was committed by the major & councell of the towne, but how long he was in prison he knoweth not nor when he was released; being then out of towne.
To the ffourth he sayeth not because of his absence
To the ffiueth Interg: he sayeth that he heard that Dom: Kirwan steph Lynch & Thomas Martin with Andrew Lynch & divers boatemen that went vnder culler to bring salt a shore from the said ship, and by direccions as he conceiueth; and hath heard principally Sir Valentine Blake & some of the Councell of Eight whose names he doth not know; he further sayeth that the said ship was surprised; and that one or two was killed aboard the said ship; whose names he knowes not
To the sixt Interg: he sayeth that he hath seene some {
To the seauenth Interg he sayeth as also to the Eight{
To the Nyneth Interg: he sayeth not.
Martin Lynch
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