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Jane ffeild the Relict of William ffeild late of Castle=Blany in the County of Monoghan gentleman deceased sworne and examined deposeth and saith That [s ] about the xxiijth of October when the present Rebellion began she was deprived robbed or otherwise dispojled of her meanes goodes & chattells of the value and to their her present losse of one hundreth <a> and fforty powndes by the Rebells Coll mc Ma Coll mc Maghan of in the same Countie Hughe mc Maghan his brother of in the same Countie gent, & a great number of other Rebells their Complicees & partakers whose names she knoweth not, And further saith That one George Smart & Tho: Smart his sonn both English protestantes Henry Williams Edwar d Stevens wiffe William Sanders & his sonn were hanged to death by the Rebells and the wife of one George Stanhaw had her braynes knockt out by them and one Robert Newhall was hanged & one Margret his servant was stript & killd by them: & the said George Stanhaw was by them starved to death: & one Goodman Oliver and his wiffe, were both stript & killd & soe were Robert Creighton & Guy Clark And one Mr Ludfoote a minister was stript & putt to death alsoe by the Rebells And one Richard Tisdale an English protestant was alsoe stript & putt to death by the Rebells/ the murdred persons being all protestantes
Jane Feilde
Jur 1o Marty 1642
Will: Aldrich
Edw: Pigott
