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1146
Jane Goeburne of the towne of Wickloe widdow An Brittish English Protestant duly sworne sayth That at or aboute the fourteenth or eyghteenth da{y} of November last past, about eyght or nyne a Clocke in the night She this depon{ent} hathe beene besett, and by force of armes assaulted and robbed In Houshould stuffe and provision to the value of twelfe pounds three shillinges 6 d. ster: In the benefitt of her Lease and repayringe of her house to the value of Thirteene pounds ster: In due depts to the value of fiue pounds tenn shillinges ster ffiftie one shillinges ster In all amountinge to the <27 li. 14 s. 6 d.> iust and full summe of Thirtye twenty sev en pounds thirteene shillinges sixe pence ster: Being taken away (by the allegation informacion of Nan Ann Tyler of Wicklowe widdow) who as she informed saw one Garold Burne together with diuers others which she deponent [ ] cannot nominate, taking and <A> carringe away the Goods of the sayd Deponent, And alsoe the deponent sayth by the allegation Informacion of on Rice Oliversonn of Drum Rah parish within the Countye of Wicklowe weaver who will testifie that he saw one Arthur mc Shane of the towne of Wicklow and one Michae{l} Thomas Lynagh of the towne of Wicklow baker striueing to take possessi {on} to gett the key of the deponents Ja ne Golborns howse house the one alledging that the house or goods was his and the other alledging that the house or goods was his, And further the deponent deposeth not, Nor the Allegation alledgeth not: And the for before named Rice Oliverson being sworne saith tha{t} his Informacion and aforesaid was & is true And the said Ann Tyler fur being alsoe sworne averreth the like for her Inform{ation}
Signum predicte Jane [mark] Goeburne
Rees Oliverson
deposed June 21 1642
Will Hitchcocke
Edw Pigott
