Deposition of Alice Tibbs
- Reference: MS 835, fols 179r-180v
- County: Fermanagh
- Date: 4/1/1642
- Type: Dublin Original
- Nature of Deposition: Killing, Robbery, Words
- How to Cite
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Alice Tibbs of Ringvilly in the parish of Drummully in the Barrony of Conke Clankelly & County of ffermanagh widowe (an English protestant) Aged thirty yearen Eight yeares or thereabouts, being duely sworne deposeth that her husband Maximillian Tibbs was Murthered and Slaine neare vnto Shanock in the said County by the Irish Rebells the three & twentieth day of October last, but doth not certainly knowe the man that did the same, but hard that hugh mc Cahall of Drummballagh in the said Barrony and County aforesaid did Murther him, And that shee this deponent was afterwards Robed & lost of leases of lands vizt of Ringvilly, Kilrout & Knockmakeggan in the said Barrony worth one hundreth pounds, in Corne worth one hundreth & threescore pounds, in Cattle worth ffowerscore & twelue pounds, in hay worth fower pounds, in household goods, provition & husbandry geare, worth threescore pounds, in debts thirtye three pounds in ready Monies twenty pounds in all Amounting to the some of ffower hundreth threescore and Nyne pounds.
<a> By Patrick mc Collo mc Donell of the Colledg lands in the said County gent: Art mcDonnell of the same gent, And diuerse other Irish Rebells of the Company of Captaine Rory Magwire of hassett towne in the Barrony of Lurge & County aforesaid the ffower & twentieth day of the same Month of October in the day tyme. And further deposeth that shee heard Cahall boy mc Dermott of Kilrout in the said Barrony of Clankelly and County aforesaid yeoman say that dublin Castle was taken and that they cold afford the English two or three barrells of Powder, And that the Irish within one forthnight wold have a newe Kinge or words to that Effect, which words he spoake in the hearing of this deponent & of Avis Braishawe wife to John Braishaw and Thomas Midlebrooke the five & twentieth day of the same month of October And did alsoe heare another Irishman (whose name shee
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shee knoweth not) say that it was pitty that any of the English or there breed shold be suffered to live for feare that they shold growe stronge againe <T> Or words to that effect
the marke of
Alice [
this deposed before vs
the 4th of January 1641
Roger Puttocke
Hen: Brereton
She is willing to doe any kinde of
huswifery, spin, card, knit, or otherwise
if she had any stock. or become a
seamster, or landress.
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Comit: ffermannagh
Alice Tibbs
Jan: 4o 1641
hand
Intw
20 Cert fact
15
Henry Brereton
Roger Puttock