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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1906 edition. Excerpt: ...No further mention of William oe has been found in the published State Papers. He remained, however, in England, until June, IO73.3 Before leaving Ireland, in 1637, William oe had appointed his brother, Thomas oe, to act as his agent in Ireland; and during his lengthened absence he remitted to him several sums of money to be held on his behalf. On his return to Ireland, an account was settled between him and his brother, and a sum of 448 1os. 1d. xvas admitted by Thomas to be due. In June, 1674, Thomas made a payment on account; but the balance not having been paid, William brought an action for its recovery, and the proceedings were pending when William died, in 1678.' Barbara Sedborough, the heiress-at-law of John Sedborough, had, as already stated, married John Maync; and after the death of Elinor, the widow of John Sedborough, she and her husband went into possession of the Manor of Mount Sedborough. They were residing there when the Rebellion broke out in October, 1641: the Mansion-house was attacked, and all the farming stock and other movable chattel property carried off or destroyed; and two or three days afterwards, when John Mayne and his wife were endeavouring to escape, they were pursued by a party of rebels, and he was murdered.5 His 1 S. P. (Domestic), 1654, p. 421. 1 See a petition to Parliament of the same period, signed by William oe and Anthony oe, amongst others, in Appendix 13, //. 3 See statements to that etfect in the bill tiled by Mary Poe on tho Equity Side of the Court of Exchequer, on nth February, 1685, and in the bill filed by her in Chancery, on 2oth January, lOSs. 4 Bill on Equity Side of the Exchequer, tiled by Mary Poe on nth February, 1685. See...

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