Deposition of William Parry and Richard Bane ex parte the archbishop of Dublin

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William Parry and Richard Bane of Tallaugh in the County of Dublin servants to the most reuerend Father in God Lancelot Lord ArchBishop of Dublin his Grace sworne & examined doe depose that by the meanes of this Rebellion in Ireland he the sayd Lord ArchBishop of Dublin hath lost in Cattell from the Landes of Boolyes Glassemucky & about Tallaugh to the value followeing viz
In Cattell and goates estimated at a li. s.
reasonable rate .............................................................041-10-0 ster
In Cowes and calves more, and in Horses
mares and Colts to the value of ...................................270-10-0
In Hay to the value of ..................................................022-00-0
In Houses burnt to the value of ...................................020-00-0
In parcells of Rent unpayed ........................................016-00-0
by whome they cannot depose
In all amounting to .............................370-00-0
William Parry

his marke
Richard [mark] Bane
jurat 5to Martij 1641
Roger Puttocke
Randall: Adams:

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48 Dublin
William Parry & Ric Bane
Ex parte Domini Archiepiscopi
Dublin Jur 5o [ ] marcij
1641
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