Deposition of Marten Bosten

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Marten Bosten late of late Monereode in the parish of Kilgobb e nett in the barony of desses & County of Watterford husbandman husbandman (a brittish protestant) being deuely sowrne and Examined by vertue &c ffor an In the beehalfe of his brother in lawe John Bickner nowe [ ] Absent in England to whome the said John Bickner left A letter of Atturney bearing Date the 28th day of March last now prodused before vs deposeth and saith that on or on or Aboute christmas last hee was Robbed and spoyled of his goods & chattells to the seuerall vallues ffollowing vizt value of 118 li. 10 s. ster part consisting of
Of cowes & one horse & Mares to the vallue of three score pounds ten shilling o f corne in haggard and howse to the vallue of ffourty pounds of howshold goods to the vallue of ten pounds Of debts which he Accompted good debts be e fore this present rebellion the some of eight pounds and now bee com disperate by by reson that part ther of is due deue vpon the vndernamed persons viz James Burden an English protestant being vtterly disinabled by reson of this present rebellion Debts due from and Teige Ofenan of Cloncos [ coran ] coran in the said county yeoman & Mortow Obriant in the parish of Comro aforsaid County gentleman nowe out In Actuall Rebellion ther fore the deponant can not geet satisfaction the totall of his losses Amounts to[ ] one hundred eighteen pounds ten shillings sterl the deponant further saith that the said Beckner he was Robbed in the Daye tym e by John hore fitz Mathew of Dongarvan in the County Aforesaid gentleman Mortow o briant of the comrought in the said County gent & further hee cannot depose
Martin
Boston
Jurat coram nobis
20o June 1642
Tho: Badnedge
Thomas Ellwell

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The examination of
Martin Bosten
[61] Waterford
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