Deposition of Robert Valentine

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Robert Valentine of the parish of St Katherins in Dublin Cooper sworne and examined saith That hee having a ffarme and severall goods at a place called the Mooney in the parish of Arklow & Countie of wicklowe where hee kept divers servants, was about the 14th daie of November Last hee was expelled from his said ffarme and robbed and dispoiled of his other goods and chattles to the values following vizt of Corne to the value of threescore pounds, of Cattle and horses worth ffortie pounds of houshouldstuffe and implements for husbandry worth twenty poundes, of 15000 of barrell staves worth ffortie pounds, of his Lease of the Towne and lands of Mooney aforesaid well worth two hundred and threescore pounds, The totall of his Losses in the said County amounting to ffower hundred and twentie poundes ster All which <A> was done by the meanes or direction of Luke Toole & Luke Birne two rebell Captaines of that Countie, John Doyle of the Rocke neare Arcklowe gent and theire adherents and Complices whose names the deponent knoweth not,
Robert [mark] Valentine
his marke
Jurat 19. Martij 1641
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

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