Deposition of George farmer

fol. 144r

1361
George farmer late of Drummannabege in the parish of Agles in the ba a ny deces and County of Waterford Mason A brittish protestant being duly sworne and examyned and examined before us by vertue &c deposeth and sayeth that on ore about the three wecks after Christmas last past hee lost wase robbed and forceabelly dispoyled of his goods and Chattells to the seuerall values folloing vizt worth 22 li. 6s. some part being debts owing
Of C owes a n Chattells and swine to the value of foure pounds of hou houshould stufe to the value of one pound of dea pth deabts to the value of one pound sixe shillings of due from the vndernamed persons rebbells John Roch of Curry Roch gent A Anthony Russell of Colbrag{h} in the parish of Clashmoe gent of Corne in haggard and house to the value of ten pounds; The deponent further saith that hee was driven away from his hansome farme wherin hee had a parsell of Corne in ground to the value of five pounds which hee conseueth to be lost of gardon fruit to the value of one pound and in regard the said persons John Roch and Anthony Russell are out in actuall rebellion the depone n t cannot get satisfaction the deponent he further saith thet [Charles] William Russell of Dromanagh husbandman tooke away one of the deponents piggs and Thomas mc Knogher of Dromanagh Broogemaker tooke away of anothr of the deponents piggs, of the [ ] and he sayth that John O Conelo of Curry roch Boatman he tooke away the deponents barly, being accompanyed with william O curly of the parrish of Aglis weauer the totall of his losses amounts to twenty two pounds six shill: & further he deposeth not
George [mark] ffarmers
marke
Jurat coram nobis 16 Aug
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

fol. 144v

1362
Geo: ffarmer’s Exam:
Waterford
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