Deposition of Francis Alleyn

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(Note: additions to the damaged parts are based on the Waring copy)
ffrancis Alleyn gent late of ffox and Geese in the Par{ish of} Clandalkan in the Countie of Dublin a Protistant and {brittish} borne beeing duely sworne sayth that aboute the {29th of} October laste and since that hee was Robbed by {Ringon} <A> O Burne and Edward Burne his seruants and many others R{ebells} whose names the deponent knowes not of great parte of his goodes and estate his los { } ffolloweth &c which rebells viz Ringon O Burne {and Edward} Byrne this deponent sayth wer entertayned by one {Captain} Skerlocke of Racreedan, who tooke his Maiesties armes {& ran into} rebellion with his Company And the particulers of the deponents go{odes whereof} he was soe robbed are theis that follow vizt
Imprimis 3 Mares and 12 Nagges ______________________________________ 11 li.
One Gelding by estimacion price ______________________________________ 5
8 Sheepe by estimacion price _________________________________________ 2:
In howshould stuffe and goodes _______________________________________ 5
In small debts to the vallue ___________________________________________ 7
John vpp Richard owe mee the some of _________________________________ 55
Besid The hindrance and losse of my ffarme and howse and lands ____________ 80 li.
My losse in Corne to the some of ______________________________________ 5
170 li
Somm Come to one hundred and seauenty pounds ster
ffra Aley{n}
Deposed 26th of March 1642
John Sterne
William Hitchcocke
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Cert fact
Intw 29 Oct

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