Deposition of John Dane & Johane Dane

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John Dane of Cappoquin within the parish of Lismore and Barrony of Cosemore & Cosbridey and Countie of Waterford cooper (a Brittish protestant) sonne to John Dane thelder late of [ ] within the parish of Moddeligoe in the foresaid Countie yeoman deceased since this present Rebellion in Ireland, beinge duely sworen & Examyned for his & in the behalfe of Johane Dane relict to the said John Dane thelder nowe absent in the kingdome of England by vertue of &c deposeth & saith That aboute Candlemas last and since this present Rebellion in Ireland his said father & he himselfe were robbed lost and were Robbed and forceablie dispoyled of their goods and chattles to the seuerall values followeinge vizt value of 72 li value of 100 li. 11 s.
The said John Dane thelder of Cowes heffers yongne cattle & horses to the value of ffiftie pownds of houshold stuffe & provision for his howse to the value of fyve pownds, more of swyne hoggs to the value of ffourtie shillings more of his purtatoes and other garden fruits to the value of sixe pownds more the said John Dane thelder had a lease of a Tenement at Cloghballydonis within the parish of Aglis in the said Countie for one & twentie yeres yett vnexpired worth fower pownds per annum more then he payed valued to be worth nyne pownds, the totall sume of the losses of the said John Dane thelder amounteth to Threescore and Twelve pownds And the said deponent saith That he for his owne parte hath by meanes of the said Rebellion hath lost & was forceablie dispoiled Of Cowes & yongne cattle to the value of Ten p o wnds, Of howshold goods to the value of ffyve pownds Of hoopes & vessels Tymber to th e value of Ten pownds Of debts d ue as followeth from Richard Gillett of the parish of Lismore aforesaid (a Brittish protestant) impouerished by meanes of the said Rebellion eight shillings Of David fz Gerald & John o Meaghan [ subiects? ] Thirtie sixe shillings men impoueriehed by meanes of the Rebellion, Of Henrie Michell the yongner late Newecastle <stet> parish in the Countie of Tipperarie Cooper heretofore a Brittish protestant and nowe papist & in Rebellion Twentie shillings Of Nicholas White of Killestea within the libertie of the burrough <stet> & parish of Dungarvan & in the Countie of Waterford yeoman & nowe in Rebellion seven shillings, Soe the losses of the said John Dane the yongner amount to Twentie pownds eight p o wnds & eleven shillings The totall some of his losses of the said John Dane thelder & John Dane the yongner a mount to one hundred pounds [ ] shillings & eleven shillings & further he deposeth not
John [mark] Danes marke
Jurat coram nobis 16o
Augusti 1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

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Jo: Danes examination
Waterford
Reu