Examination of Thomas Fox and Owine Deane

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The Examinacions of Thomas ffoxe of Buttersto in the County of Dublin gent and Owine Dowdall Deane saruant to the said Thomas ffoxe taken before vs the 25th Day of March 1642 By vertue of his Maiesties Comission vnder the greate Seale of Ireland Directed
The said Examinants beinge Duly sworne and Examined deposeth that the Deponent Thomas ffoxe had forceibly taken from him, on or aboute the first of December, Last past 1641 by the Rebells, since theire Insurreccion sixscore faire English Cowse, to the vallue of Three hundred and threescore pounds ster, In horsses and Mares fifteene to the vallue of Threescore pounds ster,: In goods howshould stuffe Brasse and pewter & other goods forty pounds ster, In all 462 li.
The said Examinants further Deposeth that the said Thomas ffoxe Lost by Reason of this Rebellion, of his yearly profitts of his <762 li.-0-0> farme of Butterston______100 li. per annum
The said Examinants deposeth And that the said seuerall goods weare stolen and rebelliously taken away by the vndernamed rebells <A> viz: James Goodman of Loghnanston in the County of Dublin Alexander Rouchforde, James Goodman of Ballentlea, Hobart Archbould, Edmond Walsh of Clonnanyn, in the County of Wicklowe, Luke Toole of Castle Kenyn, Henry Warren of Glanemocke in the County of Dublin, and Theobald Walsh of Carickmayne, and Edward Walsh of Clonnanyne
And the said Examinants further deposeth that hee the said Tho: ffox hath Lost by reason of this Rebellion, in Buildinge and Improufment which hee Did on the said farme, which by reason of this present Insurreccion hee can not Reape any benefitt by to the <1000 li.> vallue of___1000 li.
Tho: [mark] ffoxes mark
Owen [mark] Deanes mark
deposed March 26th 1642
William Hitchcock
John Sterne
In toto: 1762 li.
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Dublin Jur 26o Marcij 1642
Thomas ffoxe his Byll of Losses
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