Deposition of William Callvert

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1467

William Callvert of Lissmore in the Barony of Cossmore & CosBridy in the Countie of watterford gent A British protestant Beeing duly sworen & examined By vertue of his Maiestis Comison &c deposeth & saith that aboutte 20th of ffebruary & aboutte the first of August last past he lost was Robed & forcibly spoyled of his goods & Chatells to the seuerall vallues followinge vizt value of 323 li.
of Cowes he ifers sheep & hor ses to the vallue of one hundred & fortie pounds: in Corne & haie Taken from hime By meanes of the rebellion now lately Begune in Irelland the worth or vallue of Thirtie Pounds of Rents due vpon his Tenants Impouerisht which wear Enforced to leaue their Tenements which they held of hime at Lissmor afforsaid ffivtie & 3 three pounds he further saith that he laide out vnto Mr Roger Carew for an fine Incomb of in the parish of Lismore his lease <of Ballysaggardbegg> and for the Improument since A hundred pounds starling the totall of his losses Amounts vnto three hundred Twentie & three pounds he sayth that he was robd by the rebells whose names he knoweth not & further he cannot depose
William [mark] Calluerts marke
Jurat coram nobis 16 Aug:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

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willyam Callverts
Exam
Losses
Waterford