Deposition of Thomas Warde

fol. 268r

16o Juny 1643
Thomas Warde of Cullenwood in the parish of St Keuens & County of Dublin yeoman aged Thirty Eight yeares or thereabouts being duly sworne vpon the holy Evangelists deposeth and saith That on the 23th of Aprill last in the morneing he himselfe was supprized and taken prisoner nere Cullen wood aforesaid by the Rebells that came thither into that county whose names he knoweth not, whoe haueing disarmed him and at that tyme Robd him of his Cattle to theire full value followeing but set him at liberty: viztli.
xvj en Cowes & a Bull English breed worth _________________75
one horse and Mare well worth ___________________________08
one sword and fierlock peece worth _______________________01_10 s.
And further deposeth and saith that at other tymes since the rebellion began he was likewise robd by the Rebells whose names he cannot sett forth, and had by them stollen from him six horses & mares well worth ______________________________________08 li.
And further by virtue of his oath saith that by occasion of the rebellion and by the Rebells (as he beleeueth) on the sixth of April 1642 he had his dwelling house neere Cullenwood aforesaid with the outhouses and all the materialls thereof with the goods within the same but burnt and consum{ed} by fier to his loss and day damage of at least_______50 li. ster
Soe that the deponents damages and losses by occasion of the rebellion amounteth vnto in all One hundred ffortie twoe pownds Tenn shillings sterl ing
signum predicti Tho: Ward [mark]
Jur 17o Junij 1643
John Sterne
Will: Aldrich