Deposition of Nicholas Baker and Alce Lampart

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Nicholas Baker and Thomas Alce Lampart of [ ] Ballyard in the Ranaloghs within the Barony of Ballinacor in the County of Wicklow and in the parish of Rathdrum being both ioynt partners of all the goods Cattell & chattells hereafter mencioned valued sworne and examined say that they were vpon Satturday the xiijth of November last 1641 robd and dispossest of all their said goods and Cattell by the Rebells of that County being about three hundred there assembled together in Armes amongst which these persons ensuing were the Leaders or Comanders that is to say, John mc Brian Birne of <A> Ballinecor, Charles mc Phelym Birne and Edmond mc Euir Birne of Knockanwood, Garrett Birne his brother, Richard mc Laughlyn Birne of CastlemcAddon, James Birne of Tewgronyn and Teige Oge Birne of Ballinevally, vizt ffowerscore and fiftene Cowes and heyfers worth at the least One hundred and fifty pounds, Two hundred English sheep worth at the least ffifty poundes, Thirtene Mares & horses worth at the least fforty poundes Goods and houshold stuff Tenne pounds Eight and forty great Cheeses ffive pounds, a great Reeke of hay ffiftene pounds and the Lease of their house and Landes there being two and thirty yeres to come worth at the least threescore poundes So their losses doe amount in all to Three hundred and thirty pounds sterling and further the <B> said Nicholas Baker deposeth that demaunding Cahir mc ffelym of laragh by what power he did attempt thes things he sayd that they wer the Queens servantes and the pope their Captayne and that it was the said Captayns pleasure that they shold departe the sayd place, or if they stayed till the afternoone they shold dye.
Nicholas Baker
Alce [mark] Lampard her marke
Jurat 23o Marty 1641
Jo: Sterne
William Hitchcock

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{13} Wickloe 95
Nicholas Baker and
Alice Lampart
Jur 23o Marcij 1641