Deposition of Thomas Nevill

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1519
Thomas Nevill Late of Ballincarrig in Donglas in the parish of [ ]barry & within the County of the Cittie of Corke esquire & a brittish protestant beinge duely sworne & examined before vs vpon oath by vertue of his Maiesties Comission (dated the 5th day of March last) touching the losses & suffrings of the protestants within the province of Munster deposeth and saith. That on or aboute all St. daye Last had since the begining of this presente rebellion he lost & was robbed & forceably dispoiled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall values followeing vizt value of 57 li. sterling value of 517 li. sterling part
Of his Cattle [ ] to the value of foure score pounds sterling Of his horses & mares to the value of twelue pounds sterling. Of his enterest in a lease of one quar ter of plowland & a [mill] called Ballycurrin in the said County to the value of fiftie pounds. Of his corne in the haggard & house to the value of twenty pounds sterling. Of his sheepe & lams to the value of two hundred & eighty pounds sterling. Of linnen w o ollen & houshouldstuffe to the value of six pounds. And further saith that James Purcell of Shenfall in the said County gentleman John o <A> Henshy & John oge ô Henshy of Ilandnefenshoge in the said County of Corke gentleman William Gogen of Anaghbegg in the said County gentleman & John Gratrix of Corke (lately turned frier) are indebted to this deponent in the seuerall summes of fortie three pounds which he accounted good debte before this rebellion but in regard the parties are out in rebellion (as he is credibly informed) he conceaues that he is not likly to gett satisfaction from them The totall of his losses amounts to foure fiue hundred & seaventeene pounds sterling And further he cannot depose
Thomas Nevill
Jurat coram nobis 6o
die Maij 1642
Ni: Philpot
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

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1520

Tho: Nevells examination
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