Deposition of John Sprage

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1591
John Sprage of Arglen in the parish of Litrume in the barrony of Counden & Clangibbon in the County of Corcke Millwrite) a brittish protestant) being dew ely sowren and examined by vertu e &c deposeth and saith that In or About Alhallentide Laste hee was robbed of his goods and Chattells to the vallues followinge vizt worth 36 li. 12 s. By
Of lyni n g woolen wearing Apparell howshold stuffe & ffurniture to the vallue of twenty ffiue pounds: one gold Ring worth twelfe shillings also by meanes of this rebellion was Expelled and driuen ffrom his howse & tenament wherof hee had a Lease to com of seaue n teen yeares to com which hee vallues to bee worth ten twent shill{ing } per annum worth six pounds Of timber to the vallue of ffiue pounds the totall of his Losses Amounts to thirty six pounds twelf { e } shilling sterling . ffurther the deponant saith hee was Robbed by Tibbott Tepet Roches son of the Clash in the parish of Clandalane gentleman with diuers others hee furth{er} saith that one John Phillipe Prowse gentleman & his said wyfe now recedent in kilworth gentleman John Cox shumaker & Edward Head Tane all of the Aforesaid towne towne and County) fformerly proffessed prottestants but since this rebellion turned Rebells and ffurther hee cannot depose
John [mark] Sprage
his marke
Jurat Coram nobis
15o June 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tho: Badnedge

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1592

John Sprage’s Examinacion
Corke
6.