Deposition of Robert Bathurst

Date: 1642-09-23

Identifier: 822080r070

County: Cork

Deposition Type: Bysse

Nature of Deposition: Robbery, Lost By Debts

Commissioners: Philip Bisse, Thomas Graye

Deposition Transcription:

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<symbol> Robert Bathurst of Bandon in the parish of Ballymoodane & barony of Kynalmeky & within the County of Corke hatter (a brittish protestant) duely sworne & examined by vertue of &c. deposeth and saith. That on or aboute Christmas last & since the begining of this presente rebellion in Ireland he lost & was dispoyled of his goods & C hattles to the values following seuerall debts amounting to the sume of two hundred thirty six pounds [ ] seuerall goods & debts amounting to 246 li. 17 s. The debtors names twelue shilli ngs & three pence due from which are in actuall Rebellion are theis that follow vizt
Of horses to the value of six pounds fiue shillinges. Of hay to the value of foure pounds. Of debts amounting to two hundred thirty six pounds twelue shillinges due from the vndernamed persons vzt Teig Ocannon of Dondanel yeoman Walter Briant of venyshanon in the said Co unty husbandmen Mr Donno o Cartey of Kilbritting in the said County gentleman fflorence Mack Cartety of Benduff Gent: Mr Calahane Cartey of Castlemoore, Mr Dierman Teig mac cartey neere muckroon, Daniell Acanty of Ballimoody parish in the same County yeoman, Teig Owichan of Kelbrokan Murha Mac shan in the parish of the Brimny: both yeomen Mr Knohor Ocrooly neere Crimelege in the same county Gent, Charles mac cartey of oisterhauen in the said County gentleman Mr ffinian Mac Dierman of Cleneroth in the County of Kerrey gentle man Mr Dauid Roch crowner in the County of Corck: Mac ffinian Carty of Artully in the said County gentleman Dierman Ohony of Cleneroth, Oliuer Oholohan of the same yeoman, Knohor oholohan of the same yeoman, Owen Mac Swinning Baring Oklassy Daniell ohorly. Mulling Oge Acanty in Kilbrokan parish yeoman John Oge Ocrooly. Donno Ocrooly neere Crimelege in the said County gentleman John Oge A hea Gent in the parish of Kilkerrane, Teig Amurfey of Kilbrokan in the said County gentleman Captaine Mewgh of Kingsall, Edmond Barrey of Balmcholy in the said County gentleman Donnoll ockdonnefant Gent: Daniel mac Swinning gentleman Hee saith that part of the s aid debt is due from these protestants following vzt: Robert Shade of

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Clenerath: Walter Quarry of Corck. Jo: Castle in the parish of Ballymoodon: BarCary spencer mr Clea u eland of Rosse Tho: Scott of Dondannell: Henry Sargeant of Rosse: Tho: Hill of Kilbeg: Henry Gibbins of Cleneroth Jo: Standly of Bandon Bridge and diuers others English men & protestants vndone by the rebeles. But in regard the said parties protestants are vtterly dissenabled by meanes of this rebellion & the rest out in actual rebellion therefore this deponent can get noe satisfaction from them The totall of his losses amounts to two hundred ffortie six pounds seaventeebne shillings
Robert Bathurst
Jurat coram nobis
23o 7bris 1642
Tho: Grayes Dec:
Phil: Bisse

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The examination of
Robert Bathurst
Corke

Re

Deponent Fullname: Robert Bathurst

Deponent Gender: Male

Deponent Occupation: Hatmaker

Deponent County of Residence: Cork

Mentioned Non-Deponent Fullnames: Teig Ocannon, Walter Briant, Donno o Cartey, fflorence Mack Cartety, Calahane Cartey, Dierman Teig mac cartey, Daniell Acanty, Teig Owichan, Murha Mac shan, Knohor Ocrooly, Charles mac cartey, ffinian Mac Dierman, Dauid Roch, Mac ffinian Carty, Dierman Ohony, Oliuer Oholohan, Knohor oholohan, Owen Mac Swinning, Baring Oklassy, Daniell ohorly, Mulling Oge Acanty, John Oge Ocrooly, Donno Ocrooly, John Oge A hea, Teig Amurfey, Captaine Mewgh, Edmond Barrey, Donnoll ockdonnefant, Daniel mac Swinning, Robert Shade, Walter Quarry, Jo: Castle, BarCary spencer, mr Cleaueland, Tho: Scott, Henry Sargeant, Tho: Hill, Henry Gibbins, Jo: Standly

Mentioned Non-Deponent Roles: Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor, Debtor