Deposition of Samuell Croft

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1769
Samuell Croft late of Connygally in the parish of Templevsque barony of barrymoore in the Com of Corke husb: a brittish protestant, duely sworne and examined before us by vertue of his maiestyes Commission etc deposeth & sayth that on or about the 24th of June last past synce and diuers tymes synce the begining of this present rebellion in Ireland he lost was robbed & forceably dyspoyled of his goods & Chattles to there seuerall values followinge vizt. worth 46 li. 13 s., Partly consisting of debts
Of Cowes mares and piges to the value of nintine pounds thirtine shillings Of wheate and otes vpon the groun & rye lost by this rebellion to the value of fiftine pounds Of debts amounting e to the sume of Twelue pounds due from dermod o fflaherta of Templevsque aforesaid and Donogh mc Donogh of the same yeoman John Abare of the same gentleman & diuers all nowe in actuall rebellion therefore this deponent c anot gett satisfaction from them . The totall of his losses amounts to six & fortie pounds thirteene shillinges & further he deposeth not
Samuell Croft
Jurat coram nobis
9o 9bris 1642
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

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1770

Sam: Croft Examination
C Cork

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