Deposition of John March

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John March late of Beltrasie in the Countie of Kildare Inholder whoe by his examinacion vpon oath lately taken before us, deposed vpon oath to his losses and other things concerning the present Rebellion) being nowe further examined vpon his oath aforesaid, doth further depose & say: That since the takeing of his former examinacion vizt theof Aprill 1644 being after the first Cessation of Armes he this deponent was att in the County offorceibly in the night tyme <symbol> deprived robbed & dispoiled byof howshold goodsworth fowrscore and seven Pownds sterling And this deponent by meanes of the said Rebellion hath beene & is deprived of due debts & moneys by him disbursed to & for the manteinance of his Maiesties souldjers the some of One hundred & forty Powndes more, Soe as this deponents whole losses by meanes of the Rebellion (with those of 489 li. in his former examinacion expressed) doe amount to the some of Besides the rents and proffitts of leases for 3 yeres past, amounting to 162 li., the yerely values being liiij li. per annum the future proffitts whereof he is like to loose & bee deprived of vntill a peace be established, And further saith that for 4 yeres past he hath lost the proffitts of his profession & tradeing which before the Rebellion was worth vnto him comunibus Annis, Cxx li. lx li. soe as the benefite thereof for 4 yeres aforesaid doth amount to Cxx li. CCxl li. & he is alsoe like to loose the future proffits vntill a peace be settled: Soe as his whole losses already susteined by meanes of the Rebellion, amount vnto One thowsand one hundred & eighteen pownds ster, besides the future proffitts and losses aforemencioned, amounting to Cxiiij li. per annum
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Jur 19o marcij [1645] ante [ ] vt supra
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