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Richard Groues Late of Carriggine in the parish of Downeraile in the Barony of fformoy and Countie of Corke gent a brittish protestant duely examined before vs by vertue of &. deposed and deposeth & saieth that since the begininge of this rebbellion hee Lost and was robbed and forceably dispoiled of his goods and Chattles to the seuerall values followeinge value of 644 li. sterling
Of Cowes and steers to the value of three hundred pounds ster of sheepe of sheepe horsses mares & Coults and other Cattell to the value of a hundred and thirty fiftie pounds ster of houshould stuffe and prouision Twentie three pounds ster hee was disp os essed of a farme called Carrigine in the parish of Downeraile in the Barony of formoy and Countie of Corke worth communibus anis thirtie pounds ster Lost therein hau einge ten yeares to come one hu n d red and fiftie pounds ster. further saieth that Mortogh o Scanlan and Phillip o Noonane both Rebells owed ought him by bill twentie one pounds ster which hee accompteth lost and seuerall other rebells which hee now forgetteth ought him in smale debts twentie pounds ster the totall of his losses amounts to six hundred fortie fower pounds ster. and further hee cannot t depose
Richard Groue
Jurat coram nobis 25t of May
1642
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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