Deposition of William East

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William East late of Cannicourt in the countie of Kyldare Clark: sworne & examjned deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof: Hee was, and & still is, deprived robbed, or otherwise dispoyled, by the Rebells att his seuerall farmes of Cannicourt aforesaid of his beasts Cattle horses Mares Colts sheepe Corne hay, swyne: Howsholdstuff & provision & the proffitts and benefite of his Lease at Cannycourt aforesaid aforesayd of the Value & to his present Losse of ffive hundreth nyntie six Powndes ster: And att Tippenane in the Parrish of Fowntstowne and County aforesaid, of his Corne, garrans: Hay fewell rents Debts wollen and Linen cloth of the value & to his further Losse of one hundreth eighty one Powndes more: and alsoe of the proffitts of his Church meanes amounting to one hundreth and fforty Powndes And this deponent (by meanes of the Rebellion is like to be deprived of and loose from henceforth the proffits of his Church [ ] meanes worth three hundreth and Forty poundes per annum vntill a peace be established: His presente losses (besides those in future) amounting to Nyne hundreth & seventeene Pownds ster And saith that (as he is credibly informed) the Rebells that soe deprived & robbed him of his meanes are theis that followe vizt Peirce ffitzgarrald of Ballisonan in the Countie of Kildare Esquire Garrott Weisley of Blackhall in the Countie of Kildare aforesaid gentleman: & by Tho: Fitzgarrald eldest sonn to James Fitzgarrald of Bealand in the said Countie of Kildare gent Esquire: & their Rebellious Complicees confederat{es} pertakers, & souldjers,
William: Est
Jur 10o Januarij 1642
Will: Aldrich
Hen: Brereton
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fact est C
Condicion

Kildare
William Est Clerke Jur
xo Januarij 1642
Intw
Cert fact

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