Deposition of John Langton

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John Langton late of Bandon bridge in the parish of Kilbrogan gent in the Barrony of Ki n almekey Kinalmecke Musk & within the Countie of Corke a Brittish Protestan gent duly sworne & examined before vs by virtue of his Maiesties Comission &c deposeth & saith That on or about the Tenth daye of January last past & since the begining of this Rebellion in Ireland hee was by reason of this Rebellion dispossessed of & driuen from [ ] the vse & profitt of a farme of one ploughland Called Tereeuen whereof hee this deponent togeither with One Henry Turner by lettres of Administr graunted to them Joyntly out of the Concestory of the dioces of Corke had the Custodie of a lease for xxxjty yeares for & in the behalfe of the Children & Orfans of Mathew Rufin deceased which Children are named Edmond Rufin, John Rufin, Margaret Rufin & Henry Rufin of the tearme of which lease there are xxty yeares to come And is worth to the said orphans ouer & aboue the rent payable to the landlord the som of ffive pounds per Annum in which togeither with the improuement in Building & fenceing the saide deponent conceaueth that hee & soe many of the saide Orphans as are liveing are damnified xx li. ster by meanes of this Rebellion
John Langtons
Jurat coram nobis 23o Sept
1642
Tho: Graye Dec:
Phil: Bisse

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