Deposition of Thomas Price

fol. 56r

1360
Thomas Price of Kille Teinnyglossy in the parish of Clomelle in the Baronie of Barymore in the County of Cork shipwrig{ht} shipwright being duely sworne & examined by vertue of his maiesties &c deposeth & saith That saith that since the begining of the Rebellion In Ireland hee hath beine deprived & Robbed of his goods & Chattells to the value of 87 li. & had three of his howses burd burned by the Rebells of Tennglassie
Saith that vppon tuesday beefore Easter last hee had his ho three houses burned by the Rebells at Tennyglassie aforesaid which cost the building wherof of about thirty fiue pounds, Of in Corne in the house & haggard to the value of ten pounds in ffishing netts household stuffe & other goods to the valews of seven pounds one boate with ankers sayles & the tackles to the valewe of fifteene pounds in Corne in ground to the valewe of twenty pounds which hee supposeth wilbee lost hee further saith that And hee did see [ ] his wife stripped of her cloathes [ ] by the Rebbells that so robbed him & burned his houses [ ] & that by Captayne Dongan alias Donell mc ffynnie Dauid Halie a supposed Capteine among the Rebbells John Crost of the black rock in or nere the within the liberties of Cork one Jame s Edmund maguer eldest second sonne of Mr James Maguer of Ahadda in the Baronie of Imokelly & County of Cork Willim Gogan of Bernyhaly gent & diuers other rebbells whose names hee knoweth not beeing then in Company togeather at which time there was an Englishman called willim vine their murthered by the rebells but the names of those that murthered him hee knoweth not The totall of his losses amounts to foure score & seaven pounds & further he cannot depose
Thomas [mark] Price
his marke
Jurat coram nobis
14o May 1642
Ni Philpot
Phil: Bisse

fol. 56v

1361
The examination of
Thomas Bennett Price
Corke
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