Deposition of Thomas gilborne

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Thomas gilborne of skarrough in the parish of kilshainge and within the County of Corke gent a protestante dewly sworne and examined by vertue &c deposeth that in or aboute the tenth day of february laste paste was robbed and forceably dispoyled of his goods and Chatles to the seuerall vallews followeinge vidz worth 264 li. Part being debts owing by
Loste of Cowes and other dry Catle to the vallewe of thirty poundes of sheepe to the vallewe of thirty fiue poundes of horses to the vallewe of twelue pounds lost fower yoake of oxen with wheeles and other tacklin g e to the vallewe of thirty pounds of houshould stufe to the vallewe of six pounds of Corne in his barne to the vallewe of six pounds of Corne in grounde which hee thinketh hee shall not reape to the vallewe of sixty pounds of moneys dewe to him from Dermod o Callaghane of gortroe gent twenty shillings of moneys dewe to him from John o Caghill of Skarrough thirty shillings of moneys dewe to him from John bane forthy shillings of moneys dewe to him from Cnohor o Sheghane and Daniell mc Dermod tw e nty shillings all in Rebellion wherein hee had a lease of the halfe a plowlande of Skarrough of which lease was twelue yeares vnexpired which hee valleweth to bee worth eighty pounds the totall of his losses Amountes to two hundred sixty fower pounds [symbol] all loste by the meanes of Cahir o Callaghane of Dromyneene esquire and Dermod o Callaghane of gortroe gent and theyre Companys beinge all rebels and [far] and farther hee cannot depose
Tho: gilborne
Jurat coram nobis
vlt may 1642
Tho: Bettesworth
Ric: Williamson

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The examination of
Thomas Gilborne
146 Corke
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