Deposition of John Massie

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John Massie of Ballinakill in the Queens Countie Chapman sworne and examined deposeth and saith That about the begining of the present Rebellion & since This deponent hath bin at Ballinakill aforesaid and at Ballirone Athy and Dublin forceibly by meanes of the Rebellion deprived robbed dispoyled or otherwise dampnified in his meanes goods & chattells consisting of Bedding lynen howshold goods wares merchandize one nagg debts & the benefite of his trading <171 li. 10 s.> the value of 171 li. 10 s. sterling And that he is like to be depriued of the future proffitt & benefite of his trading (formerly worth vnto him 40 li. per annum) vntill a peace be established: And the deponent hath had another affliction by an extreame sicknes: which hath bin very tedious & long vnto him & yet he is not cleared of the dangerous disease thereof & thereby is vtterly impouerished and disabled to get his Liveing
<Dr J: H B>
John Massye
Jur 2o Maij 1643
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brereton

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John Massy Jur 2o May 1643
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