Deposition of Hendry Lashfford

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< May the 19th 1642> A note of losses of the goods and Chattels of Hendry Lashffords of Kilmcklerin Baroney of Orary in the Countie of Cork husbandman since the last Rebellion
It five english Cowes worth twelue pounds ten shillinges
It two heiffers worth two pounds sterling
It foure yerling Calues worth two pounds.
It thre mares worth five pounds seaven shillinges
It in Corne in house the worth of foure pounds ten shillinges
It in househoulde goods five pounds
It the p
It two golt horsses worth eaight pounds sterling
It a garden of potatoes worth two pounds sterling
It sixe Swyne worth on pounds and foure shillinges sterling
of sheepe to the vallue of forty shillings ster
Summa totalis ffortie six pounds and ealeaven shillinges
he was robd about the 11th of ffebr: last, partly by McDonogh of Loughort, & Redmund Barry Esquire of Loughou Lisgriffin and partly by other rebells of the Lord of MountGarretts army whose names he knoweth not. and further he deposeth not.
Henry [mark] Lashfords marke
Jurat coram nobis 30 May 1642
Phil: Bisse Ric: Williamson

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The examination of
Henry Lasshford
138 Corke