Deposition of Anne Cox

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Anne Cox Widow late of the Messels in the parish of [ ] Killbrogan & Countie of Corke & Barony of Kinalmeky A British protestant beeing duely sworne & examined by vertue of his Maiesties Comission &c deposeth & saith at or aboutte the second day of ffeberuary last past at Messells aforesaid, shee was fforcibly robed & dispoyled of her goods & Chattells, by meanes of this rebellion to the seuerall somes ffollowing viztt
In houshold goods ffortie shillings ster: in mallt six pounds in Cowes and heiffers Eight pounds Ten shillings, shee had a lease, that shee held frome Mr Halle of Corke late deceased Clarke, of part of the said Messells, for Thirteene yeares to come, worth ffortie shillings per annum ouer and aboue her rent, the said lease beeing vallued worth Ten pounds sterling shee was driuene frome the beneffitt thereof by meanes of the said rebellion in Ireland, that now shee Conceaueth it to be lost, The totall of her losses amounts vnto Twentie six pounds ten shillings ster:
Anne: [mark] Cox
Jurat coram nobis 24o Sept: 1642
Tho: Graye Dec
Phil: Bisse

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The examination of
Anny Cox
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