Deposition of Martine Killhare

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<I> Martine Killhare of the parish of Drumlane and Baronie of Loghte and Countie of Cauan, doth depose, that his my mother Elizabeth Killhare and I he had in personale estate when this Rebellione first begane
s. d.
Cowes ould and younge woorth______122__10__0
horses and maires woorth______45__10__0
sheepe woorth______10__0__0
A Lease of 3 pooles of land within the Sir Edward Bagshaws Proportione___ 80__0__0
Corne and haye______50__0__0
houshould goods______50__0__0
aband of three pounds due at all Saints last______3__0__0
In all______ 331__0__0
<And that> All these goods ware taken from me them forceibly aboute the 24th of October 1641 by the hands, of Gillernew mc Gawran and Manus mc Gaweran of the parish of Temple porte, and Baronie of [ ] Tullahae and Countie of Cauan gent, Donell oge McGawran of the half Barrony of Tullehae gent Charles mc Goran of the same gentleman: & about 200 more of their followers rebells, whoe quite robbed and dispoiled this deponents & mother and himself thereof the same goods
Signum [mark] predicti Martini
Jur 13o Jan: 1641 coram
Roger Puttocke
Will: Hitchcock

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Martin Kilhare Com Cavan
Jur: 13o Jan: 1641