Deposition of Richard Young and John Hory

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Richard Young of Crumlin of the Parish of Dinne in the barony of Loghtee in the County of Cauan beeing duly sworne deposed before vs sayth that he hath lost by the presente Rebells of this kingdome of Ireland These perticulars following viz about the 23 of October 1641
li. s. d.
In howshold goods_____9__0__0
In horse beeing 7 young & old_____15__0__0
In debts_____ 10__2___0
Summe_____34l i. __ 2 s.__0 d.
further
<And> The deponent sayth that these goods were taken from him by the Rebells, he beeing at that time about <a> his necessary occasions in Dublin, & therefore knoweth not all their names for the present, but his neighbor John Hory who liued in the same village, heere present will depose that the most part of his goods were taken away by Turlogh oge o Rely of the Parish of Lowey & Barony of Loghtie with the rest of his servants
Richard Younge

<The said> John Hory of Crumlin aforesaid yeoman alsoe sworne saith that the above named Turlogh oge o Rely and Owen ô <b> Gowen of the parrish of Lowie & County aforesaid & their company to the number of tenn Rebells tooke the said Richard Yongs h au goodes from his howse haveing first burst and broken open his howse the same howse
Signum predicti Johis [mark] Hory
Jurat fuerunt 16o Martij 1641
William Aldrich
William Hitchcocke

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Cavan
Richard Yonge Jur 16 Marcij 1641