Deposition of Jane Oliver

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The losse & greiuance of William Oliuer his wife & daughter
Jane Oliver the wife of William Oliver of the Parish of Annah in the County of Cavan yeoman s worne & examined saith That about the 27th of October last past was her husband & shee were Robd by the Irish Rebells & lost in Cattell fiftene English cowes & an Irish cowe worth 3 li. a pece one with another vizet __48 li. & six 2 yeare old english heyfers at 25 s. the pece which comes to __ 7 li. __10 s. & six yeare olds at x s. the pece __3 li. In houshold stuffe & prouision __ 10 li. A stacke of oates & 9 about a barrell of wheate sowen in the ground __ 3 li. one horse __ 1 li. __10 s. which amounteth to the summ of threscore & thirtene pounds english money, which Jane Oliver the wife of the sayd William vpon her oath valueth & deposeth that which goods they were taken away by the rebells servants or souldjers of Phillip mc hugh mc shane Rely in the County of Cavan Esquire but the parties rebells that tooke them she doth not know, onely she heard they were caried to the sayd Phillip Rely his land, an
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Jurat 28 1642
John Sterne
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