Deposition of Margarett Wynter

fol. 301r

596
Margarett Wynter wife of Robert Winter late of Cholocogh within the liberty of the Citty of Limericke A brittish protestant i n in the behalfe of her saide husband duly sworne and Examined before vs by vertue of his Maiesties Comission &c deposeth and saith that vppon Christmas day last past and since the beginning of this presente Rebellion, her said husband was robbed lost and forcibly dispoyled of his goodes and Chattles to the seuerall values following vizt worth Clxxviij li. xiiij s. part consisting of a debt owing by
<Imprimis>
Of his Cowes, horses, young Cattle, mares sheepe and swine to the value of ffower score and Twelue powndes, ten shillinges of his household stuffe to the value of ffower powndes of hay in haggard to the value of ffower powndes Ten shillinges; she saith that her said husband was Expelled and driuen away from his house and farme where he lost in Corne in and ground which she Conceiueth to be lost to the value of twenty ffower powndes; And this deponent further saith that her said husband was dispossest of his saide farme, wherein he had the Eleuen yeares to Come vnexpired worth over and aboue the landlordes rent Twelue powndes per Annum, soe she Conceiueth her husband dam p nified to the some of fforty ffower powndes; she further saith that their is due by bill to her saide husband Nine powndes ffowerteene shillinges from william White of the Citty of limericke gent now in actuall Rebellion the totall of her husbandes said losses amounts to the some of O ne hundred three score and Eighteene powndes ffowerteene shillinges And that her husband was robbed by Teig o Brien of the Grage in the County of limericke gent and diuers of his assistantes out in actuall rebellion
marke
Margarett [mark] Winter her
Jurat coram nobis 23d Aug:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

fol. 301v

597
Margaret Winters Exam:
Limerick

Reu: