Deposition of Joane Worthington

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Joane Worthington: of late of Kerragh of the parish of: Kilcommock in the County of Longford
being duely sworne deposed that: about: the 27: of: October last: past: her: husband lost of goodes by the Irish rebbells whoe robbed and spoiled him
In Corne to the value of twelue powndes
In: housholdstuffe to the value of tenn pounds
In: Debts to the Summe of eight: pownds
In Cost: laied out: upon: a milne rented thirty Shillings
In all: to the Sume of: thirty and one pounds and ten shillings
And this robbery were done by William mc ffargus <A.> ffarrell eldest: sonn of: Balletubber in the Said parrish and County and James ffarrell of: Kilshrone in the: parish of Clonbrona and Bryan mc Shane and Turlogh: mc: Shane ffarrell of Aghonarhill of the said parish of: Clonbrona and they said they did this by the Kings authority
Joane [mark] Worthington
her: marke
Jur: primo Martij 1641
John Sterne
William Hitchcock
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This is a true Copie the orriginall whereof w{as} giuen into the Court of the cheife place for eviden{ce} against the Rebells, where it still remayneth
Witness our hands Julij 7o 1652
Hen: Jones.
Hen: Brereton