Deposition of John Lake

fol. 88r

1244
John Lake of saltarbredy in the parish of Lismore & barony of deces with in the County of Watterford, a brittish Protestant beeing deuely sowrne & Examined by vert u e of &c deposseth & saith that in and vppon the 15th day of Januarie last hee was Robbed of his goods & Chattells to the vallues ffollowing vizt value of 83 li. sterl
Of Cowes yearelings & one bull to the vallue of thirty ffiue pounds: of Corne & haye in haggard & howse to t h e vallue of ffoure pounds: of howshold goods to the vallue of foure pounds: Hee further saith that by the meanes of this Rebellyon hee was Expelled and driuen away ffrom his said howse and ffarme worth Coibus anis Aboue the said l and Lords Rent seauen pounds ster per annum wherin hee had a lease of twenty yeares to Com whi c h hee vallues to bee worth ffourty pounds ster the totall of his losses Amounts to ffour score three pounds ster and that by the meanes of Captain ffennell of Dongaruan in the Aboue said County with dyuors others of the his said Company And ffurther hee cannot depose
John Lake
Jurat corm nobis
16 June 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tho: Badnedge

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1245
The examination
of
John Lake
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Waterford
Reu

152


Hercules beere his note
of Greevyances & losses
by the Rebells: 164 2