Deposition of Willaim farmer

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William farmer late of dungarvane in the Count of waterford in the Countie of waterford baker a brittish protestant duly sworne & examined before us by vertue of &c deposeth That about Christmas last he lost was robbed & forceably dispoyled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall values following vizt value of
Of houshould stuff to the value of fourty pounds Of ready mony & plate to the value of fifty pounds fi v teene shill: Of linnen wollen & wearing apparrel to the value of twenty pounds of Corne in the house threshed to the value of 2 pounds of hay to the value 2 pounds Of two barrells of beere twenty shill Of debt the sume of twenty fourty shill due from Dennie Gough of Doungarvane merchant & John Rousell of Knockmoone in the said Cont gent & in regard one of the debtors is impouerished & the other in Rebellion he cannot gett satisfaction from them
one halbard & a peece price 30s
The deponent saith that his houshould stuffe & all the rest of his goods w as taken The deponent sayth her good were taken away by Tho: Maudhid of Dungarvan aforesaid merchant Edward Hore of the same merchant Bartholemew Hore of the same husbandman with diuers others whose names he cannot remember & further he deposeth not
William [mark] farmer marke
Jurat coram nobis
9o Decembris 1642
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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The examination of
William ffarmer
Waterford
Reu
169