Deposition of Isacke Quarrie

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Isacke Quarrie of Cappoquin in the Countie of Waterford in the County of Waterford pewterer [ ] and a brittish protestant beinge duely sworen and examyned by vertue of &c deposeth & saith That about Shrovetide last and since the begynynge of this present Rebellyon in Ireland he lost & was robbed & forceably dispoyled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall values as followeth vizt value of 79 li.
Of Cowes heffers yerelings horses mares and sheepe att Athmean in the said Countie to the price & to the value of Thirtie pownds And the said deponent further saith that about the begyn y nge of Januarie last he was expelled from his dwellinge howse & tenement in Athmean aforesaid by the Rebells which by them is nowe [ ] pulld downe where this deponent lost in howshold goods & haye in the haggard which is destroyed by th em to the value of ffourtie shillings besids the cha r ge of buyldinge of the said house to the value of Twentie pownds where he alsoe lost in the ground nyne Acres of wheat to the value of Twentie seven pownds which he deemeth all to lost by the Rebells The totall of his losses amounts to threescore & Nyneteene pownds sterl further he cannot depose he also sayth And that Roger O Cahan of GraggiNurragh in County of Waterford husbandman was the man that tooke away part of his hay & houshould stuffe; & the rest was takn away by those whose names he knoweth not
Isack Quarrye
Jurat coram nobis 12th Aug:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

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The examination
of Isaake Quarry
Waterford
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