Deposition of Barnard Pabe

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Barnard Pabe of Ballingambon parish of whitt Church barony of Deci{es} & Com in the com of Waterf: yeoman duly sworne & examined before vs by vertue &c deposeth & sayth that aboute the 14th day of J{anuary} last past & sithence the begining of this present rebellio{n} he lost & was robbed & dispoyled of goods & Chattles to the seuerall values following vzt
value of 264 li. 11 s. 4 d. part consisting of
Of Cattle yonge & ould & horses the summe of eighty one pounds Of Corne in haggard & hey the summe of Nynty two pounds Of implements o{f} husbandry the sume of fower pounds Of houshould stuffe prouisi{on} & all things therto belonging the sume of six pounds As also debts Ju{stly} due from those whose names are as vzt which were esteemed good be{fore} this present rebellion & now be c ome desperatt by reason some is due from impouerished protestants as William Winsmore William Curry & Robert Andrew which was murdered by one Walter Ve a le of the same heretofore reputed a protestant & now turnd papist being o{f} whitt Church debts due from those that be in rebellion as Robert Stevens gen o{f} Ballingambon gen the lady Carew of Knockneskagh parish of Kilma{lash} <A> & bar: of Decies with the drum Richard mc Shane husb: of Ballinga{mbon} Richard Morohow husb of the same Robert mc Water husb of th{e} same Morrish ô Marregett husb of Cooleshell John Baldon Carpenter of Ballingambon aforesaid John SheeBruck husb of the sam{e} Edmond Balden Carpenter of the aforesaid Daniell oge gent of the Clogh in parish of Killmalash aforsaid Daniell Burke Carpenter o{f} the same parish aforesaid ffurther he sayth that by reason of {this} present rebellion the deponent was expelled & driuen away fr{om} his said farme & house where he lost in Corne in ground to the val{ue} of thirty fiue pounds, As also a lease of the aforesaid land fiu{e} yeare vnexpired where on he bestowed in improuements as fenci{ng} & other necessaryes charges to the value of eight pounds 16 s. S{terling} The totall of his losses is the summe of two hundred sixty four pounds Eleuen shillings & four pence And further he depose{th} <B> that he was robbed by the hands & meanes of Robert Stephe{ns} aforesaid & his followers as William Veale of Ballingambon aforesaid husb: & John Veale brother to the said William husb; of the same with diuers others whose names he knowes not he further sayt{h} that Phillipp Veale of the parish of whitt Church aforesaid Taylor Joh{n} O Lyne of the same husb: Daniell Crooy husb; who also tould his wife a protestant that she must shift for her selfe for i{f} it were knowne that he were in her company he should {be} cutt to peeces/ all these were heretofore reputed protestan{ts} & now sithence this rebellion turned papists/ And furt{her} he cannot depose
Barnard [mark] Pabes m{arke}
Jurat coram nob: 18o Juny 1642
Tho Badnedge
Phil: Bisse
Hen: Rugge

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Waterford
The Examinacon of Barnard
Pabe
53
Reu
48