Deposition of Richard Curry

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1405
Richard Curry late of knockane in the parish of white Church in the barony of desses in the County of Watterford Carpenter) a brittish protestant) being deuely sowrne and Examined by vertue &c deposeth and saith that in and [ ] vpon the twentieth day of Januarie last) and since this present rebellion hee was Robbed and spoyled of his goods and Chattells to the seueralls vallues ffollowing vizt value of 59 li. 2 s.
Of Cowes yearlings & swyne to the vallue of seauenteene pounds two two shillings of howshold stufe to the value of seauen pounds Of corne and haye in howse and haggard to the vallue of ffiue pounds: of Imployments ffor his trade to the vallue of ffoure pounds of garden struts to t h e vallue of ffourty shillings Also the deponent saith hee was Expelled and driuen ffrom his howse and ffarme in the said County wherin hee had in Corne in ground to the vallue of ffourteen pounds which hee Conceaues to bee lost hee ffurther saith that hee was dispossessed of his howse and ffarme in the said County worth coibus annis Aboue the landlords rent ffourty twenty shillings per annum hee hauing a lease of ffifteen yeares to com which hee vallueth to be worth together with his improouements to the summe of ten pownds He further sayth that he was parttly robd by Knogher Gamboll of Knockane in the parish, baronry, & county aforesaid. the totall of his losses amounts to the summe of fifty nine pownds two shill:, and further he cannot depose
Richard [mark] Curry his marke
Jurat coram nobis
25o Junij
1642
Phil: Bisse
Thomas Ellwell

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1406
Richard Curryes Examinacion
Waterford
Reu
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