Deposition of Philip Earle

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1441
Philip Earle late of owbeg in the parish of lismore barony of Cosbridy and within the County of waterford husb husbandman A brittish protestant duly sworne and examined before vs by vertue of his oath etc: deposeth and saieth that on or aboute shrov sunday last past and since the begining of this present rebellion In Ireland hee lost was robed and forcibly disposessed of his goods and chatels to the seuerall values following value of 121 li. 10 s. ster,
Part consisting of debtsl. s. d.
Of his Cowes horses mares sheepe and swine____27 pound__10 s.__0
of houshould stuff to the value of _____10__0__0
of Implements of husbandry______2__0__0
of Hay and corn in hagard and house_____2__0__0
of linin and woolen and aparrell_____10__0__0
he likewise saith that hee was expelled and driven away from his said farme and house where hee left in Corne in ground which hee conceaveth to bee lost to the value of _____ [ ]__0__0
The deponent farther saieth that by means of this rebellion hee was dispossessed of his said farm wherin hee had a lease of 13 yeers to com worth to this deponent Comiubus Annis ____ 10 pound a yeere which lease the deponent values to bee worth above the landlords rent with improvement in building & fenshing &c_____14__0__0
of debts due which hee accompted good debts )_____[ 50 li. ]__0__0
46__0__0
due from the vndernamed persons Donogh o Hehi of Lismore In the County of waterfoord masse preist gen: John mc Donogh of the said towne and County husb: Thomas Conell of the said towne and County husb: James Conell of baligallan in the said County husb: redmond fitz gerald of CulCap in the County of Cork gen: John mc william of the said place husb: Cormuck o follow of the said place husb: James mc william of the same husb: Robert mc william of the same husb: all in rebellion & from Impouerished protestants by means of this rebellion
Elizabeth bateman of Caperquin in the county of waterfoord wid Brian Cavanah of Lismore in the said County gen ; william haris of [ ]lly in the County of Cork
The sum of all is_____ 115 li.__10 s.__0
one hundred twenty one pownds ten shillings sterling
he sayth that he was robd by the rebells in those parts whose names he knoweth not and further he doth depose
Phillip [mark[ Earle
his marke
Jurat coram nobis 16o Aug
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

fol. 182v

1442
Philip Earls Exam
Waterford
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