Deposition of Daniel Spicer

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Daniell Spicer of Lismore, Barony of Cosmore & Cosbridy & <in the> County of waterford Clerke, a brittish Protestant duly sworen & examined before vs by vertue etc deposeth & sayth, that since the begining & by means of this present rebellion in Ireland he lost & was despoyled of his goods & chattells & otherwise to the seuerall values following to the value of of debts worth One hundred forty & fyve [ ] Pownds Part thereof due by
Of Debts to the summe of one hundred nineteene pownds ten shillings: whic h ere the begining of this rebellion were esteemed good debts, but since become d e sperate by reason some of the debts are impouerish t Protestants as due from Richard Mayne Clerke of Kilmallock clerk [ ] one of the fellows collegiate there, which said Mayne was [ ] first gelt & then hangd by the rebells of Mountgarrets army & also Garret Drowne & Anthony Skewton which is an impouerisht papist & the rest papists & rebells Donnough ô Grady of Kilbolowin gen in the county of Limrick Loughlin O Dwire of the same yeoman Teig O Grady of Kilkellane of the same parish & county clerke now turned papist & rebell Mihell Michall Blurt of Iny in said county yeoman, Edmund Rawvigh Butcher of the same Butcher Philip Karney of the same yeoman; Robert ffreeman of the same gen John Burgett of the same Esquire Andrew bragh of Stonehouse in the county of waterford gen D ebts due also out of the Rectory of Moy f ea by a legall Couenant thirty pownds which because of the rebellion he esteemeth as lost the totall amounts to a hundred forty nine pownds ten shill: besids the losse of the benefitt of his Church liuinge of [ ] worth con[ ], one hundred pownds per annum which he leaueth to consideracion & further cannot depose
Daniel Spicer
Jurat coram nobis 17o Aug
1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

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