Deposition of John Farrer et al.

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John ffarrer of the Cittie of Dublin Esquire John Brackenberry of the same gent and ffrancis Wilcoxcks of the same Coachharnessmaker sworne & examined seuerally and respectively depose and say And first the said John ffarer sayth That Mris Margret ffarer his sister m other [ ] now of the Citty of London W idow Spinster since the begining of the presente rebellion & by meanes thereof hath beene deprived dispoyled or otherwise Lost in debts due within the kingdome of Irelande by seuerall persons the some Eightie eight powndes ster Whereof xxiij li. was & is owing vnto her by John William Lincolne now or late <A> of McKerrie in the Countie of Monoghan whoe is now either in Rebellion or therein slaine, and the rest of the debtors are soe robbed & dispoyled by the Rebells that they are disabled to make satisfaccion And the said John Brackenberry sayth that she the said Margret ffarrers since the begining of the same rebellion is and hath beene deprived robbed and dispojled by the Rebells of her Cowes & in her buildinges att Muckney in the County of Monoghan of the value & to her losse of Cxiiij li. but whoe the Rebells were he cannott tell. And the said ffrancis Wilcoxcks saith That the said Margret ffarrer since the begining of the same Rebellion [ ] & by meanes thereof hath beene robbed dispoyled of or otherwise Lost in her stock <In toto 372 li.> of Cattle at Crewarth in the County of Dublin the value of one hundreth, & seventy Powndes sterling by the Rebells But what the names of those Rebells were he knoweth not
Ja: ffarrer
Jo: Brackenbury
ffrancis [mark] Willcokes his marke
Jur
Jun 1o 1642 coram
John Sterne:
William Aldrich

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Dublin
John ffarrer John Brackenberry & ffrancis Wilcox Jur 1o Junij 1642
Cert fact

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