Deposition of Thomas Taylor

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1471
Thomas Taylor Late of the Towne and parish of Tallough Barronry of CosMore & CosBredy & County of waterford merchant A brittish protestant deuly sworne and examined before vs by vertue &c deposeth and saieth that on or about the 20th day of ffebrary last past and since the begining of this present Rebellion in Ireland hee lost & was Robbed & forcibly Spoyled of his goods and Chattells to the seuerall values ffollowing viz value of 97 li.
Of one horse two horses and one Mare to the value of thirteene pownds Of Corne in house of to the value of five pownds Off houshould Goods to the value of three pownds Of shop Goods to the value of three pownds Of Implements of Husbandry to the value of three pownds And alsoe the deponent saieth that hee, had a lease of Twenty fouer yeres [ not ] vn expired worth of a parcell of and where on he built two dwelling houses which the said deponent saieth [ ] valueth to be worth together with Improuements one the said Land in the Towne and parish of Tallough the some of fifty pounds five pounds per Annum aboue the land lords rent which hee valueth to be worth the some of fifty pownds & the said deponent further saieth that he had two other leases of two seuerall parcells of land having in the one Aleaven yeares to Come in one of the said leases & five yeres on the other which he valueth to be worth Cummu ni bus Annis three pounds per Annum together with his Improuements above the land lords Rent which the said deponent valueth to be worth th Twenty pownds The T otall of his losses Amounts to the some of Nynty Seaven [ ] pownds And that by the Meanes of the Rebells of those parts whose names he knoweth not and further he Cannot depose
Thomas taylor
Jurat coram Nobis
24th day of June
1642
Tho Badnedge
Phil: Bisse

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1472
Waterford
The examination of
Thomas Taylor
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