Deposition of Thomas Price

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Thomas Price of Killbrodan in the parish of Creevagh in the Barony of Newcastle within the County of Dublin farmer, A Brittish protestant duly sworne sayth That at or vpon the first day of December last past in the yeere of our Lord god 1641 haue been assaulted and he was robbed & spoyled and by force of armes robbed In of Cowes and Heyffers [ ] foure and twenty to the value of threescore and foure pounds ster In horses fiue to the value of fifteene pounds ster: In Goats fiue to the value of fifteen shillings ster: In Corne to the value of three pounds tenn shillings ster. In Hay to the value of tenn pounds ster: In houshouldstuffe Garden and provision to the value of Three pounds ster: In depts fiue and thirtye shillings ster In all amounting to Cxvij l i. xv s. Besides the And value of his the Lease being held from Mr Robert Nichols of the Citty <117 li. 15 s. 00 & 20 li. per annum> of Dublin for the space of two and twentye yeeres and a halfe being which was worth vnto him the sayd Thomas twenty pounds ster: per annum wherein he had the terme of 22 yers & a half to expire All which amounting to the iust and full summe of Two hundred nynty eyght pound <A> ster : By & by meanes of John Woodfield neere Ballymoorevstas Englishman who as Mr Barnewell of Killenure told this deponent came with his companions by night and tooke the sayd Cattell of the lands of Killenewr in the County of Dublin [etc ] being vnseene in this stealth This the deponent sayth And further deposeth that
Jurat 19th August 1642
John Sterne
Will: Aldrich

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Dublin Tho: Price
Jur 19o Augustj 1642
Intw 1 Dec
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