Deposition of Henry Hyett

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1579
Henry Hyett of Mountainabryn in the parish of Aglis Barron r y of Deces and County of waterford yeoman Duly sworne and Examined before vs by vertue &c deposeth and saith that about the 3th day of februry January last past and sithence the begining of this present Rebellion hee lost and was Robbed and forcibly dispoyled of his goods and Chattells to the seuerall values following value of 79 li. 5 s.
Of Cattell young and ould and Ho r ses to the value of Twenty <16> libra pownds five shillings as alsoe of Corne in the Haggard the summ of six p seaven pownds of Houshould Stuff other provision & furniture the summ of thre e pounds sixteene shillings Also e the hee further saieth that by meanes of this Rebellion the deponent was expelled and driven away from his said farme and house wheare hee left in Corne in Growne which he Conceves to be lost to the value of Six pownds as alsoe he further saieth that hee had vnexpired of the foresaid farme & lease a tearme of twelue yeares to Come worth five pownds a yeer e above the land lords Rent whe re in hee Conceives to be damnified together with Impro uem e nts in building and fencing and other Wise the somm of forty pownds alsoe hee further saith that Robert Bywalter Cook of Dromanagh his wife was Murthered by one of the Rebells which hee is informed was one of Captaine Edwardmund ffennells Company the Totall of his losses amounts to the somm of Seaventy Nyne pownds and fiue shillings [ ] as alsoe the deponent saith And that sithence this Rebellion hee hath been Damnified for not having free passage ffor his b o at e vp & downe the river of Broadwater the somm of Six pownds the Totall of his losses Amounts to the s u mm of seaventy Nyne pownds f ive shillings And further hee Cannot depose
Henry Hiett
Jurat coram nobis
18 June 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tho Badnedge

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1580
Waterford
The examination of Henry
Hyet
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