Deposition of Thomas Waller

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ffebruary 1641
Thomas Waller of ffinglasse in the Countie of Dubline duelie sworne & examined vpon his oath sayth that since this presente rebellion (vizt) about the 29th of November last he loste a mare & a carre taken awaye by Captaine Ralie when the 600: were Loste going to Droghedah his mare being pressed for that Jornie & was worth 4 li. Also this deponent loste the about the 8th of December last 6 cowes worth 3 li. a peece & one heffer worth xx s. taken awaye by James Longe <A> & ffrinde & his sonne of Donsincke farmers 1 9 li. & there companie being Rebells 18 li. Also this deponent loste one heyfer worth 20 s. taken awaye the same time by the said Rebbells
Also this deponent Loste the same time in all manner of in household stuffe fuell & winter provision worth 8 li. taken awaye by Patricke Branagher the said James Longe & the said ffrinde & there Companie of rebells All which Losses amounteth to 31 li.
This deponent further deposeth that there is also in rebellion Dudly Byrne of finglas, Murtogh Doyle of the same: Daniell Doyle his sonn of the same Patrick Mangan of the same, Abraham Cardon & Patrick Lalor of the same and John Donnell of the same . Also this deponent had two howses in ffinglasse which coste him latelie in fine & building 10 li. which he hath vtterlie Loste: So that the totall of the deponents Losses by the rebells doth amount vnto ffortie and one pounds ster
Thomas Waller
Jur 29o Martij 1642
Hen: Brereton
William Hitchcocke

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101. Dublin 191
A note of Thomas
Waller his Losses
finglasse Jur
29 Marcij 1641
Intw
Cert fact
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