Deposition of Henry Traule

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1617
Henrie Traule of the Towne and parish of Dongaruan in the barony of deces in the County of Watterford slater (a brittish protestant) being deuely sowrne and Examined by vertue vizt deposeth & saith that in and about Christmas last hee was Robbed and spoyled fforcably dispoyled of his goods and Chattells to the vallue ffollowing viz of 127 li.
Of cowes yearlings horses sheep & two hoggs to the vallue of thirty seauen pounds six shillings eight pence of Corne and haye in stacke to the vallue of ten pounds of lyning y oulen woolen and howshold stufe to the vallie of eight pounds: Hee ffurther saith that by meanes of this rebellion hee was dispossessed of A parcell of land part of the land of dongaruan Aforesaid wher in hee had a lease of twenty seauen yeares to Com com worth eight pounds per annum which hee vallueth to bee woorth three scor & twelue pounds The totall of his losses Amounts to a hundred twenty & seaven pounds he was robbed and that he was robbed by the meanes of Sir <Sir> Nickolas Welsh knight of Ballacaroge in the County of Watterford knight and his Company and Daued Derby o Bryan [ ] of Comro in the said County gentleman & his Company as hee is Credeably In formed & further he canot depose
Henry Trall
Jurat coram nobis 17o
Junij 1642
Tho Badnedge
Phil: Bisse

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1618
The examination of
Henry Troule
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Waterford
Reu
78