Deposition of Richard Winstanley

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16o Juny 1643
Richard Winstanley of the Citty of Dublin yeoman aged sixtie yeares or thereabouts being duly sworne vpon the holy Evangelists deposeth and saith that he haueing a ffarme at Donebroke in the county of Dublin was robbed and dispoiled of the Cattle followeing since the Rebellion by the Rebells that came into that county whose names hee cannot as yet discouer, and to theire full value in money respectiuely there vnto annexed vizt twenty Cowes English breed worth seauenty pownds sterling & 8 horses and mares worth Eight pownds tenn shillings sterling And further by virtue of his oath sayeth that by occasion of the Rebellion hee had a house neere Donebrock aforesaid quite ruinated and destroyed and the materialls thereof carryed away but by whom the deponent [ ] cannot set forth worth at least thirty pownds sterling Soe that the deponents losses by the rebellion as aforesaid amounteth unto the full summe of one hundred and Eight pownds tenn shillings sterling
Signum [mark] predicti Ricardi Winstanly Wil kin
<Jur 17o Juny 1643 John Sterne Will: Aldrich>
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Dublin
Richard Winstanlyes
deposicion Jur 17o
Junij 1643