Deposition of John Pooley

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John Pooley of the Cittie of Dublin gent sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof he hath bin deprived of & hath lost in due debtes and sumes of money owing vnto him by seuerall persons within the said kingdome of Ireland the summ of one hundred and seven powndes ster And he hath alsoe lost the proffittes and prequisittes of his place of deputy vsher of his highnes Courte of wardes & Liueries which before the Rebellion was worth vnto him the summ of xxx li. per annum which being already lost for 3 yeres amounteth to fowrscore and tenn powndes sterling And he is like to be deprived of and loose the future proffittes of his said place vntill a peace be established Soe as his whole present losse by meanes of the Rebellion amounteth to the some of one hundred fowrscore & seventeen powndes ster
<Dr J: H B>
John Powley
Jur xvij decembr 1644
Hen: Jones
Hen: Brereton

595

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Dublin
John Pooley Jur 17o
dec 1644

596