Deposition of Thomas Duckworth

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Thomas Duckworth of Monaster in the parish of Powerscourte in the County of wicklow aged 57 yeres of thereabouts duely sworne & examined saith That since this Insurrecton & rebellion begun he by the robbery and dispoiling of the Rebells he hath sustained the losse of his goods & meanes as ffolloweth
Viztli. s. d.
<I n primis> in houshold stuffe ______________________04_00_00
in Cattle _______________________________________01_00_00
in provision ____________________________________03_00_00
in Loomes & other Tooles belonging to a weaver ______10_00_00
in haye ________________________________________08_00_00
In All The whole Sum m e is ____________26_00_00
And further saith the This Sixe & Twenty pounds worth of goods goodes aforesaid in manner as aboue was were lost and taken from him aboute the third of december 1641 at the tyme that our Captaine Captain Richard Wingfield drew me this deponent & the rest of the Company from the said Powerscourte where wee they lay in garrison, suddanely on the kings service to Dublin, where wee they continue & returned noe more to Powerscourte by reason the Country was vp in rebellyon & further [he can ] deposeth not,
Thomas [mark] Duckworth his marke
Jan 9th ffebr 1641
John Sterne
William Hitchcock

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40 Wickloe o
Tho Duckworth Jur 9o
Febr 1641
Intw Cert fact
3 Dec

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