Deposition of William ffullam

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1140
<william f> A note of all the goods and Chattles that William ffullam late of Carrifforth in the County of Wickloe soilder vnder the Comand of the Lord Dockwra duly sworne [he] was possessed of robbed and despoyled by the rebells the 15 day of Nouember <duly sworne saith> in the yeare 1641 by the Rebells of the goodes vnder mencioned vizt
I n primis of twellue greate Cowes vallued at _____24 li._0_
It tenn yearelinges vallued at _________________ 5_0_
It seauen horses vallued at ___________________14_0
It fiftie sheepe vallued at ____________________ 6_0
It A reeke of Corne vallued at ________________15_0
It A Cock e of hay vallued at _________________ 0_15 s.
It All howshold stuffe worth _________________ 5_0
It Garden Cropps __________________________ 5_0
in all74 li. _15 s.
The deponent was a soilder vnder the Comand of the Lord Docura
I the Aboue named William ffullam doe testifie in my Conscience that I was truely possessed of all the perticul l ars aboue mentioned and that they were well worth the some aboue said
The said deponent deposeth that he e was robbed by or by the meanes of Luke Toole of Castlekeyne in the County of wickloe and his sonn Bryan Toole gent his sonn and heire John Birne of BallyneCarre in the said County gent and <A> Garrald Birne of Ballekirryne gent Luke Birne of Killeclorane gent with divers others mallefactors rebells
William fullam [mark] his marke
Jur 16 ffeb 1641
John Sterne
William Aldrich

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1141

45 Wickloe o
William ffullan Jur 16o
Febr 1641
Intw
15 No

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45 A note of what
of what goodes
William ffullan
lost with the
Rebells of the Countie of
wickloe
feb 16 1641

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