Deposition of Annabel Obere

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Annabel Obere of Balleclough in the Baroney of Glanwilliam in the in the County of Typperary widow duly sworne, & examined before vs by vertue etc., deposeth & sayth that about the beginning of ffebr: last past she lost & was rob’d, and forceably despoyled of her goods & chattells, to the seuerall values following value of 14 55 li. one thowsand fowre hundred fiftie five pownds And
Of Oxen, Cowes, steers, horses Mares, sheepe and other young beasts, seau to the value of seau’n hundred ninety pounds: Of corne in the house and haggard fowerty pounds. Of hay fifty fower pounds. Of houshouldstuffe & prouision fowerscore pounds. Of Implements of husbandry fower pounds; S he further sayth that she was expelled & driu’n away fr om her Balleclough where she lef t in corne in ground to the value o f thirty pownds which she concei ueth to be lost She likewise sayth <A> that diuers persons are endebted to her to in the summe of ninety fower pounds; from whome she beleiueth, she shall receiue no satisfaccion, by reason that some of the debtours are Rebells as she verily beleiueth such as Philip O Dwyer of Gortineskeah Gentleman John Carane of Gernaun husbandman, William O Clery of Alyne husbandman, John King of Duneskath gentleman, Jeffery Bristow of Carwillough husbandman, Teig Mc Derbe of Drishayne, gentleman, Dermot O Mulray ne Mulrayne of Knockrom <all in the county of Tipperary.> and others Impouerished Protestants, as Richard St o aks, & John Arnold. She also sayth, that she hath lost in a lease calld Ball e clough in Baroney & county aboue sayd hauing a tearme of thirty years to come worth fowrty pounds per annum de claro, improou’d to the expences of one hundred pounds, in which she conceiu’s her selfe to be damnifyed three hundred sixty three pounds. and further she cannot depose; the totall of her losses amount to the summe of one thousand fower hundred fifty fiue pounds.
Annabell [mark] Obere her marke
Jurat coram nobis 26 Maij
1642
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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Tipperary
The examination of
Annabell Obbery
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