Deposition of Euen Tidder

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Euen Tidder { } of the Towne & par{ish of } Thurles in the barony of { } Eleocarold in the <in the> County of Tuperarie S kinner Mercer (a brettish protestant) being deu e ly sowrne & examined by vertue & deposeth & saith that on or About three weecks a forthnight bee fore Candell mas Christmas Last hee was robbed of his goods & Chattells to the seuerall vallues ffollowing vizt value of 300 li. str, Part consisting of debts owing by
Of shope wares to the vallue of on hundred pounds. Of Howshold goods & howshold prouission to the vallue of thirty pounds Of woolen and skeens to the vallue of ffourty pounds Of Cole & wood to the vallue of seauen pounds. Of debts dew Of debts to the vallue some of six three six score & three pounds bee sides seuerall other debtors dew vppon his shope booke which was Caryed away by the rebbels vnto the Ladey of Thurles her Castell which I cannot remember the seuerall dewes which I which the deponent esteemed good debts bee before for t his rebellion & now bee come desperat by reson of part dew ffrom Impouerished protestants as heer vnder spetified John Cox and dyuers others which ware workemen vppon the seluer Mynes in the County of Tiperari e and part dew vppon rebels as heer vnder spetified [ ] vizt Richard Butler of Ballanekelly in the Aboue said County and <A> Brother to the Lord of Donboyne Esquire And by the Barron of Loghmagh alias Theball Pursells & the Ladey Thurles bee sides seuerall other debtores dew on his shope book which was were Carried by the rebels to the Ladey of Thurles her Castell so that I he can not remember ther names and ffurther hee cannot depose the totall of his Losses Amounts to three hundre d pounds ster. The de= <Jurat Co> ponent saith that aboute the time abou e mencioned he was robbed by Pierce Power of Thurles in <B> the said County mercer Patrick Hackett of the same mercer Bartholomewe Hackett of the same mercer, Pierce Purcell of the same Inkeper Teige o Doragh brogemaker, Donnell mc Shane of the same yeoman & Andrewe Hart yeoman Patrick Cormuck shoo maker Cnogher O Quine of the same brogmaker all of Thurlis aforesaid The deponent saith And That Mr Bannester minister of Thu{rles} aforesaid Thomas Winsmor of the same ffeltmaker & one { } a servant of the said mr Banister were stripped & murthered about { } last but by whome he canot tell onely that he was info{rmed} that they were murthered by the said Baron Loghmaes for{ces He} likewise saith that Justice Gardner his wife children {and} family were stripped by the rebells, & further he canot {depose} And that John Casy of the same gentleman baker R{ } Casy his sonn & his wife Morgan W{ } wife are all turned p William Hall of T{ } his { }
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Jurat coram nobis 6o Augusti 1642
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Owen Tedders examination
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