Deposition of William Winsmore

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1332
Willyam Winsmore of Monaster in the parrish of Powerscourte in the Countye of wicklow, Aged 39 yeres or thereaboutes duely sworne & examined saith That in this late & contynued Insurreccion he lost as f followeth by the rebells his goodes & chattells vizt
Vizt li. s. d.
Imprimis in houshold goods the value of ________03_00_00
in Cattle __________________________________05_00_00
in 2 Mares ________________________________05_00_00
in haye ___________________________________10_00_00
in provision of Meate _______________________04_00 _00
In all summe totall is ________________________27_00_00
This Seaven & Twentye pownds worth of which goods in Manner as is aboue expressed; were lost aboute the third of december 1641, At the tyme that our Captaine Captain Richard Wingfield drew me this deponent and the rest of our his Companye from the said Powerscourte aforesaid where they laye in garrison, very suddainely on the kings service to dublin, where they contynue, and returned noe more to Powerscourte, by reason the Cuntrye was vp in rebellyon, And further doth not depose,
william winsmore
Jur 9o ffeb 1641
John Sterne
William Hitchcock

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42 Wicklow o
William Winmore Jur
9o febr 1641
Intr
Cert fact
3 dec

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