Deposition of Robert Salmon ex parte Ann Salmon

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Robert salmon in the behalfe of Ann salmon Phillipp s almon late of Arkith in the parish of disert f erges & barony of Corby & within the County of Corke yeoman (a brittish protestant) duely sworne & examined by vertue of &c. deposeth and saith. That on or aboute the 2[5?]th of January last & since the begining of this presente rebellion in Ireland the said Ann salmon lost was robbed and forceably dispoiled of her goods and Chattels to the seuerall values followeing vzt.
Of Cowes steeres heiffers mares horses swine and poultry at Arkith aforesaid to the value of one hundred and three pounds fiue shillings Of houshould stuffe to the value of thirteene pounds six shillinges & eight pence. Of Corne in the house to the value of one hundred & ten pounds. Of garden fruits hay & wood for ffireing to the value of foureteene pounds ten shillinges. Of Corne left upon the ground which he conceaues to be lost to the value of thirtie two pounds. He sa th that the said Ann was dispossessed by meanes of this rebellion of his said ffarme wherin she hath a lease of 28 yeeres yeett to come woorth to this deponent aboue the landlords rentpounds per annum wherin she is damnified the sume of fiftie pounds, the totall of his losses amounts to three hundred

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two & twenty pounds. He saith that the said Ann <was> robbed by their rebells their names he knoweth not. He saith that then & there one symon Greeneway and Elizabeth Barnett were likewise stripped by the rebells. & further deposeth that [dauid?] Corby & his wife since this rebellion turned papists & further deposeth not
Robert Sallman
Jurat coram nobis 20
7bris 1642
Tho: Graye Dec:
Phil: Bisse

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