Deposition of Robert Dodson

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Robert Dodson late of Hackettstowne in the Countie of Catherlogh a Brittish Protestant being duly sworne & examined deposeth That since the begining of this present rebellion in Ireland & by meanes of the same hee hath lost & beene robbed & dispoiled of his meanes & estate in goods chattles & otherwise to the values following vizt of his corne at Hacketstowne aforesaid worth twentie pounds, of hay worth fortie shillings, of salted hides worth seaven & twentie poundes, of tanned leather & shooes worth eight poundes of Cattle worth fortie pounds of houshould goods worth & other provision worth thirteene pounds of his lease of lands & a house in Hackettstowne worth to bee sould at the beginning of this rebellion two & twentie pounds, of debts due to him from severall persons in those parts some whereof are in actuall rebellion & all the rest robbed by the rebells so that hee never expecteth any part thereof the some of ffifteene pounds So that the totall of this deponentes losses amount vnto 137 li. ster by the meanes of And hee further saith that some <A> part of the deponentes goods were taken away by James mc R Kena of Craniscah in the said County James Birne of Rahin & Tirlogh Birine of Killecarty in the said County Cahir Birne of Portrushin in the said County a notorious rogue, & many other rebellious rogues whose names the deponent knoweth not
Robert Dodson
Jurat 23o Marty 1641
Joh Watson
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Catherlogh 25 o
Robert Dodson 23 Martij
1642
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