Deposition of Diana Holland

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Diana Holland wife to John Holland late of Eniskerne in the parish of Kinseth, & baroney of Carbray & county of Corke <blacksmith>, a brittish protestant, duly sworne & examined for & in the behalfe of her said husband, now sick, deposeth & sayth that about the 1st of ffebr: last she lost was robbed & forceably despoyled of his goods & chattells to the seuerall values following vizt, worth 59 li.
Of Cowes & heifers & one mare to the value of twenty one pownds. Of corne & hey in the haygard to the value of seau’n pownd Of Corne in ground to the value of six pownds which is lost & reapt by the rebbells Of shop tools & houshold stuffe to the value of fiue pownds. Of a the benefit of a lease at Eniskerne worth communibus ann{is} fiue pownds per annum aboue the landLords rent, hauing a tearme of eleu’n years to come worth on which she is damnifyed the summe of twenty pownd s Of certayne houses in the said Eniskerne to the value of fiue ten pownds. the totall of his losses amounts to the value of fifty nine pownds, besids the losse of the benefit of his trade worth ere this rebellion ten pownds per annum which he leaueth to c onsideracion. she saythe t hat her husband was robd by the rebbells whose names s h e knoweth not. she also sayth that her fathr-in-Law John Leine of Kineth yeaman was murder’d by the rebbells vnknowne to her about midsomer last. & further she cannot depose
Diana [mark] Hollands
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Jurat coram nobis 24o Sept:
1642
Tho: Graye, Dec:
Phil: Bisse

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