Deposition of William Vincent ex parte William Thomas

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William Vincent Late seruant to William Thomas of Kinsale in the baronry of Kinallegh in the Countie of Corke Esquire (a Brittish Protestant) duely sworne & examined by vertue of a Comission &c. for & in the behalfe of the said William deposeth & saith That on or about Candlemasse Last & since the begining of this present rebellion in Irland, he the said William lost was Robbed & forceably dispoiled of his Goods & Chattles to the severall values following vidzt worth 352 li.
Of Bulls, Cowes Yong R earers, Horses, Sheepe & Lambes at or vpon the Plowland Called WaterLand & a ffarme Called & MontOwen, alias Spittle Land, both within the Jurisdiction of Kinsale aforesaid to the value of two Hundred thirty Two Pownds, Of fines & Charges lately given & laid out in & vpon the aforesaid two ffarmes of Waters Land, Mount Owen alias Spittle Land to the value of One Hundred & twentie Pownds, The Totall of all the aforesaid Losses amounteth vnto the Summe of Three Hundred fifty Two pounds
All the abouesaid Losses & Thefts & Outrages were violently taken, acted & c ommitted by MacCartie Reagh of Kill Brittaigne Esquire, Barrie Ogg late of Rinkorran Esquire & Shreiffe John Long of MountLong high sheriff of the said county Esquire & James Mallefant of Wat er sland in said county Esquire gentleman all of them [from] of the Countie of Corke with all & every loss their Associates to the number of one hundred rebbells & further he cannot depose.
William [mark] Vincent’s
marke
Jurat coram nobis 30 sept:
1642
Tristram WhetCombe
Phil: Bisse
Ro: southwell

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