Deposition of William Conway

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1795
William Conway late of Ballyhowry alias Killvallicke parish of Infrick barrony of ffermoy and within in the Com of Corke gentleman (a brittish protestant duely sworne & examined before vs by vertue of his Maiesties Comission etc deposeth and sayth that aboute the later end of december 1641 he lost was robbed & forceably dispoiled of his goods and Chattles to the seuerall values ffollowing vzt value of 325 li. part consisting of debts due by
Of Cowes yearelings heiffers horsses Mares sheepe and swine to the value of threescore pounds Of houshold stuff prouision and weareing apparell to the value of one hundred & twenty pounds Of Corne in house to the value of thirty pounds. He likewis sayth that he was disposessed of a lease of Ballyhowry alias Killvalli cke afores a i d wherin he had a terme of thirty fowre yeares to come wirth communibus annis twenty pounds per annum, ouer and aboue the Landlords rent wherein he conceaues himselfe damnifyed to the value of one hundred pounds Of debts amountinge to the sume of ffiftene pounds which ere this rebellon were esteemed good debts but now become desperatt by reason the debters are Papists and out in open & actuall rebellion as Garratt Gould of Castletowne and within the com of Corke gent & others & diuers others whose names he cannott now remember and therefore he cannott gett any satisfaction from them The totall of his losses amounts to the summe of Three three hundred twenty fiue pounds And further he deposeth not
William Conway
Jurat coram nob:
vltimo martij 1643
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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1796

William Conweyes
Examination
Cork

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