Deposition of Samuell Pawly

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Samuell Pawly Late of Garrettstowne in the parishe of TempleTrayne in the Barony o f Courcyes and Countye of Corck [ ] (a brittishe protestant, being Sworne and Examined before vs &c deposeth and saith, That on or about ffebruarye Last past and since the Beginninge of the presente Rebellion in Ireland, Hee Lost, was Robbed and fforceablye dipossessed of his Goods, and Chattles to the seuerall Valewes a followeing Vidzt.
Off Cowes and younge Cattle to the Valew of ffourteen pownds Of Howsholdstuff and Apparell Tenn Pownds Of Corne and Howshold provision his howse Broken and the Tymber taken and Carried awaye Tenn Pownds. The deponant ffarther saith that by Meanes of this presente Rebellion he is d taken awaye and Lost in Bookes, Bounds, Bills, and other writtings for the which bounds, and bills, the names this deponante knoweth not by reason they were taken from him and torne to the Valew of ffortye pownds. Thirty pownds.
The totall of his losses amounst to three score & foure pounds. He saith that he lost his estate by this rebellion the names of ths parties that robbed him he knoweth not
Sa: Pawlye
Jurat coram nobis
7o 8bris 1642
Phil: Bisse.
Ro: southwell

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Samuell Pawlyes
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Cork