Deposition of Thomas Heyford

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Thomas Heyford late of bantry in the parish of Kyllmccummoge in the Barrony of Beare and Bantry within the Com of Corke gent a brittish protestant [ ] duely sworne and examined before vs by vertue of his maiesties Commission etc deposeth and sayth that on or about the 12 day of March Last past and since & diuers tymes synce the begining of this present Rebbellion in Ireland, he lost was Robbed and forceably dispoyled of his goods and Chattles to the seuerall values following vzt
Of Cowes horses Mares sheepe and Lambs to the value of one hundred and one pounds of houshould and a trunk of comodityes to the value of ten twellue pounds Of hay and Turfe to the value of fiue pound Of Corne in ground now lost by meanes of this Rebbellion to the value of threescore pound Of Armes in this deponents house to the value of thirtye s. the deponent sayth that by meanes of this present Rebbellion in Ireland he is disposessed of the lands of Bantry in the sayde Com wherein he had a lease of nyne & fortie fiftye years to Com worth to this deponent ouer and aboue the Landlords Rent ten pounds per annum wherin he Conceaues himselfe damnifyed to the value of two a hundred pounds Of another Lease for two yeares to Com of the Lands of Derrycrossane in the sayde Com of Clare worth fiue and twenty pounds a yeare Ouer and aboue the Landlords Rent his Lease damnified thirtie fifty pound, The totall of his Losses amounts to the total of foure <three> hundred and seaven nine pounds & further he deposeth not.
Thomas Heyford
Jurat coram nobis
5o 9bris 1642
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

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Thomas Heyfords examination
Cork