Deposition of Phillip Jagoe

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Phillip Jagoe late of Ineskeene in the County of Corke yeoman (a brittish protestant) beeing duely sworne and examined Concerning what losses hee hath sustained by the Rebels, sithence this laste Rebellion in Ireland saith that sithence Candlemas laste 1641 he hath loste as followeth.
Imprimis in Cowes & heifers being eight head to the value of Tenne pounds: & three pigs worth xx s. In howshold stuffe to the value of Twenty shillings The totall of his losses amounts to Twelue pounds. & further he deposeth not
Philip [mark] Jagoes marke
Jurat coram nobis 22o 8bris 1642
Phil: Bisse Ro: southwell

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Corck
The examination
of Phillipp
Jagoe
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& house & plott of ground at Newceston [ ] 14 yeeres to come 20 s. another lease of a Tenement or house & threescore acres of land in or nere Newceston 27 yeeres to come 8 li. per annum another lease for 16 yeeres to come of a plott of ground tanyard tanpi tts barkhouse & seuerall partes therevnto belonging in or nere Newseston aforesaid woorth six pounds aboue the rent another parcell of the same 6 yeeres to come woorth 6 li. per annum