Deposition of Dorothie Burt

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Dorothie late the Wife of John Burt of Garunn a Buddagh alias the Knock Rough in the Parish of Maviddie in the Barrony of Muskarry within in the Countie of Corke Yeoman, and now the Wife of Hugh Winter of Kinsale in the aforesaid Countie Ropemaker ( being a Brittish Protestant) due ly sworne & examined by vertue of &c deposeth & saith That on or about Candlemasse last & since the beginning of this present rebellion in Ireland, shee lost, was robbed & forceably dispoiled of her Goods & Chattles to the severall values following: vidzt value of 103 li. 103 li.
Of Cowes, Heifers & Horses at Garrun a Buddagh alias the Knock Rough aforesaid to the value of sixtie three pownds Tenn shillings Of Corne in the Haggard to the value of Tenn pownds Of Corne in th e Grownd to the value of Tenn p ownds Of Malt & Oatmeale to the value of ffiftie shillings Of houshould to the value of Tenn pownds The deponent saith that by reason of this rebellion shee was dispossessed of one ffarme Called as abouesaid & in the Countie aforesaid having a lease therein of twentie one yeares yett to Co m worth aboue the Lords Rent ffifteene pownds per Annum shee saith, that in this Lease shee is dampnified One Hundred three score & ten pownds. The Totall of all the abouesaid Losse s amounteth vnto One Hundred fiftie Ninetie foure score six & three pownds [ ] shillings & further she deposeth not.
Dorothy [mark] Burts marke
Jurat coram nobis
6o 8bris 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tristram WhetCombe
Ro: southwell

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Corke
The examination
of dorothy Burt