Deposition of Thomas Dodgin

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Thomas Dodgin late of the parish of Castlehauen & barrony of west Carbery in the County of Corke yeoman (a brittish protestant) beeinge duely Sworne & examined by vertue of &c deposeth & saith that on or aboute Candlemas last hee was robbed of his goods and Chattls to the seuerall vallues followinge Vizt value of 233 li.
Imprimis Cowes Heifers & horses to the vallue of fower score and ten pounds ster of Corne and hay in haggard fiftye pounds ster: of Corne in ground three pounds ster: which he conceaues to be lost Alsoe this deponent saith that by reason of this present rebellion hee was dispossed of his house & farme with all his howshould good s the goods woorth te{n} pounds & the said farme woorth twenty pounds sterling moreouer the deponent saith that it was by reason of this present rebellion that hee loste all the goods land leases & Chattles aforesaid, of depts which hee accompted good depts amounting e to the some of three score pounds beefore this present rebellion & nowe beecome disperate by reason they bee due from the vndernamed persons English protest a nts & Irish rebells Vizt Thomas Numan of Baltemore Henry Euens of Clannakelty John Racklife of Castlehauen Daniell Poole of Ballemoodan parish John mc Teige of the parish Srilane owen mc Teige Carty of the same parish gen Richard Heard of the parish of Castlehauen Ranell mc Riccard of the parish of Miras an{d} Thomas Cuple Renell Nicolls of the parish of Enishanane The totall of his losses amounts to twoe hundred three & thirtie pounds <stet> He saith that his Cattle were taken away by Donogh <stet> mc Donnell Carty of Lissane in the said County gentleman he likewise saith that John Ratcliffe of derrylea in the said <stet> County yeoman was murthered by the rebells their names he knoweth not
Tho: [mark] Dodgins Mark
Jurat coram nobis
23o 7bris 1642
Tho: Graye Dec
Phil: Bisse

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Tho: Dodgins examination
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