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ffrances Coocke of Ballamackglase in the parishe of <A> Mackcollope in the barony of Co u ndon and Clangibbon In the County of Corke skinner (a brittish protestant) being deuely soweren s & Examened by vertue &c deposeth and saith that in or About Shrouf tide last hee was robbed of his goods & Chattells to the vallue ffollowing vizt worth 21 li. 15 s. 6 d. By
Of Cowes and heiffers to the vallue of Elleuen pounds six shillings six pence one mare to the vallue of two pounds Of howshold stufe to the vallue of seauen pounds Redey Money the som of seauen shillings of haye in haggard to the vallue of twenty shillings of ffruts in his garding to the vallue of twenty shillings the totall of his losses Amounts to Twenty one pounds fifteen shillings six pence and that by meanes of he saith that aboute the said time he was robbed by Richard & John Counden both of Balladergen in the Barony of Counden & Clangibbons & A County Aforesaid gentlemen & John Roch of Bally mc Glasse a sawyer ffurther the the deponent saith that his wyfe was stripped by Joh strept by John Counden of Kilbarry of the Aforesaid County gent & ffurther hee cannot depose besdis this that one Philip Andersonwers of BallymcGlasse a Brittish Protestant was stript by Richard & John Cundon aforsaid & that John Andrews son to the said Philip aforesaid was hang’d nere Kilurt by Richard & John Cundon aforesaid and that John Roch aforesaid heretofore a reputed Protestant, & now turn’d Papist & Rebell
ffrancis [mark] Cook his marke
Jurat coram nobis
16 of June
1642
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The examination of
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