Deposition of Jenkin Davys

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Jenkin Davys late of Currauurrahooe in the Parish of Cari n Kippane of the Barroney of the Blarney and the Countie of the Cittie of Corke Husbandman (a Brittish Protestant) being duely sworne and examined by vertue &c deposeth and saith that on or about shrouetide last he was robbed of his Goods and chattells to the values following on of his Cowes to the value of 70 li. 10 s. of two and thirtie pounds of his horses and one Mare to the value of sixe pounds and ten shillings of his Provision Housholld stuffe and wearing Apparr e ll to the value of foure pounds of his Hay to the value of Twentie shillings of his Int erest in his Lease of 3 liues at Currauurrahooe afores a id worth till the Begining of this Rebellion to the value of twelue pounds of his Corne in Ground to the value of fortie shillings which he esteemed to be lost by reason of this Rebellion of his Furses in Reeke to the value of fiue pounds Also this Deponent further saith that he was robbed of the Premisses by William Slabor of Bl arny in the said County gentleman and other Tennants and seruants vnto the Lord of Muskerry now out in Rebellion He further saith that Richard England late of Malloe smith an English man was murthered hanged vpon the land of Dromesmore neere Blarny & after he was hanged one Rich John Barrett of Ballyronon yeoman stripped the said Richard England of his clothes & further he cannot depose The totall of his Losses amounts to threescore & ten pounds & ten shillings sterl
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Jurat coram nobis
3o Junij1642
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