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Tho: Vezy late of Clanreagh in the parish of Ballynee in the barrony of Kill n atallane & within the Count of Corke husb: a british protestant duly sworne & examined before us by vertue of &c deposeth That about the sixteenth of februarie & diuers times since the begininge of this present rebellion In Ireland he lost was robbed and forceably dispoyled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall valu{es} following vizt worth 102 li. part consisting in debts due from the vndernamed Rebells
Of Cowes heiffers Mares & horses to the value of th r ee score & three pounds Of houshould goods to the value of tenn poun{ds} Of Corne & hay in the haggard to the value of foure poun{d} Of ready mony the summe of three pounds six shillings Of linnen wollen & wearing apparrell to the value of fourty shillings Of debt amounting to the summe of tenn pounds which ere this rebellion was accounted good debt but now bee{co}m desperate by reason some of the debtors are impouerished protestan{ts} such as will vezy of Clanreagh afforsaid husb: John miller of the same husb & the rest papists & impouerished namly Cnoghe{r} mc Shane of the same weauer John mc Thomas of the sam{e} weauer & therfore he cannot gett satisfacon from them The deponent saith that by meanes of this present rebellion h{e} hath hath lost the benifitt of his lease of the land of Clanreagh afforesaid wherin hee had a tearme of two three yea{rs} to come worth aboue the Lords rent 5 pounds per Annum whe{rin} he conceaues himself damnified the summe of tenn poun{ds} The totall of his losses amounts one hundred & two pound{s} & further he deposeth not
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Thomas vezy marke
Jurat coram nob: 10 Dec
1642
Phil: Bisse
Thomas Ellwell

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Thomas vezy examinacion
Corke