Deposition of Mary Parker

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1390
Mary Parcker late of the Towne & parish of Newmarkett barrony of dowhalloe and within the com of Corke Widdow a brittish protestant duely sworne and examined before vs by vertue of a Comision etc deposeth and sayth that aboute the later of december in the yeare of our Lo: god 1641 the deponent lost was robbed and forceably dyspoiled of her goods and Chattles to the seuerall values followeinge vizt value of 68 li.
Of Cowes horses and swine to the value of threescor e pounds Of househould stuffe to value of three score pounds Of ready moneyes to the value of three pounds Of Corne and hay in haggard to the value of fort i ne pounds she likwise sayth that by meanes of this present rebellion in Ireland she lost the ben i fitt of the lease of Carnivarricke where in she had a term of twelue yeares to come worth coibus annis tenn pounds per annum ouer and aboue the land lords rent wherin she conceaves her selfe damnified to the value of fortye pounds the parties that tooke away her goods were these John O Callaghane of Duargall barrony of Dowhalloe and within the Com of Corke gent Cnoghor Reigh of Duargall barrony of Dowhalloe and within the said Com gent, James Nash of Carrinivaricke barrony of Dowhalloe and within the said Com gent Dennis O Daly of Lismarcoine barrony of Dowhalloe and within the com Cork yeoman Teige mc Conllye of Castlemckallye barrony of Dowhalloe and within the said com of Corke, gentleman <&> ffinyne mc Canlye of Carriggacashe & barrony of Dowhalloe and within the com of Corke gent the totall of her loses amounts to the sume of one hundred sixtie & eight pounds, And further she sayth that aboute the 6th of January last 1642 that aboute the number of 100 came from Newmarkett to Mayalloe to the number of a hundred where one Mary Corin whoe haueing a younge child in her armes stript her naked being stormy weather and Anne Parcker Stript with many others, likewise she sayth that Edward Dimirye was

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1391
Hanged for burneinge the collours but by whome she knoweth not alsoe Walter Bettrich was killed by whome she knoweth not and further she deposeth not
Mary [mark] Parkers marke
Jurat coram nob: 22o ffebe:
1642
Phil: Bisse Tho: Bettesworth

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The examination of
Mary parker
Cork 569
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