Deposition of Thomas Wallis

fol. 90r

1420
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Thomas Wallis Juinor of Curryglasse in the parish of Muggelagh in the Barrony of Cushbreede in the County of Waterford Corke Cor c ke gen a (Brittish protestant) being duely sworne &Examined vpon his oath by vertue of his Maiesties Comission beareinge date &c deposeth & saith That about ffebruary last & since the begininnge of this present Rebellion in Ireland he hath bine robbed & forcibly dispoiled of his goods Chattells & Rents to the seuerall vallues followeinge vizt worth 285 By
Inprimis this deponent saith that he lost tenn garrans & two stood Mares vallued at 16 li. s terling
He further saith that he lost Implements belonging to the plowe vallued at 4 li. s terling
He further saith that he lost soe much of houshold stuffe as was worth in vallue 5 li. sterling at Ballynowran in the Barrony of Killmore & County of Cor c ke
This deponent further saith that his Tennants on the said lands of Ballynoran were forced to fly where they left of this deponents Corne in the haggard & in the howse to the vallue of 60 li. sterling And Corne in ground betweene 40 & 50 Acres which this deponent Conceives to be lost vallued at 100 li. And he further saith that he paid 28 li. per Annum for the said lands of Ballynoran which Coibus Annis was worth 48 li. per Annum to this deponent whereof he had tenn yeares yet to come vallued at 100 li. sterling This deponent further saith that it was one Mawrice William mc Mawrice fitz Gibbon of Milltwone in the aboue said Barrony of Killmore gen & Garrett mc Mawrice fitz Gibbon both ffreeholders within the parish of Coolecam within the said Barrony of Killmore that robbed & dispoiled this deponent aboute the time aboue mencioned of his said goods & Estate
This deponents losses amounteth whole to 285 li.
& further he canot depose
Tho: Wallis
Jurat coram
nobis 14o Junij
1642
Tho Badnedge
Phil: Bisse

fol. 90v

1421
The examination of Thomas
Wallis the elder
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Corke
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