Deposition of Margret Patton

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Margret the wiffe of John Patton of Doughell in the Kinges County gent aged aboutyeres sworne and examined before his Maiesties Commissioners deposeth and saith That since the begining of the present Rebellion vizt about theday of1641 and since This deponents said husband and shee haue bin forceibly expulced and driven for the possession of their howses Lands and farme worth 44 li. per annum whereof she now accompteth 3 yeres proffitts to be lost & they to bee quite deprived & despojled thereof amounting to Cxij li. and that they are like to bee deprived of and loose the future proffitts of the same worth 44 li. per annum vntill a peice be setled, And they have alsoe at the tyme aforesaid and since beene forceibly deprived robbed and dispojled of their Cattle horses Mares Corne hay swyne proffitts and improvements of orchards and gardens howsholdstuffe apparell provition and other thinges all worth 580 li. more: Soe that his whole present losses by meanes of the Rebellion (besides the future) Amount to six hundred fowrscore and twelue pownds sterling <A> And saith that the Rebells that soe expelled robbed & dispojled them were theis that follow vizt Captain Hubert ffox of kilcoursy in the kings County ge William ô ffury of Turfelim in the County of Westmeath & his tennants whose names she knoweth not, & Con. Magoghagan of Seenon in the County of Westmeath
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Jur viijo Jan: 1643
Edw: Pigott
Hen: Jones
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Margret Patten Jur viijo Ja: 1643