Deposition of Robert Shipley, Thomas Mitchell, George Walter, Laurance Mulhann

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[Note: Commences immediately after the deposition of Shepley et alia on this page]
And this deponent Robert Shipley further saith That quickly after the begining of the present Rebellion Hee was robbed & dispoyled of his goods
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and Chattells of the value of one thowsand one hundred sixty pownds ster, & is like to be deprived of the future proffits of his Church Liveings worth 100 li. per annum vntill a peace be established And this deponent Tho: Mitchell for himself further saith That soone after the present Rebellion began he was robbed & dispojled of his goods & chattells worth twoe hundreth fiftie three pownds tenn shillings And is like to be deprived of the benefite of his schoole imployment worth xx li. per annum, vntill a peace be established as aforesaid And this deponent George Walter for himself seuerally saith That since the beginning of the presente Rebellion and by meanes thereof Hee was robbed and deprived of his goods and chattells worth One thowsand twoe hundred seventy nyne Pownds xiiij s. ster And this deponent Lawrence Malham for himself seuerally saith that since the begining of the present Rebellion and by meanes thereof He was deprived robbed, or otherwise dispoyled of his estate goods and Chattells worth fowrscore and seventeene Pownds sterling Eighteen shillings viiij d. sterling.
<Mr. St: Mr. B>
Robert Shepley
Tho: Mitchell
George [mark] Walter his marke
Lawrence Malham
Jur xvjo Maij 1643
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

Kinges County
Mr Robert Shepley Mr Thomas Mitchell George Walter and Lawrence Malham
Jur: 16o Maij 1643
Cert fact
Intw
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