Deposition of William Lewellin

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William Lewellin of Corneveigh in the parish of Ardagh in the barony of Inchyquin & County of Corke gen: a brittish protestant, duly sworne & examin{ed} before vs etc: deposeth & sayth that about the begininng of ffebr : Anno Domini 1641 he lost was robbed & forceably dispoyled of his goods & chattells to the seuer{all} values following Vizt
Of Cowes horses mare sheepe & steers, oxen to the value of two hundred thirty nine pownds ten shill: Of debts to the summe of ninety six pownds ten shillings which e{re} this rebellion were esteemed good debts , but now become desperate by reason the debtours are Impouerisht protestants such as Tho: Robinson, John Maiy, Lawrence Spike, Giles Kramer yeoman and therefore this deponent knoweth not any way how to gett any satisfaccion from any of them Of a losse in his lease of Corneveigh aforesaid wherein he is damnifyed to this day since the begininng of this rebellion fourty pownds the totall of his losses amounts to the summe of three hundre{d} seaunty six pownds ten shillings: he was robbd by the rebells, but by whome he knoweth n{ot} & further he cannot depose
William Lewellin
Jurat coram nobis 6to ffebr:
1642
Phil: Bisse
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William Lewellins exam
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