Deposition of Henry ffudg

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Henry ffudg late of Kylbolane in the same parish barrony of Killmore and within the com of Corke husbandman a brittish protestant duely sworne and examined before vs by vertue of a Comision etc deposeth & sa yth that aboute the 13th of ffebruary 1641 the deponent lost was robbed and forceably dispoyled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall values ffolloweinge vizt worth 186 li.
Of Cowes horses Mares and swine to the value of threescore and twelue pounds Of houshould stuff to the value of fifteene pounds Of implements of husbandry to the value of twenty shillings Of Corne and hay in ground to the value of forti{e} pounds he likewise sayth that he lost the benefitt of the lease Killclunconnarrane wherein he had a ter{m} of eightene yeares to come worth coibus annis fourtene eigh pounds per annum ouer & aboue the land lords wherein he conceaus [ ] selfe damnified to the value of fortie po{unds} T he totall of his losses amounts to the value of one hundred e i ghtie six pounds he likewise sayth that James Rossamond of Curriglass co{m} of Corke, husbandman was stript by the rebells and further he sayth that about the 20th of August last 16{42} <A> the said Castle of Kill Ballaine was taken beseidged by Captain Dau i d Poore of the same with a company of fifty of Dauid P oores men his men which said Castle was comaunded by Sir William Poore he alsoe sayth that the day after the said Castle was taken there came to the Castle Generall Barry my Lo: Muskrye & the Lo: Roch and then Generall Barry swore & sayde that they would first take Liscarrall then Moyalloe then Dunrayle then Corke and the{n} they would driue vs in the sea and then goe into England, And further he cannott depose
Henry [mark] ffudges
marke
Jurat coram nob: 27o ffeb:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Tho: Bettesworth

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