Deposition of William Alfrey

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William Alfrey of Ballinekill in the Queens Countie Esq{uire} sworne and examined deposeth and saith: That since the begining of {the} present Rebellion and by meanes thereof he this deponent was and yet is deprived, robbed or otherwise dispojled of his meanes goodes and chattells & of the values following vizt of Cattle horses & sheepe worth 1200 li., Corne in hagard & in ground and hay 800 li., Howshold goods provision & other thinges about the howse worth 200 li. of yerely Rents and proffits of his farmes which before the Rebellion did clerely amount to 600 li. per annum Whereof one yeres proffitt is already lost & the deponent lost thereby alsoe the greatest part of h i s evidencs & writing es & hee is Like to loose his future Rents & proffits of farmes of the value aforesaid vntill a peace be established, of debts amounting to 400 li.: Soe that the deponents present Losses (besides the future) amount vnto the some three thowsand twoe hundreth pounds sterlinge.
William Alfrie
Jurat 10bris 22o 1642
Hen: Brereton
Will: Aldrich

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Queens County
Mr William Alfrey
Jur 22o Dec 1642
Intw Cert fact