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Humfrey Good Clerck and viccar of Burrees alias Mariborogh in the Quenes Countie sworne and examened sayth that since the begining of this present Rebellionn viz about the begining of December last this deponent was by the rebells in the said Countie expelled from his Church liueings being worth 120 li. per annum at three yeares loss valued at 360 li. and alsoe from his farmes being worth before this Rebellion 50 li. per annum which at three yeares losse is valued at 150 li., And further was then by the said Rebells robbed and deprived of Corne, Cowes, horsses sheep and hay worth 300 li. and of debts 100 li. the whole summ amounting to 910 li. The deponent further sayth that he was robbed of the most part of his Corne and of somm of the said Cattell by one Thomas <A> Davell of Ballihide in the said Countie Esquire as he was informed enformed, and of one his the rest of his Catle he was robbd by one Dermod Oge of CamClone in the said Countie yeoman, as the deponent was told by one Thomas Byrne a al tennant of his.
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