Deposition of John Dore

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John Dore late of Ballyhosgrane in the parish of Emertick in the barrony of oOrrey & Killmore & within the County of Corke gent a brittish protestan{t} duly sworne & examined before vs by vertue &c deposeth and saith that about Candlemass last was twelue month and diuers times since the beginning of this present rebellion in Ireland, he lost was robbe{d} and forceably dispoyled of his goods and chattles to the seuerall valu{es} following vizt
Of Cowes, horses, sheep & swine to the value of one hundred fourty four pound{s} Of houshould stuffe to the value of tenn pounds. Of Corne & hey in haggard to the value of four hundred & ten pounds. The Totall of his losses amounts to the value two hundred sixty fowr pounds. He further deposeth that John Suple of Cragan gen & Morris Supple of Bally [ n ]gcolly gen both of the County of Limerick tooke away from the land of Ballyhosgrane afforsaid the number of sixteene Cowes about the time afforsaid, the said parties also tooke away the deponents horses to the number likewise of sixteene at the time afforsaid, his houshould stuffe was taken away by Morice Supple afforsaid at the time afforsaid, the rest of his goods was taken away by the rebells whose names hee g knoweth not, he also saith that the said Morice Supple tooke away from Ballindeedy neere Milt{owne} to the value of one hundred pounds worth of Corne of the goods of Nicholas Munke of Ballindeedy afforsaid gent about the time afforsaid, he also saith that James Wa{ } one of the ward of Castledod & William G oure Ga[ir]t of the same another of the sa{me} ward, were numbered by the meane of the Lo: Roach at the foote of the mounta{in} of Ballyhaneagh about midsomer last. he also saith that John Price of the ward of Rathgogan was murthered by the rebells at the burning of Downeraile, al{so} John Lake of the same ward was murthered by Dauid Powers souldiers nee{re} Kilbullane about the beginning of March last past, also he saith that his wife was stript together with one of his sonnes called Joseph about Candlemas last was twelue moneth by the Rebells vnknowne att Ballyhosgrane afforesaid & further he cannot depose.
John [mark] Dores marke
Jurat coram nobis 29o marty
1643
Phil: Bisse
Ric: williamson

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John Dores examinacion
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