Deposition of Elizabeth Stower

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Elizabeth Stower for & in the behalfe of husband now sick, Robeart Stower Late of killcollman in the parish of desart surges in the Barrony of kenallmikea and with in the County of Corke <weauer> a Brittish protestant duly soworn and examined before vs by vertue of etc deposeth and saith that about the begininge of febr Last past and since the begininge of this Rebellion in Ierland hee Lost was robbed and fforcibly dispoyled of his goods and Chattels to the seuerall values followinge vizt
Of Cowes and horses to the value of fiue pounds of howeshold goods to the va value of one pound three pounds of hay on st ake and Corne in haggard and howse to the value of three pounds of weauing tackling belonging to his trade to the value of two pound: in Garden Commodities to the value of one pounde. The deponent The deponent ffarther saith that by means of this rebellion hee was dispossessed of his farme wherein he had two yeares to come in which to gether with his Improuments was & damnified to the value of tenn pounds with ten powndes and besids the loss e of the benefit of his trade of weauing which he leaueth to consideracion and farther he saith that he was robbed by the rebels whose names but by whome he knowes nott: the totall of Losses Amounts to the value of twenty two pounds besids before excepted and ffarther he deposeth not

Elizabeth Stower
Jurat Coramnobis
29th of September 21 Oct:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Ro: southwell

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