Deposition of Emmett Draper

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Emmet Draper of the parish of Ballemodan in the County of Corke Widdowe & relickte of William Draper yeoman (sithence this Rebellion deceased (a brittish protestant) being duely sworn & examined Concerning her husbands & her losses sithence the begining of this laste rebellion is as followeth
Imprimis they loste in Cattell one & thirty head greate & smale aboute the beginning of ffebrurary laste to the value of fforty twoe pounds sterling
more in howshold stuffe lefte to the value of twenty shillings sterling
more in Corne they lefte behind to the value of forty shillings ster:
more their estate they held by twoe severall leases in twoe fermes of land within the said parish of Ballemodede which they were driven from by this rebellion thone a lease of which there is yet fiorteene yeares to Come thother a lease of which there is yet 30: yeares to Come (for which was forty pounds incombe given) being both farmes both well improved built vpon, fenced & the lands well improved & manured they loste to the value of one hundred & forty pounds sterling
the totall some of their losses amounting to the some of one hundred eightie five pounds sterling. The deponent saith that her said husband left parte of his houshould goods behind him which was burnt together with his said house by the rebells their names she knoweth not & further she deposeth not

Emmet [mark] Draper her Mark
Jurat coram nobis
23o 7bris 1642
Tho: Grayes Dec:
Phil: Bisse

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Emanet Drapers Examination
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