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Gilbert Tarlton of Moniquid in the queens County gentleman sworne & examjned deposeth and sayth That since the begining of the presente Rebellion vizt on or about the nyne and twentjeth daie of November 1641 He this deponent was by the Rebells, at his severall farmes of Moniquid aforesaid & Rahinduff & in the Barrony of Iragan and the Barrony of Gayshell in the Kinges County therevnto adjoineinge forceibly & Rebelliously deprived robbed or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes & chattells & of the seuerall values following vizt of sheepe worth three hundreth fifty fyve powndes xix s. of Beasts and Cattle worth one hundreth Nyntie five powndes xvj s: of geldings Mares & Coults worth xxx li., of Swyne worth nyne poundes: of Corne graine & hay in the haigard, stacks & howses, worth CCxx li. of Corne in the grownd worth xl li., of apparrell plate hushold stuff vtensills & implements of husbandry worth One hundreth and twenty Powndes And further sayth that hee this deponnent about the time aforesaid was by the Rebells forceibly expelled from deprived and dispoiled of his farmes at Moniquid and Rahinduff in the Counties aforesaid and the rents and proffits thereof whereof and wherein he had seuerall estats for longe termes of yeres yet in being vizt Moniquid for 54 yeres & Rahinduff for xxxv i ij yeres or thereabouts & for which farme of Moniquid this deponent paid a fyne of one hundreth & fifty powndes: & bestowed in ditching quicksettinge hedging, building & other improvements vpon the same the sume of fowrscore powndes ster And saith that the Rebells have since burned demolished & consumed the howsing Wainscott & buildinges vpon the said farme of Moniquid & have soe layd wast that and his other farme that hee accompteth them now worth nothing vnto him: but the value of his interest thereof quite lost: Whereas not long before his improveing thereof the begining of this Rebellion he this deponent was offered

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for his interest of his farme of Moniquid the sume of three hundreth pownds and for the Interest of his farme of Rahinduff the sume of one hundreth Powndes more: Soe as the totall of this deponents Losses by meanes of the Rebellion amount vnto the summe of one Thousand fowre hundreth fifty powndes fifteene shillinges ster And further sayth That the Rebells that soe <Jur Mr Sterne Mr Aldrich> expelled robbed and dispoyled him were theis that followe vizt
A note of su ch persons as were takinge & had of the said Gilbert Tarltons goods
<A> Daniell Doyne of Tinehinch
Arte Doyne McCormock his Brother
Phelem Doyne of Laccomoore
Shane McMorto Doyne of Balleknee
Morto McShane of Meelick
Morto oge Doyne of Drummon
Daniell McArt Doyne of the Gurtin And further saith that Mrs Doyne of the parke & her daughter Brigitt <B> had a 100 English ewes, & househould stuff of the said Gilberts his this deponents And saith that William the sonn of the said Her said Sonn William Mris Doyne of Castlebrack is a Captain of the Irish forses & burnt m Justice Donelanes hadgard at Killikan; worth a great some of money all thise are dwellers in the territory of Iregan, in the Queens County
Jurat 9to August 1642
John Sterne
Will: Aldrich

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Queens County
Gilbert Tarlton Jur
12o Augustj 1642
Cert
Intr 29 no

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