Deposition of Nicholas Mouncton

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An Inventorie of the goods Catles and house hould stuff e , with other losses and damages which Nicholas Mouncton late of Ballindredin in the parish of Aglish dreedine in the barrony of kilmore in the Countie of Corke gentleman a brittish protestant deposeth that he hath sustained by this present rebellion losses in goods & chattells the value of 1406 li. sterling, & in particular he
Imprimis he was robbed and dispossessed by Morris Suppell of Ballincolly gentleman, William mc morris Gibbon of Miltowne gentleman, Richard Gibbon & John Gibbon of kiltoge gentleman with divers others at seuerall tymes in the <A> monet he aboute the 20th of december last and January laste & since the begining of this rebellion in Ireland they being in actua l l rebellion ) of worcking oxen ploweinge horses mares garrones Cowes and other Catle corne howshold goods & other things to the value of 570 li. to the value of_____________________________1 224 li.
More in corne threshed in the barnes which was burned by the said rebells and in stacke, and in hay_________________________________________________________________ ____ 300 li.
More in houshould stuffe apparrell and provicion_____________________________ ____ 040 li.
More in implements belongeinge to the Plowe_______________________________ ____ 010 li.
More I am banished by this present rebellion from my lease of Ballendredin well Improved being xxvj yeres to come which was worth by my ymprovement xl li. a yerer aboue the rent_ __340 300 li.
More lo st for not soweing my somer Corne haueing made the land reddy with soyle and otherwise________________________________________________________________040 li.
More lost in all likely hoode my beare barly and wheate in ground___________________200 li.
More lost the benifitt of a lease held from donogh Reagh of a parcell of land called dromaddy in the parish of Clonfart in the Countie of Corcke being worth xl s. a yere aboue the rent for xvj yeres to come__________________________________________________________0_10 li._0
More lo st the benifitt of a lease from Sir Richard Aldworth in Newmarkett in the parish & countie aforesaid of a tenement & parcell of land for aboute xv j li. yeres to come which was worth aboue the rent lv s. a yere___________________________________________0_15 li._ More lost the benifitt of a lease held from the Lady Aldworth in Newmarkett in the parish & countie aforesaid of a ten n ement and parcell of land for aboute xxxiiij yeres to come, worth iij li. a yere aboue the rent_____________________________________________________0_30_0 li.
M ore los t the benifitt of a lease from the honorable t he honnorable Lord Esmond of the recto r ries of Cullin Nohavall, kilmeene and dishane in the countie aforesaid for five yeres to come which was worth abou e the rent three score pounds a yere_______________________ _ _________160
<A> More lost that Richard Gibbon of ketoige owed in by bill he being in rebellion__0_5 li._0
More lost That Teige mc Awliffe, Conogher en derry Awliffe o lyne & otheres owe me by seuerall bills he being nowe in actuall rebellion______________________________0_66 li._0
More lost that Conogher mc dermod Reagh oweth me by bill be being in rebellion_0_2 li._0
More lost that Murtagh o Shyme late of Newmarkett oweth me he being nowe in rebellion_0_4 li._0
All which writtinge weare taken by the rebells out of the short Castle by the rebells
<Sum totall amo unts to the losses of [106 li.] 0 s. 0 d.>

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he saith that
All [ ] which his said writeings were taken by the rebells out of the shorte Castle at Moalloe. The totall of his losses amounts to one thousand foure hundred & six pounds sterling & further he cannot depose

Nicho: Mouncton
Jurat coram nobis
30th day of May 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tho: Bettesworth
Ric: Williamson

The examination of
Nicholas Muncton
Corke
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