Deposition of William Cade

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The forenamed deponent Leiutenaunt Cade did beare vpon the halfe of the aforesaide farme which did onely Concerne himselfe of Corne in ground to the value of 10 li. which he conceiueth to be Lost./
He this deponent farther saith that he made vpon the saide Land so much fallow which he manuered with a kill of Lime and made redy for the seed which afterwards he durst not to sowe, to his dammage of at Leaste 35 li. sterling
He this deponent farther saith that he hath in debts dew vpon bills and other accomps, from Irish men of the parish of Glannor in my the Lord Roch his Cuntry the sum of 37 li. 11 s. 6 d. which he the saide deponen t doth acocunt Lost by reason[ ] that, that Cuntry is in rebellion farther he deposeth Lost not
<B> The totall of this deponent these particular Losses amounts vnto 82 li. 11 s. 6 d.
The names of most part of the debtors that are Rebels as he is credibly informed are these that ffollow Edmund seune Roch of Ballilegan free houlder & gent William mc Morris Henesy Andrew Gallway William Stackoball John Stackoball Jo: Henessye Cnogher mc dearmod: fflorence Mathews John Mathews Tho O Brodire

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William Lennourraune: Honora Rish alias Barry Widdow: Murtagh Haghierne Clearke Jo: Pigott Edmund Wailsh Richard Gallway Tho: o Leine: all these weare husbandman dwellers in the parish of Glannor except the aforesaid Murtagh Haghierne clearke who is of Kilmurrgan in the Baroney of ffermoy countie of Corke with diuers others whose names he cannot now produce. And further he deposeth not.

William Cade
Jurat: coram nobis 18 Junij
1642
Tho: Badnedge
Phil: Bisse
Hen: Rugge

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Examinacion of Leiutenant Cade & his mothers
ioyntly and seuerally for himselfe
Corke
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