Deposition of Ann Hawkins

fol. 178r

1955

Roberte Hawkins late of Connegally in the county of Cork in the parish of killaspuckmullane in the barony of Shandon & County of Corke (a brittish protestant) for & in the behalfe of his mother Ann Hawkins widdowe duely sworne & examined vpon oath before vs by vertue &c. deposeth and saith, That on or aboute shroue shrouemunday last or therabouts the said Ann Hawkins was robbed & forceably dispoiled of her goods & Chattles to the seuerall values followeing vizt value of 210 li. sterling
Of hiser Cattle at Cornegally aforesaid to the value of thirtie two pounds sterling. Of her horses & mares sheepe & swine to the value of fortie nyne fiftie pounds twelue ten shillings. Of hiser leases to the value of one hundred pounds, woorth soe much before the begining of this rebellion. Of her hay in the haggard to the value of ten pounds Of her provision in the house to the value of 14 s. Of houshould stuffe to the value of fiue pounds sterling. he saith that the said Ann was expelled & driuen away from heris said farme where shee lost in corne in ground to the value of twelue pounds ten shillings which he conceaues to be lost The deponent saith That William Barry of Ballenecourte in the said County gentleman & is nowe in rebellion indebted to the said Ann in the sume of three pounds & foureteene shillings sterling soe that the said Robert Ann is not likly to gett satisfaction from him. The totall of his losses amounts to two hundred & ten pounds sterling. He was robbed by & that by the meanes of the said William Barry w home he did see carry away some of the same goods his brethren dauid Barry & Richard Barry of Ballincourte aforesaid & Edmond Barry a kinsman to the said William which persons he did see to carry away the said goods & further he canot depose

Robert [mark] Hawkins marke
Jurat coram nobis 16 May 1642
Nic: Philpot
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

fol. 178v

1956

The examination of
Ann Hawkins
Cork
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