Deposition of Nathaniell Nanskone

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Jan: 13. 1641
Nathaniell Nanskone in the Parish of Kentstowne and Barony of Duleek in the County of Meath duly sworne deposeth that on or about the tenth day of Nouember last he was robbed & dispoyled of his goods of the values following vizt of
Corne worth __________________________________________ 1 li._0_0
Hay _________________________________________________ 6_0_0
30 Cowes young & old __________________________________60_0_0
2 Horses _____________________________________________ 5_0_0
Goods & chattles
Howshold stuffe _______________________________________20_0_0
Rents due out of my spirituall liuings _______________________41_6_8
Books _______________________________________________18_0_0
300 of Butter __________________________________________ 5_5_0
vpon bond
[ ] of debts due to me ___________________________________ 4_10_0
In all amounting to one hundreth sixty one pownds one shillinge and eight pence:
By or by the meanes of the Lo : of Dunsina & some rebells whose names I know not that tooke some part of my goods from Monkton, & others that tooke part from Kentstowne, & the reason of my beeing ignorant of the partyes is, because beeing abroad, one of my Parishoners of Armulchan a Taylor whose name I cannot remember, came to me & told me, if I fled not presently, 26 men would be at my howse that night, & would mince me & cut me into small pieces, whereby my wife & 2 children & my wifes sister with 2 children, were forced to fly to Drogheda by night, where they still remayne: These passages I know to be so
William VeldEn of Knogh owes me twenty fiue pownds John Kenady of Dublin owes me twenty marks of the one & forty pownds aboue specifyed
Nathaniel Nanskone
Jur 13mo Januar. 1641
Roger Puttocke
Will: Hitchcock

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41 Meath o
Nathaniell Nanskone Jur 13o
Jan: 1641
Intr 10 no

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