Deposition of Ambrose Browne

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Ambrose Browne of Skallianstowne in the parish of Liscarten in the Barony of the Novan in the County of Meath gent a Brittish protestant sworne & examined, deposeth & saith That Richard Ball of Skallianstowne aforesaid gent an English protestant, was on or about the xxiijth day of October now Last past at Skallianstowne aforesaid & other places in the parish of Ardbrachan in the Barony & County aforesaid robbed & dispoiled of his goods Cattell & Chattells to the values following, vizt In howshould goods of seuerall sorts, & provision of howshou{ld} to the value of 120 li. In Cowes, oxen, horses, sheepe, & other sorts of Catt{le} to the value of 425 li. Of Corne in the haggard One large rick of h{ay} Turfs, furzes, & such provision 160 li. The losse ha z ard of Corne in the grownd, <Loss of> fallow 60 li. The losse of the farme of Skallianstowne with building{s} & other improuements 300 li. The losse of the farme of the Grange The losse of the farme of the fforty acres 10 li. amounting in all {to} the somme of One Thowsand, One hundred Seaventy fiue po{wnds} sterling, being the whole estate of thabouenamed, Richard Ball All which goods Cattell & Chattells (except the haggard abou esaid) were taken from the said Richard <A> Ball by Garrett Mabe of Maberath, Edward Beetagh sonne of Edward Beetagh of Moynalty, & other Rebells theire accompli{ces} to a greate number whose names this deponent knoweth not, no r further can doth depose concerning them same in the margin <as Patrick Boylan, Patrick Tevelan, Thomas Jones and both his sons, ffarcy McGrin, Patrick oHery, Nicholas oHery, James O Currin, Pat: O Carrolan, Tho: Leynch and the Brogemaker all of Oristowne. Teig Kindolan of ffianstowne Pat: Shannohan of Dunnapatrick. Richard Linamor Will: Gone Pat: Goe of Knoucher Liname all of Dunnapatrick Brian McKoah, Pat: Gam, Donel McKennall, Knoucher Mark of Milestowne>
Ambrose Browne
Jurat 1mo Aprilis 1642
Roger Puttocke
William Hitchcocke