Deposition of Dermond O’Coughlane and Teig O’Coughlan

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Dermond ô Coughlan & Teig ô Couglan Late of drummkeene in the Parish of Ennishannon in the Bar ony Carberrie within the Countie of Corke Malsters (Irish Protestants) being partners duely sworne & Examined by vertue of &c. deposeth & saith That on or about Candlemasse Last & since the begining of this present rebellion in Irland They Lost , was were robbed & forceably dispoiled of their Goods & Chattles to the severall values following vidzt worth 224 li. 1 s. part consisting in debts due from the vndernamed rebells vizt
Of Oxen, Cowes, horses, sheepe & Lambe s Hoggs at Drumkeene aforesaid to the value of ffiftie Pownds Tenn shillings Of Oatmeale to the value of Thirty ffiue shillings, Of Corne vppon the Ground nowe lost by this rebellion to the value of One hundred & three pownds, The deponen { t s} saith That by reason of this Rebellion they were dispossessed of a Plowland & a halfe Called drumkeene a Plowland Called Cornes <Corinuri e> Countie Cariacuroe, haueing a Lease therein of Nineteene yeares yett to Come worth aboue the Lords Rent fowerteene pownds per Annum They say That in this Lease they are dampnified Eightie Pownds In debts t o the value of Eight pownds six teene shillings by the parties whose names are vnderwritten, they being all in rebellion & were all of the Countie of Corke vidzt
Teig ô Boynge and Mahun
ô Boynge of drumkeene} yeomen
Phillip ô Coughlan de Inniskeene victular
Denis Hurly of Ballie Mountaine Gent
Donogh ô dunnsaphant de East Kildare yeoman
Ino ô Corkeraine de Mount Moore husbandman
Caragh Cartie de Ragh Trooght Gent
The Totall of all the abouesaid Losses amounteth vnto Two hundred Twentie foure pownds one shilling & further they deposeth not.

Dermond Coughlane
Teig ô [mark] Coughlane his Marke:/
Jurat coram nobis
8o 8bris 1642
Phil: Bisse
Tristram WhetCombe
Ro: Southwell

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The examination of dermond o Coughlane & Teige o Coughlane
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