Deposition of Audley Lloyd

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Audley Lloyd the wife of William Lloyd Vicarr of Ardcath in the County of Meath duely sworne and examined deposeth and sayth That her said husband since the beginninge of this present Rebellion hath beine expelled from robbed expelled & deprived or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes and Chattells to the values followinge (vizt) In horses and other Cattle worth xxx li. 4 li. [ iij ] s . In the proffitts of his Cattle xx li. In Corne xl li. In hay xvj li. x s. In Bookes worth 50 li. In househould goodes lix li. xvj s. iij d. In debts liiij li. xvij s., And likewise that he hath beine eu by meanes of this present Rebellion expulsed from his ffarme in Mellefont which he held form the right honorable the lord Moore beinge formerly worth xx li. per annum one yeares proffitt whereof he hath is deprived of for the present, and alsoe is deprived of one yeares proffitt of his spirituall livinges beinge worth Cxx li. per Annum, And is like to loose the future proffitts both of his said ffarme and spirituall livings vntill a peace be setled in this kingdome of which future losses he shee cannott for the present give any certaine estimate, Soe that the totall of his said losses goodes and Chattles which for the present i s he is deprived of amounteth to the summe of three hundred Nynetie one poundes fower shillinges ster But by whom her said husband was soe dispoyled robbed as aforesaid shee knoweth not, by reason that at first insurrection of the Rebells in those parts this deponent was inforced to flye for safety of her life.
Audry lloyd
Jurat vjto Maij 1642
Joh Watson
William Hitchcocke

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Audley Lloyd wife of William Lloyd Clerke Jurat
vjto Maij 1642
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