Deposition of Hugh Morison

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The deposition of Hugh Morison Clerke
Hugh Morison Late of the towne of Trym in the County of Meath Clarke sworne & examined deposeth & sayth
Who deposeth that by meanes of this present Rebellion he hath Lost of houshould stuffe, of Cowes & Gerrans to the value of Three score pounds sterling att least
Item the benefitt of his farme neere vnto Trim, together with three Acres of Beare & three Acres of wheat worth att least fifteene pounds sterling
Item the Stipend of the free schoole of Meath wholly for this last yeare, which he hath heretofore sett yearely for thirtie pounds
Item in debts which he despaireth ever to gett fourescore and tenne pounds two shillings sterling due vnto him from Daniel Wilson gentleman a man stript and dispoyled by the Rebells
Item thirtie pounds sterling due vnto him from Philip McMulmore ô Rely of Lismore for the tithes of Castle Corre this yeare 1642 whoe is a gran rebell
Item the Tithes of the vicarage of Galtrim sett for this yeare vnto the said Daniel Wilson for fiftie pounds sterling soe disabled as aforesaid
Item the benefitt of his Cure of kilbeg & Roberstowne which he sett yearely heretofore for fourteene pounds sterling
<075 li.-00-00
030-00- per annum
120-00-00
064-00 per annum
25 present losse
094 li. per annum>
Hugh Morison
Jur 8o Julij 1642
John Sterne
Will: Aldrich
Edw: Pigott
In all 289 li._2 s.

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64 Meath
Hugh Morrison Cleark
Jur viijo Julij 1642
Cert fact
Intr