Deposition of Joan Lane

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Joan Lane of Downe Raile in the Countie of Corke widdow duely sworne and examined before vs by vertue of &c deposed and saieth that since this Rebbellion in Ireland shee lost and was robbed and forcebly dispoiled of her goods and Chattles to the seuerall values followinge vizt worth 16 li. 8 s.
Of horses worth three pounds ster shee further deposeth <stet> that John Danan of Danans towne debt now in rebellion debt seauen pounds ster shee further deposeth that Moris Hurly of Kilmallocke now in Rebellion debt three pounds and sixteene shillings ster which shee verily beleeueth is lost And shee further saieth William Roch of Clostoge in the Barony of ffarmoy and Countie of Corke hath tak now in rebellion hath taken by force from her three fowleing peeces worth fortie shillings ster And shee further deposeth that Richard wall of walestowne in the Countie of Corke is now in Rebbellion hath taken is indebted vnto her from her a yard and a halfe of broadcloath worth twelue pound shillings ster totall summe of sixteene pounds and eight shillings ster And further shee cannot depose
Joan [mark] lanes marke
Jurat coram
nobis 26o May
1642
Tho: Bettesworth
Phil: Bisse

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The examination of
Joan Lane
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