Deposition of William Opie

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William Opie late of Kilbeggan in the County of Westmeath gent beeing duly sworne and Examined saith that by meanes of this present of Rebellion about and since Allhallantyde last he hath beene dispossessed & Robbed & spoyled of the Goods and Moneys to the value herevnder expressed. vizt
A true valuacion of such Goods and Moneyes as William Opie of Kilbeggan in the County of Westmeath hath last by meanes of this Rebellion. li. s. d.
Inprimis he hath lost in household goods.......................................................020.0.0
It two trunks of Wearing apparell to himselfe
and his wife and lyninge value.......................................................................60.0.0
It in Money in one of the trunks & Gold Rings.............................................26.0.0
<left att trust att Conley Magoghagans which he veryly beleeveth lost>
It in Money owing him which is [lost] by persons disabled by the rebellion.30.0.0
<by severell persons not rebells>
It a Nagg and a Cow value................................................................................3.0.0
<Hugh Magoghagan of the Pallace>
It yearne att the weavers...................................................................................9.0.0
<John Trandell a rebell>
It in lyning and other things taken from
him on the way vnto dublin..............................................................................5.0.0
< by the My Lord Dempsyes men vpon the deponents way coming to Dublyn in Clanmeleroe>
In lease of the proffitts of a tenement...............................................................20 li.
Sum...173.0.0
William Opie.
Jurat 10th July 1642
John Sterne
Will: Hitchcocke
The ingrossment to be amended according
The originall to this
106 – 173
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