Deposition of Anthony Sheepheard

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Anthony Sheepheard of the Towne of Bandon, parish of Ballimadan, barony of Kinalmecha & county of Corke clothyer, now Prouost of the said Towne, duly sworne & examined before vs by vertue etc: deposeth & sayth that about Candlemas last & since this rebellion in Ireland he lost, & was despoyled of his goods & chattells to the seuerall values following, Vizt
Of Horses to the value of fiue pownds Of debts to the value summe of thirty six nine eight pownds ten fourteene shill which before this rebellion were esteemed goode debte but now become desperate by reason some one some of the debtours are [ ] impouerisht protestant [ ] s as Peter White w & Charls Barstable as Robert Vine and the rest out in actuall rebellion, as O Sulliuane Moore of Glanarogh Esquire, Donnell Oge O Suilliuan of nere Castlemayne gen: Owen O Suilliuane of nere Glanarogh gen: Donnogh mc Carty Lord of Muskry & therefore this deponent cannot gett any satisfacion from any of them the totall of his losses in goods & chattells amounts to the value of one & forty pownds ten shillings: besids the losse of the benefitt of his trade of clothing worth communibus annis ere this rebellion six score pownds per annum which he leaueth to consideracion he sayth he was robbd of his horses by the rebbells whose names he knoweth not
Anthony Shipward [pruoste]
Jurat coram nobis 24o Sept:
1642
Tho: Graye Dec:
Phil Bisse

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The examination of
Anthony Shepheard
Cork