Deposition of Robert Treegoose

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Robert Treegoose late of gortnegrosse in the parish of Ballycloughe in the barony of Orrorry and County of Corcke yeoman (a brittish protestant) duely sworne and Examined before by Vertue of &c deposeth and saith that in or about the seauenth day of february last 1641 hee was robbed and forceably dispoiled of his goods and Chattles to the seauerall Vallues followeinge (vizt)
Of Cowes A Heaffers and yearelinges lost to the vallue of Six Score and Tenn pounds ster: of horses to the vallue of fifteene pounds of houshould stuffe and Corne to the vallue of Twelue pounds ster, All which were taken away < [ ] > from of this depo by Cahir O Callaghanes people and followers being in rebellion, And some by my lord Roches <x> people being in rebellion, And this deponent further saith that hee was dispossessed of his farme att Gortenegrasse aforesaid of which hee had a lease of 24 yeares yett to come, which lease and what hee hath laid out in Improument of the said lande hee valueth to the summe of fifty pounds ster: the totall s[ ] summ of his losses amounts to the summ of Two hundred & Seauen pounds ster, And further this deponent Cannot depose
Robertt Treegose
Jurat coram nobis
30 May 1642
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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The examination of
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Corke