Deposition of Lancelot Car

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The examination of Lancelot Car late of Coolnehinch in the county of Longford gent taken & sworne before vs Commissioners and examined deposed that appointed for that purpose he susteyned these following losses by meanes of this rebellion
In primis this deponent saith that he was robbed & spoiled by
the rebells of his cattell being in value worth.....................................50 li.
It of corne in ground and Haggard & haye........................................20 li.
It of butter cheese & houshold stuffe with [ ] [4 li.] in money...........20 li.
It of his wearing apparrell and his wives............................................10 li.
It in building ditching and fencing --------------------------------------10 li.
It the losse he is dispoyled of his freehold per annum worth 15 li...... [ ] li. 22 li.-10 s
whereof he hath already lost one years and an halfs benefit benefit and is like to loose the future benefit till a peace be established Sum totalis.................... [ ] li. 122 li.-10

These goods aforenamed weare forceibly taken away at Coolenehoich by a rebellious multitude Oct: 27. 1641. whose names he knoweth not but these weare the cheefe of them william mc ffargus fferrall of Ballintuber <A.> Brian mc william fferrall of the same place Brian mc James fferrall of Pallise all in the county of Longford the foure pounds of mony & his wiues clothes weare taken from him at Ballaghmore in westmeath by one one Morris Dalton of the said towne of Ballaghmore Nou: 13. 1641. or thereabouts
Lancelot [mark] Carre
his Marke.
Jurat December 27timo 1642.
Joh Watson Randall: Adams:

Mr Wareing the present losses of this honest man are 122 li.-10 s.
besides his future of 13 li. per annum freehold, we pray you to
draw him up his certificate presently
yr J W:

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Longford
Lancelot Carr Jur 27o
Sept 1642
Intr