Deposition of Charls Nicholet

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Charls Nicholet late of the Towne of Bandonbridge parish of Ballimoodan, baroney of Kinalmecka in the & County of Cork Clerke duly sworne & examined before vs by vertue &tc: deposeth & sayth, that by means of this rebellion he he hath lost his meanes to the value of part consistinge of debts owing by
In Debts, to the summe of one hundred four[ ] nine fourscore eighteene pownds which ere this rebellion were esteemed good debts but now become desperate, by reason some of them the debtours are Imp o uerisht Protestants as Tho: ffuller Tho: Newman, Tho: Carter, Rebecca Burrham, and the rest papists and and therfore the deponent cannot get any satisfaccion from any of them. also by means of this rebellion he is dispossessed of a lease of Ballimoody hauing a tearme of about eight twenty years to come, worth aboue the landLords rent w thirteene pownds ten shillings damnifyed to the value of fourscore pownds. the totall of his losses amounts to the value of one two hundred seau’nscore eight pownds. besids the Losse of the benefit of his Prebend of Kilteggan & Donnamore nere Clonmell in County of Tipperary worth Communibus Annis ere the beginning of this rebellion fourty pownds per Annum which he leaueth to consideracion. & further he cannot depose.
Charles Nicholett
Jurat coram nob: 22 Oct:
1642
Phil: Bisse
Ro: southwell

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Charles Nichollett
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