Deposition of Richard Cleabrooke

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Richard Cleabrooke Prodestant of Ballyellis in the parish of Carnow in the County of Wexford sworne and examined saith (as followeth) vizt)
That about the xviijth of November last past he was Robbed and Dispoyled by Luke Birne, Luke Toole, Captaine Dermott <who lives near Allemarmine> and there Souldiers of <A> these goods ffollowing
In houshold good and worth threescore pounds Ster
Butter and Cheese Worth twenty pounds
Corne and hay in a haggard worth fforty pounds
Corne Sowed vpon the land worth too hundred pounds
Wooll in the house worth ffifty pounds
English Cowes oxen Bulls heffers & Calues worth twoe hundred & thirty pounds Ster
Mares Geldings and Colts worth thirty pounds
Swine woth ten pounds
English sheepe and Rames, ffoure hundred twenty and Six pounds the se were the Countesses of Meaths, to witt 1100 of the sheepe.
his Lease and reparacions of building since he came there <at Bellellis> which they Rebbels haue dispossed him of worth twoe hundred & fforty pounds
bills bonds Debts and other leases which they tooke from him Damage to this deponent in twoe hundred pounds Ster: & neuer restord them againe
And further he referreth himselfe to his examination formerly taken at the Councill-table wherein he hath deposed many materiall things The tenor whereof followeth in theis words
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Richard [mark] Cleabrooke
Deposed before us
8th of January 1641
Roger Puttocke
Hen: Brereton

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