Deposition of Norrice Mulys

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15o Januari ffebruary 1641
Norrice Mulys of Ballykilty in the County of Wexford Widowe and Brittish Protestant duely deposed saith
That on or about the 10th day of November last shee was robbed by the Rebells and dispoyled of these goods followinge (vizt)
ffoure & ffifty head of Cattell li. s. d.
of all sorts valued at -------------------------------------160-0-0
Twenty horses of all sorts ------------------------------040-0-0
Six Lambes or therabouts ------------------------------001-0-0
A Rick of Hay -------------------------------------------010-0-0
Three Ricks of Corne -----------------------------------030-0-0
Houshold goods -----------------------------------------020-0-0
Lands worth per Annum 50 li. -------------------------050-0-0
So: totalis -------------------------------311-0-0
Shee further saith that shee was robbed since her cominge to this Citty of Dublin, therefore doth not certeinly knowe, whoe were the Robbers but is informed that Phelime Cavanagh of Ballicrow in the County of Wicklow possesseth her house Corne, Hay, & some of her Cattell, and that Anthony Cavanagh of the Skarna in the county of wexford enioyeth other parte of her chattells, and that Edmond mc Lisagh of Johnstowne [Slee duff] in the county of Wexford tennant to this deponent Cavanagh David Cavanagh and Morris Cavanagh of Ballicro in the County of wicklow (sonnes of the said Phelime) drove away the rest thereof.
Norris Mulys
jurat 15 ffebr: 1641
Roger Puttocke
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