Deposition of Mary Horne

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Mary Horrne Latte of the ga capneck[ riva ne] Caprecknockane in the parish of Deasert sarges in the Barrony of Kinallmekye and within County of Corke A widdow A Brittish protestant deuly sworen and examined before vs by vertue of etc. deposeth and sayth that one or about the day of Candelma{s} Last past and since the Begininge of this Rebellion in Ierland shee Lost, was Robbed, and forcebaly dispoyled of her goods and Chattells th to the seuerall values following vizt
Of her Cowes and mares to the value of fforte ffower tene pounds ster: of howeshold goods to the value of one pound ster: of Corne to the value of one pound. the deponent farther saith that by means of this Rebellion shee was disposesed of his her said ffarme of Caprecknecane wherein shee is damnyfied to the value of fiue pounds Likewise shee hath Lost the Benifett of the ferry hows{e} neare youghall (in the parish of Kinsale Begg to the value of thirty pounds the totall of her Losses Amounts to the sume value of fforty sixe pounds shee saith that she was Robbed these by the Rebels of her goods butt by whome shee knoweth nott: she saith that one and ffarther she Cannott deposse
Mary [mark] Horn’s marke
Jurat Coram nobis
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Mary Horn’s Examination
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