Deposition of Richard Croker

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Richard Croker late of the parish of Clondrohatt in the Baroney of Muskrey in the Countie of Corke gentleman (a brittish protestant) beinge duely sworen and examyned by vertue of &c deposeth and saith That about Shrovetide last and since the begynynge of this present Rebellion in Ireland he Lost and was Robbed and forceablie dispoyled of his goods & Chattles to the seuerall values as followeth value of 37 li.
Of Cowes Calves & yongue cattl e att Clondrohatt aforesaith to the value of nyneteene pownds ten shillings, of a debt due from one William Murphwe of the parish of Killmarter in the said Countie of Corke an Irishman borne yett a protestant & stript by the Rebells of Musgroe the some of Three pownds And the said deponent further saith that by meanes of the said Rebellion about Shrovetide last he was expelled out of a parcell of land parte of the ploughland of Cardagh in the parishe of Clondroughatt aforesaid wherein he had the a lease for three & Twentie yeres yett to come vnexpired, and valued to be worth to be sold ffifteene pownds The totall som m e of his losses amounts to Thirtie Seven pownds & ten shillings And further he cannott depose
Richard Corker
Jurat coram nobis 12th of Aug: 1642
Phil: Bisse
Jam: Wallis

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The examination
of Richard Croker
Cork