Deposition of John Ward

fol. 79r

1046.
John Ward of the Court in the County of Wexford gent duly sworne and examined deposeth That on or about the two and twentyeth day of November Last past and since that time hee hath Lost, and beene dispoiled and robbed and deprived of his goods and Chattles worth and to the value following vizt of ffive hundred and thirty English sheepe worth one hundred fiftie nyne pounds, of Cowes and oxen worth one hundred and twenty pounds, of horses worth fforty pounds, of one haggard of Corne & hay worth two hundred pounds, of houshould stuffe worth one hundred pounds, of his Lease of the Lands of Court aforesaid and worth five hundred pounds, of Corne in the ground worth twenty pounds and amounting in all to the somme of one thousand one hundred forty nyne pounds sterling, And the Deponent further saith that the Iniury was done vnto him by the meanes of Dermott mcDowling Cavanagh, & Anthony Cavanagh both now Proclaimed Rebells & others theire complices, And hee <A> also saith that one Elizabeth Masterson widdow Late wife of Alexander Masterson of Ballantorr in the said County deceased is now in the possession of the Deponents house at and goods at Courts aforesaid, and claimeth the same Land to bee her owne And hee also saith That about the same time or since the most part of the Protestants in these parts were robbed & rifeled by the rebells in those parts this Kingdome.
John warde
Jur 26o ffebr 1641 coram nobis
Hen: Jones
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fol. 79v

1047.

32 Com Wexford 152
John Ward
Jur 26o ffebr 1641
Cert f
Intr 22 no