Deposition of George Hinckley

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George Hinckley late of Castle Bridge within the parishe of arkullam in the Countey of wexford A souldier vnder the comand of Sir Authur loftis Kmight Sworn and examined and saith that by meanes of this present Rebellion he is expelled depriued or otherwise lost the severall parcells here after Mensoned and expresed vidilet
The said George Hinkley haith lost and beene dispoiled of a stocke of Cowes and Cattle Consisting in Number twenty one of English breade and one Maire worth in all: 53 li.: or there aboute
Also lost by the rebellion in hay the worth of: 4 li.:
And after the said George beinge Comanded vpon his Maiesties servis: leaueinge his wife and Childerin and servants: lost all his houshould goods with all there apparill to the valew of: 54 li.:
Likewise by debts in bils and bonds: 30 li.:
by house and lease the some of: 30 li.:
In herr[in]ges] beafe & salt the worth of : 6 li.
al which fore said goods was takin away by Richerd <A> diuerauxicks of the deps gentleman: and John Robinson of Ballinastraw gentleman and, william mc John of Johnstowne in the of arcullom Butcher Morrice mc Bryan Bryan Mc Teige in the parish of arkullum Cassellelis gentleman: and Garritt mc danell of the parish of Carrig gentleman: Thomas Roch of Castelbrigg in the parish of arkallom gentleman and william kill Patericke of the parishe of arcauen yeoman: all which goods and Chattle being takin away by the fore said parteyes the: 12th: of November or there aboute: 1641 Some totall ---------------------------------- 177 li.
George Hinckley
Jur 5o Marcij 1641
Randall: Adams
Roger Puttocke

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53 li.
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54
30
30
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36 wexford o
Geo: Hinckley 5o ffebr
1641
Intr
Cert
12 No

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