Deposition of Robert Parke

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Robert Parke of Barnadowne in the parish of Kilpipe in the Countie of Wexford husbandman a Brittish protestant duely sworne deposeth.
That hee the said Robert about the 8th day of November last past was by the Rebells (whose names this deponent knoweth not) robbed and dispoyled of his Corn at Barnadowne aforesaid of his Cattle and Corne there to the value of 187 li. And at Limricke this deponents housholdstuffe and money & apparrell were taken from him to the value and his losse of 60 li. Besides by the meanes of this Rebellion this deponent was deprived of his interest farme which he held in the in a lease for 31 yeares at Barnadowne aforesaid wherein hee bestowed mony in buildings and husbandrye about the house and ground to the value and the deponents losse of at least 40 li. In all 287 li. or thereabouts
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Robert [mark] Parke
Jur. 29. Jan. 1641.
Will: Hitchcock
John Sterne

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Com Wexford
Robert Parke
Jur. 29. Jan 1641

[pro] Cert of his losses is made
Intr
8 No

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