Deposition of Robert Rodggen

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Robert Rodggen Late of the parish Gurteene in of Killbrog o ne in the Countye of Corke yeoman A Brittish protestant beeing duely swoorne and examined beefore vs, by vertue &c, deposeth and saith that on or aboute the Last of Januarye Last past, and since the Begining of this present Rebellyon in Ireland hee Lost was Robbed and forcablye dispoylled of his goods and Chattles to the seuerall vallues ffoloweinge vizd value of value of 54 li.-3 s.-4 d. partly consisting of
Of Cattle younge and ould and a mare to the vallue of eighteene pounds, of Corne in the ground to the vallue of Ten pounds, of houssold goods to the vallue of Twenty shillings, and further this deponent saith that hee had a Lease of eighteene yeeres to Comme of the said Lease of Gurteene vnexpired, which this deponent vallueth to bee worth Communibus Annis Two pound Tenn shillings per Annum ab oue the LandLords Rent which he vallueth to bee worth Tenn pound sterling: of debts which which this deponent Counted good debts and nowe become de sperrat by Reasson they are due frome those which are Now e in actuall Rebellyon, Amountinge to the sume of fifteene pound Three shillings and fowre pence Debts due from the vndernamed persons <Rebells> vidz Conohore mc flinn of Carkareede gentleman, Callahane mc Te[mple] of the same gentleman Danyell mc ffeenene nere Kilmurry gentleman vid therefore the deponent canot gett satisfaccion from any of them: and further he cannot depose. the totall of his losses to the value of 54 li. 3 s. 4 d.
Rob Rodgen
Jurat coram nob: 22 Octob: 1642
Phil: Bisse
Ro: southwell

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The examination of
Robert Rodgen
Cork 56 526