Deposition of William Rouse

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William Rouse of Moyalloe, in the Countie of Corke yeoman (a brittish protestant) duely sworne and examined before vs by vertue of &c. deposeth and saieth That on or about the 11th day of ffebruary last and since the begininge of this present rebellion hee lost and was robbed and forceably dispoiled of his goods and Chatles to the seuerall values followinge vizt worth 95 li.
Of Cowes horsses and Mares to the value of ffortie eight pounds ster. Of Corne in stake and in the house to the value of twentie pounds ster Of househould stuffe and implements belonginge to his trade to the value of six pounds ster Of his Losse of some merchandize by the Rebells in the way to Corke to the value of six pounds sterlinge Hee further saieth that that hee was dispossessed of of his farme called Corigolane woorth Communibis anis fiue pounds ster per annum aboue the Landlords rent wherein hee had a lease of [ ] eight yeares to some which hee valueth to bee worth fifteen pounds ster. the whole summe of his losses amounts to nyntie fiue pounds ster the deponent lastly saieth that hee was robbed of his goods by Cahir o Callaghane his tenants and followers And further hee cannott depose. besids that he sayth, that <symbol> his seruant Edward Reynolds was stript in the way vnto Corke & Mallow; at Gortigilane by the means of Cahir of Cahir O Callahan & his followers; he also sayth that one whose surname was Inafeild was stript, & hang’d be t betwixt corke & Mallow by the Rebells of the Lord of Muskeryes Army.
William [mark] Rowse his marke
Jurat coram coram nobis 31 May 1642.
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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