Deposition of Robert Faier

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Robert faier lat of Killvallidie in the parish of Killsha[ ] in the barony of Dowhalla and within the Countie of Corok (a brittish protestant) dully sworne and examamined vpon o ath before vs by vertue of this Maiesties Commition to vs and others ( directed bearing date deposeth and saith That on or about Candlemass last he lost and hath binn robbed and forcably dispoild of his goods Chattles and debtes to the seuerall values followeing vizt. value of 51 li.-10 s. part consisting
Of his Cowes to the value of fifteene pownds ten sh shillings starling; of his hay to the value of thirty shilling; of his debts which hee accounted good debts before the begining of this rebellion the same the some of fouer and twentie pownds sterling debts due from Edmond Roch allias found of ballilegane in the barony of fformay within the said Countie gentleman, and in regard the said Roch is out in actuall rebellion the deponent conceaues hee is not likely to gett sattisfaction from him, he further saith that was expelld and driuen a way from his said farme wheare hee left in corne in grownd to the value of fiue pownds ten shillinges which hee conceiues to bee lost in vnlesse that be peace truly settled in this kingdom, hee likwise saith that hee was dispossesed of parcell of land wherein hee had a lease of three yeares to com part of the land of quarter Towne in the said Countie worth him 50 s. per annum aboue the landlords rent which hee valueth to bee worth 9 li. the totall of his losses accounts to 51 li. 10 s. hee was Robbed by meanes of Thomas mc Cnoghor of Killvalidy yeoman Tenant to Cahar o Callahan of Drominy in the said Countie aforsaid and further hee deposseth not
Robert Phaier
Jurat coram nobis
23 Maij 1642
Tho: Bettesworth
Phil: Bisse
Ric: Williamson

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