Examination of Henry Exham

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Henry Exham late of the towne and parrish of killarny in the Barrony of Magonyhe in the county of kerry merchant a Brittish protestant duly sworne and examyned by vertu &c. deposeth and saith that vpon the tenth of december last or thearabouts and divers times since the beginynge of this rebellyon he and his father John Exham were robbed and forcibly dispoyled of theire goods and Chattelles which goods and Chattelles belonged as well vnto his father John Exham Late of Traly Burges as allsoe to him selfe to the severall vallewes followeing vizt worth 665 li. 10 s. part Consisting of debts owing by the Rebells hereafter named vizt
Of his Cowes and horses to the vallew of twenty and seaven pounds sterling of his farme of the plowland of Coulecloher in the parrish of killarny in th e county of kerry to the vallew of twenty fiue pounds sterling of his hay to the vallew of thirtie shillinges sterling of his houshould goods provition of vittall linyn and wollen and a parcell to the vallewe of forty eyght pounds sterling of his hids and barke to tann hids in the tanyar d to the vallew of fiftie pounds sterling in Corne and mony disburst for corne to make malt some to William Loue Thomas Tupper Edward a <A> kinge John kinge John Kinge J ohn wren which are english men that are robbed and impoverished as allsoe to Bartellmew Connell Dermond mc Richard Connell John mc Cnoher Connell Cnohor mc teaige Tellere, and otheres which are in rebellyon to the vallew of one hundred pounds sterling & alsoe in debts due by booke (the deponent beinge a marchant) which debts some of them weare due from John Sheard, Thomas Whittell, Richard Nellson, Patrick Haysome walter Jones, and otheres which men were both robbed of all there goods and allsoe Morthered, and some other debts due from other english which are by this rebellyon vtterly impoverished and some from Irish men which are in rebellyon as James Roch fits patrike Morrish savan John Swan Morrish lander dermond o Sowlyvan own mc danyell phillipe terrell and otheres, which are in rebellyon to the vallew of two hundred and Nynete pounds sterling, allsoe in debts due by bond from Irish men which are in rebellyon as from donnoho mc fennene Esquire dermond mc donoho Sowlyvan James Roch and others to the vallewe some of one hundred twenty and eyght pounds all which debts he estemed to be good before this rebellyon The totalle of his <there> Losses amounts to sixe hundred sixtie nine pounds, and tenn shillings sterling & that by meanes partely of Cormuck oge Cartie Esquire in the parish of Aghadoe & County of kiery gentleman James Roch of Insheleigh in the County of Cork gentleman & others whose names he knoweth not

Hen: Exham
Jurat coram nobis
8o Juniy 1642
Phil: Bisse
Richard ffrench

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