Deposition of Richard Jackson

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Richard Jackson late of ffarnham in the County of Cavan Buttonmaker sworne saith
That about All hallontyde Last he this deponent at ffarnham aforesaid was robbed and dispoiled of his goods & chattles to the values hereafter mencioned vizt of corne & hay worth 40 s., howsholdgoods and apparell worth five pounds one horse and a Mare worth iij li. beasts and cattle worth two pownds thirteene shillings iiij d. the proffitts of his garden worth vj s. viij d. In all amounting <a> to thirteene pownds ster By and by the meanes of John Brady of Ballymackyllrone in the County of Cavan gen then high constable Owen Brady of ffarnham aforesaid husbandman who e tooke this deponents goods and apparrell and divers of his companie and Complicees, whose names this deponent hath not yet Learned
Richard Jacksons mark
[mark]
Jur 26 Jan: 1641
And further the said deponent saith That Myles Rely <b> high Sheriffe of the Countie of Cavan with divers in the Company about the tyme aboue mentioned came to ffarnham aforesaid to the house of Mr Richard Castleton and tooke away divers Armes out of his house and sayinge That hee had Commission from the kinge at Eddenborough to disarme all the English and to furnish the Irish and the Scotts with armes.
Signum Ric: [mark] Jackson [his mark]
Jur. 26o Jan: 1641
John Sterne
William Aldrich

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Rich: Jackson: Com Cavann
Jur 29 26 Jan. 1641
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