Deposition of Alexander Lord

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March 7o 1641
Alexander Lord of the parish of Annagh in the Barony of Loughtee in the County of Cauan yeoman beeing duly deposed before vs saith that he hath lost by this present rebellion about the 23th of October 1641 these particular goods following vizt:
li. s. d.
In Corne____3__10__0
In hay____3__10__0
In Cowes, young & old beeing 24____44__0__0
One mare________4__10__0
In howshold stuffe________23__10__0
In debts________11__10__0
In Chattles____31__0__0
Sum: 121 li.__10 s.___0
<a> Most part of these my his goods were taken away by Feha Brady, Turlo Brady, & Donnogh mc Mahon, & the rest were taken by the Rebells whose names he knoweth not: He sayth likewise that he was in the campe when Phillip Hugh mc Shane o Rely was chiefe Commander to recouer a fowling peece that was taken from him, where a Priest laboured to haue him go to Masse, & then his goodes should be restored, or otherwise the residue should be all taken from him, which vpon the deponents refusall fell out accadingly
Jurat 7to Marty 1641
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

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Alex Lord 7 Marcij 1641
Intw

[Copy at MS 832,

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