Deposition of Richard North

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<I> Richard North of Drumcarplin within the parish of Annah and Baronie of Loghte and Countie of Cauan, doth depose that I had in personale estate when this rebellione first begane
li. s. d.
Leases woorth_____40__0__0
Cowes owld and younge_____110__0__0
horses_____63__0__0
sheepe_____30__0__0
Corne and hay_____100__0__0
houshould goods_____20__0__0
debts due to me_____50__0__0
In monie_____7__10__0
In all_____410___10___0
<a> All these which goods ware taken from hime by Thomas Bradye Vicker of Lowey who himselfe brooke open my house and ranshaked it, and thare was with him Turlo oge Bradye of Lowen and manye others which I knew not, and the said Thomas Brady said that he tooke my goods for the kings vse and soe carried them away afterwards Aboute 4 or 5 dayes after my wife was stript againe and bruised soe much that she [ ] liued not aboue a weeke, and all this was done about the 24th of October 1641
And their were with them [ ] same the said robbers that assisted them Kahe Agone of Drumcarplin, & Turlah Brady of vrnee
his mark
Richard [his mark] North
Deposed before vs
12o january 1641
Roger Puttocke
Hen: Jones

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[Copy at MS 832, fols 102r-v]