Deposition of Margery Thorp

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360

March 1641
Margery Thorp of the parish of Ballyhaies in the County of Cauan, beeing duly deposed before vs saith that she hath lost by the present rebellion these perticulars following viz Taken about the 23th of October 1641 by or by the meanes of the vndernamed persons
In Corne_____10__0__0
In hay_____2__0__0
In horse beeing 8_____24__0__0
3000 of Butter_____40__0__0
In cowes young & old beeing 20_____30__0__0
In howshould stuffe_____12__0__0
In Chattles_____8__0__0
Summ_____136 li. __0__0
All my which howshold stuffe & goods aforesaid was taken away by Hugh Brady of <a> Ballaheyes & Daniell mc Hugh who brake vp my this deponent s howse, & tooke away some of my her cattell, the rest were taken away by some whose names I she knoweth not My her husband John Thorp went to Phillip Hugh mc Shane o Rely to complayne of his losses, who promised him to restore his goods, if so he would turne Tenant to him: My her husband was taken by the Rebells at 4 mile howse beyond Virginia who took away his horses & all that he had with him.
Margery [mark] Sharpe
her marke
Jurat 7to Martij 1641
John Sterne
Hen: Brereton

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Cavan
Margery Thorpe
Jur 7o Martij 1641
Cert