Deposition of Anne Throne

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Anne Throne widdow late wife of Edward Throne an English Protestant Liveing lately in a lonely house neare Farnam in the parish in Urney Barony of Loughtie and County of Cavan deposeth that about [ or ] (or as she remembreth upon) the 23d day of October Last then came to her house neare Farnam abovesaid about an hundred Rebells of the Company of and belonging to the O Realy’s (as she verily beleeveth) but she knew none of them and the said company tooke from her two English Cowes worth five pounds ten shillings and household goods, the fruit and benefit of two Gardens and some Corne sowen to the valew of fower pounds and this deponent further saith that she lost by reason of this said Rebellion an house in Farnam and sixe cowes gate or keeping which she had and held for sixteen shillings per Annum for and dureing the naturall life of one William Peppar a young man which in regard of the uncertainty of the young mans being now alive she knoweth not how to valew lost in all by her to the valew of nyne pounds ten shillings she further deposeth that she was severall times stripped in the way comeing towards Dublin
Jurat 5to Jan: 1641 Coram nobis
Randall Adams
Joh Watson

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Ann Throne Com Cavan
Jur 12o Jan 1641