Deposition of John Ward

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John Ward late of Tromroe in the parish of Kilmurry barony of Ibrackane and within the County of Corke Clare gentleman duely sworne and examined before by vertue of his Maiesties Comission to vs and others directed ( beareing date &c ) concerneing the losses robberies and spoiles since this rebellion comitted upon the brittish and protestants within the Province of Munster &c deposeth and saith That on or aboute the 12th day of January 1641 & diuers times since the begining of this rebellion he lost and was dispoiled of his goods [ ] chattells & debts to the seuerall values followeing vzt worth 198 li.
Of lynnen weareing apparell and ready mony to the value of thirteene pounds Of debts Part whereof were debts amounting to the sume of one hundred foure score and fiue pounds, due from the vndernamed persons namely Teige fitz Patricke of ffentraghtbeg in the said County gentleman Therlagh mc Dermod of Tromroe in the said County gen, Hugh o Hogane of Ballyheghane in the said County Esquire John Clancy of vrlene in the said County gen ffrances Delahoide of vrlin aforesaid gen Nicholas Nich: Stritch fitz Bartholomewe of lymerick merchant John Dowly of Newtowne in the said Countie gen & others And although he accounted the same goode debts before the begining of this rebellion yeet in regard the parties aboue named are nowe in open and actuall rebellion & the rest of this deponents creditors are protestants vtterly dissenabled by meanes therof therefore this deponent cannot get satisfaction from them The totall of his losses amounts to one hundred foure score and eighteene pounds & further he canot depose
Jo Warde
Jurat coram nobis
25o Aprilis 1643
Phil: Bisse
Hen: Rugge

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The examination of John
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