Deposition of William Cooke

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William Cooke of Belturbut yeoman in the behalfe of his sonne & daughters in law John Rakins Mary Rakins Anne Rakins ffrainces Rakins Maryan Rakins to whom he was guardian sayth that they amongst them and all together, haue lost in lands and goodes in Belturbut to the valew following vizt in household good worth xl li. ster. Six Cowes one Mare and Colt and and two horses worth 24 li. ster In ready money 7 li. in Debtes 14 li. 10 s. land & howses in the County of ffermanagh worth Ten pound per annum and worth to be sold ffoure score pound ster. which he he [she] expectes [no] they will neuer enioy againe the said howses vppon the said land being all burnt downe < a > to the ground as he hearing by Rory Maguyre the Grand Rebell of ffermanagh. Their fforesaid goodes in Belturbut were taken away by Phillip mc Hugh mc Shane Rely of Ballinacargy Esquire and his followers The losses of his foresaid sone & daughters in law amounting to One hundred fforty & One pound ster Sixty and ffiue poundes ster & ten shillings ster.
William [mark] Cookes marke
Jurat coram nobis
19o May 1642
Hen: Brereton Joh Watson
Will: Hitchcocke

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County of Cavan
William Cookes h i losses &
his daughters in law
Jur xixo May 1642
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