Deposition of Thomas Jones

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Thomas Jones of Drominan in the Countie of Cavan gentleman gent & William Jones of Cornedrum his sonne in the same Countie The Complaynt of Thomas Jones of Dr omynen in the County of Cavan gent adged three score and odd sworne & examined sayth that on the 17th of Nouember 1641 the deponent Thomas Jones By the procurement of Phillip mc Hugh mc Shane Rely Edmond Rely Hugh mc Shane mc Phillip Rely and Hugh mc Molmore <a> Rely, and [m ?] pilladged He this deponent was robbed by Patt Sheridan de rillaigh Donell oge mc Kernan and his nephew heire of aighaveny Laighlen oge o Rorke de killnemarue and Bryan o Rorke of the same of theis goods following viz eightene melch Cowes price 36 li. ster six heffers in calfe six pownds sterling; three yearelings 30 s. sterling foure horsses 12 li. sterling Corne & hay price 4 0li. sterling in ready mony x li. 10 s. sterling in househould stuffe as plate pewter brasse lynen wollen beddinge and apparell with other necessaries 40 li. sterling in proffitt s of in lands per annum in the said County 16 li. sterling, And in the county of Killdare by lease 20 li. sterling per annum all which some amountinge to 182 li. sterling the Complaynant is damnified by the Rebells & must loose the future proffitts of the land & farme vntill a peace be established And badd him be gone like a traytor out of the kingdome for he should not stay amongst them And further sayth not And both the deponent further say: That on
Tho: Jones
Will: Jones
Deposed July 26 1642
Hen: Brereton
Will: Hitchcocke

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fol. 164v

[Copy at MS 832, fols 137r-138r]