fol. 387v

The Examinacion of Thomas Aylmer of Barbistowne in the Countie of Kildare gent taken before vs his Maiesties Comissioners assigned the xvijth day of Maij anno Domini 1642
Who being sworne vppon the holy Euangelist, deposeth that at the begining of this present rebellion vizt the twentye third of October last past hee was posessed of the goodes & Chattles vnder specified as of his owne proper & peculiar goodes vizt.
Imprimis sixeteene garrans ----------------------------xxxj li.
Item two saddle geldings ------------------------------xij li.
It: twelue Cowes ----------------------------------------xviij li.
It: two reekes of beare in haggard --------------------xl li.
It: two reekes of wheate -------------------------------xxx li.
It: two reekes of pease & beanes ---------------------xx li.
It: houshould stuffe as bedding linin
brass peuter & tables &c ------------------------------xl li.
It: wheate beare & kill=dried pease
within the house ----------------------------------------xij li.
It: one reeke & two stacks of hay --------------------x li.
It: sheepe & swyne -------------------------------------xl li.
<CCliij li.>
<A> All which goodes & Chattles were taken away by Patrick Aylmer of Barbistowne aforesaid Lewes Dempsie of the same & others who togeather with the said Patrick Aylmer & Dempsie at the tyme of such taking away, were & are still in action of open rebellion.
Thomas Aylmer
<Jur: 6 Junij 1642
Joh Watson:
John Sterne>