fol. 138r
1175
I, John Ramsay of Bellemusk in the paroche of Eniskeyn & [ ] & Barrony of Dunamayn within the county of Monaghan being duely sworne did depose that wpon the 23d day of october last by past in the forenoone In this instant yeare of God 1641 I was robd and lost in corne ten pounds sterl. in cattell fourescore pounds sterl. In household stuffe books and apparrell one hundreth pounds ster. In leases therety pounds sterl., In mony and debts one hundreth pounds amounting in all to three hundreth and twenty pounds <a> sterl. All which losse I sustayned by Col mcbrian Esquire maghan Turlogh oduffy Laugh boy mcmaghan & Con more maghon and Brian mcmaghon, and Hugh mcmahon tenants to the Lord of Louth I heard that nothing treacherously spoken but that the said Col mcbrian mcmaghon said he was for the king and the said Colm Brian with all the forsaid parties dwell in the Barrony of dunamayne of the parish of Iniskeen & county of monaghan & parish of killiny & Roger whithead of the parish of Iniskeen
John Ramsay
Deposeth jan: 8th 1641 before us
JohWatson:
Hen: Brereton
