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Deposition of Anthony Farmer

  • Reference:  MS 821, fols 143r-143v
  • County: Tipperary
  • Date: 16/6/1642
  • Type: Bisse
  • Nature of Deposition: Robbery, Lost by Debts
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    • fol. 143r


    1037
    Anthony ffarmer of ffarneybrea dg briedge in the parish of hodie hollieCrose in the County of Tipperarie [yoman ] (a brittish protestant) being d e w ly sowrne & examined by vertue &c deposeth & saith that in or About St Andruestide Last hee was Robbed of his goods & Chattells to the vallues ffollowing vizt worth 76 li.-6 s. Part concisting of debts owing by such as
    Of Cowes one steer and 2 Calues eleuen hoggs to the vallue of twenty Nyne pounds ten shillings of Of Corne and haye in haggard & howse to the vallue of Seauen pounds ffiue shillings: In wearing apparell & plats to the vallue of ffiue pounds twelfe shill: In redey money & two s iluer spouns ten the som of two pounds six shill: six eighteen shillings in howshold goods to the vallue of twenty pounds twelfe shillings In garden ffrutes to the vallue of one pounds. And ffurther hee saith that hee was di s possessed of his said ffarme and howse being well Inproued with bulding wherin hee had a lease of twelfe y eares to Com worth comunibus annis Aboue the said Lords rent ffoure pounds ten shillings ster per annum wher in hee had a lease of twelfe yeers to Co and halfe to Come which hee vallues worth eighteen pounds: In depts he which hee esteemed good bee fro beefore this present rebellyon & [ ] now bee Come disperatt by Reason of this present rebellion some are dewe ffrom Impouerished protestants viz Robart Cowper William Allsard & John Scott. And the vndernamed persons that are now in Acttuall Rebellion vizt Edmond Acarne of Holycrosse yema: Edmond Terill of the same gentleman Edmond Hayley of ffarney-Bridge Brogmaker all the all all of the same parish & County Aforesaid: the some of the said depts Amounts to one pound thirteene shilling ster but in regard that some of the s said parties be vtterly disinabled by this Rebellion & the Rest out In Actuall Rebellyon as Aboue said therfore the deponent can not geett sati sfaction ffrom them the totall of his <A> Losses Amounts two to Threescore sixteen pounds six shillings; and that he was robbed by the Meanes of Tip Tibbot Theobald Pursell <alias> Baren of Loghmagh: and s he Sharen Pursell of Loughmagh gentleman William O ffeeney of the same S eriant to the Baron of Loughmagh & diuerse others whose names hee knoweth not and ffurther hee cannot depose.
    Anthonie farmer
    Jurat Corm Nobis
    16o June 1642
    Phil: Bisse
    Tho: Badnedge

    fol. 143v


    1038

    A

    Tipperary
    The examination of
    Anthony ffarmer
    C 366

    Reu



    Philip Bisse
    Thomas Badnedge



     

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