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John Harford late of Cromsysone in the parish of { } barony of Medellthort in the County of Teporarie yeoman gentleman {(a brittish} protestant) being deuely sowrne and examined by vertue of {etc} deposeth and saith that in or about the 28th of Nouember Last hee was Robbed of his goods & Chattles to the vallues following vizt worth 123 li. 7 s. part consisting in debts due by the Rebells hereafter mentioned
Of cowes heffers yea r lings & horses to the vallue of Threscore ffoure teen pounds t[ ] tow shillings. Of howshold goods to the vall{ue} of howshold goods ten pounds. Of Haye in his Haggard to the the vallue of three pounds. Of lyning woolen and waring Apparell to the vallue of six pounds. Of Imployments for husbantre to the vallue of twenty shillings: Also hee saith that hee was expel{led} & driuen ffrom his said howse and ffarme wher in hee had In corne in ground to the vallue of thirty pounds ffurther he saith that by this present Rebellion th hee was dispossessed of his howse and far{me} in the said County worth Comunibus annis aboue the LandLords rent six pou{nds} sterling wher in hee a a Lease of ffourteen yeeres and halfe to{ } being well Improued which he vallues at twenty six pounds st{erling} Of depts deue which he esteemed good debts before this present Rebellion to the vallue of three pounds ffiue shillings and nowe becom disperate by Reson they be deue from these vndernamed persons viz Marten Hackett soueraigne of feathard: James Euerett [senior?] of the same barony & County Aforesaid merchant but In Regard {that} the said persons ar out in actuall Rebellion therfor the depone{nt} cannot get satisfaction the totall of his Losses Amou{nts } to one hundred twenty three pounds seauen shillings ster { } he saith that aboute the time aboue mencioned he was robbed of his said goods & that by the meanes of Redman Euarate of feathard in the barony of Medellther{d} ge{ntleman and?} others of his Company and ffurther hee cannot depos{e}
John: Ha{rford}
Jurat coram nobis
17o Junij 1642
Tho: Badnedge
Phil: Bisse
Hen: Rugge
