Part III. History of the County of Clare
Chapter 20. Depositions of Protestant Settlers, 1642

Depositions relating to Ballyharaghan

Francis Haslopp, of Ballyharaghan castle, was deprived of £470 worth of property, including debts due by the undernamed Protestants,—Neptune Blood, clerk; Elias Ely, Seth Smith, John Poole, Wm. Panskore and Francis Creagh, merchant, of Limerick, the last-named being now in actual rebellion. Those who took away his goods were Melaghlin O’Hehir of Nooan, and Teige O’Brien, Esq., of Dromore. ^[6]