1850 Dec 21
1850-20-90
OLIVER, Hugh – FLETCHER, Thomas Henry
Monaghan Lease 21 December 1850 between Rev. John OLIVER [1] late of Derryroosk [2] , Co. Monaghan but now of Belfast, Co. Antrim Methodist Minister. Hugh OLIVER [3] formerly of Derryroosk [4] now of Rockcorry [5] Co. Monaghan, Farmer. Turner Barrett OLIVER [6] formerly of Derryroosk but now of Dowdalls Hill near Dundalk, Co. Louth, Gent & Turner Barrett [7] of Dowdalls Hill, Co. Louth Gent of the one part & Thomas Henry Fletcher [8] of Newry, Co. Down of the other part. Sold lands of Derryroosk & also part of the corn mill of Aghnamullen [9] …legal language. SEE ALSO: 1852-17-148; 1853-10-61; 1860-23-248;
[1]
Rev.
John OLIVER late of Derryroosk, Co. Monaghan but now of Belfast, Co. Antrim
Methodist Minister. This is Rev. John OLIVER (1821-1913), the son of Isaiah
OLIVER & Isabella BARRETT and brother of Jane, Eliza, Margaret, Mary Jane,
Thomas, Turner Barrett, Hugh McClelland and Isabella OLIVER. He is elsewhere
described as a Wesleyan Minister. He married Elizabeth Hanna MATTHEWS of
Portadown, Co. Armagh.
[2]
Derryroosk
[3]
Hugh
OLIVER formerly of Derryroosk now of Rockcorry Co. Monaghan, Farmer. This is
Hugh McClelland OLIVER (1828- aft 1900) the son of Isaiah OLIVER & Isabella
BARRETT and brother of Jane, Eliza, Margaret, Mary Jane, Thomas, Turner
Barrett, John and Isabella OLIVER. Another Hugh OLIVER who resided at Crieve
and had freeholds at Crieve and Derryellary (for a life) was recorded in the
Imperial Record May 21, 1829.
[4]
Derryroosk, Parish of Aghnamullen,
Co. Monaghan.
[5]
Rockcorry, Parish of Ematris, Co.
Monaghan.
[6]
Turner
Barrett OLIVER formerly of Derryroosk but now of Dowdalls Hill near Dundalk, Co.
Louth, Gent. This is Turner Barrett OLIVER (1826-1864) the son of Isaiah OLIVER
& Isabella BARRETT and brother of Jane, Eliza, Margaret, Mary Jane, Thomas,
John, Hugh McClelland and Isabella OLIVER. His wife was Elizabeth CAUGHEY.
[7]
Turner Barrett of Dowdalls Hill, Co. Louth Gent.
He was likely a descendant of the Turner BARRETT
who was a tenant of Lord Roden who had leases for 999 years and also at will
for Dowdell’s Hill and other lands in 1781 and who also was the executor for
the will of Isaiah OLIVER of Derryrusk. This would make him some sort of cousin
to the OLIVERs mentioned in this deed.
[8]
Thomas
Henry Fletcher of Newry, Co. Down
[9]
Aghnamullen
- the corn mill – this may refer to the corn mill held by William OLIVER at
Laragh. SOURCE: At the Ford of the
Birches, p. 268.
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