The Silver Bowl: Jacksons of Kings Co.

Jacksons of Kings Co. Family Tree
NOTE: The forenames echo the forenames of the male Jacksons of Co. Down: Robert, Henry, & James. Also of possible significance is the attention paid to this line by Tenison Arthur Groves (abt 1864-1938), a researcher whose main focus was in Northern Ireland. The estimated 1670 DOB for the Robert JACKSON husband of Bridget is a close fit for the estimated DOB of 1678 of the Robert JACKSON grandson of Robert JACKSON (1619-1679) whose daughter Janet JACKSON married a John JACKSON. This is all circumstantial, but the link is becoming more likely.

My tentative theory at present, is that the first known ancestor in this tree was possibly connected to the Robert JACKSON (1619-1679) of County Down. There is no absolute proof, but there is at least enough circumstantial evidence to build a case for it.

· The estimated birth date for Quarter-Master Robert JACKSON of 1670 of Grange, Kings Co. is close to the birth date of the Robert JACKSON b 1678 of Dundonald, Co. Down.

· Robert JACKSON baptized Dec 24, 1678 of Co. Down disappears from Co. Down records with no explanation. His parents were John JACKSON (1639-1716) of Ballyskeagh, Co. Down (his father is unknown) and Janet JACKSON (abt 1641-1695) daughter of a Robert JACKSON (abt 1619-1679) who came to Ireland at the same time as two Quaker JACKSONs. The husband and wife John & Janet were likely cousins of some ilk. The 1678 Robert JACKSON does not appear in Co. Down family graves, nor in any of the family bequest or land transfers (and there are lots) and there also is no record of emigration.

· These Co. Down JACKSONs were of a similar social class as the JACKSONs of Seirkieran and Grange.

· Similar naming patterns are echoed in each family.

· They share connections to cloth related industries.

· Although Tenison Arthur Grove (1863-1938) died in Dublin, his roots were in the North and may of the families who he was hired to research had connections to the North and he included these JACKSONs in his searches. SEE: My notes of JACKSONs in PRONI-T808. They are well worth a careful read.

· ECHLINs and other landowners who held land in both Co. Down & Kings Co.

· NOTE: The box tomb where James Jackson (1648-1711) was buried at Movilla, Co. Down included the "arms": A chevron with three mullets and in the base a hand holding a sword. His father was a John or a Robert JACKSON. What is intriguing is that this description is the same as the BENNETT-JACKSONs. Of Glanbeg & Ballyduff. It is not impossible that this could mean a link between the tree of Jacksons of Co. Down and the Jacksons of Waterford & Cork

SEE my Blog:

Jacksons of Grange Kings Co. Two brothers, Robert and Henry, got into a legal slug fest over land, and left documentary traces of the whole kafuffle. After this, it seems that Henry retreated east and set up a life for himself in Co. Wicklow. This is not unusual. Jackson families did not stay within carefully delineated County bounds.
Jacksons of Co. Longford, Dublin & Kings Co. By 1832, Philip Jackson, who had married Jane Poole a daughter of Richard Poole, was residing in Ballinrahin Civil Parish of Clonsast, in the Barony of Coolestown, Kings Co.[see also: Deeds mentioning JACKSONs & POOLEs.]

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1-Robert JACKSON[1] b. est 1670 d. prob after 1728. NOTE: He was probably a Quarter-Master as was his son.

+ Bridget[2] NOTE: There may have been other children – as yet unknown to me.

|--2-Robert JACKSON[3] Quarter-Master b. Bef 1716, d. Jun 1743, At battle of

| Dettingen[4], Germany

+ Susanna RUDDOCK[5] d. Bef 1763, par. James RUDDOCK and Unknown

|--3-Robert JACKSON Esq.[6] b. Bef 1743, d. 1785, of Grange, Parish Seirkieran,

| Kings Co., Ireland, Bur. 17 May 1785, Parish Seirkieran, Kings Co.,

| Ireland

+ Eugenia[7] d. Between 1802 and 1804, of Bath, England

|--4-Susan JACKSON[8] d. 1776, Bur. 29 Mar 1776, Seikeiran Parish,

| Ballybritt, Kings Co., Ireland

|--4-Mary JACKSON[9] b. Abt 1730, of Birr, Kings Co.

| + John HANSARD[10] Jr. m. Abt 1750

|--4-Robert JACKSON[11] Coronet b. Bef 1765, of Grange, Kings Co., Ireland,

| d. After 1801, of Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland

| + Mary CARROLL[12] m. 12 Nov 1785, St. Anns Dublin, d. 1790, Bur. 7 Mar

| 1790, Seirkeiran Parish, Ballybritt, Kings Co., Ireland, par.

| Alexander CARROLL Esq. and Ann

| |--5-Mary JACKSON[13] b. Abt 1750, of Grange, Kings Co., Ireland

| | + David JONES[14] m. Nov 1773

| |--5-Henrietta Maria Ruddock JACKSON[15] b. 5 Feb 1788, c. 7 Feb 1788,

| | Seirkeiran Parish, Ballybritt, Kings Co., Ireland, d. After 1823

| + Robert HUGHES Esq[16]. d. After 1823, of Parsonstown Kings Co.

|--4-Henrietta JACKSON[17] b. Bef 1765, of Grange, Sierkeeran Parish, Kings

| Co., Ireland, d. Bef 1794

| + James Gray RUDDOCK[18] m. 3 Nov 1785, Parish St. Kieran, Kings Co., d.

| of Ballineer, Kings Co., Ireland, par. Francis GRAY and Elizabeth

|--4-Henry JACKSON[19] b. Bef 1785, d. After 1805, of Grange Cottage, Birr,

| Kings Co., Ireland

| + Abigail SALE[20] b. of St. Bride's Parish, Dublin, m. 6 Oct 1792,

| Parish of St Anne, Dublin, par. William SALE and Mary

|--4-Eugenia Marie JACKSON[21] b. Bef 1785, of Grange, Parish Seirkeiran,

| Kings Co., Ireland, d. After 1831, of Sommerville, Bootertown, Co.

| Dublin

| + Joseph CURTIS[22] b. of Hackney Co., Middlesex, England, m. 4 Jul 1797,

| Landrisant, nr. Cardiff, d. After 1804, of Mossfield, Kings Co.,

| Ireland, par. Timothy CURTIS and Elizabeth WILDBORE

| |--5-Eugenia CURTIS[23]

| | + Henry LANAUZE[24] m. 14 Jun 1822

| |--5-Timothy Joseph Jackson CURTIS[25] d. After 1831

| |--5-Robert Ruddock CURTIS d. After 1831

| |--5-James Gray William CURTIS[26]

| + Grace SHAW [27]m. 1831, par. John SHAW and Grace GREEN

|--4-James JACKSON[28] b. Gent, d. 1761-1762, of Birr, Barony Ballybritt,

| Kings Co

| + Alice DALTON[29] b. of Ballycahane Co Limerick, m. Bef 1760, d. After

| 1762, par. Michael DALTON and Elizabeth LEASKE

| |--5-Elizabeth JACKSON[30] b. Bef 1762

| | + Samuel ABBOTT[31] , par. Thomas ABBOTT[32] and Unknown

| | |--6-William ABBOTT [33]

| | | + Elizabeth CRANFIELD[34] , par. Rev. Thomas CRANFIELD and Sarah

| | |--6-Mary Susan ABBOTT[35] b. 1785

| | + John Townsend SINNETT[36] b. Bef 1770, Dublin, Ireland, m. Jul

| | 1802, Ireland, d. 30 Dec 1835, Drumcondra, Dublin

| |--5-Lavinia JACKSON[37] b. Bef 8 Nov 1762, d. Of Shannongrove, Parish

| | Clonfert

| | + John Hubert MOORE[38] b. 1764, m. 1787, d. After 1804

| |--5-Lieut, Frederick JACKSON[39] d. 1797

|--4-Ann JACKSON[40]

+ Hannibal FRAZER[41] m. 1767

MISC DOCS

A story about JACKSONs in 4th regiment of Horse "An Eyewitness Source" may be connected to the first Robert JACKSON. . Quarter-master Jackson was the son of a Quarter-master in the regiment. His father not having the means of providing for him, the young fellow went on board a man-of-war in a fleet going to the Mediterranean. A party of the crew made a descent on the coast of Spain: this was in 1734. The party was surprised, and Jackson made prisoner by the Spaniards. In order to obtain his liberty from a gaol, after twelve months captivity, he enlisted in the Spanish army, and the year following, being in command on the coast of Spain, his party was surprised by the Moors; he was made prisoner, carried to Oran in Barbary, and exhibited as a slave for sale; the English Consul seeing something in his appearance that made him suspect he was his countryman, spoke to him, and finding him a British subject, purchased him, brought him home to his house, and made him superintendant of his family. After some years, he obtained his discharge, returned to Ireland, and found his father still living. Lord Ligonier permitted the old man to resign his warrant to his son. Some time after this, the regiment being upon Dublin duty, Jackson, in passing through the Castle-yard, observed a soldier standing sentinel at the gate, and perceived that as he walked by, the soldier turned his face from him, as if to conceal himself. Jackson returning to the barrack, found himself unusually distressed, He could not banish the idea of this same sentinel out of his mind; he had an anxiety that he could not account for or suppress, to know who he was; and going next morning to the Castle, he waited the relief of the guard, and found the man that he wanted. Jackson addressed him, told him that his face was familiar to him, and begged to know where he had seen him before: in short, in this soldier, he found his protector the Consul of Oran, who had redeemed him from slavery. The account that he gave of this extraordinary reverse of fortune, was, that shortly after they had parted, his affairs ran into confusion; he had out-run his allowance; had overdrawn, was recalled, and obliged to return to England, where, upon his arrival he enlisted with the first recruiting party that he met, and now was a soldier with his fortune in his knapsack. Jackson made every return in his power to his benefactor: obtained his discharge from the infantry, had him appointed a trooper in the Blacks, and shared his pay with him. But in the course of six months the unfortunate Consul died of brandy and a broken heart.
D. 24,155-60 National Library. Six deeds relating to property at Cumber, King's Co., and concerning Morley Saunders and Robert Jackson, with a few associated notes, 1724 - 1802. Take notice that by deed of release bearing date on or about the seventh day of November 1724, Robert Saunders formerly of Newtown Saunders did demise unto Richard Lamb then of Cumer all that northwest part of the lands of Cumer. The whole to him his heirs and assigns for three lives in said lease mentioned and the longest liver of them and for the several lives to be added thereto from time to time pursuant to the covenant for renewal therein. And that by deed of renewal bearing date on or about the 22nd day of August 1755, Morley Pendred Saunders did renew to Robert Jackson the time in terms of the said lease by adding two new lives thereto in place of two lives that had been lately dropped and that all right title and interest in said lands as is alleged of the said Robert Saunders having now vested in you and all the right to the interest, and benefit of renewal, of Robert Jackson and otherwise in the said before mentioned lease and renewal having and now is vested in me, and the three lives in said lease and renewal having lately dropped, and having frequently heretofore called upon you for a renewal of said lease and you having refuse to execute same though bound to do so by the covenant for renewal in said lease. And the said renewal thereto and next. I hereby again call upon you to execute such renewal to me. And I do nominate three new lives to be added and inserted in such renewal, to be annexed to said before mentioned lease that is to say, Henrietta Ruddock, Maria Jackson, my only child. Timothy Joseph Curtis son of Joseph Curtis of the city of London my nephew and John Saunders your son which lives I'd before nominated to you in a deed of renewal by me and executed and left with you. And I hereby as I did before and at the time I executed such renewal offer to pay you, all rents now due for said lands all renewal finds of interest thereon. Septemial [?] fines and interest thereon from the day of the death of each life in said lease and renewal mentioned. And all costs which you may claim due to you. And which you have put me to, up to this day. On your executing to me, such renewal. And I hereby give you further notice, that I have preferred a bill of complaint, in his Majesty's High Court of Chancery of Ireland to prevent you from injuring dispossessing me in the possession of said lands and also to oblige it to execute to me such renewal without heaping costs and interest of said fines on me. And as the relief sought by said bill is for these purposes expressly mentioned. All proceedings thereon by me will cease if you will forthwith execute such renewal and appoint a time and place where I shall attend you for these purposes. And except as these my fair instant and reasonable offers all further costs and litigation in and about the premises, at will then cease. And by your not complying with this my notice and offers hereby made I shall be under the necessity of preceding on said bill, in said Court then all the costs and expenses and accumulation of interest on said before mentioned fines that shall after the [?] hereof incurred in and about this business will be occasioned entirely at your own risk and seeking and at your peril. And that I shall apply and seek for such further redress in that case in and about the premises as I may be advised. Given under my hand this 18th day of April 1801 Robert Jackson to Morley Pendred Saunders Esq. Robert Jackson Esq. Plaintive Morley Saunders Esq. Defendant The foregoing writing exhibited to Dennis Shannon on his examination in this cause by me -- Thomas Trench [?] *Dennis Shannon. [on cover] Send a copy of the [?] to Mr. Saunders* in person in his house at Saunders Green in the County of [Wicklow?] this day April 18, 1801 Dennis Shannon DSC02534-DSC02554 National Library. This indenture made the _____ day of _____ in the year of our Lord 1800 between Morley Saunders of Saunders Grove in the County of Saunders Grove in the County of Wicklow Esq. of the one part and Robert Jackson of Grange in the Kings County Esq. of the other part whereas Robert Sanders formerly of Newtown Sanders in the County of Wicklow since deceased goodbye indenture of lease bearing date the seventh day of November in the year of our Lord 1724 demise and set unto Richard Lamb of Cumer in the Kings County gent since deceased. All that the northwest part of the lands of Cumer as the same had been lately set out and divided between the said Richard Lamb and Joseph Lamb of Cumer of aforesaid situate lying and being in Kings County aforesaid to hold same with the appurtenances unto the said Richard Lamb for and during the natural life in lives of Edward Lamb and Richard Lamb sons of the said Richard Lamb partly the party thereto and of Thomas Mitchell son of William Mitchell of Knockburran in the Kings County Shepherd or servant to Arthur Drought and Robert Drought of Knockburran aforesaid farmers and the longest liver of them at and under the yearly rent of 33rd £33 payable half yearly on every 25th day of March in 29th day of September and the further sum of 20 shillings sterling yearly at the feast of Nativity of our blessed Saviour in which said lease is contained a covenant for renewal thereof for ever on payment of a fine of after years rent of the premises within four months after the fall of each life and on failure of payment as aforesaid then interest to be paid for said fines from the time of failure of said life. And Whereas the said Morley Saunders is now seized and possessed of the rent and Reversion of said Lands and premises subject to the said lease and the said Robert Jackson party hereto is now seized and possessed of the said lands and entitled to said lease and to the benefit of the covenant for renewal they're in contained Erie at and whereas by deed of renewal bearing date the 22nd day of August 1755 and made between Morley Pandred Saunders of Saunders Grove in the County Wicklow aforesaid Esq. since deceased of the one part and Robert Jackson of Grange in the Kings County aforesaid gent since also deceased of the other part the said Robert Jackson in order to supply and fill up on the three Lives according to the true intent and meaning of said lease did nominate the life and lives of Robert Palmer & Henry Palmer sons of Robert Palmer then of Cloghan in the Queens Kings County aforesaid to be added and inserted to the time and term of the said lease in the place and stead of the said Edward Lamb and Richard Lamb in said original lease named and did pay unto the said Morley Pendred Saunders the renewal fine there due. And Whereas since the execution of said deed of renewal the said Thomas Mitchell one of the lives in the said recited original lease named is since dead and also the said Henry Palmer in the last mentioned renewal named is also since dead and the said Robert Jackson in order to supply and fill up the three lives according to the true intent and meaning of said lease hath nominated the lives of ________ to be added and inserted to the time and term of the said lease in the present state of _____ and have paid unto the said Morley Sanders the sum of _____ being the fine that has accrued due for the inserting of the said lives with interest. Now this indenture witnesseth that the said Morley Sanders in pursuance and performance of the covenant for renewal in the said lease contained continued and for and in consideration of the said sum of _____ sterling to him and hand paid on the perpetuation hereof by the said ______ the receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge hath demised granted released and confirmed and by these presents doth redeem grant release and confirm under the said Robert Jackson in his actual possession being by virtue of a lease and to his heirs and assigns all that and those the northwest part of Cumer herein before particularly mentioned to have and to hold same with the appurtenances unto the said Robert Jackson his heirs and assigns for and during a natural life and lives of the said Robert Palmer in said last renewal named and now nominated and the survivors and survivor of them and for and during a natural life and lives at each other person or persons as may be hereafter added to the time and term of said lease by virtue of the said covenant for renewal herein contained at under and subject to the yearly rent fees and covenants and the said lease renewed and contained and the said Robert Jackson do hereby for himself his heirs exhort said Monson assigns covenant and promise and agreed to and with the said Morley Saunders his Heirs Exors Admons & Assigns in manner following that is to say that he and they shall and will and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Morley Saunders his Heirs and Assigns the said reserve yearly rent of £33 .6 and also the then yearly at the feast of the Nativity of our blessed Saviour said sum of 20 shillings and all other sum and sums payable by the lease upon the day and times and in manner and form as in the said lease is reserved in mentioned and further that he and they shall and will and truly observe perform fulfill and pay all and every the Covenants Clauses and agreements which on the tenant and Lessee’s part are therein and thereby to be paid done and performed in witness Robert Jackson Esq. plaintiff Morley Saunders Esq. defendant the foregoing draft exhibited to Robert Jackson Esq. on his examination this cause by me Thomas Trench [D?Exd?] Peter Jackson
Robert JACKSON	Peter JACKSON

MYSTERIES.

In the 1821 Census: Sierkieran Glebe townland in Sierkieran Parish. Three-story house number 1. Rev. Thomas JACKSON 45 clergyman and vicar of Sierkieran Parish, farms 12 acres, Mary his wife 33, Elizabeth 12, Leticia 10, Charlotte 7, Margaret 5, his daughters. George 2 his son. 3 servants. The parish church in burial ground stands in this town land. PRONI: T808/8247

Many of the family relocated to Miskin, Co. Glanmorgan. Worth following up on.

[1] Robert JACKSON b abt 1670

As noted above, he could be the Robert JACKSON est 1678 of Dundonald, son of John JACKSON & Janet JACKSON and a grandson of Robert JACKSON (1619-1679).
ROD: 222-330-148708 Image 174 BTW Robert JACKSON the younger of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr in Kings Co., Gent the eldest son and heir apparent of Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange Parish Seirkieran Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co of 1 pt & Robert BURTON of City of Dublin Dry Cooper of the other pt. Reciting deed June 3, 1728 btw Robert JACKSON then the elder and the grandfather of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Robert JACKSON the younger and father of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Bridget JACKSON the wife of the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather of the one part. And James RUDDOCK the elder and James RUDDOCK the younger of Newtown [There are several townlands called Newtown - possibly Newtown, Parish Roscomroe Barony Ballybritt in Kings Co Gentlemen and Susannah RUDDOCK the daughter of James RUDDOCK the elder of the other part. In consideration of the marriage between Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON with Susanna RUDDOCK it was recited that Arthur EMERSON of [Losquin?] Co. Wicklow esq in lease 1 Feb 1710 had set to Robert JACKSON the grandfather by the name Robert JACKSON the elder the town and lands of Grange Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt for 3 lives with covenant of renewal … marriage portion of his son Robert JACKSON with the said Susanna RUDDOCK granted lands of Grange to said James Ruddock the elder & James RUDDOCK the younger … the joint lives of Robert JACKSON the Grandfather and Bridget his wife … after the death of the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto should go to the eldest male issue of said Robert JACKSON & Susannah his wife … and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto did after the said marriage was had change or alter said lease for lives renewable … and reciting that Robert JACKSON was the eldest male issue of Robert JACKSON & Susanna RUDDOCK and further reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather and Bridget were long dead and said Suzanna was also dead and that Robert JACKSON was entitled to the said marriage settlement … and the said Robert JACKSON party thereto had purchased the lands of Grange & the tythes and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON party thereto stood indebted to Robert BURTON … Robert JACKSON had posted his bond but said Robert BURTON required further security for same whereby the said Robert JACKSON the son granted Robert JACKSONs interest in townland of Grange expectant on the death of the said Robert JACKSON his father to hold to Robert BURTON. WITNESS: Henry PALMER of Cloghan & Maurice DOWNER of Birr Kings CO. Gents. Memorial witness: Henry PALMER [of Birr] and Henry PALMER of City of Dublin

[2] Bridget JACKSON – birth name as yet unknown.

· ROD: 319-184-211778. 1777 April 29. The recited deed dated 1727 but recorded 50 years later may be a fit. Image 107 Memorial of indenture 13 Feb 1727 btw Bridget JACKSON widow, and admin of Mark JACKSON late of Scartagh, Co Tipperary of 1 pt & Rev. James KEATING of Carriginore Co. Tipperary of other pt. 155 acres in Scartagh, Barony Iffa & Offa saving and reserving to Joseph JACKSON & heirs all mines minerals & Royalties…WITNESS: James HILDEN of Carrigavirtial[?] Co. Tipperary Wool Comber & John JACKSON of Scartagh Co. Tipperary farmer and memorial WITNESS James HILDEN and Thomas BEERE of Clonmell Co. Tipperary Gent

[3] Quarter-Master Robert JACKSON b. bef 1716, d.1743

· ROD: 83-509-60031. 1736 Dec 14. Image 269 BTW Richard LAMB of Cumer Kings Co. Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. farmer of 2^nd pt Reciting that Robert SAUNDERS of Newtowne Saunders Co. Wicklow Esq by deed 6/7 Nov 1724 set to Richard LAMB the northwest part of Cumer [probably Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] divided btw Richard LAMB and Joseph LAMB for lives of Edward LAMB, Richard LAMB sons of Richard LAMB & Thomas MITCHELL … 7 Aug 1734 in consideration of £250 paid by Robert JACKSON granted for lives lands of Cumer together with appurtenances. WITNESS: Joseph WHITE of Roscrea Co. Tipperary Clothier & Jones BIRCH a student in trinity College Dublin.

· ROD: 86-344-60689. 1736 Mar 12 Image 474 BTW Mary WARREN als PERCY widow & relict of Richard WARREN late of Grangebegg Co. Kildare Esq. deceased. Hannah HOEY als PERCY [possibly also HOOEY] widow & relict of George HOEY late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased. Harry TOWNLEY of Piedmont Co. Louth Esq. & Ann TOWNLEY als PERCY his wife & Richard BUTLER of Garryhunden Co. Carlow Bart & Lady Henrietta BUTLER als PERCY his wife & Henry Stanley MONK of City of Dublin Esq. & Jane MONK als PERCY his wife. Which said Mary WARREN Hannah HOEY Anne TOWNLEY Lady Henrietta BUTLER & Jane MONK are daughters and coheirs of Henry PERCY late of [Seskin?] Co. Wicklow Esq. deceased of 1 pt. & Robert JACKSON of Grange Kings Co Gent of the other. Whereby the said coheirs for consideration demised to Robert JACKSON all the tithes both great and small belonging to the coheirs in the parish of St. Kerans [Seirkieran] and also the Glebe lands in Ballybritt [Ballybritt ] & parish of Aughancon [Glebe, Parish Aghancon] & also the tythes in Parish Roscomroe [Roscomroe ] viz Knockarly [Knockarley] Newtown [Newtown] & Lowhaollen [?] & also the Glebe land in Kinnitty [Kinnitty] Castletown [probably Castletown and Glinsk] & Upper Ballyshane [probably Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] & also tythes in Parish Kinitty viz Upper Ballyshane [probably Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] Tulla [Tulla and Crumlin, Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] Ballynalack [Ballynalack Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] Ballyncmurragh [Ballymacmurragh, Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] the 100a Glanefilly [Glenafelly Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] Kinitty Castletown [Castletown and Glinsk, Parish Kinnitty] Barony Ballybritt] & the commonage of 12 cows and a Bull in Lands of Kinitty all in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. … for 9,999 years… WITNESS: Henry SIMONS of Clogheristick Co. Carlow Gent & Thomas MULOCK of Dublin public notary. Robert JACKSON [SEAL].

ROD: 109-258-75805 1742 Dec 28 Image 466 BTW Japhet ATKINSON of Marymount [Marymount, Parish Aghancon, Barony Ballybritt],& Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] both in Kings Co.,Gent of 1 pt & Jonathon DARBY of Leap [Leap, Parish Aghancon Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. Esq of other pt. Reciting Henry PERCY of [F]eskin, Co. Wicklow Esq. 1 May 1714 demised to Francis TYDD late of Ballybritt, Kings Co. Gent deceased the Glebe land in town of Ballybritt Kings Co. … lands of Ballybritt in Parish Aghancon [Barony Ballybritt and Clonlisk]& Kings Co. Diocese of Killaloe cont 14 acres more or less as also the Tythe of town of Fancroft [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], otherwise Fincher in parish of Kiran [aka Seirkieran] Diocese of Kilkenny and Kings Co, to hold to Francis KYDD … and that Francis KYDD the son borrowed from Japhet ATKINSON … reciting 15 Apr 1736 … Jonathon DARBY & Josiah JACKSON surviving executors of the said Francis TYDD deceased of 3^rd pt …Glebe lands of Ballybritt & Tythes of Fancroft [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], otherwise Fincher …Reciting that Japhet ATKINSON assigned his right to Robert JACKSON in consideration of £100 paid by Robert JACKSON… as well as in consideration of of £100 paid by Joseph JACKSON the said Glebe lands of Ballybritt and Tyths of Fancroffts [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt. NOTE:Reverend Japhet Atkinson lived at Marymount, County Offaly, Ireland], WITNESS: Henry PALMER of Borr, [sic Birr aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt],] Kings Co. Gent & James MOSS of Mountmellick Queens Co. Sadler. Memorial signed by Robert JACKSON in presence of Henry PALMER & James MOSS. It is possible that “Japhet” was related to Rev. Guy ATKINSON and Jane WRAY. Jane WRAY was a grand-daughter of Jane JACKSON (1684-1744). A Jackson WRAY (1715-1793) was a brother of Jane WRAY. JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry Reverend Japhet Atkinson lived at Marymount, County Offaly, Ireland. He was a son of Jonathan Atkinson adm. [n.g.] weaver. Ancient freemen of Dublin records. He may have been of Yorkshire. SOURCE: Ancestry. Possibly baptised at Pudsey Jan 31, 1683. SOURCE: The Registers of the Parish Church of Calverley, in the West Riding of County of York. (There were 17 references to JACKSONs in this source).

· ROD: 111-368-77012. 1743 Jul 20. btw Thomas TYDD & William JACKSON Executors of will of Francis TYDD of the 1 pt & Ann BURTON of the other part. Reciting deed 1742 Dec 28 btw Joseph ATKINSON & Robert JACKSON & Japhet ATKINSON sold to John DARBY all the Glebe lands of Ballybritt & tythes of Fancroft [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co. (in trust for Ann BURTON). NOTE: I have been assuming that this is the Robert JACKSON (bef. 1716-1743) of Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co.. NOTE: Sarah DARBY, sister of a Jonathon DARBY and daughter of a Jonathon DARBY of Leap Castle married an ATKINSON. Her brother Jonathon DARBY (b bef 1798 – d. btw 1742-44 of Leap Castle) had a daughter Sarah DARBY who married 1stly in 1773 Lt Thomas EYRE and 2ndly Thomas TYDD. SOURCE: A Genealogical and heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Ireland. NOTE: THE heir at Law of William Tydd, deceased, who was the eldest son of Thomas Tydd, deceased, the eldest son of Daniel Tydd, formerly of Clyduff, otherwise Anne Grove, in the King's County, in Ireland, Esq. deceased, and also the heir at law, or personal representative of Daniel Tydd, deceased, the second son of the said Thomas Tydd, will hear of something to their advantage by applying to John Vincent Horan of 47, York Street, in the City of Dublin, Solicitor: - all communications my be post paid : Dated this 20^th March 1834..SOURCE: The London Gazette Part 1ROD: 222-330-148708 See above.

· ROD: 202-425-134570. 1760 Jan 31. Memorial registered 31 January 1760 of assignment of 26 January 1760 g from Robert LOVETT & John LOVETT Gents; Mathew SLEATOR hatter & his wife Mary SLEATOR alias LOVETT; Samuel HEATLEY Gent & his wife Susan HEATEY alias LOVET which Robert John Mary & Susan are the only children of Charles LOVETT and his wife Frances LOVETT alias WILLINGTON alias WALL all of Dublin City to Robert JACKSON junior of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. £25 yearly payable out of both lands and tythes of Grange in St. Keirans [aka Seirkieran] parish in Kings Co. under a grant of fee farm made 9 June 1737 by said Christopher LOVETT to Robert JACKSON senior WITNESSES: Marlborough STERLING & George BOLTON both of Dublin Memorial signed by Robert & John LOVETT; M. SLATER & Susan HEATLY. NOTE: I assume that Robert JACKSON jr is the son of the Quarter-Master Robert JACKSON who died in 1743.

· ROD: 222-330-148708 cited above.

[4] Dettington

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Dettingen June 27, 1743.

· Handel composition in honour of battle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG83yUkb_bA

[5] Susanna RUDDOCK

· ROD: 222-330-148708 Image 174 BTW Robert JACKSON the younger of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr in Kings Co., Gent the eldest son and heir apparent of Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange Parish Seirkieran Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co of 1 pt & Robert BURTON of City of Dublin Dry Cooper of the other pt. Reciting deed June 3, 1728 btw Robert JACKSON then the elder and the grandfather of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Robert JACKSON the younger and father of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Bridget JACKSON the wife of the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather of the one part. And James RUDDOCK the elder and James RUDDOCK the younger of Newtown [There are several townlands called Newtown - possibly Newtown, Parish Roscomroe Barony Ballybritt in Kings Co Gentlemen and Susannah RUDDOCK the daughter of James RUDDOCK the elder of the other part. In consideration of the marriage between Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON with Susanna RUDDOCK it was recited that Arthur EMERSON of [Losquin?] Co. Wicklow esq in lease 1 Feb 1710 had set to Robert JACKSON the grandfather by the name Robert JACKSON the elder the town and lands of Grange Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt for 3 lives with covenant of renewal … marriage portion of his son Robert JACKSON with the said Susanna RUDDOCK granted lands of Grange to said James Ruddock the elder & James RUDDOCK the younger … the joint lives of Robert JACKSON the Grandfather and Bridget his wife … after the death of the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto should go to the eldest male issue of said Robert JACKSON & Susannah his wife … and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto did after the said marriage was had change or alter said lease for lives renewable … and reciting that Robert JACKSON was the eldest male issue of Robert JACKSON & Susanna RUDDOCK and further reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather and Bridget were long dead and said Suzanna was also dead and that Robert JACKSON was entitled to the said marriage settlement … and the said Robert JACKSON party thereto had purchased the lands of Grange & the tythes and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON party thereto stood indebted to Robert BURTON … Robert JACKSON had posted his bond but said Robert BURTON required further security for same whereby the said Robert JACKSON the son granted Robert JACKSONs interest in townland of Grange expectant on the death of the said Robert JACKSON his father to hold to Robert BURTON. WITNESS: Henry PALMER of Cloghan & Maurice DOWNER of Birr Kings CO. Gents. Memorial witness: Henry PALMER [of Birr] and Henry PALMER of City of Dublin

[6] Robert JACKSON (bef 1743-1785)

· ROD: 153-9-101312. 1745 Oct 9 BTW Robert JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Merchant of the one pt and Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co Gent of the other. Reciting Deed 1743 Feb whereby Richard NEWSTEAD of Ballyloughlan [Ballyloughan, Parish Gallen, Barony Garrycastle] set to Robert JACKSON merchant the house in Birr formerly in possession of Barnaby ARCHER and containing 22 acres together with that plot of land adjoining the green of Birr, Barony of Ballybritt, Kings Co. To hold for lives of Richard NEWSTEAD, William NEWSTEAD eldest son of Thomas NEWSTEAD uncle of Richard NEWSTEAD, to renew and whereas the said Robert JACKSON of Grange did at the instance of Robert JACKSON of Birr become jointly bound with the said Robert JACKSON of Birr in one Bond of the penalty of £400 conditioned with the payment of £200 interest to James WILLINGTON of Newhouse Co. Tipperary Gent … to debt of Robert JACKSON of Birr who promised to indemnify Robert JACKSON of Grange from the debt … WITNESS: Thomas ENGLISH of Thurglass, Co. Tipperary & James JACKSON eldest son of Robert JACKSON of Birr. NOTE: Robert JACKSON of Birr is the son of Robert JACKSON of Grange. SEE: ROD: 222-330-148708. This lease may connect to the son of the Robert JACKSON who died in 1743, four months before this deed was signed. The WILLINGTONs married into another line of JACKSONs, and they are all muddled up in my mind as of March 1, 2021.

· ROD: 158-241-101587. 1751 Apr 11. Image 130 BTW Gilbert SMITH of Brusna [aka Brosna , Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk],Kings Co. Wool Comber & Thomas SMITH of Shinroe [aka Shinrone , Parish Shinrone, Barony Clonlisk] Kings Co Gent the eldest son & heir of Gilbert SMITH late of Shinroe deceased of 1^st pt; Joseph ASHTON of Brusna Kings Co. Wool Comber of 2^nd pt & Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Gent of 3^rd pt. Whereby Gilbert SMITH, Thomas SMITH and Joseph ASHTON in consideration of £30 … granted to Robert JACKSON the House & Plott in Brusna [aka Brosna , Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] called Phillip [COONANS] House & lott of 16’ Streetward at the south end of said house and backwards the depth of Mr. ALDERS & yard together with the said Park thereunto adjoining together with 2a adjoining Mr. PALMERs Bounds and the high road then set out the whole being 5a in Barony Clonlisk Kings Co.& for adding the lives of Bartholomew HUTCHINSON, William HUTCHINSON & John HUTCHINSON. WITNESS: James PALMER of Ballykilleen [?] Kings Co. & Daniel ASHTON of Leap [Leap, Parish Aghancon Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co. Wool Comber

· ROD: 202-425-134570. 1760 Jan 31. Memorial registered 31 January 1760 of assignment of 26 January 1760 g from Robert LOVETT & John LOVETT Gents; Mathew SLEATOR hatter & his wife Mary SLEATOR alias LOVETT; Samuel HEATLEY Gent & his wife Susan HEATEY alias LOVET which Robert John Mary & Susan are the only children of Charles LOVETT and his wife Frances LOVETT alias WILLINGTON alias WALL all of Dublin City to Robert JACKSON junior of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. £25 yearly payable out of both lands and tythes of Grange in St. Keirans [aka Seirkieran] parish in Kings Co. under a grant of fee farm made 9 June 1737 by said Christopher LOVETT to Robert JACKSON senior WITNESSES: Marlborough STERLING & George BOLTON both of Dublin Memorial signed by Robert & John LOVETT; M. SLATER & Susan HEATLY. NOTE: I assume that Robert JACKSON jr is the son of the Quarter-Master Robert JACKSON who died in 1743.

· ROD: 217-394-144752. 1760 Dec 23. Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co demised to Robert HARDY... lands of Keenaghan [?]...

· ROD: 222-330-148708 Image 174 BTW Robert JACKSON the younger of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr in Kings Co., Gent the eldest son and heir apparent of Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange Parish Seirkieran Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co of 1 pt & Robert BURTON of City of Dublin Dry Cooper of the other pt. Reciting deed June 3, 1728 btw Robert JACKSON then the elder and the grandfather of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Robert JACKSON the younger and father of the Robert JACKSON party thereto and Bridget JACKSON the wife of the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather of the one part. And James RUDDOCK the elder and James RUDDOCK the younger of Newtown [There are several townlands called Newtown - possibly Newtown, Parish Roscomroe Barony Ballybritt in Kings Co Gentlemen and Susannah RUDDOCK the daughter of James RUDDOCK the elder of the other part. In consideration of the marriage between Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON with Susanna RUDDOCK it was recited that Arthur EMERSON of [Losquin?] Co. Wicklow esq in lease 1 Feb 1710 had set to Robert JACKSON the grandfather by the name Robert JACKSON the elder the town and lands of Grange Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt for 3 lives with covenant of renewal … marriage portion of his son Robert JACKSON with the said Susanna RUDDOCK granted lands of Grange to said James Ruddock the elder & James RUDDOCK the younger … the joint lives of Robert JACKSON the Grandfather and Bridget his wife … after the death of the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto should go to the eldest male issue of said Robert JACKSON & Susannah his wife … and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the father of the said Robert JACKSON party thereto did after the said marriage was had change or alter said lease for lives renewable … and reciting that Robert JACKSON was the eldest male issue of Robert JACKSON & Susanna RUDDOCK and further reciting that the said Robert JACKSON the grandfather and Bridget were long dead and said Suzanna was also dead and that Robert JACKSON was entitled to the said marriage settlement … and the said Robert JACKSON party thereto had purchased the lands of Grange & the tythes and reciting that the said Robert JACKSON party thereto stood indebted to Robert BURTON … Robert JACKSON had posted his bond but said Robert BURTON required further security for same whereby the said Robert JACKSON the son granted Robert JACKSONs interest in townland of Grange expectant on the death of the said Robert JACKSON his father to hold to Robert BURTON. WITNESS: Henry PALMER of Cloghan & Maurice DOWNER of Birr Kings Co. Gents. Memorial witness: Henry PALMER [of Birr] and Henry PALMER of City of Dublin.

· ROD: 233-359-184841. 1771 Jan 22/23. Memorial registered 12 February 1771 of assignment of 22 & 23 January 1771 for natural love &c by Robert JACKSON the elder of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. Esq. to his son & heir apparent Robert JACKSON Esq. the younger of the same Grange. Tythes and lands of Grange 244 acres Contourt land in Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] 17 acres 2r 3p & the South East & North West parts of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] all in Ballybritt Barony in Kings County to hold forever subject to the rents and renewal fines and to £500 due Robert FINCH of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Gent & to £500 due to Hector VAUGHAN of Fancroft Esq. [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], WITNESSES: Rev. Adam BLAIR of the Leap [Leap, Parish Aghancon Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. & Robert SWEETMAN of Monmore [?] in Kings Co. Carpenter. WITNESSES of memorial signed by Robert JACKSON junior said Adam BLAIR & James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Gent. Memorial was proved by Rev. Adam BLAIR at Birr in Kings Co., 22 January 1771 before Thomas BIGGS Commissioner & Jonathon BERRY & George CLARKE J.P.s SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran NOTE: Rev. Adam BLAIR (1718-1719) of Ballymoney. Autobiography of the Rev. Adam Blair M.A. 1718-1790 (National Library of Ireland GO Ms 544): "Adamus Blair, Hib. fillies Adami" - University of Glasgow records. Studied for the Presbyterian ministry in the Presbytery of Route, but was unwilling to subscribe to the Westminster Confession. Licensed by the Presbytery of Antrim in February 1739/40 and ordained minister in March 1744/5 at Moyra. From July 1751 lived at Leap, King's Co., at the farm previously occupied by Stephen Allen, and from around 1760 at the property in the interest of James Ashton. Brought his sons to be educated in Glasgow in 1771 and visited them in January 1774. In reference to his second wife, "my inconsiderate wife, having in vain struggled for the sole dominion over me, my children & fortune for upwards of five years, left me in Oct. '75, having tried every method to obtain her base ends, that malice or ill nature & the most dreadful temper could invent, & thank God, I have had unspeakably more real peace & comfort since she left me, except what I felt from what she said published & did against me, than I enjoyed from the time of our unhappy union." A deed of separation was made on 12 April 1777. On 1 May 1788 gave up the farm and moved to Lisburn to lodge with Joseph Chapman, his son-in-law.

· ROD: 250-614-166271. 1767 Jul 3 Image 652 BTW Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co., Gent & Samuel WINTER of Agheriny, Co. Meath Esq… Glebe lands Lands of Knitty [Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] in Kinnitty] & Castletown [aka Castletown and Glinsk, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] in Kinnitty] in Kings Co. 31a 3r 16p … Recited 10 March 1736 lease residue od 999 years WITNESS Henry PIERS & Walter SWEETMAN both of City of Dublin Robert JACKSON

· ROD: 263-53-166266. 1767 Jul 6. Memorial registered 6 July 1767 of lease of 4 July 1767 from Samuel WINTER of Agher, Co. Meath Esq to Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. Gent. Tythes of St. Kerans Parish; Tythes of Knockarley Newtown [Newtown , Parish Roscomroe, Barony Ballybritt] & Lowhollon in Rosconnor Parish; lands of the Glebe lands of Upper Ballyshane [Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt]; Tythes of Upper Ballyshane Tulla Ballyhalack Ballym’Murragh Glenfilly 100 acres Kinnitty & Castletown [aka Castletown and Glinsk, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] in Kinnitty] Parish in Ballybritt Barony in Kings County. WITNESSES Henry PIERCE & Walter SWEETMAN both of Dublin City.

· ROD: 265-527-177853. 1769 Nov 2. Conveyance Robert JACKSON The elder, Esq. Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co. Randall COOKE released to Robert JACKSON the lands of Ballymacmurragh [Ballymacmurragh, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt, Kings. Co. incl 220 acres plantation measure Parish of Trinity [?] Barony of Ballybritten [Ballybritt] Kings Co. Witnessed by Robert JACKSON the younger of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt]. See also ROD: 265-528-1777855.

· ROD: 283-359-184841. Btw Robert JACKSON the elder of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co Esq of the 1 pt & Robert JACKSON the younger son & heir apparent of the same Grange Esq; Robert sr granted to Robert jr all the land of Grange cont 244 acres also the great and small tithes of lands and part of the lands of Balymoney [probably Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] called by the name Contort lands cont 17a 2r 22p and also the south east and Northwest parts of Cumber all in Barony of Ballybritt Kings Co… 500 pounds due to Robert FINCH of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Gent & 500 pounds to Hector VAUGHAN of Fancroft Esq. [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], deeds were witnessed by Adam BLAIR of the Leap [Leap, Parish Aghancon Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. and by Robert SWEETMAN of Monmore [possibly Moynure, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony of Clonlisk] Kings Co Carpenter signed by Robert JACKSON the younger in presence of James BLAIR and James JACKSON of Birr Gent.

ROD: 373-318-248548. 1785 Nov 10. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co widow of 1^st pt & Robert JACKSON eldest son to Eugenia now a coronet in his Majesties Forth Regiment of Horse of 2^nd pt which recites that Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased therin named being at the time of his death seized of the Town and Lands of Grange and the four undivided 6th pars of the lands of Ballymackmurragh and also that part of the lands of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] distinguished by the Name of the Contort Land and all those the morth west and south east part of the lands of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] are situate in the Barony of Ballybritt & Kings Co…. in his will he devised said lands among others unto Eugenia JACKSON his then wife with power to dispose therof amongst his children in such manner as she think fit. & recites that sd Robert JACKSON was the eldest son and heir at law of said Testator and that said Testator had other real estates effected by said will & recites that the said Robert JACKSON had entered into already of marriage with said Mary CARROLL and thereon it had been agreed to settle the land and premises upon said Robert JACKSON and his heirs to enable him to make a settlement therof… as it had been agreed that the sd Robert JACKSON grant a yearly sum of 150 pounds sterling unto said Eugenia during life in lieu of Dower to commence on the 1^st day of November Instant & subject to an annuity of 50 pounds and 150 pounds and in consideration of 4,000 pounds agreed to be paid by said Robert JACKSON in discharge of a marriage portion of £2,000 as for a portion for his sister Henrietta RUDDOCK otherwise JACKSON now the wife of James Gray RUDDOCK Esq…. lots more legal language: WITNESS: Daniel MAUNSELL City of Dublin barrister. & Robert DROUGHT
ROD: 545-451-360036. PRONI T808/8263 Memorial registered 10 May 1802 of Deed of Assignment of … June 1798 from Eugenia JACKSON widow & sole executrix of will dated 22 March 1781 of Robert JACKSON of Grange in Kings Co., Esq. deceased to Henry JACKSON 2nd son of Robert & Eugenia. Tythes of St. Keran Parish. Tythes of Knockarley, Newtown & Lowhollen in Roscennor Parish lands of the Glebe of Upper Ballyshane. Tythes of Upper Ballyshane Tulla Ballynalek Ballym'Murragh Glenfilly 100 acres Kilnitty & Castletown in Kilnitty Parish all in Balycritt Barony in Kings Co. Recites that Robert by his will left 1s. to each of his children and all residues of his property to Eugenia to be divided among them as she should think fit. That by Deed of 15 July 1791 she appointed to Henry a lease of Lisclooney & Clonbanniffe which was afterwards evicted so Henry brought a Chancery suit & got a Decree in pursuance of which he gets £564 and above assignment. WITNESSES : Joseph CURTIS of Bath in England & Henry Vincent JACKSON of Dublin, City attorney. Memorial signed by Eugenia.

[7] Eugenia JACKSON née ? Died btw 1802-1804

ROD: 373-318-248548. 1785 Nov 10. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co widow of 1^st pt & Robert JACKSON eldest son to Eugenia now a coronet in his Majesties Forth Regiment of Horse of 2^nd pt which recites that Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased therin named being at the time of his death seized of the Town and Lands of Grange and the four undivided 6th pars of the lands of Ballymackmurragh and also that part of the lands of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] distinguished by the Name of the Contort Land and all those the north west and south east part of the lands of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] are situate in the Barony of Ballybritt & Kings Co…. in his will he devised said lands among others unto Eugenia JACKSON his then wife with power to dispose therof amongst his children in such manner as she think fit. & recites that sd Robert JACKSON was the eldest son and heir at law of said Testator and that said Testator had other real estates effected by said will & recites that the said Robert JACKSON had entered into already of marriage with said Mary CARROLL and thereon it had been agreed to settle the land and premises upon said Robert JACKSON and his heirs to enable him to make a settlement therof… as it had been agreed that the sd Robert JACKSON grant a yearly sum of 150 pounds sterling unto said Eugenia during life in lieu of Dower to commence on the 1^st day of November Instant & subject to an annuity of 50 pounds and 150 pounds and in consideration of 4,000 pounds agreed to be paid by said Robert JACKSON in discharge of a marriage portion of £2,000 as for a portion for his sister Henrietta RUDDOCK otherwise JACKSON now the wife of James Gray RUDDOCK Esq…. lots more legal language: WITNESS: Daniel MAUNSELL City of Dublin barrister. & Robert DROUGHT

· ROD: 384-277-25949. 1787 Jan 16. Image 159. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], in Kings Co, widow & sole executor of Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Esq of the one part...... demised to Michael KEARNY of Birr Esq. field in his possession above Birr on the old road leading to Dublin on the North by a field which Peter BURKE holds at present from James JACKSON Esq on the south by a field being now in the possession of the said James JACKSON on the east by William ELLIOTTS and John SHORTS holding and on the west by the road leading to Dublin near the town of Birr Kings Co. for lives of Benjamin, Richard & Hickman KEARNEY the three eldest sons of said Michael KEARNEY ... WITNESS: Benjamin, Richard & Hickman KEARNEY. Eugenia JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 433-342-283601. 1791 Jul 19. Image 457. BTW Eugenia JACKSON of City of Dublin, Widow of the 1^st pt & James Ruddock GREY [ aka James Gray RUDDOCK – husband of Henrietta JACKSON] of Ballincurr, [either Ballincur Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] or Ballincur , Parish Rahan, Barony Ballycowan] Kings Co. Esq of 2^nd pt & Henry JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent, 2^nd son of Eugenia JACKSON of 3^rd pt. Reciting that Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Esq. in his lifetime possessed lands of Lisclooney [Parish Tisaran] Barony of Garrycastle],& and Clonbonniff [Parish Tisaran] in Barony Garrycastle Kings Co. by deed 20 Apr 1774 by William CARSON of Parsonstown, Kings Co. Bart deceased & that Robert JACKSON had a lease from Sir William PARSONS 3 Jan 1785 & reciting that Robert JACKSON in his will 22 Nov 1781 bequeathed all to his wife to dispose to her children in shares as she think proper and reciting that Eugenia had before that time amply provided for her eldest son Robert JACKSON & in consid of natural love for her 2^nd son Henry & in consid of 10s paid by James Ruddock GREY confirmed to James Ruddock GREY lands of Lisclooney [Parish Tisaran] and Clonbonniff [Parish Tisaran] in Barony Garrycastle Kings Co. upon trust that GREY should pay debts of Robert JACKSON which amounted to 600 pounds out of the rents and to hold in trust for Henry JACKSON, and if he was without issue to revert to Eugenia JACKSON and after her decease go to Robert JACKSON. WITNESS: John DILLON & John DALY. Eugenia JACKSON [SEAL] & Henry JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 445-499-287824. 1792 Feb 9. Image 567 James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co & Eugenia JACKSON widow and relict of Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co Esq deceased… plot of land in the Green of Birr where James JACKSON had built a dwelling House & stables in as large and ample a manner as the said James JACKSON then held and enjoyed bounded on the North by the said James JACKSON building on the east with the Glebe on the south with Nathaniel HOLBANKs building and on the west with the Duke St site in town of Birr Barony of Ballybritt, Kings.

· ROD: 484-293-307899. 1794 Jul 24. Image 185Memorial registered 24 July 1794 of deed of 21 July 1794. BTW Henry JACKSON of Newpark, County Wicklow Esq. of 1^st pt. to Richard Massey Hansard of Mistrim in County Glanmorgan Esq. of the other pt. Reciting articles of marriage made on marriage of Henry JACKSON to his present wife Abigail, the said Abigail did assign to John Hubert MOORE and George SALE several tenements she was possessed of in City of Dublin, Dolphins Barn & elsewhere in trust in the 1^st place to the use of Abigail and her assigns during her life & if Richard CROOKSHANK should die in the lifetime of Abigail then to the use of Henry and his assigns during her life and that Henry sold all the said premises to Richard Massey HANSARD for the use of Henry JACKSON. WITNESS: Eugenia JACKSON widow & Benjamin KEARNY Gent both of City of Dublin. Henry JACKSON [SEAL]NOTE: John Hubert MOORE was married to Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON & Alice DALTON.

· ROD: 484-522-309478. 1794 Oct 22. Image 301 Memorial registered 22nd of October 1794 of agreement of 16 August 1793 BTW John Hubert MOORE of City of Dublin Esq. barrister and George SALL of City of Dublin merchant both of Dublin city trustees of marriage settlement of Henry JACKSON of Dublin city and his wife Abigail Cruickshank of 1^st pt. and said Henry JACKSON and Abigail CROOKSHANK otherwise JACKSON the wife of 2^nd pt. and John Radcliffe of City of Dublin barrister of 3^rd pt. Reciting lease of 9 November 1791 to said Abigail then Abigail Cruickshank of Dublin city widow by Sarah Chambers of same, of the tenement 20 x 36 on Westside of Kildare Street near Molesworth street opposite the Duke of Leinsters stables in Dublin, bounded on North by Edmund Child, on south by widow Coddington, on east by Kildare street and on West by Mr. Monsell's garden. To hold for 27 1/2 years at £45.10 shillings which they now assigned to Radcliffe. Witnesses Samuel Barry of Dublin city Gent and Anne Fraser. Memorial signed by A JACKSON. NOTE: John Hubert MOORE was married to Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON & Alice DALTON. Ann FRASER was the wife of Hanibal FRASER and daughter of Robert JACKSON (bef 1743-1785). Abigail also had lands in Dolphins barn, Dublin.

ROD: 486-223-307400.PRONI T808/8253.3 July 1794 of assignment of 20 June 1794 for £120 by Henry JACKSON of Newparks, County Wicklow Esq. to Eugenia JACKSON of Birr and Kings County widow. Elizabeth Brown's house and 25 acres in Tulfaris, County Wicklow leased 1 July 1792 by Elizabeth Brown to William Nixon and Henry Gray for 91 years at 2 pounds at £40 which Nixon as surveyor 12 March 1793 assigned to Henry JACKSON who now assigns to Eugenia JACKSON. Witnesses Michael Rutledge and Samuel Barry. The memorial signed by Henry JACKSON.
ROD: 490-155-313285. 1794 Nov 3. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Dublin, widow Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co of 1 pt & Benjamin KEARNLY of Dublin, Gent let to KEARNLY square filed at corner of Love Lane near town of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], on which there are several cabins now built. Bounded in front to the High Road leading from Birr to Ballybay at the rere to a field belonging to James JACKSON Esq. to one side & Love Lane on the other side rent £5.13.9
ROD: 514-83-335474 Under the hand and seal of Eugenia JACKSON of Grange in Kings Co. but now of Miskin in Co. Glanmorga [possibly Glanmorgan ,Wales] in Kingdom of Great Britain widow & relict of Robert JACKSON late of Grange .. reciting 22 Nov 1781 will of Robert JACKSON … bequeathed to Eugenia JACKSON to be distributed shares to her children incl £600 and £1,790 lately obtained as a Judgement in Court of Exchequer or King's Bench Ireland … two messuages or dwelling houses in the Main Street of the Town of Birr, Kings Co. and of Yards, Offices, Gateways late in possession of Tydd ABBOTT Esq. and Rev. Abraham DOWNES and also the Garden at rear of said dwelling houses then in possession of James JACKSON Esq. and his undertenants granted by the late Sir William PARSONs deceased … and granted unto Eugenia Maria JACKSON spinster one of the daughters of Eugenia & Robert JACKSON… WITNESS: John Marke COTTLE of Cumberwell Co. [?] Esq & Brooke CARDALE of Bedford Row, Co. Middlesex. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran . NOTE: There was a Jackson's Bridge Cemetery at Glanmorganshire, likely at St. Tydfil Anglican Church, 'Parish of Merthyr Tydfil' . SOURCE: RootsChat GlanmorganshireMay be worth following up on the 1834 Apr 30 Will of Abraham Jackson of Llanmaes, Glamorganshire UK National Archive.
ROD: 545-451-360036. 1802 May 10. ROD: 529-265-347101. 1800 May 1 JACKSON-PRONI T808/8263 Memorial registered 10 May 1802 of Deed of Assignment of … June 1798 from Eugenia JACKSON widow & sole executrix of will dated 22 March 1781 of Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co., Esq. deceased to Henry JACKSON 2^nd son of Robert & Eugenia. Tythes of St. Keran Parish. Tythes of Knockarley, Newtown [Newtown , Parish Roscomroe, Barony Ballybritt] & Lowhollen in Roscennor Parish lands of the Glebe of Upper Ballyshane. [Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] Tythes of Upper Ballyshane Tulla Ballynalek Ballym’Murragh Glenfilly 100 acres Kilnitty & Castletown [aka Castletown and Glinsk, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] in Kilnitty Parish all in Balycritt Barony in Kings Co. Recites that Robert by his will left 1s. to each of his children and all residues of his property to Eugenia to be divided among them as she should think fit. That by Deed of 15 July 1791 she appointed to Henry JACKSON a lease of Lisclooney [Lisclooney , Parish Tisaran, Barony of Garrycastle],& Clonbanniffe [Clonbonniff , Parish Tisaran, Barony of Garrycastle] which was afterwards evicted so Henry brought a Chancery suit & got a Decree in pursuance of which he gets £564 and above assignment. WITNESSES: Joseph CURTIS of Bath in England & Henry Vincent JACKSON of Dublin, City attorney. Memorial signed by Eugenia.
ROD: 551-257-363115. 1802 Dec 31. Image 139 Memorial registered 31 December 1802 of Deed of 14 October 1802 between Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. now of Dublin City Esq. eldest son of Robert JACKSON of Grange Esq. deceased & Coote CARRELL of Templehouse, Co. Sligo Esq. both of 1^st part Eugenia JACKSON late of said Grange in Kings Co. now of Bath in England widow of said Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased & mother of above Robert JACKSON of 3^rd part James Ruddock GRAY [aka James Grey RUDDOCK] of Ballineer [?] in Kings County Esq. husband of Henrietta a daughter of Robert JACKSON deceased and now also deceased of 2^nd part. To Joseph CURTIS of Bath in England Esq, of 4^th part lands and tythes of Grange & Contourt in Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] 17 acres 2 r 22p plantation. Robert JACKSON’s will dated 1781 Eugenia sole executrix. Deed 10 Nov 1785 Eugenia to her eldest son Robert JACKSON of above lands subject to £150 yearly to Eugenia & to £2000 for Henrietta RUDDOCK which last has been since paid off. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT 17 Nov 1785 of said Robert JACKSON & Mary CARROLL spinster since his wife and now dead. Robert JACKSON was then a coronet in 4^th horse in Ireland. The trustees were said Coote CARROLL & William FAIRBROTHER of Willsborough Co. Wicklow Esq. since dead; said Mary CARROLL alias JACKSON died leaving no son & only one daughter Henrietta JACKSON now about 14. Now all sell to CURTIS for £6,366. WITNESSES Rev Richard GRAVES D.D. Richard BIRCH attorney & Peter JACKSON attorney, all of Dublin City. Memorial signed by Robert JACKSON.
ROD: 576-454-393510. 1804 Jun 18. Image 242. Deed of Settlement. Eugenia JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. Afterwards of Miskin Co Clamorgan [aka Glanmorgan] in Great Britain now of Bath City, widow of Robert JACKSON of Grange in Kings Co. Esq. Deceased of 1^st part . Joseph CURTIS late of the Parish of St, John Hackney, Co. Middlesex, now of Bath City & his wife Eugenia Maria CURTIS both of 2^nd part. James Ruddock GRAY of Ballineer [?] in Kings Co. Esq. Thomas PLUMMER of London City mt St. George CURTIS of Fitzroy St. Fitzroy Sq. Co. Middlesex Esq. & Richard Massey HANSAARD of Miskin Co. Glasmorgan [aka Glanmorgan] but now of Bath City Esq. All of 3^rd part 1^st & 2^nd parties transfer to 3^rd party as trustees messuages &c of Tyd ABBOT Esq. & Rev Abraham DOWNES in Main Street of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Town in Kings County with a garden behind James JACKSONs house & 2 fields of Michael & Benjamin KEARNEY near Birr. WITNESSES: William CARDALE of Bedford Row Co. Middlesex gt William CARDALE junior of same; John PLUMMER of Philpot Lane, London mt mem signed by Joseph CURTIS.

[8] Susanna JACKSON

· 1776 March 29 Susan daughter to Robert JACKSON buried. PRONI T808/8249 Extracts from Register of Seirkeiran parish in Ballybritt Barony in Kings Co

[9] Mary JACKSON aka HANSARD

· ROD: 150-171-100730. 1750 Oct 4. Image 108 Robert JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Gent of 1 pt & John HANSARD jr of the City of Dublin Gent of the other pt . Whereby the said Robert JACKSON in consideration of the natural love and affection which said Robert JACKSON bore unto Mary wife of John HANSARD and daughter of Robert JACKSON & in consid of 5s … release to John HANSARD 7 acres called Doanes holding the 10 acres at Birkshill [aka Burkes Hill], the two parks adjoining the Green at Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, the house and Garden at Birr wherein Henry BIRCH formerly lived and the house in the town of Birr and the lands adjoining formerly in the possession of Barnaby ARCHER and that part or parcel of land commonly called Kennedy’s [[aka Seefin, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] & Rencher’s park all in Kings Co. … WITNESS: Elinor WILKINSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co; widow & Eugenia JACKSON of the same spinster. Memorial also witnessed by Hugh Josiah HANSARD

· NOTE: I suspect a family connection to the witness of this deed: Christiana HANSARD: ROD: 254-420-168410. 1767 Jun 23. Image 222 Ann JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co spinster of 1st pt & Hanibal FRASER of Birr Esq of 2nd pt & James JACKSON of BIRR Gent of 3rd pt Whereas Anne JACKSON is seized to her and her heirs two houses in Town of Birr with Garden and a field near said town in Barony of Ballybrott [Ballybritt], Kings Co... and reciting Hanibald [sic] is entitled to sum of £1.500 pounds to be charged on estate & lands of George FRAZER, whereas a marriage is soon to be had btw sd Hannibal FRAZER & Ann JACKSON... securities to be paid to James JACKSON … WITNESS: Christiana HANSARD City of Dublin spinster & Henry PALMER of City of Dublin GENT. .. Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

[10] John HANSARD aka HANDSARD

· NOTE: I need to find out if he was the same John HANSARD Esq. who was Secretary to Protestant Schools and who signed off on the transfer of lands for the school at Urker, Co. Armagh. SEE: ROD: 97-166-677727 and other such deeds. If he was, tis could be pertinent with respect to the appointment of George JACKSON the first schoolmaster at that school.

· John Hansard, esq. of Lazar Hill, Dublin grandfather of Richard Massey HANSARD. Connections to the Leeward Islands. SEE: Burke’s A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honoursRichard Massey HANSARD is mentioned in ROD: 785-109-531044. HANSARD (Lancashire). Gu. three martlets ar. HANSARD (Lincolnshire, Suffolk, and Yorkshire). Gu.three mullets ar. HANSARD (a scion of the ancient and knightly family of Hansard of Yorkshire, settled in Ireland in the time of James II.: the late representative, RICHARD MASSEY HANSARD, of Miskin House, co. Glamor. gan, esq. left a dau. Eliza Barham, m. John Taylor. Burke’s General Armory.

[11] Coronet Robert JACKSON

ROD: 373-318-248548. 1785 Nov 10. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co widow of 1^st pt & Robert JACKSON eldest son to Eugenia now a coronet in his Majesties Forth Regiment of Horse of 2^nd pt which recites that Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased therin named being at the time of his death seized of the Town and Lands of Grange and the four undivided 6th pars of the lands of Ballymackmurragh and also that part of the lands of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] distinguished by the Name of the Contort Land and all those the north west and south east part of the lands of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] are situate in the Barony of Ballybritt & Kings Co…. in his will he devised said lands among others unto Eugenia JACKSON his then wife with power to dispose therof amongst his children in such manner as she think fit. & recites that sd Robert JACKSON was the eldest son and heir at law of said Testator and that said Testator had other real estates effected by said will & recites that the said Robert JACKSON had entered into already of marriage with said Mary CARROLL and thereon it had been agreed to settle the land and premises upon said Robert JACKSON and his heirs to enable him to make a settlement therof… as it had been agreed that the sd Robert JACKSON grant a yearly sum of 150 pounds sterling unto said Eugenia during life in lieu of Dower to commence on the 1^st day of November Instant & subject to an annuity of 50 pounds and 150 pounds and in consideration of 4,000 pounds agreed to be paid by said Robert JACKSON in discharge of a marriage portion of £2,000 as for a portion for his sister Henrietta RUDDOCK otherwise JACKSON now the wife of James Gray RUDDOCK Esq…. lots more legal language: WITNESS: Daniel MAUNSELL City of Dublin barrister. & Robert DROUGHT
ROD: 646-463-446954. 1812 Jun 15. Image 525 BTW Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. but now of City of Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt & John BLACKER of City of Dublin Merchant of 2^nd pt William HUMPHREYS & Francis CRAWFORD assignees of the estate of John BLACKER … demised tythes of Grange & the Great & Small Tythes therof part of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] called the Contort Lands in Barony Ballybritt & Kingsley & from a certain charge of £1000 to which the said Robert JACKSON or the said John BLACKER as his assignee became entitled to on the death of his mother Eugenia JACKSON by virtue of a deed dated 14 Oct 1802 & also arrears of £1,000 … WITNESS: Edgar DICKINSON Gent Attorney Michael CAHILL & Michael HOEY Gent all of City of Dublin executors of James BLACKER William HUMPHRIES William CRAWFORD … Robert JACKSON.
ROD: 723-502-494243. 1818 Jan 28. Image 249. BTW George MEARES John DROUGHT of Glancarrig Co. Wicklow Esq. executor of John DROUGHT late of Whigsborough Kings Co. Esq. deceased. Of 1^st pt.Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. now of Dublin & his only child Henrietta JACKSON spinster both of 2^nd part Joseph CURTIS of Mossfield [Mossfield , Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] in Kings Co. Esq. & his wife Eugenia Maria CURTIS alias JACKSON both of 3^rd. Benjamin KERNEY of Dublin City Esq. for £3000 of 4^th part as trustee for Anne WYSE of Dublin City, widow as to £1000 & for Charles MOLLER Esq. a late Lt. in 18^th Dragoons as to £2000 Grange & Cantourt lands & tythes in Ballybritt Barony in Kings Co. WITNESSES: John JONES; Patrick WOODS both of Dublin. Memorial signed by both Robert JACKSON & Henrietta JACKSON.
ROD: 723-502-494243. 1818 Jan 28. Image 250. Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings County now of Dublin City Esq. And his only daughter Henrietta JACKSON spinster to Joseph CURTIS of Mossfield [Mossfield , Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] in Kings Co. Esq. & his wife Eugenia CURTIS alias JACKSON to Timothy DRISCOLL of Dublin City Esq. One of his Majesty’s Counsellors at Law. Refers to deeds of 11 & 14 Oct 1802 as to Tythes & Lands of Grange & Contourt in Ballymony [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] in Ballybritt barony in Kings County. WITNESSES: John JONES & Pat WOODS Memorial signed by both Robert JACKSON & Henrietta JACKSON.

[12] Mary CARROLL

ROD: 373-318-248548. 1785 Nov 10. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co widow of 1^st pt & Robert JACKSON eldest son to Eugenia now a coronet in his Majesties Forth Regiment of Horse of 2^nd pt which recites that Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased therin named being at the time of his death seized of the Town and Lands of Grange and the four undivided 6th pars of the lands of Ballymackmurragh and also that part of the lands of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] distinguished by the Name of the Contort Land and all those the morth west and south east part of the lands of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] are situate in the Barony of Ballybritt & Kings Co…. in his will he devised said lands among others unto Eugenia JACKSON his then wife with power to dispose therof amongst his children in such manner as she think fit. & recites that sd Robert JACKSON was the eldest son and heir at law of said Testator and that said Testator had other real estates effected by said will & recites that the said Robert JACKSON had entered into already of marriage with said Mary CARROLL and thereon it had been agreed to settle the land and premises upon said Robert JACKSON and his heirs to enable him to make a settlement therof… as it had been agreed that the sd Robert JACKSON grant a yearly sum of 150 pounds sterling unto said Eugenia during life in lieu of Dower to commence on the 1^st day of November Instant & subject to an annuity of 50 pounds and 150 pounds and in consideration of 4,000 pounds agreed to be paid by said Robert JACKSON in discharge of a marriage portion of £2,000 as for a portion for his sister Henrietta RUDDOCK otherwise JACKSON now the wife of James Gray RUDDOCK Esq…. lots more legal language: WITNESS: Daniel MAUNSELL City of Dublin barrister. & Robert DROUGHT

[13] Mary JACKSON b abt 1750.

· NOTE: She and her husband may have moved to Wales.

[14] David JONES

· NOTE: The JONES connection needs more work. It is likely that there is a connection to the JACKSON family members who relocated to Wales.

[15] Henrietta Maria Ruddock JACKSON (1788- aft 1823)

[16] Robert HUGHES Esq (d aft1823)

[17] Henrietta JACKSON

ROD: 373-318-248548. 1785 Nov 10. Btw Eugenia JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co widow of 1^st pt & Robert JACKSON eldest son to Eugenia now a coronet in his Majesties Forth Regiment of Horse of 2^nd pt which recites that Robert JACKSON Esq. deceased therin named being at the time of his death seized of the Town and Lands of Grange and the four undivided 6th pars of the lands of Ballymackmurragh and also that part of the lands of Ballymoney [possibly Ballymooney, Parish Geashill, Barony Geashill] distinguished by the Name of the Contort Land and all those the morth west and south east part of the lands of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] are situate in the Barony of Ballybritt & Kings Co…. in his will he devised said lands among others unto Eugenia JACKSON his then wife with power to dispose therof amongst his children in such manner as she think fit. & recites that sd Robert JACKSON was the eldest son and heir at law of said Testator and that said Testator had other real estates effected by said will & recites that the said Robert JACKSON had entered into already of marriage with said Mary CARROLL and thereon it had been agreed to settle the land and premises upon said Robert JACKSON and his heirs to enable him to make a settlement therof… as it had been agreed that the sd Robert JACKSON grant a yearly sum of 150 pounds sterling unto said Eugenia during life in lieu of Dower to commence on the 1^st day of November Instant & subject to an annuity of 50 pounds and 150 pounds and in consideration of 4,000 pounds agreed to be paid by said Robert JACKSON in discharge of a marriage portion of £2,000 as for a portion for his sister Henrietta RUDDOCK otherwise JACKSON now the wife of James Gray RUDDOCK Esq…. lots more legal language: WITNESS: Daniel MAUNSELL City of Dublin barrister. & Robert DROUGHT

· ROD: 373-343-24837. 1785 Nov 3. Image 487. Includes marriage agreement of BTW James Gray RUDDOCK of Ballicor [possibly Ballycore or Ballincor Demesne, Kings Co. Esq. Captain in his Majesties Fourth Regiment of Horse of 1^st pt. Henrietta JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Spinster of 2^nd pt & John LLOYD of Gloster in said Kings Co. Esq. of 3^rd pt. James Gray RUDDOCK had an inheritance expectant on the decease of his parents Francis GRAY of Lehena Co. Corke Esq. & Elizabeth his wife and lands of Ballincur orwise Ballinan orwise Ballincore [probably Ballincor Demesne, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] the town and lands of Gurtavalla orwise Gortovally [Gortavally, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] orwise Killatry and Killahybeg the Mansion House & townlands of Clonakeen orwise Clonekeen orwise Clonakeene [probably Cloonaheen, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] the wood lands and bog of Clonakeen with the appurtenances belonging to townland of Gortnack [possibly Gortavally, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] and the bog belonging and ajoining and also the Brusna Meadow [Brosna, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk ] joining the River Brusna [Little Brosna River rises near Dunkerrin, County Offaly, Ireland. It flows for 36 miles] & also HOWARDS dwelling house and 15a 2r of land formerly in possession of John HOWARD all situate in Barony Clonlisk Kings Co. …. There follows a list of lands in Co Cork

[18] James Gray RUDDOCK.

· Lt. James Gray Ruddock (of the 12th Dragoons in 1779)has been found in Co. Cork records SOURCE: Ruddocks of Ireland.

· 4^th Horse, Mr. James Gray Ruddock to be Cornet, vice Kilner Brazier. 14 Feb 1779. SOURCE: thegazette.

· James Gray Ruddock, gent., second son of Francis G., Esq. SOURCE: The council book of the Corporation of the city of Cork, from 1609 to 1643, and from 1690 to 1800" NOTE: Also in this council book under admitted Freeman:

o 23 Apr 1790 That Abraham Jackson, cooper, having served Francis Jackson, do.; Robert Jackson, Esq., eldest son of Robert Jackson, of Grange.

o 25 Sept 1755. Francis Jackson, cooper, having served John Coughlan, cooper, be admitted free at large o.f this City.

· 23 Sept 1784 William Jackson, eldest son of Francis J., cooper.

· ROD: 373-343-24837. 1785 Nov 3. Image 487. Includes marriage agreement of BTW James Gray RUDDOCK of Ballicor [possibly Ballycore or Ballincor Demesne, Kings Co. Esq. Captain in his Majesties Fourth Regiment of Horse of 1^st pt. Henrietta JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Spinster of 2^nd pt & John LLOYD of Gloster in said Kings Co. Esq. of 3^rd pt. James Gray RUDDOCK had an inheritance expectant on the decease of his parents Francis GRAY of Lehena Co. Corke Esq. & Elizabeth his wife and lands of Ballincur orwise Ballinan orwise Ballincore [probably Ballincor Demesne, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] the town and lands of Gurtavalla orwise Gortovally [Gortavally, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] orwise Killatry and Killahybeg the Mansion House & townlands of Clonakeen orwise Clonekeen orwise Clonakeene [probably Cloonaheen, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] the wood lands and bog of Clonakeen with the appurtenances belonging to townland of Gortnack [possibly Gortavally, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk] and the bog belonging and ajoining and also the Brusna Meadow [Brosna, Parish Kilmurryely, Barony Clonlisk ] joining the River Brusna [Little Brosna River rises near Dunkerrin, County Offaly, Ireland. It flows for 36 miles] & also HOWARDS dwelling house and 15a 2r of land formerly in possession of John HOWARD all situate in Barony Clonlisk Kings Co. …. There follows a list of lands in Co Cork

[19] Henry JACKSON (bef 1785-aft 1805)

· PRONI: T808/8252 Dublin Grant 6 October 1792 of license for marriage of Henry JACKSON of Dublin city Esq. and Abigail Cruickshank of St. Anne's Parish Dublin widow directed to clergy of St. Anne's Dublin.

· PRONI T808/8251/Chancery Decreetal Order not enrolled volume I. -- 1797 – 1813

JACKSON versus JACKSON numbers 2 5 7 Bill 6 March 1794

Henry JACKSON gent younger son of Robert Johnson Robert JACKSON Esq. of Grange in Kings County deceased whose will was dated 22 November 1781 plaintiff versus Robert JACKSON Esq. eldest son of said Robert, Harriet JACKSON daughter of defendant Robert, Eugenia JACKSON widow of Robert the testator, Eugenia JACKSON junior daughter of Robert the testator, Coote CARROLL surviving trustee of marriage settlement dated 17 November 1785 of defendant Robert JACKSON with Mary Carroll. James JACKSON and John Drought trustees named in same settlement for Henrietta JACKSON alias Ruddock, daughter of testator and wife of defendant James Ruddock Gray [James Gray RUDDOCK, I think) Esq. which Henrietta is dead and William JACKSON defendants.

William Fairbrother the other trustee is dead. That above Robert JACKSON deceased owned in fee or in freehold Grange Ballymony Ballym’Murragh North East and South East parts of Camber all in Kings County, and some tythes in Ballybritt Barony in Kings County and also in right of his wife defendant Eugenia some freeholds in Birr town and also a lease for two lives of Lisclooney and Clonanniffe and by his will left is to each of his children his two sons plaintiff Henry the younger and defendant Robert the eldest and his two daughters defendant Eugenia and Henrietta since dead and all the bulk of his property to defendant Eugenia in trust for his children and made her sole executrix and died in 1785.

That Eugenia 10 November 1785 conveyed to Robert JACKSON Grange Ballymony Ballym’Murra and Cumber subject to £150 yearly to herself her life and subject to £50 yearly to Hanibal Frazer and his wife Anne Fraser for their lives which had been granted to them by testator.

Marriage settlement 17 November 1785 of defendant Robert and Mary Carroll who died leaving an only child defendant Harriet JACKSON. That defendant Eugenia has reserved the holdings in Birr for her daughter defendant Eugenia.

That defendant Eugenia about 1790 bound plaintiff apprentice to an attorney and by deed of 15 July 1791 conveyed Liscloony and Cloneaniff to defendant gray in trust for plaintiff but Sir L. Parsons in 1794 brought an ejectment tried at Sunner Assizes in Kings County which he won on grounds that his father Sir William Parsons had no power to take a fine 20 April 1774 for the lease from plaintiff’s father Robert JACKSON.

Sir William Parsons had evicted Richard Holmes who in 1777 sued Robert JACKSON in Chancery. Mr. Robert JACKSON renewed in 1784.

Answers admit the above facts but dispute some statements as to values made in Bill etc. etc.

· ROD: 484-522-309478. 1794 Oct 22. PRONI T808/8253Image 301 Memorial registered 22nd of October 1794 of agreement of 16 August 1793 BTW John Hubert MOORE of City of Dublin Esq. barrister and George SALL of City of Dublin merchant both of Dublin city trustees of marriage settlement of Henry JACKSON of Dublin city and his wife Abigail Cruickshank of 1^st pt. and said Henry JACKSON and Abigail CROOKSHANK otherwise JACKSON the wife of 2^nd pt. and John Radcliffe of City of Dublin barrister of 3^rd pt. Reciting lease of 9 November 1791 to said Abigail then Abigail Cruickshank of Dublin city widow by Sarah Chambers of same, of the tenement 20 x 36 on Westside of Kildare Street near Molesworth street opposite the Duke of Leinsters stables in Dublin, bounded on North by Edmund Child, on south by widow Coddington, on east by Kildare street and on West by Mr. Monsell's garden. To hold for 27 1/2 years at £45.10 shillings which they now assigned to Radcliffe. Witnesses Samuel Barry of Dublin city Gent and Anne Fraser. Memorial signed by A JACKSON. NOTE: John Hubert MOORE was married to Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON & Alice DALTON. Ann FRASER was the wife of Hanibal FRASER and daughter of Robert JACKSON (bef 1743-1785). Abigail also had lands in Dolphins barn, Dublin.

· ROD: 485-223-307400. 1794 Jul 3. PRONI T808/8253 A register 3 July 1794 of assignment of 20 June 1794 for £120 Image 124 by Henry JACKSON of Newparks, County Wicklow Esq.of 1 pt. & Eugenia JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], and Kings County widow of the other pt. Reciting lease 1 Jun 1792 . Elizabeth Brown demised to William NIXON and Henry GRAY part of lands of Tulfaris, County Wicklow together with dwelling house and 25 acres in Tulfaris, County Wicklow for 91 years at 2 pounds at £40 which Nixon as surveyor 12 March 1793 assigned to Henry JACKSON who now assigns to Eugenia JACKSON. Witnesses Michael Rutledge and Samuel Barry. The memorial signed by Henry JACKSON [SEAL].

· ROD: 535-606-353254. 1801 May 4. Image 311 Memorial registered 9 June 1801 of lease of 4 May 1801 for lives renewable for ever BTW Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co. Esq. of 1^st pt. to Henry HARDING of Dublin City Gent. Of the other pt. Robert JACKSON demised to Henry JACKSON in his actual possession the house offices & the Desmesne lands & bogg of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] 61 ½ acres in Ballybritt Barony in Kings County for lives of said Henry HARDING the lessee, Johnathon HARDING eldest son of Johnathon HARDING of Clonlee [Clonlee, Parish Kinnitty, Barony of Ballybritt] in Kings County Esq. & Thomas PALMER son of John PALMER of Glenacurra [Glenacurragh, Parish Ettagh, Barony of Ballybritt], in Kings Co. Esq. WITNESSES Rev Mathew WOOD Clke John PALMER of Glenacurra Esq. in Kings Co. upon payment of one peppercorn. Memorial signed by Robert JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS Rev. Matthew WOOD Clke.

· ROD: 545-451-360036. PRONI T808/8263 Memorial registered 10 May 1802 of Deed of Assignment of … June 1798 from Eugenia JACKSON widow & sole executrix of will dated 22 March 1781 of Robert JACKSON of Grange in Kings Co., Esq. deceased to Henry JACKSON 2nd son of Robert & Eugenia. Tythes of St. Keran Parish. Tythes of Knockarley, Newtown & Lowhollen in Roscennor Parish lands of the Glebe of Upper Ballyshane. Tythes of Upper Ballyshane Tulla Ballynalek Ballym'Murragh Glenfilly 100 acres Kilnitty & Castletown in Kilnitty Parish all in Balycritt Barony in Kings Co. Recites that Robert by his will left 1s. to each of his children and all residues of his property to Eugenia to be divided among them as she should think fit. That by Deed of 15 July 1791 she appointed to Henry a lease of Lisclooney & Clonbanniffe which was afterwards evicted so Henry brought a Chancery suit & got a Decree in pursuance of which he gets £564 and above assignment. WITNESSES : Joseph CURTIS of Bath in England & Henry Vincent JACKSON of Dublin, City attorney. Memorial signed by Eugenia.

· ROD: 569-111-381021. 1805 Jan 11. JACKSON-PRONI T808/8264. Memorial registered 11 January 1805 of mortgage 10 January 1805 for £600 by Henry JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], in Kings Co. Esq. to Joseph CURTIS of Bath Esq. Tythes of St. Kerans Parish & of Knockarly Newtown [Newtown, Parish Roscomroe, Barony Ballybritt] & Lowhollon in Rosconroe Parish, Glebelands of Upper Ballyshane [Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt]; Tythes of Upper Ballyshane [Ballyshane , Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] Tulla Ballynack Ballym’Murragh Glanfilly 100 acres Kilnity & Castletown [aka Castletown and Glinsk, Parish Kinnitty, Barony Ballybritt] in Kilnitty parish in Ballycrit Barony in Kings Co.. WITNESSES Benjamin KERNEY & Samuel BARRY both of Dublin City Gents. Memorial signed by Henry JACKSON.

· ROD: 569-297-382577. 1805 Mar 12. PRONI T808/8264. Memorial registered 12 March 1805 of mortgage of 1 January 1805 for £352 13s by Henry JACKSON of Grange Cottage [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co., Esq. to Valentine O’CONNOR junior of Dublin City Esq. merchant – same list of tythes as in #321021. WITNESSES: Withercock HOBART of Dublin City, Gent; William NEVELLE of Grange in Kings Co., famer. Memorial signed by Henry JACKSON.

· ROD: 579-97-388768. 1805 Dec 2. JACKSON-PRONI T808/8264. Memorial registered 2 Dec 1805 of Deed of 2 Dec 1805 from Henry JACKSON of Grange Cottage [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co., Esq. & Valentine O’CONNOR of Dublin City, Gent to trustees Thomas LELAND of Dublin City Gent & Edward Beacon CONNOR or CANNON of Leicester Place, Co. Middlesex Gent. Mentions Deed of 17 Sept 1805 & mortgages of £1805 & £352 of 1 January 1805. Same Tythes as #381021. WITNESSES: Robert HOLMES & Peter FLATTERY both of Dublin Gents. Memorial signed by O’CONNOR.

· ROD: 625-349-438271. 1811 Jul 22. PRONI T808/8264. Image 184. Memorial Registered 22 July 1811 of Deed of 18 Nov 1809. BTW Thomas LELAND of French St City of Dublin Gent & Edward Edward Beacon CONNOR of Leicester Place in City of Middlesex Gent of 1^st pt Henry JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co., Esq. of 2^nd pt. James CURTIS of Mossfield, [Mossfield , Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] in Kings Co., Esq. of 3^rd pt … lease for a year of tythes in Parish of St. Kieran and also tythes of lands of Upper Ballyshane Tulla Ballynalack Ballymacurragh the 100a Claifilly Kinnity of Castletown in the parish Kinnitty in Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co. to hold to James CURTIS … WITNESSES: Nicholas SCOLLARD & John GERAGHTY both of Dublin City. Memorial signed by LELAND. NOTE Same list of tythes as #321021

[20] Abigail SALE of St. Bride’s Parish

· ROD: 349-380-234169. 1782 Sep 20.

· ROD: 484-522-309478. 1794 Oct 22. PRONI T808/8253 Image 301 Memorial registered 22nd of October 1794 of agreement of 16 August 1793 BTW John Hubert MOORE of City of Dublin Esq. barrister and George SALL of City of Dublin merchant both of Dublin city trustees of marriage settlement of Henry JACKSON of Dublin city and his wife Abigail Cruickshank of 1^st pt. and said Henry JACKSON and Abigail CROOKSHANK otherwise JACKSON the wife of 2^nd pt. and John Radcliffe of City of Dublin barrister of 3^rd pt. Reciting lease of 9 November 1791 to said Abigail then Abigail Cruickshank of Dublin city widow by Sarah Chambers of same, of the tenement 20 x 36 on Westside of Kildare Street near Molesworth street opposite the Duke of Leinsters stables in Dublin, bounded on North by Edmund Child, on south by widow Coddington, on east by Kildare street and on West by Mr. Monsell's garden. To hold for 27 1/2 years at £45.10 shillings which they now assigned to Radcliffe. Witnesses Samuel Barry of Dublin city Gent and Anne Fraser. Memorial signed by A JACKSON. NOTE: John Hubert MOORE was married to Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON & Alice DALTON. Ann FRASER was the wife of Hanibal FRASER and daughter of Robert JACKSON (bef 1743-1785). Abigail also had lands in Dolphins barn, Dublin.

[21] Eugenia Marie JACKSON (bef 1785-1831)

· NOTE: Her marriage date of 1797 comes from Irish Marriages in Walker's Hibernian Magazine Vol I , p. 111. SEE: Tables of Jackson Marriages - but there is a mismatch with the following deed where a Eugenia JACKSON seems to be a witness. It is likely they are not both the same Eugenia JACKSONs.

· ROD: 150-171-100730. 1750 Oct 4. [NOTE: This witness Eugenia JACKSON was a spinster and a witness, hence born before 1730 – not likely the same person as Eugenia Marie JACKSON] Btw Robert JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Gent of 1 pt & John HANSARD jr of the City of Dublin Gent of the other pt . Whereby the said Robert JACKSON in consideration of the natural love and affection which said Robert JACKSON bore unto Mary wife of John HANSARD and daughter of Robert JACKSON & in consid of 5s … release to John HANSARD 7 acres called Doanes holding the 10 acres at Birkshill [aka Burkes Hill], the two parks adjoining the Green at Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, the house and Garden at Birr wherein Henry BIRCH formerly lived and the house in the town of Birr and the lands adjoining formerly in the possession of Barnaby ARCHER and that part or parcel of land commonly called Kennedy’s [[aka Seefin, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] & Rencher’s park all in Kings Co. … WITNESS: Elinor WILKINSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co; widow & Eugenia JACKSON of the same spinster. Memorial also witnessed by Hugh Josiah HANSARD

· ROD: 234-35-150929. 1764 May 25. Image 24 Deed of Lease and release btw Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown, Kings Co. of 1 pt & Anne JACKSON of the same town and co. spinster of the other part… 1760 Oct 20 … PARSONS had demised land to Anne JACKSON on Cumberland St. bordering on the east with said street on the North with James JACKSON periwig maker’s plot on the west with Mathew HOBBARTs holding on the south with James JACKSON’s in town of Parsonstown [aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt]…for lives of said Anne JACKSON, sister Eugenia JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], and Joshua HANKS 4^th son of Jeremiah HANKS of Birr, Kings Co. Tanner … where Anne JACKSON was in above indenture in trust for securing a moiety of the above lott of land unto Eugenia JACKSON of Birr Kings Co. her sister … more details of earlier leases btw Anne JACKSON and Eugenia JACKSON … WITNESS: Robert JACKSON jr. & John WILKINSON both of Birr, Kings Co. Gents. Memorial WITNESS: John WILKINSON & James JACKSON. Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 370-379-252830. 1786 Sept 8. Image 200 BTW Hannibal FRASER late of Cottage in Kings Co, Esq & Anne FRASER otherwise JACKSON his wife of the one pt. . Eugenia JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] but now of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Wicklow, widow of Robert JACKSON late of Grange Esq. deceased of the other pt. Reciting Hanibal FRASER & Anne FRASER did grant to Eugenia JACKSON her heirs etc all the undivided moiety of the said Anne FRASER on Cumberland Street bounded on the east with Cumberland St, on the north with James JACKSON, periwig maker plott on the west with Mathew HERBERT’s holding and on the north with James JACKSONs holding brother to said Anne JACKSON all in town of Parsonstown Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. brother to Anne JACKSON. NOTE: Since Eugenia did not marry until 1797, it seems that Anne, Eugenia & James are siblings and the James who is the periwig maker may be an uncle, nephew or cousin. WITNESS: Robert DROUGHT of City of Dublin Esq. & Thomas LACY clerk to Robert DROUGHT. Hanibal FRASER [SEAL] Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 529-265-347101. 1800 May 1 Image 462 BTW Robert JACKSON of Grange Kings Co. Esq. of 1pt Eugenia JACKSON widow of 2^nd pt James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],. & John DROUGHT of Whigsborogh both in Kings Co. of 3^rd pt. Joseph CURTIS of City of London Esq. & Eugenia CURTIS otherwise JACKSON his wife of 4^th pt & Simon PEPPER of Lissinesky Co. Tipperary Esq of 5^th pt. [see also ROD: 529-263-347097 for more on Ballymacmurragh, Parish Kinnitty Barony Ballybritt]. In consid of £2100 James JACKSON, Robert JACKSON & John DROUGHT conveyed to Simon PEPPER part of land of Tulla otherwise BallymcMurragh [see also ROD: 529-263-347097 for more on Ballymacmurragh, Parish Kinnitty Barony Ballybritt]. the whole being divided into 6 parts of which 4 divided parts were formerly in possession of Hillary ARMSTRONG or her undertenants through a writ of partition filed in Court of Common Pleas in Ireland with the letters B, C, D and F = 229a 2r 10p B, C & D are bounded on North by that part of lands of Ballymacmurray allotted to be the share of the lands of Francis & Elizabeth SHORT and partly by the Mountain of Cumber [Cumber Lower and/or Cumber Upper, Parish Kinnitty] on the West by the River which divides the said lands of Ballymacmuragh from Ballymacwilliam and Newtown on the south by that part of the lands of Ballymacmuragh which was allotted to the share of said lands of Isaac HUMPHRYS and marked on the map with the letter E bounded on the north side by that part of the lands … annuity payable to the said Ann FRAZIER [aka FRASER] the sum of £3,000 so provide for the said daughter of said Robert JACKSON by the recited settlement … to Simon PEPPER the North West part of the lands of Cumber and also the part of said lands of Cumber in Kings Co. … WITNESS: William NEVILLE steward to Robert JACKSON party thereto JOHNSTON Attorney Esq of Mossfield & Rev. Mathew WOOD Vicar of Seir Kierans, Diocese Ossary and Executor of P and by Eugenia JACKSON by said William NEVILLE Sarah HANSARD & Daniel MAUNSELL both of Kingdom of Great Britain and as to execution by said Joseph and Eugenia CURTIS is witnessed by William NEVILLE, Diana Ainsley ELLIOTT and Anne FRASER of Kingdom of Great Britain and execution of Samuel PEPPER witnessed by William NEVILLE and [Luce?] TALBOT of Roscrea Co. Tipperary … Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 785-109-531044. 1823 Oct 4. PRONI T808/8255 Marriage settlement Eugenia Maria JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] – CURTIS volume 785 page 109 number 53104 for Memorial registered 4 October 1823 of marriage settlement of 14 June 1822 Henry LANAUZE junior of College Green Dublin stockbroker of second part the bridegroom Elizabeth Eugenia Curtis only daughter of Joseph Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] Kings County Esq. and his wife Eugenia Maria Curtis alias Jackson, spinster of third part. Said Joseph & Eugenia Maria Curtis of first part. Rev. Thomas LANAUZE [AMBA? – was he at Killeshandra?] in county Cavan clerk. Thomas Lewis of Cornhill London city Esq. Timothy Joseph Jackson Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield , Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] in Kings County Gent and Garrett Moore of Carrickonsuir, County Tipperary Esq. all the fourth part. Refers to marriage settlement 4 July 1797 of brides parents between Eugenia Maria Jackson daughter of Eugenia Jackson then late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings County widow and of Robert Jackson deceased both of second part. Joseph Curtis eldest son of Timothy Curtis of Hackney County Middlesex Esq. and said Timothy both of first part. Richard Massey Hansard of Miskin, Co. Glamorgan Esq. James Ruddock Gray of Ballyneer [possibly Ballynamire ] in Kings County Esq. Thomas Plummer of London city merchant. George Curtis of Fitzroy square Fitzroy St., County Middlesex all the fourth part. Of which new trustees were afterwards appointed viz James Ruddock Gray; Thomas Curtis and Charles Bendrick Curtis. Bride is over 21. Her brothers are Joseph Jackson Curtis; Robert Roddick Curtis; and John William Grady Curtis. She is legatee of will of 14 February 1804 of her grandfather Timothy whose trustees were his brother Sir William Curtis Baronet Thomas Plummer and Richard Henry Clark. LANAUZE settles two policies of insurance. Witnesses J. pellott, Ironmongers Hall, London. St. George Gregg College Green Dublin. Robert Jones and John Jones of Peter St., Dublin; Thomas Little of Anglesey, St., Dublin. Memorial signed by bride and both her parents and by bridegroom.

· ROD: 871-93-579093. 1831 Jan 19. Image 81 Memorial of marriage. Eugenia Maria CURTIS otherwise JACKSON of Summerville near Booterstown Co. Dublin Widow and relict of Joseph CURTIS late of Charlesville Co. Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt James Gray William CURTIS of the Honorable East India Company 30^th regiment of Native Infantry Esq. Youngest son of said Joseph CURTIS deceased and the said Eugenia Maria CURTIS of the 2^nd pt; Grace SHAW otherwise GREEN of St. Douglas Co. Dublin relict of John SHAW late of St. Douglas Esq. deceased & Grace SHAW the younger of St. Douglas spinster youngest daughter of the said John and Grace SHAW of the 3^rd pt … Marriage btw Grace SHAW younger & James Gray William CURTIS … payment of indenture amongst Timothy Joseph Jackson CURTIS, Robert Ruddock CURTIS and James Gray William CURTIS three of the children of Joseph & Eugenia CURTIS. … [lengthy memorial – several pages]

· PRONI T808/8252. Pre-grant 14 May 1828 of administration of Eugenia JACKSON of Grange in Kings County widow deceased intestate made to her daughter Eugenia Maria Curtis of Somerville in Booterstown widow, one of the next of kin of deceased. It affects under £26. NOTE: I assume the delay in administering her will was because of various legal suits.

[22] Joseph CURTIS

· Debrett's Baronetage 1824 page 1007 Timothy Curtis eldest brother of Sir William Curtis created at 23 December 1802 left to son Joseph Curtis of Bath Esq. who married Eugenia Maria Jackson of Grange in Kings County Ireland by whom he has issue. The lay tithes of Sierkyran parish in Ballybritt barony in Kings County owned in 1835 by John Curtis Esq.

[23] Eugenia CURTIS

· PRONI T808/8252. Pre-grant 14 May 1828 of administration of Eugenia JACKSON of Grange in Kings County widow deceased intestate made to her daughter Eugenia Maria Curtisof Somerville in Booterstown widow, one of the next of kin of deceased. It affects under £26.

· ROD: 785-109-531044. 1823 Oct 4. PRONI T808/8255 Marriage settlement Eugenia Maria JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] – CURTIS. volume 785 page 109 number 53104 for Memorial registered 4 October 1823 of marriage settlement of 14 June 1822. Henry LANAUZE junior of College Green Dublin stockbroker of second part the bridegroom Elizabeth Eugenia Curtis only daughter of Joseph Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] Kings County Esq. and his wife Eugenia Maria Curtis alias Jackson, spinster of third part. Said Joseph & Eugenia Maria Curtis of first part. Rev. Thomas LANAUZE [AMBA? – was he at Killeshandra?] in county Cavan clerk. Thomas Lewis of Cornhill London city Esq. Timothy Joseph Jackson Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield , Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybrittin] in Kings County Gent and Garrett Moore of Carrickonsuir, County Tipperary Esq. all the fourth part. Refers to marriage settlement 4 July 1797 of brides parents between Eugenia Maria Jackson daughter of Eugenia Jackson then late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings County widow and of Robert Jackson deceased both of second part. Joseph Curtis eldest son of Timothy Curtis of Hackney County Middlesex Esq. and said Timothy both of first part. Richard Massey Hansard of Miskin, Co. Glamorgan Esq. James Ruddock Gray of Ballyneer [possibly Ballynamire ] in Kings County Esq. Thomas Plummer of London city merchant. George Curtis of Fitzroy square Fitzroy St., County Middlesex all the fourth part. Of which new trustees were afterwards appointed viz James Ruddock Gray; Thomas Curtis and Charles Bendrick Curtis. Bride is over 21. Her brothers are Joseph Jackson Curtis; Robert Roddick Curtis; and John William Grady Curtis. She is legatee of will of 14 February 1804 of her grandfather Timothy whose trustees were his brother Sir William Curtis Baronet Thomas Plummer and Richard Henry Clark. LANAUZE settles two policies of insurance. Witnesses J. pellott, Ironmongers Hall, London. St. George Gregg College Green Dublin. Robert Jones and John Jones of Peter St., Dublin; Thomas Little of Anglesey, St., Dublin.

[24] Henry LANAUZE

Memorial signed by bride and both her parents and by bridegroom

[25] Timothy Joseph Jackson CURTIS

· ROD: 871-93-579093. 1831 Jan 19. Image 81 Memorial of marriage. Eugenia Maria CURTIS otherwise JACKSON of Summerville near Booterstown Co. Dublin Widow and relict of Joseph CURTIS late of Charlesville Co. Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt James Gray William CURTIS of the Honorable East India Company 30^th regiment of Native Infantry Esq. Youngest son of said Joseph CURTIS deceased and the said Eugenia Maria CURTIS of the 2^nd pt; Grace SHAW otherwise GREEN of St. Douglas Co. Dublin relict of John SHAW late of St. Douglas Esq. deceased & Grace SHAW the younger of St. Douglas spinster youngest daughter of the said John and Grace SHAW of the 3^rd pt … Marriage btw Grace SHAW younger & James Gray William CURTIS … payment of indenture amongst Timothy Joseph Jackson CURTIS, Robert Ruddock CURTIS and James Gray William CURTIS three of the children of Joseph & Eugenia CURTIS. … [lengthy memorial – several pages]

[26] James Gray William CURTIS

[27] Grace SHAW

[28] James JACKSON (?-1761-1762)

· ROD: 254-420-168410. 1767 Jun 23. Image 222 Ann JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co spinster of 1st pt & Hanibal FRASER of Birr Esq of 2nd pt & James JACKSON of BIRR Gent of 3rd pt Whereas Anne JACKSON is seized to her and her heirs two houses in Town of Birr with Garden and a field near said town in Barony of Ballybrott [Ballybritt], Kings Co... and reciting Hanibald [sic] is entitled to sum of £1.500 pounds to be charged on estate & lands of George FRAZER, whereas a marriage is soon to be had btw sd Hannibal FRAZER & Ann JACKSON... securities to be paid to James JACKSON … WITNESS: Christiana HANSARD City of Dublin spinster & Henry PALMER of City of Dublin GENT. .. Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 370-379-252830. 1786 Sep 8. Hannibal FRASER of Kings Co, Esq & Anne FRASER otherwise JACKSON his wife. Eugenia JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] but now of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Wicklow, widow of Robert JACKSON; James JACKSON, brother to Anne JACKSON.

· .ROD: 834-102-560437. 1828 Apr 22. Image 71. BTW Henry LANAUZE junr of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Garrett MOORE of Richmond Barracks Esq. of other pt. Reciting articles 30 Nov 1752 made previous marriage of James JACKSON Esq. & Alice his wife, Robert JACKSON, John HUDSARD and James JACKSON parties to said indenture granted to Michael DALTON [aka D’ALTON] another party to said deed lands called Dean’s Holding containing 7a [&] 10a at Birks Hill [aka Burk’s Hill in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] in two parcels adjoining the green in the town of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], a House and Garden in the town of Birr also one house in Birr and lands and parks formerly in possession of Barnaby ARCHER 22a and parcel of land part of Sheffin [aka Seefin , Parish Birr] commonly called Kennedy’s and Ranchans Park and part of the ground formerly held by Joshua LAWYER and Thomas NETHERCOAT 105’ all round which said several lands in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. to hold to said Michael DALTON and his heirs to the use of James JACKSON for his natural life with remainder to said Michael DALTON and during life of Alice DALTON with £50 jointure yearly during her life and from and after the decease of said James JACKSON the said lands and premises to go to the issue of said James JACKSON and Alice DALTON and in case of failure of male issue to go to daughters. Only issue was Elizabeth JACKSON and Lavinia JACKSON who each became entitled to an equal share. Elizabeth married Samuel ABBOTT and had a son William ABOTT and daughter Mary wife of John Townsend SINNETT of City of Dublin … NOTE: Henry LANAUZE married Eugenia CURTIS daughter of Eugenia Marie JACKSON (bef 1785-1831) of Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt. She was a daughter of Robert JACKSON of Grange, Seirkieran, Kings Co. The Parish of Seirkieran is adjacent to the Parish of Birr.NOTE: Garret MOORE was a brother of John Hubert MOORE, husband of Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON.

· Probate of Will of James JACKSON. Thanks to Jan Waugh. NOTE: His death date coincides with the ship he was on – the Foudroyant – being in the Leeward Islands. It could be fruitful to explore those records to perhaps connect with other JACKSON mercantile enterprises in that region. It is curious that he leaves all to his father, not to his wife.

[29] Alice DALTON

· ROD: 364-52-242974. 1784 Oct 5 Image 34. Indented Articles of Agreement btw Robert JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co Gent, John HANSARD & James JACKSON also of Birr of the 1 pt in said Co Gent on behalf of the said James JACKSON of the one part; and & Michael DALTON of Balycahane in Co. Limerick Esq. and Alice DALTON his daughter on the part and behalf of Alice of the other part the articled dated 30 Nov 1752 by which Robert JACKSON John HANDSARD and James JACKSON did grant to Michael DALTON the Lands called Deans Holding cont 7 acres in Kings Co 10 acres of land at Birks Hill in Kings Co aforesaid Two Parks adjoining the Green in the town of Birr Kings Co. and all the house at Birr and the lands or parks thereunto belonging formerly in the possession of Barnaby ARCHER and cont 22 acres or thereabouts and that part or parcel of land part of Sheffin [aka Seefin , Parish Birr] commonly known as Kennedy’s & Renchons Park in Kings Co. and part of the lands & plots of ground formerly held and possessed by Joshua LAWYER & Thomas NETHERCOAT cont 105 feet situate in the Barony of Ballybrit Kings Co…. said Alice to receive out of lands 50 pounds by way of jointure during her life and remainder of the said James … subject to sd interests of the eldest son of James on the Body of said Alice and for want of such issue to the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and every son.. and in failure of male issue to the female issue of said James and Alice….Robert JACKSON John HANDSARD James JACKSON Michael DALTON & Alice DALTON WITNESS Michael DALTON jr of Ballycahan Co. Limerick Clerk Henry DALTON of Ballycahan Esq. Co. Limerick & Daniel KEEFE of Ballycahan. Memorial performed pursuant to Statute by Elizabeth FURNELL otherwise DALTON and Alice PARKER otherwise DALTON the coheirs of the said Michael DALTON deceased and Memorial WITNES Henry DALTON & Anthony DALTON Capt in his Majesties 37^th Regiment of Infantry. Elizabeth FURNELL [SEAL] Alice PARKER [SEAL] NOTE: Did Alice DALTON marry 1^st James JACKSON and 2ndly a PARKER?

[30] Elizabeth JACKSON b. Bef 1762

[31] Samuel ABBOTT

· ROD: 296-570-198311. 1773 Aug 27. Image 308. BTW Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown [aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Bart of 1 pt & Thomas ABBOTT of Rahin Co. Tipperary Gent of other pt. Deed annexed 26 Sept 1760 BTW Sir William PARSONS of 1 pt & William ABBOTT of Parsonstown, Clothier of the other pt [now deceased] … Tucking Mill in Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co and a small garden at back of Mill in breadth 66’ and at the east or broad end (a triangle) 174’ . … lives of said William ABBOTT & Samuel ABBOTT and William ABBOTT two sons of said William ABBOTT … and the said William ABBOTT & William ABBOTT two of the lives were dead and that Samuel ABBOTT was eldest son and heir of said William and Thomas ABBOTT one of the executors of said William had nominated John ABBOTT and William ABBOTT 2^nd and 3^rd sons of the said William ABBOTT the elder as two lives. WITNESS: James JACKSON of Birr & Henry LANGLEY of Woodfield [probably Woodfield or Tullynisk , Parish Eglish, Barony Eglish, both Kings Co. Gents.

[32] Thomas ABBOTT

· ROD: 513-219-336460. 1798 Aug 25. Image 124. Reciting deed 15 Mar 1771 George JACKSON demised to Thomas ABBOTT lands of Rahinane, Tipperary. Sale of 106 acres at Rahinane, Lower Ormond, & also lands of Ballingarry.

· ROD: 522-203-342134. 1795 May 12. Image 122. Btw James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. Esq of 1 pt.. Peter BURKE of Birr. Demised park or Close adjoining High Road leading from town of Birr to Birk’s Hill [aka Burke’s Hill] bounded on east by the road on the south by [Mr. Michael THOMEY’s] field on the east and North by Bartholomew ELLIOTT Esq. holding in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co to hold to Peter BURKE for lives of Daniel BURKE then of City of Dublin but since deceased John BURKE of Birr his brother both sons of Joseph BURKE late of Rockville Co. Tipperary deceased and John BURKE of Birr son of Peter BURKE WITNESS: Thomas ABBOTT of Birr Kings Co. Gent & John BURKE of City of Dublin.

[33] William ABBOTT

· ROD: 812-449-547584. 1826 Apr 11. Image 279. Pre-marriage William ABBOTTRegistrar of the House of Industry in Dublin. Charge on property in Birr, Kings Co. to be married to Elizabeth CRANFIELD. Rev Thomas & Sarah CRANFIELD of Co. Wexford (of 1^st pt). Elizabeth CRANFIELD spinster & only daughter of 2^nd pt. William ABBOTT Registrar of the House of Industry in Dublin of 3^rd pt. William READ of City of Dublin Esq. & John JACKSON Esq Dublin City of the House of Industry of 4^th pt. Marriage settlement 2 Nov 1799 & life interest in two dwelling houses situate on the Bridge of Birr in Town of Birr Kings Co. & reciting marriage to be had btw William ABBOTT & Elizabeth CRANFIELD … Witnesses: Charles Croker KING; Samuel Croker KING; William REID Esq of Dublin City & Sarah USHER of Co. Wexford

[34] Elizabeth CRANFIELD

· ROD: 812-449-547584. 1826 Apr 11. Image 279. Pre-marriage William ABBOTT Registrar of the House of Industry in Dublin. Charge on property in Birr, Kings Co. to be married to Elizabeth CRANFIELD. Rev Thomas & Sarah CRANFIELD of Co. Wexford (of 1^st pt). Elizabeth CRANFIELD spinster & only daughter of 2^nd pt. William ABBOTT Registrar of the House of Industry in Dublin of 3^rd pt. William READ of City of Dublin Esq. & John JACKSON Esq Dublin City of the House of Industry of 4^th pt. Marriage settlement 2 Nov 1799 & life interest in two dwelling houses situate on the Bridge of Birr in Town of Birr Kings Co. & reciting marriage to be had btw William ABBOTT & Elizabeth CRANFIELD … Witnesses: Charles Croker KING; Samuel Croker KING; William REID Esq of Dublin City & Sarah USHER of Co. Wexford.

[35] Mary Susan ABBOTT

ROD: 834-102-560437. 1828 Apr 22. Image 71 BTW Henry LANAUZE junr of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Garrett MOORE of Richmond Barracks Esq. of other pt. Reciting articles 30 Nov 1752 made previous marriage of James JACKSON Esq. & Alice his wife, Robert JACKSON, John HUDSARD [aka HANSARD]and James JACKSON parties to said indenture granted to Michael DALTON [aka D'ALTON] another party to said deed lands called Dean's Holding containing 7a [&] 10a at Birks Hill two parcels adjoining the green in the town of Birr a House and Garden in the town of Birr also one house in Birr and lands and parks formerly in possession of Barnaby ARCHER 22a and parcel of land part of Sheffin commonly called Kennedy's and Ranchans Park and part of the ground formerly held by Joshua LAWYER and Thomas NETHERCOAT 105' all round which said several lands in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. to hold to said Michael DALTON and his heirs to the use of James JACKSON for his natural life with remainder to said Michael DALTON and during life of Alice DALTON with £50 jointure yearly during her life and from and after the decease of said James JACKSON the said lands and premises to go to the issue of said James JACKSON and Alice DALTON and in case of failure of male issue to go to daughters. Only issue was Elizabeth JACKSON and Lavinia JACKSON who each became entitled to an equal share. Elizabeth married Samuel ABBOTT and had a son William ABBOTT and daughter Mary wife of John Townsend SINNETT of City of Dublin …

[36] John Townsend SINNETT

· ROD: 834-102-560437. 1828 Apr 22. Image 71 BTW Henry LANAUZE junr of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Garrett MOORE of Richmond Barracks Esq. of other pt. Reciting articles 30 Nov 1752 made previous marriage of James JACKSON Esq. & Alice his wife, Robert JACKSON, John HUDSARD and James JACKSON parties to said indenture granted to Michael DALTON [aka D'ALTON] another party to said deed lands called Dean's Holding containing 7a [&] 10a at Birks Hill two parcels adjoining the green in the town of Birr a House and Garden in the town of Birr also one house in Birr and lands and parks formerly in possession of Barnaby ARCHER 22a and parcel of land part of Sheffin commonly called Kennedy's and Ranchans Park and part of the ground formerly held by Joshua LAWYER and Thomas NETHERCOAT 105' all round which said several lands in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. to hold to said Michael DALTON and his heirs to the use of James JACKSON for his natural life with remainder to said Michael DALTON and during life of Alice DALTON with £50 jointure yearly during her life and from and after the decease of said James JACKSON the said lands and premises to go to the issue of said James JACKSON and Alice DALTON and in case of failure of male issue to go to daughters. Only issue was Elizabeth JACKSON and Lavinia JACKSON who each became entitled to an equal share. Elizabeth married Samuel ABBOTT and had a son William ABBOTT and daughter Mary wife of John Townsend SINNETT of City of Dublin …

[37] Lavinia JACKSON

· PRONI: T808/8252. Dublin Grant 22 June 1787 of license for marriage of John Hubert Moore of Dublin city Gent and Lavinia JACKSON of St. Bridget's Parish Dublin spinster, directed clergy of said parish.

[38] John Hubert MOORE

· ROD: 457-201-298475. 1792 Oct 6 Btw Henry JACKSON of French St., City of Dublin Esq of 1^st pt & John Hubert MOORE Esq Barrister of law & George SALL, merchant of City of Dublin of 2^nd pt & Abigail CROOKSHANK of Kildare St in City of Dublin widow of 3^rd pt. Recited that a marriage was intended btw the said Henry JACKSON & Abigail CROOKSHANK and that said Henry JACKSON was seized of lands of Lisdooney & Clonboniff in Kings Co. by virtue of a lease made by Sir Wm PARSONS Bart deceased unto Robert JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co Esq. deceased father of the said Henry for the lives of sd Henry & George HOLMES late an Ensign in the 44^th Regiment of Foot & that said Abigail CROOKSHANK was then by virtue of her marriage arts made Sept 20 1782 upon her marriage with the late George CROOKSHANK late of sd City attorney at law deceased… tenements in Dolphins Barn & elsewhere. Property of Wm SALL [or SALE} of said City merchant, deceased, & father of Abigail… George CROOKSHANK and Abigail SALE had one child, George, an infant under age 21 & Abigail was now possessed of her house in Kildare St. commonly known by #31….

· ROD: 484-293-307899. 1794 Jul 24. Image 185 Memorial registered 24 July 1794 of deed of 21 July 1794. BTW Henry JACKSON of Newpark, County Wicklow Esq. of 1^st pt. to Richard Massey Hansard of Mistrim in County Glanmorgan Esq. of the other pt. Reciting articles of marriage made on marriage of Henry JACKSON to his present wife Abigail, the said Abigail did assign to John Hubert MOORE and George SALE several tenements she was possessed of in City of Dublin, Dolphins Barn & elsewhere in trust in the 1^st place to the use of Abigail and her assigns during her life & if Richard CROOKSHANK should die in the lifetime of Abigail then to the use of Henry and his assigns during her life and that Henry sold all the said premises to Richard Massey HANSARD for the use of Henry JACKSON. WITNESS: Eugenia JACKSON widow & Benjamin KEARNY Gent both of City of Dublin. Henry JACKSON [SEAL]NOTE: John Hubert MOORE was married to Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of James JACKSON & Alice DALTON.

· ROD: 501-338-324579. 1796 Jul 4. Image 187. BTW John Hubert MOORE City of Dublin Esq of 1^st pt. George CARLTON of City of Dublin Esq of other pt. Mills and Mill holdings of Ballindara [aka Ballindarra and/or Ballindarra, Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt] near Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. 10a formerly held by Capt PARSONS under lease to him by one of his ancestors Sir Laurence PARSONS Bart … and also triangular lot in Birr otherwise Parsonstown [aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], between FALLON [?] later Widow PALMERs & Connaght St commonly known as The Shambles plot by virtue of a lease to Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Esq. deceased …

· ROD: 548-502-371521. 1803 May 1. Image 579 image was very faint Btw James JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. and Margaret JACKSON otherwise FITZGERALD his wife of the 1^st part George Frederick CARLTON and John SCOTT of City of Dublin Esq. Assignees of the estate and effects of John Hubert MOORE of Shannongrove Co. Galway Maltster a bankrupt of the 2^nd pt. John H. MOORE of 3^rd pt. & Simpson HACKETT of Riverstown Co. Tipperay Esq of 3^rd pt. … reciting 20 Feb 1782 deed btw Thomas SHORT of Springfield Queens Co. of 1 pt & James JACKSON Esq of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. of the other pt. Thomas SHORT had demised to James JACKSON lands of Clonorighill [Clonoghil Lower OR Clonoghil Upper OR Clonoghil Upper2, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] called the Hills containing 10a bounded on north by William SYNGES land on est by John WILSONS land on the south with John WINTERS land and on the west with William SYKES land in Barony Ballybritt, Parish of Birr and also the plot of ground on the Green of Birr containing 100’ in front measured from the corner of the new house built by James JACKSON … and ground in square of Parsonstown [aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. wherein the said James JACKSON built a house containing in front 150’ bounded on the north by John ELLIOT Esq holding on the east by the Glebe on the south by the said James JACKSONs holding on the east by the street together with that square of ground on the west side of said square where James JACKSON built one other house in front 45’ bounded on the north by said James JACKSONs holding on the east by the street on the south by said James JACKSON and on the west by COALs holding in square of Parsonstown Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. … for lives of James JACKSON (the yr) son of James JACKSON, Christopher BANKOE son of Thomas BANKOE of Birr Innholder and George WILKINSON son of John WILKINSON of Birr [apothecary] and the survivor …

· ROD: 564-475-380507. 1804 Jul 30. Image 571. BTW James JACKSON formerly of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. but then of City of Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt. & Margaret JACKSON otherwise FITZGERALD his wife of 2^nd pt. & George Frederick CARLTON & John SCOTT both of City of Dublin Esq assignees of John Hubert MOORE of Shannon Grove Co. Galway Maltster & Distiller a bankrupt.

· ROD: 570-363-381957. 1803 May 1. Image 503. BTW James JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt George Frederick CARLETON and John SCOTT of City of Dublin Esq. Assignees of the estates and effects of John Hubert MOORE of Shannon Grove Co. Galway Bankrupt of 2^nd pt. John Hubert MOORE of 3^rd pt. and James KEARNEY of Dominick Street City of Dublin Gent of 4^th pt. Reciting deed 1 May 1782 William SKIES of Clougehill [possibly Coolreagh or Cloghanhill Parish Gallen, Barony Garrycastle], Kings Co, confirmed to James JACKSON front plot of ground in Duke Square on the Fair Green of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt], wherein the said James JACKSON then lately built containing in front 15’ together with the back yard and Malt House .. Town of Birr, Kings Co. …WITNESS; Margaret JACKSON, wife of James JACKSON. NOTE: Margaret JACKSON née FITZGERALD. They married in 1784 at St. Thomas Parish. SOURCE: Bethams.NOTE: John Hubert MOORE married 1787 Lavinia JACKSON a daughter of James JACKSON of Birr July 1797 SOURCE: Hibernian Magazine.

[39] Lieut Frederick JACKSON (?-1797)

· PRONI: T808/8252. Pre grant 11 November 1797 of administration of Frederick JACKSON late Lt. In 73rd foot a bachelor deceased. Intestate made to his sister Lavinia MOORE alias JACKSON wife of John Hubert MOORE Esq. James JACKSON father of deceased having renounced, she being sworn by commission.

[40] Anne JACKSON

· ROD: 234-35-150929. 1764 May 25. Image 24 Deed of Lease and release btw Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown, Kings Co. of 1 pt & Anne JACKSON of the same town and co. spinster of the other part… 1760 Oct 20 … PARSONS had demised land to Anne JACKSON on Cumberland St. bordering on the east with said street on the North with James JACKSON periwig maker’s plot on the west with Mathew HOBBARTs holding on the south with James JACKSON’s in town of Parsonstown [aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt]…for lives of said Anne JACKSON, sister Eugenia JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], and Joshua HANKS 4^th son of Jeremiah HANKS of Birr, Kings Co. Tanner … where Anne JACKSON was in above indenture in trust for securing a moiety of the above lott of land unto Eugenia JACKSON of Birr Kings Co. her sister … more details of earlier leases btw Anne JACKSON and Eugenia JACKSON … WITNESS: Robert JACKSON jr. & John WILKINSON both of Birr, Kings Co. Gents. Memorial WITNESS: John WILKINSON & James JACKSON. Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

· ROD: 370-379-252830. 1786 Sept 8. Image 200 BTW Hannibal FRASER late of Cottage in Kings Co, Esq & Anne FRASER otherwise JACKSON his wife of the one pt. . Eugenia JACKSON late of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] but now of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Wicklow, widow of Robert JACKSON late of Grange Esq. deceased of the other pt. Reciting Hanibal FRASER & Anne FRASER did grant to Eugenia JACKSON her heirs etc all the undivided moiety of the said Anne FRASER on Cumberland Street bounded on the east with Cumberland St, on the north with James JACKSON, periwig maker plott on the west with Mathew HERBERT’s holding and on the north with James JACKSONs holding brother to said Anne JACKSON all in town of Parsonstown Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. brother to Anne JACKSON. NOTE: Since Eugenia did not marry until 1797, it seems that Anne, Eugenia & James are siblings and the James who is the periwig maker may be an uncle, nephew or cousin. WITNESS: Robert DROUGHT of City of Dublin Esq. & Thomas LACY clerk to Robert DROUGHT. Hanibal FRASER [SEAL] Anne JACKSON [SEAL]

[41] Hanibal FRAZER

· ROD: 254-420-168410. 1767 Jun 23. Image 222 Ann JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co spinster of 1st pt & Hanibal FRASER of Birr Esq of 2nd pt & James JACKSON of BIRR Gent of 3rd pt Whereas Anne JACKSON is seized to her and her heirs two houses in Town of Birr with Garden and a field near said town in Barony of Ballybrott [Ballybritt], Kings Co... and reciting Hanibald [sic] is entitled to sum of £1.500 pounds to be charged on estate & lands of George FRAZER, whereas a marriage is soon to be had btw sd Hannibal FRAZER & Ann JACKSON... securities to be paid to James JACKSON … WITNESS: Christiana HANSARD City of Dublin spinster & Henry PALMER of City of Dublin GENT. .. Anne JACKSON [SEAL]