My interest in this family is three-fold. · The McCULLAGHs of Cullaville aka Culloville: The McCullaghs … had obtained a substantial portion of the 30,000 - acre estate of Sir Henry O'Neill of Glassdrumman, when that family was transplanted to Bohola in Co. Mayo, in 1654. They owned land in Co. Monaghan and Co. Armagh and they built a scutch-mill (as well as several other mills) on the River Fane, at the bottom of "Corismood". This mill was later acquired by Patrick McConville, Crossmaglen and, during the 1939-1945 War, was taken over by the Kingham family and then became known as Kingham's Mill. The burning of one of McCullagh's mills was one of the charges levelled at the "Crossmaglen Conspirators", in 1883. Camly McCullagh probably derives its name from one of these McCullaghs. The name clearly on Rocque's Map (1760) is "Culloville", without any reference to McCullagh. SOURCE: 1990 Journal of The Creggan Local History Society. Con Mac an Ghirr. P. 60. · Elizabeth McCULLAGH (1788-1880) married John JACKSON (1780-1817). o She was my 3rd great-grandmother. o She was the daughter of James McCULLAGH (abt 1740-bef 1840) and Sally McCARTER (abt 1746-1816). o James McCULLAGH (abt 1740-bef 1840) was of Derryvalley, Co. Monaghan and was the son of an unknown McCULLAGH and his mother was Elizabeth 1801 July 2 - Will of Elizabeth McCullagh of Derryvalley · John McCULLAGH, a farmer of Kearny Hill, Co. Armagh. He married Jane OLIVER, sister of my 3rd great-grandfather Benjamin OLIVER (abt 1765-1831) of Killinure, Co, Armagh. SEE: My 2015 Blog Post: Presbyterian & Catholic Olivers of Armagh. The father of this John McCULLAGH, was a John McCULLAGH, a linen merchant of from Clady aka Cladymore. The townlands of Clady Beg and Clady More are both in Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower, south of the City of Armagh and just north of Newtownhamilton.
STILL TO LOCATE: Dr John McCulloch (parentage not confirmed, perhaps a grandson of John McCulloch the younger brother of James of Groggan and Henry of Fewhogue) did marry Margaret McCulloch the daughter of William and Dorothy Beresford Shaw McCulloch.
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SOURCES: · Bob Epperson – several emails in January 2019, for which I am profoundly grateful. · The Papers of James Iredell, 1767 – 1783 Vol II, ed. Don Higginbotham, 1976. NOTE: This branch of the family uses the surname variants of McCULLOCH or McCULLOH. · Mysteries: · Who was: William McCullock of Grogan, co. Antrim, 5 July 1715? He was mentioned in will of Patrick Shaw, along with Patrick Agnew of Killwaughter, co. Antrim.
1-Alexander McCULLAGH[1] b. Abt 1585, d. 11 Sep 1642 of Randalstown, Co. Antrim Married before abt 1605. + Janet KENNEDY[2] m. Bef 1605, d. After 1648 ...2-Henry McCULLAGH[3] + Unknown Spouse ......3-William McCULLAGH[4] b. Abt 1625, d. Abt 1682, of Randalstown, Drummaul Civil Parish, Barony of Toome Upper + Susanna BLUNDELL[5] .............4-Henry McCULLAGH[6] d. 1728 of Fewhogue and Randalstown mentioned in his father’s will as an executor ……….4-Mary McCULLAGH b. aft 1710. married Charles O’Hara[7] ……….4-John McCulloch[8] ……….4-Rose McCulloch[9] .............4-James McCULLAGH[10] b. 1671, d. 5 Feb 1725, of Grogan, Co. Antrim + Jennet HOUSTON[11] d. After 1734 ...................5-James McCULLAGH[12] b. Bef 1700, d. 13 May 1745, Dublin + Mary FERGUSON[13] par. Dr. Victor FERGUSON and Unknown .........................6-Margaret McCULLAGH[14] +William Francis IREDELL[15] m. 1 Aug 1750 .........................6-Jane McCULLAGH[16] ……...........5-William McCULLAGH[17] b. Abt 1700, d. 20 Dec 1743, Piedmount[18], Barony of Toom, Antrim, Ireland + Dorothy Beresford SHAW[19] m. 1718, d. 1773, par. William SHAW[20] and Margaret UPTON[21] ..........................6-James McCULLAGH[22] b. 1719, d. Abt 20 Sep 1774, Camly[23], Parish Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh, Ireland ..........................6- William McCULLAGH[24] b. Abt 1721, of Piedmount, Co. Antrim, d. Abt. 1800, Of Dublin and Camly, Parish Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh, Ireland + Alice COLEMAN[25] m. 1748 ...................................7-William McCULLAGH[26] b. Abt 1749, Dublin ...................................7- Dorothea Beresford Upton McCULLAGH[27] b. Abt 1757, d. 9 Feb 1832, Rahans near Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan + John REED[28] b. 1770, m. Between 1800 and 1802, d. 4 Jun 1860, Bur. St Finbarre’s Church of Ireland Carrickmacross County Monaghan Ireland, par. John REED[29] Esq. and Unknown ...................................7- Ann McCULLAGH[30] d abt 1814 ...........................6-Henry McCULLAGH[31] d. 27 Oct 1755, New Bern, Bertie Co, NC + Mary (Houston?)[32] ...................................7-Mary McCULLAGH[33] ...................................7-Henrietta Mary McCULLAGH[34] b. 1746, d. Bef 1814 + Mark BROWNRIGG[35] ...................................7- Dorothy Beresford McCULLAGH[36] b 15 Apr 1749, bapt 16 Apr 1749 at St Marylebone, Westminster, London) married Jordan White in NC ...................................7-Elizabeth Margaret McCULLAGH[37] b. Abt 1750, d. Bef 1814 ...................................7-Jane Letitia McCULLAGH[38] b. 1751, d. 1751 ...................................7-Letitia Alice McCULLAGH[39] b. 1752, d. 1753 ...................................7-Penelope Martha McCULLAGH[40] b. 1754, d. 1772 ...........................6- Margaret McCulloch[41]. b. Abt 1726, Co. Antrim, d. Between 19 Apr 1787 and 26 Jan 1788, Antrim + Dr. John McCULLAGH[42] He may be the son of James’ brother John, but I don’t know for certain. ...................................7-John Shaw McCULLAGH[43] ...................5-Henry McCULLAGH[44] b. Abt 1700 b. Abt 1700, d. 16 Jan 1729, Co. Antrim + Mary HOUSTON[45] d. 1732 NOTE: Not sure I have her in the right place. ..........................6-James McCULLAGH[46] b. Abt 1726, England
+ Margaret McCULLAGH[47] b. abt 1726 Co. Antrim (Duplicate line) b. Bef 1760, par. William McCULLAGH[48] and Dorothy Beresford SHAW[49] + Margaret SHAW[50] d. After 5 Feb 1788, par. William SHAW[51] and Margaret UPTON[52] ............................6-Dr. William McCULLAGH[53] Jr. d. After 1781 ............................6-Dorothy Beresford McCULLAGH[54] d. After 1781 + Dr. John MORTON[55] ............................6-Dr. Henry McCULLAGH[56] d. After 1781 ............................6-Jane McCULLAGH[57] b. Bef 1760 + Joseph WALKER[58] m. Bef 1781 ............................6-Victoria McCULLAGH[59] b. Bef 1760 + [Peter?] JACKSON[60] b. Bef 1760, m. Between 1781 and 1787
[1] Alexander McCULLAGH (1585-1642) · 1 Sep 1642 (will dated Sep 1643 Summary thanks to Bob Epperson: The Testament Dative and Inventory of the assets belonging to Alexander McCulloch son of William McCulloch of Myrtoune at the time of his decease. Alexander died in Ireland on 11 Sep 1642. The inventory of the assets was prepared by John McCulloch of Barholm, executor and creditor as determined by the court. Alexander McCulloch by a bond executed by him on 21 May 1634 was indebted to John McCulloch for 20£ sterling. The bond required Alexander’s estate to pay John McCulloch the sum of 20£ plus the expenses incurred in obtaining the Instrument Dative. There was another document dated 7 Feb 1643 which may have provided additional resources. The will states that John McCulloch is to be paid in so far as the goods, gear, and sums of money available and as may be recovered by executor from the agreement of 7 Feb 1643. Perhaps this agreement is the debt owed by Alexander McCulloch of Ardwell. Alexander McCulloch’s household goods and personal clothing was estimated to be worth 9 merks or about 6£. The total inventory of his assets, i.e. goods, gear, and sums of money total 633£ 6s 8d. Debts owed to Alexander at the time of his death included 1,000£ owed him by Alexander McCulloch of Ardwell. These funds may have been the subject of the 7 Feb 1643 document. The total inventory of assets and debts owed to the deceased valued 1,633£ 6s 8d. This is certainly more than the 20£ owed to John McCulloch. It is not clear what happened to the balance of the funds or how much John’s legal expenses were. John McCulloch of Barholm is the brother-in-law of Alexander McCulloch and married to his sister Elizabeth by contract dated 1 Nov 1608.(Stranraer Protocol Books: James Gover 1568-1618 , 85a; National Archives of Scotland Reference RH2/8/38, Calendared by Dr R.C. Reid) · Alexander McCulloch of Ardwell is probably the nephew, eldest son of John McCulloch and Elizabeth McCulloch. [2] Janet KENNEDY · NRS GD25/5/23 bond to Sir Alexander Kennedy of Culzean 15 Mar 1648. Also Decisions of the Lords of Session, 1639: “in and to a Heretable Security and Bond granted by umquhile [Thomas d 1639] Kennedy of Ardmillan [in Ayr], whereby he was obliged to Infeft his Daughter, Spouse to the said Alexander McCulloch of Myrtoun”. SOURCE: Bob Epperson, email January 2019. [3] Henry McCULLAGH · SOURCE: Bob Epperson - based on Pedigree of Henry McCulloch of Feehogue (PRONI D669/47) begun by Henry McClintock son of Dorothea Beresford McCulloch and James McClintock of Trintagh g-g-great grandson of “Henry McCullock from Scotland.” A note in the Pedigree says “Jane (daughter of Henry McCulloch of Ballyarton and Ann Crawford) died at Ballyarton unmarried. It was she who assisted my enquiries respecting the branc[h]es of the McCulloch family above. Signed Henry McClintock 1788” implying that the Pedigree was begun by Henry McClintock before 1788. The Pedigree adds Henry, presumably son of Alexander and Janet Kennedy McCulloch since the generations match up, in contrast to James Iredell’s copy of the McCulloch Genealogy made in 1773 from a copy made by James McCulloch of Camoley (d 1774) [“This Genealogy & Memoris of the House of Myrton herein contained, I transcribed from an old Manuscript, which I found among my Father’s Papers, but made small alterations in the Diction of the Memoirs, but none in respect to Facts. -- J McC 24 October 1767”] The Iredell genealogy has it as “Laird Alexander came to Ireland with his Family to Sir Henry Oneill, who gave him Lands near the main water [Main River], where he resided until the time of his Death, which happened in the Year 1643 [Testament Dative dated Sep 1643 indicates Alexander died in Sep 1642 (Prerogative Wills Edinburgh, NRS ref CC8/8/60) ], & was succeeded by his Eldest Son William McCulloch Esqr of Brandalston [Randalstown], who died in Year [blank] & left two Sons to wit, James of Grogun & Henry of Brandalston.” William McCulloch of Randalstown below and probable son of Henry McCulloch/McCullagh made out his will (PRONI D1118/3/7/1) on 6 Dec 1682 mentioning his sons James [of Groggan] who had been previously provided for, Henry of Fewhogue (townland adjacent to and north of Randalstown) who with his mother was executor, a married daughter, and minor children John and Rose. [4] William McCULLAGH (abt 1625-1682) NOTE: Initially I had a birth date of 1605. Unsourced. · SHANES CASTLE, LARGY AND TOOME QUARTERS. Coronet John SHAW; William McCULLOGH & Capt. JACKSON · PRONI T700/1 Will abstracts of individuals in the Stewart Kennedy Notebooks as follows: McCULLAGH William, Randalstown, 1682 (Preg.) · NOTE: There is a possible missing person - Henry McCulloch (See H McCulloch of Fewghogue Genealogy revised, which shows this additional Henry as the father of William McCulloch of Randalstown/Feehogue see above). [5] Susanna BLUNDELL [6] Henry McCULLAGH (?-1728) · SOURCE: Bob Epperson: Not sure where he fits: (See H McCulloch of Fewghogue Genealogy revised, for information on the descendants of Henry. He had a daughter Dorothea Beresford married McClintock) Will of William McCulloch of Randalstown (d Apr 1682) · 1708 Jun 12 ROD 1-112-66 John O'NEILE, Donoghmore, James McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH, Co Antrim, Esqs, trustees by Act of Parliament, to Joshua DAWSON of City of Dublin. Eight Townlands of Mayola lying and being in the Parishes of Ballyscullin [Ballyscullion], Artrea [Artrea] and Magherafelt [Magherafelt] in the Barony of Loughinsholm [Loughinsholin] in Co Londonderry, viz. Mayola, Aghrim, Mayola, Tauniaran, Leitrim, Derrygarave, Ballymaguiggin, Shanemullagh, Anaghmore als Drumrascombe & Devenish called Coney Island £6500 8 townlands in By Loughinsholin, Co Londonderry, for £6500. [7] Mary McCULLAGH – mentioned as daughter in will of William McCulloch of Randalstown as married to Charles O’Hara, also in the pedigree of Henry McCulloch of Fewhogue [8] John McCULLOCH – mentioned as son in will of William McCulloch of Randalstown [9] Rose McCULLOCH – mentioned as daughter in will of William McCulloch of Randalstown [10] James McCULLAGH (1671-1725) of Grogan & Dublin · James was obviously the eldest son since he had already received his inheritance probably through his marriage settlement. This land, which is presumably what he settled on his eldest son William by marriage settlement in 1718 was considerably larger than the lands inherited by his brother Henry of Fewhogue. · SOURCE: Prouty posts: James McCulloch Esq. of Grogan died on 5 February 1724/5 in Ireland, County Antrim, Randalstown District, Barony of Toome. He had his estate probated in 1725 in Ireland, County Antrim, Randalstown District, Barony of Toome. Our current understanding is that James was the eldest or possibly second son of William McCulloch of Randalstown died 1682, will probated 2 Apr 1682. · 1708 Jun 12 ROD 1-112-66 John O'NEILE, Donoghmore, James McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH, Co Antrim, Esqs, trustees by Act of Parliament, to Joshua DAWSON of City of Dublin. Eight Townlands of Mayola lying and being in the Parishes of Ballyscullin [Ballyscullion], Artrea [Artrea] and Magherafelt [Magherafelt] in the Barony of Loughinsholm [Loughinsholin] in Co Londonderry, viz. Mayola, Aghrim, Mayola, Tauniaran, Leitrim, Derrygarave, Ballymaguiggin, Shanemullagh, Anaghmore als Drumrascombe & Devenish called Coney Island £6500 8 townlands in By Loughinsholin, Co Londonderry, for £6500. · 1708 Dec 9 ROD 2-228-425. DAWSON, Ephraim-BROWN1708-1729. Josua DAWSON Esq of Dublin was party as was Thomas BROWN of Dublin, Gent. All of Lazy Hill, Dublin. James McCULLAGH was mentioned as an occupant. NOTE: The deed above also has a link to Joshua DAWSON. This may be a different James McCULLAGH. SEE: 1709 Jul 23. ROD 2-574-640. 1709 Sept 3 ROD 2-575-641 Occupant: James McCULLAGH of Lazy Hill, deceased · "of Grogan" Groggan is a small village, more like a crossroads, about 4-5 miles northwest of Randalstown in Drumaull Parish, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The map of Groggan Co., Antrim shows Groggan near the left hand edge, Drummaul near the left center top, and Randalstown is the shaded town area indicating a larger town at the left of center on the bottom edge. · Another possibilty is "Gortgarn" or "Gortagharn", both townlands in County Antrim, Randalstown district of the Upper Toome Barony. Any of these would coincide with his father's residence in the Randalstown area. There is a probate record for a James McCullock, 1725, baroney of Tome, co. Antrim, gent., which could fit this man. In addition, there is a probate record for Henry McCulloch Esq whose will was probated in Fewghoge, County Antrim in 1728. This could fit James brother, the townland of Feehogue is also in Randalstown district, Co. Antrium, Upper Toome Barony. [11] Jennett HOUSTON · 1734 Nov 1. ROD 78-250-55215. McCULLOCH Jennette widow [Prob Jennette HOUSTON, widow of James McCULLAGH] & William McCULLOCH of Piedmont & Wm STEWART of Cloghog all of Antrim to Joseph ENNES [12] James McCULLAGH (?-1745) Wine Merchant in Belfast · ROD 116-414-81200, dated 13 Feb 1744 proved 13 May 1745 Jas McCULLOH of City of Dublin – will dated 13 Feb 1744. Trustees: James STEWART, Co Antrim, & Charles MACARTNEY, City of Dublin. Residue to nephew William McCULLOH; £600 to eldest dau Margaret; £600 to 2nd dau Jane; £30 per ann to wife Mary McCULLOH otherwise FERGUSON; £200 to Alice BOWKER; £100 to servt Alice BOYCE. Executors James McCULLOH of Piedmount, Co Antrim & his nephew Wm McCULLOH Wit: Paschall WILSON & Will BIGGER · 1744 Feb 18. ROD 484-279-307788. William M’CULLOCH of Kilmore in Co. Antrim of the one pt & Joshua M’GEOGH of Armagh of the other part. Reciting that James M’CULLOCH of Piedmont, Co. Antrim Esq. deceased reciting deed Feb 18, 1744 (1745) granted let and set to Thomas TIPPING late of Castletown, Co. Louth since deceased….lands of Tullyallen [sic – Tullyvallen] Cunningham cont 80 acres or thereabouts, Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh…Feb 18 1744 set to Joshua M’GEOUGH set lands of Tullyvallen Cunningham 109 acres 1 rood 18 perches WITNESS: Daniel BROWN attorney at Law, Dublin & Dorothea M’CULLOCH. SEE: Tullyvallen & relations of JACKSONs [13] Mary FERGUSON · The Will (Dr. Victor Ferguson) is dated 1723; he describes himself as a Doctor of Physic, and appoints Colonel Upton and Colonel Brice of Belfast his Trustees. " He leaves his dearly beloved son-in-law, Captain James M'Cullogh, and his dearly beloved daughter, his wife, six of his best Chairs in his parlour, with his large Silver Salver, six Silver Spoons, six Silver Forks, and six Silver-handled Knives ; Forty Shilling per annum during her natural life to his dear sister, Mrs. Corry of Newton; £5 to the poor of Belfast, to be distributed among them as Colonel Brice and the Revd. James Kirkpatrick think fit; £650 to buy real estate for his son." [A history of the town of Belfast By George Benn, 1880, p 169] http://dna.cfsna.net/GEN/Ireland/Belfast.html [14] Margaret McCULLAGH Margaret McCulloch married Wm Francis Iredell on 1 Aug 1750. He was a merchant in Bristol and son of Rev William Francis Iredell (aka Rev Francis Iredell) of Dublin (d 1 Feb 1738/39) and his wife Eleanor Macartney [15] William Francis IREDELL [16] Jane McCULLAGH [17] William McCULLAGH (1700-1743) · SOURCE: Prouty posts: William McCulloh of Piedmont was born before 1700. He died in 1743 at the age of 43 in Ireland, County Antrim, Piedmont. He had his estate probated in 1743 in Ireland, County Antrim, Piedmont. He was also known as William McCulloh of Piedmount, William McCulloch of Camoley, Co Armagh on 19 Jun 1736 in Ballysavage, Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. He died 1743 in Piedmont, Antrim, Ulster, Ireland · William McCullock of Piedmont, will probated in 1743, is the brother of James McCulloh and Old Henry, all sons of James McCulloch of Grogan by his second wife. From references to him in other wills abstracted in the Registry of Deeds and Wills for Dublin, his death is estimated as between 1736, when he was named as a trustee in the will of James Crawfuird (Crawford) and 1745 when his eldest son was mentioned as James McCulloh of Piedmont in the will of William's brother, James McCulloh. William McCulloch of Piedmont was also listed as trustee in the 1728 will of John Shaw. · Locating the probate of the will for William of Piedmont confirms that he died prior to the death of his brother James, which accounts for his son James being known as James of Piedmont in his uncle's will. · 1723 Jul 9. ROD 36-491-23759. Image 257 McCULLOUGH-AGNEW 1708-1738 Ballyvallen. Indenture Tripartite btw James McCULLOCH of Grogan Co Antrim Gent & William McCULLOCH his son of the one pt & Patrick AGNEW of Killwagter John SHAW of Bush Gent Clotworthy UPTON of Castle Upton & John SHAW of Antrim gent in said Co. of the 2nd pt Margaret SHAW of Ballygelly Co Antrim relict & widow of William SHAW late of Ballygally Gent deceased & Dorothy Beresford SHAW spinster her daughter of the 3rd pt whereby the said James and William McCULLAGH in consideration of a marriage to be had between the said William McCULLAGH and the said Dorothy Beresford SHAW… granted part of the lands of Rackland cont 23 A 14P in townland of Crekyrer 205A 14 P in Lissary als Lissawry 80A in Cornecery 71 A in Carrickeinony 109A in Mongcleagh 86 A in Glassdrumenagh [Glasdrummond, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion). Barony of Fews Lower], 86A 1R 12P in Camlagh [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper.] 3577A 2R cont 77A in Barony of Fewes Co Armagh… and all the said James McCULLAGH’s right title… sand also the townlands of Ballygrogan Ballydunnall Ballynelenulla Moneyrod Ballydonnellan Itragh and the half town land of Cloo and the Corn mill and mills standing in Derryhullagh & Ballymatoskerty with the grist thereto belonging lying in the Barony of Toom & Co Antrim… WITNESS: James STEVENSON of Killeleagh, Co. Down, John McCULLAGH of Randlestown, Co. Antrim James BLAIR of Blairmount, Esq. Co. Antrim · 1763 Dec 1. ROD 224-600-148698 Image 323 BTW James McCULLAGH of Camoly [Camley], Co. Armagh Esq. & William McCULLAGH of Dublin Merchant surviving executors of the last will and testament of William McCULLAGH late of Piedmont in Co Antrim Esq. deceased of the 1st part. Rt Hon Hercules Langford ROWLEY of Summerhill Co. Meath Esq. sole acting executor & residuary Legatee of the last will and Testament of Hercules ROWLEY late of Summerhill Esq. deceased of the 2nd pt. Arthur UPTON of Castleupton. Co. Antrim Esq. of 3rd pt & Nehemiah DONNELLAN Gov of Carrickfergus Co. Antrim of 4th pt. Reciting that James McCULLOCH and William McCULLOCH executors of the said William M’CULLOCH deceased did for consideration release with consent of Hercules Langford ROWLEY and Arthur UPTON grant to Nehemiah DONNELLAN town and lands of Templepatrick … [many lands in Co. Antrim] for residue of term of 200 years limited by a Settlement recited in said deed of release to hold [named] lands … WITNESS: Hercules HEYLAND of Belfast Co. Antrim & Michael KELLY Co. Armagh… William McCULLAGH [SEAL] [18] Piedmount, Co. Antrim. It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church. SOURCE: Nov 18, 2018 email from Linda Houston, [19] Dorothea Beresford SHAW · ROD 36-491-23759 marriage settlement 10 Jul 1718. James McCULLAGH & William McCULLAGH (intended groom) to Patrick AGNEW, Gent of Killwaghter Antrim; John SHAW, Gent of Bush, Antrim; Clotworthy UPTON Esq of Castle Upton, & Dorothy Beresford SHAW, spinster & intended bride & daughter of Margaret SHAW, widow of Ballgelly, Antrim; relict of William SHAW Gent, late of Ballygelly; dec'd in trust of lands in Fewes (bar.) Armagh: Rackland-23a 14p Crewkyrer-205a 2r 38p Lifsary ats Lifswary-80a Cornecery-71a Carricanony-109a Mongeleagh-86a Glafsdrumenagh-86a 2r 12p Car?onloagh [357a 2r 34p] Ballyvallon; in Toom (Bar.) Antrim: Ballygrogan Ballydrunuall Ballyhenulla Monyrod Ballydonnellan Ibragh & 1/2 townland of Cloonkeen with corn mill & mills standing & Derryhullagh & Balymatoskerty with grist mill. Other names: John SHAW, Gent of Antrim; Robert DONALDSON, Gent of Dublin City. WITNESSES: James STEVENSON, Esq of Killeleagh, Co. Down; John McCULLAGH, Gent of Randalstown, Co. Antrim; James BLAIR Esq. of Blairmount, Co. Antrim; James GREER, servant to William McCULLAGH; Alexander HUTCHESON, clerk to Robert DONALDSON. Notes thanks to Michael Stewart. NOTE: This means they are connected to the McCULLAGHs of Cullaville '96 same landholdings. · Another version of Notes: James McCULLAGH & William McCULLAGH (intended groom) to Patrick AGNEW, Gent; John SHAW of Bush Co. Antrim Gent; & Clotworthy UPTON of Castle Upton, Esq. & John SHAW of Antrim, Co. Antrim Gent in trust of lands in Fewes (bar.) Armagh: Rackland-23a 14p Crewkyrer-205a 2r 38p Lifsary ats Lifswary-80a Cornecery-71a Carricanony-109a Mongeleagh-86a Glafsdrumenagh-86a 2r 12p Car?onloagh [357a 2r 34p] Ballyvallon; in Toom (Bar.) ANT: Ballygrogan Ballydrunuall Ballyhenulla Monyrod Ballydonnellan Ibragh & 1/2 townland of Cloonkeen with corn mill & mills standing & Derryhullagh & Balymatoskerty with grist mill. Dorothy Beresford SHAW intended bride, daughter of Margaret SHAW of Ballgelly, Co. Antrim widow of William SHAW late of Ballgelly, Gent deceased. Robert DONALDSON of Dublin City mentioned. WITNESSES: James BLAIR of Blairmont Antrim, Esq.; James GREER, servant to William McCULLAGH; Alexander HUTCHESON, clerk to Robert DONALDSON; John McCULLAGH, Gent of Randalstown, Co. Antrim. Thanks to Peter McWilliam. · ROD 224-600-148698 BTW James McCULLAGH of Camley, Co. Armagh Esq. & William McCULLAGH of Dublin Merchant surviving executors of the last will and testament of William McCULLAGH late of Piedmont in Co Antrim Esq. deceased of the 1st part. .. lots of other names and townlands '96 ran out of time! SEE: 23759. [20] William SHAW [21] Margaret Upton · ROD: 36-49-23759 1718 July 10 James McCULLAGH & William McCULLAGH (intended groom) to Patrick AGNEW, Gent of Killwaghter Antrim; John SHAW, Gent of Bush, Antrim; Clotworthy UPTON Esq of Castle Upton, & Dorothy Beresford SHAW, spinster & intended bride & daughter of Margaret SHAW, widow of Ballgelly, Antrim; relict of William SHAW Gent, late of Ballygelly; dec'd in trust of lands in Fewes (bar.) Armagh: Rackland-23a 14p Crewkyrer-205a 2r 38p Lifsary ats Lifswary-80a Cornecery-71a Carricanony-109a Mongeleagh-86a Glafsdrumenagh-86a 2r 12p Car?onloagh [357a 2r 34p] Ballyvallon; in Toom (Bar.) Antrim: Ballygrogan Ballydrunuall Ballyhenulla Monyrod Ballydonnellan Ibragh & 1/2 townland of Cloonkeen with corn mill & mills standing & Derryhullagh & Balymatoskerty with grist mill. Other names: John SHAW, Gent of Antrim; Robert DONALDSON, Gent of Dublin City. WITNESSES: James STEVENSON, Esq of Killeleagh, Co. Down; John McCULLAGH, Gent of Randalstown, Co. Antrim; James BLAIR Esq. of Blairmount, Co. Antrim; James GREER, servant to William McCULLAGH; Alexander HUTCHESON, clerk to Robert DONALDSON. Notes thanks to Michael Stewart . [22] Capt. James McCULLAGH.of Piedmont Co Antrim, and later Camly Co Armagh (d abt 20 Sep 1774) unmarried · ROD 336-580-226444 1781 Jan 26 McCULLAGH, Beresford & Henry – McCULLAGH. McCULLAGH, Victoria - McCULLAGH 1777-1785. Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley, Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES: William HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. · Belfast Newsletter 1774 Sep 20 DIED: At Camoley in the Fews James M McCULLOCH, Esq [23] Camly James was from Camly McCullagh. [24] William McCULLAGH. Perhaps of Piedmont, but also was merchant in Dublin. Listed as of Camoley will dated 1800 in Ind Prerog Wills of Ire 1536-1810) (d 1800) married Alice Coleman (lic 1 Sep 1748) · Of Camly, Camly (Macullagh) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper & of Dublin. [25] Alice COLEMAN · 1748 Mar 28. ROD 133-80-89317. William McCULLOCH, intended groom £500 portion from Charles McCARTNEY, merchant, uncle to Alice COLEMAN, spinster. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS. WITNESSES: James McCULLOCK, Esq. of Piedmont; Elinor TRIDELL, then of Dublin, now of Bristol, widow; Margaret McCULLOCH, Spinster, then of Dublin, now of Bristol, & James GALLOWAY, Yeoman of Dublin City.. [26] William McCULLAGH · Died of likely cancer associated with his nose. [27] Dorothea Beresford Upton McCULLAGH, · Married btw 1800-1802 John Reed Esq,. She was the granddaughter and heir of the late Wm McCulloh of Piedmont (now called Paymont locally), Co Antrim. Mrs Reed having died with issue is succeeded, as heir at law, in her value estates in Co Armagh etc by her cousin John Shaw McCulloch of the town of Drogheda. Married John Reed, bur St Finbarre’s Church of Ireland, Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan. · BNL 1832 Feb 17: At Rahans near Carrickmacross in the 9th inst, in the 75th year of her age, DOROTHEA BERESFORD UPTON REED, wife of John REED Esq., and grand-daughter and heiress of the late Wm. M’Culloch of Redmont [ sic Piedmount] , in the Co of Antrim, Esq. Mrs. Reed having died without issue is succeeded, as heir at law, in her valuable estates in Co Armagh, &ct by her cousin John Shaw M’Culloch of the town of Drogheda. NOTE: I suspect that Redmont should be Piedmont. · ROD: 451-566-340182. 1799 Jan 17. Dorothea Beresford McCULLOCH of Gardiner Place Dublin spinster of 1 pt… lands of Kilmore legally vested in William McCULLOUGH the younger of the City of Dublin deceased… all granted by Majesties Court to Dorothea .. dwelling house of Kilmore, Barony of Coolock, Co Dublin. · ROD: 544-48-357378 (Transcription thanks to Bob Epperson).To the Regr appointed by Act of Parliament for Regg Deeds & so forth a meml of an Indented deed bearing the date the first day of Jan: 1802, made Between Dorothy Beresford Reed orse McCullogh wife of John Reed the Younger of Ballymoyer in the Co of Armagh Esq: of the one part and George Anderson of Newry in the Co of Down Gent and James Hardy of Drumart in the Co of Armagh Gent attornies at law of the other part Reciting that by Indented deed of Lease bearing date the 22d day of Nov 1800 made Between the said John Reed the Younger of the first part and Dorothy Beresford Reed by the name & descripn of Dorothy Beresford McCullogh of the City of Dublin Spinster of the second part James Moody of the City of Dublin Esqr Barrister at law, & John Reed the Elder of Ballymoyer in the County of Armagh Esqr of the third part and John Allen of the City of Dublin Mercht and Geo Anderson of Newry in the Co of Down Esqrs of the fourth part Reciting a Marr the shortly intended to be had Between the said John Reed the younger and sd Dorothy Beresford McCullogh (and which was afterwards had). The said Dorothy B McCullogh grnted unto the sd James Moody and John Reed the Elder for their Actual possn then being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein mentd all that & those one undivided moiety of the Towns & lands of Rackland, Krekyer orse Krewkyrer, Lissary orse Lisaury, Cornecarry orse Cornecery Carrickvinory orse Carrickmony, Mongeleagh, Galssdrumeneagh, Camlagh, and Tullyvallen and of each & every of them sit(uate) lying & being in the Ba of Upper Fews & Co of Armagh with the apps To hold unto the said Jas Moody & John Reed the Elder & their Heirs for Ever upon the trusts therein mentd and in failure of Issue of sd marr. to such person or persons as the said Dorothy shod by deed or will appoint And it was also by sd deed agreed that in case it shod thereafter happen that the other moiety of said lands Tenements & prem[ise]s or any part thereof the Estate of Ann McCullogh Spinster Sister of the said Dorothy B McCullogh therein or any other Estate of ffee or Demised Lands Tenemts or Heredts shod come to said Dorothy then the said John Reed the younger & Dorothey B McCullogh & the Survr of them and the Hrs of said Dorothy shod within six months next to ensue settle same to the uses therein mentd and among other to the use person his or her Heirs & Assigns for ever as said Dorothy shod (in failure of Issue of sd Marr) By deed or Will Appoint and in failure of such Appointmt to the use of the Rt Heirs of the said Dorothy Beresford McCullogh and after reciting that the said Dorothy was minded & desirous to Execute her power aforesd in favour of the said John Reed her Husbd & his Heirs for Ever in failure of the said John Read & Dorothy B Reed in purs[uan]ce of the power res[erve]d to her by said recited deed and of every power her thereunto enabling and of ten shills to her paid by the said Geo Anderson and James Hardy & hereby acknowd did give grant limit and appointone undivimoitey of the premises aforesd with the apps and all the Estate of the said Dorothy Beresford Reed theirin (subject to the uses in said Settlemt Cont[aine]d) unto the said Geo Anderson and James Hardy & their Heirs To hold to them & their Heirs in trust to & for the only proper use benefit and Behoof of the said John Reed the Youngr his Heirs & assns for Ever and the said Dorothy further ___ that as to the for said Concerning the other the other undivided moiety of said Towns lands Tenements and premises in Expectancy in the said Dorothy Beresford Reed on the death of her said Sister the said Ann McCullogh she the said Dorothy in pursuance of the sd power resd and in Cons[ideratio]n of ten shills to her paid by the said Geo Anderson & Jas Hardy and other the Cons’ons therein she thereunto moving Granted limited & appointed unto the said Geo Anderson & James Hard the other undivided moiety of the said Towns lands Tenemts & prems with the apps To hold to them & all such of them & the Heirs of such Survr (subject to the uses in said Settlemt contd [)] In trust for the only use benefit and Behoof the said John Reed the Youngr his Hrs & Assns for Ever to his & their only use and Behoof for Ever and the Exec[uti]on of the said deed & this meml thereof by the said Dorothy B Reed is witnd by Wm Reed of Ballymoyer in the Co of Armagh Gent & Edwd Anderson of City of Dublin the Co of the City of Dublin Esqr – D B Reed {seal} Signed & Sealed in the presence of Wm Reed Edwd Anderson Wm Reed of Ballymoyer in the Co of Armagh Gent maketh oath he is a subg Witness to the deed of which the above writing is a meml & that he saw the said deed duly Executd by Dorothy B Reed & Jas Hardy two of the executg parties thereto; & that he also saw this meml duly Executd by the said D B Reed & that the name Wm Reed subd as a witness to the said deed & meml is this depts name & hand writg – Wm Reed Sworn before me at Newry in the Co of Down this 7th day of Jan 1802 by virtue of a Comn to me directed I know the dept Wm Browne. · ROD 544-48-357378 dated 1 Jan 1802 recites a deed from 22 Nov 1800 which must have been the marriage settlement for Dorothy and her marriage to John Reed. In this she put her property in the hands of her father-in-law and attorney James Moody in trust for the use of her husband. However, she reserves the right to dispose of the property in anyway she sees fit in the event there are no children. Her husband, 91 when he died in 1860, was born in 1768 or 1769 which makes him nearly 12 years younger than his wife. Her reservation of the right to dispose of her property to another in the event of no children implies that she may have already gone through menopause or knew she was approaching it. The marriage settlement and the trust acknowledge that her sister Ann must have been in poor health because it anticipates her death rather a marriage. The expectation of an early death for Ann is fulfilled and the trust is renewed om ROD 682-435-469603 dated 2 Dec 1814 after the death of Ann and also after the death of Dorothy’s father-in-law, John Reed the elder of Ballymoyer. SOURCE: January email Bob Epperson. · ROD: 682-435-469603. Dec 6 1814. A meml of an Indd deed of Trust bearing date the 2 day of Decr 1814 and made betwn Dorothy Beresford Reed otherwise McCulloch wife of John Reed of Rahans in the Co of Monaghan Esq of the one pt & Geo Anderson of Newry in the Co of Down Gent & James Hardy of Drumart in the co of Armagh Gent Atts at Law of the other part whereby after Reciting that the deed of release bearing date 22 Novr 1800 made betwn sd John Reed therein Described John Reed the Younger of Ballymoyer in the Co of Armagh Esqr of the first pt & Dorothy Beresfd Reed of the 2 pt, James Moody of the City of Dublin Esqr Barrister at Law & John Reed the Elder of Ballymoyer in sd Co of Armagh of the 3 pt & John Allen of the City of Dublin Merct & Geo Anderson of Newry in the Co of Down Esqr of the 4 pt Reciting a Marre betwe sd John Reed & sd Dorothy B McCullock which was afterwds Solmenizd · · Of Rahans, Donaghmoyne Civil Parish, Barony of Farney. NOTE the other townland of Rahans which is in the Parish of Magheracloone in Co. Monaghan is not near Carrickmacross, so Donaghmoyne Parish is likely correct. [28] John REED · 1818 Feb 23 ROD 725-7-494943. John REED of Rahans, Co. Monaghan Esq. reciting deed of release Nov 22, 1800 between John REED of 1st part & Dorothea Beresford McCULLAGH of the City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt, James MOODY of City of Dublin Esq. John REED the elder of Ballymoyer, Co. Armagh of 3rd lands incl Tullyvallen, Co. Armagh… Anne McCULLAGH spinster sister of Dorothy McCULLAGH…. WITNESSES: James McGomery REED of Dublin, Gent, att. & Jane REED of Ballymoylen, spinster · R1 in "Inscriptions in Creggan Graveyard") This headstone, erected by his sister and nephew, is a memorial to John Reed, Rahans, near Carrickmacross. John Reed was a landlord and magistrate. He married the niece of Captain James McCullagh, Camlymacullagh, and owned part of the McCullagh estate. There is another memorial to him in Donaghmoyne Parish Church which reads. "In loving memory of John Reed Esqr of Rahans for many years churchwarden of this parish. This table was erected by his brother James and William Reed". 1970 reading of inscription: [29] John REED father of John REED [30] Anne McCULLAGH. · ROD 682-435-469603 . . . part of the estate of Ann McCullagh sister of Dorothy Beresford McCullagh Reed . . . Ann has since died intestate and unmarried & leaving Dorothy her only sister heir surviving [31] Henry McCulloch, Sec Province of NC, died 27 Oct 1755, New Bern, Bertie Co, NC, married Mary (Houston?) · Email January 2019 Robert Epperson [32] Mary (Houston?) [33] Mary McCULLAGH · Email January 2019. Bob Epperson. is this a duplicate of Henrietta Mary? or do you have additional documentation that I have not found? NOTE: I am unsure. [34] Henrietta Mary McCulloch (bapt 14 Aug 1746, London at St Botolph’s without Aldergate) married Mark Brownrigg in NC [35] Mark BROWNRIGG [36] Dorothy Beresford McCulloch (b 15 Apr 1749, bapt 16 Apr 1749 at St Marylebone, Westminster, London) married Jordan White in NC [37] Elizabeth Margaret McCULLAGH (1750-?) · b 5 Apr 1750, bapt 14 Apr 1750 at St Marylebone, Westminster, London) married Joseph Meredith SOURCE: Bob Epperson [38] Jane Leticia McCulloch (b 8 Aug 1751, bapt 23 Aug 1751 at St John’s, Smith Square, Westminster, London; died 23 Aug 1751) [39] Letitia Alice McCulloch ( b 19 Oct 1752, London, bapt 8 Nov 1752 at St John’s, Smith Square, Westminster London, died 9 Jun 1753, London) [40] Penelope Martha McCULLAGH b. 1754, d. 1772 married Job Parker, a Quaker. (See Jas McCulloch Trust Deed Chowan Co, NC) Penelope Martha McCulloch (b 11 Apr 1754, London, bapt 4 May 1754 at St John’s, Smith Square, Westminster London, died after giving birth a child in 1772 in NC) [41] Margaret McCulloch (b abt 1726 Co Antrim) married John McCulloch surgeon of Antrim, Co Antrim bef 1742 as his first wife (he married 2ndly Margaret Shaw) ROD 394-413-260785 dated 5 Feb 1788, Will of John McCulloch. [42] Dr. John McCULLAGH [43] John Shaw McCULLAGH [44] Henry Eustace McCULLAGH [45] Mary HOUSTON d. 1732 · UPDATE: Email February 4, 2019 I have seen nothing in the original record to indicate the maiden name of Mary. The burial records for St Nicholas, Chiswick, show the burial of Henrietta Mariah Houston, Inf on 17 Dec 1733. Perhaps this infant was confused as being Henry’s first wife. The burial records to show that a Mrs Mary MacCulloch was buried at St Nicholas, Chiswick on 26 Oct 1732. This could be Henry McCulloh’s first wife and the mother of his son James who died in 1750. Reference to Henry’s son, James, is found in a letter from Benjamin Hill dated 23 Jul 1750 (Colonial and State Records of North Carolina, Vol 4, pp 1097-1100). The close of the letter states: “I sincerely condole you on the loss of your promising son James; it has been likewise my misfortune to lose my son Ben. We must submit to the will of God. My best wishes to Mrs McCulloh, Henry, and Miss Penelope.” Mrs McCulloh, mother of Henry Eustace McCulloh and “Miss” Penelope McCulloh, was Penelope Eustace as indicated in the clandestine marriage records (St George’s Chapel, Hyde Park Corner, London; “9 Aug 1749 Henry McCulloh & Penelope Eustace, of St Mary le Bon” (aka St Marylebone). The grandson, James McCulloh, left when Henry’s son James died is referenced in Henry’s will (British National Archives, Wills of Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Prob 11/1055) requiring his son Henry Eustace McCulloh to comply with an agreement on behalf of James Jr who was still living in North Carolina. · Update: Bob Epperson February 4, 2019. The burial record of Mrs Mary MacColloch 26 Oct 1732. These came online only recently and supersede the “garbled” summary that we received from the clerk at St Nicholas’ several years back. I think this is probably the Mary who was first married to Henry McCulloh and would be the mother of his eldest son James. I think he must have had word the James died perhaps in 1749 rather than 1750 and married Penelope Eustace to give legitimacy to his only surviving son Henry Eustace McCulloh as his heir, now that his eldest son had died in America. · Email Bob Epperson January 2019: I know this is used in a number of places, but I have never been able to verify the source, and think it may be a confusion between Henry McCullagh son of William below and his wife Mary, but I can’t even confirm that Mary as wife of Henry McCulloch Sec of NC may have been a Houston although the Houstons and McCullochs were closely related and intermarried. As far as this Henry is concerned he seems to have been a bit of a rascal when it came to the ladies. He worked under his oldest brother James in a wine import business in Belfast (ROD Bk 41, No 27023, pp 490-91). He was in London on his own by 1726 (ROD Bk 29, No 31992, p 284). He had a son James by an unidentified woman. In 1740 he sailed to NC as Commissioner of Quit Rents and took Penelope Eustace and their two young children Penelope and Henry Eustace McCulloh (their spelling of the name) as well as James. Henry Penelope and the two younger children returned to London in 1747. Henry and Penelope were clandestinely married on 9 Aug 1749 (See attached Henry McCulloh – Penelope Eustace Marr 9 Aug 1749 mrkup). Penelope the daughter died 8 Jan 1766 in Chiswick, London. Penelope the mother died 25 Apr 1766 in Chiswick, London. The son Henry Eustace returned to North Carolina to manage his father’s estate, and son like father took a mistress. He returned to England in 1767 or 1768 leaving his pregnant mistress behind. She bore a child named George McCulloh, who Henry charged his cousin James Irdell (US Supreme Court Justice) with the child’s care. Henry Eustace McCulloh married Udall West 18 Sep 1790 in St Marylebone Parish London (he was described as a bachelor) and died in 1812. Udall died in 1842. [46] James McCULLAGH (1726-1750) · SOURCE: January 2019 email Bob Epperson: b Abt 1726, England This James son of Henry McCulloh (and an unknown woman his mistress?) died in 1750 in NC James McCulloh of Piedmont Co Antrim, and later Camly Co Armagh (d abt 20 Sep 1774) unmarried [47] Margaret McCULLAGH [48] William McCULLAGH [49] Dorothy Beresford SHAW [50] Margaret McCULLAGH née SHAW [51] William SHAW [52] Margaret UPTON [53] Dr. William McCULLAGH Jr [54] Dorothy Beresford McCULLAGH [55] Dr. John MORTON · NOTE: Interesting Legal Case March 3,1876 involving MORTON and McCULLAGH. · NOTE: In Griffiths Valuation, amongst the many MORTON mentions that in the townland of Ballyvalley, Parish of Seapatrick, Co. Down that there is a John MORTON sr, a John MORTON jr as well as an Andrew MORTON jr who leases to Robert McCULLAGH. · 1876 January 6th and over the next few months - The John E. MORTON Case [56] Dr. Henry McCULLAGH [57] Jane McCULLAGH [58] Joseph WALKER, of Ballymoney, Co. Antrim. · 1800 Aug 9. ROD: 528-591-347854. Joseph WALKER of Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Apothecary & Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLAGH his wife of 1st part. [59] Victoria McCULLOCH · ROD Bk 394, No 260785, pp 413-16 John McCULLOCH of Town of Antrim Surgeon and Apothecary … wife Margaret McCULLOCH or SHAW… part of the tenement which I now occupy with the lower part of the back house now occupied by Mrs. NIXON and the Stable called my own stable with the loft over it for offices with one cows grazing on the land which I hold with said tenement… son William McCULLOCH … daughter Dorothy Morton or McCULLOCH left shop and utensils in tenement in Antrim now occupied by her husband Mr. John MORTON and her with the backhouse they now occupy… daughter Victoria JACKSON or McCULLOCH – rents of tenement now occupied by Mrs. NIXON with the house called my turf house and loft above… and if she shall have lawful issue…… daughter Jane WALKER… tenement now occupied by James MALONE at end of Massareene Bridge to daughter Jane WALKER or McCULLOCH … Cabins in Bowlane… there was 350 left by my late father-in-law Captain McCULLOCH on his estate in trust for my late wife & me over which I was to have distributive power to our issue and one hundred pounds was left to myself by Captain McCULLOCH and whereas there is an unsettled amount between William McCULLOCH Esq. my brother-in-law in whose hands Capt. McCulloch’s estate now is, I request he may settle…… son Henry McCULLOCH viz Margaret… profits to my sister Elizabeth M’KINLAY or McCULLOCH … granddaughters Margaret and Jane (presumably not children of Victoria) … John KERR & Robert YOUNG Postmaster to be executors… NOTE: I suspect that I have a transcription error, and that Capt McCULLAGH is his father not his father-in-law. NEED to check. · ROD Bk 336, No 226444, pp 580-81 Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley, Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES: William HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. [60] (Peter?) JACKSON One source alleges that his forename was Peter. If so, then he was likely one of the Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. · ROD Bk 384, No 2600785, pp 413-16 Something is wrong with these numbers. ROD: 384-413 has no memorial with numbers close to this. · ROD: 336-580-226444. Jan 26,1781. Image 317 NOTE: The marriage had not yet occurred. Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley, Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES: William HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant · 1788 Sep 19 ROD 399-487-264507. PRONI D2489 Notes: William McCULLOCH red’d from Peter JACKSON £210 Deed 399.489.264507 19 Sept 1788 Between William McCULLOCH of Ballygilly, Co. Antrim Doctor of Physic & Peter JACKSON [Gent] of Steeple, Co. Antrim ... John McCULLOCH late of Antrim, apothecary., deceased. William McCULLOGH for consids releases unto Peter JACKSON half ten on s. side of street in Antrim above the church together with waste half ten adjoining other half ten - the whole called Lindsays ten + 11 acres Eng measure being part of field called Cotter's hill on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus for lives and rent as mentioned. Ann IRWIN formerly in occupation of part of field called Cotter's hill on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus.
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