ROD 307- 59-02993

NOTE: This transcription was done by Wendy Jack about a decade ago. The footnotes need more work, but I am putting up what I have to date in the hopes that others may help fill in the blanks.

Lackey to Breaky

Reg^d. the 20th day of Janu^y 1775 at 11 oClock in the forenoon

To the Register appointed for Registring Deeds –

A Memorial of a Deed poll dated 23^d. March one thousand seven hundred and seventy four whereby W^m. Lecky[1] of Corrohag[2] in the Parish of Aghnamullan in Considⁿ. of thirty six pounds Ster had bargaind Sold transferd and Set over unto Isiah Breaky[3] of Millford[4] in the said County Merchant all that the said  William Leck's right title and Int^s. of in and to the said Lands of Corrohagin in said Parish and County of Monaghan with the appurtenances thereunto belonging in such manner as the same is poss^d. by said William Leckey with the four acres and an half that his mother Elinor[5] is to possess during her life Subject to the rent and Covenants which said Leckey was liable to, with other Covenants therein mentioned which said Deed poll is witnessd by Thomas Lackey[6] and John Monaghan[7] both of Aghnamullan af^d. farmers and this Memorial is witnessd by the said John Monaghan and John Cherry[8]. Isiah Breakey (Seal) Present John Cherry. John Monaghan. The above named John Monaghan maketh Oath that he saw the Deed poll whereof the above is a Memorial Executed by the parties thereto and said Memorial Signed and Sealed by Isaih Breaky and Deposeth that the name John Monaghan Subs^d. as a witness to the said Deed and this Memorial is his this Dep^ts. name and proper handwriting. John Monaghan. Sworn before us at a Gen^l. Quarter Sessions of the peace held for the County of Monaghan at Monaghan the twelfth day of April 1774. Arthur Irwin[9]. Jos. Warren[10]. Justices.