The location of the land in question is described: all that farm of land known by the name of Tullyagomore bounded in the West by part of Tulleyagallaghan on the north by Curromonon on the south by Mr. Reed’s farm. Tullyogallaghan is in the Parish of Newtownhamilton, in the Barony of Upper Fews, and the current townland of Dorsey (Macdonald) aka Carrickrovaddy is on its western border. The townland of Cavanakill is on the northern border of Dorsey and is in the parish of Ballymyre. Perhaps back then, it was named Curromonon, or perhaps Curromonon was in the current townland of Dorsey. This is significant, since this David Jackson lease may link back to the JACKSONs of Tullyvallen in the mid-1600s. Based on a deed of 1817, I am guessing that Tullagomore ended up being included in Tullyogallaghan - unless it got included in Dorsey. Regardless, we are within spitting distance of locating the land in this lease. 1817 August 11th is the last date that the family is mentioned in connection with this townland in the documents that I have to date. There are likely more documents to find. Sharon Oddie Brown, November 22, 2013. (Tulleyagallaghan aka Boggy Mountaine Pasture - in 1641 it was held by the church) Update: May 17, 2022. Thanks to a message from Mark McSHANE of Aughanduff, I can add key townland info: Curromonon aka Carrowmanon - on the eastern border of Tullyogallaghan. Both townlands are south east of Newtownhamilton. NOTE: Apparently, Dorsey, Ummericam and Tullyogallaghan  “are all listed as aliases for the one townland” SOURCE: The O'Neills of the Fews Tomás Ó Fiaich, Seanchas Ardmhacha: Journal of the Armagh Diocesan Historical Society, Vol. 7, No. 2 (1974), pp. 263-315

1787, July 9 - INDENTURE between David JACKSON & John BOHANNON

THIS INDENTURE made the 9^th day of July in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred  Eighty Seven between David Jackson of Liscalgot farmer parish of Creggan and County Armagh of the one part and John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon both of Clohog parish of Creggan and County Armagh of the other part WITNESSETH that the said David Jackson, his heirs, Administrators and Assigns and in Consideration of the Yearly Rents and Covenants herein after Reserved and expressed hath Demised Granted, Set and to Farm let and by these presents doth demise, grant set and to farm let unto the said John Bohannon and Richard Bohannon, their heirs, executors Admons and Assigns all that farm of land known by the name of Tullyagomore bounded in the West by part of Tulleyagallaghan on the north by Curromonon on the south by Mr. Reed’s farm lasting the space of thirty one years or John Bohannons life forty five or thereabouts providing the said David Jackson lasts so long from November next. Containing by estimation sixty five [?]

the paying the first year Seven Shillings and Sixpence [?] the second year Eight Shillings [?] the third year nine Shillings [?] the fourth year Ten Shillings  [?] and so to Continue During the Lease to be paid at [?] Equal payments that is on every first day of May  and first day of November

with the rights Members and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining situate lying and being in the Barony of Fews and County Armagh

(EXCEPTING and always reserving out of this Demise Premises two [?] of bog for the remainder of the people in the town to [?] turf in TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all and singular the hereby Demised Premises with the Rights Members and Appurtenances (except as before excepted) unto the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon their executors administrators and assigns for and during the said term to commence from the first day of Nov^r next from thenceforth fully to be completed and ended [the?] the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon their executors and administrators and assigns YIELDING AND PAYING therefor and thereout unto the said David Jackson his heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns, the clear yearly rent or Sum of seven shillings and sixpence{?} On the first year eight shillings [?] the second year nine shillings [?] the third year Ten Shillings the fourth year [?] During the Lease over and above all Taxes Subsidies and Impositions whatsoever Imposed or to be Imposed (Quit Crown and Chief Rent only excepted) the said yearly rent of seven shillings and sixpence the first year of [?] to be paid Half Yearly, by Two equal Portions on every first day of May and every first day of November Yearly and every Year during the said term AND if it shall happen that the said Yearly Rent or any part thereof, shall be behind and unpaid by the space of Ten days next after any of the said Days of Payment; whereas the same ought to be paid as aforesaid; That then and in such Case it shall and may be lawful to and for the said David Jackson heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns into the Demised Premises or any part there off to Enter and Destrain for the said Rent or arrears of rent so behind and unpaid; and the Distress and Distresses there [?] And the same to dispose of according to Law until [?] Rent or Arrears thereof be fully satisfied and paid together with such reasonable charges as the said David Jackson his Heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns shall be put to on account of this Destraining as aforesaid; AND in Case no sufficient Distress can be had or fd on the premises to answer such Arrear of Rent as may happen at any Time or Times during the said Term to be behind and unpaid as aforesaid; That then and in that Case it shall and may be lawful to and for the said David Jackson his Heirs Executors, Administrators and Assigns into the said Demised premises or any Part thereof in the Name the Whole to Re-enter in the same to Re-possess and enjoy as in his former Estate anything herein before contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding AND the said David Jackson his Executors Administrators and Assigns doth further covenant, promise, grant and agree to and with the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon and their heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns by these presents that the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon Executors Administrators and Assigns shall and will during the said  term yearly rent or Sum of seven shillings and sixpence [?] for the first year [?] on the Days and Times in a manner and form above mentioned for payment thereof according to the Reservation abovementioned in the true Intent and Meaning of this Presents AND the said John Bohannon of Robert Bohannon and assigns that the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon their Executors Administrators and Assigns shall and will at all Times during this demise grind all their Corn and grain that shall be expended on the Premises at the Mill of Cashill and shall pay the usual Toll or Multure for Grinding at the said Mill or in default there off to pay onto the said David Jackson his Heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns the sum of one pound Sterl for every Barrel of Corn or Grain ground at any other Mill or Mills AND that the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon their Executors, Administrators and Assigns, shall and will as often as they shall be legally summoned, do Suit and Service at the [Cour? L?] and Court's Baron of the Manor of The Fews and shall and will pay at the same the usual and accustomed Fees AND that the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon Executors Administrators and Assigns shall and will preserve and keep all Houses Ditches Drains [?] and other Improvements now made or that should hereafter be made on the hereby Demised Premises during this demise in good, sufficient, stiff, staunch and tenantable Order and Repair and the same shall yield up and deliver; in the said good Order and Repair until the said David Jackson his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns at the End or Expiration of the said Term or other sooner Determination of this present Demise AND the said David Jackson doth covenant and agree, to and with the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon their Executors Administrators and Assigns that the said John Bohannon and Robert Bohannon Executors Administrators and Assigns paying the Rent and performing the Covenants herein expressed which on their part ought to be paid and performed, shall and may peaceably and quietly have, hold, possess and enjoy the said demised Premises with the Appurtenances (except as before excepted) during the said Term without the Let Suit Trouble Molestation or Disturbance of the said David Jackson his heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or of any other Person or Persons lawfully claiming or to claim the same by, from, or under him or them or any of them.

It is agreed between the parties that they are to make twenty perches of Ditches or Drains the Same Sort mentioned in the lease made to David Jackson [?] land that Thomas Ball Esq^r or pay forty Shillings per year thereof to be recovered as rent and Pay Down Twenty Barls of roach lime on the land Each and Every year over and about what limestone [?] the s^d David Jackson is to give them and for each pay every Barl of s^d lime Carried off the possessor to pay one shilling and three pence in lieu thereof to be recovered as rent and there is to be liberty for a road through the town

Witness present

George Goodfellow

Alice Stokes

John Bohannon

Robert Bohannon