GLOVER-ALCOCK

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BTW Farmer GLOVER of City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & William ALCOCK of City of Dublin Gent of the other. Reciting that Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent set to Farmer GLOVER house or tenement wherein James ROBBINS lately dwelt in or near King Street in Suburbs of Dublin with the Stable on the east side of the said House and the large Garden on the south side of the said house & Stable and also the tenement on the east part of the said Garden and Liberty of egress and regress through the Passage leading from King Street to the premises. To hold to Farmer GLOVER from 29 Sept 1708 for term of 50 years at yearly rent of £26 in consideration of £200 paid by said William ALCOCK … WITNESS: Edward DALTON & John CONNELL Clerke to Bruen WORTHINGTON.

NOTE: This was the Kings Street holding documented at: Jacksons of King Street near Stephens Green, Dublin. SEE ALSO: the 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON . This Richard JACKSON was a member of JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry. Capt. Richard JACKSON (1668-1730) was the eldest son of William JACKSON of Jackson House, Coleraine and Susan BERESFORD. Farmer GLOVER was a surveyor General for Ireland. SEE: ROD: 5-261-1738.

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BTW Joseph WORTHINGTON & Roger WORTHINGTON of the City of Dublin carpenters of the 1^st pt; and James HARTLEY of same City Ironmonger of the other part. In consid of £200 assigned lease dated 10^th Oct 1706 made by Richard JACKSON Gent unto said Joseph WORTHINGTON of all that the Messuage or House wherin John DOWDALL then lately lived … on Kings St., City of Dublin. For term of 51 years for yearly rent of £8 … also one other lease dated 8 June  1708 made by Thomas POLLARD Vicar of Clonbrony Co. Longford unto said Joseph WORTHINGTON of all that piece of ground containing 44’ ½ in front being part of the Waste piece of ground leading from Love Lane to Kings St. and containing in depth Northward 48’ & in depth Southward 65’ for 28 years rent of £2.15.7 ½  dated 23 March 1699 made btw Samuel JACKSON Esq. unto said Roger WORTHINGTON of all that Messuage House or Tenement situate on South side of Kings St in Parish of St. Peters, Dublin with the back side then in the possession of said Roger WORTHINGTON bounded as in the last mentioned lease for 51 years from 2 Feb 1707 at £7.5 … WITNESSES: John COOKE & William BARRY clerks to Thomas COOKE, public Notary. NOTE: Love Lane may have been called Cuffe Street. SOURCE: p 61 Dublin Street Names: Dated and Explained.  C.T. M’Cready. Hodges Figgis & Co. Dublin, 1892. Alternately, Donore Ave was also known as Love Lane. SOURCE Irish Historic Town Atlas #19. Dublin Part II. 1610 to 1756

NOTE: ROD 13-100-5330. 22nd July 1714. Mortgage, earlier deed 2 March 1704. Property at Love Lane, nr Stephen's Green, Dublin. Thomas POLLARD Vicar of Clonbrony

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BTW John GOFTEN of City of Dublin Carpenter & James JACKSON, Gent of City of Dublin for 50 pounds sterling transferred land on Barrack Street, held by lease from John GLOVER.for 87 years from 1 Nov 1708. WITNESS: John HALL Gent & Michael DALTON Vintner.

GLOVER-DEAKIN

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BTW Farmer GLOVER of City of Dublin Eq. & John DEAKIN of Kittlearnan Co. Dublin Gent In consideration of £108 all of Farmer GLOVER’s interest in & to a lease made by Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of house or tenement where Mr James ROBBINS lately dwelt in or near King Street in the Suburbs of the City of Dublin with the Stable on the east side of said house & also all ye large Garden scituate only East side of ye said House & Stable & also a Tenement on ye east part of Garden for 50 years at £26 with proviso to be void on payment of £108 in trust … WITNESS James PORTER & Paul HOWEL

NOTE: This was the Kings Street holding documented at: Jacksons of King Street near Stephens Green, Dublin. SEE ALSO: the 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON . This Richard JACKSON was a member of JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry. Capt. Richard JACKSON (1668-1730) was the eldest son of William JACKSON of Jackson House, Coleraine and Susan BERESFORD. Farmer GLOVER was a surveyor General for Ireland. SEE: ROD: 5-261-1738.

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James MITCHELL of the City of Dublin Joyner of the 1 pt & James JACKSON of the same City Gent of the other pt. reciting that Joshua DAWSON Esq by lease and release… granted to James MITCHELL all that piece of ground on south side of Dawsons St containing 65 feet fronting to Stephens Green containing to the front of Dawsons Street 226 feet and a half and containing 217 foot and a half  joining Joseph LEESON’s holding together with the new brick house wherein Mr. GLOVER then dwelt then lately erected by the said James MITCHELL and the old house and all the improvements then or lately standing there… to hold to James MITCHELL and his assigns for ever at yearly rent of £9 sterling and a sugar loaf at Christmas or 5 shillings in lieu thereof yearly forever… in consid of £315 to be paid to the said James JACKSON and also in consid of the sd James JACKSON making a deed of fee farm of the rest of the premises set to Mr. GLOVER.. land granted to James JACKSON in presence of James WILDE and William BARRY

JACKSON-MITCHELL

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Book Index 1708-1738

James JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent of 1^st part & James MITCHELL of same Joiner ... corner plot of land on north side of St. Stephens Green. Containing in front to said green 36’ to the front of Dawsons Street running levill to Mr. GLOVERs Stable 115’ on the West side to Mr. GLOVER’s holding containing 110’9” and on the north to Mr. GLOVERs Stable containing3 ½’ with the new brick house building the said James MITCHELL to the front of the said Green and all of the buildings and improvements thereon wherein Samuel ROWLAND now dwells the same being all the rest & residue of a piece of ground of which the said premises… granted in a Fee Farm by Josua DAWSON Esq. to said James MITCHELL now set to said Mr. GLOVER WITNESS: Robert WALLIS Clke to William BARRY of City of Dublin Scrivener and by William BARRY. James JACKSON [SEAL]

NOTE: see also #8091.

BTW Farmer GLOVER of City of Dublin to William DEAKON of Kiltearnan Co. Dublin Gent in consideration of £600 all of Farmer GLOVERS interest in a Lease made by Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent … tenement in or near Kings Street …

NOTE: This was the Kings Street holding documented at: Jacksons of King Street near Stephens Green, Dublin. SEE ALSO: the 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON . This Richard JACKSON was a member of JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry. Capt. Richard JACKSON (1668-1730) was the eldest son of William JACKSON of Jackson House, Coleraine and Susan BERESFORD. Farmer GLOVER was a surveyor General for Ireland. SEE: ROD: 5-261-1738.

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1709 Oct 13

JACKSON-USHER Book Index 1708-1729
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Richard JACKSON of the City of Dublin Gent of the one part & Peter USHER of same City Founder of the other part. JACKSON demised a house in Kings Street City of Dublin to USHER where William GAINES lately lived and all that said House or Tenement with backside and gardens etc. now in Peter USHERs possession lying or being in King Street City of Dublin  To hold to said Peter USHER  from 1^st June past Lease for 40 years rent of £7  with Clause of renewal for such time as Richard JACKSON shall obtain from the Vicars Choralls of St. Patrick’s Church of Dublin in presence of John DRURY City of Dublin, Gent & Edward DEMPSTER of same Coffeeman. George BUTLE Attorney. 1718 Mar 18

NOTE: This is the Richard JACKSON who inherited from Samuel JACKSON (1641-1706).

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JACKSON-GLOVER Book Index 1708-1729

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Indenture of lease between Richard JACKSON of the City of Dublin Gent and Farmer GLOVER of the same City Esq. Of the other part. Whereas Richard JACKSON demised all that house or tenement where James ROBBIN lately dwelt situate in or near Kings Street in the suburbs of Dublin with the stable on the east side built by Samuel JACKSON Esq. Decd.  Also all that large Garden situate on the South Side of said Street and stable and also with the tenement on the east side of the said Garden and Liberty of Egress and Regress through the passage leading from King Street to the premises in as ample manner as the same were demised by the said Samuel JACKSON deceased to the said James ROBBINS. To hold to the said Farmer GLOVER from 29 Sept for the term of 50 years annual rent of £26. Witnessed Lewis JONES City of Dublin & John PURCELL now of the City of Corke Gent & William BARRY of City of Dublin.

NOTE: This is Richard JACKSON (1673-1730), nephew of Samuel JACKSON (1641-1706). SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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JACKSON-DEAKER or DEACON

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BUNBURY-JACKSON (In this index, but no mention of BUNBURY)

Between Richard JACKSON Esq. Only son & heir of Richard JACKSON late of City of Dublin Esq. Esq. Deceased of 1^st part & William DEAKEN of City of Dublin. Whereby the said Richard JACKSON in consideration of the [survival] of a former lease made by the said Richard JACKSON deceased to Farmer GLOVER of holding of 50 years 29 Sept 1708 for yearly rent £26 the lease since legally come to William DEAKEN and in consid of £35 paid to Richard JACKSON by the said William DEAKEN plot of land on North side of Glovers Alley near Kings St in Parish of St. Peters & Corporation of City of Dublin Glovers Alley near Kings St., Parish of St. Peters Co. Dublin .as described in map with all houses buildings improvements erected or made… by virtue of lease recited & also Liberty of Egress and regress thro Glovers Alley & the Passage leading to the Sugar House ... to hold to William DEAKEN etc from 29^th Sept for 59 years at rent of £27 .10 above Taxes lease as often as Richard JACKSON or any Person or Persons in Trust for him who obtains a renewal or new lease from the Vicars Choralls of St. Patricks Church Dublin or their Successor … yearly rent of £27.10 ...£520  of the fine & Increase rent the whole of such fine and increase Rent in 1667 …WITNESS: John DEAKEN City of Dublin, Gent & Gilbert ALLASON  Thomas CONWAY Servant to William DEAKEN. NOTE: This is the Richard JACKSON of Forkhill. JACKSONs of Coleraine

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JACKSON-NOWLAN Book Index 1730-1745

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Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. Grant to Denis NOWLAN of said city victualler, land formerly in possession of David OLIVER Sawyer, dec’d ... on the North side of King Street near Stephens Green. Together with the yard behind the same and the back house thereon in depth from front to rere 86’8” in front 16’ and in the rear 15’ 7” bounded on east with house formerly in possession of Timothy LYNCH Dairyman deceased and also formerly in possession of John LAMB Dairy man also deceased on the west with Mr. John WORTHINGTONs holding and on north with the Kings pavement on the south with the Ground late William DEACONs

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Btw Richard JACKSON Esq. of City of Dublin of 1 pt & John BALLANGE of City of Dublin Merchant of the other …house messuage or tenement South Side of King Street near St. Stephens Green formerly in the possession of ___ TERRENCE,  deceased containing the yard behind the same containing in depth from front to rere abt 86’;  in front 20’ 10” and is in rere 20’ 4” bounded on the East with the house lately in possession of Samuel HOPE on the west with the house late in possession of William HUDDLESTON on the north with the Kings pavement and on the south with the ground lately in possession of DEACON with Liberty to John BALLANGE.to bring his heavy goods to his warehouse through the Gateway under the house … WITNESS Gorges Edmund HOWARD of City of Dublin Gent, & Peter BARRE of same City merchant. NOTE: Gorges Edmund HOWARD (1715-1786) was a 1^st cousin once removed of Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill, Co. Armagh. SEE: Jacksons of Coleraine.

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Referred to in Mem# 92148 – her sister-in-law was Elizabeth JACKSON.

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Whereby John COOPER of Town of Carlow Co. Carlow Esq. in consid of £150 paid by Martha JACKSON of Dublin widow did grant all that piece or parcel of land situate on the West Side of St. Stephens Green in suburbs of City of Dublin in breadth from South to North 22’ and in Depth from East to West about 160’ bounded on the East to the pavement between said Ground and said Green west with Waste Ground North with a house formerly in possession of Arthur BUSH Esq. & South with other Ground formerly belonging to William ASTON of Dublin Merchant together with all houses & Buildings and Improvement to hold to the said Martha JACKSON her executors, assigns for the residue of a term of 120 years of said Premises granted from said William ASTON in said deed recited subject to a proviso of redemption WITNESS: Petre DESINARDS of Dublin Jeweller & Henry STERNE of same Gent NOTE: I do not yet know where she fits in.

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Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Humphry BUTLER of City of Dublin Gent of the other. Piece of plot on south side of Kings St. in City of Dublin late in possession of William HUDDLESTON. Containing in front 25’5’ and in rere 23’ and in depth 21’10” on which there is now erected a dwelling house bounded on the east by John BALLANGEs on the west by Widow SAURIN on the north by the Kings pavement and on south by concerns now in possession of John SWEETMAN…. For BUTLER to hold for term of 50 years for rent of £6 yearly. [Richard JACKSON has this as a sub-lease from Vicars Choral of St, Patricks]. WITNESS: George Edmond HOWARD Esq.& John SWEETMAN of City of Dublin, Brewer. NOTE: Gorges Edmund HOWARD (1715-1786) was a 1^st cousin once removed of Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill, Co. Armagh. SEE: Jacksons of Coleraine.

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KAVENAGH 1746-1758

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Assignment of Mtg from John COOPER Town of Carlow, Co. Carlow Esq.  to Martha JACKSON of City of Dublin widow of a piece of ground on West side of Stephens Green, City of Dublin & all houses and improvements for remainder of term of 21 years reciting from William ASTON Merchant to Peter COMBERCROSS at yearly rent of £4.12 redeemable on payment of £150 which said assignment of M^t GAGE the said Martha JACKSON  & John COOPER for several considerations assigned to Gerald KAVENAGH Coachmaker of City of Dublin reference Book 128 page 28 Number 86904 WITNESS: Elizabeth JACKSON sister-in-law to Martha JACKSON & William DUVALL Public Notary. NOTE: I do not yet know where she fits in.

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DAWSON, John-KIRKPATRICK 1746-1758
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BTW John DAWSON of Dublin, Banker & Martin  KIRKPATRICK, watchmaker of Dublin. Whereby John DAWSON demised to Martin KIRKPATRICK land on North side of Stephens Green St Dublin containing in breadth in front of said St 26’4’ and in breadth in rere 21’ 2”  and in depth from front to rere on the West side 80’ 9” & on the East side from the said front down to a break of 8’9” 32’ and from the said break to the rere 47’ 6”… bounded on the East partly by the holdings of Alexander McDANIEL & Partly to the holding of Mr. GRAHAM both held under said John DAWSON on the West to a lot of ground demised to said John DAWSON to the said Martin KIRKPATRICK on the North to the Rere or back of Fade Street, on the South to the Kings Pavement. TO hold for 99 years at £8 annually. WITNESS: Richard THWAITE Clerk to Benjamin JOHNSTON Public Notary in City of Dublin & by said Benjamin JOHNSTON. John DAWSON [SEAL]. NOTE: The mention of Fade Street confuses me. It runs between Great Georges and Drury St. Perhaps Chatham Street was once called Fade Street.

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1750 Dec 4

WORTHINGTON

Lease whereby Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq leased to John WORTHINGTON, City of Dublin Carpenter, piece of land whereon are built two front dwelling houses and one back house on South side of Kings Street near Stephens Green containing in front to King Street 38’ from front to rere 88’ bounded on East by McNOWLAND, on the west to a house belonging to Richard JACKSON on the south to McSWEETMAN’s Malt House and North to the Kings pavement … yearly rent of 9 pounds WITNESS: William JACKSON City of Dublin, Gent.& Matthew BOURKE servant to Gorges Edmund HOWARD of City of Dublin Esq.. Mem WITNESS: William JACKSON of City of Dublin & Chapn HUDDLESTON See: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Co. Armagh Esq. demised to Jane BLOSSETT of Dublin widow, all that house or townland wherein Mrs. Margaret [SORIN?] then lately dwelt bounding east to a House built by Mr. SWEETMAN & West to the house known by the sign of the Black Lyon on south side of Kings Street near St. Stephens Green for 3I years at yearly rent of £.12 with a clause of surrender every 3^rd year giving 6 months notice… WITNESS: Charlotte CRAMEKE of Dublin spinster & Julia BLOSSETT daughter of Jane BLOSSETT & Jane BLOSSETT

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Btw Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & John GEARY of City of Dublin Dairyman of the other… land on south side ot Kings Street 20’ in depth; front to rere 88’ and in rere 27’. Bounded on north by Kings Street on the west to Mr. NOWLANDs holding, on the east to holding of John GEARY, & on the south to Mr. DEACONs holding for term of 48 years for rent of 8 pounds. WITNESS: William JACKSON & Joseph WADDY clerks to Gorges HOWARD of Dublin Esq.& Benjamin PEMBERTON of City of Dublin Bricklayer.Memorial witness: Benjamin PEMBERTON & Charles MEARES of Dublin Gent. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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Btw Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & John GEARY of City of Dublin Dairyman of the other… land on south side ot Kings Street cont in the front to Kings street 23’ 9”; in depth from front to rere 116’;  & in rere 41’ 6” …. JACKSONs of Coleraine

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1754 Feb 1

NOWLAN

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between Richard JACKSON of the city of Dublin Esquire. Demised to Dennis NOWLAN of city of Dublin victory over the dwellinghouse Situate on the South side of Kings Street near St Stephens Green in the suburbs of the city of Dublin late in possession of Sarah DOHERTY deceased with easement behind the same late in the possession of John DODD deceased with yard and house of East of the said premises belonging containing in depth from front to rear 88’4” in front 19’4” and in the rear 22’4” bounded on the East with John WORTHINGTON’s holding on the West, with Samuel HOPEs holding on the South with John SWEETMAN’s holding and on the North with the Kings pavement. Lease of 29 years yearly rent of £10. WITNESS: John BYRNE, Carpenter, and William JACKSON, gent, both of the city of Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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WORTHINGTON

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Btw Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & John WORTHINGTON City of Dublin Carpenter of the other part reciting lease 4 Dec 1750 demised to WORTHINGTON piece of land on which are built two front buildings and one Back House situate on South side of Kings Street near Stephens Green for 51 years for rent of £9… Richard JACKSON did for the consideration mentioned for himself his administrators and executors did agree to and with WORTHINGTON … in Trust should obtain from Vicars Choral of St. Patricks Dublin under whom the said Richard JACKSON ,,, renewal of lease  … deed of renewal WITNESS: William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent & Maurice KAVENAGH Clerk to  Gorges Edmund HOWARD.  SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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Vicars Choral of St. Patrick – JACKSON

Patrick ROCK -JACKSON 1730-

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Lease btw Vicars Choral of St. Patrick of the 1 pt & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge Co Armagh  Esq of the other demised to Richard JACKSON parcel of land on south side of King Street near Stephens Green als Hoggins Green in Parish of St. Peters near the City of Dublin bounded on the West of the lands belonging to the Dean of Christ church Dublin, and containing 285 feet on the North to the Kings pavement and containing 250 feet on the East to the rear of the holdings on the West side of St Stephen Green aforesaid and containing 306 feet on the fourth to Rapparee Alley and containing 212 feet more or less on which premis several houses or tenements are built with the appurtenances. To hold unto the said Richard JACKSON, his executors, administrators and assigns from the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel then last past for threescore years at the yearly rent of £16 sixpence.. WITNESSES: Samuel AIKEN of City of Dublin Gent & William SAUNDERSON servant to Francis WHITE of Redhills, Co Cavan Esq. NOTE: Rapparee Alley was later called Glovers Alley.

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1772 May 9

BUTLER Book Index 1768-1776

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Btw Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Jane BUTLER relict of Humphrey BUTLER of City of Dublin Gent deceased of other pt…. demised plot of land on south side of Kings street formerly in possession of William HUDDLESTON containing in front 25’ and in rere 23’ and in depth 71’ and on which land is a Dwelling House bounded on the East by Widow BALLANGE’s concerns and on the west by the Concerns possessed by Patrick ROONEY and enjoyed by said Humphrey BUTLER in his life time … and now by Jane BUTLER … term 53 years ren £6.5.9 WITNESS William JACKSON attorney & Hugh ROBINET attorney. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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1772 May 11

GEARY Book Index 1768-1776

Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge Co Armagh Esq. of 1^st pt & John GEARY of Merri[?] Co Dublin Farmer.  Yearly lease of parcel of ground on south side of Kings Street City of Dublin now in possession of John GEARY abt 20’ in front & 88’ to rere.. bounded on the north by Kings St.. WITNESS: William JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent. & Daniel O’NEIL servant to said Richard JACKSON. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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1775 Dec 4

JACKSON-SHERLOCK Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,

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Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge, Co Armagh Esq demised to Thomas SHERLOCK, Brewer land in Glovers Alley near Stephens Green, City of Dublin adjoining the Gateway late John SWEETMAN’s now of Thomas SHERLOCK containing in front 54 ½’ and back to the Angle of the Malt House as of right belongs to Richard JACKSON … for 31 years rent of £3.8.3 witness Edward TIPPING of Mounthill, , Co Armagh, Esq. & Jackson WRAY son of Jackson WRAY of Ballycastle Co Antrim Esq & William JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent JACKSONs of Coleraine.

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1776 Mar 27

GEARY Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill Lodge

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Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge Co Armagh Esq set to John GEARY of Merion Co Dublin, tanner Dwelling House Messuage Tenement Yard or Back House then formerly in possession of Caleb GOULD deceased and then late in possession of Dennis NOWLAN deceased and his representatives  and also all that dwelling house messuage or tenement  then formerly in possession of Daniel OLIVER deceased then late in possession of the said Denis NOWLAN … bounded on the east by other land demised by said Richard JACKSON to said John GEARY on the West by John WORTHINGTON’s then late holding south by other ground then in possession of John GEARY and on the north with Kings Pavement … situate on the south side of Kings St near St Stephens Green Co & City of Dublin front 29’ 8” and in depth 88’ … term of 48 years rent £18… WITNESS: Ralph MEREDITH of City of Dublin Notary Public & William CHAYLOR SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

JACKSON-. Names Index 1813-1815

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BTW Elizabeth VILLIERS als JACKSON wife of John VILLIERS, City of Dublin, Esq. of 1^st pt. George TUTHILL of City of Dublin & Jeremiah TUTHILL of City of Limerick Esq of 2^nd pt … £2,000 … land on East side of Stephens Green in Co. of City of Dublin containing in breadth in the front to Stephens Green 35’ in depth from front to rere in the South side 202’ 9” & in breadth on the North Side 179’ with the House & Offices & other improvements built thereon bordered on the North by the house & holding formerly in the possession of William DUANNE Esq on the South by the holding formerly in possession of George Pau MONK Esq. on the East buy a lane called Stable Lane on the West by Stephens Green .. reciting lease 18 Nov 1772 made btw Gustave HUME of the one pt & Henry GORE afterwards Lord Baron Annally of the 2^nd pt.  … trustees 20 Apr 1811 or by virtue of any appointment to be made by said Elizabeth VILLIERS … £2,000 and House & Premises at Stephens Green … her four younger sons … WITNESS: Devonshire JACKSON & Edward SAYERS of City of Dublin Esq & Christopher TUTHILL Lieut. in his Majesty’s Navy and Joseph Devonshire JACKSON William BURROUGHS of City of Dublin solicitors. … Elizabeth VILLIERS [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington.

NOTE: This was a 5 pg deed and I have not yet made sense of all of it. It recited the will of Edward VILLIERS.

NOTE: Joseph Devonshire JACKSON, was the son of Strettell JACKSON. His sister, Anna Strettell JACKSON married John TUTHILL whose father, George TUTHILL took on VILLIERS name as a result of his uncle Edward VILLIERS.

NOTE: Joseph Devonshire JACKSON, was the son of Strettell JACKSON. His sister, Anna Strettell JACKSON married John TUTHILL whose father, George TUTHILL took on VILLIERS name as a result of his uncle Edward VILLIERS. Edward VILLIERS’s  connection to the JACKSONs is as follows:

 1 John Villiers

........ 2 Dorothea Villiers b: in of Ballinabolie, Co. Kilkenny d: 03 Jun 1784 +George Tuthill b: 25 May 1693 in Youghall, Co. Cork, Ireland d: 13 Mar 1771 in Faha, Co. Limerick, Ireland m: 09 Nov 1740

.................. 3 John Tuthill b: 01 Jan 1743/44 in Faha, Co. Limerick, Ireland d: 20 Jul 1814 in 50 Stephens Green, Dublin. Ireland +Elizabeth Jackson b: Abt. 1750 in of Fanningstown, Co. Limerick, Ireland d: 16 May 1826 in 50 Stephens Green, Dublin. Ireland m: 29 Dec 1769

............................. 4 George Tuthill b: 14 Feb 1771 in Kilmore d: 11 Aug 1842 in 14 Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin

................................. +Catherine Langley b: 1772 in Lisnamrock, Co. Tipperary d: 25 Mar 1854 in 2 Salem Place, Dublin m: 23 Feb 1792 in Killenaule, Co. Tipperary

.................................... 5   John Tuthill b: 03 Jun 1793 in Lisnamrock Castle d: 13 Feb 1876 in Birr, Kings Co., Ireland +Anna Strettell Jackson b: 1793 in Cork d: 20 Mar 1844 in Rapla, Co. Tipperary m: 12 May 1815 in St. Peters, Dublin  *2nd Wife of John Tuthill:   +Margaret Lloyd b: 10 Mar 1812 in Clare St., Dublin, Ireland d: 21 Dec 1895 m: 15 Dec 1846 in St. Peters, Dublin, Ireland

............................. 4 Thomas Edward Villiers Tuthill b: 09 Jul 1783 d: 1859

................................. +Anne Stack

........ 2 Edward Villiers b: in of Kilpeacon

JACKSON, Allan – BONSOL, John
St. Stevens Green, City of Dublin, Parish of St. Peter

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BTW John HAMILTON of Old Mount Pleasant Co. Dublin Builder and Alan JACKSON of Rathgar Co. Dublin Painter and Glazier of 1 pt; Jacob Jackson LUNN of Stephens Green City of Dublin Painter and paper Stainer of 2^nd pt & John Ainsley BONSALL of Clanbrazill St. Co. Dublin Gent of 3^rd pt.. reciting lease 10 Jun 1828 Edward Richard COLLES demised to George MILLIKEN house and tenement #133 on West side of St. Stephen’s Green in City of Dublin … in Parish St. Stephen …