2023 Book of Deeds 151 to 249
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100940 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1751 Nov 27 |
BOLTON-COCKING NOTE: This Thomas JACKSON (1680-1751) had 3 known children – if there were more, he is the right vintage to be the father of George JACKSON (1718-1782) of Urker who I continue to seek. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
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178 |
10094 |
BROWN |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
DOLLARD-BROWN Book 45 (1739-1810) Enagh lease between John POLLARD of Glasslough, Co Monaghan gent of the one part and Thomas BROWN of Enagh in said County, farmer. Leasing 20 acres, two roods and four perches for the lives of the said Thomas BROWN (Viz), John MAXWELL, third son of the Reverend John MAXWELL, of Falkland said County, Clerk, and James BLACK, eldest son of William BLACK of Legacorry. Rent to Robert Leslie. Also to enjoy a share of turf bog of about 1 ½ acres in Mullaghbrack. WITNESS: James JOHNSTON, merchant, Nicholas JEFFORD, Mariner bailiff and by John GIBSON Litteratt all of Glasslough. Memorial WITNESS: James JOHNSTON & William JOHNSTON, of Glasslough. Apothecary. |
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101292 |
STEEL |
Armagh |
1751 Mar 25 |
Thomas STEEL – TOOL BTW Thomas STEELE of City of Dublin merchant demised to John TOOLE of City of Dublin demised warehouse then enjoyed by Mr. Thomas PRESTEN at the South end of Yorkminster Yard leading from Smock Alley and also warehouse on the East Side of said yard and likewise two rooms built over the late Francis RUSSELLs kitchen adjoining the warehouse… WITNESS: William CARRICK City of Dublin Cooper & Richard KEATING of City of Dublin Carpenter. |
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101350 |
GORE, Arthur |
Mayo |
1739 Oct 5 |
BTW Morgan VAUGHAN of Carrowmore Co. Mayo Esq. and Mathew VAUGHAN his eldest son and heir of 1st pt. Sir Arthur GORE of Newtown Co. Mayo & Annesley GORE his 2nd son of the 2nd pt & Mathew ORMSBY of Dromore Co. Sligo Esq of the 3rd pt. … townlands of ¼ Carrowatrayley 1/4 Ballyhernan one quarter Carrowmore ¼ ¼ Derrinamuck ¼ Gortskibolo and ¼ Ballydarig ¼ Coray ¼ Ballybegg in Barony Tirawley Co. Mayo … sums to Francis BLAKE Peter MATURINE and Francis PALMER WITNESS: Terence FEGEN of City of Dublin servant John THEWLES of City of Dublin Gent. Mathew VAUGHAN [SEAL]. |
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101506 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Cork |
1751 May 13 |
ALLEN Lease between Peter JACKSON formerly of City of Cork, but now of Bristol, sugar Baker of the one part and John ALLEN of the City of Cork, Clothier. Land known as Dahills in the South suburbs of the City of Cork. Witnesses: Francis RANDALL of the city of Bristol and John MAGEE of the city of Cork, Mariner |
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34 |
100604 |
GORE, Elizabeth |
Kilkenny |
1751 Oct 30 |
BTW Ralph GORE of Barrowmount Co. Kilkenny Esq. & Elizabeth GORE otherwise GORGES wife of Ralph GORE of the 1 pt; Charles DOYLE of Bramblestown Co. Kilkenny Gent of other pt. … reciting marriage agreement in ROD 130-221-88704 made in 1748 … |
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100921 |
MAULEVERER |
Dublin Derry Coleraine Tyrone |
1751 Jun 11 |
ANNESLEY, Wm-MAULEVERER 1746-1751 BTW William ANNESLEY and William SCOTT both of City of Dublin Esq. of 1st pt; Henry CARY of Dungiven [Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] Co. Londonderry Esq. of 2nd; Thomas NEWBOURGH of Ballyhays [NOTE: There are two Electoral Districts: 24 townlands in Ballyhaise & 4 townlands in Ballyhaise] Co. Cavan Esq and Martha NEWBOROUGH otherwise CARY his wife, one of the daughters of Henry CARY of 3rd pt & Revd Bellingham MAULEVERER of Maghera [Parish Maghera ] Co. Londonderry Clerk of 4th pt. £1,500 pd on intermarriage of Edward CARY Esq. eldest son of Henry CARY with Honorable Jane BERESFORD … Granted to Bellingham MAULEVERER All that Mannor of Phillipar [??] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine & Tyrone in province of Ulster … being part of said Mannor (that is to say) the late Dissolved Abby Monastery or Religious house of Dungiven [Dungiven] in Barony Kenouoght [Keenaght] in Co. Londonderry … fraternity of Skinners London and also Castle Town [??] and lands of Dungiven [Dungiven] alias Mahoriboy [Magheraboy, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] Nonbeg [Nonebegg als Owenbegg [Owenbeg, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght],being one Ballynoe of land Strahanshmore Ballymulgo [??] being one Ballyboe of Land & Ballielassen [??] being one Balliboe of land Lestaheloge [??] being one Quarter Balliboe of Land Machriboy [possibly Magheraboy Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], being one Ballyboe of land in Barony Kenaught In co. Londonderry alia Coleraine … also Lacha [Lackagh, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght,] being one Balliboe of Land Ballymonyles [possibly Ballymonan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght,] being one Balliboe of Land Killerseagh [??] being one Balliba of land Derryware [Derryware, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght],being one Ballyboe of Land Shregony [possibly Scriggan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of land Derryduff [Derryduff, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], being one Balliboe of land Nahasson possibly Hass, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of land Brihey [Brishey, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of Land Terrivolen [possibly Tirgoland, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balluboe of land & Ballycohill [??] being one Balliboe of land Ballymackever [Ballymakeever, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], being one Ballyboe of land all in Territory Ballieeehassan [??] in Barony Kenaugh within Co. Londonderry als Coleraine & also Clatgore Gortge [possibly Cluntygeeragh (Cluainte cCaorach), Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], being one Balliboe of Land Carn [Carn, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of Land Cashell [Cashel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght],being one Balliboe of Land Boville [Boviel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of Land Croweback [??] being one Balliboe of Land in Territory half Balliebeltoe or portion of land known as Benadi [Benady in Townland Cashel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght],in Barony Kenagh in Co. Londonderry alias Collrane … & Fineame [Fincarn, Parish Banagher (Keenaght portion), Barony Keenaght], being one Balliboe of Land Gallard [possibly Gallany, Parish Banagher (Keenaght portion), Barony Keenaght] being one Balliboe of Land Tulladan [??] being one Balliboe of Land in Territory Balliebelloe or portion of Land known as Ballyahare [possibly Ballynahery, Parish Drumachose, Barony Keenagh] in Barony Kenaught … Tully [Tully, Parish Tamlaght-finlagan, Barony Keenaght,] being one Balliboe of Land Tanduffe [??] being one Ballyboe of Land Ardgreven [possibly Ardgarvan, Parish Drumachose, Barony Keenagh] being one Ballboe of Land Moycashell [??] being one Balliboe of Land Gortnersheath [??] being one Balliboe of Land Ballickillahan [??] being one Balliboe of Land Cloghoge [Cloghog, Parish Derryloran (Derry portion), Barony Loughinsholin] being one Balliboe of Land all in Territory Ballilbettoe or portion of Land commonly known as Croshalt within Barony Annagh [now called Tirkeeran] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine … Brackinoy [possibly Brackfield, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land Kilcaran [probably Kilcaltan, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of land Gortnerane [Gortnaran, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land … land commonly known as Balliemackgahny [Ballymaclanigan, Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] in Barony Anaght [now called Tirkeeran] Co. Londonderry & also Lisbany [Lisbunny, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land Salleboyle [Sallowilly (Salach-baile), Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land Altahoney [Altaghoney, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land in Territory Balliebeltoe or portion of Land called Altdaurannell [??] in Barony Annaght [now called Tirkeeran] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine … and also Balliedanegan [Ballydonegan, Parish Banagher (Tirkeeran portion), Barony Tirkeeran], being one Balliboe of Land Tanniahean [??] being one Balliboe of Land Coolmoney [possibly Coolnamonan Parish Banagher (Tirkeeran portion), Barony Tirkeeran], being one Balliboe of Land in Territory of Ballibeltoe [??] or portion of Land called or known by the name of Ballienaltan [possibly Ballyartan, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], in Barony Annaght [now called Tirkeeran] … Gortnahan [probably Gortnaran, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being one Balliboe of Land in territory of Balliofogar [??] in Barony Annaght [now called Tirkeeran] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine & also Dromlirge [??] being one Balliboe of Land Shrahsmore [probably Strawmore, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin], Latiniskey [??] being one Balliboe of Land Mallinavotts [??] being one Balliboe of Land Droard [??] and Money Gorgan [??] being one Balliboe of Land Dodgilduffe [??] being one Balliboe of Land Ballienahanbegg [??] being one Balliebeg of Land Ballyclappye [possibly Ballyclaber, Parish Coleraine, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] being one Balliboe of Land Shradrongalga [possibly Shregeny als aforesaid Serigan - Scriggan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght being one Balliboe of Land Tullatima [??] being one Balliboe of land Brackalion Morley [??] being one Balliboe of Land in Territory Balliebeltoe or portion of land known by name Ballienemetagh [??] in Barony Loughlinsholin [Loughinsholin] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine or Tyrone in Provincce of Ulster … contained in portion of Master and Wardens of the Guild or Fraternity aforesaid (Number twelve) according to their Lott or Division drawn at Guildhall in City Londondon December 1613 based on survey by Archibald STEWART of Kingdom of Ireland and Phillip JACKSON of London surveyors 1740 and are as follows Lackagh [Lackagh , Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght,] 390a Ballykellaghan West 100a 3r Ditto East 181a 3r [possibly Ballykelly and/or Ballykelly Level (Intake), Parish Tamlaght-finlagan, Barony Keenaght] Gortneskea [probably Gortnaskey, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 285a 2r Glenlough [Glenlough, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 409a Cooldoig upper [probably Kildoag, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] 284a 2r Ditto lower 196a Ardgrewen Upper 155a 1r Ditto Lower [possibly Ardgarvan or more likely Ardground, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] 153a 2r Tonduff [possibly Tamlaghtduff Brown or Tamlaghtduff Jennings] 302a Tully als Legathory [Legaghory, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] 276a Braefield 201a 2r Lettermyer [Lettermire, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] 121a 3r Kileatan Upper 103a 2r Ditto Lower [probably Kilcaltan, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] 51a 3r Gortnerane [Gortnaran, Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 162a 3r Lisbuny [Lisbunny, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 540a 2r Altehoney [Altaghoney, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 489a 2r Sallaghboaly [Sallowilly, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 253 2r Ling [Ling, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] 276a Carnanbane [either Carnanbane, Parish of Learmount (Tirkeeran portion), in the Barony of Tirkeeran and/or Carnanbane, Parish of Banagher (Keenaght portion), in the Barony of Keenaght] 154a 2r Laughtilube [??] 233a Coolnamonan [Coolnamonan, Parish Banagher (Tirkeeran portion), Barony Tirkeeran] 220a Ballydonogan [Ballydonegan, Parish Banagher (Tirkeeran portion), Barony Tirkeeran] 641a Tamniahagan [Tamnyagan, Parish Banagher (Tirkeeran portion), Barony Tirkeeran] 220a 2r in Barony Anaght [now called Tirkeeran] in Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine Tullygoan [??] 209a 2r Tincarn [??] 108a 2r Gallinagh [??] & Moygerive [??] 202a2r Ovill [Ovil, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] 384a Ballygoddan 146a Owenbegg [Owenbeg, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] 283a Dungiven [Dungiven, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] including Ballycaslem [probably Ballymacallion, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] & Balliemollie [possibly Ballymonan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] 227a 2r Killterfeagh [??] 88a 2r Hass [Hass, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] 155a Lackagh [probably Lackagh, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] 205a 2r Derryware [Derryware, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], & Ballyohellan [??] 212a 3r Serigan [??] 153a 2r Ballymacever [Ballymakeever, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], and Deryduff [Derryduff, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 187a 3r Tiergolan [Tirgoland, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], Ballyhanet [??] 262a Brisha [Brishey, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 240a Curagh Lane [Curraghlane, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 208a Ballymonan [Ballymonan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 211a Magherabeg [Magheraboy, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 202a Lisnakilloge alias Westeravebarkey [[?? possibly near Crabarkey] 266a Crevebarkey [Crabarkey, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 185a 1r Cashell [Cashel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 226a Bovill [Boviel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 299a Carne [Carn, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 604a 2r Mountain of Tiergolan [Tirgoland, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 552a 2r Aslamaduff [Ashlamaduff, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 496a Edenticall [Eden (Eadan Tighe Cathail), Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], Mountain of Bovill [possibly Boviel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 898a Mountain of Cashell [possibly Cashel, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 1179a Clontegeragh [Cluntygeeragh, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], 2300a Glenshane [Glenshane, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght],1282a in Baron Keenagh Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine Drumderigg [Drumderg, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin], 546a Glengomna [Glengomna, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin], 620a Carveragh [Cavanreagh, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] alias East Glengomna 313a part of Glengomna [Glengomna, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] held with Labby 68a 2r Labby [Labby, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 302a Brackagh [Brackagh, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 196a Cloghfin [Cloughfin, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 207a 2r alias Shadrumgalgan [??] 263a Dezert [Disert, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 247a Doon Upper [Doon, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 193a 2r Shamore Upper [Strawmore, or Straw, or Straw Mountain, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 118a Ditto Lower 97a Shaneghey part of Stramore [Strawmore, or Straw, or Straw Mountain, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 104a Tonagh [Tonaght, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 188a Drumard [Drumard, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 523a Mullanawoe Upper [probably Mulnavoo, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 56a Ditto Lower 69a 2r Drumdoe [possibly Drumderg, Parish Ballynascreen, Barony Loughinsholin] 50a 2r in Barony Loughlinshillin Co. Londonderry alias Coleraine or Tyrone all premises before mentioned contain 20,507a 1r except several lands of Nonebegg als Owenbegg [Owenbeg, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], Lackah als Lackagh [Lackagh, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], Shregeny als aforesaid Serigan [Scriggan, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], Derryware [Derryware, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght], als Upper Derrywead & Lower Derrywead [??] Gortnecrane als Gortnerane [Gortnaran, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Kilterane als Kileatan [possibly Kilcaltan, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] Lettermoyer als Lettermoyre [Lettermire, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] Ling [Ling, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Ballykeallaghan als Ballycallagha [Ballycallaghan, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Gortneskeash als Gortnasky [Gortnaskey (Gort-na-sceach), Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Tonduff [Toneduff, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Glenlough [Glenlough, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Altahoney [Altaghoney, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Brackfield [Brackfield, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] Tully alias Legacorn [probably Legaghory Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Ardregiven [probably Ardground (Ard-grian), Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Upper & Lower Cooldoig als Culdoige [probably Kildoag (Coill-Dubhog), Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Lackagh [Lackagh, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Lisbane alias Lisbune [??] Kilalooy [Killaloo, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran], Tomkins freehold commonly called Ballymullins [??] Dunedy [Dunady, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran], Ballyarton [Ballyartan, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran or Ballyartan, Parish Coleraine, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] & Lettermuck [Lettermuck, Parish Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran] being part of portion of Pilipar [??] held by Lease from Masters and Wardens of Guild or Fraternity of Skinners London to hold to Bellingham MAULEVERER his heirs … for natural lives of Henry CARY, Edward CARY & Frederick CARY Hamilton [CARY?] sons of Henry CARY … demised to aid Henry CARY by Lease from Lord Arch Bishop of Armagh in said recited deed … further witnessed that Thomas NEWBOROUGH and Martha his wife for consideration granted to Bellingham MAULEVERER … WITNESS: Mervyn FANNING & James MAULEVERER son of Bellingham MAULEVERER. Henry CARY [SEAL] NOTE: Bellingham MAULEVERER was a brother of Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER (abt 1811-1850), the land agent murdered in Co. Armagh. Edward CARY, son of Henry CARY, lived at Dungiven Castle, Dungiven, Co. Londonderry. On Aug 10, 1743, he married Jane BERESFORD (1720-1792) dau of Marcus BERESFORD (1694-1763) and Catherine POWER. |
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101036 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim Dublin |
1751 Nov 28 |
McCULLOCH Jas to EDGERTON 1746-1758 Lease made between Henry MITCHELL of the city of Dublin Esquire, of the first part and James McCULLOGH of Piedmount, County Antrim, Esquire. Of the second part. Thomas Edgerton of Drogheda, County Louth of the third part. … list of townlands transferred in Barony of Toome Co Antrim for £2000 for the lives of James McCULLOGH. William McCULLOGH and Thomas TIPPING. WITNESS: Robert King, and Samuel KATHRENS both the city of Dublin gent. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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138 |
101078 |
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Queens Dublin |
1751 Jul 13 |
Bernard BROWNE of Ballynakill Queens County, gent, inconsiderate relation of £19.18.4 granted to Gorges Edmond HOWARD of city of Dublin, gent, two yellow cows one black mare… Four poster bed, chairs, table and other assorted … WITNESSES: Thomas FITZGERALD and William JACKSON both of the city of Dublin gent |
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318 |
101899 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1750 Feb 2 |
WALKER Between the Vicars Choral of St Patrick’s Church, Dublin of the one part and Sarah WALKER, of City of Dublin widow of the other part Recited deed 15 Jan 1710 Caleb SMALLEY late of Kevin St. Merchant deceased after £120 demised to Sarah WALKER ground formerly an orchard or garden in Upper & Lower Kevin St. lands on Lower Kevins Street on front to street 96’, west on Lower St. Kevins St 141’ North with Mr. BORRs hoding 107’, on the east to ground held by Archibishop of Dublin, Mr BORR, Mr. FLMING 193’ … executed by the Cathedral Church of St. Patricks to wit John MASON, William JONES, William TAVERNER, John JACKSON, John PHIPPS, James BAILY, Joseph WARD, James COLGAN Richard BREADWAY, Robert HAIL |
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101971 |
NOBLE, Adam |
Monaghan Armagh |
1752 Feb 4 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE Ballymacowen 1739-1810 Richard GRAHAM of Cullmaine Co. Monaghan Esq. leased to Adam NOBLE of Longfield Co. Monaghan Gent all the holding now in possession of Adam NOBLE formerly enjoyed by Phelemy O.NEILL Hugh KELLY and partners being part of Ballymacowen [possibly Ballymacawley (Baile Mhic Ceallaigh) Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], In Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh. …. WITNESS: Brabazon NOBLE Town & Co. Monaghan Gent & Robert FOX servant to Richard GRAHAM & Thomas NOBLE. |
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101312 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings |
1745 Oct 9 |
JACKSON NOTE: Initially I had it as #104312 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: I still need to unpuzzle some of these JACKSONs – they start with Robert JACKSON, quarter-master (bef 1716-1743). SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran |
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100405 |
DOBBIN |
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1739-1810 |
LORD CHARLEMOUNT-DOBBIN Altakirk NOTE: These numbers are way off. This volume starts with #101133. |
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152 |
102033 |
JOHNSTON |
Down Armagh |
1750 Jul 19
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Long deed - Richard JOHNSTON of Gilford Co. Down. Many names and places…. Rev Dr. John KEARNY of Loughgilly, Co. Armagh Charles STEWART of Madden Court, Co. Armagh Gent Sole [Adinor] of Captain John STEWART late of Lisglin [Lisglynn, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh deceased. |
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102332 |
JACKSON, Richard |
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1752 Feb 1 |
HOWARD: Source: Names Index. BTW Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Gorges Edward HOWARD of City of Dublin Esq. of the other pt Reciting that several parcels of ground and houses included in decree of a Hugh Court of Chancery set up to sale by William COOPER one of the Masters of said Court on North side of Christ Church Yard in Co. Dublin together with three houses built and erected theron and in possession and occupation of Rev. Mr. Samuel HOLT and his undertenants subject to interest of Robert SAVAGE of City of Dublin Cordwainer. All that piece or parcel of ground on West side of Fishamble Street in City of Dublin containing in front to East to said street 23’ 5” and running backwards to Westward to rear of Rose Alley bonded on the North to land belonging to Henry SEGRAVE Esq & on the South to Land belonging to John BAGGOT Esq. together with three houses built now called Virginia Court formerly in possession of Teresa MAGLEW widow and afterwards in possession of representatives of William HAYES Esq. subject to interest of Nicholas FERRELL of City of Dublin Baker … details of Court Case. … Richard JACKSON had executed unto Gorges Edmund HOWARD his Bond with Warrant of Attorney for confessing Judgement theron of penalty of £1,800 … WITNESS: William JACKSON Chapw HUDDLETON NOTE: Gorges Edmund HOWARD Esq was a son of Capt Francis HOWARD & Elizabeth JACKSON. She was a daughter of Capt William JACKSON ( bet 1665-1668 – 1712) and Elizabeth GORGES. It is likely that the Richard JACKSON here was Sir Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill Lodge, the first cousin once removed of Gorges Edmund HOWARD:. It is extremely likely that the land was part of the inheritance of Samuel JACKSON (1641-1706). See his will: 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON |
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102395 |
ECHLIN |
Kildare |
1752 Mar 20 |
ANNESLEY, Dame Mary-ECHLIN 1746-1751 BTW Sir Robert ECHLIN of Rush, Co. Dublin Bart grandson of Henry ECHLIN knight & Bart deceased of 1 pt. Dame Mary ENNESLEY otherwise LEVINGE otherwise JOHNSTON widow & Richard LEVINGE of Calverston Co. Kildare Esq. only child of Sir Richard LEVINGE Knight & Bart deceased by said Dame Mary of the other pt. … reciting earlier deed … Robert JOHNSTON soon after he died appointed Mary JOHNSTON his wife sole exec. And in her will she left to Dame Mary her daughter … and that Robert JOHNSTON Esq. grandson and heir of Robert JOHNSTON and of rest of children of Richard , Robert JOHNSTON Esq … lands of Calverston, Co. Kildare … Henry MITCHELL … |
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249 |
102607 |
DONALDSON |
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1746-1748 |
CLEMENTS, Nathanial-DONALDSON |
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393 |
103280 |
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Kings |
1752 Apr 18 |
Townland Index 1739-1810-S Image 127 Shinrone pt SMITH-SMITH BTW Thomas SMITH the elder of Shinrone Kings Co. Gent of 1 pt & Thomas SMITH the younger of Shinrone son to said Thomas SMITH. Thomas SMITH the elder in consideration of 20 advanced to him by Joseph BURTON executor of William BURTON Gent deceased granted to Thomas SMITH the younger the Dwelling House in Shinrone & the Plott & Garden belonging to the house Plott or Garden held by John McDANIEL Taylor the Park commonly called RAWLSON’s park & WALKER’s park containing 34a … WITNESS: Joshua SMITH of Shinrone Kings Co. Gent & of Kindall O’BRIEN of Shinrone Gent & John MEARA of Shinrone. Thomas SMTH [SEAL] |
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102525 |
RUTHERFORD |
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1739-1810 (TI Bk 45) |
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102649 |
STEEL, John |
Antrim |
1733 Jun 24 |
STEEL, John-McCULLAGH, Susannah Notes in 2009 diary 1746-1758 Marriage Contract between John STEEL of Kenbelly of one part & Susanna McCULLOGH of other part. WITNESS: John DAVISON of Knockburn[?] malster & George McCULLOGH of Eglish, yeoman, Co. Antrim .... and then April 16, 1752 ... signed and sealed by Susanna McCULLOGH otherwise STEEL, widow and relict of said John STEELE in presence of John DAVISON & James MOORE of Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Gent (reference to High Court of Cahncery in Ireland). SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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94 |
102885 |
JACKSON, David |
Kildare |
1742 Apr 25 |
CHRISTIAN btw Reciting deed re David JACKSON of Huttonread [Huttonread, Parish Oughterard, Barony South Salt ] otherwise Quinsborough [Electoral District Quinsborough (7 townlands)], Co. Kildare & Mary QUINN wife of Thomas QUINN of Huttonread otherwise Quinsborough sold to Bellingham CHRISTIAN of Huttonread Co. Kildare Gent the Mansion House of Huttonread otherwise Quinborough where Thomas QUIN dwelt & also demesne lands containing abt 30a in possession of Thomas QUINN bounded south east by Great Road leading from Dublin to town of Naas together with lease from Thomas QUIN to David JACKSON 25 Sept 1749 for term of 40 years from date which said lease was taken in trust for said Mary QUIN. WITNESS: John CHRISTIAN Esq. & Mathew READ Framer both of Huttonread. Bellingham CHRISTIAN [SEAL]. NOTE: There may be a connection to the marriage in 1726 of an Elizabeth JACKSON & John QUINN. Huttonread straddles the border of Co. Dublin and is not far from Co. Wicklow. |
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152 |
103167 |
JACKSON |
Dublin |
1751 Dec 16 |
Sarah LITTEN-JACKSON PLUNKETT & orse-JACKSON BTW Ann PLUNKETT widow & relict of Plunkett PLUNKETT late of Rathbeat Co. Dublin Esq. deceased of 1 pt. Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq of the other pt. Reciting deed btw William COOPER Esq. Dr. of laws & one of Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland of 1st pt; Ann PLUNKETT of 2nd; Gorges Edmond HOWARD of City of Dublin Gent & Richard JACKSON of 3rd pt; William COOPER of 4th pt; John LELAND Dr. of Divinity Samuel OWENS of City of Dublin & Thomas LITTON of City of Dublin Esq. executors of will of Ralph LELAND Merchant deceased of 5th pt … piece of ground on North side of Christ Church yard in Co. Dublin together with several houses built & erected thereon now in possession of Samuel HOLBRAND his undertenants … annuity pd to Richard JACKSON … WITNESS: Michael SWIFT of City of Dublin Gent & Christopher DEEY of City of Dublin NOTE: There are several deeds following - 103168–103170 - that are connected to the GORGES family. NOTE Samuel JACKSON had property near here on Fishamble until his death in 1706. He had willed it to his nephew Richard JACKSON. 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON Capt. Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) was the eldest son of William JACKSON and Susan BERESFORD. Gorges Edmond HOWARD (1715-1786) was a grandson of Capt. William JACKSON who died abt 1712 and was of Jackson Hall, Coleraine. Richard JACKSON was his grand-uncle. |
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270 |
103632 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1748 Sep 14 |
McCULLOCH Jas to BONES1746-1758 James McCULLOGH of Piedmont, Co. Antrim & James BONES of Clogher. Farmer SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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490 |
104722 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1752 Aug 25 |
McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to McCULLOCH 1746-1758 James McCULLOCH Piedmont, Barony of Toom, Co. Antrim Esq. of 1st pt & William McCULLOCH of Clonkeen, Co. Antrim farmer of 2nd pt. & Thomas EGERTON of Drogheda, Co. Louth Esq & Dorothy Beresford SHAW otherwise McCULLOGH of Antrim, Co. Antrim widow of 3rd pt.Grogan Island otherwise the townland in Ballygrogan SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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491 |
104723 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1750 Aug 24 |
McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to HENDERSON1746-1758 James McCULLOCH Piedmont, Barony of Toom, Co. Antrim Esq. of 1st pt; Rev John HENDERSON of Monerodd Barony Toom, Co Antrim & John McCULLAGH of Antrim, Co. Antrim Gent of 2nd pt; Thomas EDGERTON of Drogheda, Co. Louth Esq & Dorothy Beresford SHAW of Antrim, Co. Antrim widow of the 3rd…. lands of Ballylenulla 1 s, Parish of Dunane… lives of James McCULLOCH & William McCULLOCH grandsons of James McCULLOCH late of Grogan, Co. Antrim… lease taken in trust for the Protestant Dissenters of Parish of Dunean, Co. Antrim WITNESS: John HOGG City of Dublin, Gent & William McCULLOCH of Clonkeen, CO. Antrim farmer. & Hugh NEIL of Antrim Writing Clerk. NOTE: James McCULLOCH (1671-1725 late of Grogan, Co. Antrim. It would seem that the lives of James McCULLOCH (- bef 1781) & William McCULLOCH (abt 1721-1800) are the children of Dorothy Beresford SHAW, wife of William McCULLAGH (1700-1743) of Piedmont SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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491 |
104724 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1752 Aug 25 |
McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to HENDERSON1746-1758 Much as above – but included life of Thomas TIPPING. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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581 |
107073 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to JAY & wife SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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102883 |
Booth-GORE |
Sligo |
1751 Aug 10 |
SOURCE: Crossley’s Abstracts BTW Blashford HUGHS of Ballymuallanny Co. Sligo Esq. trustees in marriage of his sister Rebecca HUGHS to John McDERMOT Gent of 1st pt & said John McDERMOT of 2nd pt & Patrick CRUICE of Pill Lane City of Dublin Linen Draper & Edward SMYTH of City of Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. Reciting … by virtue of a deed from BOOTH-GORE & Mark WHITE Esq. sum of £250 … |
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104 |
103706 |
COULTER, James & James |
Fermanagh |
1743 May 11 |
COULTER, James & COULTER Notes in 2009 diary 1746-1758 Legmacafry, John COULTER of Legmacafry, Co. Fermanagh, Parish of Drumullery make over to James COULTER for 29 years for £1.10 part of Legmacafry. WITNESS: Thomas KILPATRICK of Newtown, Cutler, Gent & William ARMSTRONG of Legmacafry, Gent & Pat BRADY of City of Dublin, Gent. |
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147 |
103886 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLAGH Jane & Margt to SHIRNIN SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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342 |
104941 |
JACKSON, James |
Kildare |
1752 Oct 18 |
HAMILTON Between Elizabeth COLLEY of Castle Carbery, Co. Kildare, spinster, Arthur POMEROY of Castle Carbery, Esquire and Mary POMEROY otherwise COLLEY his wife and Henry POMEROY a minor represented by the Reverend James JACKSON, his guardian of the one part. … lots of detail – lands of Castle Carbery and townlands all in Co. Kildare [3pp]…NOTE: Was Rev. James JACKSON the rector of the Church of Carbery? I only know of one Rev. James JACKSON (1720-1792), (wife Ann) in the right time frame. He was from Ballyreagan, Dundonald, Co. Down, Presbyterian and was married at Ballybay, Co. Monaghan |
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348 |
104963 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1752 Oct 4 |
SHEPPY lease made between Reverend John JACKSON of Clonshough in the County of Dublin of the one part and William SHEPPEY of the city of Dublin gent of the other part. Transfer land late in the possession of John WATSON containing 23 ½ acres plantation measure in the parish and Barony of Cooloch, Co Dublin for lives of John JACKSON, Henry GRATTAN, and William BLACKFORD. WITNESS: Jane ALDRICK of the city of Dublin gent [sic], Francis EVANS of said city gent, and Jane JACKSON and Frances JACKSON of Clonshough. SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. NOTE: The Rev John JACKSON, Jane JACKSON and Frances JACKSON were all siblings. |
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357 |
105011 |
McCULLAGH |
Drogheda Antrim |
1752 Oct 15 |
McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to CHICHESTER1746-1758 lease between Thomas EGERTON of the city of Drogheda, County Louth Esquire of the first part: James McCULLOCH of Piedmont in Co Antrim Esquire and Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH otherwise SHAW of Antrim mother of the said James McCULLOCH of the second part: Reverend Arthur CHICHESTER of Crebilly County Antrim Clke and Daniel O’NEILL of Ballyministra, Co Antrim of the third part…. Reciting earlier deed [lots of lands in Barony of Toome, Co Antrim for £2000] for lives of James McCULLOCH, William McCULLOCH and Thomas TIPPING SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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382 |
105135 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1752, Nov 6 |
McCULLAGH, Grizzell - McCULLAGH Drumsallagh, Between Grizel McCULLAGH of Cullinbragh widow & relict & Archibald McCULLAGH late of Cullintragh [Cullentragh, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Deceased and one of the executors of the last will and testament of the said Archibald McCULLAGH deceased of the one part & John McCULLAGH of the other part. Whereby the said Grizel McCULLAGH in consideration of 5s paid to her did convey to the said John McCULLAGH .. lands of Drumsallagh [Drumsallan Lower and/or Drumsallan Upper, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Co. Armagh . Witnessed by Hugh McCULLAGH of Killylea [Killylea, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] & Robert CLARK of Lisnafiddy [Lisnafeedy, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], both in Co. Armagh & Hugh McCULLAGH and John SCOTT both of City of Armagh yeoman. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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386 |
105145 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick |
1749 Jun 28 |
NEWSON between Sarah LUCAS, widow and relict of Thomas LUCAS late of city of Limerick [Skinner?] Deceased, and executor of his last will; Elizabeth LUCAS, spinster, one of the daughters of the said Thomas LUCAS and John JACKSON of said city, grocer and Rachel JACKSON otherwise LUCAS his wife and the daughters of Thomas LUCAS of the one part. John NEWSON of the city of Cork, linen Draper of the other part. … Stephen CREAGH Sen. Of City of Limerick 2 Apr 1703 demised to Thomas LUCAS Glover … details of Limerick property … Sarah LUCAS Elizabeth LUCAS John JACKSON and Rachel his wife were entitled to by virtue of will of Thomas LUCAS released to John NEWSON … WITNESS: Michael PINCHIN [MINCHIN?] of City of Limerick Clothier, Samuel FENNELL & John ENERY of Cork Sarah LUCAS [SEAL] NOTE: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. A John JACKSON of Cargeen, Co. Kildare married a Sarah LUCAS, her mother Elizabeth from Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. NOTE: I need to follow up on later leases of a Luke or Lucas JACKSON of The Strand in Dublin. |
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490 |
105555 |
OLIVER, George |
Waterford |
1752 Oct 27 |
OLIVER, George - KEARNEY 1746-1758 NOTES in 2009 diary 1746-1758 Charles CUNNINGHAM of Waterford, Gent & George OLIVER of same, sylemaker & Benjamin KEARNEY of Blanchville, Co. Kilkenny (long deed-not pertinent) |
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96 |
103222 |
JACKSON, Daniel |
Meath Kings Sligo |
1752 May 11 |
PERCIVALL lease between Henry DEERING of the city of Dublin Esquire, brother of Edward DEERING late of the city of Dublin Esquire, deceased of the one part; and Robert Percival the younger of Knightsbrooke, County Meath and John FRENCH of French Park in Co Roscommon, Esquire, executors of the last will of Parliament of Dame Mary TUITE deceased of the other part. And the deed made by Henry DEERING and Reverend Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore, [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co, Clerk, executors of the last will of Edward Deering of the first part, Marcus Anthony MORGAN of Castletown Co Sligo Esquire and Hugh MORGAN, Esquire eldest son and heir of Marcus Anthony MORGAN of the second part. And Robert PERCIVAL and John FRENCH of the third part … For a sum of £200 and a further sum of £300 lands of Collestown otherwise Ballycattle, otherwise Carrowreagh, Co Sligo. NOTE: DEERING aka DERING. The wife of Rev. Daniel JACKSON was Catherine DERING a sister of Edward & Henry DEERING. SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. NOTE: · · Carrowreagh (An Cheathrú Riabhach) , Skreen Civil Parish, Barony of Tireragh, Co. Sligo 289 A, 1 R, 16 P · Carrowreagh (An Cheathrú Riabhach) , Kilmacallan Civil Parish, Barony of Tirerrill, Co. Sligo 259 A, 2 R, 28 P · Carrowreagh (An Cheathrú Riabhach) , Kilmacteige Civil Parish, Barony of Leyny, Co. Sligo 1298 A, 3 R, 38 P · Carrowreagh (An Cheathrú Riabhach) , Toomour Civil Parish, Barony of Corran, Co. Sligo 386 A, 2 R, 10 P · Carrowreagh (An Cheathrú Riabhach) , Cloonoghil Civil Parish, Barony of Corran, Co. Sligo 182 A, 2 R, 21 P · Carrowreagh (Cooper) (An Cheathrú Riabhach (Coopar)) , Achonry Civil Parish, Barony of Leyny, Co. Sligo 953 A, 3 R, 10 P · Carrowreagh (Knox) (An Cheathrú Riabhach (Knox)) , Achonry Civil Parish, Barony of Leyny, Co. Sligo 622 A, 3 R, 14 P |
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104182 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1752 Jun 19 |
lease between Richard JACKSON of the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part: and Gorges Edmond HOWARD of the city of Dublin gent of the other part… reciting deed 17 Dec 1751 £350 paid by Gorges Edmond HOWARD in pursuance of articles of agreement 1 Feb 1752 btw said Richard JACKSON of 1 pt & said Edmond HOWARD of the other . Richard JACKSON granted to Gorges Edmond HOWARD Parcel of land on the Westside of Fishamble Street in the city of Dublin containing in front to east to said Street 23’5” and running backwards to the westwards to the rere of Rose Alley tenement bounded on the north to land belonging to Henry SEGRAVE Esq & on the south to land belonging to John BAGGOT Esq, together with three houses now built thereon and called Virginia Court subject to interest of Nicholas TYRELL of City of Dublin Baker … conveyed to said Richard JACKSON by said deed … WITNESS: William JACKSON and Joseph WOODY SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. NOTE Samuel JACKSON had property on Fishamble until his death in 1706. He had willed it to his nephew Richard JACKSON. 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON Capt. Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) was the eldest son of William JACKSON and Susan BERESFORD. Gorges Edmond HOWARD (1715-1786) was a grandson of Capt. William JACKSON who died abt 1712 and was of JACKSON Hall, Coleraine. Richard JACKSON was his grand-uncle. |
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104955 |
HOWARD |
Dublin |
1752 Jun 5 |
HOWARD NOTE: There is a 2nd pg 185. On this page is Memorial 104955 NOTE: No mention of JACKSON in the memorial, but a connection was likely because of WITNESS Gorges Edmond HOWARD. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. Btw Hamilton Gorges of Rathboal in Co Dublin Esquire, and Thomas CROOKS of Veafinstown, County Meath. … lands in Co Meath. |
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186 |
104183 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1752 Jun 19 |
HOWARD [see above] lease between Richard JACKSON of the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part: and Gorges Edmond HOWARD of the city of Dublin gent of the other part … Ground lying on the North side of Christ church yard, Co Dublin together with three houses built thereon and now in possession of the Reverend Samuel HOLT. WITNESS: William JACKSON and Joseph WHADDY SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. |
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105496 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh Antrim |
1752 Oct 17 |
McCULLOCH Jas to SHAW 1746-1758 between James McCULLOCH of the Barony of Fews Co Armagh Esq. of the first part and Dorothy Beresford otherwise McCULLOCH of Antrim in the County of Antrim, widow of the other part reciting the James McCULLOCH demised to Dorothy Beresford Shaw otherwise McCULLOCH all that part of the townland of Racklam [possibly – based on proximity to other townlands mentioned - Rathkeelan, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Townland of Krewkeyror [possibly Creevekeeran Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], lands of Lissary, otherise Lissawry [either Lissaraw Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Cornocary [probably Carnally, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Carrickonony [Carrickamone, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Mongoleagh [Monaguillagh, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Glasdrumenagh [Glasdrummond, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower], Camlagh [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper.] and lands of Tullyvallen [probably Tullyvallan (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] …. in Barony of Fews, County Armagh. WITNESS: John McCULLOCK of Antrim… SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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106502 |
BREAKY |
Monaghan |
1753 Feb 1 |
VERNER-BREAKY (TI Bk 45) |
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107105 |
JACKSON, James |
Wicklow |
1746 May 22 |
BTW Rev Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity and Provost of Trinity College near Dublin of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Spinans Co. Wicklow farmer of the other pt. BALDWIN demised to JACKSON part of the town and lands of Spinans late in occupation of Thomas SHIRLOCK containing 11a 3 r in Barony of Talbotstown Co. Wicklow except of Mines Minerals and Royalties during lives of said James JACKSON, June JACKSON wife of said James JACKSON and Hannah JACKSON daughter of said James and Jane JACKSON … WITNESS: Richard ROBBINS of City of Dublin Gent and Nicholas CARTEN of City of Dublin Gent TOWNLANDS · Spinans East, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 179 A, 2 R, 14 P · Spinans Hill (Cnoc na Spíonán) , Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 129 A, 3 R, 0 P · Spinans Middle, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 195 A, 2 R, 20 P · Spinans West (Na Spíonáin Thiar) , Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 75 A, 2 R, 38 P |
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103704 |
JACKSON, Daniel |
Dublin Kings |
1752 Jun 3 |
HALES between the Reverend Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore, Kings Co and Thomas HALES of the city of Dublin, Hatter of the other part. To tenements one on the North side of Backlane and the other high-street commonly known by the name of the Holy Lamb. NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. and[Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
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129 |
180721 |
JACKSON, Richard |
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HOPE Note: The memorial number is incorrect. The deeds on page 129 were 104186 and 104187 See Image 220 for Mem #180721 – I saw no mention of HOPE or JACKSON in it. There was nothing under HOPE in names Index 1730-1768. |
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104222 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1752 Jul 20 |
ROBINSON between William JACKSON of the city of Dublin gent, of the one part and George ROBINSON of Tripoli in the County and city of Dublin tape Weaver. Demised to George ROBINSON the dwelling house where in Jos, of BROWN, Clothier, deceased, lately lived. [description] for lives of Samuel WATSON, son of John WATSON of Co Carlow, gent, the said William JACKSON of Dame Street, city of Dublin gent, and George ROBINSON the younger son of the said George ROBINSON … Executed in the presence of George ROBINSON the younger and Sarah JACKSON spinster. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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184344 |
HALL |
Armagh |
1752 Jul 21 |
HALL-The incorporated Society for Protestant Schools Liscalgot Deeds of Lease and release bearing date respectively the 20th and 21st days of July 1752 by which release Francis HALL of Strangeford, Co. Down, Esq. did demise and grant unto the Incorporated Society in Dublin for promoting Protestant Schools in Ireland all that part of the lands of Lisacalgeth [Liscalgat, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] then in possession of the said Incorporated Society containing 29a Parish of Creggan, Barony Fews Co. Armagh for natural lives [of royalty] for yearly rent of £3.12.6. WITNESS: James KENNEDY of Downpatrick, Doctor of Physic & Hugh THOMILTY of the said town of Strangford, Merchant |
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104589 |
JACKSON, James Rev |
Kildare |
1752 Aug 26 |
Rev. James JACKSON Clerk Castlecarbery Kildare trustee - deed of assignment. 4 houses in College Green 70ft frontage, great house in Anglesey St backing it; Esther KINGSBURY P1 assigned to Edward CROKER jr P2 with consent of Thomas KINGSBURY P3 as payment of £1,300 under will of Thomas KINGSBURY of Dublin to Mary CROKER ors KINGSBURY, wife of Edward CROKER & daughter of Thomas KINGSBURY her personal fortune; earlier MS of Edward CROKER & Mary KINGSBURY nickred |
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296 |
104820 |
JACKSON, Erasmus |
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BENN |
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365 |
105748 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick Cork |
1752 Oct 30 |
NEWSON between John JACKSON of the city of Limerick, grocer and Rachel JACKSON otherwise LUCAS his wife one of the daughters of Thomas LUCAS of the city of Limerick, Skinner, deceased of the one part. John NEWSOM of the city of Cork merchant of the other part. House on the Eastside of high Street in the Irish town of the city of Limerick, Parish St. John …. NOTE: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. A John JACKSON of Cargeen, Co. Kildare married a Sarah LUCAS, her mother Elizabeth from Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. NOTE: I need to follow up on later leases of a Luke or Lucas JACKSON of The Strand in Dublin. SEE also: #105151 |
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369 |
105151 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick Cork |
1752 Oct 27 |
MARTIN between John JACKSON of the city of Limerick, merchant of the first part and Henry MARTIN of the city of Cork Chandler of the other part … land in Irish town….. SEE also: #105748 |
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399 |
105237 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick Cork |
1752 Aug 17 |
LUCAS between John JACKSON of the city of Limerick, merchant and John DAVIS of said city merchant of the first part; John LUCAS of said city, Skinner of the second part… NOTE: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. A John JACKSON of Cargeen, Co. Kildare married a Sarah LUCAS, her mother Elizabeth from Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. NOTE: I need to follow up on later leases of a Luke or Lucas JACKSON of The Strand in Dublin. SEE also: #105151 & 105748 |
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JACKSON |
Londonderrry |
1752 Nov 23 |
NOTE: There are 3 Richard JACKSONs mentioned in this memorial. Deed btw Hon Michael WARD Esq one of the trustees of his Majesties Court of Common Pleas in Ireland and Hugh BOYDE of Ballycastle Co Antrim Esq. Surviving executors of Richard JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Esq. deceased [1673-1730]. Of the 1st pt; Richard JACKSON of the City of Dublin Esq [1722-1787] only surviving son of the said Richard JACKSON deceased of the 2nd pt; Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq [1729-1789] husb of Anne O’NEIL] only son and heir and devisee of William JACKSON Esq. late of Coleraine [prob 1695-1744] deceased of the 3rd pt. All that and those the Mannor of Clothworkers London, with the appurtenances in the County of Londonderry also Coleraine… All that capitall Messuage or Tenement commonly called the Mannor or Mantion House [aka Mansion House or Jackson Hall in Townland Waterside , Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] lately erected with all the appurtenances lately in occupation of William JACKSON Esq. And also .. Balliboes ,,, Custan Foodre [??] being one ballyboe of Land, Kelenenan [??] being one ballyboe of Land, Mahereboybegg [possibly Magherabeg, Drummullan Townland, [??] being one ballyboe of Land, Mahereboymore [??] Ballymoremore being one ballyboe of Land [not likely but possibly Ballymore], as well as tenements & dwellings on a certain street called Bridge Street built upon part or parcel of the lands before mentioned [Townlands of Waterside on west side of river or Coleraine on east side of river] together with the yards, Backsides, Gardens.. Dromdarse [??], in Barony Coleraine, Co. Londonderry and lands towns, villages Hamlets, Places Balliboes, Parcels of land … Ballinterebegg [North Ballinteer, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine]…Macosquin in Barony Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, … Lower Balledonnelemore [??], Balledonelbegg [long shot - possibly Ballydonnell, Parish of Ballinderry, in the Barony of Loughinsholin], Gorton Cavanmore, Gortoncavanbeg [possibly Gortycavan , Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] the north being one balliboe of land Foymallon [possibly Formullen, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine], Ballebond [??],, Knockcrahere [possibly Knocknogher, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Rallenolbuck [??],, Ballenollrichbeg, [??],, … Lacklum [??], in Barony of Coleraine … Ballewoolen [Ballywoolen, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ardena [Ardina, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ardacleve [Articlave Lower, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ballemoney [probably Ballymoney, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] , Carneta [probably Carneety, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Rooge [Booge?] [??], [Evina?] [possibly Exorna, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] , … inner part of Donossore in Barony Coleraine… Farmoile [Formoyle, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine], & Ballavore [??], Bratwell [Bratwell. Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine], Lennongarron [??], Knockduffe [??], als Donossere [??], Knockmoile [??], als Knockmutt [??], … Ahaheramore [??], Aharherabeg [??], Kilnavita [possibly Killyveety, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Balleboulbegg [possibly Burren Beg (Boireann Bheag), Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ardadelin [possibly Ardina (Ard-an-ath), Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Longhoge [possibly Liffock (Leabhog), Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Ballyhackett Clonconey [??],, Ballyhacket Lyssawollen [Ballyhacket Lisawilling, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], als Ballihackett Macgilligan [Ballyhacket Magilligan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ballinhacket Dongande [??], als Ballihackett Glassentarney [??], [NOTE: There is also Ballyhacket Glenahorry] the one half of Ballihackett Toberclare [Ballyhacket Toberclaw, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] in Territory Nallibethot or portion of land known as Ballymackhugh in the Barony Coleraine, … Dromnaquill [Drumaquill, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] in territory of Matosquin [Parish Macosquin?], Ardacleve the Lower [Articlave Lower, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] in Territory of the Inner part of Donossere aforesaid, Allabroan in Territory of Ballemackhugh [could this be in Co. Cavan?], Ballemaddegan [Ballymadigan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] … lands within the proportion of the Clothworkers Number five according to their lot or division … and all other premises demised by said Clothworkers Company to Richard JACKSON in recited Lease … transferred to Richard JACKSON son of William JACKSON his executors, administrators and assigns … term of 51 years granted by indenture 13 October 1729 made by the Master Wardens and Commonality of Freemen of the Art or Mistery of Cloathworkers of the City of London unto Richard JACKSON WITNESS: Redmond MORRES of Castleward, Co. Down servant to Michael WARD and William KELLER of City of Dublin servant to above names Richard JACKSON of Coleraine and as to the execution thereof by the above named Hugh BOYD is witnessed by Wm KELLER & John MAGERLY of Ballycastle Co. Antrim Gent. Richard JACKSON’s signature witnessed by Wm KELLER & Thomas WOOLSEY of Dundalk, Co. Louth. Also James HONEDGE of City of Dublin Gent. Sworn 23 Nov 1752. James SAUNDERS Deputy Registrar. NOTE William JACKSON and Frances EYRE also had a daughter named Mary Barton JACKSON (born aft 1729). NOTE: 1656 Census: In the parish of Macosquin, Co. Londonderry: Cornelius WALL of Macosquin, Edward CANNING of Macosquin; Francis HOWARD of Creghan; John ROWLEY of Castleroe [likely the son of Sir Edward ROWLEY of Castleroe who was killed in battle in 1641]; James JACKSON of Ballinteerbeg. SOURCE: Coleraine in by-gone Centuries. Rev. T.H. Mullin D.D. Belfast 1976, p101. |
16d |
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157 |
536 |
105806 |
DAWSON, Richard & Thomas |
Fermagah |
1752 Dec 5 |
No mention of Elinor DAWSON who married Andrew OLIVER. |
16d |
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157 |
551 |
106278 |
JACKSON, Dorcas |
Sligo |
1749 May 6 |
McDONAGH between Dorcas JACKSON of Sligo County Sligo widow of the one part and Luke McDONAGH of Ardfallagh in the County Sligo, farmer of the other part. Lease of land of Ardfallagh [Ardsallagh, Parish Toomour,] in the Barony of Corran, County Sligo … WITNESS Margaret SIMPSON, spinster of County Sligo and Frances BILE of Sligo.. |
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157 |
551 |
106279 |
JACKSON, Dorcas |
Sligo |
1752 Nov 16 |
TOURY I had pg 537 between Dorcas JACKSON of Sligo County Sligo widow of the one part and Michael TONRY of Emlyfadd of the other…. Lands of Carrow and Lonnany, Barony of Corran, Co. Sligo. |
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157 |
577 |
107575 |
BARTLEY |
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1746-1758 |
Alice & Mary BARTLY to DOUGLASS ROBERTSON |
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158 |
39 |
104622 |
JACKSON, Daniel |
Dublin |
1752 Jul 30 |
ANNSLEY between Mary SHERIGLEY the city of Dublin under the age of 21 that is to say of the age 18 ½ and of the said Sarah SHERIGLEY of the city of Dublin, widow, mother and Guardian of the said Mary SHERIGLEY of the first part; Samuel BEVER Esquire captain in the Regiment of foot, commanded by the honourable Colonel Thomas MURRAY of the second part; Lewis ORMSBY of [?] Roscommon and the Reverend John JACKSON of [?] , Co Dublin of the third part and Reverend Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co and Edward KING Esquire Lieutenant in the Regiment of horse, commanded by Major General DeGRANQUES of the fourth part. Re marriage of Samuel BEVER & Mary SHERIGLEY SEE: Betham Abstracts. SHERIGLY SHRIGLEY etc & BEVER BEAVER etc. NOTE: It is likely that Sarah SHRIGLEY was born Sarah LEEDS, dau of Michael LEEDS & Anne CASTLETON. Anne CASTLETON married 2ndly Rev John JACKSON (1688-1751) whose brother was Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772). Edward BEAVER was likely a son of Samuel BEAVER & Mary SHRIGLEY, daughter of Sarah LEEDS. |
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158 |
87 |
105010 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1752 Oct 26 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CHICHESTER 1746-1758 James McCULLOCH of Piedmount, Co Antrim Esq of 1 pt & Arthur Chichester of Cribilly ins sd Co. clk & Daniel O’NEILL of Ballymanistrain in sd Co…. townlands of Attone SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
16e |
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158 |
216 |
105582 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1752 Nov 23 |
JACKSON-FLETCHER Philip FLETCHER of Lisburn Esq of 1 pt & Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq of other pt for 500 pounds pd by Richard JACKSON … granted to JACKSON tenement commonly called Manor or Mansion House [aka Jackson Hall in Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] and all the lands in Manor of Clothworkers, Parish of Dunboe, Londonderry & also to gardens commonly called the Higher and Lower Dardrees [probably Dartress, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] the higher being accounted for two ballyboes of land and the Lower for two ballyboes of land… Barony of Colerain, Co Londonderry.…. WITNESS: John McALLISTER of Coleraine Gent & William KILLER, City of Dublin servant to above named Richard JACKSON. Philip FLETCHER [SEAL] |
16e |
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158 |
217 |
105583 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1752 Nov 23 |
McCAUSLAND-JACKSON 1739-1810 Marcus McCAUSLAND of Daisiehill [Daisy Hill is in Newtownlimavady, Parish Drumachose, Barony Keenaght],, Co Londonderry Esq administrator of all and singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of Hercules HEYLAND of Castleroe [Castleroe, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine],, Co Londonderry Esq. of one pt & Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq. of other pt…. Recites articles of agreement btw William JACKSON therein named by the name of William JACKSON of Colerain Esq & Henry CARY named as Henry CARY of Dungwen [Dungiven Castle, Dungiven, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] Co. Londonderry of 1st pt & Hercules HEYLAND of Castleroe Co. Londonderry Esq of 2nd pt. & Marcus Lord Viscount Tyrone of 3rd pt dated 13 April 1741 reciting in said deed William JACKSON & Henry CARY for themselves agreed with Hercules HEYLAND upon payment of £3,750 paid to William JACKSON & Henry CARY to be applied I part discharge of sum of 10,669 2s 6d in the said deed of which this a memorial and William JACKSON & Henry CARY would convey to Hercules HEYLAND townlands of Ballantiremore [??], Ballintirebeg [??], Ballydunallismore [??], Gorticavan [Gortycavan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Ballyweldrickmore, & Ballyweldrickbeg [Ballywildrick Lower, & Ballywildrick Upper, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Ballygarrow [??], Foymullan [probably Formullen, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine], four Ballyhacketts -all in Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine: Ballyhacket Glenahorry, Ballyhacket Lisawilling, Ballyhacket Magilligan, Ballyhacket Toberclaw & Ballystroan [Ballystrone, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] all in Manor of Clothworkers Co. Londonderry for remainder of term of 51 years … and reciting Richard JACKSON & Hercules HEYLAND agreement 12 Feb 1749 Marcus McCAUSLAND in consideration of £3,200 paid by Richard JACKSON for lands of Ballinteremore, Ballantirebagg, Balydunallismore, Gorticavans, Ballywoldrickmore Ballyweldrickbeg Ballygarrow, Foymullen Four Ballyhacketts and Ballystroan … WITNESS: John McALLISTER of Colerain & William KILLER of Dublin servant to above. Marcus McCAUSLAND [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. Prob Richard JACKSON (1726-1789) |
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158 |
240 |
105664 |
BROWNE |
Cork |
1746-1748 |
CLEMENTS, Thomas-BROWNE |
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158 |
240 |
196505 |
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KANE not pertinent. NOTES in 2009 diary |
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158 |
241 |
101587 |
JACKSON, |
Kings |
1751 Apr 11 |
SMITH-JACKSON 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 1st pt; Joseph ASHTON of Brusna Kings Co. Wool Comber of 2nd pt & Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Gent of 3rd 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 Bartholemew 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 |
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158 |
278 |
80785 |
JACKSON, WIlliam |
Londonderry |
1752 Nov 23 |
CARRY & Others to HEYLAND BTW William JACKSON of Colerain, Co Londonderry Esq. and Henry CARRY [aka CARY] of Dungiven [Dungiven, Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] Co. Londonderry Esq of 1st pt. Hercules HEYLAND of Castlerowe [Castleroe, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] Co. Londonderry Esq. of 2nd pt and Marcus Lord Viscount Tyrone of 3rd pt.. Reciting earlier deed Oct 13, 1729, the Clothworkers of London had demised to Richard JACKSON of Dublin Esq all that Manor of Clothworkers in the Kingdom of Ireland for a term of 51 years dating from May 1, 1720… reciting that the said Richard JACKSON had by his deed bearing date Oct 13, 1729 declared that the said indenture so made by the Master Wardens & Commonwealth aforesaid was made in trust for the said William JACKSON by way of a better security for the sum of £2,050.4.6 which the said William JACKSON then owed unto him… William CARY & William JACKSON discharged the debts and assigned townlands to Hercules HEYLAN. in Manor of Clothworkers: Ballantiremore [??], Balantirebeg [??], Ballydunaallismore [??], Gortycavans [Gortycavan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Ballywibrickmore & Ballywillrickbeg [Ballywildrick Lower, & Ballywildrick Upper, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Ballygarrow Toymullan[probably Formullen, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] Four Ballyhackets [Ballyhacket Magilligan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine,] [Ballyhacket Glenahorry, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Ballyhacket Lisawilling, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], [Ballyhacket Toberclaw, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] & Ballyhowan [??], With appurtenances set to solvent tenants WITNESS Connolly MCAUSLAND of Fruithill Esq. & John M’ALESTER of Colerain Gent & Dominick HEYLAND of the same Esq. & Richard RANKIN servant to said William JACKSON Hercules HEYLAND [SEAL] NOTE: Wiki Tree: Hercules HEYLAND (abt 1693-1750, husband of Mary GALT. |
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158 |
377 |
106091 |
JACKSON, Zachary |
Limerick |
1742 Nov 14 |
McMAHON Btw Zachary JACKSON of Moneclinoe, Liberties of Limerick, Gent & Bryan McMAHON of the City of Limerick Gent… lease lands of Moneclinoe |
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158 |
406 |
106504 |
BROWN |
Dublin |
1750 Sept 7 |
VERNER-BROWN NOTES in 2009 diary Thomas VERNER, City of Dublin, Gent & Joseph BROWNE of Moninton, Co. Monaghan Farmer of other part ... 13 acres 3R 10P part of town & land of Moninton. ... life and lives of David BROWN son of John BROWN of Ardymone, Co. Cavan aged about 16 & John FRANCIS son of Henry FRANCIS age 20 or thereabouts & Michael ROGERS son of John ROGERS age about 7 years. Signed Joseph BROWN [his mark]. |
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158 |
407 |
106505 |
BREAKY |
Monaghan |
1750 Sep 17 |
VERNER-BREAKY NOTES in 2009 diary (TI Bk 45) Corduffles [Various], Between Thomas VERNER ... James BREACHY of Corduffles, Co. Monaghan of the other ... 37 acres 2 roods 4 perches now in his actual possession ... surveyed John BELL part of townland of Corduffles except parts from 1 May 1750 for lives of James BREACKY the younger, David BREAKY & Samuel BREAKY all sons of James BREAKY the lessee. Per author Ken Breakey’s notations: James Breakey, farmer, Corduffles. James the younger, David, Sam – sons of James. |
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158 |
407 |
106506 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
1750s |
VERNER-BREAKEY, John Corryhagen, A memorial of indenture lease bearing the date of 7 September 1750 between Thomas Verner of the city of Dublin Gentleman of one part and Joseph Breachy of Corryhagen in the county of Monaghan, farmer of the other part whereby Verner demises to Breachy “all that and those ten acres two roods sixteen perches now in his actual possession …for and during the natural life and lives of John Leeky, son to John Leeky, aged twelve years or thereabouts, Hugh Foreman, son to Robert Foreman, aged two years or thereabouts, and William Breachy, son to Joseph Breachy, aged ten years or thereabouts…at the yearly rent aforesaid.” Witnessed by James Willson of Ballybay, Gent and John Mullan of Corryhagan, farmer. Joseph Brekey Deed registered 9 July 1753 |
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158 |
408 |
106507 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
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VERNER-BREAKEY |
x |
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158 |
408 |
106508 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
7 Sep 1750 (Reg. 9 Jul 1753) |
VERNER-BREAKEY, William Lisgillan, To the Register appointed for registering of all deeds, wills Conveyances and so forth. A memorial of an indenture of lease bearing date the seventh day of September one thousand and seven hundred and fifty made Between Thomas Verner of the city of Dublin Gent of the one part, and William Breachy of Lisgallinan in the County of Monaghan of the other part, Whereby the said Thomas Verner both demise and sett unto the said William Breachy All that and those twenty eight acres three roods and ten perches now in his actual pofsefsion/ be the same more or lefs/ as the same was lately limited and surveyed by John Bell land Surveyor being part and parcell of the town and lands of Lisgillan, situate in the County of Monaghan aforesaid / excepting as therein is excepted/ To hold sd demised prem’es with the appurtenances/ except as therein is before excepted/ unto the said Andrew McKeage his heirs exec’ors admn’ors and afsigns from the first day of May then last past for and during the natural live and lives of William Lee, son of William Lee late of Curraghastee in the County of Monaghan dec’ed, aged eighteen years or thereabouts, John McKeage, son to Andrew McKeage aged fourteen years or thereabouts, and William Breachy son to William Breachy aged thirteen years or thereabouts ~ and their survivors and survivor of them at the yearly rent fees and duties therein mentions, which said indenture of lease is witnessed by Charles Akie of Lisnalong Gent and John Mullan of Corryhagan, farmer, both of the County of Monaghan aforesaid, and this memorial is witnefsed by the said Charles AKIE and John Mullan. Signature: William Breakey Signed and sealed in presence of Charles Akie John Mullen The above named Charles Akie maketh oath before [faded word] that he saw the above named Thomas Verner and William Breachy duly execute the above indenture of lease/ whereof the above writing is a memorial/ and also saw the said William Breachy duly sign and seal the above memorial and saith that this depon’t is a subscribing Witness to the sd indenture for lease and memorial and that the name Charles Akie thereto respectively sins as a Witness is his the deponents proper handwriting. Charles Akie Sworn before us in open court at … of the peace held at Monaghan in the County of Monaghan this 9th day of July 1753. [Signature illegible] Alex Montgomery |
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158 |
409 |
106510 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
7 Sep 1750 (Reg. 9 Jul 1753) |
VERNER-BREAKEY, John Cordevlis Corduffles, A memorial of an indenture of lease bearing date 7 September 1750 between Thomas Verner of the city of Dublin Gent of the one part, and John Breachy of Corduffles in the County of Monaghan, weaver, of the other part whereby Verner demises to Breachy "all that and those eighteen acres, two roods and twenty two perches now in his actual pofsefsion…for and during the natural life and lives of William Breachy, son of the said John Breachy, aged about eleven years, Charles McGill, son of Andrew McGill aged about eight years and of Robert Akin of Corduffles aforesaid farmer…at the yearly rent fees and duties therein mentioned…" Witnessed by Charles Akin and John Mullen. Signature: John 'X his mark' Breachy Deed registered 9 July 1753 |
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158 |
489 |
105611 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
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1739-1810 NOTE: I had in Bk 15 Must be wrong book number. Try 158 Memorial #105611 is at Image 133. There is no mention of JACKSON, and it relates to Dublin. |
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158 |
557 |
107254 |
DAWSON |
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1746-1758 |
DAWSON, Richard – CHARLTON |
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159 |
31 |
105909 |
JACKSON |
Coleraine |
1752 Dec 12 |
JACKSON-HART Articlave Lower, Artcleave, Parish Dunboe, B. Coleraine Lease btw Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq of 1st pt; John McALISTER of Coleraine Gent of 2nd pt; & Henry HART of City of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. land released to Henry HART – in his actual possession - Ballymadegan Drumnagil Donballyrne Ringgrafsbeg Ringgrafsmore Artaclave and the Upper and Lower Altabreen all in Co Londonderry WITNESS: John BOWDEN of City of Dublin Esq & William KEELER servant to sd Richard JACKSON. NOTE: Co. Londonderry Townland Links: Ballimadigan,aka Ballymadigan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine, Drumnequile aka Drumaquill, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine, Donbally-Carn I don’t know where this is. [Possibly Drumballyhagan Clark, Parish Kilcronaghan, Barony Loughinsholin], Ringrashbeg aka Ringrash Beg, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine. Ringrashmore aka Ringrash More, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine, Articlave Lower (most likely) or Articlave Upper, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine. Upper and Lower Altabreen aka Altibrian, Parish Dunboe, Barnony Coleraine. NOTE: Could not find. NOTE: Richard JACKSON (aft 1729-1789) of Coleraine, son of William JACKSON & Frances EYRE. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. Prob Richard JACKSON (1726-1789) |
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159 |
100 |
106130 |
GORGES, Dorothea |
Meath |
1752 Dec 19 |
BTW John GRAHAM of Platten Co, Meath Esq & Thomas TAYLOR of Kells Co. Meath Bart, Francis LEIGH of Town of Drogheda Esq. & Nathaniel CLEMENTS of City of Dublin Esq. guardians appointed to said John GRAHAM during his minority by the last will of Rt. Hon William GRAHAM late of Platten Esq. deceased the father of the said John GRAHAM of the other part & the said indenture being 4 parts made btw John GRAHAM and Dorothea Sophia GRAHAM other wise GORGES his wife daughter of Richard GORGES of Killbarn Co. Meath Esq of 1st pt; Hamilton GORGES of Catherine’s Grove Co. Dublin Esq. & Gorges LOUTHER of Killruse Co. Meath Esq. of 2nd pt the said Thomas TAYLOR, Francis LEIGH & Nathaniel CLEMENTS of 3rd pt & Richard GORGES of 4th pt. … several townlands in Co. Meath |
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159 |
133 |
106276 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1753 Jan 10 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to McCULLOCH David McCULLOCH and Jane McCULLOUGH otherwise YOUNG his wife of town of Antrim & James McCULLOCH of Camoly [probably Camly (Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton, in the Barony of Fews Upper] Co Armagh… in consid of marriage – lands of Ballynickle [possibly Ballyknick, Parish Grange (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
16d |
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159 |
359 |
107277 |
JACKSON, John |
Wicklow Carlow |
1752 May 4 |
KELLY whereby John JACKSON of Kilmurry, Co. Wicklow farmer demised to Edmund KELLY and Daniel KELLY, both of Williamstown, Co Carlow all that part of Williamstown then in their possession 31 years held for lives in said JACKSONS lease. WITNESSES: James KELLY of English town, Co. Wicklow, farmer and John REYNOLDS of Rathvilly, Co Carlow. |
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159 |
366 |
107326 |
JACKSON, John |
Waterford |
1753 Feb 18 |
KEILY between John JACKSON of Glanbegg, Co Waterford Esquire of the first part and John KIELY of Lismore, Co Waterford of the other part… |
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159 |
521 |
108441 |
BALL, |
Kilkenny Armagh |
1752 Apr 12 |
BTW John BALL of Three Castles in Co. Kilkenny sq. in consideration of two leases made by said John BALL to John JOHNSTON of Rocksborough [Dorsy (Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug) (aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh lands of Darsylesdrumgranny [??], Darsymullaghglass [Dorsy (Mullaghglass), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] & the strip of Carnally [Carnally, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], & all of Tullynemullogh, [Tullynamalloge, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh [description of gardens, mills etc] .. WITNESS: Richard BENSON & John KELLY. |
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160 |
81 |
1064 |
REED |
Monaghan Armagh |
1739-1810 |
REED-FORD Lettmicollin |
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160 |
204 |
106996 |
BROWNE |
Roscommon Leitrim |
1753 Jan 20 |
CLELAND, Archibald-BROWNE 1746-1748 Dorothy BROWNE of City of Bath Co. Somerset wife of John BROWNE now or late of Parish St. George Hanover Square Co. Middlesex ENgland |
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160 |
222 |
107106 |
JACKSON, James |
Wicklow |
1746 May 2 |
BTW Rev. Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity and Provost of Trinity College of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Spinans Co. Wicklow, farmer of the other pt. BALDWIN demised pt of Eadestown now in possession of James JACKSON cont. 154a 1r in Barony Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow for lives of James JACKSON Jane JACKSON his wife & their daughter Hanna JACKSON and survivors. SEE: Jacksons of Spinians and Baltinglass TOWNLANDS · Spinans East, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 179 A, 2 R, 14 P · Spinans Hill (Cnoc na Spíonán) , Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 129 A, 3 R, 0 P · Spinans Middle, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 195 A, 2 R, 20 P · Spinans West (Na Spíonáin Thiar) , Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 75 A, 2 R, 38 P |
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160 |
236 |
107199 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1752 Oct 5 |
SHEPPEY BTW John JACKSON of Clonshough Co. Dublin Clk for considerations to William SHIPPEY of City of Dublin Gent an equal liberty with him his heirs and assigns to make use of with horses carriages & servants all the new road leading from John PENTONYs Cabbin on the lands of Clonshough in the Lands of [Shrubs? Shricubs?] now held by William SHIPPY in Barony Coolock Co, Dublin …. WITNESS: Jane ALDRICK City of Dublin Widow & Francis EVANS of City of Dublin Gent Memorial WITNESS Hugh NEAL of City of Dublin Writing Clerk John JACKSON [SEAL] |
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160 |
238 |
107219 |
JACKSON, Daniel Rev. |
Westmeath Dublin |
1753 Mar 12 |
Rev. Henry CARY
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160 |
263 |
107357 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth & John |
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1746-1758 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - DEANE 1746-1758 OLIVER, John - DEANE 1746-1758 |
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160 |
293 |
107530 |
JACKSON, Daniel |
Kings |
1753 Apr 11 |
WADE BTW Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullymore Kings Co. Clerke of 1 pt & William WADE of City of Dublin Gent of other part … 64a 3r 17p lands of Darnel [?] in Parish & Barony Coolock Co. Dublin for lives of said William WADE & George WADE eldest son of said William WADE & William BEASLEY eldest son of Robert BEASLEY of Chambre Street City of Dublin Cloathier … WITNESS: Francis EVANS of City of Dublin Gent & Hugh NEIL of City of Dublin writing Clerk Daniel JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of Santry |
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160 |
319 |
107669 |
JACKSON, Nathaniel & Richard |
Queens |
1753 Feb 16 |
JACKSON BTW Nathaniel JACKSON the elder of Mountmellick Queens Co. & Richard JACKSON his eldest son and heir of 1 pt & Nathaniel JACKSON the younger of Mountmellick of the other part. Farm and lands of Clonahan late in possession of Thomas WHITE 18a in Barony Tinehinch Queens Co. …. |
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160 |
425 |
108079 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1753 Apr 18 |
MEARES Rev John JACKSON of Clonsagh Co. Dublin Clke of 1 pt & Jacob MEARES of City of Dublin Smith & Furrier of the other part … lot of ground on Kings Street Oxmantown commonly known by the name of the Sixtieth Lott lately in possession of Denis CHARLES and his undertenants and now in possession of Jacob MEARES together with the passage leading to the house containing to the south 20 yards to the North 19 yards and 2 ft to the east 42 yards and 2 ft and to the west 42 yards 2 ft and meared and bounded on the North to the Nunnory on the east to the holding of Mr. LAW on the west to the holding of in possession of Mr. MALONE and on the South to the Street…. For lives of Jacob MEARES the younger and Elizabeth MEARES the son and daughter of said Jacob MEARES and of William KILLBY nephew to said Jacob MEARES … pay to John JACKSON his heirs and assigns the yearly rent of £15 … WITNESS: Edward McKEOAN servant to John JACKSON and Roger GOWOR Gent attorney of the Exchequer. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
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160 |
461 |
108284 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH David & wife , John & wife to DUFF SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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161 |
124 |
107885 |
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Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
FISHER-WRIGHT Book 45 (1739-1810) Corduflles
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161 |
317 |
108789 |
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THOMPSON, Joseph-BROWNE |
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161 |
318 |
108796 |
JACKSON, Thomas, Jane & Anne & BALL, John |
Meath |
1753 June 30 |
BALL & WIFE & ORS- BAYLEY & ORS Creekstown, John BALL of Three Castles Co. Kilkenny Esq. Dorothy BALL otherwise JACKSON his wife [abt.1696-1760]; Jane JACKSON of the town of Drogheda widow & sole executor of Thomas JACKSON late of Crickstown in the Co. of Meath Esq deceased Luke VIPOND and Gorges Edmond HOWARD of the City of Dublin Esq. & Thomas SMITH of the City of Dublin Gent of the one pt & Joseph BAYLY of the City of Dublin Gent & Rev. Abraham SANDIP of Killmoon Co Meath of the other part and the release made between John BALL Dorothy of the first part Jane JACKSON of the 2nd part the Rev. Ralph COCKYN [variant spellings may be useful: COCKAINE] of Raheny in the Co Dublin & Ann COCKYN otherwise LEVESY otherwise JACKSON his wife of the 3rd part & Rev. Bigoe HENZEL of Creekstown Co Meath of the 4th pt said Luke VIPOND and Gorges Edmond HOWARD of the 5th pt and Thomas SMITH of the 6th pt and said Joseph BAYLY and Abraham SANDIP of the 7th pt… land sold for one year. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine Thomas JACKSON (1680-1751) |
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161 |
373 |
10951 |
COULTER |
Down |
1753 Jul 17 |
CLEWLEW, James Hamilton-M’CLELLAND (1746-1758) James Hamilton CLEWLOW of Killileagh, Co. Down Esq of 1 pt & James CLELAND, farmer of Killichy the Woods of the other pt. wheras the farm had been set to Joseph CLELAND 65a 2r 20p…. Hgh CLELLAND son of James CLELLAND WITNESS: Robert MARTIN KIllyleagh. |
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161 |
374 |
109053 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1753 Jul 17 |
Btw William JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent of 1 pt & George ROBINSON of the Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore City of Dublin weaver of the other pt… demised land formerly in possession of Henry STEPHENSON situate in JACKSON’s Alley in the Liberty aforesaid… term 99 years yearly rent 4 pounds sterling WITNESS George ROBINSON the younger, John STEPHENSON both of Dublin Distillers. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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161 |
502 |
109683 |
ROGERS |
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1746-1751 |
ANDERSON, Marg-ROGERS ANDERSON, Richard-ROGERS |
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161 |
559 |
109924 |
LESLIE |
Monaghan Dublin Armagh Down |
1753 Aug 21-22 |
LESLIE-Bishop of Clogher Book 45 (1739-1810) Laragh Corfad Tullycorbett, Between Henry LESLIE Rector of Tullycorbett, Co. Monaghan of 1st part & Rev. Robert Lord Bishop of Clogher & Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Esq. Of 1st part .. leases between said Henry LESLIE of the 1st part & Rt. Hon Arthur HILL of Bellvoir, Co. Down Esq. ... Catherine MEREDITH eldest daughter of Revd. Charles MEREDITH late Dean of Ardfert dec’d spinster of the 2nd part ... town and lands of Laragh, Lissanees otherwise Anyaise Clogher Carnehod otherwise Cornahow Corfad Drummane (lots more info...) |
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562 |
109932 |
BIRCH |
Monaghan |
1746-1751 |
ANKETEL, Oliver-BOURCH |
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162 |
163 |
108995 |
JACKSON, |
Londonderry |
1753 Jul 12 |
CONNOLLY-JACKSON Btw Hon William CONNOLLY of City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt & Clarke JACKSON of Drumballyhagen [probably Drumballyhagan Clark, Parish of Kilcronaghan, Barony Loughinsholin] in the proportion of the Vintners Co Londonderry of the other pt. CONNOLLY demised the south half of Drumballyhogan to Clark JACKSON – land in his possession cont 64a 2r 24p of arable and pasture Plantation measure for the natural life and lives of Adam JACKSON eldest son of sd Clark JACKSON aged abt 13 years; Samuel PATTERSON eldest son of William PATTERSON of Tobermore [Tobermore Parish [Kilcronaghan] aged about 11 years & John O’COCHRANE 2nd son of James O’COCHRANE of Drumballyhagen abt 12 years…. Yearly rent of 13 pounds. WITNESS: Marcus McCAUSLAND of Mullogh Co Londonderry Esq & George FINNEY & Memorial by Arthur CLARK of Dublin SEE: JACKSONs of Tobermore. |
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186 |
109113 109114 |
JACKSON, Erasmus |
Queens |
1739- |
JACKSON-FLAHY[?] Bk 16 Mountmellick |
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162 |
339 |
10965 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1753 Sep 13 |
JACKSON-DOWNES BTW Henry JACKSON of First Church yard, Sword Cutler Brother one of the Residuary Legatees of Mary GILL late of the City of Dublin widow deceased & Michael LAWLER of City of Dublin Poulterer Nephew & heir at law of Thomas LAWLER late of City of Dublin Barber Chirurgeon deceased of the one pt; Robert DOWNES of City of Dublin Hatter of the other pt. …Henry JACKSON for consideration mentioned released to Robert DOWNES parcel of ground on east side of Grafton Street near Stephens Green in suburbs of Dublin containing in breadth on west 210’ in length to north joining a house and garden formerly in possession of Mr. BURNETT 158’ in breadth in the east 189’ and in length in the south joining a holding formerly in possession of Mr. Robert HOLTS holding 184’ with the appurtenance … WITNESS: Edward CROFTON & Charles MEARS both of City of Dublin Gent Michael LAWLER [SEAL] |
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162 |
463 |
110622 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh Monaghan Kilkenny |
1753 Aug 6 |
JOHNSTON-NOBLE BTW JOHNSTON of Rockborough Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt; Adam NOBLE of Longfield Co. Monaghan Gent of other pt. Reciting that John BALL of Three Castles Co. Kilkenny Esq by debenture 12 Apr 1750 demised to John JOHNSTON town and lands of Derfylisdruingranny [?] Dorsey Mullaghglass [Dorsy (Mullaghglass), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] and the Strip of Carnelly [possibly Carnacally, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] also town and lands of Cargaghaillen [probably Carricknagavna, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] and Cargotrooaddy [possibly Carrickgallogly, Parish Loughgilly (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower,] & Tullynemalogall [possibly Tullyogallaghan, Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] in Barony Fews Co. Armagh for term of 61 years … in consideration of £450 paid by said Adam NOBLE … WITNESS: William JOHNSTON of Castletown Co. Louth Gent & Thomas NOBLE of Donomoine Co. Monaghan Gent. John JOHNSTON [SEAL] NOTE: Adam NOBLE (?-1793) was the husband of Ann JOHNSTON and the brother-in-law of John JOHNSTON (1729-1816). |
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510 |
110906 |
JACKSON |
Queens |
1739- |
JACKSON-JACKSON Bk 16 Mountmellick |
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162 |
561 |
111118 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh |
PRINGLE-ENERY Killynure A Meml of an Inentd Deed Tripartate being date the Twenty first day of December one Thousand & seven hundred & fifty three made between the Reverend Robert PRINGLE of Maddincourt [Maddan ?] in the County of Armagh Clke of the first part Thomas ENERY of the City of Dublin Esq & Henry PRINGLE Esq. Lieutenant in General Blakenies Regiment of Foot of the second part & Frans ENERY spinster eldest daughter of the Reverend Doctor William ENERY of Killishandra in the County of Cavan of the third part. Reciting that a marriage was intended to be shortly had between the said Robert PRINGLE and the said Frans ENERY; ….(so it seems) … the lands of Doogry [Doogary, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny,], Enough [Enagh, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Kennedies [Kennedies, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Aghavilly [Aghavilly, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Lislea [Lislea, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Killynure [Killynure, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & Magherarville [Magherarville, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion)] “… to the use & intent that the sd Frances in case she should survive the said Robert might have and receive thereout for her jointure an Annuity of one hundred pounds Sterl …” |
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163 |
65 |
107588 |
JACKSON, William |
Cork |
1753 Jan 29 |
FRANKLIN Btw Rev. William JACKSON late of Rocksavage, co Cork but then of Ballinvolane in the North Liberties of the City of Cork, Clerk of 1ts pt to widow Elizabeth FRANKLIN lands of Curran Treilshane in Barony Kinalea, Co Cork. SEE: Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, Volume 1. William Maziere Brady. And footnoted ROD at 1757 Apr 5 |
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68 |
107533 |
GORE, Francis |
Dublin |
1753 Feb 22 |
Rt Hon Luke GARDINER of 1st pt to Francis GORE of City of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt. land on Sackville Street in Lordship of St. Mary’s Abbey Co. Dublin … [desc] bounded by Stable Lane … |
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163 |
68 |
107543 |
JACKSON, Jacob |
Wicklow |
1753 Mar 17 |
BTW Rev. Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity Late Prov of Trinity College near Dublin demised to Jacob JACKSON of Spinans Co. Wicklow part of land of Spinans and also Hill of Spinans the in possession of said Jacob JACKSON Barony of Talbotstown for lives of Jacob JACKSON party to these presents Thomas JACKSON eldest son of said JACKSON and James JACKSON 2nd son of said Jacob JACKSON and survivor… Jacob JACKSON [SEAL] TOWNLANDS · Spinans East, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 179 A, 2 R, 14 P · Spinans Hill (Cnoc na Spíonán) , Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 129 A, 3 R, 0 P · Spinans Middle, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 195 A, 2 R, 20 P · Spinans West (Na Spíonáin Thiar) , Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 75 A, 2 R, 38 P |
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163 |
98 |
107715 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1747 Nov 7 |
CARY Henry JACKSON High Constable of City of Dublin of 1 pt & William CARY City of Dublin Linen Draper of other pt. Demised tenement on north side of Pill Lane Dublin known by the sign of the Black Lyon lately in the possession of Richard CONSTANT with yard back side and offices. NOTE: His widow may have been Ann JACKSON orse BAALFE, and her husband may have been the Henry JACKSON who was the High Sherriff of Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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169 |
108257 |
JACKSON, Martha |
Dublin |
1753 May 19 |
City of Dublin Widow Martha JACKSON all that house messuage on North end of Essex Bridge in the Liberty of the City of Dublin together with the use of several locks and grates mentioned in a schedule there annexed. By virtue of a lease 1744 Mar 1 by James TURNER of the 1 pt & Martha JACKSON of the other. |
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163 |
301 |
109382 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Coleraine |
1752 Dec 19 |
JACKSON-HART Atchave Lower, Adcleave, B. 1739-1810 Btw Richard JACKSON of Colerain Co Londonderry Esq. of 1 pt & John McALLISTER of the same Gent. And Henry HART of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. Reciting that HART was granted town and lands of Ballymaegan [Ballymadigan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] Drumnaquill Drumaquill, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] Donballycarne [possibly Drumballyhagan Clark] Ringrassbegg [Ringrash Beg, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] Ringrassmore [Ringrash More, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] Ardacleave [Articlave Lower, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], And the Upper and Lower Altabreeen [probably Altibrian, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine, - the parishes of Dunboe & Formoyle share a border] all in Co. Londonderry for sum of £5,000. WITNESS: William RICHARDSON of Somerset Co. Londonderry Esq. Sir John BOWDEN of City of Dublin Esq. & William KILLER servant to aforesaid Richard JACKSON. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] |
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400 |
109763 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1753 Jun 30 |
McCABE Rev George JACKSON Clke of Ardpatrick, Co. Louth to John McCABE City of Dublin, butcher… tenement on Pollbeggstreet, Dublin. Mr OWEN’s on the west of it; Widow JONES’s on the east. NOTE: George JACKSON (1711-1782) See also: ROD 235-32-150445 May 10, 1764 SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. |
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68 |
108899 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth Carlow Tipperary Wexford |
1753 Jul 4 |
JACKSON a lease between Sir John ESMOND of Huntington in County Carlow, Bart, of the first part, George JACKSON of Aulare [[aka Athclare, Parish Dunleer], Co. Louth, gent of the second part and Edward BUTLER of the city of Dublin gent of the third part. Sir John ESMOND granted to George JACKSON in his actual possession by virtue of a bargain and sale to him made for one year by indenture of the town and lands of Huntington [Parish of Moyacomb] and Clongarron being part and parcel of the town of Clonogall, together with the mill of Clonogall Scituate lying and being in the County Carlow also all that and those the town and lands of Tinlogh, Ballynruan,, Ballytwohill, Piorstown, and Farranjordan County Tipperary, and also the town and lands of Drumdorry and that part of Ballyshonoge now in the possession of Henry TIMMONS in Co Wexford, together with the rights belonging to George JACKSON his heirs and assigns for ever. Edward BUTLER is to be tenant. WITNESS: Francis BUTLER, John Milligan Clerkes to Edward Butler of the city of Dublin gent, attorney at law. NOTE: In Griffiths, Patrick JACKSON leased a very small acreage: 10 perches with a 2 shilling building in Townland of Athclare in Parish of Dunleer. Also, in Griffiths, there were other JACKSONs in Dundalk. See also: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. |
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164 |
76 |
108941 |
JACKSON, Barnaby |
Kilkenny |
1752 Apr 7 |
PONSONBY, ELIZABETH otherwise CLARKE, wife of Chambre Brabazon Ponsonby of Ashgrove, Co. Kilkenny. 7 April 1752. Narrate 1 p. 9 July 1753. Agreement 26 Sept. 1746 made previous to her inter-marriage with Chambre Brabazon Ponsonby. No sons but three daughters Frances, Elizabeth and Juliana Ponsonby. Her real estate, lands, tenements and hereditaments to her husband. Witnesses: John Lackey, Knocktopher, Co. Kilkenny, Esq., Thomas Butler, Kilkenny, Esq., John Hobson, Waterford, gent. Memorial witnessed by: John Hobson, Barnaby Jackson, Curluddy, Co. Kilkenny, Esq. 164, 76, 108941 Chambre Brab. Ponsonby (seal) SEE: JACKSONs of Kilkenny. |
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397 |
111109 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh |
1750 Oct 26 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE 1746-1751 Between Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall Co Armagh Esquire and the Reverend Philip SKELTON, Klerk and Sarah PRINGLE, widow, executors the last will and Testament of John PRINGLE late of Calledon in County Tyrone Esquire deceased of the one part; and William PRINGLE third son of the said John PRINGLE of the other part (and the release being endorsed on a lease bearing date the 31st day of October 1735 made between Margaret HAMILTON of Calledon [aka Calladon] aforesaid spinster of the one part and the said John Pringle of the other part whereby the said Margaret HAMILTON demise to John PRINGLE his heirs and assigns for the term of three lives at the yearly rent of £60 town and lands of Anaghroa & Anagheramph is then meared and bounded in the possession of the said John PRINGLE, Barony of Dungannon, County Tyrone. Robert MAXWELL, Philip SKELTON, and Sarah PRINGLE assigned to William Pringle in his actual possession, to hold for three lives. WITNESS: Reverend Robert PRINGLE, clerk, and Robert ELLIS, gent, both of Caledon aforesaid. |
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427 |
111228 |
JACKSON, William |
Cork |
1753 Nov 9 |
SMYTH Image 223 between William JACKSON of Youghall, County Cork gent of the one part and John SMYTH of Ballymoney, Co Waterford gent of the other part. William JACKSON leased to John SMYTH his heirs executors admons town and lands of Garryduffe in the Barony of Coshmore and Cashbridge and Co. Waterford formerly held by Florence McCARTHY late of Youghall, Co. Cork deceased from the Right Honorable John Earl of Grandison for a lease of three lives, renewable forever |
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453 |
111352 |
JACKSON, Alexander |
Wicklow |
1751 Apr 9 |
BTW Rev. Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity & Provost of Trinity College Dublin of 1 pt Alexander JACKSON of Brusselstowne [Brusselstown, Parish of Donaghmore, in the Barony of Upper Talbotstown] Barony Talbotstown Co. Wicklow farmer of other pt BALDWIN set lands of Brusselstown otherwise Brickwellstown commonly called Castle Quarter then in possession of Alexander JACKSON containing 110a 2r 16p …. For life of Ann JACKSON wife of said Alexander JACKSON & Alexander JACKSON son of said Alexander JACKSON by Jane his wife or survivor … NOTE: In one place the wife is Jane, and in another she is Ann. I assume Anne was a 2nd wife. WITNESS: Richard ROBBINS & James CRUISE servant in Trinity College both of City of Dublin Richard BALDWIN [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. (more work needed) NOTE: Part of the townland of Brusselstown is on Spinians Hill. Castlequarter is to the south and Spinans Hill to the west. |
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453 |
111353 |
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1754 Jan 28 |
BTW Rev. Richard BALDWIN Coctor in Divinity & Provost of Trinity College Dublin of 1 pt Alexander JACKSON of Brusselstowne [Brusselstown, Parish of Donaghmore, in the Barony of Upper Talbotstown] Barony Talbotstown Co. Wicklow farmer of other … For life of Ann JACKSON wife of said Alexander JACKSON & Alexander JACKSON son of said Alexander JACKSON by Ann his wife or survivor … reciting that the son Alexander JACKSON had died, that William JACKSON the 2nd son of the said Alexander JACKSON should stand in his place. SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. (more work needed) NOTE: Part of the townland of Brusselstown is on Spinians Hill. Castlequarter is to the south and Spinans Hill to the west. |
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196 |
110776 |
McCULLAGH |
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1739-1810
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McCLUSKER to McCULLOUGH & anr (TI Bk 45) Orun, Onomy, par of Muckny SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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166 |
62 |
110296 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth Carlow TIpperary |
1753 Jul 4 |
BUTLER Image 39 between Sir John ESMOND of Huntington County Carlow, Bart, of the one part, and Edward BUTLER of the city of Dublin gent of the other part and the release made between Sir John ESMOND of the first part and the said Edward BUTLER of the second part and George JACKSON of Acclare, [aka Athclare, Parish Dunleer] Co Louth gent, of the third part. town and lands of Huntington [Parish of Moyacomb] and Clongarron being part and parcel of the town of Clonogall, together with the mill of Clonogall Scituate lying and being in the County Carlow also all that and those the town and lands of Tinlogh, Ballynruan,, Ballytwohill, Piorstown, and Farranjordan County Tipperary, and also the town and lands of Drumdorry and that part of Ballyshonoge now in the possession of Henry TIMMIN in Co Wexford. WITNESS: Sir Richard BUTLER of Gary hand in County Carlow, Bart and Francis BUTLER, son of the said Edward BUTLER and Memorial witnessed by Edward BUTLER and John MILLIQUET. NOTE: In Griffiths, Patrick JACKSON leased a very small acreage: 10 perches with a 2 shilling building in Townland of Athclare in Parish of Dunleer. Also, in Griffiths, there were other JACKSONs in Dundalk. See Also: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. |
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269 |
111466 |
McMURRAY WADDELL |
Down Armagh |
WADDELL to McMURREY 1739-1810 (TI Bk 45) Drumgaviny NAMES: Robert WADDELL of Lisnaveane; James McMURRAY of Drumgavney; Alexander WADDELL of Island Derry, Co. Down; Robert MAXWELL, son of Capt MAXWELL of College Hill, Co. Armagh; John ECHLIN son of Rev. Robert ECHLIN; William DUNLAP of Ballybay; Mary WADDELL nee STUART; David GILLESPY of Drummuck; Thomas NOBLE of Donamoyne; Richard EXHAM & Alexander MONTGOMERY. |
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111573 |
OLIVER, Andrew & Sarah |
Tyrone Armagh |
OLIVER, Andrew - NORRIS 1746-1758 James NORRIS of Torrehage [AKA Tannagh], Parish of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone; Charles NORRIS of Larakeen AKA Lairakeen, Parish of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone; Andrew OLIVER of the Parish of Tynan (possibly Lisloony, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].); Sarah OLIVER, daughter of Andrew OLIVER; Margaret HAMILTON, Countess of Orrey; Ben OLIVER of Farmacartley AKA Farmacaffly, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh; John CALDWELL of Caledon, Co. Tyrone; Robert BRENAN of Glaslough, Co. Monaghan. (etc) sworn at Monaghan, Co. Monaghan 16 Oct 1753 . NOTE: This was previously dated 1754 Feb 9th - likely the date it was registered, not made |
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595 |
113742 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1754 Feb 1 |
NOWLAN 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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6 |
110602 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1753 Feb 22 |
FOX Image 347 Lease between Henry JACKSON of Christ Church Dublin, Sword Cutler who demised to Bartholomew FOX of Brabazon Street in the Liberties of Thomas Court and Donore in the County of Dublin, Clothier, the dwellinghouse tenements with the backside house of ease and appurtenances thereunto belonging then in the tenure of Bartholomew FOX on which was formally erected in all brew house wherein Peter BRENNAN formally brewed containing front to Brabazon Street aforesaid 24 foot and 22 foot in the rear and 49 feet from front to rear be the same more or less bounded on the East to Mr KELLY’s then holding West to Mr MILLERs, North to Mr Colman FOXs then holding & South to said Street, situate in said Street in the Liberties aforesaid. To hold onto said Bartholomew FOX his executors, administrators and assigns for a term of 31 years. The yearly rent of £14.WITNESS: Bernard CLARKE of Dublin, gent and Henry STEARN of Dublin gent |
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114 |
111534 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1754 Feb 4 |
McCULLOCH William to McCULLOCH 1746-1758 Image 401 between Josias ERWIN the younger, soldier in the honourable Colonel BOCKLANDs Regiment of Foot now in England son and heir of Josias ERWIN the elder of the town of Antrim in the County of Antrim deceased of the one part and William McCULLOCH of the city of Dublin merchant of the other part. Reciting deed of release the said Josias ERWIN the younger in consideration of £70 to be paid by the said William released and conformed to William McCULLOCH the have tenement wherein Thomas LINDSAY formerly dwelt on the South side of the Street of the said town of Antrim above the church together with that West half tenement close adjoining to the West of the other half tenement the whole being called LINDSAY’s tenement and bounded on the East by the tenements set to William PALMER on the West by Anthony HUNTER and likewise 11 acres of land English measure lying on the left hand of the road leading from Antrim aforesaid to Carrickfergus being part of that field called Potters Hill bounded on the East by the holding of John DUFFIELD on the West by the holding of William STEUART [aka STEWART] Tanner and on the North by some land of Forrest SHORTRIGGs & on the South by the holding of David Hannah situate in the parish and County of Antrim and then in the occupation of an Erwin the widow of the said Josias Erwin the elder with all the edifices orchards gardens and appurtenances thereunto belonging to hold to the said William McCullogh his heirs and assigns during the natural life and lives of John MOORE, Charles ADAIR and Benjamin ADAIR and the survivor and survivors of them and during the natural life and lives of all and every other person or persons who by virtue of a certain indenture of lease in the said deed of release etc etc subject to 2 pounds 19 shillings yearly rent and the said William McCULLOCH did by the deed of release declare that the consideration money therein mentioned was the sole money of John McCULLOCH of the Town of Antrim aforesaid, apothecary and that the said deed was made to him in trust for the several uses in the said deed of release specified which said deeds of release were duly perfected by Josias Erwin the younger and William McCULLOCH in presence of Ezekiel BULLOCK and of Ralph Dawson, Clerk to said Ezekiel both the city of Dublin SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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167 |
127 |
111587 |
PRINGLE |
Tyrone Armagh |
1750 Oct 26 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE1746-1751 between Reverend Doctor Robert MAXWELL then of Fellows Hall [Crearum, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]in County Armagh, since deceased of the one part and John PRINGLE then Junior of Caledon in County Tyrone gent. Since deceased of the other part … Lands of Dowgry [Doogary, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], 161a, Parish of Tynan |
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167 |
134 |
111620 |
McCULLAGH |
Cavan |
1753 Jun 5 |
McCULLOCH John to FOLLIOTT1746-1758 John McCULLAGH of Curtish parish of Killian Co. Cavan let to Abraham FOLLIOTT of Newtown Billyborrow 25 acres SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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167 |
171 |
11809 |
BAGNELL |
Kildare Roscommon Dublin Sligo Limerick |
1754 Jan 29 |
Between Marcus CROFTON otherwise LOWTHER of Moat in County Roscommon Esquire and Catherine his wife of the one part and Reverend Richard BEAUCHAMP of Narramore in the County of Kildare clerk and guardian of Beauchamp BAGNELL a minor under the age of 21 years of the other part and the release made by the said Marcus CROFTON and Catherine his wife of the first part Gorges LOWTHER of Killebrew in County Meath Esquire of the second part James CANE of the city of Dublin Esquire of the third part Hugh ECCLES of Glasnevin in County Dublin Esquire of the 4th part and the honorable Sir Marcus BERESFORD Earl of Tyrone and Robert Sanford of Castlereagh in the County Roscommon Esquire of the 5th part they said Richard BEAUCHAMP of the six part and Mark WHITE of the city of Dublin Esquire of the 7th part in consideration of the sum of £4,500 by Richard BEAUCHAMP by and with the approbation of William WALL one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland testified to the said Marcus CROFTON and Catherine his wife had in hand paid the receipt acknowledged they said Marcus CROFTON and Catherine his wife did grant to the said Beauchamp BAGNELL … lands of … All situated in County Roscommon and also the town and lands of …in Co. Sligo … lands in County Limerick to hold to the said Richard BEAUCHAMP his heirs and assigns release subject to a proviso WITNESS: Francis HARVEY and James HORNEDGE of the city of Dublin Gent NOTE: An Eleanor BEAUCHAMP was the wife of Walter BAGENAL (1670-1745). They were the parents of Beauchamp BAGENAL (1735-1802). Sir Marcus LOWTHER-CROFTON was the husband of Katherine CROFTON (d 1767) and son of Gorges LOWTHER (d. 1716) & Jane BERESFORD. |
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167 |
292 |
112520 |
DOBBIN |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
LESLIE to DOBBIN Book 45 (1739-1810) – not pertinent. Corfad pt & bog |
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167 |
292 |
112521 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
WALKER-CULLEN |
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167 |
526 |
113725 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1754 May 6 |
DRING & ors-JACKSON BTW Robert DRING of City of Cork Esq of 1st pt & William LONGFIELD of City of Cork Merchant of 2nd pt & Ambrose JACKSON Esq of 3rd pt. Reciting that Robert ROGERS Esq. lease 31 Mar 1704 demised to Isaac DELACROIX late of City of Cork Merchant deceased the large Stone house cellar & Garden then in occupation of said Isaac on North East Marsh of City of Cork for term of 100 years rent … for and during the war between England of the one side and France and Spain of the other side the yearly rent of £30 … recited deed of mtg 3 Sept 1723 btw Ambrose JACKSON of 1 pt & John GOODMAN late of City of Cork Merchant of other pt … Ambrose JACKSON … indenture Quadrapartite 2 Aug 1736 … marriage btw William LONGFIELD and Mary GOODMAN … |
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168 |
36 |
110757 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1753 Nov 28 |
JACKSON-TODD Btw Richard JACKSON of the parish of Killowen Co Londonderry [Of Jackson Hall, in Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine]] of the 1 pt & Isaac TODD of the same, merchant of the other. Pt. JACKSON demised to TODD one field or park containing abt 8 acres bounded on the south by the Rev. Mr. THOMPSON on the north by John ALLENs and on the west by the new road leading to Ballycarn and on the east by the River Bann and also 16 acres on the north side of Ballycarn bounded on the south by the said John ALLENs on the west by Alexander McKACHANs lands on the north by Killcranny [Killcranny Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine]. and on the west by the River Bann. All situate in the parish of Killowen, the Manor of Clothworkers… during the natural lives of Isaac TODD the younger son to Isaac TODD aged abt 9 years and John ALLEN son to John ALLEN aged about 8 years or 61 years WITNESS Andrew LYLE & William KILLER both of Killowen yeomen. Mem WITNESS: Andrew LYLE & Robert GAGE, Killowen, Merchant. |
16d |
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168 |
57 |
110756 |
JACKSON, Richard |
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TODD NOTE. NOTE: Not in this book. SEE: ROD 168-36-110757 |
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168 |
163 |
111986 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens |
1754 Feb 8 |
STRANGMAN Btwn Richard JACKSON of Mountmellick, Queens Co. Merchant of 1 pt & Samuel STRANGMAN of Mountmellick, Merchant… ground in Drinah. SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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169 |
45 |
112717 |
JACKSON, Daniel |
Kings |
1754 Mar 24 |
JACKSON Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan] Kings Co & Sarah SHERIGLEY (this is one of the trust relationships see also SHRIGLEY and BEAVER and BEVER). SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. See also Deed: Feb 15, 1777 and ROD: 158-39-104622 NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of Santry SEE: JACKSONs of Santry in Dublin. |
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169 |
167 |
113222 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1754 Feb 11 |
WORTHINGTON 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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169 |
252 |
113608 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Queens |
1738 Apr 25 |
Deed Poll made between Sarah FOSTER of the city of Dublin widow and relict of Christian FOSTER late of Monasteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], in Kings Co and William FOSTER, son of said Christian FOSTER and Sarah FOSTER of the one part and Thomas JACKSON of Jonestown [Jonestown, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown],Kings Co farmer of the other part whereby the said Sarah and William FOSTER for consideration granted to farm to Thomas JACKSON his heirs etc the lands of Monasteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], formerly possessed by James FARRELL about 63 acres plantation measure for the natural lives of Isaac JACKSON Joseph JACKSON and Thomas JACKSON Junior for the term of 41 years witness Daniel KENNEDY of Edenderry [Edenderry, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown] Kings Co and Nicholas MORAN of Conyborrow Queens Co. NOTE: I suspect that in time we will find a link to Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare. And/or the Quaker Jacksons of Seawaite Lancashire |
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169 |
353 |
114134 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1754 Aug 19 |
ROBINSON William JACKSON of City of Dublin gent consideration mentioned demised to George ROBINSON of city of Dublin, Weaver to dwellings houses tenements late in the occupation of Patrick ROURKE on the Eastside of Pimlicoe in the Liberties of Thomas Court and Donore County Dublin bounded on the West to Bartholomew McCORMICK’s holding and on the South to Mrs Francis DUNLOP’s holding on the East to the Kings pavement and on the North to the back improvements or yard. To hold by George ROBINSON for a term of 99 years at the yearly rate of £19. Witness Samuel KATHRENS of the city of Dublin gent and[?] REILY of the city of Dublin public notary. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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169 |
389 |
114279 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick |
1754 Jun 3 |
WREST Between John JACKSON of the City of Limerick merchant of the one part and Walter WREST of city of Limerick confectioner of the other part reciting a lease eighth of August 1747 may between Arthur ROCHE of the City of Limerick Esquire of the one part and the said John JACKSON of the other part whereby WREST demised to JACKSON plot of ground fronting The Gallows Green… description… |
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169 |
545 |
114897 |
COULTER |
Down |
1754 Oct 18 |
COULTER, Bernard -SMYTHE Notes in 2009 diary 1746-1758 William BREW of Downpatrick, Co. Down, skinner of the 1st part; Bernard COULTER of Raholn, Co. Down, farmer of 2nd part & James SMITH of Downpatrick, innkeeper of the 3rd part … COULTER-SMITH – part of BROWN’s tenement in Castle Quarter, Downpatrick … for lives of Bernard COULTER & George COULTER, his brother. |
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170 |
225 |
113797 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1754 Feb 7 |
IRWIN BTW George Edmund HOWARD of City of Dublin Esq of 1st pt & John IRWIN of City of Dublin Hatter since deceased of 2nd pt & Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. Reciting that John WORTHINGTON of City of Dublin Carpenter by mtg 5 Jun 1752 in consid of £35,10 assigned to Gorges Edmond HOWARD ground on south side of King Street near St. Stephens Green Dublin together with all houses & Improvements … residue of 51 year term … WITNESS: Henry Steevens REILY of City of Dublin Public Notary & William JACKSON of same City Gent. Memorial WITNESS: William WHITE & John LOGAN Esq of the last will and Testament of John IRWIN deceased |
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171 |
11 |
113482 |
JACKSON, George |
Tipperary |
1754 Jan 18 |
SMITH 1746-1758 Thomas SMYTH of Ballingarry, Co. Tipperary Gent of 1 pt & George JACKSON of Rathenane, Co. Tipperary Gent of the other & William SMITH of Ballingarry Gent of the 3rd . In consid of 800 pounds … tithes of the Parish of Killberrane otherwise Rathberrane, Co. Tipperary |
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171 |
33 |
113656 |
JACKSON, George |
Queens Drogheda Louth |
1754 Jun 20 |
STEWART Thomas STRANGMAN of Mountmellick Gent Admin of unadministered of Edward COURTENAY… [Rev] George JACKSON of Town of Drogheda, Clerk & Elizabeth his wife of the 1 pt… lands of Logher and Tully in Co. Meath & Ardpatrick, Co. Louth SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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171 |
41 |
113710 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1754 Jul 17 |
Sarah SYM otherwise ROSE of City of Dublin Widow Sarah SYM of the same City spinster and Joseph FERGUSON of the same City merchant. Ann his wife. Which said Sarah SYM spinster and Ann FERGUSON are the only surviving children of Sarah SYM otherwise ROSE by her late husband David SYM deceased. Demised to Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin Glass grinder house leading to Essex Bridge in the City of Dublin wherein the said Thomas JACKSON lived in breadth on the street 17 feet and in depth 56 feet… describes neighbours… lease for 56 years rent 35 pounds. Witness: Thomas SAUNDERS of City of Dublin, Gent & Thomas BLUNDELL of City of Dublin watchmaker |
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171 |
161 |
114169 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1754 Aug 2 |
Major Walter WOLFE of Dublin City to Thomas JACKSON, glassgrinder of Dublin City house east side Whitefriars St, Dublin, held by WOLFE from Elizabeth SMITH, widow 1 May 1745. SW |
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171 |
443 |
115321 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Limerick |
1754 Oct 3 |
DICKSON Btw Samuel DICKSON of Knockdromafiell Co Limerick Gent of 1 pt & Thomas JACKSON of Limerick, Chandler of the other part. Marriage to be had bwt Thomas JACKSON and Ann DICKSON spinster daughter of Samuel DICKSON… 50 pounds marriage portion. WITNESS: William LEONARD of City of Limerick Gager, William VOKER of City of Dublin, Gent. |
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172 |
314 |
116529 |
BAILIE |
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1746-1758 |
LOWE, Samuel-BAYLY not pertinent in 2016 |
16e |
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172 |
356 |
116290 |
DONALDSON, Alexander |
Armagh |
1740 Nov 19 |
BTW Randal DONNELSON of Castle Dillon [Castledillon Estate, 137 Drummanmore Rd, Armagh – possibly Turcarra, Parish of Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West or Drumogher, Parish Grange (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh Esq of 1 pt & Alexander DONNALSON of Phillipstown. Quarter of Cloghoge commonly called McShane’s Quarter, Co. Armagh for lives of Samuel DONNALDSON and Joseph DONNALDSON 4th & 5th sons of Alexander DONNALDSON. Witness: John DONNALDSON of Castle Dillon man servant to Randal DONNALDSON and by Hugh McMASTER of Foxfield, Co. Armagh farmer. NOTE: Alexander DONALDSON (1671-1776). It is possible that John DONALDSON (his eldest son) was the John DONALDSON manservant to Randal DONALDSON NOTE: There are three Cloghoge townlands · · Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Killevy (Upper Orior portion) Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Upper, Co. Armagh 323 A, 2 R, 31 P · Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Ballymore Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Lower, Co. Armagh 229 A, 0 R, 7 P · Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Creggan Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 926 A, 3 R, 2 P |
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172 |
421 |
117173 |
McCULLAGH |
Down Antrim Dublin |
1755 May 10 |
McCULLOCH William to BULLOCK1746-1758 Lisburn Btw Hans FAIRLIE of Edenterry Co Down Gent only son & heir at law of William FAIRLIE late of Lisburn deceased… [other names] William McCULLOCH of the City of Dublin Merchant.. lands of Lurgantory als Lurgantoam in Barony of Eveagh Co Down {Note: #117633 deed says it is in Lisburn ] SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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172 |
498 |
117633 |
M’CULLA, Alexander |
Antrim |
1755 Jun 25 |
Btw Philip FLETCHER of Lisburn Co Antrim Esq. & Alexander M’CULLA of Lisburn Innkeeper of the other pt… parcel of land called Lurginure 47a in Parish of Lisburn Manor of Killultagh… SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
16e |
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172 |
567 |
118239 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick |
1755 Aug 30 |
NEWSOM Book Index 1758-1768 John JACKSON of the City of Limerick, Grocer .. mtg Oct 30 1752 btw John JACKSON and his wife Rachel otherwise LUCAS one of the daughters of Thomas LUCAS Skinner deceased of the 1 pt & NEWSOM of the City of Corke of other pt. [list of lands] for 125 pounds and interest… and then 175 pounds pd by John NEWSON… NOTE: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. A John JACKSON of Cargeen, Co. Kildare married a Sarah LUCAS, her mother Elizabeth from Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow. NOTE: I need to follow up on later leases of a Luke or Lucas JACKSON of The Strand in Dublin. |
16e |
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172 |
584 |
118502 |
DAWSON |
Londonderry |
1746-1758 |
DAWSON, Josua-JOHNSTON 1746-1758 Joshua DAWSON of Castledawson Esq & Dunkan JOHNSTON [aka Duncan JOHNSTON?] of Ballydawley arish Tamlaught |
16e |
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173 |
84 |
115477 |
STEEL |
Monaghan |
1749 Dec 29 |
Walter STEEL-McMATH BTW Walter STEEL of Candleforth, Parish Iniskeen, Barnoy Farny, Co. Monaghan of 1 pt Gent & John McMATH of Annyart, Parish Muckma, Barony Creemorn, Co. Monaghan of other pt linen draper. Part of land of Annyart as formerly held by Francis KNOX deceased & now held by John McMATH … for lives of John STEEL son & heir of Walter STEEL & Sarah McMATH eldest dau of John McMATH … WITNESS: William STEEL of Ardkirk Co. Monaghan Linen draper & Robert BOYS of Castleblayney Co. Monaghan Grocer |
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173 |
101 |
115543 |
JACKSON, Henry & Thomas & Jane |
Meath Dublin |
1754 Dec 14 |
JACKSON-FARRELL site research Memorial of an Indentured Deed of Lease and Release
dated respectively 4th and 5th days of November 1754, the Lease between Henry
JACKSON, Lisnaboe, County Meath, Gent, 1st part, Thomas JACKSON,
Lisnaboe son of the said Henry JACKSON, the other part. |
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173 |
103 |
115560 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Antrim Londonderry |
1754 Dec 11 |
JOY Between Hugh JACKSON of Tobermore [Tobermore Parish Kilcronaghan], in County of Londonderry, gent of the one part and Henry JOY of Belfast in the County of Antrim printer of the other part. Whereby the said Hugh JACKSON for the consideration therein mentioned did give grant bargain sell assign and set over unto the said Henry JOY his executors, administrators and assigns one annuity or yearly sum of £10 to be had and taken, and to be issuing out of the six church land pounds of Ballynasircon [aka Ballynasarren Parish Ballynascreen] in the County of Londonderry and all his the said Hugh JACKSON right title interest trust property claim and demand whatsoever of in and to the said annuity or yearly sum of £10 and of in and to every part and part of there of, with the appurtenances and all benefit in advantage to be had gotten thereby to have and to hold to the same in every part thereof with the appurtenances unto the said Henry JOY his executors, administrators and assigns to his in their own proper use and behoof from the first day of May last for and during all the term and time to come of the present lease of said six Church Land Town of Ballynasircon [aka Ballynasarren ] and for and during all such further term on terms that any person or persons by from or under William JACKSON of Tobermore aforesaid gent deceased shall, or may obtain renew of the same. By which said deed the said Henry JOY declares the said purchase to be made in trust for Barbara JACKSON, a minor grand daughter of the said William JACKSON under the terms and upon the trust in said deed mentioned which said deed and also this Memorial are witnessed by John CAMPBELL, gent and James ARCHIBALD merchant both of Belfast in the County of Antrim. Hugh JACKSON. SEAL. Signed and sealed by the above named Hugh JACKSON in presence of John Campbell, James Archibald. SEE: JACKSONs of Tobermore. Barbara JACKSON was later wife to John STEVENSON. NOTE: The Henry JOY connection is interesting in light of other JACKSON-JOY connections in Co. Down. |
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301 |
116273 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Kings. |
1755 Feb 14 |
GORE-WILSON BTW Arthur GORE, Esq. of Tenelick, Co. Longford of 1st pt & Benjamin WILSON, farmer of Mountwillson [Mountwilson, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown,, Kings Co. Of 2nd pt Lands of Ballinrath & Ballynakill [Ballynakill Big or Ballynakill Little, Parish Ardnurcher or Horseleap, in the Barony of Kilcoursey] 258a 1r in Barony Coolstown, Kings Co. to Benjamin WILLSON for lives of John WILSON, 2nd son of Benjamin WILSON for lives of Elizabeth GRIFFITH, spinster of City of Dublin & William JACKSON 4th son of Thomas JACKSON farmer of Ballygurtagh [Ballygibbon?] near Edenderry [Edenderry, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], Kings Co.) & John WILSON 3rd son of Benjamin WILSON yearly rent of £142 … WITNESSES: George MEARNS, Esq & Patrick CORBET all of Dublin & Patrick READING. NOTE: He may have been the Arthur GORE, son of Arthur GORE MP of Kilkenny and Dorothy MANLY. NOTE: He may have been the Arthur GORE son of Sir Francis
GORE & Lady Anne PARKE. SOURCE: Pue’s Occurrences Nov 14, 1741:
John ECHLIN clerk, Arthur GORE Esq and Mary his wife – Plaintiff Thomas
MOORE, Richard MOORE and others – Defendants |
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173 |
351 |
116505 |
COULTER, Alexander |
Louth |
1755, Mar 14 1746, Oct 8 |
COULTER, Alexander & MURPHY 1746-1758 1739-1810 (TI Bk 73) A Memorial of a lease dated the eight day of October one thousand seven hundred & forty six whereby Alex Coulter of Dundalk in the County of Louth Tanner did demise & set unto Patrick Murphy of the said town & County Miller all that and those the house and tenement then in the possession of Rose McVeagh otherwise called Rose Murphy & Thomas Downey with the Garden & all the Appurt thereunto belonging Situate in the Lower Ward of Dundalk aforesaid containing in front thirty one feet of thereabouts more or less bounded on the east with the street of Dundalk aforesaid on the West with the little green then in possession of Mark Sands on the North with Sd Alex Coulters Dwelling & Garden on the south with Ambroses holding to hold for the term of Thirty-one years from the ninth day of the then inst Oct at the yearly rent of one pound four shilling Sterling payable Lord Limerick excepted which said lease is witnessed by Murtagh Mullholland Gent and John Murphy Taylor both of Dundalk aforesaid and this memorial is witnessed by the sd John Murphy & Barney Murphy of Dundalk aforesaid son to sd John Murphy - Patrick Murphy [SEAL} signed 14th of March 1755 at or near half an hour after eleven o’clock in the forenoon. |
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173 |
525 |
117139 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings Tipperary |
1754 May 15 |
BTW William CLEBURNE of Ballycullilan Co. Tipperary Gent & John CLEBURNE eldest son & heir apparent of Wm CLEBURNE of 1st ot Robert PALMER of Cloghane Kings Co. Gent & Mary PALMER one of the daughters of said Robert PALMER of 2nd pt. James RUDDOCK the younger of Lorhoe and John CHAWNER of Ballyguyder both of Co. Tipperary Gent of 3rd pt. Marrriage btw John CLEBORNE & Mary PALMER £600 marriage portion. … Castletown & Lands of Ballycallalan otherwise Ballycullalon & park of Anagh otherwise Annagh Bunadubber other wise Bunadober the quarter and position of Killinboy and Knockballycollaton in Barony Lower Ormond Co. Tipperary … William CLEBURNE, Robert PALMER, Mary PALMER, James RUDDOCK and John CHAWNER in presence of Henry PALMER of BallyEgan, Robert JACKSON ye younger of Grange Gent & Edward PALMER eldest of said Henry PALMER all of Kings Co. Gent & Susanna PALMER of Cloghane, Kings Co. daughter to Robert PALMER. Robert PALMER [SEAL] |
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174 |
76 |
115204 |
RUTHERFORD |
Monaghan |
1739-1810
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RUTHERFORD to HARRIS (TI Bk 45) Caddagh |
x |
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174 |
78 |
115205 |
RUTHERFORD |
Monaghan |
1739-1810
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RUTHERFORD to RUTHERFORD (TI Bk 45) Caddagh |
x |
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174 |
479 |
117128 |
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Meath |
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NOY-TANDYS |
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174 |
319 |
116338 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Kings |
1755 Feb 20 |
BTW Hon Montague Lord Viscount BLUNDELL of Kingdom of Ireland but now residing in Great Britain of 1 pt; Joseph INMAN of Ballybrtain [Ballybrittan, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown, Co. Offally] Kings Co., Thomas BEWLEY & John WILSON both of Edenderry [Edenderry in Edenderry Urban, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown] Kings Co., Farmers of other pt. .. demised plot of land in Town of Edenderry on which the Quaker Meeting House with the south houses and offices thereunto belonging now stands containing on the north side 138’ on the East side, 200’ on the west side 233’ making in the whole 1r 24p .. also that piece or plot of ground called the [Dissenters?] Graveyard containing 1r of ground all in Edenderry Kings Co. to hold to Joseph INMAN Thomas BEWLEY & John WILSON their executors … during life of William JACKSON 4th son of Thomas JACKSON of Monastrorus [Monasteroris, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown] Kings Co., famer ages 17 years or so, Joseph BOARDMAN eldest son of John BOARDMAN of Ballycolgan [Ballycolgan, Parish Ballynakill, Barony Coolestown] Kings Co., farmer age 17 or thereabouts and Joseph PEARSON 3rd son of James PEARSON of Clonin [Clonin, Parish Ballyburly, Barony Warrenstown] Kings Co., Farmer … WITNESS Adam WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Gent & Henry ARNOTT of Edenderry Kings Co. Gent. John WILSON [SEAL] SEE: Quaker Jacksons in Ireland. |
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174 |
345 |
116503 |
JACKSON, George |
Galway Kings |
1752 Oct 20 |
BTW William MOYLAN of Ballinuane Co. Gallway Gent of 1 pt & George JACKSON of Cullenuanein [Cullenwaine, Parish Cullenwaine, Barony Clonlisk] Kings Co. Gent on behalf of Mary NOLAN spinster .. lands in trust part of marriage agreement… |
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174 |
544 |
117420 |
JACKSON, Micajah |
Dublin |
1755 May 13 |
JACKSON-VICKERS Book Index 1758-1768 Lease btw Micajah JACKSON of City of Corke Merchant of 1 pt & Jeremiah VICARS of Co Dublin Tanner of other part. Micajah devised tenement where VICARS dwelt at Crooked Staff in the Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore, City of Dublin for term of 99 years. NOTE: In 1762, Trade, Property & Legal Notices from the ‘Corke Journal’: JACKSON, MICAJAH, Linen-Draper, next door to St. Peter's Church SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe NOTE: Jeremiah VICARS was the husband of Joyce JACKSON (b. abt 1689) – daughter of Robert JACKSON & Joyce SHAW. NOTE: A Micajah JACKSON was a son of Rev. William JACKSON (d. abt 1734) of Cork and Anne PERRY of Tipperary. |
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174 |
545 |
117421 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1753 Dec 14 |
JACKSON-ROCHE Book Index 1758-1768 Henry JACKSON of City of Dublin did demise to Henry ROCHE of City of Waterford Merchant dwelling house etc on Georges St. In City of Waterford. Descry.... |
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175 |
320 |
117220 |
JACKSON, George |
Dublin |
1754 Jul 2 |
JACKSON-SCHULTS Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of City of Dublin granted to Nicholas SCHULTS of City of Dublin, Rockmaker waste ground in Pollbegstreet & Georges Street otherwise Stocking Lane in the suburbs of Dublin |
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175 |
327 |
117250 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens |
1751 Dec 24 |
JACKSON-FORBES Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Richard JACKSON of Mountmellick Queens Co Gent eldest son & heir at law of Nathaniel JACKSON late of Mountmellick aforesaid Gent dec’d of the one pt & James FORBES of City of Dublin... townlands of Drinagh & Garoon ... SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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175 |
440 |
117786 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1755 Mar 18 |
JACKSON-KIRWIN Book Index 1758-1768 Henry JACKSON, High Constable of City of Dublin demised to Pierce KIRWIN, merchant tenement on the east side of Church St in the Parish of New Saint Michans, Dublin [Oxmantown] |
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176 |
75 |
117222 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Londonderry |
1753 Jul 14 |
JACKSON-McCACHAN aka McKATCHAN Book Index 1758-1768 Richard JACKSON Esq.of the one pt & Alexander MAKACHAN of Colerain Co Londonderry of the other.... transfer of part of townland of Donballykarn [Possibly Drumballyhagan Clark, Parish Kilcronaghan, Barony Loughinsholin], 47 acres situate in Manor of Clothmakers.... SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. and JACKSONs of Tobermore. |
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176 |
88 |
117597 |
JACKSON, Miles |
Limerick Cork |
1755 Feb 2 |
JACKSON-COX & ors Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Miles JACKSON of Lisduane, Co Limerick Esq. of 1 pt & William COX of Ballynoe Co. Limerick Esq. and William MASON of Dirrawlin Co. Limerick, Gent and Michael SCANLON of Mean Co. Limerick Gent of other pt. Miles JACKSON sold townlands Lisduane Gortnenagh Killaghto Ballyvollogue in Barony Connolloe Co. Limerick and one front stone house in parish Christ Church in City of Corke in tenure of James BARRY and others bounding on the west with Kings Street, on the north adjoining the house where Stephen WALSH then lived on the South with the house where John MAHONY then lived all being in the lane called Charter’s Lane in the South East Quarter of City of Cork and two other new built houses in said South East quarter of City of Cork, Parish of Christ Church in Charter’s Lane on the south adjoining holdings then in possession of Peter GUITHONG and two houses in tenure or occupation of Owen CULLENANE apothecary Parish St. Fin Barry’s [aka St Finbar's, Barony of Cork] in South suburbs of City of Cork … for term of 99 years beginning 5 Mar 1755 by virtue of a lease by John HODATOR late of City of Cork made to John BARBER and which by [Mosne?] assignment came to said Miles JACKSON the elder … Witnesses Charles McCARTHY of City of Cork Ale Seller, John SULLIVAN of City of Cork, Gent & Stephen AMBROSE of Liskennett Co. Limerick Gent … Miles JACKSON [SEAL] |
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176 |
290 |
118917 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to CLARKE SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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176 |
414 |
119399 |
JACKSON, Mary & husb |
Armagh Dublin |
1755 Nov 15 |
OBINS & wife-BLACKER Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Anthony OBINS of Portadown Co Armagh Chirugeon & Mary OBINS otherwise BURLEIGH otherwise JACKSON his wife and Samuel BLACKER of Dublin |
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176 |
468 |
119572 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1756 Jan 10 |
JACKSON-LAND Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. John JACKSON of Clonshagh in Co of Dublin for 300 pounds pd by Henry LAND of City of Dublin Gent 50 acres of Clansagh, Parish of Santry, Barony of Coolagh, Co Dublin SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. |
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176 |
492 |
119641 |
NOBLE |
Monaghan |
1746-1748 |
CLELLAND, Thomas-Brabazon NOBLE Carrickmacross. maybe useful if I had more time |
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177 |
335 |
118454 |
BAILIE |
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1746-1751 |
ADAIR, Robt SR-BAILEY |
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177 |
506 |
119056 |
JACKSON, Anne aka Annas |
Down |
1755 Aug 18 |
JACKSON, James 1755 FERGUSON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 PRONI T808/8267-8282 Groves Manuscripts Btw Annas TATE otherwise JACKSON otherwise KELL of town of Newton, Co Down widow of the one part & Henry FERGUSON of Ballyrogan [aka Ballyreagan] Parish of Newtown & David PATTERSON of the town & co aforesaid Chandler, of the other part. Annas TATE in consid of 6 pounds to FERGUSON & PATTERSON garden in the back street of Newtown belonging to Thomas Kennedy for use of the Old Dissenting Congregation of Newtown. Memorial witnessed by Andrew CUMING & James THOMPSON both of Newtown & John MOOR and Jane MOOR both of Drumon parish of Aghlow & Co. Tyrone. NOTE: She was the widow of Gilbert JACKSON (1677-1723) Jane MOOR was her daughter. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
15 |
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177 |
549 |
119649 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh Dublin |
1755 Jul 11 |
LENNOX-BURTON Forkhill. Townland Index 1739-1810 William LENNOX of City of Dublin Banker to Bartholomew BURTON of London Esq. Reciting LENNOX to BURTON for loan of £4,200 British money to discharge much of said LENNOX’s bank or cash notes for debts of William LENNOX & George FRENCH his partner … assigned to Bartholomew BURTON his right to £4,500 as money current in Ireland being what remained due to him on a bond and warrant executed by Richard JACKSON formerly of City of Dublin but now of Forkhill Co. Armagh bearing date 15 May 1752 the [Penal?] Sum of £10,000 for payment of £2,000 [?] Judgement in Kings Bench … to William LENNOX of Manor of Stonebridge otherwise Forkhill & all other Towns Lands & Premises in Co. Armagh of him the said Richard JACKSON … WITNESS: John WALLACE & Lennox BIGGER both of City of Dublin |
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178 |
1 |
117508 |
BAILIE |
Dublin |
1746-1758 |
LOWE, Samuel-BAYLY Dorothea DAVIS otherwise BAYLEY- wife of Robert DAVIES |
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178 |
42 |
117712 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin Meath Louth |
1754 Jun 1 |
LOWTHER Book Index 1758-1768 John JACKSON of Rathmaly Co Meath Gent of 1 pt & John LOWTHER of Staffordstown Co Meath Gent of the other… town and lands of Knockatubber & Marshallrath cont 316 aces 34 p NOTE: John JACKSON was likely the John JACKSON (d btw 1762-1780) son of Arthur JACKSON (d 1706) of Marshallrath. Co. Louth and Anne BARNES. |
16d |
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178 |
185 |
118494 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin Kildare |
1755 Sep 30 |
BRYAN Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Mary AIKIN otherwise PAINE of City of London widow relict of Francis AIKIN late of Murragh Co. Dublin farmer deceased of 1 pt & Josiah BRYAN & William BRYAN both of the City of Dublin Merchants of the other part. Whereas a marriage is to be btw William JACKSON Gent City of Dublin of the 2nd pt… George AIKIN father of Frances AIKIN… holding formerly in possession of George AIKIN father of said Francis 53a formerly in possession of George AIKIN 48 1/2a in townlands of Westpaldstown [aka Westpalstown , Parish Westpalstown] Co. Dublin to hold to Josiah BRYAN & William BRYAN for lives of William AIKIN & Mary AIKIN WITNESS incl James BRYAN of Newtown Co Kildare & Samuel & James BRYAN of City of Dublin NOTE: A PAIN-JACKSON marriage in a future generation may be linked: 27 August 1856 Dunlecky, Co. Carlow. Jacob JACKSON of Hacketstown and Mary Francis PAINE of Bagenalstown SEE: JACKSONs - one line based in Co. Carlow & Co, Wicklow |
16d |
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178 |
290 |
118908 |
JACKSON, Lawrence |
Dublin Sligo |
1755 Sep 13 |
JACKSON-WYNNE Btw Laurence JACKSON City of Dublin Gent and grandson & heir at law of Edward JACKSON late of City of Dublin formerly of Sligo, Co. Sligo Esq deceased of 1 pt John WYNNE of Hazelwood, Co. Sligo Esq Capt in Gen BRAGGs Regiment of Foot in Ireland of other pt. In consid of £147.10.6 granted park in Ballydoogan [Parish of St. John's. Barony of Carbury.] commonly known by name of Kevin’s Park then possessed by Edward JACKSON containing 11a 2r meared on east with part of Sir Francis LYSTER’s estate on the West with Mr. ROSS’s holding on the North with the road leading to Sligo & on the south with Mr. BUNTIN’s holding in Co. Sligo … held granted by lease held by Benjamin BURTON of City of Dublin Alderman deceased unto said Edward JACKSON. WITNESS: Thomas HILLAS of City of Dublin Gent & Owen COLEMAN of Dublin aforesaid Yeoman. Laurence JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: BUNTIN connection to JACKSONs of Lisburn. NOTE: Based on contemporary maps, it would seem that this is now MITCHELL-CURRY Park. It is west of the centre of Sligo Town. SEE: Map. Or it could be Kevins Fort SEE: Other Map. |
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178 |
290 |
118909 |
JACKSON, Lawrence |
Dublin Sligo |
1755 Nov 4 |
Book Index 1758-1768 WYNNE Btw Laurence JACKSON City of Dublin Gent and grandson & heir at law of Edward JACKSON of City of Dublin formerly of Sligo Esq deceased of 1 pt John WYNNE of Hazelwood, Co. Sligo Esq Capt in Gen BRAGGs Regiment of Foot in Ireland of other pt.…. JACKSON demised to WYNNE Tenements and Dwelling Houses in the front to Key Street & Backland in Sligo, Co. Sligo containing in length to Key Street 100’ and in front to Back Lane 234’ and in depth to Key Street 230’ and in depth to said lane to west End 109’ bounded on the East to the said Key Street to the South on said Backlane and on the west to the plot in possession of Arthur MARTIN on the north to the Garden Dwelling Houses or Plotts… also house where Hanna LYTTLE lived in Key street 31’ in depth to the further end of the Garden 108’ bounded on the East with street pavement and on the north with Edward HUGHES plott and on the west with James ROSS’s garden on the south with James ROSS House… Laurence JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: The name Laurence JACKSON is not common. A possible previous generation: a Laurence JACKSON who died aft 1659 had a son Josiah or Josias JACKSON who died bef 1659 of College Green, Dublin, wife Elizabeth. Brother Joseph JACKSON sisters Mary, Sarah & Martha. SOURCE: Bethams Abstracts. Also, an Edward JACKSON married a Dorcas ORMSBY of Willowbrooke, Co. Sligo. She was a daughter of Co. William ORMSBY & Mary GORE. Mary GORE was a daughter of Sir Francis GORE and Anne PARKE NOTE: Could Key Street be Quay Street? SEE: Map. |
16d |
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178 |
291 |
118910 |
JACKSON, Lawrence |
Dublin Sligo |
1755 Nov 4 |
Book Index 1758-1768 This seems to be an incorrect Mem #. WYNNE see above – just different Sligo lands |
16d |
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178 |
291 |
118916 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to BEATTY SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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178 |
291 |
118917 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1755 Aug 5 |
BTW David McCULLAGH of Town of Antrim Merchant and his wife and Margaret LARIMOR wife of Joseph LARIMOR of Belfast And Archibald M’ALLISTER and Henry JOY both of Belfast Gents Trustees of said Margaret LORIMOR of 1st pt and John CLARKE of Ballynickle Parish Cumber Co. Down of other pt. |
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178 |
328 |
119051 |
PUREFOY, Martha |
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BRIEN NOTE: The numbers do not align. There is no 119051 in Bk 178. Also not in book 177. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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178 |
519 |
119796 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH Jas to EDMONDSTONE SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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178 |
547 |
119891 |
DOWNING |
Coleraine |
1756 Feb 10 |
John DOWNING gave Sarah and Charles a marriage settlement, witnesses Alexander CLOTWORTHY and Rowe DOWNING. NOTE from Penny Thorn Marriage btw John DOWNING of Rowes Giftin [Roes Gift, Parish Ballyscullion, Barony Loughinsholin] Co Londonderry sq & Ann DOWNING his wife of 1st part. Charles DAWSON of Castle Dawson [Parish Castledawson] Co Londonderry & Sarah DOWNING of the sd John & Ann DOWNING of the 2nd pt. Richard JACKSON of Colerain Esq of 3rd pt;… marriage btw Charles DAWSON & Sarah DOWNING… made over to John DAWSON & Richard JACKSON town and lands of Warrenstown & other townlands in Co Meath… 500 pounds marriage portion. NOTE: Sarah DOWNING’s grandmother was Anne JACKSON, wife of Col Adam DOWNING. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. |
16d |
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179 |
22 |
118407 |
BAILIE |
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1746-1751 |
ANDERSON, Letitia-BEATTY |
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179 |
42 |
118500 |
BARTON |
Waterford |
1755 Sep 30 |
Indenture btw Thomas BARTON of Glynpatrick Co. Waterford of 1 pt & Nathaniel BARTON of same of other part. Leased land of Glynatrick. |
16d |
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179 |
73 |
118918 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1755 Nov 14 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to McROBERTS David McCULLAGH & wife Jane of Town of Antrim & Margaret LORIMER and Henry JOY trustees for Margaret LORIMER leased land to McROBERTS in Ballynickle, Parish of Comber, Co Antrim. To James McMULLAN SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
16d |
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179 |
77 |
118921 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1755 Nov 14 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to McMULLAN David McCULLAGH & wife Jane of Town of Antrim & Margaret LORIMER wife of Joseph LORIMER of Belfast leased land to SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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179 |
495 |
122007 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1756 Aug 26 |
BOOKER Book Index 1758-1768 Edwin THOMAS Joyner of Dublin made over to Francis BOOKER & Thomas JACKSON of Dublin City Glass makers a house or tenement known as Col Lovett’s house situate on the east side of the Bling Key City of Dublin with large flagged yard behind said house back to the river Anna Liffey bounded on the north by Kings pavement facing to the river and on the east to a holding in possession of Mr. STAFORD…. [a page of description of the land follows] |
16d |
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179 |
572 |
122782 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin Mayo |
1756 Nov 26 |
BROWNE & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Indented deed btw John JACKSON of Dublin of 1st pt. Jacob BROWNE of Kelticola [?] Co Mayo Esq. of 2nd pt; Dominick BROWNE of Rehard Co. Mayo Gent & Bridget BROWNE otherwise BLAKE his wife of 3rd pt & Francis BLAKE of Moyne Co. Mayo Esq. & eldest son Charles BLAKE heir apparent of Francis BLAKE reciting deed of release 7 Jan 1703 & Articles of intermarriage 13 Jun 1721 concerning marriage of Francis BLAKE with Frances his wife & articles bearing date 17 Sept 1735 concerning marriage of Dominick BROWNE with his wife Bridget… 1741 JACKSON had transferred to Jacob BROWNE his interest [in what exactly this interest was is not mentioned] John JACKSON SEAL. |
16d |
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180 |
79 |
124629 |
JACKSON Rev. Daniel |
Dublin |
1757 May 28 |
Lease & release btw Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], in Kings Co. Clerke of the one part & Nathanial DONNALLAN of Artain in Co. of Dublin Esq. of the other part Town and lands of Darndale 64 a in Parish of Coolock, Co. Dublin NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of Santry SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. |
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180 |
141 |
119887 |
PUREFOY, Martha |
Dublin Tipperary |
1755 Feb 7 |
QUINLAN BTW Martha PUREFOY of City of Dublin Widow relict of William PUREFOY late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased of 1 pt. Denis QUINLAN of Shanaknock Co. Tipperary farmer of the other pt. demised Shanaknock, Barony Kilnemannah Co. Tipperary SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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180 |
181 |
120047 |
JACKSON, Charles |
Armagh |
1756 Feb 17 |
JACKSON-HUTCHINSON Book Index 1758-1768 Charles JACKSON near town of Armagh bond payable to Samuel HUTCHESON of Killiny [probably Killuney, Parish Armagh (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Co Armagh; interest payable to George HUTCHESON of Killuny [probably Killuney, Parish Armagh (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] for park of land in Parish & Co Armagh was demised to said Charles JACKSON by Thomas Townley DAWSON of Dublin. Witnesses incl John KENNEDY & William DICKY both of Armagh, Co. Armagh |
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180 |
247 |
120382 |
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THOMPSON, James – his will |
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180 |
277 |
120516 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1756 Apr 19 |
JACKSON-LANCAKE Book Index 1758-1768 Isaac LANCAKE of City of Dublin, Carpenter to Thomas JACKSON of the same City, Glass seller... ground on west side of Frederick St, Parish of St. Anne Dublin 24’ wide and in depth westward to Stable Lane bounded on East to Frederick St. on the west to Stable Lane and on North to a lot of ground that day demised by William WILDE of City of Dublin to Thomas KNOX of City od Dublin Plaisterer & Painter and to south lot of ground demised by William WILDE to Mathew FORD Esq. WITNESS: Thomas JACKSON Glass seller & John HUTTON Gent both of Dublin. |
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180 |
278 |
8986 |
JACKSON |
Londonderrry |
1739-1810 |
JACKSON-HAYCAMP NOTE: I am unsure of the book number. In Bk 18. #8986 is not this memorial |
q |
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180 |
360 |
120885 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1756 May 8 |
McCULLAGH John to LEVINGTON 1746-1758 John McCULLAGH of Drumsallen [Drumsallan Lower and/or Drumsallan Upper], Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny,], Parish & Co Armagh of 1 pt & Archibald LIVINGSTON & Nichola LIVINGSTON his the said John McCULLAGH’s nephew & niece of the other part ... made over parcel of land Seikiak in townland Drumsallaen to him that had been granted to his father Archibald McCULLOGH by Mrs. Jane BOND. WITNESS; Hugh CUMING of Belfaran, Co. Antrim, Andrew PRENTICE of Armagh, Co Armagh Gent. NOTE: In terms of OLIVER-McCULLAGH connections it is worth noting that Drumsallen borders on Mullintur. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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180 |
445 |
121272 |
ORMSBY |
Sligo |
1753 Mar 14 |
Robert ORSBY of Sligo Apothocary of Sligo, Co. Sligo of 1 pt & John GIBSON of Sligo Co. Sligo of other pt. NOTE: This Robert ORMSBY was the son of John ORMSBY & Anne GORE. |
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180 |
506 |
122092 |
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Down |
1755 Oct 20 |
Btw James STEVENSON of Killileagh Co. Down Esq of 1 pt & Henry BAILIE of Killileagh, Co. Down Shoemaker… dwelling house on back street of Killileagh for natural lives of Rose BAILIE & Rachel DOWLIN wife and sister in law of Henry BAILLIE & John BROWN son of John BROWN late Gauger of Killyleagh |
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180 |
507 |
126386 |
JACKSON, Anne |
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JACKSON NOTE: The clerk recorded vol 180 but it should be 189-507-126386 |
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181 |
13 |
119240 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
DONNALDSON-DONNALDSON Freduff aka Freeduff DONALDSON-DONALDSON Book 2 (1739-1810) |
x |
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181 |
93 |
120060 |
McCULLAGH |
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1746-1758 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CRAWFORD SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
x |
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181 |
348 |
120946 |
JACKSON, Erasmus |
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1758-1768 |
Book Index 1758-1768 STRANGMAN |
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181 |
391 |
121060 |
JACKSON, Henry |
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1758-1768 |
LARKIN Book Index 1758-1768
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181 |
498 |
1215 |
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Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
KER-VERNER Book 45 (1739-1810) Corduffles |
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182 |
44 |
120046 |
JACKSON, Charles |
Armagh |
1756 Feb 10 |
JACKSON-HUTCHESON Book Index 1758-1768 Charles JACKSON, city of Armagh, yeoman bond payable to George HUTCHESON of Killuny [Killuney, Parish Armagh (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Gent land in possession of Charles JACKSON previously enjoyed by Alexander MORTON late of City of Armagh. echoes deed 180-181-120047. |
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182 |
304 |
120880 |
Oliver |
Limerick |
1746-58 |
Anthony WOLFE – OLIVER Rev John OLIVER |
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182 |
551 |
122644 |
JACKSON, Dorcas |
Sligo |
1756 Oct 14 |
JACKSON-ORMSBY Book Index 1758-1768 Barony Corran CarrowmcLenanay Carrowreagh Cross Cloonegashell Dorcas JACKSON of Sligo, Co. Sligo widow of 1 pt & William ORMSBY of Willowbrook Co. Sligo Esq , transfer of Emlaghnaghten the half quarter of Land of Lurgen the half quarter of Tinaghrae the half quarter of Pharrowmackleneny the half quarter of Carrowreagh the half quarter of Turpona the half quarter of Ardsallagh & the 9 acres of Lurgagibba in Barony Corren, Co. Sligo. WITNESS: Thomas HILLAS & Wynne HILLAS both of City of Dublin |
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183 |
264 |
122802 |
JACKSON, John |
Antrim |
1756 Nov 5 |
SOURCE: Crossley’s Abstracts Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800 Belfast Town a piece of ground 34 ft vent in the Round entry High St. BTW George HUGHES, Belfast of 1 pt & John JACKSON, Belfast shoemaker of the other pt. Part of round in the Round Entry on the south side of High Street, Belfast, late part of Patrick HAMILTON’s containing 34 feet …. |
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183 |
269 |
122824 |
DAWSON |
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1746-1758 |
DAWSON, Josua-HAWKINS |
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183 |
320 |
123005 |
VANCE, E |
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1748-1758 |
VANCE-LEDBETTER |
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183 |
343 |
123039 |
McCULLAGH, Fulk |
Monaghan |
1756 Dec 2 |
Roger McMAHON of Mullaghbrack, Co. Monaghan & John BARLOW Esq. of 1st pt & Alexander McDONALD of Templetate of 2nd pt. Interest in lease of Mullaghbrack, MOG, excepting house and garden. WITNESS: Fulk McCULLAGH; Felix McDONALD of Co. Monaghan & Meredith McCANN Schoolmaster of Co. Monaghan. DSch. NOTE: There may be a transcription error re: the name “Fulk”. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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183 |
575 |
123958 |
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1758-68 |
Thomas JOHNSTON – TIPPING |
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184 |
75 |
122061 |
JACKSON, Temperance |
Tipperary Dublin |
1756 Sept 1 |
JACKSON-HAUGHTON Book Index 1758-1768 Wood Roof [Woodroffe], Temperence JACKSON spinster of Wood roof in Co. Tipperary of one pt & Joseph HAUGHTON of Meath St Co & City of Dublin Tallow Chandler of other pt....demised house in south side of Cork St in Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore & City of Dublin... details. NOTE: ROD: 189-507-126386 for her marriage to Joseph VIZE. |
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184 |
178 |
122506 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens Co |
1756 Oct 4 |
JACKSON-SABATIER Book Index 1758-1768 Richard JACKSON of Mountmellick... SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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184 |
216 |
122663 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1756 Sept 29 |
DAWSON, Francis-JOHNSTON 1746-1758 Btw Francis DAWSON of Dromore, Co Monaghan, Gent & Collin JOHNSTON of of Cortrean, Co. Monaghan... transfer 85 acres of Dromore... |
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184 |
427 |
123640 |
JACKSON, Daniel & ors |
Dublin |
1757 Feb 14 |
WYNNE-ENRAGHT Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. John WYNNE of City of Dublin of 1 pt & Rev. John ENRAGHT of Bettiville, Co. Carlow Clerk of other pt... lots of names incl Rev. Daniel JACKSON Clke of 3rd pt.... lands in Dublin SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. |
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185 |
41 |
122155 |
McCLELLAND |
Down |
1756 Sep 16 |
CLELLAND, John-CLELLAND1746-1748 Elizabeth McCLELLAND mother of John McCLELLAND ...Ballyalquin, Co Down |
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185 |
140 |
122529 |
DAWSON |
Dublin |
1753 Oct 13 |
DAWSON, John-WALSH 1746-1758 John DAWSON of City of Dublin, Banker – Peter WALSHE of same City Cooke..... land known by sign of Black Lion latterly in possession of Daniel COULTER. |
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185 |
300 |
123239 |
JACKSON, John |
Carlow Wicklow |
1757 Jan 10 |
JACKSON-WHELAN Book Index 1758-1768 John JACKSON to John WHELAN of Liscoleman, Co. Wicklow indorsed and indenture dated 1749 Mar 22 where JACKSON sold to WHELAN the lands of Williamstown, Barony of Rathvilly, Co Carlow for lives of said John JACKSON William JACKSON & George GILLSTRAP |
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185 |
366 |
123462 |
JACKSON, Margaret & husb |
Wexford Kilkenny Tipperary |
1757 Jan 24 |
BOYCE & Wife-ROBINS Book Index 1758-1768 had p307 – an error. Thomas BOYCE of Grange in Co Wexford & Margaret BOYCE otherwise JACKSON his wife set to Joseph ROBBINS the younger of Ballyduff, Co. Kilkenny Esq.. lands of Ballyvoneen in Barony of Stewardagh & Cumpsy Co of Tipperary |
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185 |
366 |
123463 |
JACKSON, Margaret & husb |
Wexford Kilkenny Tipperary |
1757 Jan 24 |
ROBINS-BOYCE see above #123462 |
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185 |
430 |
123742 |
NOBLE |
Monaghan Longford |
1746 Sep 1 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE 1739-1810 Armaghbregagh [Armaghbrague, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Ballymacowen Btw Richard GRAHAM of Culmain, Co. Monaghan & Adam NOBLE of Longfield in said Co. Gent. |
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185 |
472 |
123907 |
JACKSON, Daniel & John & ors |
Dublin |
1757 Feb 12 |
BEVER & ors-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Samuel BEVER of City of Dublin Esq otherwise called Samuel Bever SHERIGLEY Major in Regiment of Foot commanded by Thomas MURRAY and Mary BEVER otherwise SHERIGLEY his wife of the 1st pt. Revd. John WYNNE of City of Dublin Doctor of Divinity of 2nd pt. Revd. John JACKSON of Clonsagh, Co Dublin of 3rd pt Henry GLASCOCK of City of Dublin Gent of 4th pt & James GLASCOCK of City of Dublin Esq and Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co. of 5th pt. ... lots of lands in Barony Coolock Co. Dublin and holdings in Clondalkin, Co. Dublin SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of Santry |
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185 |
559 |
124275 |
HAMILTON |
Monaghan |
1757 May 3 |
HAMILTON-HAMILTON A house on the Hill (possibly ?Aviemore). Dacre Hamilton to James Hamilton of town & county of Monaghan. Reg witnessed by Richard Battersby & James Magwood. Said house on the hill where said Dacre did reside with offices etc & Field in Mullaghmonaghan commonly called Quails field in possession of Phelimy Duffy & also park called Swan Park & field called Ellis’s field Mentioned Lady Blayney & Richard Ellis Original witnessed by Richard Owen & Richard Battersby [Errant line in notes James, Skeffington & Dacre – 3 sons of said Dacre Hamilton (1747) need to check] Transcription thanks to Peter McWilliam. |
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186 |
59 |
122714 |
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Monaghan |
1758-68 |
James JOHNSTON his will James JOHNSTON of Cordoolough, Co Monaghan, Gent …son James JOHNSTON real estate for his life his daughter Sarah JOHNSTON… to Sarah 1000 pounds… brother Francis JOHNSTON for life…… brother David JOHNSTON for life….. wife Hanna JOHNSTON 20 pounds a year.. EXECUTOR: Richard GRAHAM & Francis LUCAS of Greenmount Esq… |
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186 |
63 |
122888 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens |
1756 Dec 3 |
TARLETON Book Index 1758-1768 Richard JACKSON of Mountmellick of 1 pt SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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186 |
169 |
123753 |
JACKSON, Daniel & ors |
Kings |
1757 Feb 28 |
CHAIGNEUX Book Index 1758-1768 BTW James GLASCOCK of City of Dublin Esq & Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullymore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co of 1 pt. Samuel BEVER of City of Dublin Esq. otherwise called Samuel Bever SHERIGLEY … [see other deeds re an old trust] NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of Santry |
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186 |
556 |
125820 |
O’LAUGHLIN |
Limerick |
1756 Nov 6 |
O’LAUGHLIN-HAMILTON 1746-1758 BTW Bernard O’LOGHLEN of City of Limerick Gent of 1 pt & Letitia HAMILTON of City of Limerick widow of other pt. … WITNESS: John McGROGOR of City of Limerick Chandler & John LOGHLEN of City of Limerick Porter Letisha HAMILTON [SEAL] |
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187 |
147 |
124298 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan Armagh |
1757 Apr 5 |
WRIGHT & Wife- GRAHAM 1739-1810 Lettmicollin BTW William WRIGHT & Rose WRIGHT otherwise REED his wife of Monage Co. Monaghan of 1st pt. Reedy WRIGHT of Monage Co. Monaghan weaver eldest son and heir of William WRIGHT and Rose WRIGHT of 2nd pt & Capt Arthur GRAHAM of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. … release of land of Lettmicollen [Latmacollum, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] as the same was demised to John REED deceased by Arthur GRAHAM late of Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan, Parish of Lisnadil (Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh deceased … William WRIGHT [SEAL] |
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187 |
185 |
118494 |
JACKSON, William |
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HODDER In the names index, the clerk had the numbers recorded incorrectly. See beneath |
17 |
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187 |
264 |
124861 |
JACKSON, William |
Cork |
JACKSON-HODDER Book Index 1758-1768 NAMES: Rev. William JACKSON of Balyolane aka Ballyvaloon, Co. Cork; George HODDER; Thomas BARTER [pos. Thomas BARKER] of Anagh, Co. Cork; Rt. Hon Edward SOUTHWELL; John NASH, Esq. of Brinny; Elizabeth FRANKLYN; John VAUGHAN; William SNOWE; Gregory PHILPOTT. OTHER PLACES: Currane Treilshane in “Kinnelea” Barony aka Barony Kinalea Co. Cork Thanks to Vancouver Mike. SEE: Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, Volume 1. William Maziere Brady. |
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187 |
272 |
124912 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to MURPHY 1746-1758 James McCULLAGH of Camley [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper.], Co. Armagh Esq. demised to Christopher MURPHY and Michael MURPHY of Crewmeycee [possibly Creevekeeran Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in Co. Armagh lands of Lissawry [either Lissaraw Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] part of town and lands of Crewmeyer in their actual possession 160a in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh saving and reserving all Timber or other Trees underground and & one moiety of Woods and Underwoods & Timber … Mines, Minerals, Quarries & Royalties & all Waters Watercourses Mills Milldams Wires & Roads with Liberty to cut turf. … WITNESS: John McILVINE of the Fews farmer & James MACULLA of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent. Memorial WITNESS: James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Apothecary. James McCULLOCH [SEAL] |
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187 |
273 |
124913 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CALLAHAN 1746-1758 James McCULLAGH of Camoley Camley [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper.], Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & James CALLAHAN of Glassdrumaghy [Glasdrumman, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. Part of Townlands of Glassdrumaghy & Corrackminconey [possibly Carrickamone Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in his actual possession 11a … in Barony of Fews … WITNESS: Patrick CALLAGHAN of the Fews Co. Armagh farmer & James MACALLA of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent. WITNESS: James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Apothecary. James McCULLOCH [SEAL] |
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187 |
274 |
124915 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CALLAHAN 1746-1758 James McCULLAGH of Camoley [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper],, Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & Patrick CALLAHAN of Mongoleagh Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. Part of Townland of Mongoleagh [Monaguillagh, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Crewkeyrer [Creevekeeran, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Corrackinconey [possibly Carrickamone Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in his actual possession 99a … in Barony of Fews … WITNESS: Patrick CALLAGHAN of the Fews Co. Armagh farmer & James MACALLA of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent. WITNESS: James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Apothecary. James McCULLOCH [SEAL] |
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187 |
456 |
125959 |
McCULLAGH |
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1757 Oct 24 |
McCULLOCH Alexr to HUTCHINSON 1746-1758 BTW Alexander McCULLAGH of Town & Co. Armagh Innkeeper of 1 pt; Leland HUTCHESON of Killuny [Killuney, Parish Armagh (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], in Parish & Co. Armagh Ghent of other. In consideration of £305.16.4 granted to Leland HUTCHESON part of lower half townland of Ballynerry [possibly Ballynewry , Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Co. Armagh containing 80a formerly held by Alexander COODY … lives of Alexander COODY in said deed of release mentioned James McCULLAGH & William McCULLAGH sons of said Alexander McCULLAGH … lands of Blackwater Town then in possession of Alexander McCULLAGH containing in front 82’ with gateways into the Backyard as the same was laid out South joining the road leading to the Bridge of said Blackwater Town & on the Eastside joining Falls Tenement 93’ backwards from the front *=& in the Northside 92’ including the breadth of the Gateway down from the front & West side joining John HENDERSON’s tenement 93’ contains 31 1/4p in Blackwater Town Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Hugh CUMING of Beltaran [possibly Baltarran, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of Town & Co. Armagh Gent & John SCOTT of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent. |
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188 |
20 |
124336 |
BALL, John |
Armagh Kilkenny |
1757 Jan 10 |
SOURCE: Original Notes from TGF Paterson: John BALL of Three Castles, Co. Kilkenny. Esq of 1 pt to Henry HARDEN of Harrybrooke Co Armagh Gent of other pt for £166 BALL set to HARDEN townland of Ballyenan als Balls Moor [??] 50 acres in Parish Loughgilly Co Armagh late in tenancy of Rev. Dr. J. KEARNEY with liberty to sell turf off it for life of James HARDEN son of said Henry & lives of St John BLACKER son of Samuel BLACKER of Tandragee [Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] & William BLACKER 2nd son of William BLACKER of Carrick, Co Armagh. for 61 years. WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON of Roxboro Esq. [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy (Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug) (aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], James HARDY of Dromart [Drumart, Parish Mullaghbrack (ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower], junior, linen draper both of Co. Armagh. WITNESS: John JOHNSTON of Roxborough Esq. [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy (Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug) (aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], & James HARDY of Dromart Linen Draper all in said Co. [Armagh] John BALL [SEAL] NOTE: John BALL was the husband of Dorothy JACKSON. See JACKSONs of Colerain |
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188 |
44 |
119430 |
DAWSON |
Dublin Londonderry |
1753 Aug 30 |
DAWSON, Arthur-CRAWFORD 1746-1758 Hon Arthur DAWSON of Dublin of one pt Samuel CRAWFORD of Toome, Co. Antrim, linen draper.... transfer of land in Londonderry |
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188 |
79 |
124629 |
JACKSON, Daniel & ors |
Kings |
1757 May 28 |
Book Index 1758-1768 DONNELAN Btw Rev. Daniel JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co of 1st pt & Nehomiah DONALSON of Artain Co Dublin Esq. of the other pt…. town and lands of Darndale, parish & Barony of Coolock Co Dublin. NOTE: Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) of Tullamore & Abby Street Dublin. JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin – he was one of those connected to the Parish of SantrySEE: JACKSONs of Santry. |
16d |
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188 |
361 381 |
126001 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
GILMER-SCOTT Adamsfield See below # 126002. |
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188 |
362 |
126002 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
7 Nov 1757 |
GILLMER James deceased. Lease of property at Monoony [going from other deeds, probably Manooney, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], , 20 years, 7s:3d per acre pa, renewable if George BAKER late of Monoony obtains renewal from heirs of late James GILLMER signed as acting exor of Archibald SCOTT of Killilea [Killylea, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]. Sworn 6 Aug 1757. |
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188 |
365 |
126019 |
JACKSON, Jeremiah |
Limerick |
1757 Oct 27 |
TIERNEY-JACKSON BTW Michael TIERNEY the Elder of City of Limerick Merchant of 1 pt & Jeremiah JACKSON of Cliffe Co. Northampton Kingdom of Great Britain Gent of 2nd pt. & Michael TIERNEY the younger and Edmond TIERNEY both of City of Limerick Merchants of 3rd pt Reciting in consid of £344.13.11 sold to Jeremiah JACKSON … ½ a in Parish Killealy North Liberties of City of Limerick & pt of Monobrahar cont 3a 1r … pat of Ballynantibeg in said Liberties cont 34a formerly in possession of John WIGHT & undertenants to hold to said JACKSON & heirs |
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188 |
443 |
126264 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh Monaghan Fermanagh |
1757 Nov 17 |
PRINGLE-NIXON Killynure Btw Rev. Robert PRINGLE of Madden Co Armagh clk of the 1 pt & Rev. Adam NIXON of Clontebrit, Co Monaghan & Richard HASSARD of Garden Hill Co Fermnanagh of other pt. between said Robert PRINGLE & Frances PRINGLE otherwise ENERY of the 1st pt ; Adam NIXON & Richard HASSARD of the 2nd pt & Arthur ROBINSON of Ballynametagh [Ballynameta (Baile na mBiatach) (aka Wood Park), Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Co Armagh Esq. and William PRINGLE of Caledon Co Tyrone Gent of the 3rd pt…. nd the said Robert PRINGLE sold to Adam NIXON & Richard HASSARD the town and land of the Kennedies [Kennedies, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing one Balliboe Enoghsegert otherwise Enoghsogart [Enagh, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing one ballyboe Lisbano otherwise Lisonowe [Lisbanoe, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing one ballyboe Magherarville otherwise Maghererrall [Magherarville, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion)] containing one Balliboe Killyneure otherwise Killonure [Killynure, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] containing one ballyboe Aghamilly otherwise Aughavilly [Aghavilly, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing one Balliboe Lislea otherwise Lislough [Lislea, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] all situate lying and being in the County of Armagh… held by Robert PRINGLE by lease from and under the Vicars Choral and Organists of the Cathedral Church of St Patrick Armagh. To set the lands to Adam NIXON & Richard HASSARD their heirs etc. WITNESS: Richard WILSON & Hector GRAHAM City of Dublin. NOTE: I looked in NIXON in Names Index to see if there was anything to follow-up on. Not. |
16d |
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188 |
507 |
126540 |
JACKSON, Annas |
Tyrone; Newry; Banbridge, |
1757 Aug 17 |
TATE-McCORD Book Index 1758-1768 Annas TATE of Newton, Co. Down, widow of John TATE late of Newtown Gent of 1st pt & Jane MOORE otherwise JACKSON wife of John MOORE of Drummon in Co Tyrone Gent & daughter to said Annas TATE of 2nd pt. John McCORD of Newry Gent Rev. Henry JACKSON of Bannbridge [Banbridge]& Rev. James HUEY of Newtown all of Co Down of 3rd pt….. did set that part of land in the north part in the town of Newtown & also sum of 100 pounds demised to her by will of John TATE & 50 pounds remainder of principal lent by Gilbert JACKSON in his lifetime to who the said Anne TATE is surviving executor… other bonds etc… . NOTE: Anne TATE’s 1st husband was Gilbert JACKSON (1677-1723). Jane MOORE was her only surviving child. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
16d |
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188 |
555 |
126683 |
DAWSON |
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1746-1758 |
DAWSON, John-MOFFITT not of interest 2010 |
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188 |
589 |
126778 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1757 Jul 25 |
JACKSON-WARNER Book Index 1758-1768 Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin, Glassgrinder demised to George WARNER of same City Shoemaker shop on North side of the common entry of the House called the St. James Coffee House formerly kept near Essex Bridge Dublin with the little room behind the said shop and also the diningroom over that shop late in possession of Mr. DONALDSON also the back Garret Eastwards over the Big Room of the said Coffee House … |
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189 |
5 |
124378 |
DOBBIN |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
DOBBIN-DOBBIN Book 45 (1739-1810) Corfad BTW William DOBBIN of Corfad, Co. Monaghan, Gent of 1 pt & Thomas DOBBIN of Armagh Co. Armagh Gent & nephew of William DOBBIN of the other pt… lease under Rev. Henry LESLIE of Ballybea [aka Ballybay] Co. Monaghan …lives William DONAWIN Jane DONAWIN son & daughter to John DONAWIN of Narrow Water Co. Down & Margaret TURNER daughter to John TURNER of Corfad. … WITNESS: Hugh CUMING & Isaac GLENNY |
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189 |
151 |
124990 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 8 |
between Leonard DOBBIN of Curry in Co. Armagh gent of the one part and John McCULLAGH of Cladymore [Clady More, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Co. Armagh gent of the other part. For consideration of £100 for three fields of lands in the townland of Curry known by the name of the bleach green and the two fields adjoining above said green granted by Hugh WALTON of Richhill probably Rich Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh two George GRINDLE of Ballynewry [Ballynewry, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh by indenture 5th June 1751 for the lives of Hugh WALTON James WALTON and William WALTON brothers of the said Hugh WALTON and the longest living of them. … half of the corn mill of Corry [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and half of the land belonging to Anne Jean DOBBIN by the last will and testament of Joseph KIBBEN of Hillsborough Co. Down deceased wife of the said Leonard DOBBIN in right of whom the said Leonard DOBBIN became entitled … mill of Corey and the land belonging with said in the parish of Mullaghbreck Barony Lower Fews, County Armagh witnesses Thomas KENNEDY and John SCOTT of Armagh, County Armagh |
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189 |
175 |
125043 |
MOFFETT |
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1746-1751 |
ANDERSON, John-MOFFETT |
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189 |
507 |
126386 |
JACKSON, Temperance & ors |
Cork Tipperary |
1757 Jul 27 |
VIZE-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 John VIZE of Donegall in Co Tipperary Gent & Joseph VIZE eldest son & heir of one pt & Micajah JACKSON & Wm PERRY both of City of Cork Merch of other pt. and said lease made btw John VIZE and Joseph VIZE of 1st pt & Ann JACKSON of Woodroffe in Co Tipperary widow & Temperance JACKSON spinster sole daughter of the said Ann JACKSON of the 2nd pt. The said Micajah JACKSON & William PERRY of 3rd pt John CARLETON of Darling Hill and William RYAL of Clonmel Tipperary Esq. of 4th pt & William ANDERSON of Aghacross Co. Cork Esq & William BAGELL of Clonmel Merchant of 5th pt. marriage of Joseph VIZE & Temperance JACKSON. 123a of Woodingstown Co. Tipperary held by John VIZE…. And 280a townland Donnegall otherwise Donegall in Barony Middlethird Co. Tipperary … 123a part of land of Woodingstown & all townland Donnegall... WITNESS William BARRETT of Castlebleake Co. Tipperary Gent William ANDERSON of Foxhall Co. Tipperary & George COLE of Clonmell Co. Tipperary. NOTE: In 1762, Trade, Property & Legal Notices from the ‘Corke Journal’: JACKSON, MICAJAH, Linen-Draper, next door to St. Peter's Church NOTE: Micajah JACKSON was a son of Anne PERRY & Rev. William JACKSON, and I don’t yet know how he was connected to the JACKSONs of Crooked Staff, tanners. NOTE: IN 1761, 1761 Micajah JACKSON + William Cooke were Church Wardens of St. Peters Church, City of Cork. According to notes on his mother at a Geni website. His father was a Rev. William JACKSON ((?-1734) of Cork. One possible link if to the STRETTLE-JACKSONs of Co. Cork. It is possible that the Thomas JACKSON at the start of this STRETTLE JACKSON tree was a son of Robert JACKSON & Joyce SHAW. |
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189 |
531 |
126483 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1754 Oct 7 |
DAWSON, John – his will & codicil 1746-1758 John DAWSON late of Dromore, son John DAWSON, minor, daughter Elizabeth, son William, nephew Francis DAWSON his sister’s son... Dromore, Co. Monaghan... |
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190 |
7 |
124943 |
1757 Jun 23 |
Armagh Dublin |
1739-1810 |
MAXWELL-McCARTNEY Ballyrea Deed btw Rev. John MAXWELL of Rosebrook, Co. Armagh & Alexander HUTCHESON of City of Dublin Gent exors of the last will and testament of Hans HUTCHESON late of Ballyrea [Ballyrea, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, but last of Newry Co Down Gent deceased of the 1 pt; & James McCARTNEY of Armagh Merchant of the other… and with the consent and approbation of John MAXWELL of Falkland Co. Monaghan Dr. of Divinity made over to James McCARTNEY lands of Ballyrea. In Barony & Co of Armagh…. More legal |
16d |
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190 |
362 |
127209 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Meath Armagh |
1758 Feb 6 |
? CARRICK & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Killishandra etc Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill & wife Nichola Anne JACKSON otherwise HAMILTON youngest daughter of Arthur Cecil HAMILTON… many townlands. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
15 |
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190 |
574 |
128358 |
1750 May 13 |
Tipperary |
1758 May 13 |
BARTON-BARTON Rent roll of the lands of Fethard in the estate of Thomas BARTON Esq. where he transferred to his son WiIliam BARTON hard all his estate in Tipperary |
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191 |
184 |
127573 |
JACKSON, John |
Wicklow Carlow |
1758 Mar 13 |
JACKSON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Btw John JACKSON of Kilmurry, Co Wicklow Gent of 1 pt & Thomas JACKSON Blacksmith & Joseph JACKSON both of Williamstown, Co Catherlogue (Carlow) of other pt…. Lands of Williamstown ten in possession of Thomas & Joseph JACKSON containing 105 acres 2 r Plantation measure meared and bounded on the north by Coole on the east by John JACKSON party to said deed and lease on the south by James MULLOY on the west by Bryan and Matthew COOGAN and Maurice MULLOY situate in Barony of Rathvilly, Co Catherlough. To hold for lives of John JACKSON party to deed; William JACKSON son of Joseph JACKSON of Kilmurry & George GILSTRAP son of James GILSTRAP of Knockavagh, Co Carlow….. |
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191 |
389 |
128629 |
JACKSON |
Limerick |
1758 Jun 3 |
Richard MASON of Cappanchane, Co. Limerick Gent of the first. France MASON of the 2nd the said Richard Mason of Middle Temple esq… divorce… the two eldest son of Frances & Richard are Miles & Robert. Cliff JACKSON [Clifford JACKSON] is charged with overseeing the funds to take care of them. |
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191 |
402 |
128685 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
28 Feb 1753
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Andrew Brekey, Lismagonway, County Monaghan witnessed the will of Andrew Ker [sic], Portatrave, County Monaghan (Reg. 8 Jun 1758) NOTE: Alan BREAKEY has done a complete transcription. Jan 2022. |
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192 |
0 |
127009 |
MENAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Oct 17 |
William STEVENSON of Edinborough [aka Edinburgh], grandson of James STEVENSON, Gent of Stewartstown, Tyrone of 1st part & James MENAGH, Merchant of Lurgan [probably Lurgan, Parish Shankill, Barony of Oneilland East] Armagh of 2nd part . NOTE: The property was not mentioned in these notes. For lives of Alexander MATTHEWS & Jane MATTHEWS (daughter of Alexander) and Margaret (wife of Alexander). Also lives of Alexander, Archibald & Daniel BELL. William & Arthur BROWNLOW, both deceased were mentioned. WITNESSES: William CHALONER & Henry DUMAS, both of Lurgan [probably Lurgan, Parish Shankill, Barony of Oneilland East], Co. Armagh. |
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192 |
109 |
126738 |
JACKSON, George, Rev |
Louth |
1757 Dec 22 |
JACKSON George Clerke Ardpatrick, Lowth Indented deed of Assignment recited George JACKSON & John BROWN Esq. Of Dunan, Kildare with consent of Margaret GIBTON, Marrow Bone Lane, Dublin Widow of Thomas GIBTON, Gent deceased demised pt of lands of Killnemanoog (65a 2r 30p) unto John DILLON for 35 years at £95.7.22 pa rent. SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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192 |
215 |
127339 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Carlow |
1757 Jul 20 |
Witness Robert JACKSON, town of Carlow. |
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192 |
591 |
129461 729461
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Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800 A home 23 ½ ft trent Pottingers Entry YOUNG-RAMSEY |
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192 |
592 492
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129462 |
JACKSON |
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1758 Jul 13 |
Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800 A home 23 ½ ft trent Pottingers Entry RAMSEY-JACKSON Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800 A home 23 ½ ft trent Pottingers Entry RAMSEY-JACKSON BTW John RAMSEY of Belfast Co. Antrim Carpenter of 1 pt & John JACKSON of Belfast Co. Antrim Shoemaker … Formerly possessed by Alistair McALISTER …. WITNESS: William THOMPSON & Henry JOY. |
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192 |
592 |
129463 |
JACKSON |
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1758 Feb 2 |
Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800 Belfast Town a piece of ground 34 ft vent in the Round entry High St. HUGHES-JACKSON … John JACKSON of Belfast Co. Antrim Shoemaker … |
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193 |
533 |
128717 |
JACKSON, Philip & Richard & William & ors |
Longford Kings |
1748 Jun 4 |
FERRALL Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Mary McCALLY of Monesciba, Co. Longford widow of 1 pt & John FARRELL of City of Dublin Esq Doctor in Physick of the other part and the release made btw the said Mary McCALLY of 1st pt Philip JACKSON of Calloge in said Co. Gent & Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin eldest son & heir apparent of the said Philip JACKSON & William JACKSON of Calloge 2nd son of said Philip JACKSON and John FARRELL of 3rd pt … town and lands of Calloge, Monedarragh and a suitable proportion of Cambogg all in Co. Longford & also 7th pt of lands of [Casind? –[Cushina, Parish of Ballykean, in the Barony of Upper Philipstown]] and Monesvane? [Moanvane, Parish of Ballykean, in the Barony of Upper Philipstown], In Kings Co. & one 7th pt of Four Front Houses Two Back Houses and a deal yard situate in Earl St. in Suburbs of City of Dublin … |
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194 |
4 |
127222 |
DICKIE |
Armagh |
1758 |
DICKIE, William –A raising £30 on lease on property in Armagh from Thomas Townley DAWSON, 17 Aug 1754 for 31 years. Subject to redemption. lease on Armagh AnneChamley; John SCOTT |
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194 |
46 |
128558 |
JACKSON, Isaac |
Dublin |
1758 May29 |
William JOHNSTON – JACKSON Btw William JOHNSTON of City of Dublin Clothier of 1 pt & Iaaac JACKSON of City of Dublin Stationer of the other pt. JOHNSTON demised to JACKSON 5 houses or tenements in Mill Street otherwise Tanners Row. In the Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore City of Dublin JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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194 |
47 |
128559 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1757 Jul 18 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Marriage William JACKSON- Elizabeth GEORGE for £40 ster William JACKSON, farmer of Killemarcule(?), Parish of Tallow Dublin, & Elizabeth JACKSON orse GEORGE, wife of William JACKSON unto Isaac JACKSON, Stationer of Meath Street, Dublin of several parcels of land in Rosebushfield in pa & man'r of Crumlin, Dublin, formerly in possession of Elizabeth JACKSON [15a 2r 8p] for remainder of 31 year term, subject to redemption on date mentioned. WITNESSES: Thoms RICHEY & Mathew DANIEL. NOTE: Isaac is most likely the book publisher [1705-1722] but I can’t yet place this William JACKSON. Thanks to Michael Stewart. |
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47 |
128559 |
JACKSON, Isaac |
Dublin |
1758 May 9 |
JOHNSTON-JACKSON Deed of Mortgage between William JOHNSTON of Co Dublin, Clothier of one part & Isaac JACKSON of Dublin, Stationer… JOHNSTON sold to JACKSON five houses or tenements ground & premises situate on Mill Street otherwise Tanners Row in the Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore sworn 1758 May 31 SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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194 |
56 |
128620 |
THOMPSON, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1754 Jun 2 |
THOMPSON, Elizabeth – her will Lettemacullum, Elizabeth THOMPSON of Derryree, Co. Fermanagh, widow, Husband Edward THOMPSON deceased…left lands in Lettermacullum [Latmacollum Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] to son William THOMPSON … daughter Catherine THOMPSON |
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194 |
101 |
128815 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1758 Jun 19 |
MITCHELL Book Index 1758-1768 Forkhill, Lease btw Henry HATCH of City of Dublin Esq Henry ARCHDALE of said City merchant & Timothy ALLEN of said City Alderman of one pt & Henry MITCHELL of City of Dublin other part. Release of indenture in 4 parts between Henry HATCH, Henry ARCHDALL and Timothy ALLEN of one pt; Bartholomew BURTON of City of London of 2nd pt Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Esq. of 3rd pt & Henry MITCHELL of 4th pt. Lots of lands mentioned in Forkhill in Barony of Orier, Co Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine See also ROD: 139-536-96011 for details on townlands. Also ROD:76-2-52415 re Benjamin BURTON of City of Dublin with links to BARKERs and Eagle Hill, Co. Carlow. |
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194 |
217 |
129274 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1758 Jul 28 |
FIELDING Book Index 1758-1768 Richard JACKSON Esq. of Ballriggan [Balriggan, Parish of Faughart], Co. Louth of 1st part & William FIELDING, merchant of Dublin City of 2nd part. Messuage in Church Street [Oxmantown] Dublin city adjoining to North West to messuage formerly in possession of Col. Theophilus JONES, now in possess of MESS'R SHERWAND COMPANY containing 1 dwelling house in which Richard JACKSON, Esq. Dec’d formerly dwelt and lately in possess of George, Prince of Wales, in manner as held by Richard JACKSON, then George, Prince of Wales, from 28 March last for lives of William Henry DRURY, son of Richard DRURY, Richard DRURY, silk truster of Drazers Hill [aka Lazer’s Hill] & Edward DRURY nephew of Richard DRURY at £18 Ster with renewal for ever on payment of 1 peppercorn. George Edward HOWARD [aka Gorges Edmund HOWARD] executed deed by letter of att'y from Richard JACKSON. WITNESSES: John GRANT, Merchant of Dublin City; Henry Humphrey ADAMS, attorney HM Court of Exchequer; John WOODS. William FIELDING [SEAL] NOTE: He may be related to the JACKSONs of Urker as well as to the JACKSONs of Coleraine |
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194 |
220 |
129287 |
DAWSON |
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1746-1758 |
DAWSON, John-SIMPSON James DAWSON not important. 2013. |
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194 |
239 |
129364 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings. |
1758 Jun 6 |
WEST Book Index 1758-1768 Parsontown, WEST-JACKSON James JACKSON, Gent, eldest son of Robert JACKSON releases to John WEST, Esq. attorney the two parks adjoining the green of Parsonstown [[aka Birr now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] as laid out by Jeremiah HANKS, farmer of Parsonstown, Kings co. to Robert JACKSON and formerly held by Jeremiah HANKS known as Bettridges Park from date thereof during natural life of Joseph & Thomas HANKS, son of Jeremiah HANKS & survivor at rent and covenants as in sd release. Jeremiah HANKS, farmer formerly held parks to north of Bettridges Parks in Parsonstown, Kings Co.. Edward TRACEY & Michael MALLONON formerly in possession of parks to the east of Bettridges Parks in Parsonstown, Kings Co.. Thomas JESSOP & Peter BURKE, merchant formerly in possession of garden & parks to west of Bettridges Parks in Parsonstown, Kings Co. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran WITNESSES: Marlborough STERLING Esq. of Dublin City & George BOLTON, Gent of Dublin City. Thanks to Michael Stewart. |
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194 |
325 |
129666 |
JACKSON, Mary |
Tyrone Antrim |
1735 Aug 9 |
BTW James TEMPLETON of Stewartstown Co. Tyrone Merchant & Mrs. Mary RAINEY als JACKSON widow of Robert RAINEY deceased late of Kilbegs [Kilbegs, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim of 1 pt. John BRYAN of Stewartstown merchant & George JACKSON of Steepell [aka Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Co. Antrim Gent of other pt. Marriage to shortly be had btw George TEMPLETON & Mary RAINEY released to John Bryan & George JACKSON tenements in Stewartstown Tamalinan [Tamnylennan, Parish Donaghenry, Barony Dungannon Middle] & Drumnagullan [Drumagullion, Parish Donaghenry, Barony Dungannon Middle] in Manor of Castletown Co. Tyrone & tenements in Drumout Corlanan [possibly Carnenny (Cor an Aenaigh), Parish Desertcreat, Barony Dungannon Upper] & Killymuck [possibly Killyneedan, Parish Desertcreat, Barony Dungannon Upper] in Parish Deserter Co. Tyrone in Trust … WITNESS: Rev. Benjamin SKELTON of Dearmount Co. Antrim Clerke & William SKELTON of Donagar [?] Co. Antrim. & William RAINEY of Stewartstown. Mary TEMPLETON otherwise RAINEY [SEAL] SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim and JACKSONs of Tobermore. NOTE: Robert RAINEY was married to Mary JACKSON in 1726 at All Saints, Antrim, Co. Antrim. SOURCE: PRONI MIC583/11. |
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194 |
430 |
130237 |
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1758-1769 |
ANNESLEY, Maurice-HAWKINS |
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195 |
30 |
128848 |
PUREFOY, James |
Down Dublin Kings |
1758 Jun 8 |
WALLEN BTW Robert BLACKWOOD of Ballyleidy, Co. Down Esq of 1 pt & Thomas WALLER of City of Dublin Gent of the other. 3 pt release btw Robert BACKWOOD of 1st pt & Giffard NESBITT Esq. Guardian to James PUREFOY a minor & Henry MITCHELL of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt and said Thomas WALLEN of 3rd pt. …. Granted to WALLEN all that and those William PUREFOY & a proportion of the Manor Castle Town and lands of Purefoy Place otherwise Clonbullogue containing 600 English acres Kings Co. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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195 |
66 |
129037 |
JACKSON, Alexander |
Tyrone |
1758 Jun 3 |
McKENZIE-JACKSON Assignment of ID of Lease for £19 in hand from Alexander JACKSON, Samuel McKENZIE assigns Alexander JACKSON all his rights & interest in lease made by William McKENZIE unto Samuel McKENZIE of part of Lagenny(?) in co. Tyrone, then in possess of William McKENZIE, of Lagenny(?) Tyrone being the third part of lands of William McKENZIE, with 1/3 part of Moss, to hold unto Alexander JACKSON for lives of William McKENZIE, Joseph McKENZIE & John McKENZIE sons of William McKENZIE. G. RICHARDSON & John MOUHANY? justices present. WITNESSES: John MARTIN & Thomas ARMSTRONG. NOTE: There is a connection to the JACKSONs of Spinians. Thanks to Michael Stewart. |
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195 |
200 |
129864 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
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1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - ELLARD See 132955 |
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195 |
559 |
131794 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
DOWN |
1758 Dec 14 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Deed Poll Ballyregan, Dundonald (pa), Thomas JACKSON of Ballyregan, Parish Dundonald , Co. Down acknowledges receipt from John JACKSON, of Knocknagoney, Parish Holywood, Co. Down of £75 in full of all debts whatsoever by said John JACKSON owing or that may be pretended to be owing to me [NOTE: The word pretended is curious] to me the said Thomas JACKSON and particularly in full consideration of any right or claim of the said Thomas JACKSON or any other person or persons claiming or to claim by him or under me might pretend to or sett up to the Lands of Knocknagoney aforesaid, & to any moiety part or parcel of the same and I Thomas JACKSON aforesaid in consideration of the said Sum as well as from the Natural Love and affection I bear to John JACKSON my nephew do for me my heirs… discharge John JACKSON his heirs … of and from all and every Such Pretended Right Claim Title and Interest Whatsoever by Word or writing in Law or Equity Given under my hand and seal this 14 Dec 1748... WITNESSES: Robert JOY, printer of Belfast Antrim & Henry JOY (Swore memorial 30 Jan 1759), Printer of Belfast, Antrim; David HENDERSON, Clerk to Henry & Robert JOY; Jane ALEXANDER; Alexander WALLACE. REGISTRARS: George PORTIAS & A. BRETT, justices presiding NOTE: Sealed by Thomas JACKSON, so a signature and possibly a seal may be on record. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
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196 |
45 |
128996 |
PUREFOY, William |
Cork |
1757 Oct 12 |
DAWSON BTW William PUREFOY of City of Cork of 1 pt. Moses DAWSON of Gortnagragy Co. Tipperary Gent of other pt. .. part of Gortnagragy 170a Plantation measure. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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196 |
109 |
129305 |
OLIVER, John |
Cork Limerick |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, John - MORRISON connected to Silver OLIVER |
X |
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196 |
110 |
129306 |
OLIVER, John |
Cork Limerick |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, John - MORRISON connected to Silver OLIVER |
X |
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196 |
111 |
129309 |
OLIVER |
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1758 Jul 31 |
OLIVER, Silver-OLIVER |
X |
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196 |
296 |
130065 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan Meath |
1757 Jan 6 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Ballybay & Lisnabo Deed of Lease btw Hugh JACKSON of Ballybay Co. Monaghan Gent of the 1 pt & William JACKSON of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath of the other part. Hugh JACKSON made over to William JACKSON part of the lands of Aughafarnan in Parish of Enniskeen Co. Meath cont 40 acres Irish Plantation measure to hold to 21 years. SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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196 |
302` |
130085 |
JOHNSTON, John |
Armagh |
1758 Nov 15 |
Memorial of a deed bearing date June 24 1754 btw Thos BALL of Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna Big & Cullyhanna Little, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] , Co. Armagh Esq. of the one pt & John JOHNSTON of Roxborough [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy (Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug) (aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], in the said Co. Gent of the other pt. witnessing that the said Thomas BALL for the consideration demised to John JOHNSTON the Mills of Cashel [Cashel, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Barony Orier with 6 acres of land adjoining the said Mills also the strip of land known by the name of Emerinvore [probably Ummerinvore, Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] … for life of Richard JOHNSTON natural son of John JOHNSTON… confirmed and signed over to Richard JOHNSTON his natural son these lands. WITNESS: Samuel GORDON of Armagh farmer & James McCULLA of Armagh & John MARMION of Atherdee in Co. Louth Carpenter. NOTE: Richard JOHNSTON (bef 1753-aft 1792) married Anne JACKSON of Creggan, Co. Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs of Urker [Urcher, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] |
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196 |
326 |
130205 |
JACKSON, George |
Mayo |
1758 No4 24 |
Book Index 1758-1768 CULLENAN A memorial of an agreement in writing by George JACKSON of Acclare, Co. Louth gent & Edward BUTLER of City of Dublin Gent bearing date Aug 20 1756… granted to BUTLER lands of Lilmurry in Barony of Tyrawly Co. Mayo cont abt 300 acres. Witnessed by Henry KEATING House painter of City of Dublin & James TAYLOR of Biggshinstreet in sd City vintner |
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196 |
425 |
130610 180610 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
WADDELL-WADELL Book 45 (1739-1810) Cordevlish, Corduffles
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196 |
506 |
130896 |
OLIVER |
Leitrim |
1759 Jan 31 |
OLIVER-O’BRIEN Silver OLIVER of Clondafoy, Co. Limerick Esq. of I pt &Wm O’BRIEN of Dunnevinly, CO. Leitrim… lives of John O’BRIEN, Cornelius O’BRIEN & George O’BRIEN eldest sons of Wm O’BRIEN. Agharan, Barony of Carrigallen, |
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196 |
546 |
131034 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
WADDELL-JACKSON Book 45 (1739-1810) Cordevlish, Corduffles
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580 |
132535 |
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197 |
22 |
129485 |
JACKSON, Miles & Walker & ors |
Limerick |
1758 Jun 16 |
COX & ors-MANNIX Lisduane, Book Index 1758-1768 ... Walker JACKSON of Lisduane, Co. Limerick, Gent & Miles JACKSON of Lisduane, Gent for 300 pounds towns of Lisduane and Gortnenagh situate in Barony of Connallee, Co Limerick to Henry MANNIX. |
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197 |
39 |
129535 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1758 Sep 6 |
ROCHFORT-BARRE Book Index 1758-1768 Btw George ROCHFORD & Theobald WOLFE of City of Dublin Esq. & Robert CLIBBORN of City of Dublin Merchant assignees appointed by act of parliament for the relief of creditors of the bank lately kept by John WILCOCKS & John DAWSON and so forth and Thomas JACKSON of Marrowbone Lane in Co & City of Dublin, Linen weaver of 1st pt... ground fronting Robert Street in Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore... John DAWSON oldest son of Benjamin DAWSON ...complex... SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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197 |
63 |
131933 |
JACKSON, John |
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1758-1768 |
ROCHE Book Index 1758-1768 see #131933
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135 |
129865 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
Limerick |
1758 Nov 2 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - ELLARD See 132955 1758-1768 Elizabeth OLIVER of City of Dublin Spinster one of the dau of Robert OLIVER late of Clonodfoy, Co Limerick |
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197 |
136 |
129866 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
Limerick |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - ELLARD See 132955 |
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197 |
137 |
129867 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
Limerick |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - ELLARD See 132955 |
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197 |
211 |
130133 |
JACKSON, Clifford |
Limerick |
1758 Oct 18 |
JACKSON-PEACOCK Book Index 1758-1768 Clifford JACKSON of Lisduane, Co Limerick Esq of 1 pt & Goodriche PEACOCKE of Fort Etna in said Co Gent of other pt 300 acres in Limerick... more descry. |
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197 |
338 |
130742 |
OLIVER, John |
Cork |
1758 Dec 12 |
OLIVER, John – OLIVER 1758-1768 Silver OLIVER of Clondofoy of Ballydoole, Co Corke.... lands of Thomas town in Limerick lease made by Robert OLIVER the elder & Robert OLIVER the younger...... life of John OLIVER ... |
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197 |
563 |
131933 |
JACKSON, John |
Limerick |
1758 Mar 8 |
JACKSON-ROCHE John JACKSON of City of Limerick, Shopkeeper of 1 pt & Martin ROCHE of said city Merchant .. dwelling house (descry) & shop enjoyed by widow Elizabeth DAVIS in Parish of St. John, City of Limerick for 31 years... |
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198 |
7 |
130273 |
JACKSON, Jeremiah & ors |
Limerick |
1758 Nov 3 |
HUNT Book Index 1758-1768 BTW John BROWN of Deansfort, Co. Limerick Esq eldest son & heir at law & executor of last will of Rev. John BROWN Clerk late Chancellor of Diocese of Limerick of 1st part & Jeremiah JACKSON of Fanningsown Co. Limerick Gent of 2nd pt & Vere HUNT of Curragh Co. Limerick Gent of 3rd pt. John BROWN in consideration of £546.9.6 paid by Jeremiah JACKSON & a further sum of 10s pd by Vere HUNT, John BROWN granted to Vere HUNT land formerly in tenancy or occupation of Mary SEXTONs Malt House & Offices on the West with St. Mary’s Church Yard wall on the south with Rev. Thomas LOYD;’s garden & on the north with Bowlane in City of Limerick with all appurtenances as also the house formerly in possession of Richard FREE on south side of Mungrot Lane formerly bounded on the east with WILSON’s house in possession of Widow SUPPLE on the West with the house which John HAYES built in possession of Richard BUTLER on the South with Matthew McNEMARA’s holdings & on the North with Mungret Lane in the Irish town of the City of Limerick & last mentioned premises were then in possession of Vere HUNT … Vere HUNT did declare that his name was only made use of in said deed in trust for Jeremiah JACKSON …. WITNESS: William GROGGIN & Thomas VOKES both of Limerick Memorial WITNESS: Stephen ROCHE & John G, Marcus RICE both of City of Limerick NOTE: An Anne HUNT married a William JACKSON, son of Robert JACKSON & Joyce SHAW of Dublin. Jeremiah JACKSON (17017-1780) was one of the Duddington JACKSONs. |
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198 |
8 |
30274 |
JACKSON, James |
Cork |
1758 Nov 16 |
BTW Donatus O’BRIEN of Blatherweek Co. Northampton in Kingdom of Great Britain Esq. of 1 pt & Jeremiah JACKSON of Kings Cliffe Co. Northampton Great Britain Gent of the other pt. O’BRIEN assigned to Jeremiah JACKSON & his heirs an annuity payable out of Manor towns & lands of ____ in Co. Rutland Great Britain … lands of Fanore Cahirrcullen Lisnahow Shally Coghlan & Ballynora in Co. Tipperary & Clare & Liberties of Cork at the election of Jeremiah JACKSON … for natural lives of Catherine his wife & Jeremiah JACKSON his youngest son …WITNESS Donatus O’BRIEN the younger Esq. Jeremiah JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Catherine COX wife of Jeremiah JACKSON sr. |
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122 |
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OLIVER |
Limerick |
OLIVER- McKIERNAN NOTE: Lots of notes about OLIVERs on this page. Silver OLIVER of Clondofoy, Co. Limerick Esq. of the one part & Michael McKIERNAN of Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim Merchant of the other part. Silver OLIVER demised to Michael McKIERNAN Townlands of Lower Aghavillin. |
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198 |
198 |
356753 |
COULTER |
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1739-1810 |
GILLESPIE-COULTER Totally wrong book. Try Bk 541. Drummuck |
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198 |
264 |
132217 |
VANCE, Eliz |
Cork |
1758-1768 |
VANCE-LEDBETTER 1758 May 1...made between William Bull of town of Bandonin the County of Corke Tanner Sarah Bull otherwise his wife Susannah Bull of the town of Bandon spinster John Oliffe aforesaid woolcomber & Elizabeth Oliffee otherwise Vance otherwise Bull his wife both daughters of the said William Bull and Sarah Bull ...Joseph Ledbetter of the same Esq. Doctor in Physick ... |
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198 |
290 |
132338 |
PUREFOY, William & ors |
Cork Tipperary Carlow |
1759 May 2 |
NEWMAN & ors Lease btw William PUREFOY of City of Cork Esq of 1 pt; Richard NEWMAN of Nowberry Co. Cork & Paul MINCHIN of Bogh Co. Carlow Esq of other pt. Release made btw said William PUREFOY of 1st pt Richard NOWMAN and Paul MINCHIN of 2nd pt Martha BOUSEFIELD of City of Cork spinster one of the daughters of Thomas BOUSEFIELD late of City of Cork deceased and Dorothea BOUSEFIELD widow & relict of Thomas BOUSEFIELD of 3rd pt.. Adam NOWMAN of Kinsale Co. Cork Esq. Benjamin BOUSEFIELD of City of Cork Merchant John ANDERSON dr. in Physick and William MINCHIN both of City of Dublin of 4th pt. Reciting that a marriage was intended btw said William PUREFOY and said Martha BOUSFIELD the said William PUREFOY granted to Richard NEWMAN and Paul MINCHIN in their actual possession by virtue of lease townlands of Gortnegraphe otherwise Gortnegraggy part of Cappagh 393a 2r & 93a unprofitable Tinchensey part of Cappagh 64a profitable and 42a unprofitable Alenemuckduffe otherwise Lackenanorin part of Ballysinode 6d 880a unprofitable North & South part of Closhnageera 62 a Postrea and Shanknock 114a & 78a unprofitable Knockkanetetryan otherwise Bonereagh 136a & 230a unprofitable Corakeel otherwise Knockgorman otherwise Loashknock 186a in Ballyshoda with Annarawarth and a Castle and Mill 453a 3r all situate in Barony Kilnamanagh Co. Tipperary … SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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411 |
132966 |
JACKSON, Mary & husb |
Down |
1759 |
WELD & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Bwt Mary OBINS other wise BURLEIGH otherwise JACKSON of Portadown Co Armgh widow of the 1 pt. Wm FIVEY of Loughedianon Co Down of 2nd & Matthew WELD of City of Dublin 3rd.. in consid of 10s paid demised 90 acres in townlands of Ballyvingan otherise Balyvonigan otherwise Ballymulligan & Dorydrumold otherwise Derrydrumoult situate in Barony of Lower Iveagh & Down to Matthew WELD WITNESS: Richard BARTLET & signed Mary OBINS. |
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198 |
480 |
133266 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1759 Aug 20 |
Green HOWE & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Lease btw Sarah COWMAN of City of Dublin, spinster of 1 pt; William GREENHOW of City of Dublin Timber Merchant & Joseph INNMAN of Ballybritain [Ballybrittan, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown], Kings Co. Farmer of the other pt. The release btw William JACKSON of City of Dublin Clothier of 1st pt & Sarah COWMAN of the 2nd pt & William GREENHOW & Joseph INNMAN of 3rd pt. Reciting lease Earl of Limerick 17 Aug 1703 demised to Henry BROOKFIELD of City of Dublin Skiner grounds (incl tanhouse0 on south side of James Street (more descry) held for lives of Samuel RUSSELL, William JACKSON & Braithwaite SUMMERS in several deeds of renewal & Sarah COWMAN was legally entitled to one moiety of the clear rents & profits. Reciting Roger TUTHILL of the Parish of Palmerston Co. Dublin Gent by his lease 24 Dec 1713 demised to Samuel BRAITHWAITE of Pimlico in Liberties of Thomas and Donore Court Co. Dublin, Clothier parcel of meadow land measuring 4a 13p Plantation Measure part of Roger TUTHILLs great meadow on south side of the River Liffy in Parish of Palmerston, Barony Newcastle & Co. Dublin bounding on the east George DAMSELLs holding, on the south the great road leading from Dublin to Palmerston on the north by the River Liffey on the west to Morgan EVANs meadow for 60 years. Samuel BRAITHWAITEs interest in said premises was legally vested in Sarah COWMAN & the said Sarah COWMAN was possessed of the sum of 1,200 pounds & a marriage was to take place shortly with William JACKSON & William JACKSON assigned to William GREENHOW & Joseph INNMAN the said principle sum of 1,200 pounds to hold in trust and also released to William GREENHOW & Joseph INMAN the house backhouse & Tanyard with small house over the gate leading to Mr. HOWARDs Brewhouse next adjoining to the holding and also the piece of meadow ground mentioned that had been demised to Samuel BRAITHWAITE by the said Roger TUTHILL to hold to William GREENHOW & Joseph INNMAN and their heirs and assigns in trust. WITNESS: Samuel RUSSELL City of Dublin Clothier & Thomas WILLS of City of Dublin Gent. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs William & Sarah married 1759. |
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199 |
78 |
131590 |
JACKSON, Micajah |
Cork |
1759 Feb 23 |
HARE & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Intended marriage (since taken place) – Micajah JACKSON intended groom of Cork City covenants that if Catherine HARE of Cork City intended bride to survive him, his Executors will pay Catherine HARE, Richard HARE, Russell HARE &William PERRY [son of William PERRY] [trustees of Cork City] £800 ster & further sums over and above the £500 she is entitled to receive on the death of any of her brothers/sisters under the Will of her father Richard PERRY, upon trusts [education & maintenance of Children ... details stained]; Micajah JACKSON releases to Catherine HARE, Richard HARE, Russell HARE &William PERRY 5 houses in Dublin city in trust in case his fortune is deficient [NOTE: These houses are described in other deeds]. John REILY, Justice present; Robert WRIXTON & Anthony LANE, Registrars. WITNESSES: Thomas SKEYS, Anthony LANE & Joshua HUMPHRY, all of Cork City. Registered March 30, 1759. NOTE: In 1762, Trade, Property & Legal Notices from the ‘Corke Journal’: JACKSON, MICAJAH, Linen-Draper, next door to St. Peter's Church Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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199 |
199 |
131949 |
JACKSON, Ambrose & John |
Cork |
1759 Mar 30 |
Addis BUSTEED residual legatee & sole exec'r of John ADDIS; dec'd, for £200 from Jonathan BUSTEED, Gent of Dundandion in Co & city of Corke, grantee [1716 deed] being the interest & sum due to John ADDIS, Gent of Cork City, did grant sd plot of ground on S-E Marsh of Cork city [100x150 ft] to Ebinezer PIKE, grantee, to hold from thence forth for unexpired term, subj to rent. Plot of ground on S-E marsh Cork city [100X150 ft] from William DUNSCOMBE Esq. late of Cork City, deceased grantor, to Richard BUSTEED Gent of Meadstown, Co. Cork, grantor, between holdings of Michael PRICE on North and lands of William DUNSCOMBE on south, 900 years from 29 Sept then last, at £8.4s. Richard BUSTEED assigned to Jonathon BUSTEED plot of ground on S-E marsh Cork city [100X150 ft] on condit of repayment of £200. Michael PRICE had holdings to north of plot of ground in S-E Marsh of Cork city being demised. Addis BUSTEED, for £200 from Jonathon BUSTEED being the interest & sum due to John ADDIS, did grant sd plot of ground on S-E Marsh of Cork city [100x150 ft] to Ebinezer PIKE to hold from thence forth for unexpired term, subj to rent. Registrars: Roger POWER, Ambrose JACKSON & John JACKSON. WITNESSES: Maurice BARNARD, Gent of Cork City & James Hull LAWTON, Gent & Quaker for one year past. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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199 |
200 |
131950 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1759 Apr 19 |
George PHIPPS, Gent of Cork City grants sd property to Jonathon BUSTEED , Gent of Dundandion in S. Liberties of Corke city, for remainder of term Aug 1716; Jonathon BUSTEED by deed of mtg for £400 from Ebeneezer PIKE, grants Addis BUSTEED sd land 25Aug1746; by which George PHIPPS, for £500 ster paid by Ebeneezer PIKE, granted Ebeneezer PIKE sd lands for term unexpired and Jonathon BUSTEED, for further sum of £611 ster from Ebeneezer PIKE , granted Ebeneezer PIKE sd lands free of mortgage. Registrar: Ambrose JACKSON. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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199 |
289 |
132236 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
1757 Dec 31 |
BOOKER & JACKSON-BOURSIQUOT Book Index 1758-1768 Dwelling house then in occupation of Peter BOURSIQUOT (Also spelled as BOURSIQUET), on the back quay "Back of the Blind Quay" facing Anna Liffey River in Dublin city, bound on west by holding of Widow GREEN, on east by holdings of Francis BOOKER & Thomas JACKSON, both glass merchants, from Francis BOOKER & Thomas JACKSON unto Peter BOURSIQUOT, to hold from 5APR1761 for 30 years at £27 ster. Deputy REGISTRAR: James SAUNDER. WITNESSES: James BIBBY, James SAUNDER, Gents of Dublin & James BOURSIQUOT, son of Peter BOURSIQUOT. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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199 |
408 |
132684 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1759 Feb 20 |
Upper pt & half townland of Treigher (?) [??] + Annaghanenagh orse Anaghnenagh in __enagh(?) parish [possibly Annaghboy aka Rosebrook, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,] - assigned by John GILLMER, Gent, Administrator of goods & chattles of Samuel GILMER, Gent, late of Monconey [possibly Monclone, Parish Ballymore, Barony Orior Lower] ARMAGH; dec'd, with consent of George GILMER, Gent, Phebe WILTSILT orse GILMER, widow, of Grange, Co. Tyrone, William YOUNG, Margaret YOUNG, orse GILMER, wife of William YOUNG, Melinda GILMER, spinster, Catherine GILMER, spinster, to Charles HERDMAN, Gent, of Cove (?) [??] Co. Armagh, for £162 10p halfpenny Ster for himself and other parties and 5s to George GILMER, Phebe WILTSILT orse GILMER, William, as Samuel GILMER held by the grantor, the Lord Primate and same assigned to Thomas VERNER by JOHNSTON in trust for them the children of Samuel GILMER [... staining] for 21 years [... staining]. REGISTRAR: James SAUNDERS, WITNESSES: Andrew PRENTICE, Gent, Parish & Co. Armagh, Hugh CUMING, parish of Ballycromie [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],], Co. Armagh. Thanks to Mike Stewart. NOTE: These GILMERs are possibly related to Alexander GILMORE (1735-1773). SEE: JACKSONs of Urker |
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199 |
426 |
132733 |
OLIVER, John |
Limerick |
1759 May 30 |
OLIVER, John - NEWCOMEN Castletown McIniry orse__ & other lands in Co Lim [Limerick?]… ?… reciting Philip OLIVER, Esq. of Cork had purchased free inheritance of sd lands of James KNIGHT …staining. OTHER NAMES: John OLIVER, Rev. Clk. Of Cork; William NEWCOMEN, Esq. of Dublin City; Elizabeth ELLARD orse OLIVER; Robert OLIVER; WITNESSES: Tobias OWENS of Altimira; William GREEN, Gent of Altimira; James MADDOCK, clerk to Robert WALLIS, Notary Public of Dublin City. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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542 |
133262 |
JACKSON, Thomas & William |
Dublin & Kings. |
1759 Aug 10 |
WAKELY-JACKSON Green HOWES & ors Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Thomas JACKSON of Monasteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown],, Kings Co. farmer of 1 pt & William GREENHOW of City of Dublin Timber Merchant & Thomas INMAN of Ballybritain [Ballybrittan, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown], Kings Co. farmer of the other pt. Release made btw Thomas JACKSON of the 1st pt William JACKSON of the City of Dublin Clothier son of said Thomas JACKSON of 2nd pt & Sarah COWMAN spinster of 3rd pt. & said William GREENHOW & Joshua INMAN of the 4th pt. Reciting Thomas WAKELY of Ballyburly [Parish Ballyburly] King Co. Esq. in lease 17 Sept 1734 demised to Thomas JACKSON part of lands of Coleor [aka Coolcor, Parish Ballyburly] in Barony Warrenstown Kings Co. [92a14p including 11ac 16p coarse pasture] adjoining Loghnashead [?], Bounded on the east with the road which divides the said premises from the holding of Edward FARRELL on the west with the great bog of Cooleor [aka Coolcor, Parish Ballyburly Barony Warrenstown] North with another part of Cooleor belonging to the said Thomas WAKELY formerly in possession of Joseph BOARDMAN on the south a part of the lands of Cloneen late in possession of Hugh WILSON Esq. plus privilege of great bogg of Cooleer [aka Coolcor, Parish Ballyburly Barony Warrenstown]which adjoins said premises for lives of Thomas JACKSON, Isaac JACKSON & Joseph JACKSON reciting marriage to be btw William JACKSON and Sarah COWMAN … Thomas JACKSON made over to William GREENHOW & Joshua INMAN all of townland Cooleore [aka Coolcor, Parish Ballyburly Barony Warrenstown] WITNESSES: Samuel RUSSELL, Clothier of Dublin City & Christian ROEDER, clerk to Thomas MULOCK, Public Notary of Dublin. Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes. SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs and SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe – another deed links the places. |
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75 |
132060 |
BAILIE |
Dublin Cork |
1758-1769 |
ANNESLEY, Arthur-BAYLY Townlands in Cork granted to Francis ANNESLEY, Esq. Inner Temple, Deceased, by John PERCIVAL [sr], Lord Viscount 9Apr 1733 and assigned to Thomas BOWDER, Esq. Ashley, Wiltshire, England 5Nov1750 for £7000 (Gr Br) to Arthur ANNESLEY Esq. Inner Temple and 10s to Thomas BOWDER, now Thomas BOWDER at direction of Arthur ANNESLEY and nomination of John PERCIVAL [jr], Earl; of Egmont, Ireland granted Nicholas BAYLEY sd townlands excepting Ballinegrah & Dromin. Robert Winacke FITZGERALD of Corkbeg, Cork mentioned. Registrars: Roger POWER master High Crt of Chancery & Henry WRIXON. Mayor John SWETE, justice persent. Witnesses: Benjamin WINTHROP, Merchant of London; Gilbert JODRELL of Lincoln Inn’ William MURPHY, servant of FITZGERALD Swore memorial before Roger Power at Cork city 7 May 1759; Richard GRIFFIN, servant of Thomas BOWDER; Richard HARRISTON. Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes. |
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200 |
130 |
132304 |
OLIVER, Jane |
Dublin Waterford |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Jane - WALLIS NOTES: Jane OLIVER, widow of Dublin & Henry WALLIS. Lease for lands at Killountain, Barony Cashmore, Co. Waterford. |
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200 |
282 |
133211 |
JACKSON, James |
Wicklow |
1757 Jul 10 |
BTW Rev. Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity Late Prov of Trinity College near Dublin deceased … an account of the tenants in Co. Wicklow who have a power by their leases to cut turf on the Bog of Downings … lease 1746 May 22 lease from Rev Dr. Richard BALDWIN to James JACKSON of Spinians of all that part of the town of Spinians containing 111 a 1r … and lands of Eadestowne 154 acres 1753 Mar 17 from Rev Dr. Richard BALDWIN to Jacob JACKSON all that part of the town and lands of Spinians and also the Hill of Spinians now in possession of Jacob JACKSON for term of 3 lives … Arthur CAVENAGH … 1743 Mar 17 Dr. BALDWIN to James VALENTINE town and lands of Cloughnogan now in possession of James VALENTINE est 90a in Barony Talbotstown Co. Wicklow for life of William VALENTINE 2nd son of James VALENTINE … Eadestown in possession of Charles COOPER and formerly in possession of Robert AUSTIN 126a except for that part of the Hill of Eadestown containing the Hill 42a 19p … rights to cut turf on the Bogg of Downings and no other of the tenants have a right to cut turf unless impowered by Mr. Thomas GREEN or his heirs. 16 July 1757 Richard BALDWIN [SEAL] WITNESS: Richard ROBBINS City of Dublin Esq & Nicholas CARTEN City of Dublin servant to the said late Provost … SEE also: ROD: 446-146-288437 TOWNLANDS · Spinans East, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 179 A, 2 R, 14 P · Spinans Hill (Cnoc na Spíonán) , Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 129 A, 3 R, 0 P · Spinans Middle, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 195 A, 2 R, 20 P · Spinans West (Na Spíonáin Thiar) , Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 75 A, 2 R, 38 P |
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305 |
133289 |
JACKSON, Jane & ors |
Cavan & Dublin |
1759 Jul 26 |
JACKSON ors Book Index 1758-1768 JACKSON marriage JACKSON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 In consideration of 5s & intended marriage of Jane JACKSON, intended bride and eldest daughter of Ann ROBINSON & Rev. George PHILIPS, Vicar of Rathcoole, and intended groom and with consent of George PHILIPS, Jane JACKSON unto Daniel JACKSON Rev. Clke of Tullamore, trustee & Francis EVANS, Esq of Dublin City, trustee of her 1/2 undivided part of Markhell orse Marahill [NOTE: There are three townlands named Marahill – parishes: Kilmore, Enniskeen, and Balintemple]+ Domlloman orse Drumlomman [aka Drumloman, parish of Crosserlough] in Co Cavan, plus her entitlement under will of Ann ROBINSON deceased of Dublin City on death of John JACKSON late of Clonsagh, Dublin deceased without male issue, to hold upon several trusts. WITNESSES: Frances JACKSON, spinster of Dublin City & Hugh NEIL, Gent of Dublin. Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes. Their family tree – SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. - is at Derbyshire JACKSONs. |
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200 |
332 |
133368 |
JACKSON, James |
Dublin Wicklow |
1759 Sep 7 |
BTW William HIGGINSBOTHAM, farmer of Castlerudary , Co. Wicklow unto James JACKSON of Barrenstown , Co. Wicklow of the other pt. Reciting HIGGINBOTHAM had sold to JACKSON lands of Cleightowne Rooten Knocknamuck Kill Springfields & big Hill adjoining Knocnamuck being pt of lands of Ballinura in lordship of Baltinglass Wicklow [296a & 1/2, plantation measure] + mansion house of Castlerudery lately in poss of Mr. John OXFORD + parcel of lands of Castlerudery [121a 20p] in Parish Donaghmore Barony Tolbotstone Co. Wicklow, to hold to James JACKSON for lives of William HIGGINSBOTHAM & Margaret HIGGINSBOTHAM (wife of William) and Elizabeth HIGGINSBOTHAM age 12 years old (daughter of William & Margaret), for ever, subj to redemption on payment of £200 & int. WITNESSES: Henry BROMER, Gent of Dublin City & John Richard BROUGHTON, Gent of Dublin City. |
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200 |
347 |
133444 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1759 Sep 9 |
POOLE-JACKSON Jacob POOLE, Brewer of Blackpitts, Dublin of 1st part to William JACKSON, Clothier of Upper Comb in Liberties of Thomas Court & Donore Dublin Dwelling House Out Houses Backside Back House Garden Crane Loft wherein Jacob POOLE formerly dwelt & lately in occupation of William WHITLING, on s. side of said Upper Comb st. with liberty of sewer running in premises from other holdings of Jacob POOLE and of Jacob POOLE's rights of adjoining properties unto Jacob POOLE, from 29 inst Sept, 41 years, £34 ster. WITNESSES: Joseph DOYLE, Carpenter of Cole Alley, Dublin; Arthur SHEPHEARD, Public Notary of Dublin City; Michael CARROLL, Joyner of Dublin City. Thanks to Mike Stewart. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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200 |
373 |
133537 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1759 Sep 19 |
McCULLOCH Anne, Henry & Jas to CRAWFORD. This is a marriage agreement concerning the marriage of Robert ALEXANDER & Ann McCULLOCH. Nathaniel ALEXANDER, Alderman of Londonderry to Robert ALEXANDER, 2nd son of Nathaniel ALEXANDER, intended groom £3000. Lands released by Henry McCULLOCH, Esq. of Ballyanton, Londonderry and by Henry McCULLOCH & James McCULLOCH, eldest son and heir in law of William McCULLOCH to James CRAWFORD of Crawfordsburn,, Co. Down & Robert McCLINTOCK, Esq. of Strabane, Tyrone to hold in trust for several uses. Henry McCULLOCH to pay £500 marr portion; Henry McCULLOCH released unto James CRAWFORD & Robert McCLINTOCK 2 messuages on.side Bishops st Londonderry bnd on east [unnamed dissenting] on north by Meeting house yard on west by James COWDEN & ten't of Rev. John CONINGHAM - along with 60p of land on Island of Derry by on East by William HARPER + 212p on Island of Derry bnd on east by perches of Widow GIFFORD, Nathaniel ALEXANDER & Widow MORAN; on south by Thomas YOUNG + 24 p on s.side of rd to Colemore bnd on east by George GUNN on west by Frederick GORDON & Henry DIXON; for life of William DARCUS, 2nd son of Henry DARCUS of Londonderry, Henry DARCUS, 3rd son of Henry DARCUS & Robert DARCUS, 4th son of Henry DARCUS as demised by Society of G0__ [Goldsmiths?] & Assistants of London of new Plantation of Ulster to Nathaniel ALEXANDER. Robert ALEXANDER agreed if Ann McCULLOCH the younger, 2nd daughter of Henry McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH to survive him, then his land to be charged with £50 annuity for Ann McCULLOCH during life of Ann McCULLOCH and Henry McCULLOCH; if Robert ALEXANDER to survive Ann McCULLOCH £2000 to the children; others such intents. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS. WITNESSES: Jane McCULLOCH, spinster of Belfast, Co. Antrim; Samuel CURRY, merchant of Londonderry City; Henry McCULLOCH, servant; Mathew _EALY [MEALY?], yeoman of Camoly, Co. Armagh; Luke _EALY [MEALY?], yeoman of Camoly, Co. Armagh & John ECKLIN, Clerk of Drogheda, Co. Louth. Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes. NOTE: Camly (Macullagh) is a townland in the Parish of Newtownhamilton, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh. A Matthew and Luke MAILEE both show up in the Tithes Applotments of 1830 SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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466 |
133921 |
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1758-1769 |
ANDERSON, Wm_COWEN |
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200 |
489 |
134000 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Isaac & Joseph |
Kings. |
1754 Sep 9 |
Thomas WAKELY Esq. of Ballyburly [Parish Ballyburly, Barony Warrenstown] Kings Co. to Thomas JACKSON, farmer of Jonestown [Jonestown, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown], Kings Co. of part of Cooleerr [aka Coolcor, Parish Ballyburly Barony Warrenstown] Kings Co. [92a 14p - containing 11a 16p course pasture] bound by property belonging to Thomas WAKELY in possession of Joseph BOARDMAN, to south of lands of Cooleerr in possess of Hugh WILTON with use of Bogg as set in ID of 1 May 1728, for lives of Thomas JACKSON and his eldest son Isaac and second son aged 6 years, Joseph [b. 1768], paying £44 3s plus 1 fat hogg or £3 in lieu for the course pasture, and £22 1s. 6p. fine on death or new life. Thanks to Mike Stewart. NOTE: Quaker Jackson Tree |
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200 |
505 |
134059 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1759 Nov 29 |
JACKSON Henry. Assignment. high constable of the city of Dublin endorsed on a lease dated 18/3/1755 from Henry JACKSON to Pierce KIRWAN of all that dwelling house or tenement then in the tenancy of the said Pierce KIRWIN situated on the east side of Church Street [Oxmantown] in the parish of now Saint Michans Dublin. house bounded on the north with another house built by Henry JACKSON then in the tenancy of one RIVORS on the south a house …with liberty of egress and regress from said premises through the gateway or passage at all times and to keep a key to the gateway in common with the other tenants of Henry JACKSON in an ample manner Pierce KIRWIN. Pierce KIRWIN …paid by Edmond MURPHY of Carrowbeg, Co. Mayo Aoife |
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201 |
218 |
132543 |
THOMPSON |
Down |
1759 Jun 19 |
THOMSON – DALZELL Con Don James THOMPSON of Ballyrogen Parish of Nowtown, [aka Ballyregan, Parish of Newtownhamilton] Barony of Ards Co Down farmer of 1 pt & John DALZELL of Tullynagiredy in parish & Co afsd. NOTE: A David DALZELL (1757-1817) married Mary JACKSON (1770-1821). Her family were from Ballyregan. I suspect a connection – in a previous generation to them. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
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200349 |
JACKSON, Peter |
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1768-1776 |
Book Index 1768-1776 HART Wrong book. SEE: Bk 301. |
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311 |
132994 |
JACKSON, Mary |
Down Dublin |
1759 Jul 16 |
BLACKER-OBINS Image 165 BTW Samuel BLACKER of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Mary OBINS of Portadown, Co. Armagh Widow of the other pt. reciting deed 16th & 17th Nov 1755 btw Anthony OBINS of Portadown, surgeon & Mary OBINS otherwise BURLEIGH otherwise JACKSON his then wife of 1 pt & Samuel BLACKER of the other pt Anthony OBINS his wife in consid of £200 paid by said Samuel BLACKER conferrd lands of Ballooneggane Barony of Lower Evagh, Co. Down … Now that OBINS is dead, money is now due and owing to BLACKER. WITNESS: Thomas KENNEDY of City of Dublin Gent & John BURLEGH of Newry, Co. Down Gent. |
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201 |
550 |
134382 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Dublin |
1760 Jan 3 |
Front House in Pill lane, Dublin City made over by Joseph REID, bricklayer of Dublin City to Joseph JACKSON, merchant of Dublin City from Feb 9 then next for remainder of term. WITNESSES: Samuel PORTER, Gent of Dublin City; Samuel RATHEENS, notary & John BAYLY, clerk to RATHEENS. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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202 |
5 |
132525 |
Jackson, Henry |
Down |
1758 Nov 8 |
Witness Rev Henry JACKSON of Ballymoney, Magherally, Co. Down |
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202 |
39 |
132955 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
Limerick |
1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - OLIVER 1758-1786 NOTE: James ELLARD of Newtown, Co. Limerick. Phillip OLIVER of Altimira, Co. Cork. Alice ELLARD, wife of James. Elizabeth OLIVER of City of Dublin, spinster and one of the daughters of Robert OLIVER of Clonofoy, Co. Limerick. Rev. John OLIVER of Ballydoolie, Co. Cork (marriage between James ELLARD & Elizabeth OLIVER. |
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202 |
115 |
133530 |
JACKSON, Edward |
Dublin |
1757 Apr 9 |
Image 392 Deed Poll btw John HUTCHISON City of Dublin Merchant to Joseph JACKSON of City of Dublin Merchant of Sugar House & offices late in possession of Thomas LEESON Sugar Baker situate in Hanbury Lane Liberties of Thomas Court & Donore for 66 years at yearly rent of 50 pounds. Joseph JACKSON sold to Peter CREBESSAE of City of Dublin Sugar Baker lease for remaining term. WITNESS: Samuel DUFOUR City of Dublin Gent & Richard THWAITES of City of Dublin Not Pub. |
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115 |
133530 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Dublin |
1759 Sep 19 |
JACKSON-CREBESSAC Book Index 1758-1768 From John HUTCHESON of City of Dublin Merchant to Joseph JACKSON of same City Merchant of Alley Sugar House & offices late in the occupation of Thomas LEESON sugar baker situate in Hanbury Lane in the Liberties of Thomas Court & Donore Co Dublin... for 66 years to Peter CREBESSAC of City of Dublin Sugar Baker.... Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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202 |
245 |
133879 |
DAWSON |
Tipperary |
1758-1768 |
DAWSON, James-CRAWFORD Carbally als Moninore from James Massy DAWSON, Esq. of Newforrist Tipperary to Prince CRAWFORD, Gent of Tyrmoyle, Co. Tipperary, then held by Mathias MAGHER, Thomas Magher, Timothy GLISSAN and Roger RYAN CDEF&G, from __ March next, 31 years, £31 ster. Registrars: Patrick BISHOP, Mic ABINS & Thomas HACKETT. WITNESSES: Toler CRAWFORD, Gent of Tyrmoyle, Thomas CRAWFORD, Gent of Tyrmoyle and Thomas SMITHES, Gent of Curraghbehy, all of Tipperary. Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
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425 |
134570 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings. |
1760 Jan 31 |
PRONI T808/8266 Grange 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. |
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430 |
134588 |
JACKSON, Joseph & Hugh |
Fermanagh Meath |
1748 Jun 20 |
Henry OWEN Esq. of Ballinrimery Meath to Joseph JACKSON of Reyland,, Co. Fermanagh & Hugh CORR of Talemore, Co. Fermanagh of part of Dirrinlidigan [?], then in their possession, from 25 March then next for lives of Joseph JACKSON & his sons Hugh & Joseph JACKSON at £16; on back of indenture, dated 22 July 1748, Hugh CORR transferred his rights to sd premises to Joseph JACKSON for £2. WITNESSES: Connor CLARK of Aghanakellin, Co. Monaghan; Joseph WRIGHT of Golain, Co. Monaghan; James MASON of Golain [aka Gola], Co. Monaghan & John GILSENHAN of Golain, Co. Monaghan. NOTE: I believe that Joseph WRIGHT jr. married Olivia WRIGHT (and they were the parents of Richard JACKSON (1769-1834) of Monaghan and that his father married Catherine WRIGHT. SEE: DEED: 275-221-176245 half tate of Allegash orse Allegesh in Tydavnett (pa) Monaghan + half tate of Alegash Monaghan then in poss of Charles EVATT, Gent of Mount Louise, Monaghan from Christopher WRIGHT Gent, of Allegesh Monaghan to Charles EVATT & Nicholas THEDFORD, Gent of Monaghan for intents & purposes; Derryntonny in Clones (pa) Monaghan from Joseph JACKSON the elder, Gent of Roylan, Fermanagh to Catherine WRIGHT, spinster, daughter of Christopher WRIGHT, intended bride of Joseph JACKSON the younger of Roylan, Fermanagh & Charles EVATT as granted by Patrick DANEY to Joseph JACKSON the elder, Gent of Roylan, 12 Jan 1746, for purposes & intents. |
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438 |
134623 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Henry |
Meath |
1757 Oct 10 |
for £180 Alisha AKIE to Charles AKIE, deceased of Rath in Nobber parish, Slane barony, Meath county from 1 May then past for remainder of term to come. Thomas JACKSON, Gent of Lisnaboe, Gent of the second part & Henry JACKSON, Gent of Lisnaboe, witness. Thanks to Mike Stewart. SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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202 |
447 |
134661 |
JACKSON, George |
Kilkenny |
1759 Dec 13 |
JACKSON-WELSH & ors Book Index 1758-1768 George JACKSON of Portnescally Esq. Demised to Edmond WELSH ..lands Corladdy Barony of Iverk, Co Kilkenny |
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202 |
460 |
134738 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1748 Dec 10 |
JACKSON-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw John JACKSON Derrymore, Co Armagh famer of one pt & John JACKSON the younger of Derrymore [possibly Derrycor, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] aforesaid weaver... dwelling house in possession of John JACKSON younger with one full half of the two Islands commonly known of Derrysoose [possibly townland of Derrycoose. Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] and Derryvernder [possibly Derrywharragh Island, in townland Maghery, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] for the natural lives of Thomas ROE eldest son of George ROE of Derryaugh [Derryaugh, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] William JACKSON eldest son of him the said John JACKSON the younger William JACKSON eldest son of George JACKSON of Clancarrish [Cloncarrish, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] for 40 years in townland of Ballynanary [Ballynarry, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West], Parish of Tartnaghan, Co. Armagh … excepting what is leased to Edward OBRE of Clankew [possibly Clontylew, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh Esq. WITNESS: Thomas WOODS of Derrykineff [possibly Derrykeeran or Derrykeevan] Parish Tartnaghan, Co. Armagh Carpenter & Edward MURPHY of Clontelewin [possibly Clontylew, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West], Co. Armagh. Memorial WITNESS: Thomas WOODS & James MARLAY of Drumanduffe, [possibly Drumduff , Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony of Tiranny] Co. Armagh. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
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202 |
464 |
134758 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1757 Oct 12 |
Book Index 1758-1768 BRYAN & ors 1767 Feb 13? HADDEN & ors-BRYAN & ors Btw Jane HADDEN otherwise JOHNSTON of Old Aberdeen, Scotland & Josiah BRYAN & Wm BRYAN of City of Dublin Merch of other pt & release made btw sd Jane HADDEN of 1st part William JACKSON of sd city Gent & Mary JACKSON otherwise AICKIN otherwise PAINE his wife of the 2nd part...sd Jane HADDEN heir at law of John JOHNSTON late of Butler’s Lane, City of Dublin by assignment of lease by Alice JOHNSTON his widow... George AICKIN father of Francis AICKIN... Townlands of Westpaldstown, Co. Dublin... See also: ROD: 372-163-248081 Oct 14, 1785 Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Co Armagh Esq. of the one pt & Sarah BELL of City of Dublin widow of the other part. Reciting that William JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Gent and Mary JACKSON otherwise [SECHIN?] otherwise PAINE his wife both since deceased by Indenture of Release dated 9 May 1763 in consid of 69 pounds 3 shillings to them lent and advanced by sd Richard JACKSON granted released and confirmed unto the sd Richard JACKSON all that piece or parcel of ground with an house thereupon built and shed situate lying and being in Dolphins Barn Lane near the Bridge on the North Side thereof in the Manor and Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore Co Dublin containing in front from the river to Mrs. POOLs holding 62 foot and in the rere from the river to Mr POOLs ditch 78 feet and from the front to Mr POOLs park about 256 feet to the same more or less in as full and ample manner as demised by Thomas WILSON of the City of Dublin Merchant & John HIGGINSON of Dolphins Barn aforesaid. Merchant for three leases renewable forever and as the said John HIGGINSON Granted and Conveyed the same unto Samuel PAINE late of Cork St. Co Dublin, brewer deceased. To hold toward Richard JACKSON his heirs and assigns for three lives then in being and the survivor or survivors of them and for the life and lives of such other person and persons should forever be added to the time and term granted of said recited premises by virtue of the lease which they said William JACKSON and Mary his wife held same and the covenant for perpetual renewal subject to a moiety of the rents therin contained and subject to the Condition of redemption therin also contained a payment of said sum of 69 pounds 12 shillings with Lawful Interest on a day therein mentioned and long since past and reciting that the said sum with a considerable arrear of interest was still due and owing to said Richard JACKSON. By said deed of which this writing the said Richard JACKSON for the consideration therin mentioned did Grant Release and Confirm unto the said Sarah BELL in her actual possession then being by virtue of the Bargain and Sale therein mentioned all that the aforesaid premises and all said Richard JACKSON interest therin and thereunto to hold to said Sarah BELL her heirs and assigns forever… WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON City of Dublin; & John BELL. SEE: also Michael JACKSON Clothier of Pimlico. |
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495 |
134951 |
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Antrim |
1759 Oct 18 |
BTW Charles McNEIL of Shanes Castle, Co. Antrim Esq. & Rev William HORNE of Ballymena one of the church called Unitas Fratrum or the Unity of the Brethren. Townland Ballykennedy Parish Megharahoughill Barony Toom, Co. Antrim … |
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202 |
496 |
134952 |
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Kings Dublin |
1758 Jun 14 |
Townland Index 1739-1810-S Image 126 Shinrone pt, Barony Clonlisk BALDWIN-BURTON BTW Rev Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity and Provost of Trinity College Dublin of 1 pt; Robert BURTON of City of Dublin Merchant of other pt. House and garden in Shinrone with the Park called Pidgeon Park & Gorhagan containing 16a to hold for lives of Robert BURTON son of said Robert BURTON party to deed Henry PALMER and James PALMER sons of Robert PALMER of Cloghan Kings Co. WITNESS: Richard ROBBINS & Nicholas CARTEN. NOTE: A Robert BURTON of Hacketstown, Co. Carlow was M.P. of Carlow, son of Benjamin BURTON |
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203 |
32 |
133696 |
JACKSON, John |
Meath |
1759 Sep 28 |
Image 24 HUGHES & ors-WALKER Book Index 1758-1768 Arthur RAWDON of Bramhall otherwise Jackstown, Co. Meath Esq. Of 1t pt & John HUGHES of Farmwell...more names...John JACKSON of Sportsman Lodge, Co. Meath farmer of 2nd part Thomas WALKER of City of Dublin, goldsmith of 3rd pt. Lands windmill and watermills of Kill with the water mill and Mill Lands of Broadford, {Donore parish, Barony Lower Duleek, pt in co Louth and pt in co Meath] and that John JACKSON hold of Arthur RAWDON that part of Sportsmans Lodge . WITNESSES: Richard KNIGHT Rathmullen, Co. Meath farmer & John RORKE & James THOMSON Bookbinder of Dublin. |
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203 |
38 |
133989 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1759 Nov 22 |
McCULLOCH Jas & Patrick to TULLUS 1758-1768 James McCULLOCH of Kirkholm in the county of Wigttown in North Britain Gent & Patrick M’CULLOCH of Larne in Co.Antrim… SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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203 |
51 |
134113 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1759 Dec 4 |
STEPNEY-JACKSON Charles STEPNEY of Co. Dublin Clerk demised to Henry JACKSON one of his Majesties Bargemen of Mallahide Co. Dublin part of the lands of Portmarnock Co Dublin Barony of Coolock… 15 acres 8p… to hold for 3 lives (not JACKSONs)…. |
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203 |
137 |
134510 |
WILSON |
Armagh |
1760 Jan 26 |
HAMPTON-WILSON Ballywooly, Christopher HAMPTION & John HAMPTON both of Balliwilly [Ballywilly, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Parish of Kilmore, Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st pt; Robert WILSON of Tandragee [Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Parish of Armagh of 2nd pt for 238 pounds lands of part of Ballymurg otherwise Ballywooly and homestead of Killmore [Kilmore, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] called the homestead of Ballywooly, Parish of Kilmore, barony of Oneiland, Co. Armagh |
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203 |
173 |
134656 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Dublin |
1760 Feb 5 |
BTW Mary VERSILLES daughter of John VERSILLES late of City of Dublin deceased & James VERSILLES of City of Dublin Merchant the deed of sale reciting that the said Mary is under the will of her Grandfather David CARTON deceased entitled to 1/3rd pt …. Situate near the new market Co. Dublin fronting to a street at the west end of the New Market called Chamber’s St. containing in front 78’ and same in rere and from front to rere 108’ bounded on the east by the holding of late Robert JACKSON on the west to the late James WHITTLE on the North to the late Timothy EMERSONs and on the south to said Street on which premises have been erected and now stand 4 houses and all that one undivided 1/3rd of ground situate in Chamber St containing in front 44’ whereupon James WHITTLE carpenter deceased built 2 houses which he sold to said CARTON bounded on the north to Chamber St. and on the east to the late Robert JACKSON on the west to the late James WHITTLE and on the south in the rere to the holding of the late William STARLING …. And also a piece of land called the old ruinous Tenements or sheds as were demised to the late William NOWLAND deceased situate in Pill Lane Oxmantown Dublin containing on the East side 60’ and bounded to 4’ of ground late in possession of Edward FAWCETT deceased and on the west 67 1/2’to Lord Santry’s land held by the late Mr. MASON on the North 43’ on the south to the King’s Pavement in said Lane 43’ on which there has been built two houses in possession of Widow JACKSON as Tenant together with full undivided 1/3rd pt … to hold the said premises near New Markett & Chamber Street during the lives of Micaiah JACKSON [ aka Micajah JACKSON], Samuel VICARS and Thomas VICARS … for lives renewable … to hold the premises in Pill Lane … WITNESS: Francis BANKS, & William Pavey CUTHBERT both of City of Dublin Gents. NOTE: Widow JACKSON was Anne PERRY the widow of Rev. William JACKSON, mother of Micajah JACKSON |
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278 |
135242 |
JACKSON, John |
Kildare Wicklow |
1760 Mar 28 |
JACKSON-HUME Book Index 1758-1768 John STRATFORD of Belan, Co Kildare Esq demised to John JACKSON of Killmurry, Co Wicklow, farmer sold to John Denison HUME of Humewood, Co. Kildare Esq. .. 58a land of Kilmurry [probably Kilmurry Upper, Parish Baltinglass, Barony Upper Talbotstown right on the border btw Co. Carlow & Co. Wicklow] bounding west of Joseph JACKSONs farm North to the road from Baltinglass to Killalish East [Killalish Lower Parish Kilranelagh, Barony Upper Talbotstown], to the road leading from Baltinglass to Killalish and south to the small river Slaney ... reciting 25 Mar for lives of John JACKSON Charles CLARK & Elizabeth CLARK Eldest son and daughter of Simon CLARKE of Ballykings Queens Co. WITNESS: Mr Holland FINLEY of City of Dublin Merchant & Miss Deborah STOREY of Killmurry Co. Wicklow. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
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203 |
524 |
136573 |
JACKSON, Martha & husb |
Londonderry |
1760 Jul 17 |
McNEIL-STEVENSON Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Neal McNEAL & Martha McNEAL otherwise JACKSON his wife of Culbane, [NOTE: A Culbane is in Co. Antrim: Parish Loughguile, Barony Dunluce Upper] Co Londonderry of the one pt & John STEVENSON and Barbara STEVENSON otherwise JACKSON his wife of Fort William [Townland Tobermore, Parish Kilcronaghan], Barony Loughinsholin] in the said County... townland of Mullaghmarget [Mullaghmarget, Parish of Tullyniskan, in the Barony of Dungannon Middle] in Co Tyrone. NOTE: This is part of the William JACKSON of Tobermore line. SEE: JACKSONs of Tobermore. |
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204 |
62 |
134309 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings. |
1759 Dec 24 |
GRAY Book Index 1758-1768 James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co Gent of 1 pt & Richard GREY of City of Cork Doctor of physic of the other pt .. leases of lands called the Dean’s holdings cont 7 acres plantation measure & 10 acres of land at Burker Hill [Burk’s hill in Birr aka Townparks] and part of Shiffen [aka Seefin , Parish Birr] commonly called Kennedys and Ronehones part cont 7 acres all in Barony of Ballybritt SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
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204 |
64 |
134370 |
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Antrim |
1760 Jan 3 |
ADAIR, James-WALLACE James ADAIR of Antrim merchant & William WALLACE the younger of Belfast |
16d |
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204 |
617 |
146579 |
JACKSON |
Louth |
1763 Mar 1 |
David WOODSIDE-JACKSON David WOODSIDE of Town of Drogheda demised to John JACKSON the House Messuage in possession of John JACKSON commonly known by the sign of the Golden Heart in Skinner Row City of Dublin lease for 3 years WITNESS: Con SULLIVAN & Lawrence FORD both of City of Dublin Gents & John ROOKE of City of Dublin Gent. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
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205 |
19 |
134669 |
JOHNSTON |
Monaghan |
1760 Feb 7 |
JOHNSTON-HENRY Book 45 (1739-1810) Corfad Articles of Marriage btw Alexander HENRY of Knockreays in Co. of Monaghan of 1st pt; Francis JOHNSTON of Corkeeran, Monaghan of 2nd pt & John HENRY of Brakagh, Monaghan of 3rd pt bearing date 25 Sept 1759… 200 pounds for marriage portion for Mary JOHNSTON otherwise HENRY daughter to said Alexander & wife to said Francis…. Lands of Corkeeran Tamlett Edenbroan Aghnamullen all in Barony of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan. WITNESSES: Alexander HENRY of Knockreahs, the younger, Gent & Sarah HENRY of said place. |
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205 |
21 |
135749 |
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Armagh |
1739-1810 |
HAMILTON-HAMILTON Balleagh Marriage arts – David CARLISLE of Drumgreenagh [Drumgreenagh, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh], Parish of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh; George HAMILTON of Belleagh [possibly Ballynameta, or Bealteagh, both Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of Tynan, Co Armagh & John HAMILTON son of George HAMILTON dated Feb 19, 1760 – marriage had taken place between John HAMILTON & Elizabeth CARLISLE daughter to David CARLISLE. |
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406 |
136735 |
JACKSON, Joann |
Dublin |
1760 Sep 6 |
VINCENT-McMAHON Capel St., A conveyance from Mary VINCENT, widow of Dublin City to Alexander McMAHON, merchant of Dublin City. WITNESSES: Robert CALDERWOOD, Goldsmith of Dublin City; Joann JACKSON, daughter of Mary VINCENT & Thomas McLORINAN, Gent of Dublin City. Lands on Capel St. NOTE: Joann VINCENT married Peter JACKSON, hacklemaker of Dublin. JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill. |
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206 |
33 |
134742 |
JACKSON, Luke & ors |
Londonderry |
1759 Dec 31 |
JACKSON-STEPHENSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Luke JACKSON of Ternafau in Co Londonderry Gent John STITT of Gortnagilly [??] in sd County Gent & Martha STITT otherwise JACKSON his wife & John STEVENSON of Fortwilliam Luke JACKSON, John STITT & Martha his wife did convey 6 townlands of Ballynaseeran [in Parish Ballynascreen] for 350 pounds. NOTE: This is part of the William JACKSON of Tobermore line. Luke JACKSON is probably the son of John JACKSON & Sarah ASH. |
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206 |
140 |
135455 |
JACKSON, George |
Kilkenny |
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INODE & ors Book Index 1758-1768 George JACKSON of Portnascally. |
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206 |
193 |
135661 |
BAILIE |
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1758-1769 |
ANNESLEY, Arthur--BAILIE |
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206 |
204 |
135706 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Kings |
1760 May 17 |
PEARSON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Thomas JACKSON of Monastrous [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], Kings Co Farmer & Thomas JACKSON of Edenderry [Edenderry, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], Kings Co. Merchant of 1st pt & Samuel PEARSON elder & Samuel PEARSON younger both of Clononiny [possibly Clonin, Parish Ballyburly, Barony Warrenstown] Kings Co farmers & Elizabeth PEARSON daughter of Samuel PEARSON elder of 3rd pt. Whereby Thomas JACKSON the elder and Thomas JACKSON the younger sold to Samuel PEARSON the elder and James PEARSON the younger … lease made by Sarah FORSTER widow & Col William FORSTER to the said Thomas JACKSON the elder 25 Apr 1738 part of land of Monstrous [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown], formerly possessed by James FERRALL exclusive of small slip of land behind Saile’s Garden [SALE’s?] & also part of Edward CONNOR’s garden then cut of the road & demised premises contain 163a for lives of Isaac JACKSON, [Joseph?] JACKSON & Thomas JACKSON or the survivor of them for term of 41 years … Thomas JACKSON the younger granted to Samuel PEARSON the elder & Samuel PEARSON the younger … WITNESS: John HAMON & Francis DUPLIO[?] of Clontinny, Kings Co. SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
16d |
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206 |
409 |
136651 |
DAWSON |
Mayo |
1758-1768 |
DAWSON, Thomas-BROWN Westport Peter Browne KELLY of Westport Co Mayo |
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206 |
431 |
136737 |
JACKSON, Anne & ors |
Dublin |
BRENAN Book Index 1758-1768 Dodsfarm, Lucan, William DONALDSON of Lucan, Dublin; Anne JACKSON, widow née HOGGART NAMES: William DONALDSON of Lucan, Co. Dublin; Isabella DONALDSON née HOGGART; Anne JACKSON; Anthony KING; Thomas HOGGART; Alexander BRANAN; Agmondisham VESEY; John CALDWELL; William CALDWELL; Samuel CALDWELL; James DONALDSON; Elizabeth DONALDSON; Jonathon NIXON; Jonathon SHEPHEARD; Philip EMER; Francis ALLEN; Patrick TANNIN; Edward HENDRICK; Charles FARRAN; Arthur SHEPHEARD; William HALL. PLACES: East Cold Blow [Dublin?]; Dodsfarm; Esker; 3 Parks; Petty Canons House. |
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206 |
561 |
137214 |
OLIVER |
Cork |
1760 Jan 8 |
OLIVER, Rev. John, clerk of Ballydool, COR MS A& B nickred |
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206 |
565 |
137225 |
JACKSON, Samuel |
Cork |
1760 Aug 28 |
Samuel JACKSON was the registrar. |
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207 |
137 |
136399 |
DAWSON |
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1758-1768 |
DAWSON, Benjamin-MOORE |
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207 |
354 |
136604 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1760 Dec 10 |
STEWART Book Index 1758-1768 William BROWNLOW of Brownlow, Derry of 1 pt & Rev. George JACKSON of Ardparick Co Louth.. several parcels of land in Parish & co of Louth. SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
16d |
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207 |
355 |
136605 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1760 Dec 10 |
STEWART Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. Dr. George JACKSON of 1 pt & Rev. Dr Richard STEWART of other pt SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
16d |
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207 |
597 |
138487 |
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HAMILTON-KNOX |
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208 |
47 |
136825 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1760 Aug 12 |
JACKSON-MARSHALL Book Index 1758-1768 Richard JACKSON Sherriff of Armagh Esq of 1 pt & John MARSHALL of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown, Parish Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] of said Co Armagh, Merchant of other. In consideration of £80 paid by MARSHALL granted tenement backside and garden lately in possession of Samuel GRAHAM of Blackwatertown Co. Armagh Merchant which he held by lease under Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Esq. containing in front 60’ and for backside and garden 37p. joining on one end to John TROTTERs tenement and on the other to the road leading from Armagh to Charlemount as als all that plott of ground in Blackwatertowne lately in Samuel’s possession containing in front 40’ north joining the road leading the Bridge of said Blackwatertown and one east wide joining William CLARKEs tenement and on the south side 43’ and on the east side joining John HEASTYs tenement containing backwards from the front one rood also part of Tullykovan [Tullykevan, Parish Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] lately in possession of Samuel GRAHAM containing 10a with 1a turf bog … lease changed by writ of Fieri facis [a writ authorizing a sheriff to seize and sell certain items of the property of a debtor] at the suit of Joseph MARSHALL assignee of Joseph HALL for sum of £60.3.10 all which said several lands … lying & being in and near town of Blackwater Co. Armagh … WITNESS: John BURGES of Town of Armagh Gent & James DOBBIN clke to John BURGES. NOTE: This was the Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill, Co. Armagh |
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208 |
119 |
137644 |
JACKSON, Mary & husb |
Londonderry |
1751 Jul 20 |
GOLDING & wife-GAGE & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Coleraine, Revd Edward GOLDING Archdeacon of Diocese of Derry of 1st part Mary JACKSON otherwise GOLDING his wife of 2nd part & Rev. John GAGE of Aughadowey [Aghadowey, Parish Aghadowey, Barony Coleraine] Co of Londonderry ... whereas marriage had taken place between Edward GOLDING & Mary JACKSON & Mary his wife had come to an agreement with Richard JACKSON of Colerain in said Co Esq brother to said Mary ... bond of 4,000 pounds for which Mary gave Richard a release of demands on the will of her father William JACKSON dec’d SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. |
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208 |
196 |
138020 |
JACKSON, George |
Cork Kings Tipperary |
1759 Apr 20 |
COLE BOWEN-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Henry Cole BOWEN of Kilamer co Cork Esq to George JACKSON of Cullanwane [Cullenwaine , Parish Cullenwaine, Barony Clonlisk] in Kings Co, Gent... to George JACKSON lands of Knockanglass part of Ballymacky and part Cappagh in Barony of Upper Ormond, Co Tipperary. lives of George JACKSON & George JACKSON his eldest son & Minchin JACKSON his second son NOTE: Minchin JACKSON - Son of George JACKSON of Mount Pleasant, Co. Tipperary & Anne MINCHIN. One line of Jacksons from Tipperary, Kings Co & Co. Kildare. There may be a familial connection to JACKSONs of Ahanesk, Co. Cork |
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208 |
373 |
138920 |
DAWSON |
Dublin Monaghan |
1761 Feb 26 |
DAWSON, Richard-JOHNSTON 1758-1768
BTW Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt; Barbara JOHNSTON of Town & Co. Monaghan widow … in trust for her heirs Baptist JOHNSTON the younger lands of Shallus otherwise Shallugs otherwise Shallen in Barony & Co. Monaghan and townlands of Derryhallagh & Letgloonagan in Co. Monaghan. WITNESS Hill WILSON of City of Dublin Gent & Thomas NOBLE of Summerhill Co. Fermanagh Gent. Richard DAWSON [SEAL] |
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208 |
427 |
139119 |
BIRCH |
Dublin |
1761 May 7 |
WREN-BIRCH NOTES in 2009 diary Book 2 (1739-1810) Robert BIRCH of City of Dublin, Merchant. WITNESS incl William BIRCH of City of Dublin, Gent. |
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208 |
448 |
139296 |
OATES |
Armagh |
1750 Apr 28 |
SEAVER-OATES Book 2 (1739-1810) NOTES in 2009 diary 1739-1810 Between Richard SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st part & Thomas OATES of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent of the other part. For £13.8.2 paid by Thomas OATES ... granted part of Ballinahonebeg then in tenure and occupation of Thomas OATS & his undertenants ... formerly held by him and his brother John OATS, deceased.... for term of 17 years WITNESS: John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Parish & Co. Armagh, Gent & Andrew PRENTICE Town & Co. Armagh, Gent John OATS of Ballynahonebeg Michael SEAVER of Bellaghy. SEE: JACKSONs of Urker for OATES-JACKSON connection. |
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208 |
530 |
139642 |
TIPPING |
Louth Dublin Down Armagh |
1761 Jun 7 |
BTW Edward TIPPING of Balbriggan Co. Louth Esq. & Catherine TIPPING otherwise HALL his wife & Rebecca HALL & Elizabeth HALL spinsters of 1st pt; Rebecca HALL of City of Dublin widow & relict of Francis HALL late of Strangford, Co. Down and mother of said Catherine, Rebecca and Elizabeth of 2nd pt George ROCHFORT of Rochfort Westmeath Esq. of 3rd pt & Rev. Richard HANDCOCK of Corke Dean of Achonry of 4th pt. … lands of Coolederry [Coolderry, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Lattskagatt [probably Liscalgat, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper ], Dromuck [Drummuck, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clarinagh [Claranagh, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Lisera [Lissaraw, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] Drombee [Drumboy, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clonlege [Clonalig, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Moybane [Moybane, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and Glassdrominaghy [Glasdrumman, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in Barony of Fews to ROCHFORT for £1,000. Edward TIPPING [SEAL] Catherine TIPPING [SEAL] Rebecca HALL [SEAL] Elizabeth HALL [SEAL] WITNESS: John EVANS & David BUTTLE both of City of Dublin. |
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209 |
32 |
137646 |
NOBLE |
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1739-1810 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE Ballymacowen |
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209 |
162 |
137955 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1760 Oct 4 |
REGAN Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Ambrose JACKSON of City of Cork Esq. and sole executor of last will of Henry FITZGERALD late of City of Cork, Cooper deceased of 1 pt William REGAN of City of Cork Cooper of other pt. [description of land] Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] |
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209 |
310 |
138640 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens |
1739- |
JACKSON-WELDON Book Index 1758-1768 Bk 16 Mountmellick SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
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209 |
358 |
138780 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1761 Apr 4 |
SEAVER-ASHMUR Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] 1739-1810 Same properties as in #138781 beneath. |
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360 |
138781 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1761 Apr 4 |
SEAVER-JOHNSTON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg BTW Richard SEAVER of Ballaghyiny [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John JOHNSTON of Annaghgoreiny, Co. Monaghan. Richard SEAVER in consideration of love he had for his grandson John JOHNSTON sold 1/5th pt of two towns of Balinchonebegg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & Ballaghtry otherwise Ballaghyin, Co. Armagh … |
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24 |
137744 |
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Meath Dublin London |
1758 Nov 29 |
Susannah JOHNSTON – GORGES 1758-68 Whereas Susanna JOHNSTON otherwise Surderville otherwise WILLES [or WILLS] of City of Dublin widow of Gabriell JOHNSTON late of Inner Temple London Esq. deceased for £ 581. 5 paid by Richard GORGES of Killbrew Co. Meath Esq one of the tenants of Manor of Kilmoone Co. Meath surrendered into the hands of the said Mannor one house undone Garden in Kilmoone & 3 tenements & 3 gardens together with 30a arable land meadow & pasture … WITNESS: David CAMPBELL of City of Dublin Merchant & Gorges Edmond HOWARD of City od Dublin Esq. & William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent. NOTE: Gorges Edmund HOWARD (1715-1786) Esq. son of Capt. Francis HOWARD & Elizabeth JACKSON (1696-1715), sister of William JACKSON (1695-1744). SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry |
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65 |
137950 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1760 Oct 14 |
Quinlan REGAN Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Ambrose JACKSON of Cork Esq. of 1st pt & Edmond Quinlan REGAN of City of Cork Gent of other pt. [land in Parish of St. Mary in North suburbs of City of Cork] |
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210 |
242 |
143289 |
NOBLE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE Armachbreagagh Wrong #. Also not in Bk 215, 216 & 217. |
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210 |
250 |
138763 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth |
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1758-1768 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - MAUNSELL (probably Silver OLIVER) |
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210 |
548 |
140357 |
BAILIE WALLACE |
Monaghan |
BAILIE to WALLACE (TI Bk 45) Drumore Lurgannore1739-1810 NAMES: William BAILLIE of Dromore, Co. Monaghan; William WALLACE of Newry; Elinor WALLACE née BAILLIE; Elizabeth BAILLIE, wife of William BAILLIE; Ezekial BULLOCK of Dublin; Matthew MURPHEY of Dundalk. OTHER PLACES: Lurganmore & Tullyarnot aka Tullanacrunat, both of Parish of Muckno, Co. Monaghan |
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211 |
36 |
137458 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1760 Apr 7 |
McCULLOGH Samuel to TWEEDY 1758-1768 BTW William TWEEDY of Drumatee Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Samuel McCULLAGH of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh Merchant of other pt. For £100 TWEEDY to McCULLAGH tenement formerly in possession of Widow LUKE in Markethill adjoining Mrs McCLAINS tenement formerly in possession of Widow REDMOND in townland of Coolinalish [Coolmillish, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] 8a English Measure bounded by land formerly belonging to Samuel ADAMS in town of Markethill on Westside of Street and also house on Eastside of Markethill with garden containing 2r 20p adjoining on one side James STUART formerly lived on the other side by a house formerly belonging to Archibald WOOD deceased together with one park of land in townland of Markethill containing 5a 2r English Measure also 2 parks of land in townland of Ednekennedy [Edenykennedy, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] one lying on east side the other on the west side of the Great Road leading from Markethill towards Kilbracks [Kilbracks,, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] containing 12a 2r together with 1r of Turf Bog on townland of Bryandrum [Bryandrum, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] adjoining Ballyany [Ballyanny, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Fews Co. Armagh & held by lease by Sir Archibald ACHESON Bart to said Samuel McCULLAGH now in actual possession of William TWEEDY and his undertenants .. NOTE: I suspect this was the Samuel McCULLAGH, son of John McCULLAGH of Clady and brother of Janet McCULLAGH wife of William OLIVER (abt 1765-1854) of Brootally [Brootally, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh]. It is possible that he emigrated to America and died in 1809 at Duck River, near Columbia. |
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211 |
122 |
138301 |
DAWSON |
Tipperary |
1761 Feb 17 |
DAWSON, James-CRAWFORD 1758-1768 James Massey DAWSON of Nowforest Co Tipperary & Prince CRAFFORD of Tyrmoy Co Tipperary... |
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211 |
307 |
140250 |
JACKSON, George |
Waterford |
1761 Mar 31 |
JACKSON-KENAGH Book Index 1758-1768 Glanbegin Btw Rev. George JACKSON of Glanbegin aka Glanbeg¸Co Waterford & Thomas KENAGH of Bridgefield Co Cork Gent |
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211 |
372 |
140511 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1761 Aug 19 |
GEOFFS-JACKSON-McCARTHY Book Index 1758-1768 James GEOFF of City of Cork Tanner Ambrose JACKSON of same city Gent... Reciting indenture 18 Nov 1755 Thomas FARREN of City of Cork demised to James GEOFF … land in North Suburbs of City of Cork … lane facing Thomas FITZMAURICE … |
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211 |
402 |
140609 |
JOHNSTON |
Tyrone Armagh |
1761 May 14 |
JOHNSTON-KANE Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Btw Galbraith LOWRY of Aghenisinny Co Tyrone & Armor LOWRY of same...... Redmond KENNEDY of Dublin of 3rd pt.. lots of townlands in Co Tyrone & Armagh...Sarah LOWRY wife of Armor LOWRY – long complicated deed... |
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211 |
515 |
141246 |
DAWSON |
Dublin |
1760 Dec 9 |
DAWSON, Benjamin-HAMILTON 1758-1768 Benjamin DAWSON of Harroldscross, Co Dublin Gent of 1st part & Rev. Ralph CARD of City of Dublin... land near Crooked Staff Bridge in Parish of St Catherines, Dublin... lots of lands in Dublin mentioned |
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211 |
550 |
141447 |
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1758-1769 |
ANGLESEY, Earl- his will |
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211 |
607 |
142887 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Leitrim Dublin Cavan Longford Donegal Mayo |
1762 June 22 |
GRATTANS & ors –SOUTHWELL & wife & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Reciting trustees re: Estates and such of the late Sir Francis HAMILTON of Castlehamilton dec’d for payment of debts... estate of Sir Francis were invested James GRATTAN & Alexander McAULEY all of City of Dublin Esq. George MONTGOMERY Robert NUGENT of Bobbsgrove, Co. Cavan Esq. & Thomas [?] of Castlegrove Co. Donegal … complicated – but it seems that Richard was one of the trustees.... Richard JACKSON Esq & Nichola Ann his wife... lands in Co Leitrim ... long list of lands – but I did not see Aghavilly in the list (although I could easily have missed it). SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
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212 |
86 |
138541 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin Meath |
1761 Mar 14 |
PRESTON Book Index 1758-1768 BTW John JACKSON a minor under age 21 by James BIBBY of City of Dublin Gent & Luke STOKE of City of Dublin hosier his Guardians appointed by last will of his father Thomas JACKSON late of City of Dublin Glass seller deceased of 1 pt. Rev Nathaniel PRESTON of Swainstwn, Co. Meath Clerke. Of the other pt. … land on East side of a New Street lately laid out and called Cavandish St., Co. Dublin in front to street 28’6” in depth 204’ with Dwelling House Coach House & Stable lately built thereon by Henry DARLEY … [description of property] |
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212 |
254 |
139160 |
|
Kings |
1761 May 15 |
Townland Index 1739-1810-S Image 128 Shinroan DOOLIN-DOOLIN BTW Joseph DOOLAN of Shinrone Kings Co. GENT of 1 pt ; John DOOLAN of Shinroan & Ralph SMITH of Glasshouse Kings Co. Gent of 2nd pt & Ann PALMER one of the daughters of James PALMER deceased of 3rd pt. In consideration of marriage portion BTW Joseph & Ann annuity of £20 out of lands of Mochiloon containing 65a and also Garden & Park called Evansis[?] Park in and near Shinroan Barony Clonlisk Kings Co. WITNESS: Henry PALMER of City of Dublin Gent & James FRITH of Shinroan Gent. Joseph DOOLAN [SEAL] |
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212 |
385 |
141542 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Antrim |
1758 Nov 28 |
SOURCE: Crossley’s Abstracts NOTE: Pg 385 wrong pg # and wrong vol # (it skips from mem #141514 to 141569) Also not in Book 213. See: Bk 214 BTW Arminella JACKSON of Steeple Co. Antrim widow of the 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of same place Gent of the other pt… let to Peter JACKSON one half or moiety of the farm & land of the Steeple, Co. Antrim with appurtenances as same were under the tenure of Armanella JACKSON. WITNESS: Robert CLARK of Antrim gent & Luke JACKSON of Steeple. Memorial witness: Robert CLARK and Samuel HAM of Lisburn Gent. NOTE: Arminella JACKSON née DAVIES (d btw 1775-1777) widow of George JACKSON d. abt 1749. |
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212 |
445 |
139964 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1761 Jun 22 |
HEAD James PUREFOY of Purefoy’s Place Kings Co. Esq of 1 pt & Michael HEAD of Derry in Co. Tipperary Esq of other pt. Release of 3 parts btw James PUREFOY of 1st pt; Michael HEAD of 2nd pt & Giffard NESBITT of City of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. reciting that James PUREFOY confirmed to Michael HEAD the said William PUREFOY’s part and proportion of Manor Castle Town and Lands of Purefoy’s Place called Clonbulloge Kings Co. Containing 600a … SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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212 |
576 |
140462
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McCARTER |
Monaghan |
1761 Oct 20 |
GORE to McCARTER Annygose & various others, (TI Bk 45) 1739-1810 Whereby Francis GORE of Town of Sligo in Co. Sligo Esq. in consid of sum of £198 paid by Samuel McCARTER of Drumet Co. Monaghan Gent sold to Samuel McCARTER on annuity for yearly rent charge of £33 to be paid out of lands of Dyan Corlat Corlatgartan,Fermaise otherwise Cornwall Talenagall Douskey otherwise Dowhully and the Mill thereunto belonging Calliagh Tatencleve Glinch Cormoy otherwise Corwee, Annygose, Lower Annygose, Dromgarly, Effernagh and Genagh in Co. Monaghan … to hold for natural life of the said Francis GORE… WITNESS: Philip FARRANT Clke & Christopher DAY of City of Dublin Public Notary. |
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213 |
69 |
139496 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1761 Feb 7 |
McCULLOCH Jas to BOYD 1758-1768 BTW James McCOLLOUGH eldest son and heir of Jonan McCOLLOUGH of Fenagh Co. Antrim deceased & John BOYD of Fenagh weaver recites Robert COLVILL of Newton Co. Down Esq deceased by indenture 20 Jun 1726 demised to James McCOLOUGH Robert McCOLOUGH and Jonas McCOLOUGH all of Fenagh Co. Antrim deceased part of townland of Fenagh then in their possession for lives of John McCOLLOUGH son of said Robert McCOLLOUGH then aged abt 13 years of James McCOLLOUGH son of said Jonas McCOLLOUGH then aged abt two years & David McCOLLOUGH son of John McCOLLOUGH of Kilginabawn Co. Antrim then abt 13 years … |
17 |
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213 |
128 |
140123 |
BIRCH, George |
Down |
1749 Oct 11 |
ANDERSON, WM-BIRCH 1758-1769 BTW William ANDERSON of Loghans Co. Down yeoman of 1 pt & George BIRCH of same yeoman of other pt re ½ of townland of Loghans by virtue of a lease by Thomas ANDERSON 1 May 1759 … William ANDERSON married Jane HUNTER deceased by whom he had issue Thomas his eldest son, James, Elinor, William & Samuel his younger child … |
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213 |
151 |
140246 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1761 May 26 |
JACKSON-WHYTE Book Index 1758-1768 William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent demised to John WHITE of Dolphins Barn in Co of Dublin Tanner holding in Dolphins Barn late in possession of Nicholas FURLONG, tanner with appurtenances belonging to the Tanning Trade then on said premises … nothing should disturb James FARRELL Tanner during his interest …. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe probably. |
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213 |
160 |
140464 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan |
1761 Mar 19 |
Joseph WRIGHT Esq. Will Dartry 1739-1810 Will of Joseph WRIGHT devised to wife Elinor WRIGHT all his leases except testators lands in Barony Dartry… Joseph WRIGHT son of his cousin [Henry?] WRIGHT of Monaghan … his brother William WRIGHT … bequeathed to James WRIGHT of Karrachor and his own part of townland of Forvas … 18 tates of Tedanet to said Joseph WRIGHT … John WRIGHT of Drummonds his bond to the testator be given to his son Thomas for sum of £60 … uncle Henry OWEN [he would be a son of Edward OWEN of Killmore, Co. Monaghan]… NOTE: Joseph WRIGHT (1711-1761) married to Elinor MARTYN. |
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213 |
237 |
141410 |
SALE, John |
Kildare |
1761 Oct 24 |
John SALE of Ballybrack, Co. Kildare Gent re: marriage to Sarah MILTON of Blackwood, Co. Kildare spinster 24 Oct … marriage portion from her parents William MILTON deceased & Mary MILTON widow …dower of £30 out of land of Ballybrack … WITNESS: Christopher LAPPEN Tailor James LAWLESS Farmer & Mathew MILTON Gent. |
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213 |
254 |
140992 |
DONALDSON |
Louth |
Marriage agreement Cloghog NAMES: Alexander DONALDSON of Cloghog; Samuel DONALDSON; Mary MOFFET AKA MAFFETT; Samuel & Thomas MOFFET; John DONALDSON; Rev. Alexander McCOMBE; John COULTER; Robert MURPHY. OTHER PLACES: Freeduff, Parish of Creggan, Co. Armagh; Dowdallshill, Parish of Dundalk, Co. Louth. |
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213 |
292 |
141162 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1761 Nov 7 |
KNIPE-JACKSON 1739-1810 BTW John KNIPE of Ballymartrim in Parish & Co. Armagh and Alice KNIPE otherwise MATHORS his wife of 1 pt; John BURGES of Town & Co. Armagh Gent & William MATHORS of Killmore in Co. Armagh gent of 2nd pt John POOLER of Tullymore Co. Armagh surviving trustess mentioned in will of Arthur KNIPE late of Ballymartrim Gent of 3rd pt. & Robert JACKSON merchant of Town & Co. Armagh of 4th pt. For £151.10.2 Robert JACKSON paid to John KNIPE to pay off fine due to his Grace the Lord Primate for the renewal of the lands of Ballymartrim Etra & Ballymartrim Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh & several debts due to John KNIPE … granted to Robert JACKSON lands of Ballmartrim Itra and Ballymartrim Outra in Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas ROE of City of Dublin Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin Gent Robert JACKSON [SEAL] |
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213 |
616 |
144551 |
READ |
|
1758-1768 |
CLEMENTS, Nathanial-READ |
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214 |
30 |
139761 |
HAMILTON |
|
1761 Jul 6 |
MOORE-HAMILTON Acheson Moore of Ravella, Lady Blayney & Robert Hamilton Transcription thanks to Peter McWilliam. |
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214 |
38 |
210040 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
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1770 May 8 |
GRAFTY wrong book Book Index 1768-1776 Tried Bk 313, 314 JACKSON-GROTTY BTW Elizabeth JACKSON one of the sisters and devisees of Mary [?] of City of Dublin widow deceased of 1 pt; Thomas GRAFTY of Island Bridge Co. Dublin Gardener of other pt. … Elizabeth JACKSON to Thomas GRAFTY all that field cottage or cabin in possession of John KELLY deceased …. formerly used as a Coach House on East side of High Road leading through the Town or Village of Island Bridge Co. Dublin Thomas GRAFTY [SEAL] |
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214 |
69 |
139999 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Meath |
1761 Feb 3 |
JACKSON-GORDON Book Index 1758-1768 Thomas JACKSON of Lisnaboe Co Meath Gent of the one pt & Ann GORDON of Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan spinster of the other pt... marriage portion on lease of Lisnaboe... witness incl James JACKSON of Ballybea [Ballybay], Co Monaghan & Alexander GORDON of City of Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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214 |
232 |
140922 |
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Down |
1760 Aug 21 |
Richard JONES – TIPPING 1758-68 BTW Elizabeth HALL of City of Dublin spinster of 1 pt; Edward TIPPING of Balrigan Co. Luth Esq & Hugh HILL of Downpatrick Co. Down Esq. of other pt. Release btw Richard JONES of Dollarstown Co. Meath Esq of 1st pt & Elizabeth HALL of 2nd pt & Edward TIPPING & Hugh HILL of 3rd pt. Elizabeth HALL was entitled by virtue of will of her father Francis HALL 1/3rd undivided part o several leases in Co. Down and 1 undivided 4th pt of lands of Francis HALL in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh and further that Richard JONES was by virtue of will of Roger JONES Esq his deceased father seized of estate for the term of his life of several lands in Co. Meath .. marriage to be shortly btw Richard JONES & Elizabeth HALL … lands of Ballynagha, Carnenagh, Colnacrock, Culldery, Drumbaley, Liscaolgith [ Liscalgot] Drummuck, Illinreas, Clarena, Mighbane, Clomalege, Cappy, Doumbee, Lissera, Anaghgad & the Mill late the estate of Frances HALL In barony of Fews, Co. Armagh … pages of detail of lands … lives of Rowley HALL brother of Francis HALL & William MONTGOMERY son of William MONTGOMERY late of Breemount Co. Down Esq. deceased … £200 jointure for Elizabeth HALL … WITNESS: Rebecca HALL of City of Dublin spinster & Meridith WORKMAN Esq of Co. Louth. Elizabeth HALL [SEAL] |
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214 |
244 |
140984 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings Westmeath |
1761 Jul 28 |
POOLE James PUREFOY of Purefoy Place Kings Co. Esq. of 1 pt & Samuel POOL of Clonmore in Kings Co. Gent of other pt…. demised lands of Clonkeen being part of Purefoy’s Place lately in possession of REDDYs and others and then in possession of Samuel POOL 67a and also the meadow at back of Town of Clonbullogue formerly in possession of Thomas WATSON deceased and then in possession of Samuel POOL 1a 3r with plot of ground in Town of Clonbullogue on which the Brick Walls then stood and the Garden adjoining in possession of Samuel POOL all in Manor Purefoys Place. For lives of Samuel POOL, John WATSON son of John WATSON of Tyrreespass Co. Westmeath & Purefor TAYLOR son of William TAYLOR of Millgrove Kings Co. Gent. WITNESS: Rev. RICHARD of Clonbullogue Kings Co & Samuel RIDGEWAY of Ballydermott Kings Co. Gent & memorial WITNESS: Samuel RIDGEWAY & Richard HOMAN of Clonbullogue Gent. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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214 |
326 |
141383 |
BARKLEY |
Londonderry |
1739-1810 |
BARKLEY-BARKLEY |
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214 |
385 |
141542 |
JACKSON, Arminella |
Antrim |
1758 Nov 28 |
JACKSON-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Arminella JACKSON of Steeple in Co Antrim Widow of one part & Peter JACKSON of same place Gent of other pt... demised to Peter JACKSON one half or moiety of lands of Steeple leased to Peter.. witness Robert CLARK Antrim Gent & Luke JACKSON of Steeple Gent Samuel HERON of Lisburn SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple |
16e |
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214 |
436 |
141741 141742 |
McMURRAY |
Monaghan |
1762 Feb 15 |
McMURRAY-ELLIS Book 45 (1739-1810) 1739-1810 Caddagh Cadagh Drumgaviny
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x |
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215 |
276 |
141741 |
McCULLAGH |
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1758-1768 |
McCULLOGH John & Robt to ELLIS SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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215 |
337 |
211798 |
McCULLAGH |
|
1777-1785 |
McCULLOCH Thomas to McCULLOCH SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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215 |
585 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings Co |
1762 Jun 24 |
BTW Joseph MANLY of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co, Merchant and Deborah MANLY otherwise JELLICOE his wife. Elizabeth WHITE otherwise HUNTER of Birr, [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Co. Meath, Widow & James ENNIS of City of Philadelphia Province Pennsylvania Yeoman & Sarah ENNIS otherwise JELLICOE his wife of the 1 pt; sold to William ABBOTT their right to a Dwelling House outhouses and Garden of Thomas WINSLOE late of Parsonstown [aka Bir now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], mearing on the south with house and garden in possession of John LEWIS, on the north with the house and garden of John USHER on the east with the Mill Lane otherwise Back Lane and on the west with the street containing 45’ with 2 parks late in possession of Thomas WINSLOE containing 6a mearing on the north with the park below belonging to the house and tenement then in possession of John USSHER on the south with the park then in possession of William ROAD on the south with the park then in possession of Edward TRACY and on the North west with the park then in possession of Edward BURK and also house and garden formerly in possession of John WINSLOE on the north .. James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, WITNESS: William SISKOS Glazier, James JACKSON, James SMITH, William HONAN NOTE: Joseph MANLY was a brother of Thomas Winslow MANLY who married Mary Jackson GREER, granddaughter of William JACKSON of Edenderry, Kings Co & Sarah COWMAN of Jonestown [Jonestown, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown], Kings Co. SEE: Quaker Jackson Tree NOTE: William ABBOT was a son of Samuel ABBOTT and Elizabeth JACKSON (of Birr). She was a daughter of James JACKSON of Birr. |
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215 |
619 |
144852 |
JACKSON, Daniel & ors |
Westmeath? |
1762 Dec 20 |
GEOGHEGAN Book Index 1758-1768 … Owen GEOGHAN (by and with consent of Daniel JACKSON).. 1,500 pounds sterling interest due to Rev. Henry CARY Archdeacon of Killala. |
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215 |
30 |
148848 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
GILMER-GEOUGH Annaghanenagh, Anaghanany, Anaghnenanagh, Anaghanany NOTE: The book number in the townland index seems to be wrong. The final deed in this book is 147179. I tried book 226 & 227 where other deeds of near numbers are, but it wasn’t there either. Also not in Grantors index 1708-1785 under GILMER or variants. |
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216 |
344 |
443143 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1762 Jun 30 |
Btw John KNIPE of Ballymahon Co Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON Armagh in sd Co Merchant of the other pt.. To do with will of deceased KNIPE SEE: ROD: 213-292-141162 |
16d |
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216 |
383 |
143335 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1761 Jul 21 |
HOMAN BTW James PUREFOY of Purefoy’s Place Kings Co. Esq. of 1 pt & Richard HOMAN of Purefoy’s Place Gent of the other pt … demised part of lands of Pyrefoy’s Place called Clonbullogne then in possession of Richard HOMAN 2a 3r in Manor of Purefoys Place, Barony Coolestown for lives of Elizabeth HOMAN wife of said Richard HOMAN Ursula HOMAN daughter of said Richard HOMAN & Daniel HOMAN son of Daniel HOMAN of Cloncannon Kings Co. Gent. WITNESS: Rev. Richard BAGGS of Clonbullogue Kings Co. Clerk & Samuel RIDGEWAY of City of Dublin Gent. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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216 |
384 |
143336 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1761 Jul 21 |
THOMPSON BTW James PUREFOY of Purefoy’ Place Kings Co. Esq. of 1 pt & Richard THOMPSON of Purefoy’s Place of other pt. … demised part of Clonbullogue Barony Cooleystown, Kings Co. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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216 |
385 |
143337 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1761 Jul 21 |
HOLMES BTW James PUREFOY of Purefoy’ Place Kings Co. Esq. of 1 pt & Thomas HOLMES of Purefoy’s Place of other pt … demised the demesne lands of Purefoy Place together with dwelling house … Manor of Purefoy’s Place Barony Coolestown, Kings Co. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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216 |
620 |
145656 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
|
AUSTEN Book Index 1758-1768 Wrong book. NOTE: in 2016 I tried bk 210 and 218 – not in either bk. Names citation is as written. This is probably James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt– there is another JACKSON-AUSTEN deed: ROD: 221-422-148419. Try 224 or 223 227. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
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217 |
11 |
141134 |
BELL |
Armagh |
1760 Dec 31 |
BELL-WILSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] 1739-1810 Btw Umphry BELL John BELL & Nichole BELL executors of last will & test of George BELL late of town & Co Armagh Esq. Dec’d Charles SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in sd Co Armagh Gent of 2nd part & Robert WILSON of Tandragee [Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co Armagh Linnen Draper of 3rd pt.... 92 acres made over to WILSON. |
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217 |
110 |
142865 |
DAWSON |
Dublin Monaghan |
1733 Jan 10 |
DAWSON, Richard-CRAWFORD 1758-1768 Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Esq & James CRAWFORD of Glasslough, Co Monaghan... half of lands of Monage... lives of James CRAWFORD & John CRAWFORD son of James & Jane CRAWFORD his eldest daughter in presence of Rev. William DAWSON of Loughany... |
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217 |
207 |
143385 |
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Armagh |
1762 Jun 9 |
NELSON-BRENNAND Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] 1739-1810 BTW Phoebe NELSON of City of Dublin widow & relict of William NELSON late of Armagh, Co. Armagh Merchant deceased of 1 pt; Stephen MILBANK of City of Armagh Chandler of 2nd pt; Henry BRENNAND of City Armagh Gent of 3rd pt. Phoebe NELSON was entitled to an annuity out of lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in possession of George BENDORMN nephew to William NELSON and marriage to be shortly had btw Phoebe NELSON & Stephen MILBANK … WITNESS: Bernard BENNETTT of City of Dublin Sword Cutler & Phoebe BRENNAND and Judith BRENNAND of City of Dublin spinsters. |
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217 |
214 |
143418 |
JACKSON, John |
Meath Louth |
1762 Jul 22 |
JACKSON-PHEPOE Book Index 1758-1768 John JACKSON of Sportsmans Lodge, Co Meath Gent in consid of 2,941 pounds pd by Richard PHEPOE of City of Dublin Esq. Town and lands of Marshallrath 300 acres more or less in Co Louth NOTE: son of Arthur JACKSON of Marshallrath, co. Louth. |
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217 |
259 |
143712 |
McCULLAGH |
|
1758-1768 |
CLEMENTS, Arthur-MACULLA SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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217 |
394 |
144752 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings |
1760 Dec 23 |
JACKSON-HARDING Book Index 1758-1768 Robert JACKSON of Grange [Grange, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] in Kings Co demised to Robert HARDY... lands of Keenaghan [?]...... SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
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217 |
547 |
146565 |
JACKSON, Anne & husb |
Dublin; Meath |
1763 May 12 |
COCKING & wife-GOODBODY Book Index 1758-1768 Creekstown, Btw Rev. Ralph COCKING of Rakeny Co Dublin & Ann COCKING otherwise JACKSON his wife one of the daughters and coheir of Thomas JACKSON late of Creeckstown, Co Meath deceased of the one pt transfer lands in Creekstown, Barony of Ratoah, Co Meath SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
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218 |
232 |
143217 |
BAILLIE |
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1739-1810
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BAILIE to SIBTHORP Lemonee, Monksland (TI Bk 73) |
x ? |
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218 |
242 |
143289 |
NOBLE |
|
1739-1810 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE Ballymacowen |
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218 |
289 |
143528 |
DAWSON |
|
1758-1768 |
DAWSON, Benjamin & wife-DAWSON Benjamin DAWSON the younger & Susanna DAWSON otherwise MOORE wife of DAWSON |
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218 |
327 |
143717 |
DAWSON |
|
1758-1768 |
DAWSON, Jeremiah-MOORE |
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218 |
460 |
144355 |
JACKSON, Rowland & Edmond & ors |
Waterford |
JACKSON-JACKSON-COSSARD & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Edmond JACKSON now of Lismore, Co. Waterford Gent of 1st part Rowland JACKSON now of Lismore, Doctor of Physick only son of sd Edmond JACKSON... townlands in Waterford... NOTE: Is this Dr. Rowland JACKSON (1723-1784) of Ballyboy, Tipperary? Curiously, there is also a Rowland JACKSON in this Waterford line: JACKSONs of Ahanesk, Co. Cork |
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218 |
462 |
144357 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1762 Oct 23 |
JACKSON-McGEOUGH Book Index 1758-1768 Robert JACKSON of town & Co Armagh of 1 pt& Wm McGEOUGH of same..... lease of Ballymartrim.[Ballymartrim Etra & Ballymartrim Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].. £336 … WITNESS: Andrew PRENTICE & William MATHERS both of Co. Armagh Gents |
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218 |
462 |
144358 |
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Armagh |
1761 May 8 |
BTW Thomas OGLE of Armagh Co. Armagh Gent & John PRENTICE of Town & Co Armagh for 15 shillings demised the Houses and Tenements & Homesteads with the Gardens formerly in possession of John McMULLAN situate lying and being in the Kiln Entry bounded on the east with James TOOLERs tenement on the west with Patrick MORRAN & Widow MORRANS tenement on the North with the Kiln Entry & on the South with a Young Orchard belonging to above-named Thomas OGLE to John PRENTICE for 30 years … WITNESS: Samuel MAY & Leonard DOBBIN both of Co. Armagh Gent. John PRENTICE [SEAL] |
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218 |
568 |
145286 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1761 Oct 3 |
PENDLETON & ors-FILGATE Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of Stabannon, Co Louth of 2nd pt SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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219 |
23 |
142453 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
1762 May 6 |
RYAN Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Anthony DALTON of Ballycahane Co Limerick Esq. Eldest son of Michael DALTON of Ballycahane [Limerick] Esq by Elizabeth DALTON otherwise LEASKE his now wife James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], in Kings Co Allice JACKSON otherwise DALTON his wife and Catherine DALTON of Ballycahane spinster. Alice and Catherine are lawful daughters of Michael DALTON and Elizabeth his wife of the 1 pt Matthew RYAN of City of Dublin of other pt. In consid of 1620 pounds to Anthony DALTON 10 pounds sterling to Michael DALTON & Elizabeth his wife & 100 pounds to James JACKSON and Alice his wife & 300 pounds to Catherine DALTON…. NOTE: Anthony DALTON was a brother of Alice DALTON, wife of James JACKSON. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
16d |
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219 |
286 |
143678 |
VANCE, Wm |
Carlow |
1762 Aug 28 |
VANCE-BUNBURY Names mentioned: Benjamin BUNBURY & Mary BUNBURY his sister, children of Mary BUNBURY… lands of Butlers grange etc. |
16d |
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219 |
308 |
143791 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1762 Sep 17 |
WHYTE Book Index 1758-1768 Btw William JACKSON City of Dublin Gent & Mary JACKSON otherwise AIKIN otherwise PAINE his wife. George SHEMELD of Douglas in the Isle of Man Brewer & Sarah SHEMALD otherwise FREEMAN otherwise PAINE his wife of the on pt & John WHITE of Dolphins Barn in the County of Dublin tanner of the other pt… demised to John WHITE all that dwelling house or tenement & tanyard Dying house Bark house Bark Mill Mill Stone Stable & Garden together with Eleven Tan Nats four Letches Twenty handles three Lime & Two Watering Pools late in the possession of Nicholas FURLONG lying and being on the south side of Dolphins Barn… for rent of 12 pounds 4s. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe probably. |
16d |
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220 |
146 |
144415 |
SALE, John |
Kildare |
1762 Nov 15 |
BTW John SALE of Ballybrack Co. Kildare Gent eldest son of Samuel SALE late of Colecoriny Co. Kildare Gent deceased of 1 pt & Edward SHAWE of Killeeghiny Co. Kildare Gent ,,, townland of Ballybrack Barony Carbery, Co. Kildare … |
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221 |
422 |
148419 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
1763 Nov 19 |
AUSTEN Book Index 1758-1768 James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co Gent & Richard GREY of [?] Co Cork Esq of the 1 pt & John AUSTIN of City of Cork of the other pt…. JACKSON demised lands of Tullabreedy (no mention of parish or County – it seems to be Tholaghbreg aka Temple Bredin, Co. Limerick) SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
16d |
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222 |
179 |
147555 |
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1758-68 |
Charles JOHNSTON – MCCULLOGH SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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222 |
276 |
148222 |
GORE, Francis |
Sligo Monaghan |
1761 Nov 30 |
GORE-ROGERS BTW Francis GORE of Sligo, Co. Sligo Esq of 1 pt & Thomas ROGERS of Feagh, Co. Monaghan Gent of other pt … lands of Dusky with mills etc in Barony Dartry, Co. Monaghan [several townlands listed] for lives of Thomas ROGERS and Samuel ROGERS sons of said Thomas ROGERS and William ARMSTRONG son of Robert ARMSTRONG of Clones and Grandson to said Thomas ROGERS … |
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222 |
330 |
148708 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings |
1763 Dec 10 |
PEARSON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Robert JACKSON the younger of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], 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 [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 SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran NOTE: I have edited this tree with the info from this deed in mind. It makes sense that the son of Robert JACKSON and Bridget was the Robert JACKSON who married Susanna RUDDOCK |
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222 |
378 |
149365 |
SALE, John |
Kildare Wexford |
1764 Feb 4 |
Deed btw John SALE of Co. Wexford & Sarah SALE otherwise MILTON his wife of the 1 pt & Edward SHAW of Ballyevil [?] Kings Co. Gent of other pt. Whereby John SALE for considerations granted to Edward SHAW part of the lands of Ballybrack in Barony Carbury Co. Kildare containing 116a to Edward SHAW his heirs etc for natural lives of Joseph GRATTON son of Robert GRATTON of Rabbitfield Co. Kildare & of Sam [ROBINSON? BOTHORAM?] of Greg son of John [ROBINSON? BOTHORAM?] and of the aforesaid John SALE. NOTE: Benthams Abstracts: David GRATTON Rabbitstown Co. Kildare to Hannah GRATTON orwise GRATTAN orwse JACKSON wife` of Richard JACKSON Gent the mother. 7 June 1781 NOTE: An earlier JOHN SALE was a step-grandfather of Rev. William JACKSON (1737-1795) |
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222 |
543 |
152319 |
JACKSON, Margaret & husb |
Waterford |
1764 Au 21 |
BACKAS Book Index 1758-1768 Thomas BOYSE of City of Waterford & Margaret BOYSE otherwise JACKSON his wife… |
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223 |
11 |
145712 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1763 Mar 11 |
Castles Hollaster175 Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of Stabannon Co Louth clerk of the 1 pt William CASTELS-HOLLISTER of the City of Dublin, Gent of the pther pt. for 87 pounds JACKSON demised part of the town and lands of Little Forest [ is this in Co. Dublin – part of Great Forest owned by FOSTER?] cont 46 acres SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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223 |
404 |
148789 |
JACKSON, George |
Mayo |
1763 Dec 16 |
BUTLER Book Index 1758-1768 George JACKSON of Prospect, Co Mayo Esq. of the 1 pt…. demised lands in Co Mayo SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe & Mayo |
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223 |
405 |
151381 |
RUTHERFORD |
Monaghan |
1739-1810
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RUTHERFORD to GILLESPIE (TI Bk 45) Mullacroich, Par of Tullycorbett |
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223 |
455 |
148382 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Kings Dublin |
1764 Jan 8 |
Richard JACKSON, Doctor of Laws, City of Dublin was a witness to the will of Robert READING, of Dublin, Esq., who died Jan 8, 1764. Lands of Tullymorehan [Tullymorerahan, Parish Rahan, Barony Ballycowan] and Derrooly [Derrooly, Parish Rahan, Barony Ballycowan] in Kings Co. NOTE: The initial reference had an incorrect Book # 238. |
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223 |
560 |
149253 |
BLACKWOOD |
Carlow |
1726 |
Lease: William ADAMS, spurrier; Joseph COOKE dyer; Robert BLACKSONN etc. Town of Catherlogue, Carlow – house lease. nickred |
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224 |
147 |
145247 |
BARTON |
Dublin |
1763 Feb 3 |
Marriage Arts Gustavus BARTON of City of Dublin Gent of 1st part; Margaret ROONEY late of Navan but now of Eustace Street Dublin sister of 2nd pt; Edward BARTON of Springtown Fermanagh Esq. & Wm BARTON of Eustace Street Dublin, merchant of the third part. Upon his marriage Gustavus entitled to 500 pounds…. NOTE: This might be the Lieut. Edward BARTON husband of Susannah JACKSON (?-1805) |
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224 |
174 |
14568 |
PARKE |
Sligo Roscommen |
1744 Jul 3 |
Anne PARKE- GETHIN BTW Gilbert KING of Charlestown Co. Roscommon Esq of 1st pt; Anne PARKE of Sligo Co. Sligo spinster of 2nd pt; Sir Richard GETHIN of Sligo Co. Sligo and Arthur FRENCH of Frenchpark Co. Roscommon of 3rd pt; Mathew ORMSBY of Drumore Co. Sligo Esq & Rev. Charles DODD of Kingfort Co. Sligo Clerk of 4th pt … marriage Gilbert KIN & Anne PARKE released to GETHIN & FRENCH hundreds of acres in Barony Tirerrill Co. Sligo & lands in Barony Ballintobber Co. Roscommon & other lands in Sligo … Mathew ORMSBY & Charles DODD are empowered to sell the woods on said Gilbert’s said estate. WITNESS: Rev. Eubule ORMSBY of Sligo Co. Sligo Clk & Matthew VAUGHAN of Carronmore Co. Mayo Esq. & Edward GOWAN of Carronnash Co. Sligo farmer NOTE: Ormsby, Eubule Reverend b: 1682 in of Tobervaddy, Co. Roscommon. d: Dec 1770 at Sligo Bishop of Meath] |
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224 |
378 |
146358 |
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Sligo |
1759 Dec 11 |
BARTON-HAMILTON als MARTIN BTW James HAMILTON of Sligo and Mary HAMILTON otherwise MARTIN his wife of 1 pt & William BARTON of Town of Sligo and Deborah BARTON otherwise MARTIN his wife … setting forth that Mary as heir of John MARTIN and Arthur MARTIN in said bill named as Intitled to a Garden in Winetavern Street in Town of Sligo as also a Dwelling House and plott in Bridge Street near the old Bridge in Town of Sligo wherein the said Arthur MARTIN formerly lived and a plott adjoining thereto in possession of William BARTON and Deborah BARTON … Court date 27 Nov 1758 … determination of Jeremiah FUREY of Town of Sligo Esq & William ORMSBY of Willybrook Esq. Arbitrators chosen by both parties …. WITNESSES: James SODEN of Sligo, Co. Sligo Esq , Roger SMITH of Co. Sligo Gent & John KEOGH of City of Dublin Gent & Roger SMITH. |
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224 |
381 |
146408 |
JACKSON, George |
Meath |
1764 May 9 |
FILGATE Book Index 1758-1768 Barony of Slane, Rev. George JACKSON of Stabannon was of the 2nd pt … lands of Mooretown Kelly released to FILGATE SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
16d |
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224 |
382 |
146409 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
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FILGATE Book Index 1758-1768 Probably Rev. George JACKSON of Stabannon |
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224 |
514 |
5 |
NOBLE |
Monaghan |
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Lord BLANEY to NOBLE Castleblayney |
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224 |
594 |
148616 |
JACKSON, George |
Dublin Mayo |
1763 Dec 1 |
GORE Ld LUDLEY & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Roger PALMER of City of Dublin Esq. & George JACKSON Prospect Co Mayo… town and lands of Killindlagh the half quarter of Cloghbrack etc Co Mayo. SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe & Mayo |
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224 |
600 |
148698 |
McCULLAGH, James & William |
Armagh |
1763 Dec 1 |
McCULLOCH Jas & William to DONNELLAN 1758-1768 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] SEE: ROD 36-491-23759. McCULLAGH connections |
16d |
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225 |
526 |
147575 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1763 Aug 25 |
ROBINSON Book Index 1758-1768 William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent demised to George ROBINSON Dublin City weaver house then in hands of Bartholomew McCORMICK situate in Trippilo Dublin SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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226 |
80 |
146279 |
BERESFORD, Marcus |
Tyrone Waterford Tipperary Londonderry Dublin Cavan |
TYRONE, MARCUS EARL OF 18 May 1762. Narrate 2£ pp. 2 May 1763. Marcus Earl of Tyrone [aka Marcus BERESFORD (1694-1763)]. His wife Catherine Countess of Tyrone, extx. His eldest son Geo. De La Poer BERESFORD. His second son Jno. BERESFORD. His third son William BERESFORD (youngest son, under 21 years). His six daughters. Hamilton GORGES, Catherine's Grove, Co. Dublin, Esq., and Rt. Hon. the Earl of Arran trustees. His advowson or right of presentation to the living of Termonmaguirk (Termonmaguirk), Co. Tyrone. His fee farm and other estates in and about the town of Carrick, Co. Tipperary. Town and lands of Knocknecrew, Co. Waterford and all other lands etc. in said counties of Tipperary and Waterford. His dwelling house in Dublin and house in possession of Richard GORGES, Esq. [situation not mentioned]. His leasehold lands of Aghalow and all other lands held under the See of Derry. His leasehold interests in Coleraine. His real estate of Young's Castle and all other his real estate in the city of Dublin. Reciting that the Hon. Lieut. Genl. Frederick HAMILTON deceased, before testator's marriage assigned the manor of Walworth, Co. Londonderry in trust for testator after his said Frederick HAMILTON's death, and by deed of settlement 2 April 1726 the said manor of Walworth was assigned to trustees for use of testator's younger children. Said Frederick HAMILTON died in 1748 and the testator obtained from the Corporation of Fishmongers, London, a new lease, expending £7,215, and £200 yearly rent more than the former rent. Reciting that the manor of Freemore, Co. Londonderry and Manor of Beresford, Co. Cavan were also vested in trustees for his younger children and testator has paid the portions of his four eldest daughters and charged said lands with £9,998 10s. Od. for his two youngest daughters. Witnesses: Hans BAILIE, Edward STERLING, Dublin, Esq., Benjamin HIGGINS, Dublin, gent. Memorial witnessed by: Edward STERLING, Benj. HIGGINS. 226, 80, 146279 C. Tyrone (seal) . SOURCE: Abstract of Wills. Vol II. NOTE: · Termonmaguirk (47 townlands) · Termonmaguirk (Upper Strabane portion) (1 townland) · Knocknacrooha Lower Parish Whitechurch, Barony of Decies without Drum, Co. Waterford · Knocknacrooha Upper Parish Whitechurch, Barony of Decies without Drum, Co. Waterford Young’s Castle in Oxmantown, City of Dublin Sir Randal BERESFORD & Hon Katherine ANNESLEY were parents of Marcus BERESFORD, Jane BERESFORD & Sir Tristram BERESFORD. Marcus BERESFORD (1694-1763) married Catherine POER. Their first-born son was George De La Poer BERESFORD (1735-1800) - a Member of the Irish House of Commons for Waterford County from 1757 to 1760, and for Coleraine from 1761 until 1763, when he inherited his father's earldom, entered the Irish House of Lords and was admitted to the Privy Council of Ireland. He had 4 sons and 4 daughters with his wife Elizabeth MONCK and 2 illegitimate sons born before this marriage. Jane BERESFORD (aft 1662-1716) married Frederick HAMILTON (?-1748). There was no known issue. NOTE: See Lease of Samuel JACKSON (1641-1706) Sir Tristram BERESFORD married Sarah SACKVILLE, Anne ROWLEY and finally Hon. Nichola Sophia HAMILTON. The first husband of Nichola Sophia HAMILTON was Lt. Gen Richard GORGES. Their son Hamilton GORGES (1712-1786) was of Catherine’s Grove. |
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226 |
148 |
146839 |
McCULLAGH |
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1758-1768 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to SINCLAIR SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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226 |
359 |
147814 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1761 Jul 22 |
MAGRATH BT James PUREFOY of Purefoy Place Kings Co. Esq. of 1 pt & William MAGRATH of Purefoy’s Place of the other pt. … Lease 17a of Clonbullogue …. WITNESS: Samuel RIDGEWAY of City of Dublin Gent & Richard HOMAN of Clonbullogue, Kings Co. farmer. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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226 |
402 |
148143 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Dublin |
1763 Nov 4 |
JACKSON-BIGGS Book Index 1758-1768 Joseph JACKSON of City of Dublin, Merchant to Thomas BEGGS house situate in Pill Lane in City of Dublin... earlier assigned by Joseph REID Bricklayer to Joseph JACKSON... |
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226 |
483 |
148618 |
JACKSON, George |
Mayo |
1763 Dec 2 |
JACKSON-KNOX Book Index 1758-1768 George JACKSON of Prospect, Co Mayo Esq. & Wm KNOX of City of Dublin Esq... for 1,000 pounds chargeable on estate of James CUFF in Co of Mayo on the intermarriage of sd George JACKSON with Jane one of the daughter so James CUFF. NOTE: SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe & Mayo |
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226 |
573 |
345204 |
COULTER |
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1800-1809 |
COULTER Samuel-BOYLE wrong book probably bk 426 |
17 |
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227 |
91 |
146133 |
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Antrim |
1763 Apr 26 |
Charles JOHNSTON – DICKIE Charles JOHNSTON of Tullymore, Co Antrim demised to John DICKEY of Ballygelly, Co Antrim land in possession of Alexander KENNEDY & Samuel BOYD… [lots more detail] |
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227 |
100 |
146140 |
DAWSON |
Down |
1763 Apr 26 |
James & Margaret DAWSON of Newtownlimavday demised to William MORAN lands out love and affection. |
16d |
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227 |
129 |
146248 |
MARTIN |
Londonderry |
1752 Feb 10 |
SOURCE: Abstract of Wills. Vol II. George MARTIN, Curren, parish of Maghera, Co. Londonderry, smith.- 10 Feb. 1752. Narrate If p. 29 April 1763. His wife Margaret MARTIN. His son Edward MARTIN. George MARTIN fourth son of his son Henry MARTIN. His son Henry MARTIN. His farm in Curren by lease under Rt. Hon. William CONNOLLY, Esq. Two tenements, houses and gardens called Thomas PEAR's and Peter SCULLIN's. Witnesses: Bernard MULHALLEN, the elder, Moyagoll, in the proportion of Vintners, Co. Londonderry, farmer, Adam DOWNING, Lemnaroy in the proportion aforesaid, farmer, Roger TOCHILL, Moyagoll, farmer. WITNESSES: Adam DOWNING, John KIRKPATRICK, Magherafelt, said county, glazier. 227, 129, 146248 Edward MARTIN (seal) NOTE: Adam DOWNING was the husband of Ann JACKSON |
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227 |
469 |
148712 |
JOHNSTON, James |
Dublin |
1763 Dec 10 |
James JOHNSTON his will James JOHNSTON of Park St. Co of Dublin, Clothier & Mary his wife (no children mentioned). Since this is not the will of James JOHNSTON of Urker, I did not take notes – but there are lots of details of his brothers. |
16d |
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227 |
477 |
148439 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1763 Aug 30 |
SEAVER-ASHMUR Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg BTW Richard SEAVER Town of Bellaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Gent, Michael SEAVER Town of Bellaghy, Gent, son of said Richard SEAVER, John JOHNSTON of Killyneal, Co. Monaghan the said Richard SEAVER’s grandson … loans from James ASHMUR of Loughgall, Co. Armagh re: Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & Belloghy… WITNESS: Hugh CUMING of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],, Co. Armagh & John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh & Samuel COLVIN, Armagh. |
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227 |
493 |
148220 |
KNOX, Mitchelburn |
Sligo |
1763 Sep 16 |
Margaret KNOX of Sligo, Co. Sligo widow of 1 pt; George KNOX of Sligo Esq of other pt. Reciting deed of 1750 Jul 23 btw Mitchelburn KNOX of Sligo Esq & George KNOX his only son … Thomas ORMSBY … |
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228 |
122 |
149636 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin Fermanagh |
1759 Mar 19 |
STAFFORD Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Henry JACKSON of Christ Church yard Co. Dublin Sword Cutler heir at law of Edward JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Esq & of Laurence JACKSON late of City of Dublin Gent deceased who was grandson & heir at law of said Edward JACKSON of the one pt.; Patrick STAFFORD of City of Dublin Gent of the other pt. Reciting that Laurence JACKSON abt 11 Nov 1752 file bill in Exchequer in Ireland praying to be decreed to the benefit of the lease for lives renewable of towns & lands of Larra and Annagh otherwise Annaghgarve & Annaghmeon in Co. Fermanagh & reciting that said suit abated by death of Laurence JACKSON who died intestate & without issue … by which deed Henry JACKSON made to Patrick STAFFORD lands claimed by Henry JACKSON … WITNESS: Hugh BARTLETT of City of Dublin Gent & Thomas PHEPOE of City of Dublin Gent |
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228 |
332 |
151000 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1764 Jun 3 |
DOWNING & wife-JACKSON BTW John DOWNING of Rowesgift [Roes Gift, Parish Ballyscullion, Barony Loughinsholin] Co. Derry and Anne DOWNING his wife otherwise ROWE of 1st pt; Rev. Alexander Clotworth DOWNING of City of Dublin eldest son & heir of John DOWNING and Ann DOWNING his wife of 2nd pt & Richard JACKSON Esq. of Coleraine Co. Londonderry & Adam WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. Release town & lands of Drimard [??] the upper half Town and Lands of Broagh [Broagh, Parish Termoneeny, Barony Loughinsholin] the south division of town and lands of Killberry [??] the upper division of the lands of Galladuffall [??] situate in the Barony of Vintners & Co. Londonderry & part of Annaghmore [Annaghmore, Parish Magherafelt, Barony Loughinsholin] demised to John DOWNING by Hon Arthur DAWSON Esq. in manor of Castle Dawson [Parish Castledawson] Co. Londonderry. To hold to Richard JACKSON & Adam WILLIAMS for lives … also town and lands of Ballydermott [Ballydermot, Parish Ballyscullion, Barony Loughinsholin] & Edenragh [Edenreagh, Parish Ballyscullion, Barony Loughinsholin] in Barony Loughinisholin Co. Londonderry then in possession of John DOWNING … to Richard JACKSON & Adam WILLIAMS … WITNESS: Peter METGE of Athlumney Co. Meath Esq. & Samuel HATCH Gent Clerk to Adam WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Eq. NOTE; John DOWNING was a son of Adam DOWNING & Ann JACKSON. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. |
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228 |
332 |
151001 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1764 May 31 |
BTW Peter METGE of Athlumney Co. Meath Esq of 1st pt; John DOWNING of Rowesgift [Roes Gift, Parish Ballyscullion, Barony Loughinsholin] Co. Derry and Anne DOWNING his wife otherwise ROWE of 2nd pt & Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq. & Adam WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. … METGE to JACKSON & WILLIAMS the four messuages and four gardens in Town of Dunboyne [Dunboyne, Parish Dunboyne, Barony Dunboyne], Co. Meath which were the estate of Anne DOWNING as one of the daughters & Heirs at Law of Simon ROWE deceased to hold to the said Richard JACKSON & Adam WILLIAMS … WITNESS: Samuel HATCH & James Andrew TOBIN NOTE: Peter METGE (abt 1700-1774) of Athlumney, Navan, Co. Meath was a son of Peter METGE (abt 1665-1735) and Joyce HATCH. His daughter Christina METGE married Dr. George BARTLEY of Monaghan. |
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405 |
151382 |
RUTHERFORD |
Monaghan |
1764 Jun 27 |
RUTHERFORD & RIDDELL-GILLEPSIE Marriage Contract Caddagh, |
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488 |
152122 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
1764 Jul 11 |
BTW Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown, Kings Co Bart of 1 pt & Lucy STERLING of City of Dublin Widow & Admin of Marlborough STERLING late of City of Dublin Gent deceased of the other pt. Two houses with outhouses and gardens in Town of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], otherwise Parsonstown now or late in possession of Francis TALBOT & Robert MOHER bounded on North by House and Garden now or late in possession of James BODKIN on the south with the house and garden now or late in possession of Henry BARDON on the East with the Street aforesaid & on the West with the house called the Glebe House & Garden. Also the 7 messuages or houses with the gardens on the Green of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], now or late in possession of Patrick DOLAN, Daniel McLOUGHLIN, Thomas CORGIN, Roger LESTRANGE, James TOUGHER, John WHELAN & Honora McKAY & the several gardens on the North now or late in possession of James JACKSON. Also arable land now or late in possession of said James JACKSON cont 9a 2r 36p … to hold to Lucy STERLING … |
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488 |
152123 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
1764 Jul 11 |
BTW Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown, Kings Co Bart of 1 pt & Edward STERLING of City of Dublin sq. of the other pt. …One piece of arable land now or late in possession of said James JACKSON cont 9a 2r 36p with all houses and improvements … |
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521 |
152283 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan |
SMITH to OLIVER 1739-1810 (TI Bk 45) Carrickneveagh, Ballybay, Rev. Robert SMITH of Lakale, Co. Down of the 1 pt & Andrew OLIVER of Carodown, Parish of Donagh, Co. Monaghan of the other pt…. demised to Andrew OLIVER part of Carrickneveagh, upper tate lying in parish of Aghnamullen, Co Monaghan…. Lives of Robert SMITH, Alexander SMITH & John SMITH brothers of the said Robert SMITH yearly rent of 5 s the Irish acre… covenant of renewal. WITNESS: George THOMPSON Currinshigo, Co. Monaghan, farmer & Samuel THOMPSON & Andrew McKEE both of Rathfrit Co Down. Merchants. & James DOBBIN. See also: |
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548 |
152388 |
JACKSON, Jacob |
Wicklow |
1758 Jun 8 |
BTW Rev Richard BALDWIN Doctor in Divinity and Provost of Trinity College Dublin & Jacob JACKSON of Spinanstown Co. Wicklow farmer. BALDWIN let to Jacob JACKSON land formerly in possession of Daniel MOORE and then lately in possession of Nicholas CARTON and his undertenants being part of the town and lands of Brusselstown [Brusselstown, Parish of Donaghmore, in the Barony of Upper Talbotstown] otherwise Brickwellstown containing 92a was set to Joseph HIGGINBOTTOM to hold to Jacob JACKSON for natural life of Richard JACKSON 4th son of Jacob JACKSON and after his decease to hold to Jacob JACKSON … with liberty to cut turf on Bogh of Downings … Jacob JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Richard ROBBINS, Archibald NOBLE & Nicholas CARTON of the City of Dublin gent NOTE: A Jacob JACKSON (d 1792) of Spinianstown was the husband of Ellinore HIGGINBOTHAM. SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. (more work needed) NOTE: Part of the townland of Brusselstown is on Spinians Hill. Castlequarter is to the south and Spinans Hill to the west. TOWNLANDS · Spinans East, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 179 A, 2 R, 14 P · Spinans Hill (Cnoc na Spíonán) , Donaghmore Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 129 A, 3 R, 0 P · Spinans Middle, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 195 A, 2 R, 20 P · Spinans West (Na Spíonáin Thiar) , Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow 75 A, 2 R, 38 P |
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148788 |
JACKSON, George |
Dublin Mayo Kildare |
1763 Dec 2 |
PALMER-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Roger PALMER of City of Dublin & George JACKSON of Prospect [Parish of Crossmolina, Barony Tirawley], Co Mayo Esq. of other pt. Reciting lease & release made bwt Roger PALMER & Roger PALMER the younger of Ballyshannon Co Kildare of the one pt & sd George JACKSON of the other.... dispute over lands of Killroe SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe & Mayo |
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368 |
150895 |
JACKSON, Margaret & husb |
Waterford Kilkenny |
1764 May 5 |
BOYCE & wife-COOKE Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Thomas BOYCE of City of Waterford & Margaret BOYCE his wife also JACKSON of the 1 pt & Theodore COOKE of City of Waterford Gent of other pt....1/3rd of 200 Cottages, 100 tofts, 60 gardens, 4 mills, 5 pidgeon houses, 20 orchards, 400 acres of land 200 acres of meadows 700 acres of pasture, 100 acres of woods and underwoods, 100 acres of turze and heath & 100 acres of moore and marsh in Bishops Hall otherwise Gallshill … lots of lands in Co Kilkenny Bethams Abstracts.: Thomas BOYCE of Bishops Hall Co. Kilkenny Esq 2 Aug 1785 -1789?] Daughter Frances CAREW 1st son Samuel & wife Margaret JACKSON Daughter Margaret [BATT? BALL?] Theodore COKE of Waterford Esq. his sons Robert & John 2nd wife Rebecca BOYCE |
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229 |
530 |
151593 |
DAWSON |
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1758-1768 |
DAWSON, Richard-HUTCHINSON not needed 2010 |
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230 |
158 |
150119 |
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Monaghan |
1754 Feb 13 |
O’NEIL - REILLY (NOTE: This was in book 45 (1739-1810) of Monaghan Killynure BTW Dr. Hugh O’NEIL of Killam Co. Monaghan & Mathew REILLY Fancis MAGUIRE James McPHILLIPS James McDERM all of Killinure |
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230 |
150665 |
ROWLAND |
Armagh |
1755 |
Tullyvallen Townland Index 1739-1810 DORAN & ors-ROWLAND BTW Patrick DORAN & James DORAN farmers of Tullyvallen Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Thomas ROWLAND of the same farmer of other pt. East quarter of Tullyardgain part of the farm of Tullyvallen aforesaid. The mearings were settled & fixed by James McCANDLESS Cornelius HUGHES & John McILVINE the surveyor to hold during lives of Patrick James & John rent 12s. WITNESS: Rev. Alexander McCOMBE of Altnamoighan & James JOHNSTON then of Milltown but now of Markethill Co. Armagh. Memorial WITNESS: Alexander McCOMBE &Edward ARD of Fostully Co. Armagh. NOTE: There are 5 Tullyvallens: · Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P · Tullyvallan (Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P · Tullyvallan (Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P · Tullyvallan (Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P · Tullyvallan (Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P · Tullyvallan (Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 |
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462 |
152274 |
JACKSON, William |
Cork |
1764 Aug 1 |
JACKSON-WYLY Book Index 1758-1768 Btw George LUMLEY of City of Corke Gent youngest son of Hugh LUMLEY late of Ballymaloe, Co Corke Esq. Dec’d & of 1st pt & William JACKSON of Youghall, Co Cork, Gent of 2nd pt [NOTE: He may be connected to ancestors of Strettell JACKSON] & Thomas WILY of City of Waterford Merchant of 3rd pt … Reciting Thomas MILLS Esq deceased by lease 4 Jun 1671 demised to John MORELY Miller deceased Land of Harrencleary 7a in North Liberties of City of Cork … lease 30 Sept 1702 Rt. Hon Mary Countess Dowager of Orrery & Rt. Hon Charles Earl of Orrary demised to Henry LUMLEY Gent Land of Shanakeile ... descry of land... in consid of £800 paid to William JACKSON by Charles WILY , William JACKSON transferred lands 1/3rd share … |
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469 |
152296 |
JACKSON, George & wife |
Louth |
1765 Sep 3 |
JACKSON-GIBBONS Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of Strabannon, Co Louth & Elizabeth JACKSON otherwise TAYLOR his wife... Andrew GIBBONS of City of Dublin, baker... land on South side of Poleabbey, Parish of St. Mark, Co & City of Dublin... SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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570 |
153059 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1764 Oct 29 |
JACKSON-SMITH Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of Strabannon, Co Louth & John SMITH of Crocreagh, Co Louth... SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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335 |
150443 |
JACKSON, George |
Louth |
1764 Jan 19 |
JACKSON-CANCONEN Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. George JACKSON of Strabannon, Co Louth... Peter CONCANEN & Anne KELLY otherwise CONCANEN widow of John CONCANEN... witness incl Peter CONCANEN of Louth, Dr. Of Physic... SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple |
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360 |
150352 |
JACKSON, Peter wife & ors |
Dublin |
1764 Apr 11 |
JACKSON & wife-PRENDERGAST Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Hacklemaker & Joanna JACKSON otherwise VINCENT his wife of the 1st ... house in Caple St # 16 on east side of Caple St.... descry & other signees....signed Peter JACKSON JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill. |
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547 |
151318 |
JACKSON, John |
Antrim |
1748 Jan 12 |
DUNSHEATH-MURDOCH & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Thomas DUNSHEATH of Larn & John JACKSON of Invermore [Possibly Parish of Inver, Lower Belfast], both Co. Antrim exec of will of John SMILEY late of Invermore, , Barony of Belfast, Co Antrim...mill lands to William WHITE... |
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232 |
48 |
149864 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1763 Apr 2 |
JACKSON-CUSTIS Book Index 1758-1768 Henry JACKSON late of his Majesties Bargemen of Malahide in Co of Dublin & Edmond CUSTIS of City of Dublin, Bridlecutter... demised to Henry JACKSON part of the lands of Portmanoch in Co of Dublin & Barony of Cooloch formerly in possession of Thomas DOBBIN & then STEPNEY... |
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232 |
300 |
152290 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin & Armagh |
1764 Aug 24 |
MITCHELL-WRAY & ors Book Index 1758-1768 Henry MITCHELL of City of Dublin Esq & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Co Armagh of 1 pt & Jackson WRAY of Ballycastle, Co Antrim Esq. & John GODLEY of City of Dublin Esq of other part... 2,600 pounds....long list of lands all in Barony of Orier, Co Armagh incl “Manor of Stonebridge”, otherwise Forkhill SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine See ROD:139-536-96011 for list of townlands. |
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232 |
312 |
152649 |
GORGES |
Dublin |
1764 Sep 18 |
PERRAL-GORGES To Lt Col. Richard GORGES house occupied by Mrs. Dorothea Sophia GRAHAM in Merrion St, Dublin |
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232 |
313 |
123218 |
DOBBIN |
Monaghan |
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232 |
477 |
153899 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1764 Dec 12 |
JACKSON-BROWNE Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Ambrose JACKSON of City of Cork Esq of 1 pt & Thomas BROWN of same city Burgess of other pt. Reciting that Robert ROGERS Esq by lease 31 Mar 1704 demised to Isaac DELACROIX late of City of Cork Merchant deceased a large Stonehouse Cellar and Garden then in occupation of said Isaac DELACROIX on North east marsh of City of Cork in parish of St. Mary and reciting that several houses tenements structures and other improvements had been erected & reciting that Ambrose JACKSON was in possession of said lease, Ambrose JACKSON sold to Thomas BROWNE … Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Ambrose JACKSON married Judith DELACROIX and their daughter married Thomas BROWNE aka BROWN. |
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233 |
200 |
153477 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
Dublin |
1764 May 1 |
JACKSON-ROBINSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Mrs Elizabeth JACKSON of Bolton St, City of Dublin & Mrs. Mary ROBINSON of same transfer of dwelling house where Elizabeth JACKSON then lived & all furnishings... |
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359 |
184841 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings. |
1771 Jan 22 & 23 |
PRONI T808/8266 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. |
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409 |
154760 |
JACKSON, Peter wife & ors |
Dublin |
1764 Jan 15 |
CLARKE Book Index 1758-1768 For 61 years at yearly rent of 60 pounds sterling, Peter JACKSON, Smith of Dublin demised to Jonathon CLARKE, Apothecary of City of Dublin a house on the east side of Caple Street, Dublin, known as the Bank House formerly held by Anthony MALONE and Company. JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill. NOTE: He was also described as a hacklemaker. |
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234 |
35 |
150929 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Kings |
1764 May 25 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 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 4th 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] SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
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234 |
125 |
151782 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Tipperary |
1764 Jun 7 |
LOWE-JACKSON David LOWE of Clonmel Co. Tipperary Esq of 1 pt & Joseph JACKSON of Tincurry Co Tipperary Gent of other pt. Land of Whitechurch otherwise Poulakillare then in actual possession of Joseph JACKSON 140a … Joseph JACKSON [SEAL] |
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234 |
126 |
151783 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Tipperary |
1764 Jun 27 |
David LOWE of Clonmel Co. Tipperary Esq of 1 pt & Joseph JACKSON of Tincurry Co Tipperary Gent of other pt. |
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234 |
219 |
152605 |
COULTER |
Donegal |
1764 Oct 19 |
COULTER, Hugh-THOMPSON 1758-1768 Co. Donegal, Minterreafe. Also George & Hugh COULTER. |
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234 |
223 |
123217 |
ARMSTRONG |
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234 |
237 |
152813 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh Monaghan |
OLIVER, Andrew - THOMPSON 1758-1786 NOTES: 1764 Aug 5 Between Andrew OLIVER of Coradown in the Parish of Donagh, Co. Monaghan of the 1 pt & George THOMPSON of Curunshagh [aka Corrinshigo], Parish of Currin, Co. Monaghan. Andrew OLIVER demised to George THOMPSON the part of Carricknaveagh “to wit the upper half of the half tate next adjoining to Carriketee lying and being in the parish of Aghnamullen and said County of Monaghan ... for the lives of the Revd Robert SMYTHE of Dillan in the Co. of Down, Alexander SMITH and John SMITH brothers of the said Robert SMITH ... rent 4s 6p. Witness: John WILSON of Oreas, Glasslough & Francis CARLISLE of Tournamale [aka Tiraneil] & John ROGERS of Cornamuklagh all in Co. Monaghan. Witnessed by Francis CARLIFFE & John FIDDES of the City of Dublin, Gent. George THOMPSON [SEAL] Sworn 17 Aug 1764. SEE: JACKSONs of Urker for OLIVERs. |
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234 |
327 |
153428 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Down |
1764 Dec 1 |
WITNESS: Henry JACKSON of Ballymony [Ballymoney, Parish Seapatrick, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half.] |
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235 |
32 |
150445 |
JACKSON, George & wife & ors |
Drogheda |
1764 May 10 |
STEWART Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Thomas STRANGMAN of Mountmellick admin of will of Edward COURTNEY late of Dublin Chirurgeon of 1st pt; & Rev. George JACKSON of Drogheda & Elizabeth his wife of 2nd pt & Rev. Dr. Richard STEWARD Rectr of the Parish of Louth, Co Louth of 3rd pt Reciting that 869 pounds 13 s had been pd by by George & Elizabeth JACKSON re town and lands of Lougher Barony Duluth, Co Meath and town and lands of Tully in parish of Louth Co Louth and also lands of Ardpatrick in parish barony & Co of Louth. And also lot or plot of land on Lazy Hill in suburbs of City of Dublin demised by William ALCOCK then to DYER with all houses edifices erected and made thereon except two houses that had been devised to Nathan DYER. SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple |
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235 |
173 |
153068 |
JACKSON, George & ors |
Limerick |
1764 Nov 19 |
Book Index 1758-1768 FITZGERALD Marriage arts btw Richard FITZGERALD son of Richard FITZGERALD of Ballaghnaguily Co Limerick & Hannah JACKSON spinster daughter of George JACKSON of Rahinane Co Tipperary Gent…. Lands of Gorfadda & Lisavard & 40 pounds. WITNESS: Robert JACKSON & Edward KING of City of Dublin Gent. SEE: ROD:238-549-156172. George JACKSON late of Rahinane Co Tipperary but then of Clonegonah [probably Clonagannagh, Parish Dunkerrin, Barony Clonlisk], Kings Co Gent & Anna Maria JACKSON otherwise BRYAN his wife |
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235 |
468 |
155170 |
PUREFOY, James |
Kings |
1764 Jul 1 |
COLEMAN et ors BTW James PUREFOY of Clonbulloge Kings Co. Esq of 1st pt. Doctor CLEMENTS the Provost of Trinity College, Gifford NESBITT of City of Dublin Esq. & Janes NESBITT executors of will of Margery NESBITT deceased of 2nd pt and Jane BURROWES eldest daughter of Thomas BURROWES late of Stradone deceased of 3rd pt. Reciting marriage shortly intended btw James PUREFOY & Jane BURROWES charge of £ SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
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235 |
493 |
153412 |
DAWSON |
Westmeath |
1765 May 18 |
DAWSON, Thomas-BIRCH Thomas DAWSON late of Ballynacliffy Co Westmeath Esq. Eldest son & heir & admon of John DAWSON late of Ballynacliffy Esq of the 1 pt & Robert BIRCH of City of Dublin Merchant of the other pt. |
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616 |
155964 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Wicklow |
1765 Jun 22 |
DONNEGAN Book Index 1758-1768 Joseph JACKSON of Kilmurry Co Wicklow farmer [probably Kilmurry Upper, Parish Baltinglass, Barony Upper Talbotstown right on the border btw Co. Carlow & Co. Wicklow] demised to Michael DUNNIGAN of Ladytown farmer part of Kilmurry held in partnership with William TULLY by lease from [?] John STRAFFORD. WITNESS: Leonard STOREY of Kilmurry farmer & John REYNOLDS of Knockkava Co. Carlow Ale Draper. |
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236 |
118 |
152207 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Co, Down |
1763 Sep 30 |
Will of David KENNEDY, Ballymaglack, parish Comber, County down. My wife Mary KENNEDY. My father-in-law Thomas JACKSON, executor. To my son David KENNEDY 11/4 1/2d. If said Mary KENNEDY remarries, Thomas JACKSON, Ballyregan, Hugh KENNEDY, Ballyneglack and James McNAWEL of Ballybean, all of County Down, to dispose of part of my lands for support of my children “till my son James arrives at age, first my daughter Mary KENNEDY, James KENNEDY, Susanna KENNEDY and Martha KENNEDY if she comes home and John KENNEDY”. Remainder of goods to be divided equally between “my wife and younger children viz. my wife Mary KENNEDY, my son Thomas KENNEDY, my daughter Mary KENNEDY, my son James KENNEDY, my daughter's Martha, Susan KENNEDY and my son John KENNEDY. My farm in town land of Ballyalley. Witnesses: James McNALL Ballybean, farmer, deceased. James NEILL, Dunlady, and John McHAFFEY, Ballymaglack, farmers. Memorial witnessed by: James NEILL, Henry JOY, Belfast, County Antrim printer. Thomas JACKSON seal SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
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236 |
150 |
153276 |
OTWAY, Cooke |
Tipperary |
1764 Dec 1 |
Cooke OTWAY Lieut in 1st Regiment of Horse of 1 pt & John HUNT of Ballyduff Co Tipperary |
16d |
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236 |
593 |
156842 |
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Dublin |
1765 Sep 17 |
BRYAN-YOUNG 1739-1810 Marriage between Ignatious ANDREWS and Mary SWEETMAN [Not sure why I noted this] |
16d |
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237 |
35 |
151442 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1764 Jun 30 |
HORNER Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Rev. John JACKSON clerk of City of Dublin & Samuel HORSE of same City merchant. A large dwelling house with two gardens sitting on the common of Finglass bound on the west by land in possession of Thomas WISELY, to the east by the concern commonly called the Bull Yard on the south to the Tea Watch or spot of ground belonging to Lady Farnham. For 999 years. SEE: JACKSONs of Santry. |
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237 |
223 |
152737 |
JOHNSTON, Samuel |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 16 |
JOHNSTON-ATKINSON 1739-1810 A memorial of a bond dated 16th day of February 1757 reciting that there was several matters causes and disputes depending between Samuel JOHNSTON and Carlton ATKINSON both of Tullymore [Is this Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], and the County of Armagh relative to a marriage portion and a division of said family’s farm of land houses and premises in the townland of Tullymore and the same being then referred to the arbitration of Hugh WATSON of Cockhill Thomas THOMPSON of Brohas Nathaniel GIBSONS of Drumully and John LAWSON of Loughgall in the County of Armagh and that it was fully agreed upon by said parties that Bryan WARD the [should?] make in the premises provided the same should be made that present day an also a memorial of the said award of equal date with said Bond and Annexed thereto whereby the Arbitrators therein and herein mentioned did in pursuance of the trust reposed in them agree that the said Carlton ATKINSON should hold possess and enjoy the [Bawn and Carr?] House adjoining the Highway and also all that part of the outhouse from the Stable Wall to the lower end of the Cow house and that part of said Samuel JOHNSTON farm of land in the townland of Tullymore in the County of Armagh to wit that parcel lying on the Northwest side of said Samuel JOHNSTON’s dwelling house to be measured from the stream part of said lands from the North up to said dwelling house Bryan McCRORY’s holding to be included all to make up one full third part of said Johnsons farm which he held by lease from the Reverend Dean Anthony COPE registered with three acres of turf bog in Tullamore bog & half an acre of turf bog in the Ross Moss all said of lands houses and Moss to be held and enjoyed by said Carlton ATKINSON from the first day of November then last during the lives in the grand lease named by which said Samuel JOHNSTON holds said lands of Tullamore and the Longest Liver of them the said Carlton ATKINS [sic] to pay one full third of the rents fees and duties reserved to him said Anthony COPE and to perform one third part of all the Clauses and Covenants in said Grand Lease and further they did award that said Carlton ATKINS [sic] should pay unto the said Samuel JOHNSTON during his life and to the wife of said Samuel if she should survive him during her life the clear profits rents of £2.10 Sterling yearly and every year & further that said Carlton ATKINS [sic] should pay to the creditors of said Samuel & during his life one full third part of all such debts as were then due by said Samuel JOHNSTON as the same should be demanded by the said Carlton ATKINSON with his Family should dwell in said family dwelling house until the 1st of November then next rent free in and they did thereby further award all that whoever should possess the park of lands where in the spring well then was all the parties occupying said Lands and Premises held by Lease as aforesaid should have free right and regress to Draw Water out of said well during said Lease and further that the said Carlton ATKINSON should from the date there of Quit all manner of Right or Claim to All the Cows Horses Goods Potatoes male Corn[aka meal corn] Hay and Household Furniture whatsoever which he got into his custody of the said Samuel JOHNSTON’s property since the first day of August then last Hay for one cow Excepted and further that all Deeds Papers and Writings executed by and between the said Carlton ATKINSON and Samuel JOHNSTON should upon their Executing proper Deeds be delivered up to be Cancelled which said Bond is witnessed by Thomas TOPPING of Cruesatt in the county of Armagh farmer John BROWNLOW of Tullamore in said County Linen Draper and John CLINDINING of Richhill in the County of Armagh Gent since deceased and the said Award is witnessed by Samuel JOHNSTON Carlton ATKINSON Robert JOHNSTON all of Tullamore in said County of Armagh farmer and by Jervis JOHSNTON of the same town and County [?] Thomas TOPPING and of Cruesatt in the said County farmer and by said John CLINDINING. & this memorial is witnessed by the said Thomas TIPPIN and by Robert ATKINSON of Mooney in the said County of Armagh gent. John LAWSON [SEAL]. Signed and sealed in the presence of us Thomas TOPPIN Robert ATKINSON. The above named Thomas TOPPIN affirmeth that he is one of the people called Quakers and has been so for one year last passed and further affirmed that he saw the Bond & award annexed thereto of which the above is Memorialized Executed as follows the said Bond by the parties thereto and said Award by the above named Tom THOMPSON Hugh WATSON Nathaniel GIBSON and John LAWSON and also saw the above Memorial signed and sealed by the said John LAWSON and this affirmation says that the [?] Thomas TOPPIN signed and subscribed as witness to said Award Bond and Memorial is his tis deponents name and proper handwriting. Thomas TOPPIN Taken and affirmed before me at Richhill in the County of Armagh the third day of November 1764 a Commission for taking affidavits in the County and I know the affirmative Justices of the peace for said County taken before us. Henry RICHARDSON. Archibald ATCHESON. NOTE: I suspect this is NOT Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh, but is another Tullymore (there are several) |
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237 |
594 |
155797 |
JACKSON, Jeremiah & ors |
Limerick |
1765 Jun 16 |
HODGES Book Index 1758-1768 I saw no mention of JACKSON
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16d |
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238 |
119 |
153339 |
McCULLA |
Dublin |
1764 Nov 30 |
Mr. McCULLA was an adjacent occupant of house in St Nicholas Street, Dublin CarolineG SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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147 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1763 Mar 6 |
Will of John BALL, Frederick St., Dublin, Esquire. My wife Margaret BALL, Thomas BALL, Seapark, County Wicklow, Esq., John BALL of Frederick Street City of Dublin Esq in last will devise all my interest in Lands of Loughross [Loughross, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], The Island of Loughross [??], Crunkill, Tullyard [Tullyard, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clarbane, Ratreelan, Creeckeeran [probably Creenkill, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], and the moiety of the customs of the Fair of Cross [aka Crossmaglen, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and the commonage thereunto belonging, Ballyonan otherwise Ball Moore, Upper and Lower, Scarve -McKea [??], Anahecussy [??] Darsy [probably Dorsy, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Mullaghglass, Stripe of Camolly [??] Darsy, Lisdomgrany [??],, Caracullen [possibly Cargalisgorran, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Tiranny],, Cargarovady and Tullynemaloge ,[Tullynamalloge, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] (Co. Armagh) To Thomas BALL of Seapark Co. Wicklow Esq. Richard JACKSON, Coleraine, Esq., and Richard JACKSON, Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], County Armagh, Esq., my trustees and executors. Three Castles and other land in Co. Kilkenny. Reciting deed 10 Jul 1762 … Yearly annuity to beloved wife Margaret BALL of £100 issuing out of lands of Kilkenny. My dear stepdaughter Martha RANSFORD an annuity of £30 out of lands of Kilkenny as before devised to Mary BALL provided she shall give place to said Margaret. To beloved wife Margaret BALL 50 guineas for mourning to beloved step-daughter Martha RANSFORD 30 guineas for mourning … My sister Araminta CAULFIELD 20 guineas for mourning. My old servant Brian MURPHY 15 guineas in lieu of any wages that can be due to him at my decease. My old friend Mrs. Elizabeth ADAMS alias KYLE 10 guineas. My friend Mar: PATERSON, Sgt. at law, 50 guineas. My friend Dr. Charles LUCAS 60 guineas for his constant friendship attendance and care of me in my illness. My good friend and stepson Robert RANSFORD for his friendship and trouble 30 guineas. To my dearest beloved wife Margaret her watch which I gave her during her life made by Gordon after her decease I devise the said watch and chain to my dear step daughter Martha RANSFORD. I devise my large diamond ring fit with nine or ten diamonds & a brilliant large diamond in the middle during her life after her decease I bequeath said ring to my Dorothy Margaret SHINTON & her children quite out of her husband’s power. I devise all my plate to my said daughter Dorothy Margaret SHINTON & her children quite out of her husband’s power to either pawn sell alter deface by adding or altering any Coat of Arms that are present on it except such plate as my dearly beloved wife should make choice of for her own use during her life. I devise to Margaret RANSFORD the Mahogany Scructure which she now has and which I gave her. All my household furniture to said daughter Dorothy Margaret SHINTON & her children except my dearest wife’s Margaret BALL her own Scrutores and such goods besides as my dear wife shall make choice during her life. I bequeath to Thomas BALL Esq my silver mounted Pistolls made by Segula in London; I bequeath my other silver mounted case to Captain Samuel BALL if living at time of my decease, if not I bequeath them to Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Esq. All Debts to be charged on my real estate in Co. Kilkenny in the manner except herein mentioned Viz I direct & devise that if my said estate in Co. Armagh shall not be sufficient to pay and discharge my debts and Legacies that what shall remain unpaid or unsatisfied shall be charged on the estate & premises in Co. Kilkenny … A lease of the house, gardens and 70 acres of land [situation not mentioned] to Folliot WARREN, Esq. dating from March 1763 and at expiration of said lease that my Daughter Dorothy Margaret SHINTON may live in said house & have said number of acres in her lifetime but not her husband or any one of their family to be set by my trustees after her decease to the best improved Rent for the benefit of her Children nor shall the said SHINTON have any power during said Dorothy Margaret’s life to burn, plow or cut down any Oak Ash Elm Hazel Apple Tree or Trees Crab Trees or Hedges whatever or on any account & to keep up the improvements for the benefit of her children … if Richard SHINTON dies without male issue by Dorothy Margaret and that she survive … [much more detail which led to future legal cases as the SHINTONs and the BALLs duked it out in the courts. The Court Case can be found at: The Revised Reports. VOL. XXXII. IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS IRELAND. — EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. RICHARD BALL PATRICK MANNIN.] … appoint Thomas BALL, Richard JACKSON senior & Richard JACKSON Jun. Esq as Trustees. John BALL [SEAL] WITNESSES John SHEE, Charles BUTLER, Robert MURPHY & Memorial WITNESS Mark WHITE of City of Dublin Esq & John HILL Gent Clerk to WHITE. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] … Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq.
NOTE: This in my earlier transcription: My cousin Samuel BALL, now in Germany. Esq. NOTE: Richard JACKSON jun (1722-1787) of Forkhill was the son of a deceased Richard JACKSON (1673-1730). NOTE: John BALL’s 1st wife was Dorothy JACKSON. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine.
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238 |
214 |
154098 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Down |
1761 Jan 31 |
Will of Richard GRAHAM of Ballymascad, Co. Down, farmer. To his wife Elizabeth GRAHAM,.. witness Thomas JACKSON, Ballyregan, Co. Down, farmer. Witness of Memorial: Thomas JACKSON, Henry JOY, Belfast, Co. Antrim, printer. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
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513 |
155993 |
JACKSON, James |
Dublin Westmeath Kings |
1765 Jun26 |
STEPHENS Book Index 1758-1768 Btw George HOMAN of Shurock, Co Westmeath Esq & Rev. Philip HOMAN of Swords, Co. Dublin his heir apparent and eldest son of 1st pt. The Rev James JACKSON of Old Court Co Kildare Clerke of 2nd pt. William HOMAN of St. Francis St. City of Dublin Woolen Draper Peter MARSH of Ballymartin [?] Kings Co. Esq. Ellin MARSH otherwise HOMAN his wife & Richard HOMAN of St. Francis St in City of Dublin Gent which said William HOMAN Ellin MARSH & & William HOMAN are three of the younger children of George HOMAN of 3rd pt & Edward STEPHENS of Stormanstown Co. Dublin Gent of the 4th pt…. granted lands of Shurcock & Rathnequireoge 78a townlands of Ballydoogan 82a Saghill 147a Dunlion 46a & 7a in Townland Dunegan in Barony Clonlunan Co. Westmeath to hold to Edward STEPHENS … and the said James JACKSON for consideration of 5s granted to Edward STEPHENS & George HOMAN Philip HOMAN William HOMAN Peter MARSH & Ellin his wife & Richard HOMAN did confirm to Edward STEPHENS all these lands … George HOMAN [SEAL] James JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Bethams Abstracts. George HOMAN of Parish Ballyloughlow Co. Westmeath Esq & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Michans Dublin spinster 23 Dec 1737. NOTE: Elizabeth JACKSON, the wife of George HOMAN above was the daughter of Ellen JACKSON. See Ellen JACKSON’s 1766 probate in Bethams Abstracts.. NOTE: I cannot find Ballymartin, but this may be a clue: MARSH, HENRY, Moyally [Moyally, Parish Kilmanaghan, Barony Kilcoursey],, King's Co., Esq. 26 Aug. 1748. Precis £ p. 22 May 1749. His brother Peter Marsh guardian to testator's daughter Marsh. All his lands etc. in King's Co., Co. of Westmeath, Co. of Galway and elsewhere. Witnesses: Thos. Darragh and Eusebius Low, both of Pill Lane, Dublin, merchants, Thos. Mulock, Dublin, public notary. Memorial witnessed by: Thos. Mulock, Christopher Deey his clerk. ROD: 136, 251, 91252 |
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238 |
549 |
156172 |
JACKSON, George & wife & ors |
Kings Tipperary |
1765 Jul 8 |
Book Index 1758-1768 JEPHSON Btw George JACKSON late of Rahinane Co Tipperary but then of Clonegonah [probably Clonagannagh, Parish Dunkerrin, Barony Clonlisk], Kings Co Gent & Anna Maria JACKSON otherwise BRYAN his wife of the 1 pt. & Elizabeth WHITBY otherwise BRYAN widow of the 2nd pt & John JEPHSON of Carrickanshane Tipperary of 3rd pt…. lands of Ballnagranah houses called the Black Houses in Carrickonshane Co Tipperary. |
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238 |
566 |
229255 |
JACKSON, Martha |
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1777-1785 |
BEOLAN This is what the clerk recorded, in the names index but the numbers are totally off. |
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239 |
237 |
157196 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Monaghan & Tyrone |
OLIVER, Andrew - PRINGLE 1758-1786 NAMES: Andrew OLIVER of Corragh Down, Parish of Donagh, Monaghan; Elizabeth OLIVER (wife); William PRINGLE of Caledon, Tyrone; Thomas GREISSON; William DONNOLLY of Caledon, Co. Tyrone; Bryan Mc[?]ANNA of Caledon. OTHER TOWNLANDS: Mullin, Parish of Tynan, Armagh. NOTES: 1765 Oct 30 Deed of Release between Andrew OLIVER of Corrodonen [?] in the Parish of Donagh & Co. of Monaghan, Farmer and Elizabeth OLIVER wife of said Andrew OLIVER of the one part and William PRINGLE of Caledon in the County of Tyrone, Gent of the other part £35 pd by PRINGLE for release one half part of the land of Mullin formerly in the possess of Thomas GREISSON deceased - abt 10 acres in Barony of Tohrany, Parish of Tyanan & Co. Armagh. Witness Wm. DONNOLLY wigmaker Bryan Mc[?]ANNA, Labourer both of Caledon. |
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239 |
298 |
157938 |
JACKSON, John & Esther |
Carlow |
1765 Dec 5 |
NEAL Book Index 1758-1768 John JACKSON and Esther JACKSON demised both of Coolmanna Co Carlow to Peirie NEAL of the Town & Co farmer ½ pt of the lands of Coolmana cont 65 acres asure. WITNESSES: Daniel BARRETT & Daniel KENNEDY both of Coolmana farmers. |
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239 |
375 |
158918 |
JACKSON, Isaac |
Kings |
1766 Feb 15 |
WINTER Book Index 1758-1768 Btw William LORD of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Isaac JACKSON of Coolegegon [Coolygagan, Clonsast, in the Barony of Coolestown] Kings Co farmer of the other part… 200 acres of Coolegegon then in occupation of Isaac JACKSON for the lives of Mary JACKSON, Anne JACKSON and Hannah JACKSON three daughters of Isaac JACKSON. WITNESS: James WRIXON Gent clerk to Adam WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Esq & William JACKSON Clothier NOTE: It is probable this is the Isaac JACKSON (1723-1907) of Jonestown, Husband of Mary MILLER & son of Thomas JACKSON & Mary BOARDMAN. |
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239 |
502 |
162539 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1766 Nov 10 |
WADDELL-JACKSON Book 45 (1739-1810) Cordevlish, Corduffles Btw William Alexander WADDELLof Lissnavene Parish of Tullycorbett, Co Monaghan of 1 pt & Hugh JACKSON of Ballybay Parish & Co Monaghan of other pt. WADDELL demised to JACKSON that tate in possession of Robert LORIMOR cont 92 acres Plantation measure to hold for lives of Robert MAXWELL of College Hall Co Armagh, John ECHLIN son to the Rev. Mr Robert ECHLIN of Newtown Clammybys Co Down WITNESS: William DAILY Gent & James JACKSON son of Hugh JACKSON both of Ballybay & William WADDELL of Lissnven Co Monaghan farmer. SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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239 |
503 |
162540 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Monaghan |
1766 Nov 10 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Henry JACKSON of Lisnaboe Co Meath Gent of the 1 pt & Hugh JACKSON of Aughafarnan in same Co Gent of the other pt.. Henry JACKSON demised to Hugh JACKSON part of the 16 poles of Ballynatucknuff then in his possession cont by est 40 acres Barony of Kells Co Meath to hold for the natural lives of Henry JACKSON Hugh JACKSON James JACKSON sons of the said Henry. WITNESS Adam McKIBBON & James JACKSON both of Poles Co Meath SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe |
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240 |
305 |
155411 |
DAWSON |
Westmeath Dublin |
1765 May 18 |
DAWSON, Thomas-BIRCH NOTES in 2009 diary 1758-1768 Thomas DAWSON Esq. Eldest son & heir of John DAWSON late of Ballineclifty, Co. Westmeath, Esq. Deceased granted to Robert BIRSH of City of Dublin, merchant ... lands of Belthelem, Co. Westmeath. |
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589 |
157035 |
JACKSON, James |
Wicklow |
1765 Oct 10 |
BRYAN Book Index 1758-1768 Btw James JACKSON of Spinians Co Wicklow
Gent of 1 pt & Henry BRYAN of Ballyhoback Co Wicklow farmer of the other
pt…. demised part of lands of Eaidtown Co Wicklow 106 acres for life of Henry
BRYAN. WITNESSES: Daniel LAMB of Ballyreask & Joseph BRYAN of Davidstown
Co Wicklow farmers. |
16d |
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241 |
83 |
156901 |
JACKSON |
Londonderry |
1765 Sep 25 |
McALLISTER-JACKSON Lodge holding & house in Blackgate Lane Carthall & 3 houses in commons of Coleraine & the bakery. NOTE GALT in Church St Btw John McALESTER of Coleraine in Co. Londonderry of the one pt & Richard JACKSON [of Jackson Hall, Waterside , Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine], James LESLIE & Stratford CANNING Esqs & Mr. Hugh LYLER Merchant of the other pt.. Lands included 6th of lands of Glenlary otherwise Clonlary [Glenleary, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] Co Londonderry; town and lands near Colerain commonly called The Lodge [Lodge, Parish of Coleraine, in the Barony of N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] lately held by Thomas M’LOCKLIN deceased; and another in Blind Gate Lane [NOTE: It is possible Blind Gate is near or intersects with Plantation Road] in Coleraine [Coleraine, Parish Coleraine, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] [SEE: Coleraine History] now possessed by Robert SIMPSON Innkeeper; … made over to JACKSON LESLIE & CANNING & LYLE farm called Carthall [in Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] near Coleraine now in possession of Christopher CUNNINGHAM; three houses in the commons of Coleraine; the bakery in the New Row [NOTE: New Row runs South from Church Street, and there is also a New Row West. NOTE: Martha’s House Café is on the corner of New Row & Abby Street. SEE: Griffiths Map and also Irish Townlands Map] in Coleraine; a moiety of the Bleach Yard & farm at Ballydivit [Ballydevitt, Parish Aghadowey, Barony Coleraine] in Londonderry; part of the townland of Fermoyle [Formoyle, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] a stock farm in the townland of Sconce [Sconce, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] … John McALESTER [SEAL] NOTE: ROD: 19-477-10608. Dec 12, 1716 NOTE: The M’LOCHLIN name is interesting, given the fact that a Margaret O’LAUGLIN (abt 1722-1797) married George JACKSON (1718-1782) of Urker and Liscalgot, Co. Armagh. A significant number of circumstantial facts leads me to believe that his George JACKSON’s line traces back to the Coleraine JACKSONs. NOTE: I cannot be sure which Richard JACKSON this might be. He might be the Richard JACKSON butcher, or he could be one of the Merchant-class JACKSONs who originated from Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland. |
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241 |
137 |
157528 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
London & Dublin |
1765 Nov 13 |
GRIFFIN Book Index 1758-1768 Btw Joseph JACKSON of the City of London Gent of 1 pt & Mary GRIFFIN otherwise OSBORNE widow & relict as also the legal representative of Revd Samuel GRIFFIN late of Killglass in Co Roscommon clke deceased of the other pt. Reciting Joseph JACKSON for better securing the payment of the sum of 500 pounds Mary GRIFFIN & due to her assigned to Mary GRIFFIN land at the Upper End of New Street & on the West side thereof in Co Dublin formerly held by lease from James & Hugh WESTSIDE & now in tenancy of Thomas BERMINGHAM… and certain Ground Houses holdings & premises on North side of Dolphins Barn Lane in Co Dublin in tenancy of Josiah WILSON….. Witnessed James DOBIE & William HARTBOTH of Lincolns Inn, London Gents. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe Probably. |
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241 |
183 |
157946 |
JOHNSTON |
Longfield Monaghan |
1765 Oct 4 |
Thomas JOHNSTON his will Registry of Deeds abstract of wills 1746 to 1785. No 355 : JOHNSTON, Thomas, Dublin, major of the 56 regt of foot 4 Oct 1765 narrate 2pp 1765. His wife Angel, his son Jno JOHNSTON, his son Henry JOHNSTON, his brother in law, Adam NOBLE Longfield Co. Monaghan esq, his brother in law Jackson WRAY Ballycastle Co. Antrim. and his brother John JOHNSTON of Urcher [Urcher, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh Esq trustees. His niece Elizabeth JOHNSTON, Daughter of his brother Graham JOHNSTON, the children of his sister Charity SHEKELTON, the children of his brother John JOHNSTON. His freehold estate for lives renewable of town and lands of Camilly [either Camly (Ball) or Camly (Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton, in the Barony of Fews Upper,],, Co. Armagh, and Coofoord, Co Meath to hold to Adam NOBLE, Jackson WRAY & John JOHNSTON or survivors upon trusts … in case his son John JOHNSTON should survive until age 24 years & his son Henry JOHNSTON should survive should survive to 23 year permit his wife Angel JOHNSTON … niece Elizabeth JOHNSTON daughter of brother Graham JOHNSTON, children of his sister Charity SHEKLETON and the younger children of his brother John JOHNSTON … his dwelling house at Suffolk St Dublin, Witnesses Thos BENSON, Dublin clerk, Stephen REYNOLDS, Dublin apothecary, John WOLVERSTON gent Dublin Memorial witnessed by John WOLVERSTON, Jno HUNTER clerk to said John WOLVERSTON. 241,183, 157946 JACKSON WRAY (seal) NOTE: John JOHNSTON (1728-1816) of Urcher and also Woodvale. |
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255 |
158500 |
JACKSON, James |
Wicklow |
1766 Jan 24 |
JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 James JACKSON of Spinians Co Wicklow demised to William JACKSON of Baltinglass in sd Co Butcher in his possession … one moiety or half of the lands of Eadstown cont 154 acres 1 rood of land plantation measure then in occupancy of Henry BRYAN & Thomas MURPHY and their undertenants Barony of Talbotstown Co Wicklow. WITNESS incl James JACKSON of Baltinglass. Gent. |
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241 |
245 |
158501 |
JACKSON, William |
Wicklow |
1766 Jan 24 |
William DUNLEKEY & George DUNKLEKEY of Baltinglass Innholders demised to William JACKSON of Baltinglass … parcel of ground beginning at the end of the Haha & ending on the next peer of the sd DUNLEKEYs yard Gate & also land bounded on the east by DUNLECKEYs and on the south by the street of Baltinglass and on the west by the Haha and on the north by DUNLECKYs stables together with a parcel of land called the Barley Field cont 4 acres all in Baltinglass |
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241 |
550 |
160890 |
JACKSON, William |
Lancashire |
1766 Jun 23 |
LIGHTBODY Book Index 1758-1768 Rev. William JACKSON late Minister of St. Johns Dublin was only one of many admns in will of Mary MERCER late of City of Dublin. |
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242 |
6 |
155450 |
Jackson, Michael |
Kings |
1764 Dec 12 |
BTW Lucy STERLING City of Dublin Widow and admon of Marlborough STERLING late of City of Dublin deceased of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. Gent of the other pt. Two houses in Birr otherwise Parsonstown … [see ROD: 228-488-152122 for details] lives incl Royalty and James JACKSON’s eldest son Michael JACKSON … James JACKSON [SEAL]] |
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242 |
8 |
155451 |
Jackson, Michael |
Kings |
1764 Dec 11 |
BTW Edward STERLING of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Birr, [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] Kings Co, of the other. [SEE: ROD: 228-488-152123] … incl life of Michael JACKSON, eldest son of James JACKSON |
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242 |
181 |
156244 |
JACKSON, George & ors |
Tipperary |
1765 Jul 11 |
TOLER Book Index 1758-1768 Catherine TOLLER had demised land to George JACKSON of Tipperary. Robert JACKSON was one of the witnesses |
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242 |
188 |
156283 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1764 Jul 16 |
Richard MOLAND of Middle Temple London Esq. demised to William JACKSON of Mill Street City of Dublin Tanner all of the house or tenement on the east side of Fishers Lane in the Suburbs of Dublin in the possession of Nicholas DUNN together with the yard and Water House built by Mr John BUREAU deceased with all the appurtenances except the houses called Mr CARNEYs Coach House and stable held for Mrs. Jane CARNEY.. bounded on front to Fishers St to West by Kings pavement [more descry] SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe |
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242 |
188 |
157841 |
JACKSON, Jane |
Antrim |
1765 Aug 25 |
BTW John Hamilton JACKSON of Larne, Co. Antrim, chandler and Jane JACKSON alias HOUSTON his wife of the one pt and Mrs. Mary KIRK of the town of Carrickfergus of the other pt. … two lands formerly in possession of William HOUSTON …. More description … |
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242 |
206 |
156354 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & William |
Dublin |
1765 Jul 22 |
HUNT Book Index 1758-1768 Lease btw William VICARS of Co Dublin, chandler, eldest son and heir of Jeremiah VICKERS [aka VICARS] late of Crooked Staff Dublin who was the surviving trustee in last will of Samuel HEATH late of Killmainham Co Dublin Tanner deceased and William JACKSON of Mill Street Co Dublin tanner only son [NOTE: Could this be son-in-law?] of Lydia HEATH deceased widow of Samuel HEATH of the one pt & John HUNT of Chambre St Co Dublin Clothier of the other pt… Ann VICARS widow of Jeremiah VICARS was one of the legatees in the will of Samuel HEATH, Lydia GANNON widow, King MELDUNN of the City of Dublin Crayner and Elizabeth MELDRUM otherwise SANDERSON otherwise JACKSON his wife (which said Lydia GANNON & Elizabeth MELDRUM daughters of the said Lydia HEATH…. Houses in Killmainham 76’3’ in front & 179’ 4” to rere in possession of William JACKSON tanner. Bounding on the south and east on the Kings Highway on the west to the house and garden belonging to the Lord ROSSE formerly in the possession of Samuel HEATH and on the north to the river….. more land bordering on High road leading from Kilmainham to Goden Bridge and north to brook or river called Commoch River leased by Rebecca HONE to Lydia HEATH Lives: Joseph HONE son of Rebecca HONE; Abraham VICARS son of Jeremiah VICARS & King George. SEE: JACKSONs of Pimlicoe NOTE: My best guess is that Rebecca HONE is the widow of Joseph HONE sr & the mother of Joseph HONE (1747-1803) jr, who was the husband of Elizabeth JACKSON daughter of William JACKSON (abt 1690-bef 1772) and Anne HUNT (bef 1717-btw 1787/89). William JACKSON’s sister Joyce JACKSON (abt 1689-?) was the wife of Jeremiah VICARS (?- btw 1755-1765). He may have had a 2nd wife “Anne”. King MELDRUM was a clerk to William EMPSON, City of Dublin, Alderman SEE: ROD: 79-7-54258 where he was a witness to a mtg by Josias JACKSON, Glasseley, Kildare. SEE also: ROD: 257-321-167388 NOTE: In Dublin Marriages, an Elizabeth JACKSON married a Richard SANDERSON in 1726 ML. Perhaps Elizabeth HEATH had been married to a JACKSON? |
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242 |
218 |
156407 |
JACKSON, Jeremiah & ors |
Limerick |
1765 Jul 26 |
BURTON & ors Book Index 1758-1768 BTW Jeremiah JACKSON of Fanningstown Limerick Esq. &Edmond TIERNEY of City of Limick Gent of 1 pt; Christopher Carr DAVIS of City of Limerick Merchant & Robert BURTON of City of Dublin Dry Cooper of other part.. Referencing earlier deed of Jeremiah JACKSON then of Cliffe Co Northampton Great Britain … lands in Limerick SEE: JACKSONs of Duddingham & Limerick. |
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242 |
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156938 |
BIRCH |
Louth |
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TAAFE to BIRCH 1739-1810 (TI Bk 73) Milltown Robert BIRCH lands of Manfieldstown Co Louth the estate of Thomas FORTESCUE Esq of City of Dublin |
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242 |
488 |
157841 |
JACKSON, John Hamilton & wife |
Antrim |
1765 Nov 29 |
KIRK Book Index 1758-1768 John Hamilton JACKSON and his wife Jane JACKSON otherwise HOUSTON of the one part & Mary KIRK of Carrickfergus of the other pt. two tenements and gardens on the south side of Main Street in Newtown, Larne. Barony of Glenarn [more descry] |
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242 |
627 |
180676 |
JACKSON, Philip & William & ors |
Leitrim Longford Monaghan |
1753 Mar 12 |
CARLETON & ors Book Index 1768-1776 BTW Cornelius CARLETON of Rossmore Co. Leitim Gent executor of Edward CARLTON late of Turmond Co. Leitrim of 1st pt. John CARLETON of Tumond Co. Leitrim Esq. on behalf of his sister Elinor CARLTON spinster and Elinore CARLETON of 2nd pt. Phillip JACKSON of Callonge Co. Leitrim Gent on behalf of his son William JACKSON Gent of the 3rd. William JACKSON of the 4th pt. Reciting that a marriage to be solemnized btw William JACKSON & Elinore CARLETON. …marriage portion of £300 one half of the lands of Callough 70a plantation measure with the Windmill and Malthouse and ½ of all other offices belonging to the premese and also the dwelling house except as reserved for Phillip JACKSON to hold to said William JACKSON and his male issue… lands of Callogue and Moneydarragh possessed by Lewis FARRELL Joseph ANDERSON & their partners in Parish Mastrim Barony Ardagh Co. Longford held by Phillip JACKSON from Robert MONTGOMERY of Ancrea Co. Monaghan & Capt. David FAIRFIELD of Revaldron Co. Longford Esq. … and to each of his younger children £100 WITNESS: Elizabeth CARLETON wife of Cornelius CARLETON & Elinor CARLETON then widow now wife of Thomas TALBOT of Co. Leitrim Farmer. William JACKSON [SEAL] Phillip JACKSON [SEAL] |
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155769 |
McCULLAGH |
Londonderry |
1762 Jan 17 & 18 |
McCULLOCH Dorothea Beresford, Henry & Jane to McCULLOCH, CRAWFORD & ors 1758-1768 James McCULLOCK… Henry M’CULLOCK of Ballyaarten [either Ballyartan , Parish of Upper Cumber, Barony Tirkeeran or Ballyartan, Parish Coleraine, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] Co Londonderry Esq of the 4th pt; Dorothea Beresford McCULLOCK daughter of Henry McCULLOCK of 5th pt, James McCULLOCK & James NESBITT of the 6th pt… Jane McCULLOCK eldest daughter of the sd Henry McCULLOCK of the 9th pt… marriage between James McCLINTOCK and said Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH.. 500 pounds sterling.. lands in Co Tyrone. SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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18 |
156029 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork, |
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48 |
158192 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1765 Dec 23 |
STEELE Book Index 1758-1768 Btw John JACKSON a Minor the eldest son and heir of Thomas JACKSON late of City of Dublin Glass Seller deceased by Luke STOCK City of Dublin Hosier his guardian of the 1st pt. Lewis THOMAS of Naas Co Kildare Gent of 2nd pt, Richard STEELE City of Dublin Esq 3rd pt…. Thomas JACKSON being dead & his children all minors… release to STEELE of land lying on the east side of a new street then lately laid out and called Cavendish St Co Dublin, street was to be left open and containing upwards of 73 feet wide… |
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111 |
158743 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1764 Dec 19 |
THOMAS Book Index 1758-1768 1758-1768 NOTE: Wrong Bk number is recorded in the Names Index. The correct book is 243 Deed of Lease and Release btw John JACKSON eldest son & heir at law of Thomas JACKSON late of the City of Dublin, Glass Seller deceased, a minor by Luke STOCK of said City of Dublin, Hosier, his guardian of the 1 pt & Lewis THOMAS of Naas Co. Kildare Gent of the other pt….reciting lease of Hon Lieut General Thomas PEARCE by lease 7 Feb 1731 for considerations demised to Edward Lovet PEARCE then of City of Dublin Esq. All that Dwelling House or Messuage situate on the South Side of Cuff Street in the suburbs of the City of Dublin .. adjoining on the west by a House lately held by Allice STEWART deceased and on the East to another house then in possession of John WAITE to hold by Edward Lovel PEARCE for lives with a clause for renewing and reciting that three full undivided parts of said Dwelling House and premises by Mesne assignment and conveyances became legally vested in said Lewis THOMAS and that he the said Lewis THOMAS by deeds of release 22nd & 23rd June 1756 whereby Lewis THOMAS conveyed in mtg to Thomas JACKSON his heirs and assigns 3 full undivided fourth parts of said dwelling house in Cuff Street … and further reciting …. John JACKSON by his said guardian Luke STOCK released three full undivided fourth parts of said house in Cuff St. to Lewis THOMAS for lives… WITNESS: Arthur THOMAS of City of Dublin Gent & Christopher DAY [DECY?] See Also lease re: Richard JACKSON & Katherine SALE. ROD: 265-383-176738. |
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243 |
406 |
160313 |
BIRCH |
Dublin |
1766 May 16 |
CLEMENTS, Nathanial-BIRCH 1758-1768 Glasnevin, Co Dublin… Robert BIRCH, Esq of Dublin |
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243 |
464 |
160573 |
McCULLAGH |
Cavan |
1765 Nov 26 |
McCULLOGH John to COSBIE 1758-1768 John McCULLAGH of Carrireagh, Parish Enishean, Barony Clontree, Co Cavan SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
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244 |
11 |
156048 |
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Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
ARMSTRONG-GILES Book 45 (1739-1810) Crieve, B. Aughnamullen |
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244 |
56 |
45631 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1765 Apr 24 |
POOLER & son-POOLER Tullamore, B. Armagh 1739-1810 [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], BTW Thomas POOLER and George POOLER his son of Tullymore [probably Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John POOLER of Tullymore in Co. Armagh brother to the said Thomas POOLER of the other pt. … all the lands of Tullymore otherwise Aghelin now in possession of said John POOLER in Parish & Co. Armagh … excepting and reserving out of the said demise unto the said Thomas POOLER and George POOLER … Grand Lease made by his Grace the Lord Primate to aid Thomas POOLER … term of 14 years … John PALMER [sic?] … rent £19:12 … WITNESS: William OAKMAN & Henry OAKMAN both of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], and Co. Armagh Linen Draper. Memorial WITNESS: William OAKMAN & John SCOTT of Armagh in Co. Armagh Gent. John POOLER [SEAL] |
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174 |
157206 |
COULTER |
Louth |
From PRONI T662/30 Dungooly, Cavananore, NOTE: See also Louth Archives deed of 1737 and 1812 Jan 3 NAMES: Rev. Patrick SIMSON aka SIMPSON aka SYMPSON of Mount Pleasant, Co. Louth; John COULTER & Andrew COULTER of Cavananore; John COULTER; Grizel SIMSON; Joseph COULTER; John McNEAL of Foughart; Henry MacNeil KENNEDY; George KENNEDY; Samuel BRADFORD; John BRADFORD of Cavananore; William GREEN; P. Simson KENNEDY. OTHER PLACES: Dungooley. |
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220 |
157560 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
WRIGHT-FISHER Book 45 (1739-1810) Corduflles
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244 |
56 |
45631 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1765 Apr 24 |
POOLER & son-POOLER Tullamore, B. Armagh 1739-1810 [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], BTW Thomas POOLER and George POOLER his son of Tullymore Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John POOLER of Tullymore in Co. Armagh brother to the said Thomas POOLER of the other pt. … all the lands of Tullymore otherwise Aghelin now in possession of said John POOLER in Parish & Co. Armagh … excepting and reserving out of the said demise unto the said Thomas POOLER and George POOLER … Grand Lease made by his Grace the Lord Primate to aid Thomas POOLER … term of 14 years … John PALMER [sic?] … rent £19:12 … WITNESS: William OAKMAN & Henry OAKMAN both of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], and Co. Armagh Linen Draper. Memorial WITNESS: William OAKMAN & John SCOTT of Armagh in Co. Armagh Gent. John POOLER [SEAL] |
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422 |
158586 |
SALE, John |
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1758-1768 |
Names Index Wrong book – in Bk 244 the Mem #s go from 168556 to 158602 and are on pg 434 (and it may be for SALKELD not SALE. |
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73 |
157429 |
OLIVER, George |
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1758-1768 |
OLIVER, George - TOYE |
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364 |
162156 |
JACKSON, Peter wife & ors |
Dublin |
1766 Sep 29 |
STEWART Book Index 1758-1768 Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Formerly Hacklemaker, now Blacksmith of 1 pt; Ann STEWART of City of Dublin widow of the other pt. Peter JACKSON had house on East side of Capel Street #16 for mtg of 100 pounds pd by Ann STEWART. NOTE: Peter JACKSON was husband of Johanna VINCENT. JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill. |
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500 |
162773 |
JACKSON, William |
Cork |
1762 Oct 15 |
BEARE Book Index 1758-1768 Image 271 … Rev William JACKSON of Lotaghin in North Liberties of City of Cork of 3rd pt. |
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246 |
83 |
157372 |
PUREFOY, William |
Cork Tipperary |
1764 Jun 14 |
DAWSON BTW William PUREFOY of City of Cork Esq of 1 pt & Moses DAWSON of Greenfield, Co. Tipperary Gent of other pt. Reciting that William PUREFOY set to Moses DAWSON lands of Ballysheda then in possession of Moses DAWSON 165a in Barony Killnemanaghan Co. Tipperary for lives of Vere HUNT & Henry HUNT sons of Henry HUNT of Logacurragh Queens Co. Esq. & Elizabeth DAVIS niece of Moses DAWSON … WITNESS: Richard SADLIER of Goldengarden Co. Tipperary Gent Thomas BUSHELL of Aughnacarty Co. Tipperary Miller & John CLARKE of City of Cashell Co. Tipperary Shopkeeper. SEE: Purefoy Family Tree. |
246 |
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282 |
157959 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin |
GORGES & ors Book Index 1758-1768 NAMES: Richard GORGES; Elizabeth FIELDING [Daughter of John FIELDING, Governor of Jamaica]; Hamilton GORGES [probably Hamilton GORGES (1712-1786), son of Richard GORGES and Nicola Sophia HAMILTON); Right Honorable William Lord Baron of Howth aka William St. LAWRENCE [Right Honorable William Lord Baron of Howth aka William St. LAWRENCE (1688-1748). He married Lucy GORGES, daughter of Lt-Gen Richard GORGES (1662-1728) and Nichola Sophia HAMILTON.]; Thomas JACKSON [probably Thomas JACKSON (1680-1750), son of William JACKSON of Coleraine and Susan BERESFORD.] ; Gorges Edward HOWARD [aka Gorges Edmund HOWARD (1715-1786)]; John SMITH; George LOWTHER of Kilbrew, Co. Meath. NOTE: I have not followed up on the huge number of townland names included: Ballygalley Moyaner Hornascowtra, Knocknagallynagh, Carrickstubla, Largnegrillagh, Hurnaseightragh, Ederown Drumshansee, Cochlenagheneene Almuskvane and otherwise Lisemusker otherwise Altamuskim Gortnafiloge Manemaloge otherwise Altneight. Leighee, Alteloghfim otherwise Minenanta, Esher, otherwise Aytonesuggard Surgamae otherwise Mullaghmassagh otherwise Meandough otherwise Boylebrach Syanoth Altnagullan Hallagherim, Aullacedone Corkerkascagh Corkascagh Ballymacleroy, Shanconagh otherwise Shanleney Melich otherwise Mulix Cavansturt Cavanmelich Trostem otherwise Mymesheagh Mullaghmore, Liscaforge, Aghteene Skeaghboy, Tatealtnager otherwise Tatealtnigor Cumsmackenally Cavansturke Cansturlme, Konckaneshamagh Tatebusher Coyener, Downmoyner Aghteedonelligan Tyrenesky otherwise Tyrnashey, Saneveagh otherwise Shanvellagh, Gallanagh, Corbatton Lisgonnell Knockeeroghery, Knocknigurcom, Knockamy otherwise Knocknamy otherwise Knockenny otherwise Knockacumy and Tynouragh, Killmorgan Hindrom, Harres, Twoforemassee Lurganboy Mantry, Artmulloghy, Creevenagh, Killenery and Tyllavannan. Upper Cloghfinn Lower Cloghfinn, Ballykeel Aghenagar otherwise Aghmagore and Eshermore all of which said last mentioned Town and lands and appurtenances are situated in County Tyrone SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
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159746 |
BRADFORD |
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LOUGH to BRADFORD Crevagh (TI Bk 45) |
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162765 |
PIPPARD |
Limerick |
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PEPPARD, Walter. Cappagh. Limerick Indented lease. All right and title to Kiltenane otherwise Kiltenane Dowdall nickred |
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OLIVER, John |
Armagh |
JOHNSTON-OLIVER Tullymore NAMES: Joseph JOHNSTON of Armagh; John OLIVER of Tullymore Archbishop Richard ROBINSON; James ELLIOT; Robert McALL or McCANN. NOTE: This ties the JOHNSTONs to Tullymore, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh. This deed was at PRONI. I do not have an ROD# for it. SEE: JACKSONs of Urker |
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55 |
158400 |
JOHNSTON, John |
Londonderry |
1766 Jan 14 |
John JOHNSTON his will John JOHNSTON, late of Castle Dawson [Parish Castledawson, Barony Loughinsholin] bequeathed to his two sons, Duncan JOHNSTON and John JOHNSTON the will tenement in the town of Castle Dawson with the land thereunto belonging together with all the working tools, instruments and Utensils of his trade as long as they both shall remain single or as long as they can in concord continue together in joint trade. And if at any time his said sons shall change their purpose of life or any difference or animosity shall arise between them that his elder son Duncan shall in such case give to his son John JOHNSTON 30 pounds sterling in consid of his half of said tenement etc and bequeath to his daughter Jane JOHNSTON the sum of 20 pounds and a chest of drawers to be paid her on her marriage provided she marries agreeable to his executors but if otherwise a British shilling and no more to be paid her by his sons. Thirdly he did give and bequeath to his daughters Sarah HAMERSLY and Margaret McNEIL a British shilling each fourthly he did bequeath to his grand-daughter Mary McNEIL a heifer or the value therof and a chest of drawers. Fifthly he did give and bequeath a comfortable maintenance to his dearly beloved wife Mary JOHNSTON from his said sons as long as she and they can comfortably live together and if she choose to live separate from them that she shall have the kitchen end of the Mill House to be properly repaired for her during her life together with her bedding and furniture and three pounds support as long as she lives separate. Sixthly, the remainder of the estate divided between his sons as long as the worked and lived in concord… Son Duncan JOHNSTON & Samuel LAND of Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry appointed executors. WITNESS: Matthew WEBB Mason & Robert JOHNSTON, Clothier both of CastleDawson [Parish Castledawson, Barony Loughinsholin]. & Ezekial RICHARDSON of Magherfeld [Parish Magherafelt] yeoman. NOTE: Grand-daughter Mary McNEIL may be related to JACKSONs of Tobermore. |
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56 |
158401 |
JOHNSTON, James |
Londonderry |
1766 Jan 14 |
JOHNSTON-DUNCAN James JOHNSTON of Magherafeld [Parish Magherafelt], Co. Londonderry, Gent demised to David DUNCAN of Killyfaddy, Londonderry, farmer, demised land of Killyfaddy now in possession of David DUNCAN and his widowed mother Sarah DUNCAN. For 27 years for 60 acres WITNESSES: Ezekial RICHARDSON; Thomas NAUTON both of Magherafelt; & John HAMILTON of Listnamora, Co. Londonderry, yeoman & John McNEIL of Magherafeld farmer. |
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75 |
158608 |
OLIVER, David |
Monaghan Armagh |
OLIVER, David - McCLELLAN 1758-1786 Ballyrea, Laragh, Corncarrow NAMES: David Oliver of Ballyrea [Ballyrea, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Thomas McCLELLAN of Marlecow [Marlacoo Beg and/or Marlacoo More, Parish Mullaghbrack (ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] Parish of Mullaghbrach, Co. Armagh, Owen McMAHON of Livingstones March, William OLIVER & Joseph OLIVER (twin sons of David), Galbraith LOWRY CORRY, Michael DUFFY, Robert HAMILTON of Dublin, Patrick MULLIGAN. TOWNLANDS: Marlecow, Cornacarrow, Parish of Aughnamullen, Co. Monaghan. NOTES: 1766 Jan 20 David OLIVER of Ballyrea, parish & County of Armagh, farmer and Thomas McCLENAN (sic?) of Marlion (?) in the parish of Mullaghbrach, Co. Armagh - land leased to Thomas McCLELLAN all that part of Corncarrow [possibly Cornacrew, Parish Mullaghbrack (ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] from Owen McMAHON of Livingstones March to Loughegish and the River through the midst of the Red Bog lying between the two hills the mearing of the same to run from head to foot of the red bog together with [?] Moyity of the Rocks or Mountain part containing about 22 acres ... during the natural lives of the said David OLIVER the [?] Wm OLIVER and Joseph OLIVER sons to the said David OLIVER ages about 12 months and twins & to the survivors of them or for the term of 31 years rent of 8 shillings by virtue of a lease by Galbraith Lowry CORRY Esq. Witness Michael DUFFY & Robert HAMILTON of the City of Dublin, Gent & also witnessed by Patrick MULLIGAN of Marlion [?] in the County of Armagh, weaver. |
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160556 |
JACKSON, Peter wife & ors |
Dublin |
1766 Jun 4 |
JACKSON-EVANS Book Index 1758-1768 Deed whereby Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin smith demised to William EVANS of City of Dublin, perukemaker dwelling house on the east side of Capel Street lately held by Christopher COLEMAN… and also demised the rere ground at the back of said house in Stable lane then held by Thomas SHERWOOD, plumber who had about 6 years before expiration at which time JACKSON expected to come into possession.. WITNESS: Phill GILLARD of City of Dublin, carpenter. And John Peter BOTHONG of City of Dublin, ale draper; William FITZGERALD City of Dublin Gent; NOTE: Peter JACKSON was a hackle maker before he was a blacksmith. He was married to Joann VINCENT. The property had originated with her mother, Mary VINCENT. JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill. |
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594 |
161056 |
ORR BURCH |
Down |
1766 Jan 29 |
ORR-BURCH Marriage Settlement Lisnafee, Charles ORR sr. & Charles ORR jr of Lisnafifee, co Down of the 1st pt; John BURCH sr. of the Grove, Co. Down and his daughter Sarah of the 2nd p. WITNESSES: John BURCH jr. of the Grove., Co. Down & Rev. James BURCH of Dromaragh; William CROZIER of Dublin, Gent. NOTE: This would be Rev. James BIRCH of Dromara, Co. Down. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down |
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80 |
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159401 |
BAGENAL |
Wicklow Carlow Dublin |
1762 Jul 3 |
Between James CARROLL of Bellanure in County Wicklow Esq. the first part James CARROLL Esq. son and heir apparent of said James CARROLL of the second part Beauchamp BAGENAL of Dunleskiny Co. Carlow Esq and Eleanor BAGENAL spinster sister of said Beauchamp and one of the daughters of Walter BAGENAL of Bagenal in County Carlow Esq. of the third part and said Beauchamp and Andrew MALIE of the city of Dublin gent of the 4th part reciting and witnessing that said Eleanor in consideration the settlement agreed to be made by said James CARROLL of Ballenure … James CARROLL the younger her intended husband… transfer of £1,333.6.8 … WITNESS: Francis HARVEY of City of Dublin Esq. & John McNAMARRA of City of Dublin Gent |
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