NOTE: I have developed this family tree for the OLIVERs of Mullinture based on deeds and other sources and have then appended the pertinent deeds. Thanks to huge gaps in the records that I have to date, this particular page is more likely than many to be rife with errors. I am sharing what I have so farin the hopes that it can act as an aide to puzzling out more. It is exceedingly important that the assumptions in this page do not blind us to other and possibly truer options. I have flagged items that I want to show up in my “to do” list in red.

·        In 1703, a William, Mary & Jane OLIVER were already living at Mullintur [1] , in the Parish of Eglish (there are two townlands named Mullintur but the other one is unlikely). No mention is made of how they might be related to each other. They may have been siblings, or related in marriage or cousins – all bets are on the table at this point.

·        Mary OLIVER married James DOBBIN in 1711 (see beneath) The fact that a Mary OLIVER of this line (see beneath) married a DOBBIN is significant because the OLIVER-DOBBIN link is also corroborated in the earlier histories relating to the OLIVERs of Killinure (my family line). NOTE: I believe that somewhere I have a reference to an even earlier DOBBIN-OLIVER marriage – mid 1600s. Need to find.

·        There is no mention of a Jane OLIVER in marriage records (so far) although in 1710 a Jane McCULLAGH married a John McCULLAGH. Given other errors in the 1^st Presbyterian Armagh Register (it is a typescript record copied from the original register), it is not to be ruled out that this Jane McCULLAGH was in fact an OLIVER – although this is too feeble a hunch to base anything on at this time.

·        There is also a George McCULLAGH who married a Margaret OLIVER in 1750 – which given how often cousins married cousins may be significant even though it is a generation later. Since a significant branch of the McCULLAGHs lived near Newtownhamilton, the family of Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton may be involved.

·        NOTE: A copy of the dissertation by a William OLIVER (1659-1716) [2] is held in the collection of the Armagh Robinson Library. Why would they have a copy? He allegedly came from an OLIVER family in Cornwall and died unmarried – so I do wonder what the connection with Armagh might be.

·        Michael DOBBIN (Email Jan 24, 2005) mentions that William, the brother of Mary, was a was a prominent member of society …. possibly an author. This may be one of those bits that got muddled in generations of family stories. That there was an author in the OLIVER family is entirely possible. That he was the brother of Mary of Mullintur, not necessarily. The occupation of farmer or linen draper is a better fit.

·        St. Marks burials have a record of an Elinor OLIVER of Mullintarr who was buried May 10, 1753. I suspect a relation.

 

  1.  William OLIVER.

Born: Before 1703 – likely before 1680 Considerable detective work has been done here and more is needed, although the required records may elude us.

·         NOTE: page 11 of Irish Ancestry of Henry (William) OLIVER mentions a William OLIVER born about 1670 possibly at SherranmcAghully (AKA Farmacaffley), Parish of Eglish, Co. Armagh or Tattykeel, Parish of Kildrss, Co. Tyrone and hypothesises that he was a son of Andrew OLIVER of Tattykeel and therefore the brother of an Eliza OLIVER who married John VANCE (page 10). The author suggests that he probably died before 1740. This conjecture was based on the fact that he was not listed among the Protestant Householders at that time. The difficulty with this is that these records have only survived for 6 parishes in Armagh.

·         Some of Irish Ancestry of Henry (William) OLIVER is based on the document called Account of William OLIVER and his descendants written in 1903 by an unnamed elderly relative. I have yet to source this document, although I have written to the descendants of the man who commissioned the Irish Ancestry to ask for it.

·         In 1709 & 1710 & 1712 in the 1^st Armagh Presbyterian Registry, several births of children to Andrew, William & Stephen OLIVER are noted – this cluster of names fits with the names of three brothers mentioned in Irish Ancestry of Henry (William) Oliver a generation earlier – The Andrew who was the father of this William as also a brother to a Stephen and a William. Also, I suspect that the Presbyterian Church is a close fit with Huguenot descendants and OLIVERs who were farmers and in the linen industry than the Church of Ireland might have been.

·         Interestingly, a RootsWeb tree of the SPEER family has this William OLIVER born in Latakeel, near Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, Ulster. The source they used was: Irish Pedigree. John O’Hart.  Not all the facts in this tree ring true. For example, Elizabeth VANCE née OLIVER is alleged to have been born in 1700 and to have died in 1800. Without documentation to validate them, deaths at age 100 are usually suspect.

·         NOTE: The Armagh Hearth Rolls of 1663 show Stephen & William OLIVER at Ballyduffe And Andrew OLIVER at SherranmcAghully. None of these townland names are current, but SherranmcAghully is now known as Farmacaffley, Parish of Lisnadill  and Ballyduffe is known as Ballydoo, Parish of Eglish (thanks to Kay Muhr, a senior fellow researcher with the Northern Ireland Place-Name Project at Queens University. Ballydoo is in the southern part of the Parish of Eglish – a few small townlands south of Mullinture.

Died: 1726 is my best hunch. SOURCE: A will was probated in 1726 for a William OLIVER of Mullinture.

Married: I have no record of his wife’s name.

..-2 William OLIVER. An OLIVER-HOLMES 1807 Jan 20 DEED 580-365-398643 refers to an earlier deed of 1761 where lands of Tullysaren were granted to William OLIVER of Mullintur. NOTE: Tullysaren is on the eastern border of the townland of Mullinture. In another deed (1771 Sept 17, Deed 287-474-187934), a William OLIVER of Mullintur is mentioned in connection with selling the lease for Tyrearly – a townland in the Parish of Lisnadill and north of Killinure – just one townland is between them.

Born

Died: Probably in 1779. Occupation - Linen draper.

·        SOURCE: Will probate Also, he had a will written Oct 19, 1776 before his death which mentions a nephew Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh (this nephew is possibly the son of his brother John OLIVER of Tullymore – either that or else there are brothers whose names I do not know) SOURCE: 1807 Jan 20 DEED: 580-365-398643

Married: Bachelor

·        SOURCE: 1785 Aug 10 Deed 375-10-247623. The lands of Tullysaren are also mentioned here. Also, two brothers: Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER of Tullymore, Co. Armagh, Gent. A Revd Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh is also mentioned in this deed. He may be the son of John OLIVER, the nephew mentioned in

·        SOURCE: 1807 Jan 20 DEED: 580-365-398643

 

..-2   Mary OLIVER She married and had three known children. She and her husband lived at Tirnascobe, Parish of Armagh. Subsequent generations may have become Church of Ireland as there is a record at St. Marks of a Mary Jane DOBBIN born in 1820 at Ternascobe to parents William & Eliza DOBBIN. (NOTE variant spelling of the townland depending on the source: Tirnascobe & Ternascobe.)

Born:

Died:

Married: December 6, 1711. James DOBBIN.

·        SOURCE: 1^st Presbyterian Armagh. He was from Tirnascobe and Rathdrumgran.

·        SOURCE: Email Feb 8, 2006 from Lori CHECHI.

….-3 Unnamed son who died in infancy

….-3 William DOBBIN

·        SOURCE: Email Feb 8, 2006 from Lori CHECHI.

Born: Baptized Sept 12, 1711. Died

Married: Possibly Eliza.

…-3 James DOBBIN He became the 1^st Presbyterian Minister at Newtownards, Co. Down

·        SOURCE: Email Feb 8, 2006 from Lori CHECHI.

Born: Baptized Feb 16, 1714

Died:

Married:

..-2   John OLIVER Tullymore has a dam and millrace that would have been suitable for aspects of linen production.

NOTE: See PRONI D/288/41 Deed of 1766 JOHNSTON-OLIVER John OLIVER Parish & Co of Armagh… Linen Draper. He was also resident at Tullycarrent, Co. Armagh (although I can find no record of a townland so named – I suspect a transcription error and that Tullysaren is more likely.). SOURCE: Dec 1, 1803 Deed 563-124-374649

SOURCE: 1785 Aug 10 Deed 375-10-247623 in 1785. Two brothers of William OLIVER (d. 1779) are mentioned: Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER of Tullymore, Co. Armagh, Gent.

Born:

Died: Likely 1772. SOURCE: The will of a John OLIVER of Tullymore was probated in Armagh in 1772.

Married:

….-3 Rebecca OLIVER Look at Deeds Registry for HOLMES-OLIVER.

·        SOURCE: 1807 Jan 20 Deed 580-365-398643 referring to a deed from 1761 November 4 to William OLIVER of Mullintur for the lifetimes of two of John OLIVER of Tullymore’s children: Rebecca age 15 (therefore b. 1746)

 

Born: 1746

Died: 1813 at Blackwatertown, Co, Armagh. NOTE: This is a hunch based on Index of wills.

Married: 1774 Married James HOLMES. SOURCE: Armagh Marriage Bonds from Index read at Pearce Library (Need to check the actual title of the source). SOURCE:  Jan 20, 1807 Deed 580-365-398643– they are both mentioned as husband and wife in a deed relating to John OLIVER of Tullysarren. They were described as being of Blackwater, Co. Armagh. NOTE: He may have been related to Robert HOLMES of Blackwatertown who married Margaret MOORE of Knappagh Nov 5, 1801 at 1^st Presbyterian, Armagh.

….-3 Andrew OLIVER He is possibly the Rev. Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh. There was a Rev. Andrew OLIVER in the poll books in Enniskillen in 1788. This one is likely the clerk Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen who had a will probated in Fermanagh in 1793.

·        SOURCE: 1807 Jan 20 Deed 580-365-398643 referring to a deed from 1761 November 4 to William OLIVER of Mullintur for the lifetimes of two of John OLIVER of Tullymore’s children: Rebecca age 15 (therefore b. 1746) & Andrew age 13 (therefore b. 1748)

Born: 1748

Died:

Married:

….-3  John OLIVER  This is a hunch. DEED: 563-124-374649 refers to the father of John OLIVER of Tullymore as being John OLIVER of Tullycarrent - except that I can find no record of such a townland. I am wondering if it might be an alternative name for Tullysaren (near Mullintur)

·        SOURCE: June 25, 1800 DEED: 523-426-346117 WELSH-OLIVER. This deed refers to his father as being John OLIVER of Tullysarren (likely his father) and WHITESIDE.

Born: probably Tullymore.

Died: Possibly 1806, Feb 9, a John OLIVER of Tullymore Sturgeon was interred at St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Church of Ireland).

Married: Bef. 1803 Catherine WHITESIDE SOURCE: DEED: 563-124-374649 Dec 1, 1803

….-3  William OLIVER  This is only a possible placement based on a mention as a nephew of William OLIVER alongside the reference to John OLIVER (a possible brother) in 1807 Jan 20 Deed 580-365-398643

Born:

Married:

Died:

….-3 Anne OLIVER. NOTE: TO DO Check this out – I have mislaid the references.

Born:

Died:

Married:

..-2   Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh. He married Elinor DAWSON. His connection to the OLIVERs of Tullysarren needs exploring here as well. It seems that the OLIVERs of Mullinture are the same ones as the OLIVERs of Tullysarren. This would not be surprising as the two townlands are right beside each other.

·        SOURCE: DEED: 324-274-214815 Sept 7 1777 & Feb 9 1778 “Andrew OLIVER and his wife Elinor both of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh” conveyed lands in Enagh, Co. Monaghan to Thomas VERNER

SOURCE: D2538/G/50. 1781 Jan 1 Copy release from William Ashton, Gentleman, and Elizabeth Ashton, his wife, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan, Andrew Oliver, Gent., and Elinor Oliver [formerly Dawson], his wife, Newtownhamilton, Co. Tyrone and Susanna Dawson, of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan to Thomas Verner, of Church Hill, Co. Armagh, of Enagh, Co. Monaghan. Consideration £1591. 3s. 5d.

·        SOURCE: June 10 1782 Deed 345-89-232259 between Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton & William OLIVER of Tullysarren. There is mention of children of Andrew & Elinor OLIVER (no names are given).

·        SOURCE: 1792 Nov 6 DEED 467-472-301564 mentions an Andrew OLIVER of Tullysarren.

·         SOURCE: Belfast Newsletter mentions a marriage of Alicia OLIVER Sept 19, 1821 of Tullysarn House (Tullysarren, likely) to Jack LYONS. I don’t know where she fits, but since there is a Tullsarren connection in this family, she may be a descendant.

·        SOURCE:  1^st Armagh Presbyterian has records of an Andrew OLIVER having children: John (1708), Mary (1709), Jane (1709) Agnes (1711), Martha (1712), and James (1715). This is a likely cluster of births – whether they are his or not is a moot point. Since his sister Mary OLIVER (DOBBIN) married in 1711, the time frame looks good.

·        SOURCE: 1785 Aug 10 DEED: 375-10-247623 in 1785. Two brothers of William OLIVER (d. 1779) are mentioned: Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton (a distiller), Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER of Tullymore, Co. Armagh, Gent.

Born:

Died:

Married: Elinor before 1777 SOURCE: Sept 8 1777 Deed 324-274-214815.

 

Deeds Associated with Mullintur:

 

1771 Sept 17 DEED: 287-474-187934 KANE-OLIVER

A memorial of an indenture of mortgage bearing date the twenty fifth day of June one thousand seven hundred seventy one made between John KANE [3] of Tyrearly [4] in the County of Armagh Farmer of the one part and William OLIVER [5] of Mullinture [6] in the said County Farmer of the other part.. Recites that whereas The Right Honourable James Earl of Charlemount [7] did by lease bearing date the first day of January one thousand seven hundred and sixty six  Demised unto the said John KANE his heirs and  assigns all that part and parcel of the Town and Lands of Tyrearly containing forty nine acres three roods and eleven perches English statute measure situate in the Manor of Charlemount and County of Armagh to hold unto the said John KANE his heirs and assigns from the first day of November then last past for and during the natural life and lives of John KANE and Alexander KANE [8] second son of John KANE and George COCHRAN [9] son of William COCHRAN [10] Younger and the survivor of them at the yearly rent of thirty one pounds  two shillings and eight pence halfpenny which deed witnessed that the said John KANE in consideration of the sum of thirty six pounds one shilling did grant sell release and confirm to the said William OLIVER his heirs and assigns for and during the lives  in said recited lease mentioned all the said Lands and Premes in said recited lease contained with all the Estate right of title of him & said John KANE to the said Premes to have and to hold all and singular the said recited land and premes unto the said Wm OLIVER his heirs and assigns for and during the natural lives of  the said John KANE Alexander KANE and George COCHRAN provided that if the said John KANE shall pay to the said Wm OLIVER the said sum of thirty six pounds  one shilling with [?] Interest for the same on the first day of July then next following then the said indenture to be void. Which said indenture is witnessed by Joseph OLIVER [11] of the County of Armagh, Linen Merchant John MOSSON [12] of the Town and County of Armagh Gent and George McCULLAGH [13] of said County Linen Merchant and this memorial is witnessed by the said Joseph OLIVER and the William OLIVER [SEAL] . Signed and sealed by the above named William OLIVER  in the presence of Joseph OLIVER  and John MOSSON. The above named John MOSSON maketh oath that he saw the above named John KANE  duly execute the indenture of mortgage whereof the above is a memorial and also saw the above named William OLIVER  sign seal this memorial  and that he this Dept is a subscribed  witness to said indenture  and Memorial and that  the name John MOSSON subscribed as a witness to said Indentured Memorial  is this Dept’s name  and in his own proper handwriting  John MOSSON. Sworn before me at a General Assizes held at Armagh for the County Armagh  this 17^th day of September 1771. Will SCOTT [14]

 

1777 Sept 8 DEED: 324-274-214815 OLIVER, Andrew - VERNER

NOTES: 1778 Feb 9 re: 1777 Sept 7 Article of agreement between Andrew OLIVER [15] and his wife Elinor OLIVER [16] both of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh & Thomas VERNER [17] of Churchill, Co. Armagh “Whereby it is mentioned that the said Andrew and Elinor his wife for the consideration therein mentioned agreed they would on or before the first December then next make out a good and legal title free from all encumbrances to one undivided third part of the Tate Town and lands of Enogh otherwise Enagh [18] in the County of Monaghan with the Appurts and would Grant and convey the same to the said Thomas VERNER .... witness Edmond MADDEN [19] of Lismaclin [20] , Co. Tyrone Clerk & John BRYAN [21] of the City of Dublin yeoman & John RICHARDSON [22] of Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone, Surveyor.

 

1782 June 10 DEED: 345-89-232259  OLIVER, Andrew - OLIVER, William

NOTES:  Deed between Andrew OLIVER [23] of Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh, distiller of the one part & William OLIVER [24] of Tullysarren, Co. Armagh Gent of he other part. Andrew OLIVER has a lease from the Rev. & Dr. Hugh HAMILTON [25] , Dean of Armagh of land in the town of Newtownhamilton for 5 shillings pd by Wm. OLIVER he[?] assigns the annuity or yearly sum of £30. Mention of trust for Andrew, wife Elinor [26] & mention of children (unnamed)

 

1785 Aug 10 DEED: 375-10-247623. OLIVER, Andrew Rev - OLIVER, John

A Memorial of a deed of Mortgage by lease & release bearing date [?] the 28^th and 29^th days of July in the year 1785 between the Rev. Andrew OLIVER [27] of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh Clerk, Andrew OLIVER [28] of Newtownhamilton in Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER [29] of Tullymore [30] in said Co. of Armagh Gent of the one part and James OLIVER [31] of Augsebragh [32] in the said Co. of Armagh Gent of the other part. Wherin is recited that Wm OLIVER [33] of Mullintur [34] in said County of Armagh being seized in the townland of Tullysarren [35] in the said County of Armagh devised the same to Rev OLIVER & Wm OLIVER share and share alike and also that said William OLIVER [36] died a bachelor intestate whereby his share in said lands descended to his two brothers the said Andrew OLIVER [37] & John OLIVER [38] and said release witnessed that the said Revd  Andrew OLIVER [39] , Andrew OLIVER and John OLIVER in consideration of the sum of £100.11s.1 ½ to them in hand paid by the said James OLIVER did grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said James OLIVER his heirs and assigns all that and those the Town and Lands of Tullysarren formerly in the possession of Samuel KNIPE [40] deceased situate lying and being in the Manor of Charlemount and County of Armagh all the estate right to the interest claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Rev. Andrew OLIVER, Andrew OLIVER & John OLIVER of in to or out of the said premes share and to hold all the said released premes unto the said James OLIVER his heirs & assigns for ever subject to redemption or payment of the said sum of £122.11.1 ½ with legal interest on the 1^st day of Sept next coming with said deed of mortgage & this memorial was witnessed by John MOSSON [41] of Armagh in the Co. of Armagh, Gent & Henry HUTCHISON [42] of the same Innkeeper. James OLIVER [SEAL] etc sworn 2 Aug 1785.

 

1792 Nov 6 Deed: 467-472-301564 OLIVER, Andrew - MANN1786-1793

NOTES: Andrew OLIVER [43] of Tullysarren, Co. Armagh farmer of the one part & [Joseph?] MANN [44] of Moy in Co. Tyrone Merchant of the other part. Andrew OLIVER by deed of mortgage 20 Oct 1792 for £20 to Charles MAN, 96 acres in townland of Tullysaren (seems to be a loan to Andrew OLIVER secured by the land).

 

1785 Oct 26 DEED: 374-237-248874 OLIVER, Andrew - MCMATH 1777-1785

NOTES: Between Andrew OLIVER [45] & Elinor [46] his wife of Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh of the one part & Andrew McMATH [47] of Aughadreena [48] , Co. Monaghan of the other part ... Andrew OLIVER with consent of wife Elinor & the sum of £300 made over to Andrew McMATH “all that range of buildings in Newtownhamilton aforesaid containing in front 76’ and by the New Inn extending in front 42’ together with the two Stables and Coach Houses and 3 roods of land and turf bog lying west of the road from Armagh to Dundalk with the Malt Kiln Distillery and apps thereon. Also that part of Francis McCAMMON [49] s Kitchen garden lying south of the wall inclosing the back yard of sd Inn together with that part of Tullyvallen then in possession of John MURPHY [50] containing and exclusive of the Law [bed?] River 5 acres 1 rood & [etc] ... Witness: John STEELE [51] , City of Dublin Attorney. James NIBLOCK [52] of Castleblayney, Co, Monaghan Innkeeper.

 

1800 May 5 DEED: 523-426-346117 Robert WELSH – John OLIVER
Meml of an article of agreement  Bearing Date  the 5^th day  of May 1800 & made between  Rob^t WELSH [53] of Tullymore [54] Parish & Co of Armagh Miller of the one part and John OLIVER [55] of S^d Townland Parish & Co.  Farmer of the other part. Whereby the S^d Rob^t WELSH for the Considn in the S^d article Named did Demise Grant & to  / / /  let unto the John OLIVER all that Mill & farm in Tullymore  ...rent of [ponds]36  15 shillings sterling... witness by Tobias MAGUIRE [56] of Drumc??ow [57] , parish of Clonfealle, Co of Armagh. John OLIVER [58] of Tullysarren [59] , Parish & Co of Armagh & witnessed by Tobias MAGUIRE of & the Revd James WHITESIDE [60] of Drumflugh, Parish of Clonfeagle, Co. of Tyrone....

 

1803 December 1 DEED: 563-124-374649 John OLIVER to Catherine WHITESIDE

Deed of Marriage Settlement made this first day of decd in the year of our Lord 1803 Between John OLIVER [61] of Tullymore in the County of Armagh  Gent of the one part Catherine OLIVER [62] otherwise WHITESIDE wife of the said John OLIVER of the Second part of the Rev Jas WHITESIDE [63] of Drumflugh in the County of Tyrone of the third part. Whereby after rectg that a marriage had been some time ago been solemnized between the said John and Catherine and that the Sd John had not then made any provision or served any jointure for his wife in lease she Should Survive him the Sd Indentr Witnessed that the said John OLIVER ford? In Condn of the sum of ₤100 portion of the Sd Catherine to him in hand  ???? the receipt wherof is thereby acknowledged Did Grant ??? sell  Assign Transfer and set over unto the Sd. Jas WHITESIDE his Execs Admons and Assigns all that and those that part of the town and lands of Tullymore in the County of Armagh Aforesd Containg by Estimation of 5 acres one rood & 25 perches be the same more or less  as held by the Sd John OLIVER under a lease from Joshua McGEOGH [64] of Drumshill in the County of Armagh.  Etc etc

Deed is witnessed by John OLIVER [65] of Tullycarrent [66] in the County of Armagh father and Jas WHITESIDE [67] jr of Drumflugh in the Co of Tyrone Gent. [more not transcribed]

 

1807 Jan 20 DEED: 580-365-398643 OLIVER-HOLMES must order complete deed

John OLIVER to James HOLMES (hard to read) Between John OLIVER [68] of Tullysarren [69] County Armagh Farmer of the first part. Rebecca HOLMES [70] & James HOLMES [71] both of Blackwatertown [72] Co. Armagh of the other ... Whereas Right Honourable James Lord of Charlemount [73] by [?] of lease bearing date of 4^th day of November 1761 [74] ... granted to William OLIVER [75] of Mullintur Co. Armagh Gent ... town and lands of Tullysarren formerly in possession of Samuel KNIPE [76] 96 acres 1 rood English statute measure ... to William OLIVER the lessee.Refers to earlier lease 4 Nov 1761 grant to William OLIVER of Mullintur, Co. Armagh Gent all lands of Tullysarren 96 A 1R in Charlemount, Co. Armagh for life and lives of Andrew OLIVER age 13 or thereabouts and Rebecca OLIVER age 15 years, eldest son & daughter of John OLIVER of Tullymore. William OLIVER is long since dead but before his death .... on 19 day of October 1776 his last will and testament ... left to his nephew William OLIVER [77] of Tullamore  & nephew Andrew OLIVER [78] of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh land in equal proportion of town and lands of Tullysarren and townlands of Tullysarren in possession of  & the same Andrew OLIVER, William OLIVER shortly after the death of William OLIVER came to a portion of Tullysarren in the posession of John OLIVER ... then John OLIVER for £381.1.3 paid by Rebecca HOLMES & James HOLMES granted the lands of Tullysarren. Witnesses: [?] CALDWELL [79] innkeeper. John TROTER [80] of Mullybeggan [81] , Co. Armagh Farmer. John Lloyd SANDERSON [82] of Blackwatertown, Gent.