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112

66

McCULLAGH

Antrim

Dublin

1708 Jun 12

John O'NEILE, Donoghmore, James McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH, Co Antrim, Esqs, trustees by Act of Parliament, to Joshua DAWSON of City of Dublin. Eight Townlands of Mayola lying and being in the Parishes of Ballyscullin, Artrea and Magherafelt in the Barony of Loughinsholm in Co Londonderry, viz. Mayola, Aghrim, Mayola, Tauniaran, Leitrim, Derrygarave, Ballymaguiggin, Shanemullagh, Anaghmore als Drumrascombe & Devenish called Coney Island £6500 8 townlands in By Loughinsholin, Co Londonderry, for £6500.

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1126

JACKSON, Roger

Antrim

1709 Aug 10

Richard BOYS of Lackey, Antrim of 2^nd pt; Samuel CLARK of Lisnegarvey [Lisnagarvy, Parish Blaris (Antrim portion), Barony Massereene Upper]], delivered Memorial, Gent, Lord Francis CONWAY, Baron of Ragley; Witness; George GREGSON, deceased of Lisburn, Antrim; John GREGSON, Parish Clerk of Lisburn, Antrim, near neighbour; Roger JACKSON, Ensign of Lisburn Antrim, near neighbour; Val JONES Registrar of Lisburn, extra Master in Chancery; Valentine JONES, Gent of Lisnagarvey; Anthony LEROY of Lisburn, near neighbour; Here MONTGOMERIE of Lisburn; Brent SPENSER; John TEMPLETON, agent for Lord Conway, Shoemaker of Lisburn, near neighbour

I suspect this Roger JACKSON is related to a Michael JACKSON deceased mentioned in a 1709 Deed. SEE: Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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2744

JACKSON, Richard

1711 Mar 4

Image 153

BTW James McDONALD of Ballypatrick [Ballypatrick, Parish Culfeightrin, Barony Cary], Barony Cary, Co. Antrim, Gent & Hugh BOYD of Drumawillin [Drumawillin, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary], Barony Cary. Co. Antrim Gent. Recited that Rt. Hon Randle Earl of Antrim by lease 9 Dec 1709 demised to James McDONALD, quarter land of Ballypatrick for term of 31 years … WITNESS: Alexander STEWART of Ballentoy [Ballintoy or Ballintoy Demense,, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] Gent; Samuel BOYD of Broombeg [Broom-beg, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] Gent both in Barony Cary & Robert BALLANTYNE servant to said Hugh BOYD. Memorial WITNESS: Richard JACKSON & Robert BALLANTYNE.

NOTE: Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) husband of Elizabeth BOYD, granddaughter of Hugh BOYD and that Ballycastle is in Parish Ramoan. SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry

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337

2868

JACKSON, George

ADAIR

Holywell, Antrim

1712, May 11

JACKSON-ADAIR Book Index 1708-1729

INDENTURE: George JACKSON of Holywell, [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Co. Antrim, Gent. and Charles CRYMBLE of Ballyclare [Ballyclare and Ballyclare both adjacent and in Parish Grange of Doagh, Barony Antrim Upper], Co Antrim & Christian ADAIR widow of Alexander ADAIR late of Dunigo [possibly Donegore, Parish Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper, and ED Donegore] 280 acres Dunagore [Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] & 370 acres Loughanmore [possibly Loughermore, Parish Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper, and ED Donegore,] Parish of Dunagore, Barony & Co. Antrim (part of the estate of Arthur [CHICHESTER] late Earl of Donegal) John DAVY esq. Then High Sherriff of Co Antrim Witnesses: John WILLIAMSON of Broughshane [Broughshane Lower, and Broughshane Upper, Parish Racavan, Barony Antrim Lower] Gent & Samuel GUEST of Antrim Innkeeper & James ADAIR of Dunagore - all in Co Antrim.

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3545

Antrim

1709 Nov 1

Benjamin BARTON-TODD

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BTW Benjamin BARTON of the Lodge Parish of Belfast, Co. Antrim Painter & Letitia his wife of 1 pt James TOD of the Lodge, Belfast, Co. Antrim Farmer of the other pt.

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371

3849

DONALDSON

Armagh

Antrim

1713 Apr 30

MOLYNEUX Samuel Esq Dublin James BUTLER of Mullaghatenny, Armagh bargains and sell unto William CROFT of Castle Dillon Armagh his right to an Indenture of lease dated 13 July last by Capt. John DONALDSON of Glenarm, Antrim for £623 Ster. Assignment written of back of earlier Ind. Of lease. No land mentioned in memorial of assignment. Vancouver Mike. John MAXWELL Esq. Collegehall, Armagh. William CROFTS, Castledillon. April 30, 1713 NOTE: see other deeds filed under William Echlin GRAYBURN.

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42

6703

NORTH, Francis

Wexford

Dublin

1715 Mar 6

DRISCOLL-NORTH

Image 32

Tripartite deed BTW Dennis DRISCOLL of Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford Esq of 1^st pt& Francis NORTH of City of Dublin Gent. Of 2^nd pt & Richard DALTON of City of Dublin Gent of 3^rd pt. Reciting 15 Aug 1698 btw Rt Hon John late Earl of Bath of 1 pt & William SHAW jr Late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased of other pt, said Earl leased to William SHAW townlands of Adamstown [Adamstown , Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry] Ballykelly [Kellystown (Baile Uí Cheallaigh), Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry]   Rahinduff [Raheenduff, Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry]   Coonoge [Coonoge, Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry]   Bromry [??] Ballyneveagh [Ballagh (Bealach na bhFiach) Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry], Templeshelin Oldcourt [Oldcourt, Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry]Miskerin [Misterin, Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry] and Tongarry [Tomgarrow (An Tom Garbh) Parish Adamstown, Barony Bantry] containing 4,000 acres … WITNESS: Nathaniel KIRSAN  [?] of Eniscorthy Clerke, Clement ARCHER of Enniskillen Esq. Phillip HAY of Ballinkeele Co. Wexford Gent & Richard EDWARD of Enniscorthy. WITESS to Tripartite deed: by said Francis NORTH: Edward ROGERT of Templeshannon Co. Wexford Esq & Robert CLIFERLY of City of Dublin Vintner.

NOTE: I do not know where Francis NORTH may fit in, but Jennet JACKSON, dau of Richard JACKSON (1602-1681) & Jane CARTER (1618-1695) married Oliver NORTH of Parish Whittington, Westmorland, England.

SEE: 1729 Jun 21 Deed: 61-155-40941. Rev Robert JACKSON of Tatham of Co Lancaster in Kingdom of Great Britain of 1 pt & Thomas MEREDYTH of Newtown, Co. Meath…. Transfer of land called Reisk 50 A bordering on Carloandstowne also land in Island of Emloguh WITNESS: Francis NORTH of City of Dublin & Wm FORSTER clk to NORTH. NOTE: Given that a half sister of Rev. Leonard JACKSON, Jennet JACKSON married an Oliver NORTH, the name of Francis NORTH is interesting. Given that she had a brother named Francis, perhaps this Francis NORTH was a son? The townland of Reask is significant because it borders a townland leased to a Thomas JACKSON in 1616.. In 1733, a Francis NORTH was a Notary Public in Dublin. See Memorial: 71-461-52143

NOTE: It is possible that this William SHAW was the William SHAW (d bef 1718) of Ballygally [Ballygelly, Parish Racavan, Barony Antrim Lower orBallygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper]], Co. Antrim husband of Margaret UPTON. SEE: 1730 Sep 11

ROD: 67-472-46824. James McCULLOCH to El SHELBOURNE 1730-1745 Image 245 … James McCULLOH of City of Westminster Esq. one of the Gents of his Majesty’s Privy Chamber (one of the parties of the 1^st pt) …. & Francis NORTH of Oristown Co. Meath of 4^th pt  AND: 1730 Sep 18

ROD: 67-475-46830. James McCULLOCH to El SHELBOURNE1730-1745 Image 247

… Francis NORTH of Dublin & Thomas DANCE of Oristown Co. Meath

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284

7505

LANGFORD, Sir Arthur

Antrim

Dublin

Meath

1715 Dec 1

Beryl Eustace Wills

LANGFORD, SIR ARTHUR, Summerhill, Co. Meath, Bart. 1 Dec. 1715. Full, 3| pp., 9 May 1716. To be buried in my chapel at Summerhill. Brother Henry LANGFORD. Nephew Hercules ROWLEY. Sister Susanna LANGFORD. Niece Letitia Lady Viscountess LOFTUS of Ely. Cousin Susanna CLEMENTS and her children. Cousin Francis MCNEALE and children. " My cousins William Jenny and his sister Mary USHER." Children of my cousin Hercules Burleigh. Cousin Theophilus Burleigh. Cousin Arthur Burleigh and his children. Cousin Hercules Courtney, Esq., senr., his sons Hercules and Francis and his four youngest daughters. Cousins Hercules and Thomas Upton. Cousin Susanna Carey and her four sisters. Thomas Upton, Dublin Esq., trustee. Lady O'Neill, former annuitant. John Curtis, Dublin, Esq. Dr. Duncan Comyng (Cumyng). Mr. Joseph Boyse. Walter Stephens, Esq. Mrs. Ann Couse. Mr. Cheney. Mr. Oliver Bomford and Mr. John Charles, tenants. George Dennis trustee, and his son Arthur. Mr. Benjamin Pratt, trustee. Geo. Granger, John Fagan and George Baasman, servants. Bequests to Presbyterian Meeting Houses in Dublin, and £30 per annum for ever for a Presbyterian Minister at Summerhill.

The Manors of Killmakevett, Killelaugh, Massareen, Co. Antrim. Ederaowen in Manor Killulta, Co. Antrim. Carnegraney, Barony Ballaliney and other lands in Co. Antrim. Summerhill, Rahainstowne, Baconstown, Ballanderry, Jordanstowne, Ballygortogh, Iffernock, Agher Pallace, Adrams, Baldwinstown, Newtowne, Tobergregan, Adamstowne and other lands in Co. Meath. Merchant's Key, Skipper's Lane, city of Dublin, and lands in the county, city and suburbs of Dublin, and all other real and personal property etc. Witnesses: William Tyrrell, Minister of Rathmullion, Henry Shields, Ballygortagh, gent., and Benjamin Pratt, Agher Pallace, gent., all in Co. Meath. Memorial witnessed by : Ja. Wilde, Hen.  Buckley.. Hercules Rowley (seal) NOTE: Mary LANGFORD (d 1684) was the wife of Sir John ROWLEY, and a sister to Arthur LANGFORD. She was the sister of Susanna Langford, and mother of Arthur’s Nephew Hercules Rowley, and Niece Letitia Lady Viscountess Loftus of Ely

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217

8876

Antrim

1716 Nov 14

Land Index 1709-1738 (P. Crossley)

Inver [probably Inver, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower alias Oldtown]alias Oldtown Lavin (James Jackson’s holding – in P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175.)

O’NEIL & others – MOORE

Image 445

BTW John O’NEILL of Dunmore [?] Co. Antrim Esq. the rev Dr. Henry LESLIE Arch Deacon of Down; Samuel WARING of Waringstown Co. Down Esq. Charles CAMPBELL of City of Dublin Esq; Hans HAMILTON of City of Dublin Esq Trustees nominated in 12^th year of Reign of Queen Anne (1714) re: settlement made on marriage of Lord Viscount Masserene for better securing the jointures of his Lady & of Rachel Viscountess Dowager Massereen of 1^st pt; William MOORE of Antrim Co. Antrim Esq of 2^nd pt; Rt. Hon CLOTWORTHY Lord Viscount Masserene of 3^rd pt; … lands of Rathmore [Rathmore] Loghanmore [Loughermore ]and 20a of Dunegore [Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] in possession of Benjamin ADAIR & parcel of Dunagore in possession of William MILLER all in Grange of Niltion [Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper] Parish of Dunegore [The Parishes of Donegore and Grange of Nilteen share a border] Co. Antrim … WITNESS: William COLVILLE, Thomas COLE & James TURNER all of City of Dublin Gent & by said Clotworthy Lord Viscount Masserene, John O’NEILL & William MOORE & Arthur HICKEY & Thomas SINTON servants of Samuel WARING. Charles CAMPBELL [SEAL]

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Antrim

Land Index 1709-1738

Ballynadren Tythes Parish Killiad

Crossbeg, Parish Killead

O’NEILL & ors to MOORE

Image 447

Much the same as ROD: 18-217-8876

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9635

JACKSON

Antrim

1717 Aug 27

Image 32

William MOORE, Co. Antrim – Thomas JACKSON of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim. Gent…. Sale of 2/3rds part of tythes of corn and hay from Ballinadrenlaugh [Ballynadrentagh , Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] aka Cross Begg Parish Killead, Co. Antrim for £111. now in possession of Thomas JACKSON. WITNESS: John WHYTE John FORDICE of Antrim.

SEE: Jacksons of Steeple.

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10608

JACKSON, James

Dublin

Londonderry

1716 Dec 12

Image 254

JACKSON-BANKHEAD Notes in 2009 diary Book Index 1708-1738

James JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent & James BANKHEAD of Coleraine, Co. Londonderry Merchant of the other part. James JACKSON let to James BANKHEAD 11/6 part of freehold called Clanlarry [Glenleary, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine], Parish of Camassmacasque, [NOTE: Camus Macosquin Glebe, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine.] now in tenure of John BOID [aka BOYD?] … James JACKSON [SEAL] Co. Londonderry. WITNESS: Benjamin JOHNSON, Clerk & Edward DALTON, Notary.

SEE ALSO: ROD 409-532-269118 Jun 12, 1789 Btw James STEWART of Gracehill [Gracehill Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower], Co Antrim Esq &of 1^st part & Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Co Londonderry & Elizabeth JACKSON his wife and James JACKSON, eldest son & heir apparent of 2^nd part & John GALT & Charles GALT of Londonderry merchants of 3^rd pt…. in consid of £400 pd by GALT to JACKSON.. tenement on the West side of the New Row in Town of Coleraine marked in Map of said town #28… description of land.

NOTE: Because of other JACKSON holdings in the parish of Macosquin (ie 45822), I suspect that James JACKSON is related to Richard JACKSON (abt 1722-1787).  

NOTE: A James JACKSON was included in the lists of soldiers (or their representatives) who settled in 1665 in Parish Billy, Baroney Cary, Co. Antrim. Also in Co, Antrim a John JACKSON and James JACKSON who settled in the Parish of Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway. SOURCE: The MacDonnells of Antrim p 466.

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JACKSON, Bradwardine

Donegal

Londonderry

Cavan

Dublin

Wexford

Antrim

England

1718 Apr 11

Image 427

BTW Rt Hon Arthur Earl of Donegal & Rt Hon Lucy Countess of Donegal his wife of 1st pt; Rt Hon Lucy Countess Dowager of Londonderry of 2nd pt Rt Hon Catherine Countess Dowager of Donegall the Hon John CHICHESTER Jun Esq. only brother of said Arthur Earl of Donegal and Hon John CHICHESTER Uncle of said Earl of 3rd pt.; Rt Hon James Earl of Barrymore the Hon Thomas COOT of Coothill, Co. Cavan Esq. late one of the justices in his Majesty’s Court of Chief Place the Rt. Rev Father in God Adam Lord Bishop of St. Davids and the Rt. Hon Richard Lord Baron of Cobham Great Britain Richard BOOTH of City of London Esq. & Thomas HUTTON of Popleton Co. York Esq. of 4th pt.; Bradwardine JACKSON of Bolton Co. York Bart & Robert TENCH of City of Dublin Esq. of 5th pt.; Sir Pierce BUTLER of [Garryhandon?] Co. Catherlogh [aka Carlow] Bart  and Hans HAMILTON City of Dublin Esq of 6th pt; Rev William CHICHESTER the rector of Cranfield in the District of Connor, Co. Antrim eldest son of the said William [CHICHESTER] & Arthur Chichester 2nd son of William CHICHESTER of the 7th pt. Whereby the said Arthur CHICHESTER in pursuance and performance of certain articles made & entered into on the marriage of the said Earl of Donegal with the said Countess and for containing his estate in the blood of the CHICHESTERs further than by the articles now limited & required … sold to James Earl of Barrymore Thomas Coot Adam Lord Bishop of St. Davids Richard Baron of Cobham Richard BOOTH and Thomas HUTTON in their actual possession by virtue of a sale made by said Arthur Earl of Donegal for term of one year by indenture … Castle Mannor Towns and Lands of Belfast and the Towns and Lands known as the Fall Malone Dunmurry [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), or Dunmurry, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Upper], Barony Belfast Upper] Cynament Cave & Carmoney in Co. Antrim or elsewhere in Ireland and also lands in Co. Donegal that is to say Lislane containing two quarters and a half, Kinegar containing two ballyboes of land, and Monagh containing ¼ late in occupancy of Paul BENSON his undertenants… Claghmore & all other lands of Eal of Donegal in occupation of Ezekial & Elizabeth BENSON… and all the lands of the said Earl then in occupation of Arthur BENSON… Leitrim containing 2 Ballyboes in occupation of Shane BRILLAGHAM… [Vaskill?] containing 2 Ballyboes in occupation of Capt George BUTLER … containing 5 Ballyboes  … then in occupation of John BUNBURY Carrickabracky & the Mill then in occupation of Col. John CUNNINGHAM…. And the Mill … late in the occupancy of William CARY his undertakers of assigns … Magheridrummon  and all other Lands of said Earl late in occupation of John CUNNINGHAM… … [?shell] containing half a quarter of land late in occupation of Robert CARY… Glentogher [aka Carrowmore or Glentogher, Parish of Donagh. Barony Inishowen East] & Red Castle Mill [aka Redd Castle, Townland Carrickmaquigley, Parish Moville Upper, Barony Inishowen East] late in occupation of William CARY bering ¼ of land .. [Clamroe?] & Ballyderone and all lands of the said Earl late in occupation of George CARY then late in occupation of Daniel McCALLIN & Stephen BUTLER or undertenants containing 4 quarters of land Ballynally … late in occupation of [?] CARY his undertenants then in occupation of of William CALLWELL & John SASKY & their undertenants late in occupation of Robert CARY & undertenants Lifsfanan & all the other lands of the said Earl then in occupation of John COWAN & his undertenants …  Carrowbleagh then in occupation of Hugh & Neal DOGHERTY& their undertenants Ballynasy Carrowmore [There are three Carrowmore townlands: Carrowmore, Parish of Culdaff,; Carrowmore,  Parish of Clonca,; and Carrowmore or Glentogher, Parish of Donagh. All in Barony Inishowen East – I suspect it is the latter.]  & Gleneely & all other lands of the Earl then in occupation of Anthony DOBBEN & his undertenants, Ballycarran etc late in occupation of Charles DAVENPORT etc Ballyelaghan then late in occupation of Hugh DOGHERTY or John CROOKSHANKES etc Ballykeeny in occupation of Roger DOGHERTY

… Keenagh then in occupation of Rory DOGHERTY & undertenants … two tates of land then in occupation of James ELEER[?] and John CAMPBELL & undertenants Birt containing eleven quarters [I suspect Eleven Ballyboes, Parish Moville Lower, Barony of Inishowen East] of land in occupation of John FORWARD and undertenants subject to the said lands called the Birt [aka? Burt, Barony of Inishowen West.] to lease for life of said John FORWARD to term of 29 years in trust to his executor … then in occupation of Andrew FERGHSON [FERGUSON] & his tenants & Tidd and Caragh containing ¼ of lands late in occupation of Walter KARN[????] & undertenants Crossconnell and the mill or any lands called Mills of said Earl then or late in occupation of George HART & undertenants etc … 4 quarters Ardma[?]nihen in occupation of Collonel Henry HART [NOTE: Collonel Henry HART[E} was of Muff & Kilderry, Co. Donegal. His will was proved in 1712. His wife was Anne BERESFORD, daughter of Sir Tristram BERESFORD and Sarah SACKVILLE. Their son George HARTE (1685-1758) was of Kilderry, Co. Donegal. The parents of Collonel Henry HART[E} (?-1712) were George HART and Elizabeth CARY. She was a daughter of George CARY (d 1640) & Jane BERESFORD (b abt 1605). Jane BERESFORD was a daughter of Tristram BERESFORD & Susannah BROOKE] .& undertenants … and all other lands of said Earl in occupation of John HARVEY his undertenants etc.. Donelly Church Lands then in occupancy of Andrew HAMILTON & undertakers etc .. [Duanare?] … and other part of Earl’s Lands in occupation of James & William LINDSAY & undertenants Errismenagh & Lister late in occupancy of James & John LINDSAY… lands in occupation  McNAW[?]of Henry LONG & undertenants … Ballyarlashy[?] Gortesnigan & Ballagh & all lands in occupation of Alexander LECKY & undertenants Ballynagrorly[?] & lands late in occupation of William LATHAM & undertenants… Kings containing half a quarter of Lane … in occupation of James McDEVLIN & undertenants … in occupation of McNAW[?] & assigns … Henry McN[?]NUS & BUTLER  Mossaglin late in occupation of Pheleny McLAUGHLIN ….  Carronbeg late in occupation of Alexander McNABB .. Corbitt late in occupation of William McCLINTOCK… the Islands in the Sea called Grave Islands in occupation of Kiney McM[???]  … Clare late in occupation of Owen McLAUGHLIN… Charles NORMAN Carrowmore … John PORTER…  [Aveny] QUIGLY … Carrorstrastry, Ballynahan, Grissleastle thereto belonging to land called Shrove  and lands late in occupation of John RANKIN & undertenants … Inch containing 6 quarters of land … in occupation Triststram SWETENHARDS & tenants …

William STEWART … Robert THOMPSON … Charles VAUGHAN … containing eleven Quarters of land  …. Occupation of William VAUGHAN undertakers … William YOUNG … Ballyechains then in occupation of Roger YOUNG … Manor of Dunbrody Co. Wexford … Lands of Earl of Donegal in several counties of  Co. Donegall, Antrim, Londonderry, County of Town of Carrickfergus [Carrickfergus, Parish Carrickfergus, Barony Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] & elsewhere in Kingdom of Ireland …

NOTE: This deed is lengthy – and I did not capture all of it, nor can I vouch for all the spelling of names and places. A copy is also at PRONI D509/45.

Also see British Archives C 11/1726/29:

Plaintiffs: Katherine [Chichester] dowager Countess of Donegall, Ireland and Hon John Chichester, esq (younger son of Arthur [Chichester] late earl of Donegall, deceased and said Katherine [Chichester] Countess of Donegall his wife) infant (by his mother).

Defendants: Arthur [Chichester] Earl of Donegall and Lucy Londonderry, Thomas Coote, esq, Hans Hamilton, esq, Sir Peirce Butler bart, Robert Tench, esq, Thomas Vigors, James [Barry] Earl of Barrymore, Sir Bradwardine Jackson, Richard Booth, esq, Thomas Hutton, esq, Adam [Ottley] Bishop of St Davids and Richard [Temple] Baron of Cobham. Date of bill (or first document): 1718 [Chichester] Countess of Donegall his wife, Lucy [Ridgeway] dowager Countess of Londonderry, Thomas Coote, esq, Hans Hamilton, esq, Sir Peirce Butler bart, Robert Tench, esq, Thomas Vigors, James [Barry] Earl of Barrymore, Sir Bradwardine Jackson, Richard Booth, esq, Thomas Hutton, esq, Adam [Ottley] Bishop of St Davids and Richard [Temple] Baron of Cobham.

Date of bill (or first document): 1718

 NOTE: I am curious about the involvement of Bradwardine JACKSON (b abt 1670). It may be because of the BOOTH or OTTLEY connection. NOTE: This deed is lengthy – and a copy is also at PRONI D509/45.

Also see British Archives C 11/1726/29:

Plaintiffs: Katherine [Chichester] dowager Countess of Donegall, Ireland and Hon John Chichester, esq (younger son of Arthur [Chichester] late earl of Donegall, deceased and said Katherine [Chichester] Countess of Donegall his wife) infant (by his mother).

Defendants: Arthur [Chichester] Earl of Donegall and Lucy Londonderry, Thomas Coote, esq, Hans Hamilton, esq, Sir Peirce Butler bart, Robert Tench, esq, Thomas Vigors, James [Barry] Earl of Barrymore, Sir Bradwardine Jackson, Richard Booth, esq, Thomas Hutton, esq, Adam [Ottley] Bishop of St Davids and Richard [Temple] Baron of Cobham. Date of bill (or first document): 1718 [Chichester] Countess of Donegall his wife, Lucy [Ridgeway] dowager Countess of Londonderry, Thomas Coote, esq, Hans Hamilton, esq, Sir Peirce Butler bart, Robert Tench, esq, Thomas Vigors, James [Barry] Earl of Barrymore, Sir Bradwardine Jackson, Richard Booth, esq, Thomas Hutton, esq, Adam [Ottley] Bishop of St Davids and Richard [Temple] Baron of Cobham.

Date of bill (or first document): 1718

 NOTE: I am curious about the involvement of Bradwardine JACKSON (b abt 1670). It may be the BOOTH or OTTLEY connection.

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404

13848

DONALDSON

Antrim

1719 Apr 8

ANTRIM earl-DONALDSON 1708-1729

Image 217

Between Hon Randall, Earl of Antrim of the one part & John DONALDSON of Drumnasolle [possibly Drumnacole, Parish Tickmacrevan, Barony Glenarm Lower], Co. Antrim, Gent of the other part ... for 650 pounds demised to John DONALDSON ¼ of Dundermott, [Dundermot, Parish of Grange of Dundermot, Barony Kilconway] ¼ of Drumnakelly, ¼ of Util, ¼ of Drumnatigill, 5/4 of ?? [possibly Farranscushog, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway], for 35 years. In Barony Kilconnay Kilconway

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13849

DONALDSON

Antrim

1719 Apr 8

Image 218

Between Hon Randall Earl of Antrim & John DONALDSON of Drumesole [possibly Drumnacole, Parish Tickmacrevan, Barony Glenarm Lower] in Co. Antrim Gnt, lease Quarter land of Ballycreage [Ballybregagh, or Ballycregagh Lower or Ballycregagh Upper, Parish Loughguile, Barony Dunluce Upper] Barony Dunluce, Co. Antrim

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143

13324

O’NEIL

Cavan

Antrim

Down

Dublin

1708-1739

O’NEIL-MAXWELL Enagh, Castlerahan Civil Parish, Barony of Castlerahan 1708-1739

Image 384

Lengthy deed – dozens of townlands, including Enagh.

BTW John O’NEIL of Dunmore [?]. Co. Antrim Es. & Rev. Dr. Henry LESLIE Arch deacon of Down; Samuel WARING of Waringstown Co Down Esq. Charles CAMPBELL of City of Dublin Esq. Hans HAMILTON of City of Dublin Trustees nominated by Act of Parliament in 12^th year of reign of late majesty Queen Anne on he marriage of Lord Massarene & his Lady Rachel Vice-countess Massarene [Clotworthy Skeffington,  (1656-1714) 3rd Viscount Massereene and Rachel Hungerford ]…

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18640

WILSON

Armagh

Antrim

Down

1712 Nov 21

WHITE TO WILSON Knockneigh

Co Armagh T?gher 1708-1738

Image 443

BTW Hercules WHITE of Oldstone, Co. Antrim Gent of 1^st pt & John WHITE his son & Penelope MATHEWES widow relict of Charles MATHEWS of Lytrillycorran Co. Down Gent deceased of 2^nd pt. Marriage of John WHITE to Penelope MATHEWS… many lands in Co. Down … Ezekiel Davis WILLSON Daniel MUSSENDEN & James WILLSON … lands of Pallinagh [Pollnagh, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Toigher [??] Knockneigh [probably Knockaneagh, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] & Annaghnenagh [probably Annaghananny, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] in Co. Armagh …

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1714 Jun 21

Land Index 1709-1738 in P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175.

Inver [probably Inver, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower alias Oldtown] alias Oldtown Lavin (James Jackson’s holding)

ADAIR-SINNOTT

Image 460

BTW Benjamin ADAIR of Loghanmore [Loughermore ]and 20a of Dunegore [Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt & Thomas SINNOTT of City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. Whereas Lands of Loghmore in parish Toagh [?] and Manor of Moyhuny Co. Antrim for term of 41 years .. WITNESS: William PARTINGTON of City of Dublin Esq. & Robert LEESON of City of Dublin Gent. Thomas SINNOT [SEAL]

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14735

McCULLAGH

Antrim

Down

1717 Jan 2

SHAW et all [Willliam McCULLOCH] to MAXWELL

Image 113

BTW William SHAW of Bush, Co. Antrim Esq. Patrick AGNEW of Killwaughter [Parish Kilwaughter, Barony Glenarm Upper] Co. Antrim Gent & William McCULLOCK [McCULLAGH] of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper],  Co. Antrim Gent of the last will  & testament of Patrick SHAW of Brittas [?] Gent deceased who was the surviving executor of William SHAW late of Ballyganway Co. Down Esq. deceased of 1 pt & Hugh MAXWELL of Rowbane Co. Down Esq. of the other part. … reciting lands held by James HAMILTON Esq. Late High Sherriff of Co. Antrim to Hugh MAXWELL for £1,000 lands of Ballybought [Ballybought, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Lower als Downbought], White Abbey [Whiteabbey, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower], Ballyhone [possibly Ballyhowne, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower] & 2/3rds Monkstown [Monkstown, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower] together with the rectorial Tythes …

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Antrim

1717 Jan 2

William McCULLOCH & ors to MAXWELL 1708-1729

Image 379

Btw Wm SHAW of Bush, Co. Antrim  esq. & Patrick AGNEW of Killivaughter [probably Parish Kilwaughter, Barony Glenarm Upper]. Kilwaghter - A small village near Larne], Co. Antrim Gent & Wm McCULLOCH of  Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], Gent exec of will of Patrick SHAW of Brittas [?] deceased of 1 pt; Hugh MAXWELL of Rawbane Co. Down Esq. of other pt.... lands of Carnanee [Carnanee, Parish (?), Barony Belfast Lower or (more likely) Carnanee, Parish Layd, Barony Glenarm Lower] Drumnagroagh [Drumnagreagh, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper ] Ballygowland [probably Ballygolan, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower] & the 1/3^rd pt of Monkstown [Monkstown, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower] & the Water Corn Mill commonly called the Three Mile Water Mill & the Rectorial Tythes in Co. Antrim

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JACKSON, Richard

Dublin

Down

Antrim

1719 Nov 2

Rev. Jasper BRETT, Chancellor of Connor unto Richard JACKSON, Esq. of Dublin City of town & lands of Ballynewport alias Newportstown [Ballynewport , Parish Rathmullan, Barony Lecale Upper,] in Lecale (bar.) Co. Down [term and rents not mentioned]. Michael WARD Esq. of Dublin City mentioned; REGISTRARS: Charles CHURCH; James BATEMAN, mayor and JP, Coleraine; George HAMILTON, JP of Co. Limerick. WITNESSES: Rev. William BOYD, Vicar of Ramoan, Antrim; Magnus PRINCE, Doctor of Phisik, Lisburne, Antrim; John ALLEN, servant to Michael WARD; Edward BRUMHALL[?].

NOTE: This is most likely Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) of Coleraine & Dublin. Rev. William BOYD was his father-in-law. It is also possible that he was Richard JACKSON (abt 1680-abt 1740), father of Rev. William JACKSON (1737-1795), the United Irishman convicted of treason.

Thanks to Michael Stewart

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Armagh

Tyrone

Dublin

Antrim

1709 Feb 10

WILSON-GERNON Ballyneary 1708-1738

Image 597

BTW Ezekial Davys WILSON of Ballow Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt & John GERNON of Crooked Stone Co. Antrim Gent & William SCOTT of City of Dublin Gent of other. Whereby the said Ezekial Davys WILSON in consideration of marriage already had btw him and Mary now his wife daughter of Robert SCOTT of City of Dublin Gent and in consideration of marriage portion of £500  … jointure of 40/ year for said Mary against lands of Tullaghbeg, Co. Tyrone; townland of Kairne [??] and half townland of Ballyneary [probably Ballynery, Parish Montiaghs, the Barony Oneilland East] in Co. Armagh and lands of Ballow and Dunover that did belong to John WILSON and on which he lived in Co. Antrim

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JACKSON, William

Londonderry

1720 Apr 2

RANDALL-McDONNELL

Indenture of Lease. Randall Rt Hon Earl of Antrim demised to Archibald McDONNELL, Gent of Ballynebantry [?] 4 Quarters of land in Attelicur?[probably Anticur, Parish Rasharkin, Barony Kilconway], Barony of Killconway, County Antrim, for 31 years. WITNESSES: William JACKSON Esq. of Coleraine, Co. Londonderry; Alexander McNAUGHTEN, Esq of Benverden [Benvardin, Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower], Co. Antrim; Edmond KEATING, Gent of Berdeville [Beardiville, Parish Ballywillin, Barony Dunluce Lower], Co. Antrim & Charles SMITH.

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Antrim

1721 Apr 25

Land Index 1709-1738

Hurtltoote, Hurtletorte, Hungry Hall,

Hollywell farm, Hallywell farm.

Mr. BOYD’s will. Notes P. Crossley 1913.

Image 36

Will of John BOYD of Rathmore Gent leaves to son James BOYD freehold of Ballymacklehoile [Ballymacilhoyle, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] in Barony Massarene and is part of lease of Ballyrobert [Ballyrobert, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Lower] in Barony of Belfast  and his heirs and failing heirs equally among his children. He leaves his wife £25 annuity out of lands of Ballymacklehoile during her natural life during his son’s minority appoints his said son James … lease where he lived in Rathmore he leaves to Mr. John McDOWELL his son-in-law his lease of a quarter land of Cravery [?Creevery, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  in Dungilly [? Dunsilly, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] he leaves to last daughter Elizabeth BOYD the equal half share of Hurkleloob [probably Hurtletoot, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] and to his daughter Jane the other half. Appoints James CRAWFORD John McDOWELL and Alexander ADAIR executors. WITNESS: Alexander BROWN of Moydom Clerke Josias ENNIS of Rathbeg yeoman & Jams of Ballynoe Linen Draper all in Co. Antrim.

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JACKSON, William

Londonderry

1701 Apr 21

REG

1722 Jun 22

GAGE et al – MONTGOMERY. Book Index 1708-1729

Image 93

Tripartite deed dated April 1, 1701: John HILL of Calmore [Calmore, Parish Kilcronaghan, Barony Loughinsholin], Co. Londonderry, Gent of 1^st pt; Samuel HILL, Calmore & Mary his wife both since dec’d of 2^nd part & Wm GAGE of Garvaghy [Garvagh , Parish Errigal, Barony Coleraine] in sd county since dec’d of 3^rd part; and of another indenture Feb 17, 1706 made btw said John HILL and Samuel of the 1 pt & William GAGE of the other part … several lands (not listed) in the quinpartite deed were mortgaged to William GAGE for security of £400 … subject to a rent charge to be paid to said John HILL during his life …

Samuel HILL borrowed £150.13 and £20 from William GAGE and £150 pounds from William JACKSON of Tobermore, Co. Londonderry Gent.  And for securing the payment obliged William GAGE 28 Dec 1703  … The loan from William JACKSON dated 27^th July 1706.  … Court of Common Pleas 27 Jan 1706  the penalty of £300.. in two separate instalments … Thomas GAGE of Ballymarghy [probably Bellymargy [Baile an Mhargaidh aka Bellarena, Parish Magilligan, Barony Keenaght] , son of William GAGE … equity descended to Rowly HILL of Calmore Esq. son & heir of Samuel and Mary HILL…Robert GAGE Rector of Aghadowey [Parish Aghadowey, Barony Coleraine] Clke & Robert BACON of Magiligan [Parish Magilligan, Barony Keenaght] both of Co. Londonderry Gents … Feb 9, 1720 btw Thomas GAGE of 1^st pt; William MONTGOMERY of 2^nd pt; Rowley HILL of 3^rd pt; Robert GAGE and Robert BACON of 4^th pt & said William JACKSON of 5^th pt. sold lands in his actual possession to MONTGOMERY including: Bally[more?] [??] [????] Carrnargie [??], Ballyreagh [Ballyreagh, Parish of Ballywillin, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine] in Co. Londonderry & the quarter land of [???lle] Co. Antrim … term of 99 years …£711 …WITNESS: John GAGE of Aghadowey. Co. Londonderry & James GAGE of same. Memorial WITNESS: William LAW of Coleraine Gent & James GAGE of Aghadowey.

The premises SEE: Jacksons of Tobermore.

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JOHNSTON

Armagh

1722 Aug 28

JOHNSTON-ACHESON Book 1 (1708-1738) Lislooney, Glassdromin, B Tiraney

Marriage: William son of Sir George JOHNSTON of Ballynemetagh [possibly Ballynamenagh North or Cummingstown, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper], Co Antrim & Henrietta Sophia ACHESON sister of Sir Arthur ACHESON.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Armagh

1723 Jul 9

McCULLOUGH-AGNEW 1708-1738 Ballyvallen; Glassdrumenagh, B.Fews; Lissary, Lissanny, B. Fews; Mongeleagh, B Fews; Rackland, B Fews

Image 257

Indenture Tripartite btw James McCULLOCH of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], Co Antrim Gent & William McCULLOCH his son of the one pt & Patrick AGNEW of Killwagter [probably Parish Kilwaughter, Barony Glenarm Upper]. John SHAW of Bush [Bush, Parish of Antrim, in the Barony of Antrim Upper] Gent Clotworthy UPTON of Castle Upton [in village Templepatrick, Templepatrick, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper] & John SHAW of Antrim gent in said Co. of the 2^nd pt Margaret SHAW of Ballygelly [probably Ballygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper] Co Antrim relict & widow of William SHAW late of Ballygally Gent deceased & Dorothy Beresford SHAW spinster her daughter of the 3^rd pt whereby the said James and William McCULLAGH in consideration of a marriage to be had between the said William McCULLAGH and the said Dorothy Beresford SHAW… granted part of the lands of Rackland [possibly – based on proximity to other townlands mentioned - Rathkeelan, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] cont 23 A 14P in townland of Crekyrer [possibly Creevekeeran Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] 205A 14 P in Lissary als Lissawry [either Lissaraw Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] 80A in Cornecery  [probably Carnally, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], 71 A in Carrickeinony [Carrickamone, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],  109A in Mongcleagh [Monaguillagh, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],  86 A in Glassdrumenagh [Glasdrummond, Parish Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower], 86A 1R 12P in Camlagh [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper.] 3577A 2R cont 77A in Barony of Fewes Co Armagh… and all the said James McCULLAGH’s right title… and also the townlands of Ballygrogan [probably Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], Ballydunnall [Ballydunmaul, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Ballynelenulla [probably Ballynamullan or Ballynamullan (part of), Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper] Moneyrod [Moneyrod , Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Ballydonnellan[probably Ballydonnelly, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Itragh and the half town land of Cloo [possibly Clonboy] and the Corn mill and mills standing in Derryhullagh [Derryhollagh, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] & Ballymatoskerty [Ballymatoskerty, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], with the grist thereto belonging lying in the Barony of Toom & Co Antrim… WITNESS: James STEVENSON of Killeleagh, Co. Down, John McCULLAGH of Randlestown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim James BLAIR of Blairmount [aka Killyglen, Parish Grange of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper], Esq. Co. Antrim

SEE: ROD: 552-307-366363 Will of Mary Ellen JACKSON otherwise BLAIR of Blairmount Co Antrim 1795 Feb 10 to infant daughter on undivided moiety of lands of Killiglen otherwise Blairmount… lands of Deaines & Dromain &  Loughduff all in Co. Antrim…aunt Mary HOW otherwise STANNI

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JACKSON, Thomas

Antrim

Dublin

1724 May 4

Settlement Co Antrim lands (listed) in 1722 between Mother of Edmond Francis STAFFORD, deceased & Ann STAFFORD, daughter of Edmond Francis STAFFORD 1st pt, & Hon Brig David CRAIGHTON & William SAMPSON Esq., of Inch, Donegal of 2nd pt., & Alexander McNAUGHTEN Dr. of Physic, cousin of Edmond Francis STAFFORD & Compton DOMVILLE, Esq. Sir clerk trustee of Edmond Francis STAFFORD of 3rd pt.

WITNESS; Thomas JACKSON Esq. of Dublin SW

POSSIBLY: Jacksons of Tobermore.

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JACKSON, Thomas

Dublin

Antrim

1724 May 4

Will of Edmond Francis STAFFORD, deceased of Brownstown, Co. Meath; Isabella STAFFORD, wife of Edmond, deceased; Ann STAFFORD, daughter of Edmond Francis STAFFORD; Henry STAFFORD; Kennedy STAFFORD, eldest son of Henry STAFFORD; Cousins of Edmond Francis STAFFORD= Bartholemew, Rowen, Dr. Alexander & Edmond McNAUGHTEN. Lands in Antrim. WITNESS: Thomas JACKSON. Esq of Dublin witness in 1722. POSSIBLY: Jacksons of Tobermore.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1723 Aug 14

Jas McCULLOCH to McCULLOCK 1708-1729 Dromore

James M’CULLOH, merchant of Belfast to William M’CULLOCH of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], Co Antrim… lots of lands.

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McCULLAGH, James

Antrim

1724 Jul 2

Jas McCULLOCH to HALLIDAY 1708-1729

James McCULLOCH of Belfast Gent of 1 pt & Samuel HALLIDAY Antrim Gen 92a 3r 4p of land now in possession of Henry ECHLIN and formerly in possession of Hugh and James MITCHELL, Hugh MAFFETT and John NICHOLL.. [other Antrim lands]

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Louth

1724 Oct 24

STANNUS-DAWSON Dowdallshill & Ronsky

 Btw William STANNUS of Carlingford Co Louth Esq. & Ephriam DAWSON of Dawsons Court Queens Co. Esq. … reference to Margaret, wife of William STANNUS jointure. Many lands in Antrim & Louth

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JACKSON, Richard

Coleraine & Dublin

1724 Feb 3

JACKSON-HILL Book Index 1708-1738

Image 52

Mtg bearing date 1 May 1724 between Richard JACKSON Coleraine, Co. Derry, Esq. Of 1^st part & Rowly HILL, City of Dublin, Esq. Of 2^nd and Bernard BRETT of Ballynewport Co. Down, Gent of 3^rd part ... in consid. Of £700 BRETT granted to HILL townlands of Ballynewport term of 100 years (but they revert to JACKSON if he pays £720). WITNESS: William BOYD of Drumaewillin [Drumawillin , Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] Co. Antrim Clerk Richard JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine Richard JACKSON (aft 1658-1730)

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Armagh

1724 Mar 1

STEWART et al-HAMILTON Glassdromin, B. Orier

Image 97

1708-1738

BTW Rev Archibald STEWART of Ballintoy [Ballintoy and/or Ballintoy Demense, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary], Co. Antrim Clerke of other pt. A quinquepartite deed btw said Archibald STEWART of 1^st pt; Alexander STEWART of Ballintoy aforesaid Esq. of the 2^nd pt; John STEWART of the Island of Jamaica in America Esq & Ann STEWART only daughter of the said John STEWART be Joanne ENSOME his 1^st wife of 3rd pt; Sir Charles WAGER Knight one of the Lord’s Commissioners of the Admiralty & Alexius CLAYTON of Middle Temple London Esq. Trustees & attorneys for said John STEWART of 4^th pt.  & Richard HAMILTON & Thomas NEWTON of 5^th pt.  [long list of lands in Barony Orier including Glasdrummond, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper.

SEE: ROD: 3-277-927 for list of similar lands.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1725 Sep 9

Hugh McCULLAGH to GAMBLE

Hugh McCULLOGH, Taylor of Randletown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim & Robt GAMBLE of Islandreagh Islandreagh, Parish Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim, farmer

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ROWLEY

Antrim

1725 Oct 1

Land Index 1709-1738

Ballykennedy [Ballykennedy, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower], Ballysculty [Ballysculty, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower], Ballticonnell, Ballyrobin [Ballyrobin, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower]  old and new, Ballyhill [Ballyhill Lower, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower], Ballybarmis, Ballycutler, Ballynadrentagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower]

ROWLEY-UPTON & ors

Image 239

BTW Hercules ROWLEY of City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Thomas UPTON of City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. Tripartite release btw Hercules ROWLEY of 1^st pt; Thomas UPTON of 2^nd pt; Upton LEACOCK of City of Dublin Doctor of Physick of 3^rd pt. … [long list of townlands in Co. Antrim containing 11,000a] … Hercules ROWLEY [SEAL] WITNESS: Thomas UPTON & Rowley HILL

NOTE: Sir Hercules ROWLEY (Bef 1679-1742) son of Sir John ROWLEY (1635-1679) and Mary LANGFORD (?-1684). In 1705, he married Frances UPTON

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Armagh

1724 Oct 24

STEWART et al-STEWART Glassdromin, B. Orier

Image 183

1708-1738

BTW Rev Archibald STEWART late of Acton [Acton, Parish Ballymore, Barony Orior Lower], Co. Armagh but now of Ballentoy [Ballintoy  and/or Ballintoy Demense, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary], Co. Antrim & Leonora his wife one of the daughters of John late Lord Archbishop of Tuam of 1^st pt … lands including Glasdrummond, Parish Killevy (Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper

SEE: ROD: 3-277-927 for list of similar lands.

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JACKSON

Londonderry

Antrim

1720 Sep 28

Image 140

Earl of Antrim to MOORE Drumaheaglis [possibly Drumnaheigh, Parish Grange of Drumtullagh, Barony Cary] & Rosnashane [Rosnashane , Parish Finvoy, Barony Kilconway] WITNESSED by William JACKSON, Coleraine. Thanks to Linde Lunney and the further detective work of Nick Reddan. 1725 Dec 10

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31992

McCULLAGH

Belfast

1726 May 19

Between Jas McCulloh, Mercht, Belfast Antrim & Henry McCulloh, mercht, London. Henry purchases James' share of assets & debts due to Wine Co in Belfast (McCulloh Craford Arbuckles Company)

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32481

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1726 Aug 4

McCULLOGH Jas to McCULLOCK  1708-1729 Dromore

Btw James McCULLOGH of Antrim Merchant of the 1 pt & William McCULLOGH of Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church] Esq. of the other part…. For sum of 350 pounds pd to William McCULLOUGH for and in consid of arrears of rents the said William McCULLOGH is obliged to pay the Bishop of Down & Connor John HAMILTON Clerke out of the four townlands of Aghahill in consid of 209 pounds 2s due Peter Leslie Clerke for which the said William McCULLOGH has assigned over a bond and warrant of attorney effected by Archibald & Alexander STUART to said William McCULLOGH of 1,000 pounds penalty conditioned for the payment of 500 pounds doth convey all his the said James McCULLOUGHs interest to the sd William McCULLOGH for and to the articles of agreement effected John HOUSTON town of Castlestuart Co Tyrone Esq. dated 3 Nov 1718 of the two townlands of Drummore [which parish?].. also James McCULLOUGHs interest in plot of land on south side of Broad St. in town of Belfast cont in front 39 feet and extending backwards 80 feet with all the houses and buildings… more legal details of pmts… Wm McCULLOUGH not to be accountable for any more than what he receives WITNESS: John COBHAM & John ARNOLD both of Belfast Co Antrim Gent

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1724 Apr 30

Between Jas McCULLOH, mercht, Belfast, Co Antrim & Collonell Edwd BRICE, mecht, Belfast; transfer of right & interest in lease dated 1 May 1702 by Arthur [CHICHESTER] Earl of Donegal; half townland of Carnanee [Carnanee, Parish Ballymartin, Barony Belfast Lower], Mannor of Ballylyny, Co Antrim & also townland of Ballybought [Ballybought, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Lower] als Downbought in the Parish of Belfast. Witnesses: Saml MITCHELL, Cha. MACARTNEY

NOTE: The Will of Dr. Victor FERGUSON is dated 1723; he describes himself as a Doctor of Physic, and appoints Colonel UPTON and Colonel BRICE of Belfast his Trustees. "He leaves his dearly beloved son-in-law, Captain James M'CULLOGH, and his dearly beloved daughter, his wife, six of his best Chairs in his parlour, with his large Silver Salver, six Silver Spoons, six Silver Forks, and six Silver-handled Knives ; Forty Shilling per annum during her natural life to his dear sister, Mrs. CORRY of Newton; £5 to the poor of Belfast, to be distributed among them as Colonel BRICE and the Revd. James KIRKPATRICK think fit; £650 to buy

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33155

McCULLAGH

Belfast

1726 Jul 29

Deed of Mortgage

Between James McCULLOH, merchant, Belfast, Saml McCLINTON, Vintner, Belfast & Wm McCULLOGH Esq, Paymount [aka Piedmont - It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church] Co Antrim to Jno WORTHINGTON. Messuage of tennement in High Street Belfast commonly known by the Sign of the Crown.

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STEELE

Antrim

1726 Jun 20

ADAIR, Robert Sr.-STEELE

Robert ADAIR Sr.  of Ballymenagh [possibly Ballymena, Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower], Co. Antrim of 1^st pt & Alexander STEEL in said Town and County weaver of the other part

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32245

GORE

Leitrim

1726 Jun 5

CAMPBELL et ors to GORE

1708-1739 Land Index Image 95

Image 63

BTW Lettice CAMPBELL widow & relict of Josiah CAMPBELL late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased & George MARTIN of City of Dublin Doctor of Physick and Patrick ORR of Clock [?] Co. Antrim Gent surviving executors of will of Josiah CAMPBELL of 1 pt & George GORE Esq. one of the Justices of Court of Common Pleas in Ireland of the other. Reciting that Letitia CAMPBELL George MARTIN & Patrick ORR in consideration of £2012 paid by said George GORE sold lands of Cloncorick and Clooncorick [Clooncorick Parish Carrigallen, Barony Carrigallen] in possession of John JOHNSTON … Barony Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim … and [lands] in Barony Mohill, Co. Leitrim …

In Land Index: Dromerkean, Drumkelly, Drumerkain, Sromerskyan, Drumkilly,  Drumkellivich, Drumhellwick, Drumkinluan

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1726 Aug 4

Jas McCULLOGH to McCULLOCK

Between James McCULLOH of Belfast, Co Antrim Merchant of 1 pt & Wm McCULLOCH of Piemont Co. Antrim Esq of 2^nd pt. refers to lease by Rev. John HAMILTON of Ballgraffin, Co. Down & lease of Aghohill as formerly held by John O’NEIL in consideration of 750 pounds.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1726 Aug 15

William McCULLOCH & ors to HALLIDAY

References # 32480 Lands in Aghohill.  Mention of tenants ECHLIN, NICHOLLS,…

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1726 Jul 29

James & William McCULLOCH to WORTHINGTON1708-1729

Image 165

BTW James McCULLOCH of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant & William McCULLOCH of Paymount Co. Antrim of 1^st pt & James WORTHINGTON Sr. of the Upper Halls Co. Antrim farmer of the other part. Sold two new brick houses and gardens in Castle Street, Belfast with the one half of two fields containing 6a 2r  belonging to said houses …

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Louth

1727 Apr 19

McNEIL-McNEIL Ballymascanlon

Malcom McNEAL of Ballymascanlon, Co Louth & Neal McNEAL of Belfast Co Antrim, both Gents.. refers to lease by Henry Earl of Drogheda  14 Sept 1697 re Ballymascanlon…

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1724 Nov 1

Between Wm McCULLOCK of Lisnegraggan [Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] and Co Antrim & Adam DICKY of Ballydonlane & Co Antrim Linnen Draper.. Upper quarter of the half townland of Ballydonlane. Witnesses: John COOK, Taylor; James COOK, linnen draper; John BROWN, linnen weaver all of Ballydonlane and John McCULLOCK of Lisnegraggane Gent.

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JACKSON, George

Antrim

1728 May 13

Image 112

Deed dated 13 May 1728 from town of Coleraine to James SMYTHE of Beardifield [possibly Beardiville , Parish of Ballywillin, Barony Dunluce Lower] the son of the alderman of the city, of the lands of Lisnablaugh [probably Lisnabraugh, Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower]. witnessed by Lt. George JACKSON of Coleraine, Thomas Hollyday (Holliday) of Waterside, parish Killowen, Co. Londonderry, Innkeeper. (RD 57/197/37990)

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JACKSON, Mary

Antrim

1728 Jun 6

WORKERMAN-DUFFIELD 1708-1738 JACKSON-DUFFIELD

Richard WORKMAN of City of Dublin goldsmith & Mary WORKMAN als JACKSON his wife of 1 pt. & George DUFFIELD of town & Co. Antrim Innkeeper of other part ...

NOTE: Mary WORKMAN was a granddaughter of George JACKSON (?-bef 1734) and his wife Mary of Steeple. I do not know which of their sons was her father. JACKSONs of Steeple.

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JACKSON,

Mary & ors

Antrim

1728 Jul 5

WORKERMAN-DUFFIELD 1708-1738 JACKSON-DUFFIELD

Btw Richard WORKEMAN of the City of Dublin Goldsmith & Mary WORKEMAN als JACKSON his wife of the one pt & George DUFFIELD of town & Co Antrim Innkeeper of other part…. Dwelling house in Town of Antrim wherein the said George DUFFIELD lives with the shop late in possession of Arthur WHITESIDE of Antrim for natural life of Mary WORKEMAN als JACKSON. NOTE: Mary WORKMAN was a granddaughter of George JACKSON (?-bef 1734) and his wife Mary of Steeple. I do not know which of their sons was her father. JACKSONs of Steeple..

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Armagh

Tyrone

1729 Jun 5

John McCULLOCH to WILKINSHAW1708-1729

Btw John McCULLOCH eldest son & heir of Henry McCULLOCH late of Feiony [? Possibly Fenaghy,, Parish Craigs, Barony Toome Lower] of Toome Co Antrim Esq. deceased of the 1 part & James WALKINSHAW of Tonaghmore, Co. Armagh Gent of the other part & John MOFFIT of the City of Dublin Gent of the 3^rd pt  in consid of 660 pounds released to John WALKINSHAW all that the towns and lands of Drumond and Drumhubart lying in the Manor of Castlestewart, Barony of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone

Not sure which “Tonaghmore”:

·  Tannaghmore (An Tamhnach Mór) , Mullaghbrack (ONeilland West portion) Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Lower, Co. Armagh 312 A, 2 R, 24 P

·  Tannaghmore North (Tamhnach Mór) , Shankill Civil Parish, Barony of Oneilland East, Co. Armagh 312 A, 2 R, 36 P

·  Tannaghmore South (Tamhnach Mór) , Shankill Civil Parish, Barony of Oneilland East, Co. Armagh 197 A, 2 R, 4 P

·  Tannaghmore West (Tamhnach mór) , Seagoe Civil Parish, Barony of Oneilland East, Co. Armagh 208 A, 2 R, 12 P

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42052

O’HARA

Armagh

1729 Dec 2

STEWART-O’HARA Forkhill

Image 556

BTW Archibald STEWART of City of Dublin of 1 pt & Henry O’HARA of Crebilly [Crebilly, Parish of Ballyclug, in the Barony of Antrim Lower], Co. Antrim Esq. of the other. Reciting that the said Archbishop STEWART has exhibited a Bill in High Court of Chancery …founded on the Acts to prevent the further growth of popery as a Protestant Discoverer against the said Henry O’HARA Charles O’NEILL of Edenduffe Carrick in Co. Antrim Esq. Richard HOPSON Esq. William CASSLE James McCORMICK Arthur MAGENIS Daniel MAKEY the Rt Hon BRINSLEY and others therein named to be decreed to the Mannor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co. Armagh on a lease made to the said Charles O’HARA in trust for Tully O’NEILL deceased and Arthur MAGENIS of Carbragh Co. Down and for recovery of several Lands Tenements and Hereditaments of Dicomed, Letallian and Corbally agreed to be devised in Lease to Edward TRAVER deceased, to Neal MAKEY and Constantine MAGENNIS both deceased and by them assigned to one CADOLE in trust for the said Tully O’NEILL and also to recover the several lands in Co. Leitrim… granted in lease by Rt Hon Lord CONWAY to Charles O’HARA for a number of years and at a yearly rent contrary to the said Acts of Parliament in trust for said Tully O’NEILL who always was a papist … and the said Bill is also to recover the benefit of certain lands to be demised to Tully O’NEILL who always by the said Richard HOPSON & Elizabeth his wife … contrary to the true intent of said Acts of Parliament [… much more legal detail] WITNESS: Henry O’NEILL of Church Street in Suburbs of City of Dublin merchant & Charles O’DONNELL servant to said Henry O’HARA & Thomas RINGWOOD of City of Dublin

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526

42289

O’HARA

Armagh

1729 Dec 20

O’HARA-HALL Forkhill

Image 579

BTW Henry O’HARA of Crebilly [Crebilly, Parish of Ballyclug, in the Barony of Antrim Lower], Co. Antrim Esq. of 1^st pt Richard HALL of City of Westminster Great Britain Esq. of 2^nd pt. … Robert FRENCH should at the expence of Henry O’HARA Endeavour as far as in him lyes to take out and have administration of the Goods Chattles and Personal Estate of the late deceased Tully O’NEILL … lands in Leitrim & lands in Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] …. Debts from Tully O’NEILL to be paid to Henry O’HARA… complicated lease – but significant.

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155

42356

Antrim

Meath

Dublin

1726 Sep 27

Land Index 1709-1738

Ballykennedy [Ballykennedy, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower],, Ballysculty [Ballysculty, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower], Ballticonnell, Ballyrobin [Ballyrobin, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower]  old and new, Ballyhill [Ballyhill Lower, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower],, Ballybarmis [Ballynabarnish, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Lower], Ballycutler, Ballynadrentagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower]

ROWLEY-UPTON & ors

Image 388

BTW Hercules ROWLEY of Summerhill, Co. Meath Esq of 1 pt & John McNIELY of Ballynabarnis Co. Antrim Gent of the other pt. Part of Ballynabarnis containing 216a and 2 plowlands & 55a in Killgren … for lives of said John McNEILY, Samuel McNEILY his son about 5 years old & John ABERNATHY son of Rev. John ABERATHY of Antrim age abt 16 years … WITESS Rowley HILL of Co. Dublin & Joseph WILSON of Antrim Gent. John McNEILY [SEAL]

NOTE: Sir Hercules ROWLEY (Bef 1679-1742) son of Sir John ROWLEY (1635-1679) and Mary LANGFORD (?-1684). In 1705, he married Frances UPTON

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220

43283

CALVERT

Armagh

1730 May 1 & 2

CALVERT to HANCOCK NOTES in 2009 diary 1708-1738 Monraverty

Image 123

Thomas CALVERT of Moletown, Co. Meath, Tallow Chandler for £6.18 paid by John HANCOCK of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Merchant. 16a of land meadow Pasture & bogg Moss & Woodland bounded by townland of Crossmacaughaly [probably Crossmacahilly, Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East] and Clanrole [probably Clanrolla, Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East] and lands of William LYNAS and on Thomas CALVERTs freehold on North & on High road leading to Lurgan on South

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233

48083

JACKSON, Wm

Antrim

1731 Nov 3

Land Index 1709-1738 (in Crossley’s transcriptions @ NA Dublin)

Browndad

Lord Hillsborough-JACKSON

Image 139

BTW Rt Hon Viscount Lord Hillsborough of one pt & William JACKSON of the other pt. 26a of lands of Brownndodd [Browndod, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper or Browndod, Parish Inver, Barony Belfast Lower] Co. Antrim … William JACKSON [SEAL]

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59

53220

JACKSON,

Ralph & ors

Antrim

Down

WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Wrong # Not in names index for this lot nor in 1708-29 or 1746-58

Likely JACKSONs of Lisburn

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410

51687

57687

JACKSON,

Roger Ralph & Buntin & ors

Antrim

1732 Feb 24

WOGAN Book Index 1730-45 Glenavy.

Bunting JACKSON of Glenavy [Glenavy, Parish Glenavy, Barony Massereene Upper], Co Antrim Farmer; Ralph JACKSON City of Dublin attorney; Roger JACKSON of Lisburn Co Antrim John MERCER & Ann his wife; Richard NUTTALL Esq Council at Law & Letitia his wife of Lisburn in Co Antrim of one pt & William WOGAN of Lisburn of other part… … all that Pillo or Parcel of Ground situate on the North side of the Marketplace of Lisburn joining last on Thomas WELSH and west to GREGONs tenement containing in front 85’ and so ranging down on the Right hand of the Gale as you go to Barnfield as also a Parcel of Land commonly called and known by the name Jackson’s Hill and also another little parcel of land called the Barn Park or Meadow the said land containing by estimation  1A 1R … demised by Right Honorable Lord Francis CONWAY 10 Aug 1709 to Mary JACKSON widow to Michael JACKSON deceased …

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523

54184

JACKSON,

Ralph

Dublin

Antrim

1734 Sept 16

WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Image 252

BTW Ralph JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent attorney of his Majesty’s Court of Kings Bench and one of the sons of Michael JACKSON the elder late of Lisburn Co. Antrim Gent deceased. Richard NUTTALL Esq. Council at Law and Lettice his wife one of the daughters of the said Michael JACKSON of the 1 pt & William WOGAN late of Lisburn but now of City of Dublin Gent of other pt. … reciting trust for children of Michael JACKSON and land on Jacksons Hill (description – wife Mary JACKSON)… WITNESS: Nicholas ASHE Clke to William WOGAN & Henry DEERING of City of Dublin Victualer…

SEE ROD: 76-503-55611

Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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29

52572

JACKSON,

Thomas

Antrim

1733 Oct 24

JACKSON-CUNNINGHAM Book Index 1730-45

Marriage between Thomas JACKSON of Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] near Antrim & Rose CUNNINGHAM daughter of Daniel CUNNINGHAM of Ballymacilhoyle [Ballymacilhoyle, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] – 200 pounds marriage portion. Witness: Joseph ERWEN of Killead & Hugh MULIN of Ballym’hole both in said county yeomen & Memorial witnessed by Hugh MULLAN & Nicholas WHITE of Drogheda, Gent

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173

53460

JACKSON, Letitia & Roger

Antrim

1734 Apr 26

Town of Lisburn The Blackamore Head

NUTTALL-JACKSON

Image 357

BTW Richard NUTTALL Esq of Lisburn, Co. Antrim in consideration of £120 mortgaged his lease of the Blackmore Head in Lisburn held by him in right of his wife Lettice JACKSON to William WOGAN of the same Gent … WITNESS Roger JACKSON of Lisburn & Nicholas ASH Clerk to William WOGAN.

SEE: Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

76

344

54787

JACKSON,

Thomas

Antrim

1734 Oct 28

JACKSON Book Index 1730-45

1734 Dec 7

Land Index 1709-1738

Venables part 14a English Parish Antrim

Town of Antrim; two half tenants in ye North side of street – Venables part 14a English

JACKSON-JACKSON

Lease & Release between Thomas JACKSON of Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim Gent & James JACKSON of Antrim in said County Gent... in consid of 85 pounds pd by James JACKSON 2 half tenements on North side of Street of Antrim formerly in possession of James KING late of Antrim Merch. dec’d & lately in possession of James KING’s widow & her undertenants.... Source: PRONI D2489/8 Thomas JACKSON of Holywell, Co. Antrim & James JACKSON of Antrim.

Lease & Release between Thomas JACKSON of Holywell, Co. Antrim Gent & James JACKSON of Antrim in said County Gent... in consid of 85 pounds pd by James JACKSON – assign  & release  2 half tenements on North side of Street of Antrim formerly in possession of James KING late of Antrim Merch. dec’d & lately in possession of James KING’s widow & her undertenants....the said two half tenements being bounded on the East with the two half tenements formerly in possession of Matthew BOTHOLLSON and late of Antrim deceased and his undertakers and on the West by a tenement in possession of James SHORTRIGGS and his undertenants  and also fourteen acres of land English measure… in the occupation of William WALLACE being part of [??] bounded on the North by a parcel of land now in possession of the said William WALLACE & William WILKINSON on the south with a small brook which runs from the Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] of Antrim, on the East by the way leading from Antrim to the farm in possession of James GILCHRIST  and undertenants and on the west by the Highway leading from Antrim to Drumsough which said fourteen acres of land and the two half tenements are situate in the parish and County Antrim and assigns forever… in the presence of Robert CLARK and James BOYD both of Antrim in Co. Antrim Gents.

SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

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55611

JACKSON, Ann, Buntin, Ralph, Lettice, Roger & ors

Antrim

1734 July 10

JACKSON-WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Between Bunton JACKSON brother & Admin of the goods of Michael JACKSON the younger of Lisburn in the Co. Of Antrim Apothocary Doctor Ralph JACKSON Roger JACKSON John MERCER Anne MERCER als JACKSON his wife Richard NUTTALL Esq. & Letticia NUTTALL als JACKSON his wife which said Bunton JACKSON Michael JACKSON doctor Ralph JACKSON Roger JACKSON Anne MERCER als JACKSON and Lettice NUTTALL als JACKSON were children & Legatees of Michael JACKSON late of Lisburn aforesaid doctor of the one part and William WOGAN late of Lisburn but now of Dublin Gent of the other part... did bequeath to William WOGAN all that piece or parcel of ground on the North side of the Marketplace of Lisburn joining east on Thomas WALSHE’s tenement and West upon the tenement formerly George GROGSTON’s doctor containing in front 88’ and ranging down on the right hand of the gate as you go into the Barnfield as also a parcel of land known as JACKSON’s Hill and also another  little parcel of land called the Barn path or Meadow all the said Tenements or lands were formerly in the possession of Mary JACKSON widow of Michael JACKSON the elder containing by estimation 48 acres and one rood good English Measure more or less which said premises were demised by lease therein recited by Francis Lord Conway to the said Mary JACKSON for 41 years at the yearly rent of 15 pounds 16 shillings and the said Mary by her declaration of Trust on the back of this said lease therein also recited did declare that the said lease was made to her for the use of the children begotten between her and the said Michael JACKSON the elder her doctor husband that is to say Michael and John JACKSON doctor  the said Buntin Ralph Roger JACKSON Anne MERCER als JACKSON & Lettice NUTTALL als JACKSON all then minors... SEE: JACKSONs of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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227

53459

JACKSON, Buntin

Antrim

1724 Ap 26

JACKSON-WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Buntin JACKSON of Lisburn, Co. Antrim in consid of 120 pound mtg his lease and Concerns of the Blackamore Head in Lisburn to Wm WOGAN, of the same, Gent. WITNESSED: Roger JACKSON of Lisburn & Nicholas ASHE clerk to sd WOGAN. Memorial WITNESS: Harkip THURGOOD, City of Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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53461

JACKSON, Ann & ors

Antrim

1834 Apr 23

MERCER-WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Deed whereby John MERCER of Deriaghy, Co. Antrim , farmer & Ann MERCER alias JACKSON having lately in consid of  120 pounds mtg the lease and concerns of  the Blackmore head  in Lisburn, Co. Antrim to William WOGAN of the same and John MERCER & Ann his wife in consid  of …. WITNESS: Hartup THURGOOD of City of Dublin, Upholder. SEE: JACKSONs of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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53220

JACKSON,

Lettice & Ann & Roger & ors

Antrim

WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Land Index 1709-1738

Town of Lisburn. A piece or parcel of ground on ye north side of ye market Place Jackson’s Hill – the Barn Park or meadow.

JACKSON & ors - WOGAN

Covered in other deeds.

SEE: JACKSONs of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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53804

JACKSON, Buntin

Antrim

1734 Jul 11

WOGAN Book Index 1730-45

Land Index 1709-1738

Town of Lisburn. A piece or parcel of ground on ye north side of ye market Place Jackson’s Hill – the Barn Park or meadow.

Buntin JACKSON brother & administrator of Michael JACKSON the younger, deceased,  late of Lisburn, apothecary deceased… rest covered in other deeds. SEE: JACKSONs of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn.

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55693

Down

1730 Mar 22

TODD-BLACK

Image 138

Reciting William Morris JONES of Moneyglass [Moneyglass, Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper]  Co. Antrim Esq by indenture dated 30 Apr 1727 in consideration of £38.7.3 paid by John TODD & John TODD jr. & Thomas TODD … lands of Ringclare Parish Donaghmore Co. Down … said John TODD jr as executor to John TODD sr & David BLACK of Ringclare assigned to David BLACK one half of Widow TODD’s farm mother of said John TODD and also 5a adjoining said John TODD’s present farm both in Ringclare … WITNESS: Hugh MARSHALL of Donaghmore & Edward CADDELL of Rathfryland Co. Down Postmaster.

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417

56661

McCLELLAND

Antrim & Down

1735 Aug 20

NOTES:  In an indented deed of lease dated 20 August 1735, William Morris Jones, Esq., of Monyglafs [Moneyglass, Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper], county Antrim leased unto Andrew McClelland and Abraham McClelland, linen Drapers of Ballynany, county Down a farm in their possession in Ballynany containing 49 acres 1 rood plantation measure, for their natural lives along with their sister daughter Mary Todd and the life of the longest lived, for annual rent of £5.10 with 12p receivers fee. … Charles Charleton, Gent., of Monyglafs, county Antrim, Thos Tivey, Merchant, of Loughbrickland, county Down and Nicholas White, Gent., of Drogheda witnessed the lease while Thos TIVEY, William Tivey, and John Trevor, Gents., of Loughbrickland, county Down witnessed the memorial. … Andrew and Abraham McClelland signed the memorial. The memorial was registered 10 September 1735. SEE also D/1928/F/A (filed with transcription)

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58399

JACKSON, George

Antrim

1734 Oct 12

JACKSON-DAVIES aka DAVYS 1730-1745 Book Index 1730-45

Image 522

Marriage Art: of George JACKSON of Antrim Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], in Co Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Luke DAVIES of Dunmore in sd Co Gent & Armanalla DAVIES his daughter ... sum of 25 pounds... Catherine DAVIS wife of Luke DAVIS... whereas George JACKSON is possessd of one moiety of the lands of Antrim Steeple by virtue of will of his father George JACKSON, dec’d renewable lease under Lord Massarene & the other moiety of the lands of Antrim Steeple which Mary JACKSON is entitled to by virtue of the will  which would revert to George after her death or marriage...WITNESS: Clotworthy NEIL of Shanescastle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]. Arthur O’NEIL of Antrim & Alexander DAVIS of Dunmore all in the Co. Antrim, Gent

NOTE: The memorial actually recorded “of Antrim Steeple, in Co Armagh”. If this was not a transcription error by the clerk, then it is of great interest.

SEE: JACKSONs of Tobermore.

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479

62113

JACKSON, James

Antrim

1736 Jun 23

Land Index 1709-1738

Inver [Inver, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower] alias Oldtown [not Oldtown, Parish of Ballyrashane, in the Barony of Dunluce Lower] Lavin (James Jackson’s holding) – Notes from P. Crossley.

Larne, Oldtown, James Jackson’s holding

Image 537

BTW Rt. Hon Alexander Earl of Antrim of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Larne Co. Antrim Gent of the other pt. Tenement & Garden on north side of Mill Street in Town of Larne als Inver containing in front 58’ and backwards from front 140’ together with house & shop opposite on south side on the East side of the Tuck Mill containing 24’ in front & 14’ deep with an additional garden in Murdogh’s Park for lives of [Royalty]… James JACKSON. [SEAL]

NOTE: borders on Town Parks, Parish Larne. Barony Glenarm Upper and near Browndod, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower].

NOTE: Alexander MacDONNELL(1713-1775) was the 5^th Earl of Antrim SEE: Wiki.

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60683

Armagh

1736 Jul 26

BLACKWOOD-HAMILTON Cullintragh 1708-1738

Image 210

BTW Robert BLACKWOOD of Ballyleedin Co. Down. James BLACKWOOD of City of Dublin Esq & Robert DONALDSON of City of Dublin Gent of 1^st pt. Alexander HAMILTON of City of Dublin of 2^nd pt & Isaac McCARTNEY of Belfast Co. Antrim of 3^rd pt. … lease of Cullintragh [Cullentragh, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Parish & Co. Armagh

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243

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McCULLAGH

Londonderry

Antrim

1736 Jan 13

McCULLOCH Willm to SCOTT

Image 146

Tripartite release BTW George CARY Gent son & heir of Arthur CARY late of Derryard [Derryard, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght], Co. Londonderry, Esq. deceased Henry CARY of Dungiven [Dungiven , Parish Dungiven, Barony Keenaght] Co. Londonderry Esq Henry DOWNING eldest son & heir of Adam DOWNING late of Rocktown [Rocktown, Parish Maghera, Barony Loughinsholin], Londonderry Esq. deceased. John CHURCH eldest son & heir of Lieut. George CHURCH late of Coleraine Co. Londonderry deceased William McCULLOGH of Peymount [aka Piedmont - It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church]. Co. Antrim, eldest son & heir of James McCULLOGH late of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper],  Co. Antrim deceased & Daniel CARMICH of Oghill [either Oghill , Parish Tamlaght-finlagan, Barony Keenagh or Oghill, Parish Cumber Lower, Barony Tirkeeran] Co. Londonderry, Gent of 1^st pt. William SCOTT of City of Dublin Esq. of 2^nd pt. & Thomas GOWAN of Dublin Gent of 3^rd pt. Lands: Killyblought als Killyblight als Killyblaght [probably Killibleught, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght], Derryreflaugh als Derrylane als Derrylone Derrynafla [Derrynaflaw, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght]  Ballymoney Farclare als Farclone als Farclow als Farclowane [probably Farkland, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght]], Ballyrearagan [??] Derryard [Derryard, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght]] & Flanders [Flanders, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght] all in Co. Londonderry to William SCOTT… WITNESS: William MACKY and John SMART both of City of Dublin Gents & Audly FANNING & Thomas GIVIN both of Co. Londonderry Gent.

NOTE: Col Adam DOWNING (1666-1719) was the husband of Anne JACKSON (bef 1693-aft 1718).

SEE: McCULLAGH Family Tree.

SEE: Chris West Blogs on McCullaghs in Ireland Part 1 and McCullaghs in Ireland part 2 and Part 3 -William McCULLAGH of Piedmount

SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry.

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423

62439

McCULLAGH

Antrim & Down

1737 Dec 10

Image 241

McCULLOCH Henry to McCULLOCH

Henry McCULLOCH of Randlestown, Co Antrim Gent of 1 pt & William McCULLOCH of Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church] & James CAULFEILD of Ballysavage [Ballysavage, Parish Donegore, Barony of Antrim Upper] both of Co Antrim Gent of the other pt… marriage to be solemnized btw Henry McCULLOCH and Ann CRAWFORD (eldest daughter of John CRAWFORD of Crawfordstown [possibly Crawfordsland, Parish Kilbride, Barony Antrim Upper] Gen of 3^rd pt)… lands in Londonderry for marriage portion

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62112

JACKSON, James

Antrim

1736 Jun 23

Image 407

WITNESS: James JACKSON, Merchant of Larne, Co. Antrim. NOTE: George GORE was the Carrickfergus [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] official.

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204

62244

1737 Oct 31

Land Index 1709-1738

Town of Lisburn. A piece or parcel of ground on ye north side of ye market Place Jackson’s Hill – the Barn Park or meadow.

JACKSON & ors – WOGAN

Image 423

MTG  btw William WOGAN of Lisburn Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt … land formerly in possession of Elizabeth JACKSON 48a 1r … Wm WOGAN [SEAL]

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JACKSON, Mary & George

Antrim

1738 Apr 18

JACKSON-JACKSON Book Index 1730-45

Land Index 1709-1738

Steeple Antrim

Image 552

DEED 12 Oct 1734 between Mary JACKSON of Antrim Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim widow & relict of George JACKSON late of Steeple Aforesaid. Dec’d on the one part & George JACKSON now of Steeple ... son of George JACKSON of the other part ... devised ½ [term] ... in townlands Steeple that were devised by George JACKSON to George JACKSON… Mary’s late husband had devised to her. WITNESS Arthur O’NEIL of town of Antrim & Ann O’NEIL spinster of Antrim town & John MILLER of Dunegor [possibly Donegore, Parish Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper or Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] yeoman of Antrim... SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmage - Antrim.

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158

63780

Abigail & Jane & ors

Dublin

1738 Jun 5

COOKE Book Index 1730-45

NOTE: In related deeds, he is referred to as Thomas COCK.

Image 100

Deed of lease and release, a sexpartite deed bearing date and perfected the 5^th and 6^th day of January 1737 between Oliver CROFTEN of Lissanarrow Co. Limerick Esq. of the 1^st pt; Abigail BUCKLEY als JACKSON of the City of Dublin and relict of William BUCKLEY late of Buckley in Co Lancaster England Esq deceased of the 2^nd pt; Jane JACKSON sister of the said Abigail of the 3^rd pt; Thomas COOK of Castle Cook Co. Cork and Edward ARMSTRONG of Kiloolyan [?] Kings Co Esq of the  4^th pt; Hugh BOYD of Ballycastle [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] Co Antrim Esq & Warneford ARMSTRONG in Clara [Parish Kilbride, Barony Kilcoursey] in Kings Co of the 5^th.; and the Hon Michael EVARD one of his Majesties Justices  of the Court of Kings bench and the said Hugh BOYD of the 6^th pt. Reciting that whereas a marriage was intended to be held and solemnized between the said Oliver CROFTON and Abigail BUCKLEY and that whereas the said Abigail BUCKLEY was seized in fee of and in certain Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in said indenture mentioned situate in the Kingdom of England and that the said Abigail was also seized and Intitled to a Jointure for her life out of the estate of William BUCKLEY in said Kingdom of England and that whereas the said Abigail BUCKLEY and Jane JACKSON were seized in Fee as Coparcener of and in certain tenements and hereditaments in Kingdom of Ireland in said indenture mentioned and Oliver CROFTON was also seized of an estate in Fee simple… in consideration for 500 pounds paid to him out of the personal estate of  Abigail BUCKLEY… sum of 10 shillings paid to Thomas COOK and Edward ARMSTRONG [lots of lands set to Oliver CROFTON by the partition made to him by the Right Honble Sir Edward CROFTON Baronet] .. and whereby the said Abigail BUCKLEY in consideration of the said marriage in performance of her part of the said marriage agreement and for the provision made for her and for the issue of her marriage…. All that her moiety share and proportion of the Lands of Castletownmore [Castletownmoor] Ardlenan [Ardlonan, Parish Kilbeg] Drishock [aka Farranalcock] Marvelstown [Marvelstown,] Drakerath [Drakerath, Parish of Staholmog], Reisk [Reask, Parish of Emlagh] 25 acres in the Island of Conlogh [??] in Co. Meath 5 tates of lands called Lattin [Latton, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony Cremorne] Dromod [Drumod, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony Cremorne] Money [Money, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony Cremorne] Meaghan [aka Maghon, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony Cremorne] and Dromconar [Drumcanon, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony Cremorne]] in the Barony of Cremornean [aka Cremorne] Co Monaghan the town and lands and Poles of land  commonly called by the name of Lisgraa [Lisgrea, Parish Lurgan, Barony Castlerahan] Drumgolan [Drumagolan, Parish Killinkere, Barony Castlerahan] and Bracklany [Brackloney, Parish Castlerahan, Barony Castlerahan] in the Barony of Castlerahan and Co Cavan 40 acres in Colemanstown [Colmanstown, Parish Newcastle, Barony Newcastle] and 100 acres in Knightstown [Knightstown, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East] and Ballinclea als Ballinclea [Ballinclea, Parish Kill, Barony Rathdown] in Co Dublin and all her other lands tenements and Hereditaments in the Kingdom of Ireland and all the profits advantages and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or appertaining and the Reversion and Reversions and Remainder and Rems Yearly and other Rents Issues and profit of all the said premises…. And whereby said Jane JACKSON for the settling and securing the lands of Inheritance in her family and Blood and in consideration of the several Remembrances in said Indenture limited to her [it seems that COOK & ARMSTRONG set up a trust for the sisters].. WITNESSES: John BURROWS and William SMYTH. NOTE: The inheritance originated with their uncle: Samuel JACKSON (1641-1706)

NOTE: Col Hugh BOYD (1690-1765) of Ballycastle was a brother of Elizabeth BOYD (?-aft 1722), who was the mother of Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill.

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96

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DONALDSON

Armagh

1730 May 3&4

DONALDSON to DONALDSON Caren, Cloghoge,

Notes in 2009 diary1708-1738

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Randall DONALDSON of Castledillon [Castledillon Estate, 137 Drummanmore Rd, Armagh – possiblyTurcarra, Parish of Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West orDrumogher, Parish Grange (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Co. Armagh of 1^st part & Robert DONALDSON, City of Dublin, Gent & Henry SMITH of 3^rd part. Lands of Cloghoge [??], Allistagh [Allistragh, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] & Caren [??], Co. Armagh ... Turrytane als Torrehene Drombane & Cloeross, Co. Tipperary & Owencloghy [Owencloughy, Parish Tickmacrevan, Barony Glenarm Lower] & Ball_ober ... Glenarm [Glenarm Demense, Parish Tickmacrevan, Barony Glenarm Lower] ... Inver [Inver, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower alias Oldtown]... Levine, Co. Antrim ... 5,000 acres WITNESS: John DONALDSON servant to Randal DONALDSON & Gilligan BEERS clerk to Robert DONALDSON

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JACKSON, Gilbert

Down

1727, May 23

Image 236

BTW Robert COLVILLE of Newtown Co. Down Esq of one pt & Margetson SAUNDERS of Belfast Co. Antrim, Merchant of the other pt. Confirmed to SAUNDERS land on South Side of Chapellbred Steet in Town of Newtown, dwelling house of John SAUNDERS, Gent deceased..

Includes names of neighbours at Newtown, Co. Down: COLVILL, Robert, Esq; SAUNDERS, John, Gent , deceased; MCCLEERY, James, Mr; CLERK, Robert; PARKINSON, Thomas, Stonecutter; WHITE, Hugh; BROWN, George; CATHEART, John; THOMPSON, James, Merchant; WISELY, William; CURRY, John; MONTGOMERY, Provost; SINKLER, Alexander; NESBITT, Widow; CATHERWOOD, James; CUDDY, Robert; Widow of Gilbert JACKSON (two 1a parcels mentioned); MORAN, Patrick; WILSON, Widow; SANDERS, John; BUCHANNAN, William, Major, deceased; CRAWFORD, John,; DAVISON, James; LEWERS, John; HENRY, Hugh; MCCLEAN, Alexander

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7

66702

JACKSON, George & Elizabeth & Francis

Louth & Meath

1739 Jul 3

JACKSON-DOBBIN Book Index 1730-1745

Image 302

re: deed 2 & 3 March 1738 between Frances JACKSON widow of Rev’d Peter JACKSON & the late rector of Killincool in the Co. Of Lowth (Louth) dec’d the Rev’d George JACKSON & the only son & heir of the sd. Peter JACKSON, George ADAMS of Heathtown [Heathtown, Parish Clonalvy, Barony of Upper Duleek] in the Co. of Meath Gent & Elizabeth ADAMS otherwise called JACKSON his wife and only daughter of the sd. Peter JACKSON & Frances JACKSON & Anthony FOSTER of the City of Dublin Esq. With the will annexed of the said Peter JACKSON of the one & James DOBBIN of the City of Dublin Gent of the other ... released 8 tates of Bellelulcashell ... that is to say Kilhavan one tate, Killemurree one tate and half. Mullefinegan half a tate Tannafofan one tate; Killaughavare half a tate & Eskar half a tate all in Co. Monaghan & town and lands of Ardpatrick Co. Louth. NOTE: Rev. Peter JACKSON was one of the JACKSONs of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmage - Antrim.

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66832

JACKSON, Mary

Antrim

1739 Jul 16

JACKSON Book Index 1730-45

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Connor Land pt Whapstown

Hollywell- Hollywell farm

Whinpark, Whatstown farm

Image 312

16 May 1739 between Mary JACKSON widow ... George JACKSON late of Antrim Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper],  of one part. James JACKSON of Antrim gent, one of the sons of George & Mary of the other ... rent from Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] & profits from Whin Park [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] being part of Hollywell lease & profits of Whapstone [Whappstown,, Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower] farm in Connor Land excepting the Park ... WITNESS: James BOYD Town of Antrim Merchant; Robert GRIER of Antrim Innkeeper & Arthur BRYSON of Belfast Gent. James JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmage - Antrim.

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4

69448

McLAUGHLIN

Antrim

1713 Sep 30

1738 Aug 10

One moiety or half of ye Tenement formerly in Henry SPENSER’s portion on ye Eastside by lane leading to Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper].

McLAUGHLIN-McLAUGHLIN

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Assignment dated 10 Aug 1738 of Deed 30 Sept 1713 BTW Samuel WILKISON of Parish & Co. Antrim Linen Draper of 1 pt & Caleb NIBLOCK of Town & Co. Antrim Breekmaker of the other pt.  whereby Samuel WILKISON demised one moiety or half of ye Tenement on ye east Side of ye Lanes in Town of Antrim leading to Shane Castle formerly in the possession of Thomas STEWART or his undertenants which lyes on the North Side of ye said half Tenement with the Gardens Ways Profits & Hereditaments belonging & assigned to Patrick McLAUGHLIN of ye town of Antrim Gent  of ye 1 pt & William McLAUGHLIN son of the said Patrick of the other pt. Reciting lease of 18 Feb 1720 by Caleb NIBLOCK in consideration of £40  made over to William McLAUGHLIN. WITNESS: Rev. Thomas JENKIN of Gillgorm [Galgorm, Parish Ahoghill, Barony Toome Lower or  Galgorm Parks, Parish Ahoghill, Barony Toome Lower]  Co. Antrim & Jane DYNES of Gilgorm & Robert HASSARD of Dublin William McLAUGHLIN [SEAL]

NOTE: Proximity to Shane’s Castle - & home of Anne O’NEILL wife of Sir Richard JACKSON. Also note Margaret O’LAUGHLIN (abt 1722-1797) wife of George JACKSON (1718-1782) of Urker, Co. Armagh who was supposedly kin of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill.

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73425

Antrim

1728 Jul 13

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Antrim Town Josiah Erwin’s freehold interest – Potters Hill

Part 11a – Parish Antrim. Crossley records. In P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175

ERWIN-VICARS

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Marriage BTW Jonas ERWIN & Ann VICKERS now ERWIN both of Town of Antrim; sum of £100; freehold interest lands of Tubbergill [Tobergill, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] Co. Antrim for her natural life; WITNESS: Felix O’NEILE of City of Dublin, Catherine PERRY now wife of Fleetwood DANIEL late of City of Dublin Toyman & Hamilton BELL Carpenter. Ann ERWIN [SEAL]

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61

72709

JACKSON, George & ors

Dublin & Lowth

1741 Oct 9

DONNELL & others-WHITE

Image 38

Initially I had #72599

JACKSON-WHITE 1730-1745

Deeds of lease betw Elizabeth DONNELL otherwise DOBBIN of the City of Dublin, widow; Richard JESSON of Dundalk in the Co of Louth Gent & Mary JESSON otherwise DOBBIN his wife Ann CRAVEN otherwise DOBBIN of Dublin widow which said Elizabeth Mary & Ann are sisters & heirs at law of James DOBBIN late of City of Dublin Gent and Arthur CRAVEN of City of Dublin Esq. Admin of the said James DOBBIN and devisee in fee simple of John DOBBIN of City of Dublin who was brother and heir of said James DOBBIN dec’d of the one part & Mark WHYTE of the other part of City of Dublin Esq.... deed of release ... names of 1^st part; Revd George JACKSON of Ardpatrick, Co Lowth and Anthony FOSTER of City of Dublin Esq. Admin with the will annexed  of the Rev. Peter JACKSON dec’d ... complicated memorial ... SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmage - Antrim.

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73583

JACKSON?

1738 Oct 13

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Browndod-Barrack Park Parish Donniger

MONTGOMERY-GAMBLE

In P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175.)

Image 391

BTW Robert MONTGOMERY of Browndod [Browndod, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] Parish Donegore Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt & John GAMBLE of Browndad of other pt. Lands of Browndad commonly known as the Mountain farm 18a 5r. Robert MONTGOMERY [SEAL] WITNESS: Elizabeth MONTGMERY & Charles MONTGOMERY of Donogore [Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim & Robert ALDRICH of Belfast.

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73584

JACKSON?

Antrim

1741 Aug 11

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Browndod-Barrack Park Parish Donniger

GAMBLE-BLAIR

In P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175.)

Image 391

BTW John GAMBLE Browndod [Browndod, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] Parish Donegore Co. Antrim of 1 pt & John BLAIR of Ballylaverty [Ballyclaverty, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] Parish Donegore, Co. Antrim. [see above]

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JACKSON, William

Antrim

Dublin

Londonderry

1741 Feb 2

WARD & others – GORGES of Tyrone Book Index 1730-45

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BTW Michael WARD Esq. One of the Justices of his Majesties Court & Hugh BOYD of Ballycastle [Ballycastle, Parish Aghanloo, Barony Keenaght] late Drumawillen [Drumawillin, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary, Co Antrim Esq. & John ANDERSON City of Dublin Apothecary executors of the last will and testament of Richard JACKSON Esq. late of the City of Dublin dec’d of the first part. Hamilton GORGES of the City of Dublin Esq. Of the 2^nd pt. & William JACKSON Esq. of Colerain, Co Londonderry of 3^rd pt ... reciting earlier deed.13 Oct 1729  btw said William JACKSON of 1 pt & said Richard JACKSON deceased of the other pt, the said William JACKSON for securing the repayment of £2,059 2.6 ½ in consid of 5s granted to said Richard JACKSON the several freehold messuages .. Ballymadagan [Ballymadigan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Drumnaquil [Drumaquill, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine], Donballycarn [possibly Drumballyhagan Clark], Ringressbegg [Ringrash Beg, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine], Rinressmore [Ringrash More, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine], Artecleave [Articlave Lower (most likely) or Articlave Upper, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], the lower Altabrean [??] situate in Co. Londonderry … for 500 years at the yearly rent of one peppercorn but subject to be void according to a proviso therein contained. Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD & John ANDERSON in consideration of £2,003.5.3 did at the instance of said William JACKSON transfer to said Hamilton GORGES all said mortgaged lands, tenements & premises to hold to said Hamilton GORGES… for remaining term of 200 years subject to the proviso or condition of redemption and by which the said Hamilton GORGES declared that the said deed was taken in his name. John TRUST for the Rt. Hon. Marcus Lord Viscount Tyrone... WITNESS: William McCAUSLAND & Fairfax MERCER both of Dublin, Gent & by the said Hamilton GORGES in presence of Sackville BERESFORD of same, Gent & Wm McCAUSLAND & Hugh BOYD & Wm JACKSON in presence of Sackville BERESFORD & Dom HEYLAND of Castleroe. Hamilton GORGES [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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BAILIE

Antrim

1743 Dec 22

ADAIR, Robert Sr.-BAILIE Notes in 2009 diary 1730-1745

Between Robert ADAIR of Ballymena [possibly Ballymena, Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower], Co. Antrim of 1 part & Andrew BAILEY, Taylor & Martha BAILY spinster both of Town of Ballymena grant to BAILEY ... townland on south side of Mill Street, Ballymena next to Robert LOGGONs tenement on east & Agnes STEPHENSONs on west with ale houses outhouses ...term 90 years. WITNESS: Joseph DEAN of Ballymena & James MOORE of Ballyreagh [Ballyreagh, Parish of Ballywillin, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine], both Gents of Antrim

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81254

McCULLAGH

Antrim

Armagh

1745 May 17

McCULLOCH James to TIPPING 1730-1745

Image 249

James McCULLAGH of Piedmont [aka Piedmont - It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church] Co Antrim Esq to Thomas TIPPING of Castletown Co Louth lands of Tullyvallen Cunningham [probably in one of the Tullyvallen Tipping townlands] contg 80A in the Barony of Fews Co Armagh   then in possession of Thomas TIPPING... for lives of said Thomas TIPPING, William Henry FORTESCUE & James FORTESCUE of Reynolds Town, Co. Louth…

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81420

DONALDSON

Armagh

1744 May 12

DONALDSON to TIPPING Notes in 2009 diary 1739-1810

Between Randal DONALDSON of City of Dublin, Esq of the 1part Thomas TIPPING of Castletown, Co. Louth, Esq. James McCULLA [otherwise McCULLOCH] of Peymount [[aka Piedmont - Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church]], Co. Antrim Esq. & Alexander McCOMBE of Altnamoy, Co. Antrim Gent of the other part .... DONALDSON granted to Thomas TIPPING, James McCULLA & Alexander McCOMBE part of Freeduff whereupon the dissenting meeting house lately stood ... 1 acre, yearly rent of 1 peppercorn. WITNESS: Thomas KENNEDY & Robert MURRAY both of City of Dublin, Gents.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1744 Aug 29

McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to ROSS 1730-1745

Image 90

Btw James McCULLOCH of Piedmount [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Co. Antrim Esq of the 1^st & Dorothy Beresford SHAW otherwise McCULLOCH of Antrim and said Co. Widow of the 2^nd pt & James ROSS of Belfast Merchant of 3^rd pt. .. reciting deed 1 May 1706 made by Charles O’NEILL and John O’NEILL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Co. Antrim Esq. and Charity O’NEILL his wife and Sir Henry ECHLIN of City of Dublin Knight of 1^st pt Patrick SHAW of City of Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt; William HOUSTON of City of Dublin Gent of 3^rd pt and said James McCULLOCH of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper] Co. Antrim of 4^th pt  …

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Armagh

1744 Feb 22

Image 161

Memorial of Indenture; 1st pt James ROSS merchant of Belfast; 2nd pt James McCULLOCH Esq of Piedmount [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church, Co Antrim; 3rd pt Rev. Hugh HILL of Mounthill Co Armagh (with ref to an indenture dated 29 Aug 1744 (! – this is after the date of this deed) between James McCULLOCH, Dorothy Beresford SHAW otherwise McCULLOCH & James ROSS). Ballygrogan [probably Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], Co Antrim. NOTE: I need to check possible connections to the REEDs of Rahans.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Dublin

1744 Feb 13

McCULLAGH-FERGUSON

Registry of Deeds, Abstracts of Wills.

Jas McCULLOH of City of Dublin – will dated 13 Feb 1744. Trustees: James STEWART, Co Antrim, & Charles MACARTNEY, City of Dublin. Residue to nephew William McCULLOH; £600 to eldest dau Margaret; £600 to 2nd dau Jane; £30 per ann to wife Mary McCULLOH otherwise FERGUSON; £200 to Alice BOWKER; £100 to servt Alice BOYCE. Executors James McCULLOH of Piedmount [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Co Antrim & his nephew Wm McCULLOH WITNESS: Paschall WILSON & Will BIGGER

Probated] 13 May 1745. His wife Mary McCULLOH otherwise Ferguson. His nephew Mr Wm. McCULLOH. His eldest daughter Margt. McCULLOH. His second daughter Jane McCULLOH, James Stewart, Co. Antrim, Esq., and Charles Macartney, Dublin, merchant, trustees. To James Macartney son of said Charles Macartney £300 when 21 years. Alice Bowker of the Kingdom of Great Britain. His servant Alice Boyce £100 for her faithful service. James McCULLOH
of Piedmont, Co. Antrim, Esq., and his said nephew Wm. McCulloh exors. His real and personal estate.
Witnesses: John Treanor, Dublin, Edmd. Wall, Dublin, gent.
Paschall Wilson, Dublin, scrivener.
Memorial witnessed by: Paschall Wilson, William Bigger, Dublin, gent.

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HENRY, Hugh

Tipperary

Waterford

Dublin

Kildare

Kings

1743 May 30

Beryl Eustace Wills

HENRY, HUGH, Dublin, Esq. 30 May 1743. Narrate, 8 pp., 22 Sept. 1744. His wife Ann HENRY otherwise LEESON now of city of Dublin. His son and heir apparent Robert LEESON. Joseph LEESON, Dublin, Esq., and Denis DALY, Raford, Co. Galway, Esq., trustees. His second son Joseph HENRY. His third son James Henry. His fourth son Hugh HENRY. His fifth and youngest son John HENRY. His daughters. His nephew Henry MITCHELL, said Henry MITCHELL 's mother Jane Finlay otherwise MITCHELL. Lands of Clownings and part of Turnings, Co. Kildare. House in Henry Street, Dublin. Lands of Killowne otherwise Killowen, Raheen, Croghane, Lyrenearle, Monearle [? Lyre and Monea, both B. Decies707 706 within-Drum], Tinehalla, Killbrienill [ Killbryan, B. Decies-without Drum], Portanaboe, Brownswood, Crehannagh, Rath, Curroghbuolintlea [Curraghballintlea] and Curraghnegarrygy, all in Co. Waterford. Liskfin, Tulloquain, Glangooll, Pointztown, Dromineer, Garrynagree, Carriggeen, Carrigballydrenan, Castleshelly [? Castlesheela], Garranefadda, Tuomoney, Garryduffe, Boytonsrath, Rathmacarty and Ballynehensey, all in Co. Tipperary. Cottrellsbuolly, Rathtutweny [Rathtuterny], Bohillough, Killalow, Kngarane, Tin[na]killy, Rossmore, Ballyline, Keppaheaden [Cappahayden], Shortalls Graige, all in Co. Kilkenny. Two third part of the tythes of parish of Carrick with the Glebe thereof situated in the several counties of Tipperary, Waterford and Kilkenny. Lands of Newcastle, B. Newcastle and Uppercross, Co. Dublin. Clonaghlys, Oldtown, Collinhill and Ballycommon, B. Salt, Co. Kildare. New Abbey, Nicholastown, Housetown, Cameclode [Illegible, possibly Carneclode], Knocklunsagh, Westerson, Newhays and Ballymanin, Co. Kildare. Ardrass, B. Salt, Co. Kildare. Beallaliand, Ballycorigaii, Inchimore, Knockdromine, Inchibegg, Ballyda, Dromolohurty, Killenlessderry otherwise Killmucklessderry, Garryteneely, Iseland, Coolendorocory, Inchibriane, Ballymontony, Mynaghan, Killglassbryan, Ballyea, Roran, Curraghmore, Cragg, Anngholey [? Annaholty], Pollaghbegg, Colleveralls, Collen, Corticregane, Knockbullyrivick, Gortlegane, two Knockane, Accaricane, Coolecrosswood, Gortchane, Garrydonghan, Shurgadown, Ballykinloghy, Killimogknock otherwise Killmaccoge, Ferranaverly and Farrenmullhussey, all in B. Own[e]y and Arra, Co. Tipperary. Singland, the bog of Clincoe, in B. Conello and county of the city of Limerick. Ballilin, Vickerstown, commons of Curraghwherry, Derroughter, Derryeighter, Derrynehallow, Kincora, Wherry, Killoge McCloghy, Eirebane, Ballyvillin, Ballyvora and Derricky, all in B. Garrycastle, King's Co. Brownstown, Dromlin, Rosseale and Baldongan, Baronies of Balruddery [Balrothery] and Nethercross, Co. Dublin. Sarney and Baytownpark, B. Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Tally [Tully, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] , Brittas [?], Se[a]cash [Seacash, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] and Dungonnell [Dungonnell, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] and all his other lands in Co. of Antrim, with the rectorial tythes belonging to him in said county. Lands and house etc. of Straifan [? Co. Kildare]. Witnesses : John FARRAN, Thos. HALL, Richard MOORE, all of Dublin, gents. Memorial witnessed by : Loftus JONES, Dublin, Esq., Thos. HALL. Dublin, gent. 117, 70, 79712 Ann HENRY (seal)

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McCULLAGH

Armagh

1744 Oct 4

McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford SHAW orse McCULLOCH

Dorothy Beresford SHAW orse McCULLOCH of Antrim of one pt & James McCULLOCH of Piedmount [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Antrim of other pt reciting deed made May 1, 1706 by Charles O’NEIL and John O’NEIL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] & Charity O’NEIL his wife, and Henry ECHLIN of Co. Dublin Knight of the 1^st pt.. Patrick McCULLOCH of Grogan in said Co. Antrim gent of the 4^th pt [lots of lands in Barony of Toom, Co. Antrim] demised to James McCULLOCH of Grogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper] for three lives renewable forever… lots more lands…… also included 357 a 2r 30p in Camlough [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper]– ] , and  77 acres in Tullyvallen [Tullyvallan (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper]– both in Fews, Co. Armagh

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81669

Antrim

1745 Apr 9

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Randalstown, Ballygrooly [Ballygrooby] pt & Mills Feehuge [Feehogue, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]  lands

JOY-McNEILL

In P. Crossley Notes at National Archives Dublin: NA T20/480-175

Image 357

Francis JOY of Belfast, Co. Antrim Printer of 1 pt & Archibald McNEILL of Belfast Gent of other pt. … two paper mills at Ballygrooby [Ballygrooby, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] at Knear Randalstown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim held by Francis JOY under lease from Charles O’NEILL Esq for 31 years … WITNESS: Henry JOY & Robert JOY Belfast printers.

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81876

JACKSON, George

Louth

Dublin

1745 Jul 24

JACKSON-COURTENAY 1730-1745 Book Index 1730-45 Ardpatrick, Co.

COURTNEY

Rev. George JACKSON of Ardpatrick, Co. Louth & Eliz his wife on 1 pt & Edward COURTENAY of Dublin Chirurgeon of other part.... did convey town and lands of Ardpatrick abt 100 acres & also plot of land on Strand at back of Lazy Hill in Suburbs of City of Dublin & all houses & edifices except two houses devised by Nathanial DYER to Margaret GIBBON... NOTE: Rev George JACKSON (1711-1782) husband of Elizabeth TAYLOR. SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmage - Antrim.

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JACKSON, Mary

Dublin

Antrim

1746 Jan 17

GLEADOWE 1746-1758 Image 435

btw Richard WORKMAN City of Dublin Gent of the 1 pt & Thomas GLEADOWE of City of Dublin merchant of the other pt. and the release btw the said Richard WORKMAN & Mary WORKMAN otherwise JACKSON his wife of the 1 pt. in consid of £600 pd by Thomas GLEADOWE part of tenement set to Laurence HODSON on south side of street of the Town of Antrim the dwelling place where John WRAYFORD deceased formerly dwelt where widow SHREWSBURY formerly lived together with the shop formerly held by Arthur WHITESIDE … Alexander CORNWALL … lives of Richard WORKMAN, Mary his wife, Elinor JACKSON … reciting indenture 1698 Jan 30 btw Lord Masserene & George JACKSON formerly of Hollywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] near town of Antrim dec Grandfather of said Mary JACKSON… and premise in Manor of Grange Gorman Co Dublin for lives of Mary the wife [WORKMAN-JACKSON], Mary Anne the daughter, Meredith Hamson WORKMAN 2^nd son of Richard WORKMAN contained in indenture Feb 3, 1736 … more description of WORKMAN leases. NOTE: I suspect that Mary JACKSON is a daughter of George JACKSON (?-abt 1750) and Armanella DAVIES ( ?-aft 1775). She was likely named for her paternal grandmother.  SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple.  Richard WORKMAN was a goldsmith of Dublin. A lease was made to Richard WORKMAN, goldsmith, for the house, known by the sign of the Spinning Wheel, on the north side of Castle street. His father was likely Edward WORKMAN who came from Portadown to become an apprentice goldsmith in 1693. He was a son of a tanner, Richard WORKMAN.

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COULTER

Antrim

1728 Apr 22

COULTER, Wm-McELVOR NOTES in 2009 diary. 1746-1758

COULTER-McEVERS

William COULTER of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, merchant demised one house or tenement in Duke Street, Dublin adjoining on land the east to Robert NIXON’s house … to Nicodemus McEVERS of Dublin, merchant … yearly rent of £10.14 for 31 years WITNESS: Chris FEGAN of Dublin, victualler & Terence HOLLAND of Dublin, Fruiterer; William FIELDING of Dublin, wigmaker.

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JACKSON, James

Antrim

1746 Aug 4

Image 484

Memorial of deed dated 4 Aug 1746 whereby George SHANNON of Dublin, merchant, and Robert RAINEY of Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry, linen draper, transferred to Lewis REFORD of the town of Antrim, linen draper property in the town of Antrim referred to in lease dated 1 Sep 1698 from Clotworthy Lord Massareen to Samuel SHANNON of Antrim, Innkeeper messuage and dwelling house or houses stables, cow houses, Tan House, Barn, Backside and Garden lying on North side of town of Antrim over against the Church formerly in possession of John LEE late of Antrim bouned on the east by a tenement in possession of Thomas ATHERTON deceased in the west by a messuage of John JONES on the north by garden or plot of land in tenure of John CAMPBELL & als parcel of land formerly in possession of John LEE  est 12a 1r 169 lying on the north of the highway leading from Antrim to Templepatrick and bounded on East by parcel of land formerly in possession of James GREER on the west by a Park formerly in possession of Robert [GOE?] & undertenants in Parish of Antrim … for the lives of Thomas SHAW, then about 16 years old, William HARTSON age 6, and James JACKSON then about age 14. The said George SHANNON is heir to Samuel SHANNON and that the said Robert RAINEY and his ancestors have for years been seized of said lands by several assignments of deed. Witnessed by Joseph KELSO of Antrim, linen draper, John WALKER of the same, gent., William McMURTRY of Dublin, Nathaniel HOLMES of Antrim, shopkeeper and David JOHNSTON of Dublin. Memorial witnessed by Joseph KELSO and John TAYLOR, dated 14 Sep 1748 after the words (the said Samuel SHANNON0 were interlined John TAYLOR J^o KELSO.

NOTE: The mention of a tan yard may be a lead to which family James JACKSON (est 1732 - ) may belong to. The RAINEY family were connected to Jacksons of Tobermore.

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JACKSON, Richard

Antrim

Dublin

1750 Aug 17

CROMIE 1746-1758

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btw Hon Michael WARD Esq one of the trustees & Justices of the Court of Kings bench & Hugh BOYD lately of Drumawillin [Drumawillin, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary, Co Antrim] but now of Ballycastle [Ballycastle, Parish Aghanloo, Barony Keenaght] Co. Antrim last surviving executor of Richard JACKSON Esq late of City of Dublin deceased, & Alexander McAULEY Esq. of City of Dublin only son and heir of Alexander McAULEY Esq.  deceased of Drumnagesson [Drumnagessan, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary], Co Antrim and Mary CROMBIE widow & Relict of Andrew CROMBIE  late of City of Dublin, merchant, deceased of the other pt. and the release made btw Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD and Richard JACKSON only son and residual legatee of Richard JACKSON of the 1^st pt Alexander McAULEY of the 2^nd pt & Mary CROMBIE of the 3^rd pt. whereby the said Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD and Alexander McAULEY for consideration mentioned granted to Mary CROMBIE 2 quarter lands of Ballyhomes [Ballyhome, Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower] in Parish Dunluce, 516a), the quarter land of Drumcrotagh [Drumcrottagh , Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower ] (In Parish of Derrykeighan, 252a), the quarter land of Maghreboy Magheraboy Lower  and Magheraboy Upper, Parish Kilraghts, Barony Dunluce Upper, (parish Kilraghts), the quarter land of Carnaff [Carnaff, Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower] (Parish of Derrykeighan, 268a), the quarter land of Lisnabragh [Lisnabraugh, Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower] (Parish of Derrykeighan 188a), the quarter land of Ballybullion [possibly Ballybogy, Parish Dunluce. Barony Dunluce Lower ] (Parish ?), and the two quarter lands of Brachoghs [possibly Breckagh, Parish of Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper,] all situate in Barony of Dunluce, Co. Antrim & the quarter land of Drumnegesson [Drumnagessan, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] (Parish of Ballintoy, 349a), the quarter land of Drumnagee [Drumnagee, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] ](Parish of Ballintoy, 229a), the two quarter lands of Ballyboys [possibly Ballintoy and Ballintoy Demense, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] (Parish ?) Barony of Cary, Co. Antrim. WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Andrew MATTHEWS both of City of Dublin, Gents. Memorial by Hugh BOYD  WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Samuel WALLACE City of Dublin Gent & release Richard JACKSON and Alexander McAULEY WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Samuel WALLACE.

NOTE: These townlands are clustered in the upper north-western part of Antrim, bordering on Coleraine in Co. Londonderry. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. Hugh BOYD (1690-1765) was a brother of Elizabeth BOYD, wife of Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) of Dublin. Richard JACKSON (1722-1765) was likely their only surviving son at this time. He was the Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge, Co. Armagh.

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Antrim

Dublin

1750 Aug 17

CROMIE 1746-1758

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btw Hon Michael WARD Esq one of the trustees & Justices of the Court of Kings bench & Hugh BOYD lately of Drumawillin [Drumawillin, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary, Co Antrim] but now of Ballycastle [Ballycastle, Parish Aghanloo, Barony Keenaght] Co. Antrim last surviving executor of Richard JACKSON Esq late of City of Dublin deceased, & Alexander McAULEY Esq. of City of Dublin only son and heir of Alexander McAULEY Esq.  deceased of Drumnagesson [Drumnagessan, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary], Co Antrim and Mary CROMBIE widow & Relict of Andrew CROMBIE  late of City of Dublin, merchant, deceased of the other pt. and the release made btw Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD and Richard JACKSON only son and residual legatee of Richard JACKSON of the 1^st pt Alexander McAULEY of the 2^nd pt & Mary CROMBIE of the 3^rd pt. whereby the said Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD and Alexander McAULEY for consideration mentioned granted to Mary CROMBIE 2 quarter lands of Ballyhomes [Ballyhome, Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower] in Parish Dunluce, 516a), the quarter land of Drumcrotagh [Drumcrottagh , Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower ] (In Parish of Derrykeighan, 252a), the quarter land of Maghreboy Magheraboy Lower  and Magheraboy Upper, Parish Kilraghts, Barony Dunluce Upper, (parish Kilraghts), the quarter land of Carnaff [Carnaff, Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower] (Parish of Derrykeighan, 268a), the quarter land of Lisnabragh [Lisnabraugh, Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower] (Parish of Derrykeighan 188a), the quarter land of Ballybullion [possibly Ballybogy, Parish Dunluce. Barony Dunluce Lower ] (Parish ?), and the two quarter lands of Brachoghs [[possibly Breckagh, Parish of Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper,] all situate in Barony of Dunluce, Co. Antrim & the quarter land of Drumnegesson [Drumnagessan, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] (Parish of Ballintoy, 349a), the quarter land of Drumnagee [Drumnagee, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] ](Parish of Ballintoy, 229a), the two quarter lands of Ballyboys [possibly Ballintoy and Ballintoy Demense, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] (Parish ?) Barony of Cary, Co. Antrim. WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Andrew MATTHEWS both of City of Dublin, Gents. Memorial by Hugh BOYD  WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Samuel WALLACE City of Dublin Gent & release Richard JACKSON and Alexander McAULEY WITNESS: Richard MAGENNIS & Samuel WALLACE.

NOTE: These townlands are clustered in the upper north-western part of Antrim, bordering on Coleraine in Co. Londonderry. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine. Hugh BOYD (1690-1765) was a brother of Elizabeth BOYD, wife of Richard JACKSON (1673-1730) of Dublin. Richard JACKSON (1722-1765) was likely their only surviving son at this time. He was the Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge, Co. Armagh.

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JACKSON, Thomas

Down

1747  Mar 1

JACKSON-JACKSON Balreagan

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A Memorial of an indenture of a lease bering date the first day of March £1,747 made between Thomas JACKSON of Ballyreagan in the Parish of Dundonald, Co. of Down, Gent of the one part and James JACKSON for the consideration therein did Grant Bargain Assign &Sell Alien [In fee of] and Confiirm unto the said James JACKSON all that upper side of the Croft from the new Ditch to the House all the Potatoe Park & the one half of the Forthhill lying next to James BROWN’S house & all the rest of the farm excepting  Tenderes lying next to John GREEN’S farm & HUTCHESON’S  Set in the Townlands of Ballyregan parish of Dundonnell & Co. aforesaid According as the same was then meared and bounded & possessed by sd Thomas JACKSON with the appurts To Hold to ye sd James JACKSON his Heirs and Assigns to the only proper use & behoof of sd James JACKSON his heirs & assigns & forever at & under the yearly rent of seven pounds sterling besides duties which the sum of three pounds sterling pd ten shillings at the Expiration of every one & twenty years by way of relief over and above the yearly rent thereby received which said indenture of lease witnessed by John GLENHOLME of Ballymascain & Parish of Dundonald Gent & Robert ADAIR & Alexander HAMILTON of Ballyregan aforesaid Gent. This Memorial is witnessed by the said Robert ADAIR & Henry JOY of Belfast in the Co. of Antrim Printer James JACKSON sealed… sworn before me this 28^th day of August 1750 at Belfast in the Co. Antrim by virtue of a Commission to me directed and I know the deponent Robert WILLS- witnesses present George MACARTNEY. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down.

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JACKSON, Thomas

Down

1747  Mar 1

JACKSON-JACKSON Balreagan

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A Memorial of an indenture of a lease bering date the first day of March £1,747 made between Thomas JACKSON of Ballyreagan in the Parish of Dundonald, Co. of Down, Gent of the one part and James JACKSON for the consideration therein did Grant Bargain Assign &Sell Alien [In fee of] and Confiirm unto the said James JACKSON all that upper side of the Croft from the new Ditch to the House all the Potatoe Park & the one half of the Forthhill lying next to James BROWN’S house & all the rest of the farm excepting  Tenderes lying next to John GREEN’S farm & HUTCHESON’S  Set in the Townlands of Ballyregan parish of Dundonnell & Co. aforesaid According as the same was then meared and bounded & possessed by sd Thomas JACKSON with the appurts To Hold to ye sd James JACKSON his Heirs and Assigns to the only proper use & behoof of sd James JACKSON his heirs & assigns & forever at & under the yearly rent of seven pounds sterling besides duties which the sum of three pounds sterling pd ten shillings at the Expiration of every one & twenty years by way of relief over and above the yearly rent thereby received which said indenture of lease witnessed by John GLENHOLME of Ballymascain & Parish of Dundonald Gent & Robert ADAIR & Alexander HAMILTON of Ballyregan aforesaid Gent. This Memorial is witnessed by the said Robert ADAIR & Henry JOY of Belfast in the Co. of Antrim Printer James JACKSON sealed… sworn before me this 28^th day of August 1750 at Belfast in the Co. Antrim by virtue of a Commission to me directed and I know the deponent Robert WILLS- witnesses present George MACARTNEY. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down.

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JACKSON, Richard

Dublin

1750 May 5

FLETCHER

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Richard JACKSON Fellow Commoner of Trinity College [aka undergrad] of the one pt & Philip FLETCHER of Lisburn Co. Antrim Esq. whereby Richard JACKSON demised to FLETCHER the Capital messuage or tenement commonly called and known by the name of the Manor or Mansion House [aka Jackson Hall in Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] and all the lands and tenements belonging in the manor of the Clothworkers in the Parish of Drumboe  [Dunboe] Co Londonderry and also Dardrees [probably Dartress, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] the Higher now being accounted for two Ballyboes of Land and thertofore one Ballyboe of Land and the Lower for two Ballyboes of land with their and every of their members  and appurtenances whatsoever in the Territory Ballibetto [??]  or portion of land called or known by the name of Lacklum [??] in Barony of Colerain ,,, for term of 51 years computed from 12 June 1719 subject to a clause of redemption upon payment of £500 & interest. WITNESS” Edmund WILSON and Richard LEWIS both of City of Dublin Gents.   NOTE: I believe this is the Richard JACKSON (1729-1789) who later became the representative for Coleraine. He would have been 21 years old. SEE: Trinity College JACKSONs.

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Dublin

1750 May 5

FLETCHER

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Richard JACKSON Fellow Commoner of Trinity College [aka undergrad] of the one pt & Philip FLETCHER of Lisburn Co. Antrim Esq. whereby Richard JACKSON demised to FLETCHER the Capital messuage or tenement commonly called and known by the name of the Manor or Mansion House [aka Jackson Hall in Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] and all the lands and tenements belonging in the manor of the Clothworkers in the Parish of Drumboe  [Dunboe] Co Londonderry and also Dardrees [probably Dartress, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] the Higher now being accounted for two Ballyboes of Land and thertofore one Ballyboe of Land and the Lower for two Ballyboes of land with their and every of their members  and appurtenances whatsoever in the Territory Ballibetto [??]  or portion of land called or known by the name of Lacklum [??] in Barony of Colerain ,,, for term of 51 years computed from 12 June 1719 subject to a clause of redemption upon payment of £500 & interest. WITNESS” Edmund WILSON and Richard LEWIS both of City of Dublin Gents.   NOTE: I believe this is the Richard JACKSON (1729-1789) who later became the representative for Coleraine. He would have been 21 years old. SEE: Trinity College JACKSONs.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Dublin

1751 Nov 28

McCULLOCH Jas to EDGERTON 1746-1758

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Lease made between Henry MITCHELL of the city of Dublin Esquire, of the first part and James McCULLOGH of Piedmount [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], 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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STEEL, John

Antrim

1733 Jun 24

STEEL, John-McCULLAGH, Susannah Notes in 2009 diary 1746-1758

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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 [There are 3 Eglish townlands – Eglish, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway; Eglish Parish Culfeightrin, Barony of Cary; and Eglish, Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower], 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 [Ballymena Town], Co, Gent (reference to High Court of Chancery in Ireland). SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1748 Sep 14

McCULLOCH Jas to BONES1746-1758

James McCULLOGH of Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Co. Antrim & James BONES of Clogher. Farmer SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1752 Aug 25

McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to McCULLOCH 1746-1758

James McCULLOCH Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Barony of Toom, Co. Antrim Esq. of 1^st pt & William McCULLOCH of Clonkeen [Clonkeen, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim farmer of 2^nd pt. & Thomas EGERTON of Drogheda, Co. Louth Esq  & Dorothy Beresford SHAW otherwise McCULLOGH of Antrim, Co. Antrim widow of 3^rd pt.Grogan Island otherwise the townland in Ballygrogan SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1750 Aug 24

McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to HENDERSON1746-1758

James McCULLOCH Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Barony of Toom, Co. Antrim Esq. of 1^st pt; Rev John HENDERSON of Monerodd [Moneyrod, Parish of Duneane, Barony Toome Upper] Barony Toom, Co Antrim & John McCULLAGH of Antrim, Co. Antrim Gent of 2^nd pt; Thomas EDGERTON of Drogheda, Co. Louth Esq & Dorothy Beresford SHAW of Antrim, Co. Antrim widow of the 3^rd…. lands of Ballylenulla [Ballylenully, Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper] 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 [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper], 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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McCULLAGH

1746-1758

McCULLOCH David & wife to JAY & wife SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Drogheda

Antrim

1752 Oct 15

McCULLOCH Jas & Dorothy Beresford to CHICHESTER1746-1758

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lease between Thomas EGERTON of the city of Drogheda, County Louth Esquire of the first part: James McCULLOCH of Piedmont [Piedmont is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church] 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 [Ballyminstra, Parish Ahoghill, Barony Toome Upper], Co Antrim of the third part…. Reciting earlier release of deed weherby EDGERTON released to CHICHESTER & Daniel O’NEILL townlands of Ballygrogan [Groggan, Parish of Drummaul, in the Barony of Toome Upper],, Ballydunmall [Ballydunmaul, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Ballylenulla [Ballylenully, Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper], Moneyroad [Moneyrod , Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Ballydonellan [probably Ballydonnelly, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Thragh and the half townland of Clonkeen [Clonkeen, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] with the Corn Mills standing on Derryhullagh [Derryhollagh Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper], and BallymateShert [probably Ballymatoskerty (Baile Mhic Thuaisceartaigh), Parish Duneane, Barony Toome Upper]. with all the accustomed grist and Mulcture  with accustomed Dams and Water Courses situate in Barony Toombe, Co. Antrim …  for £2000] for lives of James McCULLOCH, William McCULLOCH and Thomas TIPPING. WITNESS: James LANG of City of Dublin Merchant & Patrick McCORMICK of City of Dublin Gent and Edmond MULHOLLAND.

SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Armagh

Antrim

1752 Oct 17

McCULLOCH Jas to SHAW 1746-1758

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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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105608

JACKSON

Londonderry

1752 Nov 23

WARD-JACKSON

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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 [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] Co Antrim Esq. Surviving executors of Richard JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Esq. deceased [1673-1730]. Of the 1^st pt; Richard JACKSON of the City of Dublin Esq [1722-1787] only surviving son of the said Richard JACKSON deceased of the 2^nd 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 3^rd 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 [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] 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).

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine.

NOTE: 1656 Census: In the parish of Macosquin, Co. Londonderry: Cornelius WALL of Macosquin, Edward CANNING of Macosquin [Macosquin, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine]; Francis HOWARD of Creghan; John ROWLEY of Castleroe [Castleroe, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] likely the son of Sir Edward ROWLEY of Castleroe who was killed in battle in 1641]; James JACKSON of Ballinteerbeg [probably Ballylintagh (An Baile Linnteach), Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine]. SOURCE: Coleraine in by-gone Centuries. Rev. T.H. Mullin D.D. Belfast 1976, p101.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1752 Oct 26

McCULLOCH Jas to CHICHESTER 1746-1758

James McCULLOCH of Piedmount [aka Piedmont - It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church], Co Antrim Esq of 1 pt & Arthur Chichester of Cribilly [Crebilly, Parish of Ballyclug, in the Barony of Antrim Lower],  ins sd Co. clk  & Daniel O’NEILL of Ballymanistrain [possibly Ballynastraid, Parish Ballintoy, Barony Cary] in sd Co…. townlands of Attone SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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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 [Ballynichol, Parish Comber (Castlereagh Lower portion), Barony Castlereagh Lower]. SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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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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JACKSON, George

Louth

Carlow

Tipperary

Wexford

1753 Jul 4

JACKSON

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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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JACKSON, George

Louth

Carlow

TIpperary

1753 Jul 4

BUTLER

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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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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1754 Feb 4

McCULLOCH William to McCULLOCH 1746-1758

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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 [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] 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 McCULLOCH 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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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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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, [possibly Largymore, Parish Blaris (Castlereagh Upper portion), Barony Castlereagh Upper]  47a in Parish of Lisburn Manor of Killultagh… SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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JACKSON, Hugh

Antrim

Londonderry

1754 Dec 11

JOY

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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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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1755 Aug 5

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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 1^st pt and John CLARKE of Ballynickle [Ballynichol, Parish Comber (Castlereagh Lower portion), Barony Castlereagh Lower] Parish Cumber Co. Down of other pt.

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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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McCULLAGH

Armagh

1756 May 8

McCULLAGH John to LEVINGTON 1746-1758

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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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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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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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129461

729461

Antrim

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

A home 23 ½ ft trent Pottingers Entry

YOUNG-RAMSEY

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JACKSON

Antrim

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

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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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JACKSON, Mary

Tyrone

Antrim

1735 Aug 9

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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 [possibly Donegore, Parish Grange of Nilteen, Barony Antrim Upper] or Donegore, Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper] 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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JACKSON, Thomas

DOWN

1758 Dec 14

JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768 Deed Poll Ballyregan, Dundonald (pa),

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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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McCULLAGH

Antrim

Londonderry

Tyrone

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, 2^nd 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, 2^nd son of Henry DARCUS of Londonderry, Henry DARCUS, 3^rd son of Henry DARCUS & Robert DARCUS, 4^th 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, 2^nd 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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134951

Antrim

1759 Oct 18

Image 590

BTW Charles McNEIL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]. Co. Antrim Esq. & Rev William HORNE of Ballymena one of the church called Unitas Fratrum or the Unity of the Brethren. Townland Ballykennedy [Ballykennedy, Parish Ahoghill, Barony Toome Lower],  Parish Megharahoughill [aka Ahoghill] Barony Toom, Co. Antrim …

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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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JACKSON,

Martha & husb

Londonderry

1760 Jul 17

McNEIL-STEVENSON Book Index 1758-1768

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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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134370

Antrim

1760 Jan 3

ADAIR, James-WALLACE

James ADAIR of Antrim merchant & William WALLACE the younger of Belfast

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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 [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] 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.

SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1761 Feb 7

McCULLOCH Jas to BOYD 1758-1768

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BTW James McCOLLOUGH eldest son and heir of Jonan McCOLLOUGH of Fenagh [Possibly Fenaghy,, Parish Craigs, Barony Toome Lower]  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 …

 SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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JACKSON, Arminella

Antrim

1758 Nov 28

JACKSON-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768

Arminella JACKSON of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper],  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 & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

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McCULLAGH, James & William

Armagh

1763 Dec 1

McCULLOCH Jas & William to DONNELLAN 1758-1768

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BTW James McCULLAGH of Camoly [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], 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 1^st 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 2^nd pt. Arthur UPTON of Castleupton. Co. Antrim Esq. of 3^rd pt & Nehemiah DONNELLAN Gov of Carrickfergus [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] Co. Antrim of 4^th 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 [in village Templepatrick, Templepatrick, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], otherwise Templetown, Cloghanduff [Cloghanduff, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper] and Killmacshee otherwise Killmackee [Kilmakee, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], Ballyshane [probably Ballycushan, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], Ballymartin Ballymartin Water Bridge, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], Rickamore [Rickamore, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper] otherwise Tobbernagogh [Toberagnee, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], Ballynaglogh [Ballynalough, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper], Umgall [Grange of Umgal, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper] , Ballenteog [probably Ballynalough, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper]and Stradinear otherwise Shagh otherwise Stradballymorrice [Straidballymorris, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper] 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 of Camoly Co. Armagh… William McCULLAGH [SEAL]

SEE: ROD 36-491-23759. McCULLAGH connections

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Antrim

1763 Apr 26

Charles JOHNSTON – DICKIE

Charles JOHNSTON of Tullymore [Tullymore, Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower], Co Antrim demised to John DICKEY of Ballygelly [Ballygelly, Parish Racavan, Barony Antrim Lower], Co Antrim land in possession of Alexander KENNEDY & Samuel BOYD… [lots more detail]

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JACKSON, John

Antrim

1748 Jan 12

DUNSHEATH-MURDOCH & ors Book Index 1758-1768

Thomas DUNSHEATH of Larn & John JACKSON of Invermore [probably Inver, Parish of Inver. Barony Belfast Lower alias Oldtown], 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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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 [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary], 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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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 [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas]  of the other pt. … two lands formerly in possession of William HOUSTON …. More description …

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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 [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] 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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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1738 Apr 26

McCULLOCH Henry to SIMPSON 1758-1768

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BTW Henry McCULLOGH of Fughoge [possibly Feehogue, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt & William SIMPSON sen & William SIMPSON jr both of Lettermuck Co. Londonderry farmers of the other. Letting land of Lettermick, Parish Cumber Co. Londonderry ‘’’ lives of William SIMPSON party to said lease Mathew SIMPSON & Robert SIMPSON sons of said William SIMPSON senior. WITNESS: Henry DOBBIN of Randalstown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim Gent & Henry McFarlan of Clegan Co. Londonderry Gent.

SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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JACKSON, Richard

Londonderry

1766 Nov 3

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BTW Robert MACKY of City of London Esq. Merchant only son & heir of John MACKY late of Coleraine Co. Londonderry of 1 pt & Andrew TODD of Shane’s Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper].Co. Antrim Esq. of other pt. Release btw said Robert MACKY and Captain Edmond ARMSTRONG of Garry Castle Kings Co. Esq. Son-in-Law & Jane MACKY wife and widow of John MAKY of 2^nd pt & Andrew TODD of Shanes Castle Co. Antrim Esq. of 3^rd pt. reciting lease 1 Jun 1750 … quarter of land commonly Slevemeg [Slimag, Parish Ballywillin, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine, Co. Londonderry]  all the quarter of land of Crossreagh [Crossreagh, Parish Ballywillin. Barony Dunluce Lower, Co. Antrim] the quarter land of Islandmore [possibly Islandmore, Parish Kilraghts, Barony Dunluce Upper] the quarter land of Carnanboy siturate in Barony Dunluce Co. Londonderry & Antrim together with the quarter land of Ballycreage [Ballycregagh Lower and/or  Ballycregagh Upper, Parish Loughguile, Barony Dunluce Upper] then in his possession in Barony Dunluce [Dunluce Lower] Co. Antrim to hold to said Andrew TODD for lives of said Andrew TODD, Hill DUNHIM (6^th son of John DUNKIN of Bushfoot Esq) and Randall HARRISON (5^th son of William HARRISON late of Molenobber deceased) and reciting that Richard JACKSON Esq & John ALLISTER Linen Draper executor of will of John MacKAY, Coleraine, d.1765, … Robert MACKY [SEAL] Edmond ARMSTRONG [SEAL] Jane MACKY [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine.

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JACKSON

Armagh

Antrim

1759 Feb 7

OBRE-JACKSON Cloncaress Manor Clastillen  TI Vol 2 (1739-1810)

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George OBRE of Lisburn, Co. Antrim Esq of 1 pt & George JACKSON of Clancarifs  [Cloncarrish, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] of the other Demised part of the townland of Clancarifs bounded on the east with part of townland of Deryhoriff [Note to the east of are the townlands of Breagh and Cloncore but one townland over are the townands of  Derrykeeran, and Derrykeevan, both in Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] and a park of land in possession of William TROTTER, to the south with a parcel of land in possession of Richard GREENWAY to the West with the Drain between the townland of Gauland [Gallrock, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West  is to the west] Clancarifs to the North with a parcel of land of Clancarifs in possession of Robert GREENWAY containing 18a 17p English Measure in the possession of said George JACKSON & Co. Armagh to hold for natural lives of William JACKSON, Jane JACKSON & George JACKSON and John ROE son of George ROE of Derryogle [??], Co. Armagh… yearly rent £7.14s. WITNESS: Edmund MURPHY late of Clanlelann Co. Armagh & Robert MATTHEWS of Breagh [Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneilland West] Co Armagh of Manor of Clanklew & John BURGES of Town of Armagh…

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STEEL, Robert

Antrim

1768-1776

STEEL-BROWNE

Robert STEEL of Larne, Antrim Weaver of 1 pt & David BROWN of Larne Barber

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JACKSON, John

Antrim

1767 Jul 20

1767 Sep 20

Crossle notes

Registered by John [his mark] JACKSON parcel of ground situate on east side of Pottinger Entry, Belfast containing in front next said entry 127 feet

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BTW Arthur Earl of Dartry of 1 pt & John JACKSON of Belfast in Town of Antrim Shoemaker of other pt. whereby the said Arthur Earl of Darty for consideration granted to said John JACKSON parcel of land on east side of Pottinger’ Entry, Belfast containing in the length at the front next the entry 677’ extending backwards 27’ premises then in occupation of John JACKSON or his undertenants .. in the margin of the said indenture is particularly mentioned and described and also all the necessary tenements or other erections and buildings which then were oral anytime during the continuance of the said demise should be erected and built on the said piece or parcel of ground thereby demised with their and every of their rights members and appurtenances except as are therein excepted to hold unto John JACKSON … for natural lives of Arthur Earl of Donegal, Ann Countess of Donegall his wife and the Honorable John CHICHESTER brother to the said Earl … WITNESS: Henry JOY of Belfast weaver & David HENDERSON Clerk to Henry & Robert JOY of Belfast Printers. John [his mark] JACKSON [SEAL]

NOTE: The dates of death of the lives: Arthur CHICHESTER Earl of Donegal  (1695-1757) & John CHICHESTER (1700-1746)

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JACKSON, John

Antrim

1767 Sep 23

Crossle notes

Registered by John [his mark] JACKSON parcel of ground situate east side of Cornmarket Street, Belfast 29 feet in front. WITNESSES: Henry JOY, printer & Robert HENDERSON clerk to Henry & Robert JOY

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BTW Arthur Earl of Dartry of 1 pt & John JACKSON of Belfast in Town of Antrim Shoemaker of other pt. whereby the said Arthur Earl of Darty for consideration granted to said John JACKSON parcel of land on west side of Corn market Street in Town of Belfast containing in front 24’ and backwards 52’ in occupation of said John JACKSON … for natural lives of Arthur Earl of Donegal, Ann Countess of Donegall his wife and the Honorable John CHICHESTER brother to the said Earl … WITNESS: Henry JOY of Belfast printer & David HENDERSON Clerk to Henry & Robert JOY of Belfast Printers. John [his mark] JACKSON [SEAL]

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JOHNSTON

Antrim

Down

1700 Nov 1

Rose JOHNSTON – LOYD 1768-76

Indenture of Mtg btw Rose JOHNSTON of Belfast spinster administrix of Hugh JOHNSTON late of Belfast Esq deceased. lands and bleachgreens all in Belfast  - NOTE: She may be the Rose JOHNSTON, daughter of a James JOHNSTON who George JACKSON of Liscalgat, Parish of Creggan had some sort of relationship with which led to him leaving in disgrace. He may have even married her.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1764 Oct 8

McCULLAGH, Mary – McCULLAGH 1768-1776

Marr Arts Mary McCULLAGH of Flowerhill [Flower Hill, Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower], Parish of Dunluce, Co Antrim for Sarah McCULLAGH to marry Wm MAJOR  of City of Londonderry Merchant SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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Antrim

1772 Oct 14

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Mullinsallagh & Mills Magheraboy Maryduffle, Moneduff, Bolalleenway, Osh Loughgall & Denaghy

HUME-McCLUNE – McLAUGHLIN

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BTW Thomas HUME of Munnyduff, [Moneyduff, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway] Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilcomway Co. Antrim & Thomas McCLUNE of same.  … one equal 4^th part of the west division or the one equal undivided 8^th part of the lands of Minnyduff granted in trust to Thomas HUME late deceased Father to Thomas HUME party thereto by the late Henry O’HARA of Crebilly [Crebilly, Parish of Ballyclug, in the Barony of Antrim Lower],  Esq. for Hugh McCLUNE father to said Thomas McCLUNE deceased and others by indenture 12 Jan 1740 … containing 106a 30p for lives of Thomas HUME party to the Deed and son to said Thomas deceased of William HOUSTON son of another of the trustees. WITNESS: Robert STEWART of Minniduff [Moneyduff,] farmer & David GRAHAM of Galgen [possibly Galgorm, Parish Ahoghill, Barony Toome Lower] Innkeeper both Co. Antrim 4 Feb 1773 btw said Thomas McCLUNE & William McLOUGHLIN of Minnieduff Co. Antrim Merchant … Thomas McCLUNE [SEAL] and William McLOUGHLIN [SEAL]

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JACKSON, Thomas

Antrim

1763 May 5

JACKSON Book Index 1768-1776

Btw Thomas JACKSON the younger of Town & Co. of Antrim Gent of the 1 pt & Luke JACKSON of Lisnaguigal [possibly Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] in said County Gent of the other part.. Thomas JACKSON let to Luke JACKSON all that part and parcel of land called Hollywell farm [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] containing by estimation 82 acres English measure… situate living and being in the Sixteentowns 16 townlands generally known by the names of Ralsonraw otherwise Rathinrair, [Rathenraw, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Hurtletool otherwise Huttletoot [Hurtletoot, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Hungry Hall [Hungry Hall, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Hinking Stile otherwise Stile Farm [Stiles, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Holywell farm otherwise Holeywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] farm Croskeenem Crosskeenem [Crosskennan, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Gosduff [?] farm Shane otherwise Farmshane [Farranshane, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Bush [Bush, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cunnyberry field [?]  Ballyraighy [Ballycraigy, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] otherwise Ballycraigy Whins Park otherwise Whinse Parke Hall [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cork Hall otherwise Cortall [?]  Irish Town [Irishtown, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Dunsilly [Dunsilly, ] and Potters [Potterswalls, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] or Venables Land in Barony & Co. Antrim] Parish and Co. Antrim.. to hold to Luke JACKSON for 21 years. For rent of 49 pounds 4 shillings sterling. Witness Hugh O’NEIL of town and County of Antrim Inn Holder  and Robert YOUNG of the same Merchant SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple

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JACKSON, Thomas

Antrim

1773 May 19

JACKSON Book Index 1768-1776

A memorial of a Certain Instrument of Writing between John JACKSON the elder of Parish & Co. Antrim Gent of the 1 pt & Thomas JACKSON the younger of said parish & county gent of the other part. Whereby reciting the said Thomas JACKSON the elder for the Consideration assigned and made over to Thomas JACKSON the younger the farm of Hollywell  [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] and Whinpark [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] situate in the Sixteentowns 16 townlands generally known by the names of Ralsonraw otherwise Rathinrair, [Rathenraw, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Hurtletool otherwise Huttletoot [Hurtletoot, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Hungry Hall [Hungry Hall, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Hinking Stile otherwise Stile Farm [Stiles, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Holywell farm otherwise Holeywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] farm Croskeenem Crosskeenem [Crosskennan, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Gosduff [?] farm Shane otherwise Farmshane [Farranshane, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Bush [Bush, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cunnyberry field [?]  Ballyraighy [Ballycraigy, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] otherwise Ballycraigy Whins Park otherwise Whinse Parke Hall [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cork Hall otherwise Cortall [?]  Irish Town [Irishtown, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Dunsilly [Dunsilly, ] and Potters [Potterswalls, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] or Venables Land in Barony & Co. Antrim] & Co Antrim for and during the natural life of Thomas JACKSON the younger, and thereafter to his lawful issue with the elder to be preferred before the younger and the male before the female & if he have no lawful issue then Dorah JACKSON otherwise CLARK the present wife of Thomas the younger, she would be paid ten pounds sterling yearly. WITNESS: John RANKIN of Town & Co Antrim gent & Robert YOUNG of same Merchant. SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple and/or Jacksons of Tobermore.

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Antrim

Galway

Meath

1763-1777

ANDREWS, Francis-his will

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Francis ANDERSON late Provost of Trinity College ... lands in Co Antrim [not described] to his mother... also lands in Galway & Meath (held by Mr. GAMBLE in Trust for Francis ANDERSON ...

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JACKSON, Richard

Armagh & Dublin

1775 Dec 4

JACKSON-SHERLOCK Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,

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Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co Armagh Esq demised to Thomas SHERLOCK, Brewer land in Glovers Alley near Stephens Green, City of Dublin adjoining the Gateway late John SWEETMAN’s now of Thomas SHERLOCK containing in front 54 ½’ and back to the Angle of the Malt House as of right belongs to Richard JACKSON … for 31 years rent of £3.8.3 witness Edward TIPPING of Mounthill [Mounthill, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], , Co Armagh, Esq. & Jackson WRAY son of Jackson WRAY of Ballycastle [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary] Co Antrim Esq & William JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent JACKSONs of Coleraine.

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201469

Antrim

1774 Feb 1

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Mullinsallagh & Mills Magheraboy Maryduffle, Moneduff, Bolalleenway, Osh Loughgall & Denaghy

CRAWFORD-McLAUGHLIN

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WITNESS: Andrew McLOUGHLIN & John TODD both of Manneduff [Moneyduff, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway], Co. Antrim

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JACKSON, Richard

Antrim

1770 Sep 4

In Names Index under WRAY

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Btw Jackson WRAY late of Coleraine but then of Ballycastle [ED: Ballycastle, Ballycastle the town is in Town Parks, Parish Ramoan, Barony Cary], Co Antrim Esq. & Rev. James SMYTHE Vicar of Ardmay [?] , Co. Antrim of the 1 pt. Thomas THOMPSON of Greenmount [south of town of Antrim, now College of Agriculture – possibly in townland of Muckamore), Co Antrim Esq and the lease made btw Jackson WRAY, Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Co Armagh Esq & the surviving Executors of the will of Hugh BOYDE the younger of Ballycastle Esq son & heir of Alexander BOYDE late of Ballycastle Esq, deceased. Who at the time of his death was son and heir of Hugh BOYD… more BOYD  & townlands in Co. Antrim SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine.

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JACKSON, Thomas

Antrim

1778 May 13

JACKSON Names Index: 1777-1785

Thomas JACKSON of Town and Co Antrim Gent of the 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of Steeple  [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co Antrim Gent of the other…. Demised Whin Park [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] est 35 acres, Parish & Co Antrim… for and during natural life of George JACKSON son of Peter JACKSON aged abt 4 years for term of 31 years…. (hard to read, but not much more there). SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple

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JACKSON, Luke

Antrim

1778 Sep 24

Btw Luke JACKSON of Lisnagingle Co Antrim Gen of the one pt demised  39 ½ ces Plantation measure of Lisnagingle [possibly Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]  to John PARKER. WITNESS: Alexander ARTHUR of Belfast & his wife Mary ARTHUR SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1778 Jan 15

McCULLOGH Robert to MARWOOD

Robert McCULLOGH of town & Co Antrim weaver SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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JACKSON, Peter

Antrim

1779 Feb 19

BTW Mary IRWIN of Parish of Antrim of one pt & Peter JACKSON of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], of other. Demised two fields then in his possession to hold for the natural life of George IRWIN or for a term of 140 years and that said George IRWIN had died intestate his widow had obtained administration… fields, orchard & garden at Steeple containing 6a  as it had been occupied by Mary IRWIN and her late husband

SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple -

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JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1779 May 5

FERGUSON Names Index: 1777-1785

Deed of rent charge  btw Thomas JACKSON and William JACKSON both of town & co of Antrim Gents of the 1 pt,  & Samuel FERGUSON of Silversprings [?] in sd Co Gent  of the other pt. Reciting that Thomas JACKSON was indebted to Samuel FERGUSON 60 pounds and that William JACKSON was indebted 60 pounds… lands of Ballynadrintagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] Co Antrim were offered in lieu [it seems that the rents were offered] SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple - probably

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JACKSON, William

Antrim

1779 May 20

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballyguillan, Ballynadrenttogh and Tythes Parish Killead Barony Massareene

JACKSON-McCABE

McCABE Names Index: 1777-1785

Deed of charge btw William JACKSON of Randalstown, [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim, Gent of the one part & Thomas McCABE of Belfast Antrim watchmaker of the other part reciting that the said William JACKSON was indebted to the said Thomas McCABE on account of John ROBINSON of  Domied [?] in the sum of 227 pounds 17s 10d sterling re an annuity on part of the lands of Ballynadrintagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] Co Antrim then in possession of Peter JACKSON Mary BLACK widow Elias TOLAN Jane METLAND Widow and son… SEE: JACKSONs of Steeple - probably

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ASHE

Antrim

1780 Feb 20

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Whimpark, Whinepark, Whitekirk The tythes

LYNDENAR-ASHE[?]

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BTW William LYNDON of City of London Great Britain Esq. & Right Hon Clotorthy Earl of Masareene of 1 pt;  Benjamin ASHE eldest son of Thomas ASHE of City of Dublin deceased & late of Calcutta Esq. of the other pt. … lots of townlands and descriptions 16 townlands generally known by the names of Ralsonraw otherwise Rathinrair, [Rathenraw, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Hurtletool otherwise Huttletoot [Hurtletoot, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Hungry Hall [Hungry Hall, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Hinking Stile otherwise Stile Farm [Stiles, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Holywell farm otherwise Holeywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] farm Croskeenem Crosskeenem [Crosskennan, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  Gosduff [?] farm Shane otherwise Farmshane [Farranshane, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Bush [Bush, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cunnyberry field [?]  Ballyraighy [Ballycraigy, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] otherwise Ballycraigy Whins Park otherwise Whinse Parke Hall [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Cork Hall otherwise Cortall [?]  Irish Town [Irishtown, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] Dunsilly [Dunsilly, ] and Potters [Potterswalls, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] or Venables Land in Barony & Co. Antrim, other townlands in Co. Monaghan – several pages …

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JACKSON, Richard

Coleraine

1780 Feb 1

YOUNG & ors Names Index: 1777-1785

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Hatton TILLE of Coleraine of 1 pt & Rev. Galbraith Young of Coleraine; James STEWART of Grace Hill [Gracehill Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower], Antrim & Richard JACKSON & Elizabeth his wife. Of 3^rd pt. TILLE conveyed to YOUNG and STEWART  a tenement on west side of New Row in Co. Coleraine attached on map as No 28 containing front [?[ depth 150’ & bounded on South by No 29 on the west by New Row  and on the North by Tenement 27. Also 11a land  marked No 68 bounded on North by road to Baldrashane on the east by road leading to Ballymoney and on the south by No 37 and on the west by No 62 about half a mile distant from said Town … subject to permit by Richard JACKSON and wife Elizabeth … after death of Richard JACKSON & Elizabeth JACKSON that Galbraith YOUNG & James STEWART  shall out of the profits pay Martha JACKSON daughter of Richard JACKSON  should she attain age of 21 … WITNESS: William HUNTER of Colerain Charles SWENEY of Colerain Distiller Magher & William ODILEN of Coleraine tanner… Richard JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine.

NOTE: I do not know which Richard JACKSON he was – possibly Richard JACKSON (1726-1789), son of Thomas JACKSON & Margaret BERESFORD.

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GILLMER

Antrim

1739-1810

(TI Bk 73)

GILMER or FORDE to FORDE Loughanmore. Co. Antrim is a guess.

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OLIVER, David & wife

Armagh

Antrim

1778 Nov 20

OLIVER, David & wife - WALKER 1777-1785

NOTES: Indented Deed of Release between David OLIVER and Susannah OLIVER otherwise WALKER his wife of Ballyrea in the County of Armagh farmer of the one part and Thomas WALKER of Ballydonagh [Ballydonaghy, Parish Camlin, Barony Massereene Upper], in the County of Antrim farmer of the other part. Whereby after reciting as is herein related the said David and Susannah OLIVER in obedience of the last will and testament of Leonard WALKER deceased and in consideration of the sum [of the sum - sic] of one hundred and ten pounds sterling assigned released confirmed and made over unto the said Thomas WALKER his heirs exons admons and assigns all that and these the farm tenement and parcel of land called part of Ballydonaghy [Ballydonaghy, Parish Camlin, Barony Massereene Upper], containing by estimation twenty eight acres and one rood English measure be the same more or less late in the possession of Thomas WALKER deceased situate lying and being in Parish of Glenary [Glenavy?], Manor of Killuta and County of Antrim aforesaid To hold unto the said Thomas WALKER his heirs, exons and assigns for and during the lives of Francis WHILLA Elinor WHILLA son and daughter of George WHILLA and Francis STEEL son of William STEEL and the survivor of them and for so much of the term of forty one years commencing first November 1740 as should remain unexpired being the lives and years in the grant lease of said premises made by Lord Baron CONWAY to Isabella Leonard WALKER deceased as by same may appear [etc] Witness Edward IRWIN of the City of Dublin and John SHEPHERD of the same, Gent & Thomas LLOYD of the said City. Thomas WALKER [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Urker for OLIVER connections.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1781 Jan 26

McCULLAGH, Beresford & Henry - McCULLAGH

McCULLAGH, William - McCULLAGH

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McCULLAGH, Victoria – McCULLAGH 1777-1785

Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES:  William HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1781 Jan 26

McCULLAGH, Beresford & Henry - McCULLAGH

McCULLAGH, William - McCULLAGH

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McCULLAGH, Victoria – McCULLAGH 1777-1785

Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley [Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES:  William HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. SEE: McCULLAGH connections

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DICKIE, Charles

Antrim

1782 Jun 17

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Francis JOY of Randlestown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Co. Antrim Gent of 1^st pt; & James DICKIE and Charles DICKIE both of Hollybrooke [possibly Holy Well, Parish of Antrim, in the Barony of Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim - linen drapers of the other part. Reciting deed of release Francis JOY in consideration of £50 sold to James DICKIE & Charles DICKIE all that field or park of land at Randalstown with said Francis JOY reclaimed off the Mill dam containing 3a together with the ground in front opposite to said land and the Heap of Stones then lying therein … WITNESS: Alexander MITCHEL of Newgrove Co. Down Linen Draper & William ADAMS of Randalstown Co. Antrim Merchant James DICKIE [SEAL] Charles DICKIE [SEAL]

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JACKSON, Thomas the elder & Rose

Antrim

1782 Jun 27

His will Names Index: 1777-1785

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballyguillan, Ballynadrenttogh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] and Tythes Parish Killead Barony Massareene

Hollywell- Hollywell farm

Thomas JACKSON the elder’s will

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Thomas JACKSON the elder formerly of Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] but now of town & of Antrim. Last will: First: Confirm marriage settlement with my wife Rose JACKSON intitled to annuity of £30 payable out of any part of premises I was entitled to at time of marriage and further a Cow if I should have one at time of decease and also half of what household furniture I shall have at time of my death only my Escrutore which I leave to my son Thomas JACKSON 2ndly I leave to my two granddaughters [only one named] Rose JACKSON the other half of my household furniture and the sum of £250. 3rdly I leave to my granddaughters Rose CLARK and Elinor CLARK the sum of £40 each … 4thly I leave to my son Thomas JACKSON my freehold lease of Hollywell during his natural life after his decease to his lawful issue … then to son William JACKSON … and failing lawful issue then to daughter Rose JACKSON … 5thly to my two sons Thomas JACKSON and William JACKSON lands of Ballynadrumlagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] and rectorial tythes … 22 Oct 1772 … WITNESS; William HOLMES, Hugh O’REILLY Robert YOUNG both of Town & Co. Antrim & Hugh O’NEILL Linen Draper … Thomas DAWSON of Conn Carmony Co. Antrim farmer.

SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple Not yet sure where she fits in. Possibly SEE: Jacksons of Tobermore.

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McCULLAGH

Antrim

1778 Nov 24

McCULLAGH, William - McCULLAGH Notes in 2009 diary 1777-1785

Between William McCULLOGH of townland and Parish of Rasavan [possibly Rasharkin], Diocese of Connor, Co. Antrim of 1 pt. & Samuel McCULLAGH of same.

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JACKSON, Rev. Robert

Antrim

1783 Aug 24

Crossle notes

BTW Anne KELSO of Dunmurray [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), or Dunmurry, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Upper], Barony Belfast Upper] Antrim Spinster of one pt & Rev. Robert JACKSON of Dunmurry of the other pt. Parcel of land on south side of Castle St Belfast containing in length at first next side street 56 feet backwards on east side next the passage leading to the Mall 212 feet and in tenure of Peter GOLAN of Belfast merchant and later of James CARSON.

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JACKSON, Peter & ors

Antrim

1783 Aug 27

HARPUR Names Index: 1777-1785

 Btw Peter JACKSON of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co Antrim Gent of the 1^st pt; Luke JACKSON of the Parish of Connor [Connor] in same Co Gent; of 2^nd pt & Wm HARPER of Doagh [Doagh, Parish Grange of Doagh, Barony Antrim Upper] Antrim Innkeeper of the 3^rd pt leased part of Young’s farm in Lisngiggl [possibly Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]  lying on the west side commonly called the lower side of the turnpike leading from Antrim to Ballymeena… 20 acres 20 perches. WITNESSES: John  READ of Macdam in parish of Donegar [Donegore] Gent; William CAMPBELL of Craigyhaw [possibly Craigy Hall, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], parish of Antrim Linen weaver

 SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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JACKSON,

Robert Rev & ors

Antrim

1783 Aug 24

1783 Nov 8

ASHMORE & ors Names Index: 1777-1785

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Dunmurry & Mill par Drumbeg & Belfast Bo Belfast

JACKSONs settlement & KELSO to ASHMORE & ors

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BTW Anne KELSO of Drumurry [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), or Dunmurry, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Upper],  spinster and only child of Joseph KELSO late of Dunmury Linen Draper deceased of 1^st pt  Samuel ASHMORE of Antrim Merchant & Robert JOHNSTON of Derryayhy [Derryaghy, Parish Derriaghy, Barony Belfast Upper] Co Antrim Linen draper of 2^nd pt; re: marriage agreement of Rev. Robert JACKSON of Dunmurray Co Antrim  of 3^rd pt. with Anne KELSO …marriage btw Rev Robert JACKSON & Ann KELSO … parcel of land in Dunmurry 53a 3r 37p … WITNESS: James BRYSON & Alexander ARTHUR

NOTE: I need to track down this Rev. Robert JACKSON. He might be the son of John JACKSON of Ballygrainey, Co. Down or the Rev Robert JACKSON (bef 1750-1788) son of Rev. Henry JACKSON (1717-1795) and Jane MILLER of Banbridge.

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JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1784 May 18

FERGUSON Names Index: 1777-1785

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballyguillan, Ballynadrenttogh and Tythes Parish Killead Barony Massareene

JACKSON & another-FERGUSON

Thomas JACKSON of Antrim and William JACKSON of Belfast of the 1 pt & Samuel FERGUSSON of Belfast of the other pt.. parcel of land in Lower Ballynidrenlagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] 55 acres 5 perches Cunningham Measure bounded on the north by Crumlin River on the north by John HUNTERs farm on the east by NOLAN and GAWLEYs farm is on the west by Hercules ROWLEYs Esq. estate in parish of Killead Co Antrim

SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple Not yet sure where she fits in. Possibly SEE: Jacksons of Tobermore. Thomas JACKSON and William JACKSON were probably brothers & sons of Thomas JACKSON & Rose?

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JACKSON, Thomas & William

Antrim

1785 Jan 11

JACKSON-McCABE Names Index: 1777-1785

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

JACKSON, Thomas & Wm-M’CABE

Thomas JACKSON of Antrim & William JACKSON of Randlestown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper],, both in Co Antrim Gent & Thomas McCABE of Belfast Co Antrim Watchmaker of other pt.... transfer lands of Ballynadrentagh. [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower].. probably SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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132

243390

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1784 Nov 9

McCULLOGH William to HARBISON

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467

245228

Antrim

1785 Feb 4

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Tullybane Bo Killcanway psh Dunaghy

Ballyreaghs, Ballynagaboge, Barony Kilconway

Crebilly, Carnmore, Carnbeg, Carnbuck

Greig- Glenawhirry

Killaree Bokileenway

Mullinsallagh & Mills Magheraboy Maryduffle, Moneduff, Bolalleenway, Osh Loughgall & Denaghy

Image 261

BTW John Hamilton O’HARA of Crebilly [Crebilly, Parish Ballyclug, Barony Antrim Lower],  Co. Antrim Esq only son & heir of Charles HAMILTON formerly of the City of Bath Great Britain but also Portglone [[Probably Parish Portglenone, Barony Toome Lower] Co. Antrim Esq. of 1 pt; .. Manor of Crebilly also known as Kart Estate … Killaree, quarter land of Carnmore [Carnmore, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway]  quarter land of Carnbegg [Carnbeg, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway] quarterland of Foenagushogg [Farranscushog, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway]  commonly known as of four quarters of Killeree [Killyree, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway]  and also all the town of Balyreaghs [Ballyreagh, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway], and also townlands of Ballynagologe [Ballynalough, Parish Templepatrick, Barony Belfast Upper],  containing several subdenominations following that is to say the quarter land of Lislalian, the quarterland of Magheraboy [Magheraboy, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway], the quarterland of Grieig and quarterland of Carnbush [possibly Carnbeg, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway] all in Barony Kilconway Co. Antrim and also the two quarterlands Omerleane [probably Irishomerbane (Umar Ban, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway]] the quarterland of Moneyduffe [Moneyduff, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway]  and the quarterland of Tulybane [Tullaghbane, Parish Dunaghy, Barony Kilconway] in Parish Dunaghy Barony Kilconways Co. Antrim

NOTE: Crossley mentions JACKSON, but that surname was not in memorial but the wife of John Hamilton O’HARA was a JACKSON.

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Antrim

1784 Sep 1

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Drains, Drumaine, Bo Glenarm

SHAW-ALLEN

Image 73

BTW Martha SHAW of Blairmount Co. Antrim widow of 1 pt; Samuel ALLEN of Kilaughter [Parish Kilwaughter, Barony Glenarm Upper.] Co. Antrim Linen draper of the other part make over part of Killygleen alias Blairmount Blairmount [aka Killyglen, Parish Grange of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper] with the mountain belonging late in possession of Martha SHAW and one undivided moiety of townland of Knocknane otherwise Drain [probably Drains Bog, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper] containing 219a & one undivided moiety of lands of Loughduff  [Loughduff, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper], and the Turf Bog in Barony Glenarm Co. Antrim … WITNESS: James ALLEN of Larne Merchant & Alexander JOHNSTON of Killeragait [?] Lapper both in Co. Antrim

364

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243540

JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1784 Nov 12

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

HUNTER Names Index: 1777-1785

Thomas JACKSON of Antrim & William JACKSON of Randlestown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], of the 1^st pt;  & John HUNTER of Ballyradrentagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] in said County farmer of the other part… land let to HUNTER at Ballynadentagh then in the possession of John HUNTER cont 41 acres & 1 rood Scotch Cunningham measure, Parish of Killead Co Antrim SEE: Jacksons of Tobermore. – probably.

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244060

JACKSON, Thomas

Antrim

1784 Dec 7

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Whinpark, Whatstown farm

HOLMES Names Index: 1777-1785

Image 409

 Btw Thomas JACKSON of town & Co of Antrim Gent of the 1 pt & William HOLMES of said town & County of Antrim Merchant of the other pt.  in consid of 780 pounds released to Wm HOLMES al that farm and parcel of land called Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  cont 80 acres of land English Measure bounded on the east by the road from Antrim to Belymcha [probably Ballymacilhoyle, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower]   on the west by a farm formerly James KILCRESTs on the south by a Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] farm and on the north by a brook dividing a farm formerly widow WHITE and the said 80 acres  part of a parcel of land called Whin Park [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] by est 35 acres 3 roods… in parish and Co. Antrim for and during lives of Thomas JACKSON party thereto & of George JACKSON son of Peter JACKSON of Steeple. WITNESS: Robert YOUNG & James DAWSON of Antrim, SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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244674

JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1785 Jan 27

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

JACKSON Thomas & Wm-CHARTERS CHARTRES Names Index: 1777-1785

A memorial of an Indented Deed of Rent Charge… duly made and executed by and between Thomas JACKSON of Antrim in Co. Antrim Gent & William JACKSON of Randalstown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], in said Co. Gent. Of the ne part and John CHARTERS of Antrim aforesaid merchant of the other part. William JACKSON for and in consideration of the sum of sixty pounds sterling do give grant and confirm unto the said John CHARTERS his exors admins and assigns the annuity or yearly rent Charge of twenty pounds sterling to be had and issuing out of the Town and Lands of Ballynabantagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] in parish of Killead and Co Antrim now in possession of John GOWLEY and John BLACK…. There is a Clause that the said Thomas and William JACKSON their heirs admons or assigns shall and will pay or cause to be paid the said annuity on the several days and times therein mentioned and also that the said lands shall continue sufficient payment of said annuity. WITNESS: John HAMILTON of Carrickfergus [Carrickfergus Parish of Carrickfergus, in the Barony of Carrickfergus or St Nicholas] Gent & John WILLIAMS SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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JACKSON, Thomas & William

Antrim

1786 Feb 28

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

Crossbeg

JACKSON & another-WHITLA J

ACKSON-WHITELAW Names Index 1786-1794

 Btw Thomas JACKSON of the town & City of Antrim & William JACKSON of Randalstown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], & Valentine WHITLA of Gorbrana [?] Parish of Glenavy [Glenavy] Co Antrim... released half of the lands of Ballynadrintagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] alia Crossbegg with the rectorial tithes thereof in parish of Killead Barony Massareene to WHITLA.. WITNESS James BAXTER of Briain [?] Gent, Robert YOUNG & William HOLMES of Antrim Merchants. Probably SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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249241

JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1785 Dec 31

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

HUNTER & ors Names Index: 1777-1785

Image 337

Btw Thomas JACKSON of Antrim and William JACKSON of Randalstown [Randalstown, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], both in Co Antrim Gents of the one pt & John HUNTER & Robert METLAND of Ballynadrontagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower in Co. Antrim of other pt. part of land of Ballynadrontagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] 21 acres 20 perches parish of Killead … WITNESS: John BLACK and Henry HUNTER of Killead Co. Antrim farmers & Alecander ARTHUR Attorney of Belfast. Probably SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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JACKSON, Thomas & William & ors

Antrim

1785 Dec 31

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballynadrentagh & Tythes

MACARTNEY Names Index: 1777-1785

Image 337

Btw Thomas JACKSON of Antrim and William JACKSON of Randalstown both in Co Antrim Gents of the one pt & Thomas MaCARTNEY of Ballynadrentagh [Ballynadrentagh, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] Antrim farmer of other pt.… 15 acres leased [the land is described] Probably SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

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418

253324

McCULLAGH, Rev. James

Antrim

1786 Aug 12

McCULLAGH, Rev. James – McCULLAGH 1786-1793

Rev James M’CULLOCH of Cokeman [?], Co. Antrim of one part & John M’CULLOCH of Larne, Co. Antrim Gent and Patrick M’CULLOCH of Larne nephew of said James M’CULLOGH… demised farm of North Ballyruther [Ballyruther, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper] … 60a… Parish of Caincastle, Co. Antrim.. WITNESS: Samuel FERRIS of Larne, Co. Antrim Surgeon & William JACKSON Surgeon in his Majesties Navy . John M’CULLOCH

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146

25469

JACKSON, Luke

Antrim

1786 Dec 2

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Grove farm

Lisnagungge Lisneguiga

JACKSON-PARLAR BTW Luke JACKSON of Kells [Kells, Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower], Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt & John PARTON of Kells, innholder , of the other pt. Luke JACKSON demised that part of land called The Grove [possibly Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] farm containing 39a 22 in parish of Connor to hold for lives of Luke JACKSON & Samuel BRISTOW son of Samuel BRISTOW Esq. & George McFERRAN son of George McFERRON…  WITNESS: Roger CASEMENT & Francis DINSMORE both of Kells, Co. Antrim Gents.

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216

254687

SPEER

Antrim

1787 Jan 20

Image 127

BTW William SPEER of Tullyrodd [?], Co. Antrim Farmer of 1 pt & Robert CAMPBELL of Ballingarvey [probably Ballygarvey, Parish Kirkinriola, Barony Toome Lower] Co. Antrim Esq. of the other… reciting land then in occupation of the said William SPEER, Daniel McNEILL John HINDMAN and one field also in possession of John EDMONSON deceased in Parish Loughgill [Loughguile] Co. Antrim for lives … WITNESS: George HUTCHINSON of Ballymony [probably Ballymoney, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] & Roger CASEMONT of Ballymond [?] both Co. Antrim Attorneys NOTE: Possible link to Jacksons of Tobermore.

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257608

Jackson, George

Antrim

1787 Jun 9

Image 127

Memorial of deed of lease bearing date Jun 9, 1787 whereby James WHITE of Whitehall, Esq. of Antrim let to William HOLMES of Antrim, merchant a house lying on the north side of the street in Antrim described in a deed dated Nov 26, 1719 bounded on the N side by William MOORE and the s. side by George JACKSON, late of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], decd. Witnessed by James Watt and William HOLMES the younger, both of Antrim, Co Antrim, Simon Draper and David HENDERSON of Belfast. Memorial dated June 12, 1787.

NOTE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

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256019

COULTER

Antrim

1787 Mar 28

COULTER, John-McLORAN 1786-1793

Image 438

John COULTER of Collen [?] Co. Antrim, Merchant eldest son & heir & Admon of James COULTER late of Aghogill [?] Co. Antrim Merchant, deceased of 1 pt.

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TODD, Andrew

Londonderry

1787 Nov 8

Will of Andrew TODD 1739-1810

Image 180

Registered 1787 Nov 8

Andrew TODD of Shanes Castle[Shanes's Castle, Parish of Antrim, Barony Toome Upper], Co Antrim… lands of Crossreagh [CrossreaghBallycraig Upper, Slenmay [Slimag, Parish Ballywillin, Barony N.E. Liberties of Coleraine, Co. Londonderry]  Carnanlevy [probably Carnany Lower, Parish of Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper], Islandmore [Parish Kilraghts, Barony Dunluce Upper ] & Ballyeraye [possibly Ballycraig Upper, Ballycraig Upper] held by lease for lives under Earl of Antrim dated 1 June 1750 & also Lands called the live quarters of Priestland [either Priestland East and/or Priestland West, Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower] & quarter of Killiny [??], & ¼ of park commonly called [Fernelesvey?] West Park (Fearann na Leathsheisrí) (aka Faranlessery), Parish Dunluce, Barony Dunluce Lower],  held from the Earl dated 2 July 1745 all in Barony Dunluce, Co. Londonderry  and also lands of Gortgole [Gortgole, Parish Portglenone, Barony Toome Lower] in lower half Barony of Toom in Co. Antrim held for lives under John O’NEILL ….  £50 to be paid to Sister Elizabeth PATTERSON otherwise TODD wife of William PATTERSON now of City of Derry, Gent….  Subject to levies by John O’NEILL of Shanes Castle Esq.  & to John O’NEILL of Portglenane [Probably Parish Portglenone, Barony Toome Lower] Esq. & their lives & also several trusts …  boy called and named as John TODD age 14-15 at grammar school in Town of Workington  Cumberland, Great Britain – board and lodging with Mr. & Mrs. WHITESIDES of Workingtown if John TODD dies before reaching majority, then trusts to ….. Andrew TODD, eldest son of Daniel TODD now of Randlestown Gent  & of his issue male in the same manner as for John TODD …… John PATTERSON eldest son of Walter PATTERSON Governor of the Island of St Johns in Gulf of St. Laurence and his issue…. Niece Elizabeth PATTERSON wife of Rev Edward PATTERSON of Belfast £100. To servant Ann MAGILL all my right & interest in lands of Tobernaveen [Tobernaveen, Parish Grange of Shilvodan, Barony Toome Upper] together with sum of £50 … other servants Thomas O’NEILL Charles MAGILL & Elinor MACTRANEY one year’s wages to each  … guardianship of John TODD [?] William DUNKIN of Clogher Esq. & Edward HOGG of Lisburn Linen Draper my executors … signed Andrew TODD Esq in presence of Richard DRUE of Duncliffe, Robert McLEAIN of Shanes Castle, Samuel McCLEAN of Belfast Merchant. Memorial witness Samuel McCLEAN & Samuel HERON of Lisburn Gent & Atty at Law. John TODD [SEAL] 27 Aug 1787.

NOTE: An Andrew TODD of Carricknaveagh, near Saintfield married the 3^rd daughter of James BIRCH (?-1727) and Mary JACKSON (?-aft 1732).: SOURCE: Thomas Ledlie Birch: United Irishman. Aiken McClelland. The TODD family of Carricknaveagh, [Carricknaveagh , Parish Killaney, Barony Castlereagh Upper, in the County of Down] which was known as Toddsville as early as 1625, were prominent United Irishmen. The name of Andrew TODD (Birch's cousin) and Andrew Tod junior, appear in the "Black Book of the North of Ireland", a list of some 200 names of the leaders of the United Irishmen. When the rebellion broke out Andrew Todd junior, joined the rebel ranks, and acted as Captain of the Town Guard when Ballynahinch was in insurgent hands. After the rebellion was crushed he was imprisoned for a short time in Lisburn. Todd later married a sister of Birch's successor, Rev. Henry SIMPSON (1799-1843), and his descendants still live in Carricknaveagh.

SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry for connections to Shanes Castle and O’NEILLs.

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261114

JOHNSTON

Antrim

1786 Jan 20

John JOHNSTON – JOHNSTON   1786-93

Image 581

John JOHNSTON of Town & City of Antrim, Carpenter of the 1 pt & Samuel & Thomas JOHNSTON both of City of Antrim of other part… Reciting 18 Aug 1780 lease from Lewis REFORD Gent dwelling houses offices bleaching Lapping…water & water courses for term of 31 years [but where? Place was not mentioned]

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260785

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1708 Feb 5

McCULLOCH John – his will

Image 233

John McCULLOCH of Town of Antrim Surgeon and Apothecary.. wife Margaret McCULLOCH or SHAW… part of the tenement which I now occupy with the lower part of the back house now occupied by Mrs. NIXON and the Stable called my own stable with the loft over it for offices with one cows grazing on the land which I hold with said tenement… son William McCULLOCH … 1/3 pt of land … daughter Dorothy MORTON or McCULLOCH left shop and utensils in tenement in Antrim now occupied by her husband Mr. John MORTON and her with the backhouse they now occupy… 2/3rds of land … daughter Victoria JACKSON or McCULLOCH – rents of tenement now occupied by Mrs. NIXON with the house called my turf house and loft above… and if she shall have lawful issue…… daughter Jane WALKER… tenement now occupied by James MALONE at end of Massareene Bridge to daughter Jane WALKER or McCULLOCH … Cabins in Bowlane… there was 350 left by my late father-in-law Captain McCULLOCH on his estate in trust for my late wife & me over which I was to have distributive power to our issue and one hundred pounds was left to myself by Captain McCULLOCH and whereas there is an unsettled amount between William McCULLOCH Esq. my brother-in-law in whose hands Capt. McCulloch’s estate now is, I request he may settle…… son Henry McCULLOCH viz Margaret… profits to my sister Elizabeth M’KINLAY or McCULLOCH … granddaughters Margaret and Jane (presumably not children of Victoria) … John KERR & Robert YOUNG Postmaster to be executors… NOTE: The transcription is clear that Capt McCULLAGH is his father-in-law.

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261689

JACKSON, Robert

Antrim

1788 Sep 4

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Belfast Premes Castle Street

JACKSON-FLETCHER

FLETCHER Names Index 1786-1794

Rev Robert JACKSON of Dunmurry [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), or Dunmurry, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Upper], Barony Belfast Upper] Co Antrim of 1 pt & Jane FLETCHER of Lisburn, Widow… land on south side of Castle Street, Belfast. 1788 Apr 4

Crossle notes

BTW Rev. Robert JACKSON of Dunmurry co. Antrim of 1 pt & Jane KITCHER of Lisburn Co. Antrim widow of the other … land on south side of Castle Street in front 56 feet… [Belfast?]

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371

264254

JACKSON, Richard

Dublin

Armagh

Down

Antrim

1788 Sep 5

LD BELMORE Names Index 1786-1794

Richard MAGENNIS sr. of Warrenpoint, Co. Down, his wife Elizabeth MAGENNIS & Richard MAGENNIS, the younger of Dublin City, Esq., eldest son of them. Marriage intended between Richard MAGENNIS jr. & Elizabeth COLE, 2^nd daughter of Willoughby COLE, Lord Viscount, Enniskillen. Released to Armar CORREY, Rt. Hon Lord Baron of Belmore and William HOEY, Dunganstown, Co. Wicklow, Gent,

Townlands: Ballybreagh & Dromell, Armagh; 

Finn/, Moybrick, Lamer, Drumbeg, Corcreeny, Magheragh, Magherana, Croroge, Tulyherin, Co. Down;

Clanchy [ow Landry], Ballynamony [Ballynamoney, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper], upper Ballynamony, lower Ballynamony, , Enagh [probably Enagh Lower and Enagh Upper, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper] Landhead [Landhead, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper,  Drumskea [Drumskea, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper] , Correalleagh [or Carneally or Corneally], Collintaft [ow Collinla ow Collinlammy] Leekowlack [possibly Leeke, , Ganaway [ow Ganaly ow Ganwaly] Ballynamavagh [Ballynamenagh North or Cummingstown, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper, [ow Ballynamengh ow Harperstown] Carnanny [probably Carnany Lower  or Carnany Upper, Parish Ballymoney, Barony Dunluce Upper]  [ow Carnany], Canreagh [ow Carronreagh], Knocking [ow Knockren] upper Dovial [ow Dera], lower Dovia [ow Dera], Long Mullens, Broad Mullens, Cullefachan, Caigair, Scotch Craigs [possibly Craigs, Parish Craigs, Barony Toome Lower]  [ow Irish Craigs] Lary [ow Lacy] & Tullockers [ow the Eight Quarters [ow the Thirteen Quarters], Co. Antrim.

Keelinarge [ow Kellencargill ow Kellincargatt ors Kellincrgitt ow Kellenargett ow Kellinorgett ors Silverwood] together with 5 acres pt of Tegnevan and a tenement in Lurgen called Bells tenement bounded by tenement leased to John PORTER on the one side of Derrybeg at the lower end & by tenement leased to John TURNER commonly called Thorn Treehouse on the other side containing about 5 score & 4 ft of front, together with gardens & houses, Co. Armagh.

To hold unto Armar COREY & William HOEY during respective lives named in leases or to be added and Anne HILL [Viscountess Dungannon, widow & relict of Arthur HILL], Harvey [?] Hon Lord Viscount McMorres, Hon John O’NEIL of Shanes Castle, Antrim, Rt. Hon Richard JACKSON of Coleraine, Londonderry, Edward KINGSMILL, formerly Edward BRICE of Belfast...

NOTE: This references an earlier Deed dated December 26, 1761. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

399

413

264344

JACKSON, William

Antrim

1786 Aug 30

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Larne

JACKSON-MOORE MOORE Names Index 1786-1794

William JACKSON, Surgeon of Larne of 1^st part let farm in possession of Thomas MOORE, merchant of Larne of 2^nd part to Thomas MOORE for 999 years. William JACKSON farm lett house or tenement in possess of Thomas MOORE unto Thomas MOORE for 999 yrs from 1 May then past at 1 penny if lawfully demanded - [40 feet in front] - together with back houses & gardens extending backwards 45 feet, in breadth 20 feet, in Newtown of Larne.James MCLISTER held land south of leased house in Larne, John ROBINSON held land north of leased land, William MOORE, shopkeeper Larne, James FAIRIES, weigh master, Larne. Timothy TOY, Registrar. Thanks to Vancouver Mike. NOTE: There are two trees that are possibilities: SEE: JACKSONS of Tobermore.and JACKSONS of Steeple

399

487

264507

JACKSON, Peter

Antrim

1788 Sep 26

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Antrim Town Josiah Erwin’s freehold interest – Potters Hill

Part 11a – Parish Antrim

M’CULLOCH-JACKSON Crossle notes

BTW William McCULLOCH of Ballygally [Ballygalley, Parish of Carncastle, in the Barony of Glenarm Upper or Ballygelly, Parish Racavan, Barony Antrim Lower] Co. Antrim Doctor in physic of 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of Staple [sic – Steeple Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper], Co. Antrim the other. … the half tenement where Thomas LINDSAY formerly dwelt lying on the south side of the street in Antrim above the church together with the waste half tenement to the west of the other half tenement the whole tenement being formerly called LINDSAY’s bordered by townland of Dunmurry [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), Barony Belfast Upper] 53a 3r 37p in parish Drumbeg, Barony Antrim SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

PRONI D2489 Notes: William McCULLOCH red’d from Peter JACKSON £210 Deed 399.489.264507 19 Sept 1788 Between William McCULLOCH of Ballygilly [probably Ballygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper], Co. Antrim Doctor of Physic & Peter JACKSON [Gent] of Steeple, Co. Antrim ... John McCULLOCH late of Antrim, apothecary., deceased.

William McCULLOGH for consids releases unto Peter JACKSON half ten on s. side of street in Antrim above the church together with waste half ten adjoining other half ten - the whole called Lindsays ten + 11 acres Eng measure being part of field called Cotter's hill on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus for lives and rent as mentioned. Ann IRWIN formerly in occupation of part of field called Cotter's hill on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus. Thanks to Vancouver Mike.

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122

265550

JACKSON, William

Antrim

1788 Nov 19

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballymulloge ye upper quarter Ballymullay, Ballymullock, Barony Glenarm

JACKSON-HOWE HOWE Names Index 1786-1794

Btw William JACKSON of Larne Co Antrim, Surgeon of 1 pt & John HOWE of Ballymullock [Ballymullock, Parish Grange of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper], Co Antrim Gent of other pt… a moiety or 12^th pt of the upper land of Bayllmullock… NOTE: I suspect a connection to either Jacksons of Tobermore or to Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

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140

265751

JACKSON, William

Antrim

1788 Nov 28

HOWE Names Index 1786-1794

Btw William JACKSON late surgeon in his Majesties Navy but then of Belfast Co Antrim of 1^st pt Mary Helen BLAIR of Larne Co Antrim Spinster of 2^nd part & John  HOWE of Ballymullock [Ballymullock, Parish Grange of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper] in Co Antrim Gent  of 3^rd pt. Reciting that a marriage was shortly intended to be had between  William JACKSON and Mary Helen BLAIR with whom the said William JACKSON was to receive a considerable sum of money as a Marriage portion to which she was entitled by the will of her late father James BLAIR… deposit in the hands of John HOWE the sum of £2,000… WITNESSES: Rev Charles HAZLETT of Carnecastle [Carncastle] Co Antrim Clke; Thomas CALDELL of Parish of Carnacastle Co Antrim Gent & Henry JOY of Belfast Gent… NOTE: I suspect a connection to either Jacksons of Tobermore or to Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

403

237

266900

JACKSON,

Jean

Antrim

1789 Jan 27

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Larne

JACKSON-MOORE

MOORE Names Index 1786-1794

Btw Jane JACKSON otherwise HUSTON [HOUSTON?] of Town of Larne, Barony of Glenarm Co Antrim of 1 pt set to Thomas MOORE lands in town of Larne … description .. NOTE: I suspect a connection to either Jacksons of Tobermore or to Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. Need to follow the MOORE-JACKSON and HUSTON-McCULLAGH links.

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312

268340

JACKSON

Antrim

1789 Mar 12

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Belfast Premes Castle Street

ALEXANDER-JACKSON ors

Crossle Notes

BTW John ALEXANDER of Belfast Esq of 1 pt; Mary Anne JACKSON, Jane JACKSON, Eleanor JACKSON & Rachel JACKSON of Dunmurry [probably Dunmurry Parish of Drumbeg (Antrim portion ), or Dunmurry, Parish Shankill, Barony Belfast Upper], Barony Belfast Upper] spinsters of the 1 pt … parcel of ground on south side of Castle Street Belfast cont in front 65 feet by 212 feet in tenure of Peter GOLAN, NOTE: They were the children of Rev. Robert JACKSON late of Dunmurry, Co. Antrim deceased bef 1787.

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308

271597

TODD

DICKEY

Antrim

1789 Nov 11

Andrew TODD-DICKEY

Btw John TODD of Beechmount [History of Beachmount House:],  Co Antrim, Gent of 1 pt & Mary DICKEY spinster fourth daughter of Thomas DICKEY the elder of Killhead [?], Co. Antrim linen draper of 2^nd pt. Rt  Hon  John O’NEIL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper]  in Co Antrim & Sant John O’NEIL of Portlenone [possibly Parish Portglenone, Barony Toome Lower]] Co Antrim of 3^rd pt. Adam DICKEY of Hollybrook [possibly Holy Well, Parish of Antrim, in the Barony of Antrim Upper] Co Antrim Linen draper and Thomas DICKEY the younger of Hilhead linen draper of the 4^th pt.  Marriage intended between John TODD and Mary DICKEY… marriage portion of lands in Barony of Dunbree [?] Co Antrim… & Barony of Dunluce…

NOTE: History of Beachmount House: “The House and Farm of Beechmount, in the Falls, containing upwards of nineteen acres, well improved, besides the House and Offices, which are extensive, convenient and in good order. It is a pleasant situation, and well calculated for a private gentleman, or one in business, being within one mile of the town”. The house has a long history that embraced the linen industrialists and the United Irishmen (it hosted Wolfe Tone on his travels with Samuel Neilson. … Thomas Vance’s daughter Arminella married William Bruce Joy and they had two sons who became artists, Albert Bruce-Joy and George W Joy; Albert crafted the statue of Kelvin which stands at the Malone Road entrance to Botanic Gardens.

407

374

271814

Armagh

1783 May 3

MAXWELL-MULLA Book 2 (1739-1810) Brootely

Robert MAXWELL Esq. Of Fellows Hall [Crearum, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh of 1^st part unto Michael MILLAN, butcher of Derrynoose, [NOTE The village lies partly in the townland of Mullyard and partly in the townland of Crossnamoyle] Co. Armagh 1739-1810

(TI Bk 45) Thomas DICKEY the elder of Killhead [?], Co. Antrim Linen draper of 2^nd pt. pt of Brootely [Brootally, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh] then in poss of Michael MILLAN, in Manor of Belteagh pa Derrynoose barony & Co Armagh, [14a 2r Engl Stat M] to hold unto Michael MILLAN except as excepted from 1 Nov 1781 for 15 years at £8.4.11 yr rent, with cov. for renewal with clauses for entry reentry & distress; Indorsed on back of deed - A settles upon Michael MULLEN (presumably same person as B) from 1st Nov there last, a part of late farm of MCARDLER [4a 15p] at £2.9. Witnesses: Maxwell CLOSE Esq. Of Elm Park [Elm Park at Mullaghatinny,  Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] & Dennis ROCK, farmer of Lisdrumbrokes [Lisdrumbrughas, Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh],. Registrar, John MOSSON of Armagh. Thanks to Vancouver Mike. SEE: OLIVERs of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh

409

440

268833

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1789 May 25

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Ballygally Parish Rocavan

McCULLOGH-JACKSON

McCULLOCH William to JACKSON 1786-1793

William M’CULLOCH Esq. of Ballygelly [probably Ballygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper] Co Antrim to Peter JACKSON of Steeple, Gent… lands of Ballgelly … in trust for said William McCULLOCH during his life & then in trust for John Shaw McCULLOCH his son … SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple

409

532

269118

JACKSON, James & Richard

Antrim

Londonderry

1789 Jun 12

JACKSON-GALT Names Index 1786-1794

Image 589

Btw James STEWART of Gracehill [Gracehill Parish Derrykeighan, Barony Dunluce Lower],, Co Antrim Esq &of 1^st part & Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Co Londonderry & Elizabeth JACKSON his wife and James JACKSON, eldest son & heir apparent of 2^nd part & John GALT & Charles GALT of Londonderry merchants of 3^rd pt…. in consid of £400 pd by John GALT and Charles GALT to JACKSONs.. tenement on the West side of the New Row in Town of Coleraine marked in Map of said town #28 on the west by Stone Row & on the North by tenement 27 together with 11a marked as #63 in the map of the acres bounded on the North by the road leading to Ballyrarhean [Church Road?] on the east by the road leading to Ballymoney and on the south by the acre (No 37) and on the north by the acres No 61 and 62 and abt ½ mile distant from the town with the appurts being and near the Town Colerain in Co. Londonderry… WITNESS: James HAMILTON of Bush Bank Co. Antrim & James PARKS of same place. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] James JACKSON [SEAL]

NOTE: See ROD: 241-83-156901. Sept 25, 1765.

NOTE: It is possible that he was the Richard JACKSON (1726-1789). but there was also another JACKSON in Coleraine. He may also be linked to the line of JACKSONs in Drogheda

UPDATE: I have a copy of the lease, and the signature of Richard JACKSON includes the image of a bird, likely a sheldrake or shoveller.

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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301

270768

JACKSON, Eleanor, Jane, Mary Anne, Rachel & Robert

Antrim

Down

1789 Aug 25

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Belfast Premes Castle Street

FLETCHER-JACKSON ors

FLETCHER-JACKSON Belfast

A parcel of ground on south side Castle Street, Belfast [56 by 212 ft] (in tenure of G and late in possess of James CARSON) + house (in tenure of I&J) from Jane FLETCHER, a widow of Lisburn, Co. Antrim  to Mary Anne JACKSON, Jane JACKSON, Eleanor JACKSON, & Rachel JACKSON all, of Belfast, children & co-heiresses at law of  Rev. Robert JACKSON of Antrim, deceased, for lives of Arthur DONEGALL, George Arthur CHICHESTER & Arthur CHICHESTER  during residue of 83 year term, from 1 May 1793; Peter GALAN, Merchant, held tenure of parcel of ground on s.s. Castle Street, Belfast. James CARSON late in possess of parcel of ground on s.s. Castle Street, Belfast.

Dr. Alex Henry HALIDAY held tenure of house of ground on s.s. Castle Street, Belfast. Dr. Robert APSLEY held tenure of house of ground on south side Castle Street, Belfast. Arthur DONEGALL, Rt. Hon., Lord Viscount George Augustus CHICHESTER & Arthur CHICHESTER parcel of ground on south side. Castle Street, Belfast [56 by 212 ft] (in tenure of Peter GALAN and late in possess of James CARSON) + house (in tenure of Alex Henry HALIDAY & Robert APSLEY) ; WITNESSES: John KELSEY, linen draper of Drum, Co. Down & Robert JOHNSTON, Linen Draper of Drummurray, Co. Antrim. Transcribed by Mike Stewart.

NOTE: Rev. Robert JACKSON was a Presbyterian Minister of Antrim who died shortly before the date of this deed. He had been ordained in 1782.

416

325

277220

DAWSON, Agnes

Antrim

1790 Sep 20

DAWSON, Agnes-HUGHES

Agnes DAWSON widow of William DAWSON of Monkstown [Monkstown, Parish Carnmoney, Barony Belfast Lower], Co Antrim farmer of 1 pt, parish of Carmoney, Belfast to Thomas HUGHES

422

416

276636

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1789 Jan 12

McCULLOCH William to STEELE 1786-1793

Image 230

BTW William McCOLLOCK of Ballygally [Ballygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper] Barony Glenarm Co. Antrim Esq. of 1 pt & Archibald STEEL of Farnamoney [?] Barony Antrim Co. Antrim of other pt. … demised all that park or field commonly called Hannocks Park then in his possession containing 4a plantation measure in Parish Carncastle [Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper]  Barony Glenarm Co. Antrim … WITNESS: Robert TWEED of Ballygally & William STEEL of Corkermain [Corkermain, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper], both in Co. Antrim Gents

424

464

276637

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1790 Aug 8

McCULLOCH William to WILLSON 1786-1793

William McCULLOCH of Ballygelly [probably Ballygalley, Parish Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Upper], Co. Antrim to Thomas WILSON of Ballygelly, Co. Antrim

424

464

276640

McCULLAGH

Antrim?

1786-1793

McCULLOCH William & anr - Agreement

425

238

276832

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1790 Aug 23

McCULLOCH Hilly to WORKMAN 1786-1793

Willy M’CULLOCH of Killwaghter [probably Parish Kilwaughter, Barony Glenarm Upper]. Kilwaghter - A small village near Larne], Co Antrim…

433

534

284116

JACKSON,

Jane

Antrim

1791 Apr 13

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Larne

JACKSON als Houston-McCLISTER JACKSON - McCLISTER Names Index 1786-1794

Btw Jane JACKSON orse HOUSTON of Larne, Co. Antrim Gentlewoman of 1 pt & James McCLISTER of Larne, Co. Antrim merchant for sum of 52 pounds demised tenement in Newtown of Larne incl backhouse & garden bounded on North by Thomas MOOREs tenement & on south by James CAMPBELL to hold for 99 years. WITNESS: Samuel HOUSTON of Larne, Co. Antrim Merchant & John WEIR of Larne Pub Not.

436

316

282494

JACKSON,

Mary Jane

Coleraine

1791 Jun 1

JACKSON - O’NEIL Names Index 1786-1794

Marriage article btw John Hamilton O’HARA of Crebilly [Crebilly, Parish Ballyclug, Barony Antrim Lower],   Co Antrim of 1 pt Mary Jane JACKSON daughter of  Rt Hon Richard JACKSON late of Jackson Hall, Londonderry deceased of 2^nd pt Rt Hon James O’NEIL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] in Co Antrim & George JACKSON of Jackson Hall [Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] Esq. of 3^rd pt…. in consid of marriage £2,000 pounds as marriage portion… more detail Henry Hutchison O’HARA late of Crebilly, Co Antrim Esq deceased in last will dated 29 May 1759 devised to John Hamilton O’HARA the lands commonly called the Kart Estates in Co Antrim. WITNESSES: Rev Nathaniel ALEXANDER George Richard GOLDING & John JOHNSTON of Crebilly SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

441

254

284333

JACKSON, James

Down

Antrim

1791 Jun 20

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Le Ballyclare & Mill

ORR-JACKSON & others

Image 430  [also in Notes of Crossle]

BTW Alexander ORR of Belfast, Merchant of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Newtownards, Co. Down Surgeon, James KENLLY [?] and Arthur DARLEY both of Belfast Gents of the other pt… Said Alexander ORR devised the flour mill, dwelling situate on the Six Mile Water with a small portion of meadow between the Mill Race belonging [?] and William BELL’s premises together with the watercourse, with liberty for said parties of the 2^nd pt… access for watercourse maintenance …. In townland of Leballyclare [aka Ballyclare and Ballyclare both adjacent and in Parish Grange of Doagh, Barony Antrim Upper] Co. Antrim to hold to James JACKSON, James KENLEY & Arthur DARLEY … Alexander ORR to to William ROGERS … Alexander ORR [SEAL]

See Map of Ballyclare Urban.

441

307

284486

JACKSON, John

Down

Belfast

1791 Jul 7

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Belfast parcel of ground 54 ft pt Castle St North Side

KYLE-JACKSON

KYLE, Thomas-JACKSON  Ballygrany

Image 455

Btw Thomas KYLE of Belfast  Shopkeeper & John JACKSON of Ballygrany, Co Down farmer. Reciting deed 5 Nov 1788 btw John KYLE of Belfast Co Antrim Mariner of 1 pt & said Thomas KYLE for £300 lands on North of Castle St, Belfast... 54 feet (etc same as in #329353)

444

120

287584

JACKSON, John

Antrim

Down

1792 Jan 27

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Belfast parcel of ground 6ft North Strand east side

BANKHEAD-JACKSON

BTW Archibald BANKHEAD of Belfast druggist of 1 pt & John JACKSON the younger of Knocknagony, Co. Down Gent of the other… parcel of ground on north side of North Street Belfast containing 41 feet 6 inches by 113 feet deep… WITNESS: John JACKSON senior of Knocknagony & Patrick CONNOR of Belfast Gent

445

313

286821

McCULLAGH

Antrim

1791 Dec 3

McCULLOUGH John & Wife to McCULLOGH 1786-1793

Deed of Sale between John M’CULLOUGH & Agnes McCULLOUGH wife of sd John McCULLOUGH of townland of Ballyrobin Ballyrobin [Ballyrobin, Parish Killead, Barony Massereene Lower] parish of Killead, Co. Antrim of the 1 pt. Sold land house & premises that they now enjoy in townland of Ballyrobin to David McCULLOUGH of Lisburn, & Co. Antrim afsd [sic] It seems the couple had it as a marriage dowry.

446

87

287603

JACKSON

Antrim

1792 Jan 31

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Hollywell- Hollywell farm

HOLMES-HOLMEs

Wm HOLMES of Antrim Co Antrim Merchant of the 1 pt & Robert HOLMES of Belfast merchant of the other .. reciting whereby .. lands of Hollywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] cont abt 50 acres of land bounded in part by the road leading from Antrim to Ballmenagh… and on the south by a farm at the Steeple formerly Peter JACKSONs and on the north by a brook… and also all that park called the Whin Park [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] by est 35 acres.. more descry… for the lives of Miss JACKSON of Ballymena [possibly Ballymena, Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower] and George JACKSON son of Peter JACKSON late of Steeple [Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple Peter JACKSON (1740-1792). NOTE: His relation Jackson CLARK is mentioned in the probate of his will. This means that he cannot be the Jackson CLARKE (1695-1756) but may be a son of his. It is also possible that Peter JACKSON’s wife Ann was a CLARKE.

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88

287609

JACKSON, Catherine

Antrim

1791 Oct 31

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Hollywell- Hollywell farm

JACKSON - HOLMES Names Index 1786-1794

Reciting deed May 25, 1773 Btw Thomas JACKSON the younger of the town and County of Antrim demised unto Luke JACKSON late of Lisnagill [possibly Lisnagreggan, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] , Co. Antrim all that place or parcel of land called Hollywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper]  cont 52a English measure town & Parish of Co Antrim to hold to the said Luke JACKSON. The said Luke JACKSON had since died and administration granted to Catherine JACKSON widow relict and adminstrix of Luke JACKSON late of Lisnagall to William HOLMES his executor for 21 years SEE: JACKSONS of Steeple NOTE: I do not know where Lisnagill is. Also possibly Loughguile, 8 miles east of Ballymoney. I suspect this Luke JACKSON was the Luke JACKSON who was a son of George JACKSON & Armanella DAVIES.

451

492

290418

1792 May 11

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Le Ballyclare [Ballyclare and Ballyclare both adjacent and in Parish Grange of Doagh, Barony Antrim Upper], & Mill

KINLEY-JACKSON & another

Image 561

BTW James KINLEY of Belfast, Co. Antrim Gent of 1 pt and James JACKSON of Newtownards Co. Down Surgeon & Arthur DARLEY of Belfast Gent of the other pt. [description of land in Ballyclare] WITNESS Thomas McCABE jun & Daniel SHANAHAN both of Belfast.

453

506

287020

WRAY, Jackson

1791 Dec 6

Image 550

BTW Henry WRAY of City of Bath Co. Somerset Great Britain Esq. Lieut. Col of Hon East India Co Service of 1 pt & Jackson WRAY of Bentfield, Kingdom of Ireland but now of City of Bath Esq. of other pt. Henry WRAY to Henry WRAY .. and Jackson WRAY the younger, the said Henry WRAY in consideration of yearly rent sum of £45.10  to be paid to Henry WRAY for natural lives of Jackson WRAY the elder of City of Bath Esq and Leonora his wife .. the Quarter of land of Bentfield otherwise Dowey [possibly Dooey] in Parish Bally [possibly Billy], Barony Cary Co. Antrim to hold to Jackson WRAY the younger … WITNESS: Jackson WRAY the elder of City of Bath Esq & Samuel EWING of City of Bath Gent

NOTE: Jackson WRAY (abt 1715-1793) & Leonora BOYD were parents of Jackson WRAY jr. (bef 1746-at 1791) who married Jane McDANIEL of Belisle, Co. Antrim. The Bath connection is intriguing because of the story of George JACKSON of Urker and his connection to being rejected by a lady from Bath.

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350

293169

JACKSON, George

Antrim

1792 Sep 1

Image 481

Memorial of Deed of release bargain and sale bearing the date Sep 1, 1792 whereby Robert HOLMES of Belfast, merchant conveys to Mary Ann WEBSTER of Belfast, widow and Admx of Gilbert WEBSTER, late of Belfast the parcel of land known as Holywell [Holy Well, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] containing 80 acres, the park called Whinn Park [Whin Park,, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper] containing 35 acres and also a parcel of land on the East Side of Linen Hall in Belfast. To have and hold Holywell and Whin Park for the natural lives of George JACKSON of Staple [aka Steeple, Parish Antrim, Barony Antrim Upper],, Co. Antrim, John O’NEILL, son of the Right Honorable John O’NEILL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], and Robert Boyd HOLMES, son of the said Robert HOLMES; and to hold the Linen Hall parcel for 99 years commencing Nov 1, 1786. Witnessed by Th L. STEWART of Belfast, Gent., atty at law and Richard WARING. Memorial dated Sep 22, 1792.  (RD 455/350/293169)

SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

461

132

296045

JACKSON, Francis

Antrim

1792 May 1

Lands Index Co. Antrim 1738-1800

Lisburn a piece of ground 38 ½ feet Castle Street

SOURCE: Crossle notes

Image 373

BTW William HOGG the younger of Lisburn Co. Antrim Linen draper of 1 pt; Joseph RICHARDSON of Moyalla, Co. Down linen draper of 2^nd pt & Francis JACKSON of Antrim linen draper of 3^rd pt Francis JACKSON paid William HOGG a fine of £100 … parcel of land on north side of Cork  Street [sic-it was Castle Street] in Lisburn Co. Antrim that was previously Mary SMYTHs or ABBOTTs and on 16 Apr 1741 was in possession of James CROUCH… 38’ in front 330’ in depth …

461

566

296737

JACKSON, George

Meath

Londonderry

1793 Feb 8

HARTE Names Index 1786-1794

Image 596

Rt Hon John O’NEIL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Co. Antrim of 1^st pt, George JACKSON of Jackson Hall, [Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine], Co Londonderry, Esq. Eldest son of Rt Hon George JACKSON dec’d of 2^nd pt, George HARTE of City of Dublin Esq. of 3^rd pt. Lands of Carrick[?]ler otherwise Carrickdisart otherwise Carickdesert formerly held by Thomas QUELSH 4a 34p and also town of Cruicetown otherwise Crusetown otherwise Cruistown except that part granted to Gustavius LAMBERT Esq  and the town and lands of Pigshill otherwise Begshill and Rossboy otherwise Rushee parcels of Cruistown with the water Corn Mill and wears [aka weirs?] belonging to townland Carrickadealer and Cruicetown on River Boyne, Co. Meath …

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566

296738

JACKSON, George

Dublin Londonderry

Antrim

1793 Feb 28

HARTE-LATOUCHE Names Index 1786-1794

Image 596

Btw George HARTE of City of Dublin Esq. Eldest son of Henry HARTE late of the City Alderman of 1^st pt & David LATOUCHE of Dublin of 2^nd pt & George JACKSON of Jackson Hall, [Townland Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine], Co Londonderry, Esq. Eldest son of Rt Hon Richard JACKSON late of Jackson Hall dec’d of 3^rd pt Rt Hon John NEAL of Shanes Castle [Shanes's Castle, Parish Antrim, Barony Toome Upper or Shane's Castle Park, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper] Co Antrim of 4^th pt & John LATOUCHE of City of Dublin of 5^th pt.... lands of Ballymaclegan [Ballymadigan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine], Drumnaquill Drumaquill, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine] Donballycarne [possibly Drumballyhagan Clark], Ringgrassley [Ringrash Beg, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine.], Ringsmore [Ringrash More, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] Ardaclave [Articlave Lower, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine and the Upper and Lower Altabrean [probably Altibrian, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] in Co Londonderry to hold to John LATOUCH in trust to pay annuity to George HART ….

NOTE: Sir Richard JACKSON (btw1729-1731 – d. 1789) Son George JACKSON (1766-1840)

SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine

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572

302317

JACKSON, James & Richard

Coleraine

1793 Nov 22