This is not complete, but there are 565 pages with notes on more than
700 Memorials of Deeds. My interests include: JACKSONs, OLIVERs, McCULLAGHs and others.
In this latest revision I have added hyperlinks to
connect to most townland names.
Sharon Oddie Brown September 19. 2022
PS There will be errors (by me and earlier recorders).
Editing & other input is always welcome.
Update: Sept. 21, 2020. Revised map (still amateur - but known errors addressed!). A few more placenames added after referencing PlacenamesNI.org. (Thanks to Sean Bardon for the reminder of this resource).
Update: Oct 10, 2022. Again thanks to Sean Bardon - the mystery behind the location of the two wee bits of the Parish of Newry (between Drumcree and Kilmore) are explained: ... granges were units of farmland held by monasteries and not always adjacent to the abbey concerned. These two denominations are probably among those granted by High King Murtagh MacLoughlin in 1157 to the abbey of Newry. The charter is a rare example of a pre Norman land grant by an Irish king. Tony Canavan writes about it in his book on the history of Newry 'Frontier Town' (Blackstaff press, 1989) |
2022 Armagh
Memorials of Deeds etc
Parishes of Armagh. SOURCE: Parish Maps of
Ireland. Brian Mitchell. 1988 & 2002 (with my handwritten labels). |
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Bk |
Pg |
Deed |
Key Names |
County |
Date |
Transcriptions & Notes |
x |
2 |
85 |
290 |
WALLACE |
Armagh |
1708 Jan 21 |
OBINS to WALLACE 1708-1738
Image
443
BTW William OBINS of Portadown, Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt
& William WALLACE of Newry Co. Down of the other. In consideration of
£115 1/6th pt of lands of Derricoose [Derrycoose Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
and Derricree [probably Derrycrew,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
the 6th pt Cloncore [Cloncore , Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony of Oneilland
West] and Derricarron [possibly Derrycory,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], the 6th pt Derrynre [possibly Derrinraw , Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony of Oneilland
West] and Derrycarib [?? In townland Derrinraw,
Parish Tartaraghan] and 6th pt of Muckery [Muckery,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] & Derryall [Derryall , Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] with 7th pt of all the Woods and Underwoods part of
Mannore of Aghavillon now commonly called Richmount in Barony Oneiland Co.
Armagh … WITNESS: William FLEMING of Portadown Merchant & John TURNLY of
Tandragree [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Merchant.
SEE: OBINS
family. |
|
2 |
89 |
296 |
BLACKWOOD |
Down |
1708 Oct 28 |
Image
445
Btw Charles CAMPBELL & Robert KING of City of
Dublin Esq. & Hans HAMILTON of Frankfort, Co. Armagh surviving trustees for sale of part of the
estate of Hans HAMILTON Bart for payment of his Grandfather’s debts etc
and said Hans HAMILTON of 1 pt.;& Robert DONALDSON Gent of City of Dublin
of other part Esq. The trustees directed by John BLACKWOOD of Ballyleidy, Co. Down in consid of 220 pounds
paid by Robert DONALDSON grant to him the lands of Ballyfirish and
Conyburough of Ganaway, Co. Down to the now Sir Hans HAMILTON. Alice Countess
of Clanbrassil Sr.; Hans HAMILTON the elder; Hans HAMILTON the younger.
WITNESS: Simon ISAAC of Ballywalter, Co. Down. John CONNELL of City of Dublin
Gent & John McCORMICH of Ganaway, Co. Down yeoman.
Charles CAMPBELL [one of the surviving trustees under
Act in 2nr year Queen Anne]; Robert BELL; Alice CLANBRAZILL MOS |
|
2 |
126 |
328 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh |
1708 Sept 1 |
CAMPBELL-GRAHAM Outlack als
Outlarkon, [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
B Fews
Image
464
Btw Charles CAMPBELL of City of Dublin Esq. Robert KING
of same City Esq. Hans HAMILTON of Frankfort in Co. Armagh Esq. surviving Trustees appointed by an Act of
Parliament in the 2nd year of her now Majesty’s Reign for sale of
the estate of Hans HAMILTON Bart for payment of his Grandfather’s Debts and
for other purposes therein mentioned and the said Hans HAMILTON of the one pt
and Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheridon [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh of the other.. granted to Arthur
GRAHAM lands of Killeen [Killeen,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Drumga [Drumgaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and
Letvicullan [Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Mill with
the Grist Toll and Moulter to the said Mill belonging and all the townlands
of Outleck [Outlack,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] ,
Killycaple [Killycapple,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and
Levicullan all which premises are part of the Manor of Johnston in Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: Simon ISAAC of Ballywalter, Co. Down Esq. and Bruen
WORTHINGTON City of Dublin Notary. |
|
2 |
129 |
334 |
|
Armagh |
1708 Sep 1 |
CAMPBELL-WOOD Maghrantrim
McCantram B Fews
Image
468
Sale of Estate of Hans HAMILTON Bart of Mount Hamilton
[Hamiltonsbawn,,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh to Robert ROSS of Rostrevor Co. Down
part of Dromorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Mullaghbawne [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]] and
Corncoren [possibly Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Mullaghbawne [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
possessed by James ANDERSON and also that part of Drumorgan possessed by John
HAMILTON Glazier in Manor of Johnstowne [Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh WITNESS: Hans HAMILTON, Simon ISAAC,
John HAMILTON and Robert HAMILTON of Hamilton Bawn Co. Armagh Gents. WITNESS:
Robert ROSS. |
|
3 |
277 |
927 |
|
Armagh |
1709 Aug 1 |
HALL-STEWART Glassdromin,
[Glassdrumman,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
B. Orier 1708-1738
Image
256
BTW Roger HALL of Mount=Hall Barony Upper Iveagh Co.
Down Esa. & Christian his wife (which said Christian is one of the daughters
of Toby POYNTZ late of Acton, Co. Armagh Knight deceased of 1 pt & Rev.
Archibald STEWART of Ballentroy Barony Cary Co. Antrim eldest son & heir
of Sarah STEWART als PYNTZ deceased the other daughter and co-heir of Toby
POYNTZ of the other part. In consideration of £2,000 paid by Archibald
STEWART all of Christina’s moiety or share undivided of the Mannor Castletown
and Lands of Acton containing townlands of : Aghatarachan [Aghantaraghan,
, Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
The two townes Eddernagh [probably Federnagh,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
and Tullincross [Tullynacross,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Carerom [possibly Carran,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower]
Carribrack [Carrickbrack,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Ballynane [??] Carnlie [??] Creive [Creeve,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Lisnisk
[Lisnisk , Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower]
Rathconnell [Rathconvil,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower]
Ballinleek [possibly Ballylisk,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Crewmore
[Crew
More, Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Carran [Carran,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Brackage
[Brackagh,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Tullilin
[Tullylinn,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Tauncyokie [Tannyoky,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Ballinreagh [Ballyreagh,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Lisrah [Lisraw,
Parish Ballymore, Barony Orior Lower]
Glassdomin [Glassdrumman,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Ballynegrea [Ballynagreagh,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Several parcels of land called Browagh [??] Charnanter [??] that were formerly in
possession of George MURREY deceased in Barony of Orier Co. Armagh. WITNESS:
William MOORE of Drumbacher [probably Drumbanagher , Parish Killevy
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Co.
Armagh Esq. Alexander STEWART of City of Dublin Gent Attorney & John
KILLPATRICK of Co. Dublin yeoman. |
101 |
6 |
87 |
1469 |
BROWN |
Armagh
Down |
1710 Aug 31 |
BROWNLOW-BROWN
Image
85
BTW Edward SOUTHWELL Esq, & Baronet Nicholas PRICE
of Hollymount, Co. Down, Esq. Arthur BROWNLOW Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh Esq. Francis
BERNARD & Stephen LUDLOW of City of Dublin Esqs of 1 pt & Rowland
BROWN of Downpatrick, Co. Down Merchant. Conveyed townlands of Middle
Ballymote containing 100a 2r plantation measure in Manor of Downpatrick, Co.
Down. WITNESS: Hans HAMILTON, City of Dublin Esq. James MAGUIRE of
Downpatrick, Co. Down Gent & Richard CADDELL of Downpatrick, merchant |
|
6 |
496 |
69166 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
|
WALKER-HUTCHINSON Ballynahonemore wrong #1739-1810 Townland Index page
12. –SEE Book 96: [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh] |
|
7 |
230 |
2277 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
NOELL-O’HARA Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Image
338 went from deed 2276 to 2278. The numbers taken from the Armagh Index
were clear but wrong. |
100 |
8 |
0 |
0 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1711 Apr 20 |
Viscount WEYMOUTH to Marmaduke COGHILL; Robert COPE,
Esq of Lagall [Loughgall,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],, Armagh; Thomas DAWSON Esq. of Armagh City; Francis DOBBS, Esq of
Carrickmacross. Monaghan; Samuel DOPPING Esq. of Dublin City. Also named:
Richard FITCH and Unnamed JACKSON of
Carrickmacross. Other 2nd parties: Dr. LAWES and Francis LUCAS
both of Dublin City & Brian OSBORNE of Thomastown, Co. Louth. WITNESSES:
John WARD esq. of London City; Robert WISE Gent & Henry WOOD, Gent both
of Middlesex, England. Roz
McC |
|
8 |
268 |
2738 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1711 Mar 10 |
WEYMOUTH-DAWSON
Image
151
Thomas DAWSON of City of Armagh......
for habitation of a Schoolmaster...for rent of seventy pounds...several Tates
of land called Garligubban Ballingarry Donely Lisnakelly the two Annacraughs
Drumcreaver Lisneshannagh Kennelly North and South with the house late
Jacksons in the said town of Carrickmacross [all in Co. Monaghan] JACKSON Carrickmacross. |
|
8 |
288 |
2768 |
|
Armagh |
1708 Sept 8 |
HAMILTON-MAXWELL Kiltibride, Kiltibrett, B Tauranny,
Par Tynon 1708-1738
Image
162
BTW John HAMILTON of Callidon Co. Tyrone Esq. of 1 pt
& James MAXWELL of Crerum [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh [NOTE: see also Fellows Hall] Co. Armagh Esq. of
other pt. In consideration of £2,260 sold: Kiltibride [Kiltubbrid,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Dongire [probably Doogary,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Portnelligan [Portnelligan,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Lisslanill [probably Lisslanly,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]] all containing
525a profitable land plantation measure in Parish Tynone Barony Taurany Co.
Armagh |
106 |
8 |
288 |
2769 |
|
Armagh |
1708 Dec 1 |
MAXWELL-MAXWELL Kiltibride, Kiltibrett, B Tauranny, Par
Tynon
Image
163
BTW James MAXWELL of Crerum Co. Armagh Esq of 1 pt
& Miss Jane MAXWELL of Crerum daughter to said James MAXWELL in
consideration of 1,200 for maintenance of Jane MAXWELL & her heirs
assigned townlands of Kiltibride [Kiltubbrid,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] & Dougire [probably Doogary,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] in Parish
Tynone, Barony Taurny, Co. Armagh. WITNESS: James GILLESPY of Annarap [??] Co. Armagh Gent. |
106 |
9 |
297 |
3671 |
|
Armagh |
1712 Dec 6 |
HALL-HALL Glassdromin, [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] B.
Orier 1708-1738
Image
164
BTW Roger HALL of Mount Hall Co. Down Esq of 1 pt &
Toby HALL son & heir apparent sold lands of Mullaghglass [Either Mullaghglass,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower,
Co Armagh or Mullaghglass,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper,] and the
Corn Mill Fulling or Tuck Mill there, Clogheneagh [possibly, Clogharevan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper] ,
Lattneheir [possibly Latt,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper],
Ballygaragh [possibly, Ballygorman, Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Derryvologan [??]
, Glasseanan als Glasdromin [probably Glasdrummond,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper], Moytoan [possibly Moybane,
Parish of Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Aghegloghreagh [??], Coragh [Coragh,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,],
and Derrybeg [Derry
Beg, Parish Newry (Armagh
portion), Barony Orior
Upper], Ringleroy [??] , Moygannon [??] and Ballymaconchy [??] … WITNESS: Richard ALLEN son of [Col?] ALLEN of
Stillorgan Co. Dublin Robert LANDFORD son of Henry LANDFORD of Castlereagh
Co. Roscommon Esq. |
101 |
10 |
270 |
3672 |
ALLEN |
Armagh |
1712 Dec 13 |
HALL-FITZGERALD Glassdromin, B. Orier 1708-1738
Image
411
HALL-FITZGERALD
BTW Toby HALL of Mounthall Co. Down Esq son & heir
of Roger HALL of same of 1st pt Margaret FITZGERALD youngest
daughter of the Hon Mary FITZGERALD of City of Dublin Widow by her late
husband Hon Robert FITZGERALD of same Esq. of 2nd pt … marriage
btw Toby HALL & Margaret FITZGERALD … lands of Mullaghglass [Either Mullaghglass,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower,
Co Armagh or Mullaghglass,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper,] and the
Corn Mill Tulling or Tuck Mill there, Cloneneagh [??
- possibly, Clogharevan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper]]
Lattneheie [?? - possibly Latt,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper]
Ballygoaragh [possibly, Ballygorman, Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower],
Derryvolagan [??] Glascranene als
Glasdrumin [[probably Glasdrummond,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony of Orior Upper], possibly Glasdrumman,
[Parish of Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Moytoan [possibly Moybane,
Parish of Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Aghnegloghreagh [??] and Coragh [Coragh,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,
Co. Armagh]in Co. Armagh Ringleroy,
Moyganon and Ballymackconchy in Co. Down … WITNESS: Richard ALLEN son of Col
ALLEN of Stillorgan Co. Dublin son of Henry SANDFORD of Castlereagh Co. Roscommon
Esq. & Michael TISDALL son of William TISDALL of City of Dublin Esq. |
101 |
10 |
371 |
3849 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh
Antrim |
1713 Apr 30 |
Image
462
MOLYNEUX Samuel Esq Dublin James BUTLER of
Mullaghatenny [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Armagh bargains and sell unto William CROFT
of Castle Dillon [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] Armagh his right to an Indenture of lease dated 13 July
last by Capt. John DONALDSON of Glenarm, Antrim to William CROFTS for £623
Ster. Assignment written of back of earlier Ind. Of lease. No land mentioned
in memorial of assignment.
John MAXWELL Esq. Collegehall, Armagh. William CROFTS,
Castledillon. April 30, 1713
NOTE: More description
in preceding lease ROD: 10-371-3849 on same page.
NOTE: see other deeds
filed under William Echlin GRAYBURN. |
|
11 |
64 |
3994 |
|
Armagh
Monaghan |
1713, June 13 |
RICHARDSON to CAIRNS 1708-1738 Magherkillcrany [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
Henry RICHARDSON of Ballycleran, Co. Monaghan &
Alexander CAIRNS Bart and Robert CLEMENTS of the City of Dublin Esq of the
other part “make over unto Sd Alexander CAIRNS & Robert
CLEMENTS All that and those the Towns and Lands of Dundrum
and Aghanagh containing Three Sessioghs or one Town Dartleagh, Tullyglish,
Credonett, Rothcarburry, Carrygagh, Clogherte, Tullynemalloge, Cromvaghy,
Drumacocombe, Carryhugh, Iskimmedy, Dunbarge, Crossmore, als
Cady, Drumferish ... [and tons more townlands in Co Monaghan!] Henry
Richardson retained use for himself and his daughters: Mary, Katherine,
Elinor, Elizabeth, Dorothy & Anne RICHARDSON during his or their
lifetime.
NOTE: Several townlands
probably near Keady. |
|
11 |
86 |
4051 |
JOHNSTON, William |
Armagh |
1712 Aug 11 |
Image
60
BTW William JOHNSTON of Gilford Co. Down Esq. of 1 pt
& William MAJOR of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co. Armagh of other pt … town and Lands of
Loghans [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half, Co. Down]
in Parish Tullylish … WITNESS George JOHNSTON & Thomas LEECH at or near
Monaghan, Co. Monaghan & Laurence O’BRIEN of Tandragree. |
|
11 |
266 |
4490
|
REED, John |
Armagh |
1713, Dec 7 |
GRAHAM TO REED
Memorial of Deed of Lease between Arthur GRAHAM of
Ballyheriland [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co Armagh Gent. & John REED of Lisnadill, [Lisnadill,,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Upper,] Co
“Ardmagh”, farmer ‘assigns all that Quarter Townland of Letvicullen [Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] then
in his the said John REED and his undertenants possession Situate in the
Parish and County of Ardmagh together with all right, members and
appurtenances thereunto belonging & excepting & thereout such part
& proportion thereof as now doth and formerly did belong to the Mill of
Letvicullen during the lives of John Reed son of the said John REED, William
REED and Robert REED Sons of Clement REED of Ballymaguonen in the County of
Down [NOTE: - Co Down not Armagh] Farmer and at the Rents and Covenants
therein specified ... the sum of thirty Five pounds Sterling to him paid by
James REED of Ardmagh Merch assigned and made over to him the said James REED
.... witnesses Thomas REED, James REED, Clement REED, Robert McCAN & John
BRENNAN [see beneath as well] Letvicullen [probably Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] |
16e |
11 |
267 |
4491 |
REED, John |
Armagh |
1713, Dec 7 |
GRAHAM TO REED
Memorial of Deed of Lease between Arthur GRAHAM of
Ballyheriland [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co Armagh Gent. & John REED of Lisnadill [Lisnadill,,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co “Ardmagh”, farmer ‘assigns all that Quarter Townland of Letvicullen [probably Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] then
in his the said John REED and his undertenants possession Situate in the
Parish and County of Ardmagh together with all right, members and
appurtenances thereunto belonging & excepting & thereout such part
& proportion thereof as now doth and formerly did belong to the Mill of
Letvicullen during the lives of Clement REED, son of the said John REED John
JOHNSTON son to William JOHNSTON of Lisnadill in sd county & of
Ralph REED son of William REED … witnesses Hector GRAHAM and John
BRENNAN, Constant GRAHAM Robert McCANN Memorial WITNESS: John BRENNAND, John
CUNNINGHAM, Clement REED |
16e |
11 |
278 |
4523 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
GRAHAM-COLLY Outlack [Outlack,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] als
, Outlarkon, [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
B Fews |
119 |
12 |
83 |
4487 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
WOOD-GRAHAM Maghrantrim, McCantram, B Fews |
114 |
12 |
84 |
4492 |
REED |
Armagh |
1713, Mar 1 |
GRAHAM to REED Letvicullen
Memorial of a deed NOTE I initially had pg 11 in error)
Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheriland [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh]Co Ardmagh Gent.
& Clement REED of Ballymagnonan Co Armagh Farmer. ... quarter Townland of
Letvicullen [probably Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] ...
Excepting therout such part and proportion therof as now doth or formerly did
belong to the Mill of Letvicullen during the lives of Thomas REED, Robert
REED, and William REED sons of the said Clement REED ... |
|
12 |
463 |
5869 or
8869 |
TIPPING |
Louth |
1712 Nov 25 |
BELLEW-TIPPING 1708-1729
Between
Richard BELLEW & Thomas TIPPING of Castletown, Co. Louth, Gent ... set to
TIPPING lands in Castletown Bellew in Barony of Dundalk, Co. Louth via the
Castletate –[F?]anacarry Farrandregg & Furry Hill cont 240A including
watermill & fishery of Castletown River ... for lives of Thomas TIPPING,
Ephraim [S?]TANNUS of Carlingford, Co. Louth, Gent. & Christopher Thomas
JOHNSTON of Carnilly [aka Carnacally,
Parish Forkill, Barony
of Orior Upper,], Co. Armagh, Gent.
WITNESS: John MULHOLLAN of Claneeran, Co. Kildare, Gent; Faithful FORTESQUE
of City of Dublin, Gent.
Lord BELLEW – TIPPING
Indenture of Lease between Richard Lord Bellew, and
Thomas TIPPING of Castletown, Co. Lowth… 240 acres in Furry Hill.. lives of
Thomas TIPPING, Ephriam STANNUS of Carlingford, Co. Louth, & Charles
Thomas JOHNSTON of Camilly [either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper], Co. Armagh Gent.. WITNESSES: John MULLHOLLAN of Claneeran, Co.
Kildare Gent & Faithful FORTESCUE of City of Dublin, Gent. |
|
15 |
333 |
7671 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
JOHNSTON-STEUART Carrickleane |
89 |
15 |
367 |
7783 |
JACKSON, Edward |
Armagh |
1715 Nov 18 |
JACKSON-O’BRIEN 1708-1738 Book Index 1708-1729
Image
227
Between Edward JACKSON of Ballimore, Co.
Ardmagh, yeoman & Lawrence O’BRIEN of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co
Armagh Gent. ... for £17.8 land in Ballimore lease to JACKSON by
Oliver St. JOHN Esq. By a lease for lives … WITNESS: William MARTIN of
Tanderagee, merchant, Elizabeth SHANNON of same, widow, Edward MURPHY of
same, yeoman. |
|
16 |
108 |
7039 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
WHALEY-STEUART Mannaughquin als, Monnaghicon [possibly Monaguillagh,
Parish of Creggan, in
the Barony of Fews
Upper], Monaghpatrick, Moylarge, B Fews. |
84
115 |
16 |
304 |
7559 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh |
1713 Jan 20 |
John HAMILTON’s Will Carranaghs
HAMILTON,
JOHN, Callidon, Co. Tyrone, Esq. 1708-1738
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173
John
HAMILTON of Callidon, Co. Tyrone reciting that he had power by his marriage
settlement to direct sums of money not exceeding £3,000 for portions for his
daughters … for daughter Margaret HAMILTON £3,000 to be paid on her
marriage or age of 18 years whichever happens first. … sale of land of
Carranagh [possibly Carran,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Co.
Armagh to ERWIN [?]
20
Jan. 1713. Narrate, 1 p., 19 May 1716.
His
wife, extx. " He hath but one son and one daughter." Daughter
Margarett Hamilton. His three sisters Elizabeth LESLIE, Agnes and Magdelan.
William, Archbishop of Dublin, Rt. Hon. Saml. DOPPING of Dublin, Esq., and
Francis BERNARD, Dublin, Esq., trustees. Carranaghs, Co. Armagh, and other lands, tenements and
hereditaments.
Witnesses
: Saml. Dopping, Dublin, Esq., Rev. Andrew Hamilton,
clerk,
Thos. Molyneux, Dublin, Doctor of Physic, David Wilson, Dublin, gent.
Memorial
witnessed by: Edward Madden, Dublin, gent., Jane Dopping.
16,
304, 7559. Lucy Hamilton (seal)
the widow and extx. |
89 |
16 |
353 |
7703 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1716 May 11 |
BALL-VAUGHAN 1708-1738
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197
Abraham BALL of Darver, Co Louth & Florinda his
wife of 1st part & John VAUGHAN of City of Dublin, Gent &
Simon GOODWIN of Talbowtown [Talbotstown Lower or Talbotstown Upper], Co. Wicklow Esq
of 2nd part, John GARSTIN of Steddin in Co. Meath Esq. & James
LEIGH of Waltertown, Co. Louth Esq of 3rd part. Transfer of
townlands: Drumlougherry [probably Drumlougher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Teer [Teer,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Corliss [Corliss,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper],
Annaghmarr [Annaghmare,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] ,
Sytrim [probably Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper],
Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Raceeland, Cross [aka Crossmaglen,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Munoge
[Monog,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] & Urher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Drumnacavale [probabl Drummuckavall,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Emurycame
[probably Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Legmoylinall [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Barony
of Fews, Co. Armagh and more lands in Barony
of Orier, Co Armagh & Barony of Ruteath, Co. Meath … lands at Creekstown & the Moiety of town and
lands of Knavinstown in Barony Ratoath Co. Meath … much legal language …for
the use of Thomas BALL, eldest son of Abraham & Florinda and after his
decease to male heirs and then to John BALL, 2nd son of Abraham
& Florinda... Norman BALL 3rd son... Abraham BALL 4th son. NOTE: This is Abraham BALL (d 1740) and Florinda
NORMAN (d 1753). His nephew John BALL (married Dorothy JACKSON (1686-1760). She was a daughter of William JACKSON and
Elizabeth GORGES. |
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17 |
18 |
8069 |
|
Armagh |
1712 Nov 21 |
TICHBORNE-MURPHY B Fews 1708-1738
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25
BTW Sir Henry TICHBORNE of Beaulieu Co. Louth Bart,
William TICHBORNE Esq. son & heir apparent of 1 pt & Patrick MURPHY
of Ballcotton als Braghmensi Co. Louth Gent of other part …
Camoy, Cregganduffe [Creggan
Duff, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Carnally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
’B. Fews Glassdromin [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] , B
Fews
Kiltabane [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Killanboly, Killobane, Killanbony, Kiltebane,[ Kiltybane,
] B Fews
Tullydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
B Fews containing together 2,000a … for lives of Patrick MORPHY, Francis
MORPHY his brother & Elizabeth MORPHY his sister … WITNESS: William SMITH
Major of Dragoons & Bryan McGILL formerly servant to Capt. William
TICHBORNE and now servant to Capt Henry INGOLDSBY. Patrick MURPHY [SEAL] |
84
89
101
106
125 |
17 |
243 |
8684 |
|
Armagh |
1716 Jan 25 |
Image
140 1708-1738
MARKES-TIPPING Par Loghall
BTW William MARKES of Clovenden [probably Cloven
Eden , Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,
Co. Armagh] of 1 pt & Thomas TIPPIN [TIPPING] of Aghanbegg [??] & Mary RICHARDSON of Agrylogher [??] Widow of same parish & Co. Last will
of William RICHARDSON late of Agrylogher … 40a in upper part of Cloveneden
now in tenure & occupation of Hugh WALLACE Gent 14a3r & Land of
Cloveneden now in occupation of John HENAN [KENAN?] 21a |
89 |
18 |
56 |
8332 |
|
Armagh |
1714 May 2 |
HAMILTON-SCOTT 1708-1738 Cornerow, B. Fews
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363
William HAMILTON of Hamiltonsbawn, [Hamiltonsbawn,,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh, Gent of 1 pt & Quinten SCOTT of Ballyra [probably Ballyrea [Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony]
of other pt. … re: estate of Hans HAMILTON … part of Cornecrew [Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] in Manor
of Johnstown, [Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Barony of
Fews. … to grind all their corn and graine that shall grow or be expended
on the premises at the Mill at Corry [Corry,
[Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] … |
88 |
18 |
57 |
8333 |
|
Armagh
Down |
1716 Nov 29 |
WALLACE, HUGH, Ballyobikin,
Co. Down, gent.
20 June 1716. Precis, f p., 29
Nov. 1716.
Wife Beatrix WALLACE.
Brother-in-law John HUTCHESON, Ballyrea [Ballyrea [Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony] , Co. Armagh. Eldest son Alexander WALLACE. Son Hans WALLACE.
Eldest daughter Beatrix
WALLACE. Daughters Jane and Sarah WALLACE.
His town and lands of
Ballyobikin.
Witnesses : William ALEXANDER,
Doctor of Medecine, Belfast, Co.Antrim, Hugh Catherwood, surgeon, Kirkistown,
Co. Down, Hugh McWILLIAM, Ballyrea, Co. Armagh, servant to said John
HUTCHESON.
Memorial witnessed by : John
BRENAND, Ardmagh, gent., James REED.
18, 57, 8333 John HUTCHESON (seal) |
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18 |
174 |
8786 |
DAWSON |
Laragh
Monaghan |
1712 Jun 8 |
WEYMOUTH-DAWSON Book 43 (1708-1738)
Thomas DAWSON of Town &
City of Armagh Esq ... 3
tates of land Colragh, Laragh & Liscale lately in possession of Joseph
McKITTERICK now late of Parish of Mourne, Co Down, lying & being in
Barony of Farney Co Monaghan... for lives of Thomas DAWSON, Mary DAWSON his
wife & Walter DAWSON 2nd son... |
|
18 |
200 |
8839 |
GRAHAM, Arthur |
Armagh |
1716 Mar 19 |
GRAHAM-GRAHAM 1708-1738 Outlack als , Outlarkon, [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
B Fews
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436
BTW Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheriland [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent to John HAMILTON of Johnstown [Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Gent,
lands of Leck [possibly Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper,]
& Killyapple [Killycapple,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower,]
Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh |
119 |
18 |
236 |
8929 |
|
Armagh |
1716 Mar 8 |
GRAHAM-GRAHAM McCantrim, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
455
BTW Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheriland [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John GRAHAM of Town of Drogheda Esq. of other
pt. Release btw Arthur GRAHAM of 1st pt & said John GRAHAM of
2nd pt & William GRAHAM Gent 2nd son of said Arthur
GRAHAM of 3rd pt. … lands of Drumg a Latterey [Lattery,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
McCantrim [Macantrim,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh, Aghlegnacree, [probably Aghantaraghan,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Carrickquirk [probably Carrickbrack,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
and part of Cashell [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier Co. Armagh. |
115 |
19 |
392 |
10419 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan |
1717 Jan 20 |
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211
WRIGHT-WRIGHT Book 43 (1708-1738) Corduffles
Marriage portion after marriage of Joseph WRIGHT and
Mary OWEN, daughter of Edward OWEN of Killmore, Co. Monaghan.
Joseph WRIGHT of Gola & William WRIGHT of
Tulygraham, Co. Armagh
NAMES: Joseph
WRIGHT of Gola; William WRIGHT of Tullygraham [possibly Tullygarran,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh];
Henry OWEN of City of Dublin Esq; Mary OWEN; Edward OWEN of Killmore;
Alexander HAMILTON of Dublin; William SCOTT of Rabanan. PLACES:
Gola aka Gowlea also Gowlee Gowlagh Dordowles; Corduffles aka Cordevlish;
Shenadown aka Shenaden; Corleck aka Knockenelter also Corbofin; Listumacy aka
Aghaclea. Barony of Dartry. |
d |
20 |
200 |
4791 |
HAMILTON, Francis |
Cavan |
1713 Jan 19 |
HAMILTON, SIR FRANCIS Castlehamilton, Co. Cavan, Bart.
19 Jan. 1713. Precis, 1 p., 25 Feb. 1713. Wife Dame Anne Hamilton. Father Sir
Charles Hamilton, deceased. Nephew Arthur Cecill. Castle Hamilton, the market town of Killyshandra with customs of fairs and marketts, Kirilagh,
Portnaqueen, Inchsonakeile, Gollan, Cordeale, Derrigid, Gortanoule,
Portalosse, Killytowna, Corragh, Dysart, Drumellies, East and West Tomlogh,
Drumboe, Gortenagerie, Drumerin, Clonnie, Gorteneclogh, Port, Drumines with
the Corn Mill, the Bawne als. Dirrindrehett, Aghnecloy, Aghanadran,
Deroskert, Cappagh, Drumransk, Aghahulikie, Drumconlister, Ardra,
Dirandcrosse, Drumgoe, Drumgoone, Loghard, Drumhillagh, Drumbesse, Garragher,
Drummamrie, Drumwhilan, Corr, Gortenardris, the Two Tenenseiris, Drumcon,
Corralisse, Mills of Cloghie, Pole of Cloghie, Drumcaghall, the Two Aghasnox,
Shancorr, Bruse, Lassall, Sollaghies, Dingans, Knocknecoghie, Gortnatiriffe,
Drumcarry, Baye, Shancarr, Drumkirrin, Quinie, [? Quivvy], Drumroe,
Drumkirinemore, Cortober, Aghavains, Corrfrle, the Two fishing Weirs,
Portanare, the Pole of Scrabagh, the town of Scrabagh with the market, fairs,
customs and mill, Cloone, Mulrek, Armagh, Dirrinacapell, Cornegrane,
Cornemucklagh and Carfrie, all in B. Tullahuncha [Tullyhunco], Co. Cavan.
Advowsons of the parish church of Killshandra, lands of Leitrina, Toome,
Kilmore, Aghaconny, Clonagh, Aghakilmore, Innis, Danagh, Lisrorty, Farmolagh,
Drumard and Ballyduffe, all in B. Granard, Co. Longford. Drumaker, Co.
Leitrim. Letterkenny, Parish Conwal, Barony Kilmacrenan] Co. Donegal. And all other lands in the Co.
Cavan, Longford and Leitrim. Witnesses : Charles Steuart, Dublin, Esq., Rev.
Hugh Skellern, Killyshandra, clerk, Charles Sempkill, near Killyshandra,
gent., Alexr. Brock, Co. Longford, gent. Memorial witnessed by : Richard
Young, Dromgoone, Co. Cavan, gent., Will. Hamilton. Anne Hamilton (seal)
NOTE: Sir Francis Hamilton of Kealagh, county of Cavan, Bart. was father of Sir Charles
of Killishandra in the same county, Bart. who was made Cust. Rot. of that county. 12 February 1673 he married Catharine, daughter of Sir William St. Paul otherwise Semple of Letterkenny county of Longford,
Knt. (by his wife Anne, daughter of Sir William Stewart, Bart. ancestor to William Earl of Blefington, which title became extinct on his
Lordship's decease 14 August 1769) and dying in
1689, had Sir Francis his heir; Nichola, married first to Philip Cecil, of Drumurry
county of Cavan, Esq. secondly, to Arthur Culme of Lisnamain in said
county, Esq. by whom she had Hugh Culme born 23 December 1706, who died unmarried; and
Dorothy to Francis son of Sir John Edgeworth,
Knt. and had issue John, who died unmarried, and
a daughter Francelina. Sir Francis was Knight of the Shire for Cavan in
1661, and one of the commissioners for the settlement of Ireland, ; he was attainted by K. James's Parliament in 1689; and 7 March 1688 his
father then living, was exempted from mercy or the King's favour, by
Tyrconnel's proclamation, together with John Hawkins
and Sir John Magill. He married first Catharine,
daughter of Hugh the first Earl of Mount-Alexander, by whom he had a daughter, who died young; he married secondly (pursuant
to the recommendation of his first wife when
dying) Anne daughter and coheir to Claud. Hamilton, Esq. by his wife Anne, daughter of William Hamilton of Hamilton's Bawn [Hamiltonsbawn,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in said county; he is also said to have married Letitia
or Nichola, daughter of Sir Charles Coote, Bart.
and dying without issue his said sisters became coheirs,
the elder, as just now observed, married Philip Cecil, Esq.
who derived his descent from that eminent statesman William, Lord Burleigh,
Lord Treasurer of England, and Prime Minister to Q. Elizabeth: whose only son
Robert, by his second wife Mildred, daughter of Sir
Anthony Coke of Giddy-Hall in Essex, Governor to
K. Edward VI., was created 4 May 1605 Earl of Salisbury; and his son William, Earl of Salisbury, by the Lady Catharine Howard, youngest daughter of Thomas, Earl of Suffolk
was father of Charles, Viscount Cranbourne, made Knight of the Bath at
the Coronation of K. Charles I., who died before
his father, and by the Lady Jane Maxwell, daughter and coheir to James, Earl of Dirleton, had, besides other children, James,
successor to his grandfather; and Philip, who deceasing
in September 1684, had issue two sons and one daughter; Arthur, heir
to his uncle, mentioned in the text; Hamilton, who
died unmarried ; and Anne. Arthur Cecil-Hamilton, Esq., 16 November 1720 married Anne, daughter and heir to Thomas Connor of Dublin, Esq. and had two daughters, viz. Margaret, married as in text; and Nichola, married 4 March 17 so to Richard
Jackson of Forkhill, county of Armagh, Esq. and had no issue by him who died in 1787. (Lodge Edit. I754. I. 303. II. zoo, 2c1.
IV. 23.8. 239, and Collections.) SOURCE: The
Peerage of Ireland: Or, A Genealogical History of the Present
Nobility of that Kingdom, Volume 6. John Lodge. pp27-28 |
|
20 |
268 |
55810 |
BROWN |
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
BROWN to OVEREND Upper Sego
|
|
21 |
379 |
11873 |
OSBORNE |
Armagh |
1718 Jul 23 |
Lease & release btw Archbishop Primate of Ireland
Samuel DOPPING of City of Dublin, Esq. & Francis BERNARD Esq of sd city
trustees apt by last will and testament of William HAMILTON late of Callidon
Co Tyrone Deceased of the one pt & Henry OSBORNE of Dardistown Co Meath
Esq of the other pt., the lower half of Tullybrackontragh [Tullybrick
(Hamilton) (Tulaigh brec), Parish of Tynan]… Drommahirray
[probably Drumhillery,
Parish of Tynan]
Tullylise Cooiehill [probably Coolkill,
Parish of Tynan]
Killribride [probably Kiltubbrid Parish of Tynan]
Corrofiaghan [probably Corfehan (Cor Fiacháin), Parish of Tynan], Dugire [??] Portnelligan [Portnelligan,
Parish of Tynan]…]
Lissanill Mullin [Mullan,
Parish of Tynan],
Tulliglisoglody and Creenerkin [probably Creevekeeran,
Parish of Tynan],
Ballynemeatagh [Ballynameta,
Parish of Tynan], :
Outragh Ballynemeataghertragh [probably Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish of Tynan], Lislony [Lisloony,
Parish of Tynan]…
Barony of Taurany [Tiranny].
Co Armagh WITNESS incl Henry BUCKLEY clerk to Bruen WORTHINGTON Registrar. |
16e |
21 |
420 |
12009 |
HARDY, James |
Armagh |
1717 Jan 28 |
Magherdogherry Image 115 in townland
HARDY-CLOSE
Image
497
BTW James HARDY of Magherdogherty [Magherydogherty,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh, Gent of 1 pt & Henry CLOSE of Waringstown Co. Down Gent of the
other pt. in consideration of 46 pounds HARDY sold to CLOSE 46a of
Magherdogherty in Manor of Jonestown Parish Mullabrack, Co. Armagh then in
James HARDY’s possession with Buildings, Barns, Gardens, Pastures, Feedings,
Messuages, Underwoods …for the term and lives granted by Mr. Henry HUNTER.
WITNESSES: James WALKINSHAW of Tonaghmore Co. Armagh,, Farmer; David MOFFET
of same, husbandman & of Mulvilly [Mullavilly , Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), the Barony Orior Lower,] Co.
Armagh Gents. |
18 |
21 |
444 |
12082 |
NEWTON |
Armagh |
1718 Nov 7 |
NEWTON-TOPPIN Par Loghall
1708-1738
Image
509
Benjamin NEWTON Cloveneden [Cloven
Eden, Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Parish
Loghgall, for £300 paid by Thomas TOPPIN of Aughniligg, [Aghinlig,
Parish of Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony Oneilland West],
linen draper, WITNESS: Daniel NEWTON of Clovenden; James MOLEKIN and George
BROWN |
89 |
22 |
301 |
12081 |
MARKS |
Armagh |
1718 Nov 7 |
MARKES-NEWTON Par Loghall
1708-1738
Image
177
William MARKS of Cloveneden [Cloven
Eden, Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Parish Loghgall, Barony Onelion Co. Armagh Gent & Elizabeth MARKS his
wife Nicholas MARKS and Charles MARKS of the same Gents by deeds of release
19 Jan 1711 had granted to Benjamin NEWTON of Cloveneden a quarter of
townland of Cloveneden containing 60a in Parish Loghgall joining to Mr.
Henry CLARK’s land on the East side & to the Cullen Water on the south
Westside & on the north to the highway leading from Loghgall to
Charlemont on the other side to a quarter of townland of Clovenden owned by
Benjamin NEWTON as his freehold & also 4a of the Moss of Clovenden now in
possession of John LONG of Clovenden. WITNESS: John ELCOCK of Agrilogher [Eagralougher,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh; Edward VARNER of same & John LONG of Clovendedn; Daniel
RICHARDSON of Agrilogher; William ASPEY of Dungannon. |
89 |
22 |
524 |
12734 |
ROE |
Armagh |
1716 Feb 23 |
Mr. ROE’s will Cananeale, Par
Loghall 1708-1738
Image
299
Charles ROE of Ballintaggart [Ballintaggart],
Parish Kilmore, [Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Co. Armagh bequeathed to his wife the townland of Clonmakate [Clonmakate,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] to be divided btw his two sons William ROE & Thomas ROE and to
his daughter Anne late wife to William MARCER deceased the land she formerly
lived on Canoncase [probably Canoneill , Parish of Drumcree,
in the Barony of Oneilland
West] & Tinilkiney [probably Timulkenny,
Parish of Drumcree,
in the Barony of Oneilland
West] which he held from John HOOPE of Lurgen and he gave to his daughter
Mary wife to John WORKMAN both leases held from William BROWNLOW Esq. on
Aghanelan & Richmond he gave to his son William ROE the two tates of
Carvilly & Rossnalogh in Barony of [Dartry?] Co. Monaghan … |
89 |
23 |
6 |
12216 |
|
Armagh
Dublin |
1712 Aug 9 |
O’HARA-MAGENNIS et al Forkhill 1708-1738
Image
11
BTW Charles O’HARA of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt &
Arthur MAGENIS of Cabragh and Tully O’NEILL of [H]andmoyle, Co. Down Gent of
other pt. Granted lands of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh incl Shanrue [Shanroe],
Carrickcork [??], Shain [Shean, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Loughill [??], Clockiunive, [??] Cornegallagh, [possibly Carricknagavna,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Carricksticken [Carrickastickan,,
Tavnaghmulcreevy [?? Possibly Tullymacreeve, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Aghadanoff [??],
Carrickildreen [possibly Carricknagavna,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper,
Levallymore [Levallymore],
Clarehill [probably Clarkill],
Mullaghbane [Mullaghbane],
the two half townlands of Tierem [possibly Tievecrom],
Ballykeele [Ballykeel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], the
quarter of Knocknegallagh [?? possibly Carricknagavna, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Latbigada [Latbirget,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] and
Monilave [??] to Arthur MAGENNIS & Tully
O’NEILL for 31 years. WITNESS: Robert MOORE of City of Dublin Gent & Luke
DELAFIELD of Dublin Gent.
NOTE: Townlands of Forkill (not all
included)
· Carrickastickan 854 A, 1 R, 37 P
· Carrigans 512 A, 0 R, 29 P
· Carrive 912 A, 2 R, 14 P
· Cloghinny 326 A, 1 R, 34 P
· Glebe 92 A, 3 R, 30 P
· Mullaghbane 653 A, 0 R, 39 P
· Shanroe 618 A, 2 R, 30 P
· Shean 961 A, 0 R, 24 P
· Tievecrom 805 A, 0 R, 32 P |
100 |
23 |
479 |
14126 |
TIPPING, Thomas |
Armagh |
1719 Oct 23 |
STERNE-TIPPING Darcy, Drumhill, B. Fews
1708-1738 NOTE: I first had Mem #14120.
Image
256
BTW Hon Brig Gen Robert STERN Governor of his Majesty’s
Royal Fort in Duncannon of 1 pt & Thomas TIPPING of Castletown Bellew Co.
Louth Esq of the other. For sum of £1,232 granted to TIPPING Towns
Villages Hamlets & Lands of Darcy,[possibly Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Finiskin,[ Finiskin
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]]
Drumhill [??] & Milldam [??] in Barony Fews Co. Armagh. WITNESS:
Michael TISDALE of City of Dublin Esq; John SMITH of Dublin & Oliver
GARDINER of Dublin |
95
100 |
23 |
547 |
14387 |
REED |
Armagh |
1716 Oct 20 |
ISAAC TO REED Killyruden
Simon ISAAC Ballywalter to James REED of Ardmagh, Co of
Ardmagh. 1719 Nov 6
Image
291
BTW Simon ISAAC of Ballywalter Co. Down Esq to James
REED of Armagh, Co. Armagh Merchant. Whereas Robert HAMILTON of Dromon [probably Drumman,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh Gent debt to Simon ISAAC £1,020 … lands of Drumorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] part of
the Rocks & part of Killyrudden & Carmony which were lately conveyed
by John HAMILTON of Johnstown [Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Gent
to said Robert HAMILTON together with Moss in Hamiltonsbawn [Hamiltonsbawn,,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
otherwise lately conveyed by said John HAMILTON to said Robert HAMILTON …
part of Drumorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
possessed by John THOMPSON … term of 500 years … in consideration of £551
paid by James REED of Armagh merchant … WITNESS: John HAMILTON of Argonnell [Ardgonnell,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Co Armagh Gent
& William HAMILTON of Midletown [Middletown,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh Gent. |
|
24 |
17 |
12810 |
WHALLEY |
Armagh |
1718 Mar 4 |
WHALLEY-WHALLEY B. Armagh
Mannaughquin als, Monnaghicon, [possibly Monaguillagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Monaghpatrick, Moylarge, B Fews. 1708-1738
Image
319
BTW Richard WHALEY of Armagh Co. Armagh Esq of 1 pt
& Thomas WHALEY of Siddan, Co. Meath of other pt. Reciting that
whereas his late Majesty King Charles 2nd indenture dates 19 Feb
in 30th year of his reign [possibly 1684 – not sure how his interrupted reign was counted] demised to Thomas
CLARK of City of Dublin Esq. since deceased one Brickhouse near the Custom
House in City of Dublin where the Auditor General keeps his office for term
of 99 years … demised to James CLARK a Coach House & Stable in City of
Dublin then in possession of Sir William FLOWER adjoining the aforesaid brick
house for 99 years starting 19 Jul 1681 sold to Richard CHAPPELL of City of
Dublin Esq. since deceased. Will of Richard CHAPPELL 31 Jan 1705 bequeathed
to Richard WHALEY the benefit of these two leases where the Auditor General
offices were kept in Crane Lane … one house in Crane Lane a Chandlers Shop …
Eliza CHAMBERS relict of Thomas CHAMBERS late of Armagh Esq. deceased and
Francis CHAMBERS of Dromullin Gent by lease dated 28 Sep 1664 demised to
Richard CHAPPELL deceased tenement or Plott of Ground of the Seile of
the late dissolved Abby of St. Peter in Armagh situate over against the
dwelling House of said Elizabeth CHAMBERS to Richard CHAPPELL for term of
Four Score and nineteen years parcel called Grants containing 20a and parcels
of land mentioned: Towsneroe als Tyrenecross [??],
Brewermartranats [??], Tullaghermacoddan [possibly Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Sharvaboy
M’Caddon, the Desert Lawycoreagh [??] and
Foyey [??] also Garreboy [??] Feran McCephalyats Feran McCaphly [possibly Farranamucklaghand,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] and Farrennickclogan aka Mullynure - Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Monnaghquin also
Monnaghican [possibly Monaguillagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and
also townlands in the Town Liberties and Co. Armagh together with all
other lands & tenements thereunto belonging which were originally leased
from the See of Armagh to Richard CHAPPELL Esq father of Richard CHAPPELL Esq
late deceased 50 ; townlands: Fannagh [possibly Tonnagh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Balledimin als
Lesseden Balleshan als Balleskannell [??] and
Cullentragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Barony & Co.
Armagh which were initially leased from See of Armagh to John HAMPTON and
also townlands of Moylarge [??]and Ballebrogan [??] in Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh originally
leased from See of Armagh to John EARPE and townlands of
Fireskahan [??] Barony of Armagh originally
leased from See of Armagh to Robert MAXWELL sometime archdeacon of Co. Down
and also 20a land in and about the town of Armagh originally leased
from See of Armagh to Mathew USSHER … WITNESS: William DAVIS City of Dublin
Merchant & Samuel COTTON Of City of Dublin Notary Public. |
84
115 |
24 |
226 |
13640
18640 |
WILSON |
Armagh
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 1st pt & John WHITE his son & Penelope MATHEWES widow relict of Charles
MATHEWS of Lytrillycorran Co. Down Gent deceased of 2nd 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 …
|
|
24 |
385 |
14103 |
McWILLIAMS |
Armagh |
1718 Jun 25 |
Image 523
Will of John WILLIAMS of Drumgar [Drumgor,
Parish Seagoe, Barony
of Oneilland East],
Parish of Sego, Co. Armagh [McWILLIAMS?], wife Anne, son William WILLIAMS who
was not yet of age, … land left to John McWILLIAMS from his mother now in
possession of Edward McCONWELL & Thomas DILLWARTIN Dromgare |
|
24 |
492 |
14494 |
|
Armagh |
1711 Feb 1 |
STEARN-LEIGH Finniskin, B Fews; Darcy, Drumhill, B.
Fews 1708-1738
Image
577
BTW Honorable Coll Robert STERNE Governor of her
Majesties Fort of Duncannon & Ann LOW al CODDINGTON al STERN of Bracklin
Co. Westmeath sister of said Robert STERNE of the 1 pt; James LEIGH of
Walterstowne Co Louth Esq of the other pt. … lands – part of Darcy commonly
called the Desmeans of Darcy [Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] 150
Part of Darcy aforesaid containing 218a Redd Bogg 24 a Finiskin [Finiskin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] 344a
Redd Bogg in common 23a part of Drumhill [??] 107a
Redd Bogg 12a and Milldam [??] 8a in all 886a
taken by Alexander STEUART in Parish of Creggan Barony Upper Fews Co. Armagh
with all houses and appurtenances to hold to said James LEIGH for 99 years …
WITNESS: John TANDY of Drewstowne Co. Meath Esq. Dixy CODDINGTON of Home
Patrick Co. Dublin Esq & John MYLNE of Bellittstown Co. Westmeath Esq. |
95
100 |
26 |
10 |
14478 |
TIPPING, Thomas |
Armagh |
1719 Oct 24 |
TIPPING-STERNE Darcy Drumhill, B. Fews Finniskin [Finiskin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
1708-1738
Image
337
Brigadier General Robert STERN conveyed unto Thomas
TIPPING lands of Darcy [Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Finiskin [Finiskin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drumhill [??] and Milldam [??] all in Barony of Fews. … WITNESS: Michael
TISDALL & John SMITH City of Dublin Esq. |
95
100 |
26 |
160 |
15004 |
|
Armagh |
1719 Dec 15 |
Image
416
BTW William HAMILTON of Middletown [Parish Tynan Barony Tiranny] John
HAMILTON of Argonell [Ardgonnell,
Parish Tynan Barony Tiranny] both in
Co. Armagh Gents of 1 pt & Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyherilan [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. Indenture of release for sum of £400 for the
Mill of Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] with 10a land
in Parish Mullaghbrack, Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh with appurts … WITNESS:
Alexander JOHNSTON of Armagh Co. Armagh merchant William ENGLISH jr of Armagh
Co. Armagh Innkeeper & Matthew HENDERSON jr of Armagh, Co. Armagh
Butcher. Arthur GRAHAM [SEAL] |
|
26 |
480 |
16436 |
|
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 |
84 |
27 |
481 |
17874 |
READ aka REID |
Down
Armagh |
1720 Feb 25 |
READ, JAMES, Newry, Co. Down, merchant.
17 Feb. 1710. Narrate, 1 p.,
25 Feb. 1720.
Son James and said son's wife
Isabell Heron. Daughter Jane. Daughter Mary, her husband Thomas Assop, her
children. His young daughter Sarah. His sister Margaret. " If his son
William come back " a legacy to him. 5f— to son John if he return
home. Nicholas Bagnall, Esq. Robert Murdock and John McMachon, tenants.
Meadow in Co. Armagh belonging to his tenement in town of Newry. Lisdrumliscagh [Lisdrumliska,
Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper], Dromore [??], Loughorn [??], Shin [??], Corcrickee [??], [situation not mentioned].
Witnesses: Robert Murdock,
Robert Gordon, both of Newry, merchants, James McCullan, city of Dublin,
schoolmaster.
Memorial witnessed by: James
McCullan, John Camak.
27, 481, 17874. Mary Assop (seal) |
|
28 |
99 |
16683 |
HAWKINS |
Armagh |
1720 May 26 |
BARRY to ANKETILL
½ of
WALLACE’s tenement. NOTES in 1708-1738 2009 diary
Image
60
BTW
Philip BARRY of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Co. Armagh Merchant of 1 pt & Oliver ANCKETILL of Anchetills
Grove Co. Monaghan Esq of other pt. … conveyed ½ of tenement in town of
Lurgan commonly known as Wallace’s Tenement lately possessed by Robert
THOMPSON… lives of Philip BARRY, Jane his wife & John his son … |
|
28
|
356 |
17881 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1716 Dec 15 |
DAWSON-DAWSON Book 43 (1708-1738) Edenforan Enagh
Between Walter DAWSON of town & Co Armagh Esq.
& Frances DAWSON wife of Walter & John DAWSON Esq eldest son &
heir of 1st part. Joshua DAWSON of Dublin City Esq. & John DAWSON eldest
son & heir of James DAWSON of Ballynacourty, Co Tipperary Esq. Of 2nd
part... Elinor DAWSON eldest daughter of the said James DAWSON of the 4th
part.... consideration of sum of 1000 pounds as a marriage portion... mention
of George DAWSON, Isaac DAWSON, Wm DAWSON ... many townlands mentioned |
|
29 |
10
11 |
15820
15021 |
HAWKINS |
Armagh |
1720 May 31 |
BARRY to HAWKINS Lurgen
1708-1738
½ of WALLACE’s tenement.
Image
308
Indenture of lease for lives renewable btw Philip BARRY
of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh Merchant of 1 pt & Robert HAWKINS of Lurgan, Co.
Armagh of other part. … refers to lease 6 Apr 1715 … WITNESS: Richard SAVAGE
of Lurgan Yeoman & Henry HAWKINS of Lurgan Clothier. |
|
29 |
31 |
15868 |
REED |
Armagh |
1720 Apr 24 |
ANDERSON-REED Cornerow, B. Fews
Dromorgan
Mullaghbawne, B Fews 1708-1738
Image
319
BTW Thomas ANDERSON of Hamiltonsbawn,
[Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Gent of 1 pt & James REED of Armagh Co Armagh merchant of other
pt. In consideration of £110 conveyed to James REED 14a in townland Dromorgan
[possibly Drumarg]
& 32a in Mullaghbawn [probably Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] late in
possession of James ANDERSON of Hamiltonsbawn [Parish of Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Blacksmith by virtue of a lease from Sir Robert HAMILTON of Mounthamilton Co.
Armagh Knight … Thomas ANDERSON son of James ANDERSON … WITNESS: Alexander
JOHNSTON Joseph BOYD & Joseph NELSON all of Armagh Co Armagh Gents. James
REED [SEAL] |
88
114 |
30 |
294 |
89139 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1748 Jul 27 |
Gervais WALKER of Kilmacrew, [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down] Co. Armagh, Gent & Henry CUST, Esq. Lease of
Ballinahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh] |
|
31 |
326 |
19261 |
HARDY, James |
Armagh |
1710 Aug 3 |
MADDEN-HARDY Dromart, Dromer, Dromnemadder, Derrycora,
Manor Teemore
Image
191
btw Daniel MADDEN of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Co.
Armagh Gent of 1 pt & James HARDY of Dromart
[NOTE: There are 3 townlands named Dromart – most likely Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower], Co.
Armagh Gent of the other pt. Madden demised to Hardy the townland of Dromart
now in actual possession of him in Manor of Tymore [see: [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh containing 60 plantation acres to hold to James HARDY for
natural lives of Henry HUNTER & Nicholas HUNTER son of Henry HUNTER
· · Drumart (Druim Airt) , Loughgall (ONeilland West portion) Civil Parish, Barony
of Oneilland West, Co. Armagh 91 A, 1 R, 24 P
· Drumart (Druim Airt) , Grange (ONeilland West portion) Civil Parish, Barony of
Oneilland West, Co. Armagh 88 A, 1 R, 14 P
· Drumart (Droim Ard) , Mullaghbrack (ONeilland West portion) Civil Parish,
Barony of Orior Lower, Co. Armagh 350 A, 3 R, 0 P |
|
31 |
379 |
19508 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1714 Mar 17 |
GRAHAM-HANNA Outlack als
Outlarkon, [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper] B
Fews
Image
217
BTW Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & James HANNA of Outlack [Outlack,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Framer of other pt… demised to James HANNA that part of the townland
of Outlack which is now in his possession abt 20a in Parish Armagh Barony
Fewes for the natural life of Mary HANNA daughter to James HANNA abt 14 years
of age & Alexander HANNA son to Alexander HANNA of Mullalahan [probably Mullyloughan,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] about 7 years of
age and the survivor of them… payment 5 pounds to Arthur GRAHAM over and
above Taxes etc together with two days work of Man & Horse and two Fat
Hens by each dweller yearly residing on the demised premises or 12 pence in
lieu of each days work of man and horse and 6 pence of each hen… WITNESS:
James JOHNSTON of Knappagh [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Robert McCAN of
Armagh, James HANNA of Mullyloghan [probably Mullyloughan,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], all in Co..
Armagh Gents. |
|
31 |
461 |
19961 |
MAXWELL |
Armagh |
1721 Dec 30 |
MAXWELL-NUTLEY
Image
260
BTW Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh of the
1 pt & Richard NUTLEY of City of Dublin Esq. of the other. Reciting that
Robert MAXWELL stood possessed of several towns and lands of Crerrun als Fellows Hall Belteagh [possibly Balteagh Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East],
and Derreagh [probably Derryaugh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony oOneilland
West] in Co. Armagh by virtue of a lease made by the Provost &
Fellows & Scholars of Trinity College near Dublin for term of 21 years
from 1 Nov 1715 for rent of 30 pounds annually for townlands of Toaghy [possibly Tonnagh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - it was part of the ancient precinct of Toaghy],
Killilea [Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Naul [Naul,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] & Lisagally [Lissagally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Cormeen
[Cormeen,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Tullaghcallady [Tullycallidy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Drumgare [Drumgar,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Derrenelea [probably Dernalea,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Bruttally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Drumcoulter [??], Lisdrumbroghlis [Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Killnegollan [possibly Ballynagolan,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Killereeveeintragh [Kilcreevy
Etra Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] &
Killereeeveeough [Kilcreevy
Otra, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Co.
Armagh by virtue of lease made by the Provost Fellows & Scholars of
Trinity College for term of 21 years from 1 Nov 1718 for rent of 150 pounds
the first 9 years and 280 pounds during the residue of said term… Witnessed
that Robert MAXWELL in consideration of 1500 pounds to be paid to him in hand
paid by the said Richard NUTLEY granted to NUTLEY the lands …WITNESS: Thomas
DAWSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh; John GILLESPIE of Armagh, Co. Armagh Attorney
& John ELLIOT of Fellows Hall. |
18 |
33 |
454 |
20879 |
McCLELAN |
Armagh |
1713 Jul 25 |
FANE-McCLELAN Clohoge
Image
538
BTW Charles FANE of Bassledon Co. Birks, Kingdom of
England Esq. of 1 pt & William McCLELAND of Drominure [Druminure,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
in parish of Ballymore Co. Armagh Yeoman of the other pt. … demised lands of
Drominure 73a 2r 23p and another parcel of land part Cloghoge [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
containing 73a 2r 21p. in Mannor of Cleare Co. Armagh and now in the
possession of said William McCLELON (his name is spelled 3 different ways in
the memorial)… for lives of John McCLELAN Alexander McCLELAN and Elizabeth
McCLELAN sons and daughter of said William McCLELLAN … WITNESS: Matthew
CONNOR City of Dublin, Bryan FFEARAN of Tavanivall [possibly Tavanagh,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony of Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh & James PIERS of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co.
Armagh |
|
33 |
480 |
20973 |
LAWSON |
Armagh |
1719 Sep 5 |
MATHERS & LAWSON Turf Leave Crossmacagrly 1708-1738
Image
551
BTW Kewan MATHERS of Lylo,
parish of Sego Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Thomas LAWSON of Killmarearly [possibly Kilmagamish]
parish Dromcree [Drumcree ] Co. Armagh farmer of other pt. ‘’’ tenement called the Sheep Park or field
and Grove joining to same Thomas MATHERS House and Garden and the House and
Garden formerly belonging to Mary SMITH and Henry DILLON’s House and Garden
and the said Grove and Sheep field joining to Balyhannon [Ballyhannon,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
with moss leave for firing for fireplace out of the Moss of Crossmacagrly
[probably Crossmacahilly,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
for three fireplaces … more detail. |
|
34 |
469 |
22398 |
ECHLIN |
Armagh |
1722 Dec 14 |
ECHLIN-LUCAS Brutally 1708-1738
Image
247
BTW Charles ECHLIN of Arquin Co. Down Esq. of 1 pt &
Francis LUCAS of City of Dublin of other pt. In consideration of £1,200
townlands of: Tohaghey [possibly Tonnagh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - it was part of the ancient precinct of Toaghy] Killelea [Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Naul [Naul,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Lissegally [Lissagally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Cormeen [Cormeen,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Tullicallidy [Tullycallidy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Drumgare [Drumgar,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Derrinelia [probably Dernalea,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Brutally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Drumcoulter [??] Lisdrumbroghis [Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
Kiligolan [possibly Ballynagolan,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
Killcreevatragh, illcreeveeotragh[Kilcreevy
Etra Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] &
Killereeeveeough [Kilcreevy
Otra, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] In
Co. Armagh … remains of 21 years reciting Provost of Fellows and Scholars of
Trinity College near Dublin & Rev. Dr. Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] … Brinston BUTLER
… Thomas TAYLOR … … WITNESS: James WILSE clke to Bruen WORTHINGTON Public
Notary City of Dublin Charles ECHLIN [SEAL] |
84 |
34 |
519 |
22761 |
REED |
Armagh |
1722 Jan 12 |
REED TO HAMILTON & HAMILTON TO MORGAN Johnston:
Dromorgan Mannor
Image
273
BTW Ann REED widow of James REED late of Town of
Armagh, merchant deceased & sole executor of will of James REED of 1 pt;
James HAMILTON of Bailyborogh Co Cavan Esq. of other pt. Reciting Robert
HAMILTON of Dromon [probably Drumman,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co Armagh
Gent by mtg 28 Jan 1715 … to Simon ISAAC …
[SEE: 23-547-14387] |
|
35 |
141 |
21515 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1722 Aug 28 |
JOHNSTON-ACHESON Book 1 (1708-1738) Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]., Glassdromin [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], B Tiraney
Marriage: William son of Sir George JOHNSTON of
Ballynemetagh, Co Antrim & Henrietta Sophia ACHESON sister of Sir Arthur
ACHESON. |
101 |
35 |
435 |
23141 |
JACKSON, Oliver |
Louth |
1718 Mar 5 |
Oliver JACKSON, yeoman, of Drogheda,
witness to marriage agreement of William OWENS, son of William OWENS, and Ann
WETHERBY, daughter of Rev. John WETHERBY, rector of Shankill, Dromore, Co. Armagh. Stonehouse NOTE:
Oliver JACKSON (bef 1694-1722) married Catherine OWENS. |
|
36 |
4 |
20880 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1719 Dec 24 |
JACKSON-O’FEARON Samuel McADE & wife
Elizabeth MEADE als WALLIS, Co Cork & George WALLIS Barkleys Farm
Curiously, in spite of the listing in the names index,
there is no mention of JACKSON. Tonnyvalton [??],
manor of Clare, Co Ardmagh: one part [34 acres, an other part 20a 2r 3p] +
another part of BARKLEY's farm [10a 3r] from Roger FEARAN yeoman of
Toneyvalton [possibly Tavanagh,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony of Oneilland
West], Ardmagh to Bryan FEARAN from 1 Nov last at £7.5s.4p. p.a. money of
Great Britain for term__ Thanks to Mike Stewart. |
|
36 |
81 |
21363 |
|
Armagh |
1713 Jul 25 |
FANE-REED Corniscribe [Cornascreeb,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Man
Clare
1708-1738
Image
50
25th day of July in 12th year of
the reign of our sovereign Lady Ann [1677?] 1713 BTW Charles FANE & James
REED of Corniscribe [Cornascreeb,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], 110a 2r
14p in Manor of Clare, Co. Armagh for natural life of Thomas HENDERSON son of
David HENDERSON of Corniscreebe & Margaret KING daughter of John KING of
Tannaghmore [possibly Tannaghmore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper],
Co. Armagh & Morgan JONES … |
90 |
36 |
491 |
23759 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1723 Jul 9 |
McCULLOUGH-AGNEW 1708-1738 Ballyvallen; Glassdrumenagh
[Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
B.Fews; Lissary, Lissanny, B. Fews; Mongeleagh, B Fews; Rackland, B Fews
Image
257
Indenture Tripartite btw James McCULLOCH of
Grogan Co Antrim Gent & William McCULLOCH his son of the one pt &
Patrick AGNEW of Killwagter John SHAW of Bush Gent Clotworthy UPTON of Castle
Upton & John SHAW of Antrim gent in said Co. of the 2nd pt
Margaret SHAW of Ballygelly Co Antrim relict & widow of William SHAW late
of Ballygally Gent deceased & Dorothy Beresford SHAW spinster her daughter
of the 3rd 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… sand also the townlands of Ballygrogan Ballydunnall
Ballynelenulla Moneyrod Ballydonnellan Itragh and the half town land of Cloo
and the Corn mill and mills standing in Derryhullagh & Ballymatoskerty
with the grist thereto belonging lying in the Barony of Toom & Co Antrim…
WITNESS: James STEVENSON of Killeleagh, Co. Down, John McCULLAGH of
Randlestown, Co. Antrim James BLAIR of Blairmount, Esq. Co. Antrim |
85
101
110
116
122 |
37 |
49 |
21365 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
FANE-HENDERSON Corniscribe [Cornascreeb,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Man
Clare |
90 |
37 |
449 |
23434 |
MAXWELL |
Armagh |
1720 May 25 |
MAXWELL-LUCAS Brutally
Image
532
BTW Rev Robert MAXWELL of
Fellows Hall, [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Co. Antrim [sic]
of 1 pt & Francis LUCAS of City of Dublin of other pt. … assigns by
Provost Fellows and Scholars of Trinity College Dublin to said Robert MAXWELL
… towns of Drumbuchis [probably Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Kegolan
Killereeveogh [possibly Kilcreevy
Otra, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
[?..} Drumebultry [??] Tullacallide [Tullycallidy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Carmeen
[Cormeen,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Drumgare [Drumgar,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Drumeleagh als Drumile [??] Bruttally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Naule [Naul,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Killole [[Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]] and Lisgally [Lissagally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
containing 2,797a in Toaghy, Co. Armagh. … Francis LUCAS declared that part
of principal was money of Anne KOAN of City of Dublin widow & £400 was
proper money of Brinsley BUTLER of City of Dublin Esq. and the remaining £200
was proper money of Sir Thomas TAYLOR … cancelling mortgage of said Robert
MAXWELL and Charles ECHLIN of Arquin, Co. Down Esq.
SEE ALSO ROD: 41-461-19961 |
84 |
37 |
488 |
23603 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1722 Mar 19 |
DAWSON-SCOTT Book 43 (1708-1738) Laragh
1708-1738
1708-1729
Thomas DAWSON, Esq. grantor & life of Ardmagh unto William SCOTT, Gent, of
Liscall, Co. Monaghan tate of Liscall in Fearney (bar), Co. Monaghan and a
Dalls (?) Grass in tate of Laragh adjoining except pt of tate of Liscall
demised by Thomas DAWSON to John DUFFY, James PATTON [?] & Edmond
DUNNAGH, from 5 May preceding date of lease during lives of Thomas DAWSON,
Mary DAWSON, wife of Thomas DAWSON; &Walter DAWSON, 2nd son of
Thomas DAWSON at £34 p.a. WITNESSSES: Sarah MARTIN of Ardmagh; Chappell
DAWSON, Gent of Ardmagh & John SCOTT, Gent of Ardmagh. Notes thanks to
Michael Stewart. |
|
38 |
403 |
24787 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1723 Nov 23 |
JOHNSTON
TO OLIVER transcription of this deed Lissannill, Liscony
Image 219.
NAMES: George JOHNSTON of
Ballynameta [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny,];
William OLIVER of Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].; William SCOTT;
and Francis SCOTT of Killlalea [Probably Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of Tynan;
John SCOTT of Armagh City; John HAMILTON; J.A. MANSON. OTHER
PLACES: Enagh.
Given how early this Deed is, it may connect to the William OLIVER of
Mullitur. The Deed is between George JOHNSTON of “Ballynameta” [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny,] also
known as Wood Park, situated in the Parish of Tynan, Co. Armagh and William OLIVER of Lislooney (also in the Parish
of Tynan). It is likely significant that a century later, a Benjamin OLIVER
was a freeholder of Lislooney. Other names of likely significance: William,
Francis & John SCOTT and John HAMILTON |
|
39 |
405 |
25919 |
DAWSON |
Armagh |
1724 Apr
29 |
Deed registered by Ralph DAWSON of Drumnavalley This
was mentioned in T.G.F. Patterson , Notes & Family Charts Relating to
Grand Juries, LDS Microfilm #1279353, 63, and has links to JACKSON and
McLAUGHLIN.
NAMES: Oliver ST. JOHN of
Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,]; Ralph
DAWSON of Drominakelly [either Drumnakelly,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West, or (probably) Drumnakelly Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East,],
Co. Armagh; PLACES: Tullyhappies [Tullyhappy,
Parish Killevy
(Lower Orior portion), Barony of Orior Lower,] , Ballymacrangan
[probably Ballymacrandal,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East];
Arthur DAWSON; Daniel KELLY; Henry CLOSE of Waringstown; Thomas DAWSON;
Joseph STRAITON ;
John DANE; John MOORE; Walter COPE. |
d |
40 |
162 |
24786 |
|
Armagh |
1713 Jun 25 |
FANE-McCAN Cloghog, Corniscribe [Cornascreeb,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower, Man
Clare
1708-1738
Image
90
BTW Charles FANE of Rassledon, Co. Bershire, England &
Robert McCAN of Armagh, Co. Armagh FANE set to McCAN part of Clohoge [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
containing 133a 2r 21p & part of Ballyknock [Ballyknock,
Parish Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower]
– 37a 1r late in possession of Cormac McCAN & his undertenants in Barony
Orier Co. Armagh for lives of sais Robert McCANN Cormick McCAN son to Callow
McCAN & Glasney McCAN son to John McCAN both of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Mathew CONNOR of City of
Dublin Gent; Bryan FORAN of Favnavallan [Tamnaghvelton ?] Co. Armagh Gent & James PRICE of
Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower].
· Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Killevy (Upper Orior portion) Civil Parish, Barony of
Orior Upper, Co. Armagh 323 A, 2 R, 31 P
· Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Ballymore
Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Lower, Co. Armagh 229 A, 0 R, 7 P
· Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Creggan Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 926
A, 3 R, 2 P |
90 |
40 |
212 |
25103 |
|
Armagh |
1714 Jul 1 |
Ld Charlemount- BOND Cladymore, B. Fews
1708-1738
Image
114
Btw William Hon William Lord Viscount Charlemont [aka William
CAULFIELD] of 1 pt & Edward BOND of Armagh, Co. Armagh Esq. of other
pt. … townland Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Barony
Fews for natural lives of Edward HAY, Robert HAY & Thomas HAY sons of
William HAY of Toreskene [probably Terraskane , Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh farmer … WITNESSES: Thomas WADMAN of Castle Caufield Co. Tyrone
Clke; Isaac COLLYER of Donaghmore Co. Donegal Clke; Thomas CAMPBELL of
Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent & George BOND of Tyra Co. Armagh Gent |
90 |
41 |
4 |
24167 |
|
Armagh |
1723 Jul 15 |
GRAHAM-HEYWOOD Maghrantrim, McCantram, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
294
BTW Coll William GRAHAM 2nd son of Arthur
GRAHAM of Derryheriland Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Benjamin HEYWOOD of
Town of Drogheda Gent of other pt. Reciting 8 Mar 1716 btw Arthur GRAHAM of 1st pt & John GRAHAM then of Drogheda since deceased of 2nd pt
& William GRAHAM of 3rd pt townlands of Drumga [possibly Drumgaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Lattory [Lattery,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower,] McCantram Macantrim Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Barony
of Fews Co. Armagh Aughlegnacree [probably Aghantaraghan,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Carrickquick [probably Carrickbrack,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
and part of Cashell [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] in
Barony Orier Co. Armagh together with all Castles Messuages Houses Edifaces
Mills Mill Dams Millraces Heaths Mountains …. £500 … WITNESS: William GRAVES
of Drogheda Gent Edward HALE of Drogheda Apothecary William CAMAK Of City of
Dublin Merchant William GRAHAM [SEAL] |
114 |
44 |
157 |
28217 |
|
Armagh |
1724 Feb 24 |
NUGENT-HUTCHINSON Dromon, Drommon, B. Fews , Par
Mullaghbrach
1708-1738
Image
380
BTW James NUGENT of City of Dublin Gent and Mary his
wife of 1st pt; Hartley HUTCHINSON of City of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt … lands of Dromon [probably Drumman,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], in Barony
of Fews, Co Armagh and further reciting Andrew CHARLETON did demand against
said Hartley HUTCHINSON the said lands …. |
96
|
44 |
283 |
29210
29216 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1720 Jun 19 |
CROSS TO DOBBIN Legacurry Moyraverty
1708-1738
Image
450
BTW Leonard
CROSS of Moyraverty, Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Rev James DOBBIN Rector of
Killmore Co. Armagh of the other part. For consideration of £450 granted part
of lands of Moyraverty [Moyraverty,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
containing 67a and abutting lands of Dromgore [Drumgor Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East] on
the east and lands of William LYNUS of the West and the lands formerly in
possession of Thomas CALVERT and a parcel of land that belonged to William
WILLIAMSON on the North and bounded on the Co. of Down on the South and 1/6th part of lands of Lyloe [Lylo,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Manor of Kernan Co. Armagh & also 1/3 part of Lease in lands of
Ballyhannon [Ballyhannon,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
held from William & Stewart BLACKER Esq. also 1/3 of lease of lands of
Clonroll [??] held from Oliver St. John Esq.
and also 1/3 of lands of Legaory demised to William CROSS by William BROWNLOW
Esq. together with 1/3 pt of ands of Legacory [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
demised by said William BROWNLOW to John CROSS deceased brother to said
Leonard CROSS …. Leonard CROSS in settlement with his wife Elizabeth CROSS
alias MATHERS … |
|
45 |
166 |
28774 |
|
Armagh |
1724 Mar 1 |
STEWART et al-HAMILTON Glassdromin, B. Orier
Image
97
1708-1738
BTW Rev Archibald STEWART of Ballintoy, Co. Antrim
Clerke of other pt. A quinquepartite deed btw said Archibald STEWART of 1st pt; Alexander STEWART of Ballintoy aforesaid Esq. of the 2nd pt;
John STEWART of the Island of Jamaica in America Esq & Ann STEWART only
daughter of the said John STEWART be Joanne ENSOME his 1st 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 4th pt. & Richard
HAMILTON & Thomas NEWTON of 5th 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. |
101 |
46 |
315 |
28778 |
|
Armagh |
1724 Oct 24 |
STEWART et al-STEWART Glassdromin, B. Orier
Image
183
1708-1738
BTW Rev Archibald STEWART late of Acton, Co. Armagh but
now of Ballentoy Co. Antrim & Leonora his wife one of the daughters of
John late Lord Archbishop of Tuam of 1st pt … lands including Glasdrummond,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper
SEE: ROD: 3-277-927 for
list of similar lands. |
101 |
46 |
434 |
29449 |
|
Armagh |
1725 Jul7 |
Lord FERRARD-BARLOW Glassdrumenagh, B Fews
Wrong # Not vol 40.
1708-1738
Image
244
BTW Henry Lord Baron of Ferrard of Beaulieu Co Louth of
1 pt & William BARLOW of City of Dublin Esq of the other. Henry Lord
Ferrard for consideration of £1,000 granted to said William BARLOW lands of
Glassdrumond [probably Glasdrummond,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower,or Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Dunravy [??], half of townland Tullydonnell,
part of Cornally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Shermakillagh [??], Kiltebane [Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper], Drumloghery part, Camoly part [Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] Cregganduffe [Creggan
Duff Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
& Lurgan [probably Lurgana,
Parish of Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper],
Killanbouy [??] in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh
containing 2,000a & [lands in Co. Louth]
Marginalia: This mortgage mentioned in this
Memorial is satisfied and discharged … by certificate under seal of Frances
HUNT Widow and executrix of Edward HUNT Esq. who was executor of this
mortgage and James BARLOW Esq son and heir of said mtg which bears date 17
Nov 1731 Certificate #1344
· Glasdrummond (Glasdromainn) , Kilclooney (Lower Fews portion) Civil Parish, Barony
of Fews Lower, Co. Armagh 283 A, 2 R, 6 P
· Glasdrummond (Glasdromann) , Tynan Civil Parish, Barony of Tiranny, Co. Armagh 130
A, 3 R, 22 P
· Glasdrummond (An Ghlasdromainn) , Killevy (Upper Orior portion) Civil Parish,
Barony of Orior Upper, Co. Armagh 233 A, 1 R, 26 P
· · Tullydonnell
(Gage) (Tulaigh Uí Dhónaill) , Creggan Civil Parish, Barony of
Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 3 R, 23 P
· Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan) (Tulaigh Uí Dhónaill) , Creggan Civil Parish, Barony
of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 588 A, 2 R, 34 P |
101
107 |
47 |
234 |
30362 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1725 Nov 27 |
BROWNLOW-DAWSON
Wm BROWNLOWE of Brownelowsderry, [??] Co Armagh & John DAWSON of Carrickmacross,
Co. Monaghan, Gent… demised lands of Moghkerin and Lonebeg now in occupation
of John DAWSON. |
|
47 |
539 |
31793 |
HAWKINS |
Armagh |
1726 May 9 |
HAWKINS to MAXWELL Lurgen
1708-1738
Image
285
BTW Robert HAWKINS of Lugen Co. Armagh Gent of one pt;
John MAXWELL of City of Dublin Esq of other pt; Whereas William BROWNLOW of
Brownlowesderry Co. Armagh Esq by lease 6 Apr 1715 btw Samuel BROWNLOW of 1
pt & Philip BARRY now of Navan Co. Meath Gent by the name of Philip BARRY
of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Co. Armagh Merchant of the other pt demised half of Lurgen known by
name of Wallace’s Tenement containing 39’ front in Manor of Brownlowesderry
Co. Armagh for lives of Philip BARRY, Jane his wife & John his son … £220
… |
|
48 |
404 |
32034 |
|
Armagh |
1726 Jun 9 |
NIXON-BERNARD Leagmoylan, B Fews Tullydonnell, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
405
David NIXON of City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Francis
BERNARD Esq. his majesty’s prime Sergeant at law and John CUFFE of City of
Dublin Esq of other pt. Reference lease btw William LUDLOW Of City of Dublin
Esq. of 1 pt; Francis BERNARD Esq 8 Apr 1720 Quinquepartite btw
David NIXON of 1st pt; Arabella LUDLOW of City of Dublin spinster
of 2nd pt; the said William LUDLOW and Frances LUDLOW spinster
City of Dublin of 3rd pt; Francis BERNARD & John CUFFE of 4th pt; & Peter LUDLOW of City of Dublin Esq & Henry SINGLETON Of City of
Dublin Esq of 5th pt. re: Marriage of David NIXON & Arabella
LUDLOW … £2, 000 sterling & £1,500 capital … lands in Co. Meath (listed)
… Tullydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
and Leaghmoylin [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh; Scogginstown, Co.
Meath, … Anthony NIXON father of David NIXON … lands in Co Cork & Co.
Limerick … |
111
112
125 |
49 |
410 |
32679 |
DAWSON |
Drogheda |
1726 Aug 29 |
CONLY-DAWSON BRABAZON, Eliz-DAWSON 1708-1729
Image
542
BTW Robert CONLY and Ignatius CONLY both of town of
Drogheda merchants of the 1 pt & Thomas DAWSON of Guilford Co. Armagh [sic?] Esq.of the other pt. Quadrupartite release
btw Robert & Ignatius CONLY of 1st part & John BATH of
Drogheda Gent & Nicholas BATH of Drogheda Gent eldest son of John BATH of
the 2nd pt Thomas DAWSON of 3rd pt and Elizabeth
BRABAZON of Killely Co. Louth Widow of the 4th pt. … reciting Court
of Chancery John BATH Nicholas BATH and Jane BATH the wife of Nicholas were
sons and administrators of will of Luke CONLY deceased and administrators of
Richard CONLY deceased the eldest son of said Luke CONLY that in 1683 Luke
lent to John BATH 250 pounds and Elizabeth his wife did by deeds of release
convey to Luke and his heirs two houses in Shop Street in the Town of
Drogheda … John BATH and Nicholas BATH were paid 640 pounds by Elizabeth
BRABAZON and confirmed lands of Painstown containing 84a in Barony Ferrard
Co. Louth to hold to Elizabeth BRABAZON her heirs etc … Ignatius CONLY a
subscribing witness. |
|
49 |
512 |
33071 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1726 Jul 15 |
BALL-NORMAN 1708-1738
Image
594
Btw Abraham BALL of Daver, Co. Louth Esq. Of the 1 pt
& Robert NORMAN of City of Dublin Esq. & Job CHARLETON of same City
Gent of the other part and the release being made between Abraham BALL and
Florinda BALL, wife of the 1st part. Marriage to be between Thomas
BALL son and heir apparent & Grace ACTON dau of Thomas ACTON of City of
Dublin Esq. Of 2nd pt..Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] is included in a great long list of lands
included in the marriage agreement |
|
50 |
378 |
33424 |
BROWN |
Armagh |
1714 Nov 4 |
WOOD-BROWN Drumleck 1708-1738
Image
212
BTW Archibald WOOD of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Gent of 1 pt & Robert BROWN [BROWNE] of Drumleck [Drumlack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
of the other pt. WOOD demised to BROWNE all that part or parcel of land of
Drumleck then in possession of Robert BROWN in parish Mullabrack, Barony of
Fews… rent of 14 pounds together with sixpence and one Gallon of Brandy and
Dish of Meat five [?] … WITNESS: John NORWOOD of Markethill James BROWN and
Henry CUNINGHAM both of Markethill and this was also perfected by James BROWN
sole executor of the above named Robert BROWN deceased in the presence of
John NORWOOD of Markethill Gent & John SCOTT of Armagh Gent [SEAL] James
BROWN 22 July 1726… |
|
50 |
428 |
33673 |
BALL |
Meath |
1726 Jan 5 |
BALL-DOYNE Creekstown,
John BALL, Esq of Loughross [Loughross,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co.
Armagh of one part and right hon Robert DOYNE Esq of the other part. Lease
and release that part of the town and lands of Creekstowne now in the possession of Nicholas and Thomas KING. Containing 154a in Barony
of Ratoath, Co Meath on payment of seven hundred pounds sterling interest at
the rate of six pounds and cents … Witnesses by John HARVY and John DOWNING
both of City of Dublin, Gent. |
y |
51 |
10 |
32587 |
WALLACE |
Armagh |
1713 Apr 15 |
WALLACE to HAMILTON Muckery [Muckery,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland West],
Ballysallagh
1708-1738
NOTE: This was supposedly in the Parish of Drumcree,
Co. Armagh, but I could not find it. There are however four townlands named Ballysallagh in Co. Down.
Image
321
BTW William WALLACE of Newry Co. Down, Merchant of 1 pt
& Charles CAMPBELL of City of Dublin Esq. & Charles CONGLETON Laird
of [??] North Britain, Henry HAMILTON of Ballyorster [Co. Down?] Gent &
John McCORMICK of Newry, Co. Down. Tripartite lease btw William WALLACE
of 1st pt; Jane HAMILTON als CONGLETON widow of James HAMILTON
late of Ballygigle Co. Down Gent deceased of 2nd pt; Said Charlsr
CAMPBELL, Charles CONGLETON, Henry HAMILTON & John McCORMICK of 3rd pt. marriage btw William WALLACE and Jane HAMILTON … lands of Derricary
[probably Derrycory,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony of Oneilland
West], Derriere, Derieufe, Derrir, Derrierub Mucky [Muckery,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], & Dorrilas in Co. Armagh .. lands in Co. Down & Co. Louth
& Drogheda … |
|
51 |
271 |
33669 |
JOHNSTON, Eugenia |
Armagh |
1726 Jan 4 |
JOHNSTON-MAXWELL Lislooney Notes in 2009 diary Book 1
(1708-1738) 1708-1738
Image
454
Eugenia JOHNSON of City of Dublin, spinster of 1st part to Rev. Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co Armagh Doctor
of Divinity of other pt. … for £500 … list of lands incl Ballinemetagh
Outragh Ballinemetagh [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny,]
Iteragh als Cavanapole [Cavanapole,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Lisslouny [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. Braghnoye [Bracknagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Skerry [Skerries,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Dromgosse [Drumgose,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Dromaghikeene [probably Drumahean,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Glassdromon [Glasdrummond,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Crossdalyoutragh
and Crossdaly Iteragh [probably Crossdall,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] all in Barony of
Tyranny…for 500… WITNESS: William JOHNSON of Ballinemetagh Co. Armagh Esq.
& Andrew CHARLTON of City of Dublin Gent & William SHERIDAN of Dublin
SEE also: 94-372-66727 for other mention of Euphemia
JOHNSON. |
51 |
51 |
307 |
33804 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh
|
1723 Jan 19 |
CROSS TO DOBBIN Legacurry Knockbilly [??] Co Armagh
1708-1738
Image
472
BTW Leonard CROSS of Moyraverty [Moyraverty,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Co. Armagh Gent & Elizabeth CROSS his wife of the 1 pt & Revd James
DOBBINS Rector of the Parish of Killmore Co. Armagh Clke of the other pt. in
consid of 550 pounds… land then in the tenure of Leonard CALVERT and his
undertenants containing 67a and ½ part of townlands of Moyraverty Manor of
Kernan then in possession of Sir John TREVOR lands of Dromgar on th east and
lands of William LYNUS on the west and lands then in possession of Thomas
CALVERT and on the other parcel of land William WILLIAMSON … [more
description of boundaries and other owners] … part of land of Legacorry [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
then in possession of Katherine RUSSELL |
|
52 |
89 |
33668 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin Meath |
1726 Dec 30-31 |
BALL-JACKSON Creekstown, (Notes not transcript)
A memorial of indented Deeds of
Lease and Release bearing date Respectively the thirtieth and thirty first
day of December: one thousand seven hundred and twenty six made and perfected
between John BALL of Loghross, Co. Armagh, Esq. of 1st part & Thomas
JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. Of the other part. By which said deed and
release the said John BALL for the consideration therein mentioned Did give
grant bargain sell, Release & Confirm to Thomas JACKSON in his
actual possession by virtue of the said lease all that tate of the old Castle
of Creckstown & 106A 1R 34P of the
land thereunto adjoining in the Barony of Ratbath, Co. Meath inders Rents
Issues and Profitts of the same. To have and to hold the said premises with
the appurtenances the said Thomas Jackson and his heirs yielding
and paying therefore and thereout unto the said John BALL his heirs and
issue for ever the yearly rent of five shillings sterling per acre for every
of the said acres and after that rate for the said one Rod and thirty four
perches in half yearly payment viz on every first day of May and November the
first payment to be made on the First Day of May next ensuing the Date
of the said Deed of Release. Which said Deeds of Lease and Release were
duly perfected on the said thirtieth and thirty first Days of December one
thousand seven hundred and twenty six. WITNESS: William CHURCH of
Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, Gent; John DOWNING of City of Dublin, Gent; Henry
ARKWRIGHT, City of Dublin.
NOTE: Lieut. Thomas
Ball, of Fleetwood's Regt., , the father of John BALL, received grants of
land in several counties of Ireland, which were confirmed under the Act of
Settlement. In Crickstown, barony of Ratoath, he received "a mansion
house, orchard, garden, and groves,''. They were same BALL family with leases
at Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and
elsewhere in Creggan Parish. SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine NOTE: Anne JACKSON, the daughter of Thomas and Jane [?], married the Rev. Ralph COCKYN (1702-1773), and their son
Thomas Jackson COCKYN (?-1819) inherited the lands mentioned in this lease. |
|
52 |
341 |
34787 |
|
Armagh |
1722 Jul 31 |
DAWSON-STAPLES Copes Mills
1708-1738
Image
182
BTW Ralph DAWSON of Drumnakelly [either Drumnakelly,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West, or (probably) Drumnakelly Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Rev. John STAPLES Canon & DAWSON of
Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co Armagh
of other pt. & the said Ralph DAWSON & Elizabeth McLAUGHLIN of
Tamogee Co. Armagh widow of 2nd pt. .. Sir John STAPLES Baronet &
Thomas DAWSON & Elizabeth McLAUGHLIN in consideration of marriage
settlement (with Ralph DAWSON) … townlands of Ballyworkan [Ballyworkan,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] ¾ of townland Drumnakelly & ¾ of Moss or Bog belonging, 2/3
part of three equal parts of the Grist or Toll of the Water Mills known by
name of Copes Mills … lands in Donegal … |
92 |
53 |
192 |
35024 |
|
Armagh |
1727 Jun 9 |
WEBB-JOHNSTON Finiskeen, B. Fews
1708-1738
Image
394
BTW Richard WEBB of Fannagh [??] Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt; John JOHNSTON of Johnston Bridge [probably Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower ] Co.
Armagh Gent of the other. … lands of Finnisheen als Finiskeen [Finiskin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] |
126 |
53 |
258 |
35350 |
|
Armagh |
1727 Jul 5 |
BLYKE-BLYKE Ballymachy, P Cregan Drumbally, Par Creggan
1708-1738
Image
429
BTW Samuel BLYKE of Ballynaghy [probably Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
& Drumbally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
Parish Creggan Co Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Mark BLYKE of City of Dublin Gent
of other pt. Lands of Ballynaky [probably Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
& Drumbally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper] in
Parish of Creggan |
85
97 |
53 |
504 |
36665 |
|
Armagh |
1727 Jul 4 |
JOHNSTON-SAYERS B. Fews
1708-1738
Image
552
BTW George JOHNSTON of Glasslough, Co. Monaghan Esq. of
one pt. & Ann SAYERS of City of Dublin Widow of other pt. Reciting Rev
Thomas WHALEY by indenture 19 May 1720 demised unto Elizabeth JOHNSTON widow
and said George JOHNSTON lands of Dromconnell [Drumconwell,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Ballynegalliogh [Ballynagalliagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Citragh [??] Inislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and [?]
part of Monypattog [probably Moneypatrick,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower ] in Co.
Armagh for term of 14 years … WITNESS: Alexander HAMILTON & Charles BOYD
both of City of Dublin. |
84 |
55 |
379 |
373777 |
WADDELL |
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
WADDELL to MORGAN Lurgen Derry
Jos WADDELL’s holding
[probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] |
|
56 |
32 |
36859 |
|
Armagh
Monaghan |
1727 Feb 8 |
SCOTT-SCOTT Book 1 (1708-1738) Umgola
Image
23
Btw Quinten SCOTT of Ballyrath [probably Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & John SCOTT his son
of Ardmagh, Co. Ardmagh, Gent of 1 pt & John YOUNG and his daughter Mary
YOUNG both of Knock [Knock,
Parish Seagoe,
Barony Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh of the other… town and lands of Ballyrath Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]…
Quinton SCOTT & Martha his current wife…. Also
mentions townlands and mills in Co. Monaghan. |
|
56 |
470 |
38744 |
|
Armagh |
1728 Aug 23 |
MADDEN TO CHARLETON Book 1 (1708-1738) Hunters Hill
(Fews) Mullinturr
Lots of lands transferred incl Mullintur.
Image
249
BTW Anthony MADDEN of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Esq of 1 pt & Andrew CHARLETON of City of Dublin Gent of the other
pt. Lands of Magheradogherty [Magherydogherty,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Manor
of Johnston Co. Armagh Lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Drumart Dromart [NOTE:
There are 3 townlands named Dromart – most likely Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower],
Drumnamadder [probably Drumman, Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Shencrackanmore
[Shanecrackan
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower ]Shencrackanbegg [Shanecrackan
Beg, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] Derryhow
[Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Magherlecow
[possibly Marlacoo
Beg or Marlacoo
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] and the
Mill of Magherlacow otherwise called Hunters Mill, with the Lands and Grist
in Manor of Teemore Co. Armagh also lands of Mullinture [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
in Manor of Clare, townlands of Lisraw [possibly Lissaraw,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] Paul
WAREN holdings townland Derryallen [Derryallen,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
with Maddens holdings with several tenements and Parks in and about
Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] all in Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: William LYNDSEY of Cargan [possibly Cargans,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Co Armagh & Richard LYNDSEY of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Farmers & Peter CUNINGHAM of Druron Co. Armagh yeoman & Patrick McCANN
of Gilford Co. Down yeoman. |
|
57 |
110 |
37511 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
1727 Apr 1 |
MAXWELL to GILLMER 1708-1738 Lisdoran
Image
64
Rev. Dr. Robert MAXWELL of Farnan, Cavan to James
GILMER of Magnuny [Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of Tynan,
Armagh, Gent for lives of Berry MAXWELL (son of John MAXWELL of Dublin City,
Esq.); & Robert GILMER. Lands in Pole of Lisdoran, Mannor Farnam … lives
of James GILLMER Berry MAXWELL son to John MAXWELL of City of Dublin Esq.
& Robert GILLMER son to said James GILLMER WITNESSES: John ELLIOT of
Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Armagh, Gent;
John SINCLAIRE of Callidon [??], Tyrone, Gent;
Alexander HUTCHESON of Dublin City, Gent. |
|
57 |
110 |
37518 |
WADDELL |
Armagh |
1728 Apr 30 |
WADDELL-TURNER 1708-1738
Image
64
Joseph WADDELL to Joseph TURNER of Waddell [??], Armagh, Linen Draper for lands at
Aghacomon [Aghacommon,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East],
Manor of Brownlowes, Armagh for lives of Joseph WADDELL & his wife Jane
CONNER. WITNESSES: James LANCASTER of Lurgen [possibly Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Armagh, Butcher; Richard MAGENIS, Gent & William MADDRIN of
Lurgan, Armagh, Shoemaker |
|
57 |
346 |
38798 |
|
Armagh
Louth |
1726 Aug 31 |
LEIGH-LEIGH Dorcy, B Fews 1708-1738
Image
212
James LEIGH of Drogheda & Rev Edward LEIGH nephew
of James LEIGH … lands in Co. Louth & lands in Dorsey [Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Barony
of Fews, Co. Armagh held by leases from Thomas TIPPING Esq. to John CRELLY
Gent to the executors of Alderman John GRAHAM deceased to the executors of
George TAAFFE deceased to Richard TISDALL Esq to John LEIGH Esq…. and
townland of Cavan … |
97 |
58 |
|
|
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
illegible Ballineer, Fews |
85 |
58 |
278 |
39498 |
|
Armagh
Dublin
Kildare
Roscommon |
1717 Jan 15 |
Image
487
From Eustace Wills 396 MOLYNEAUX (MOLYNEUX), SAMUEL,
parish of St. George, Hanover Sq., Middlesex, secretary to H.R.H. the Prince
of Wales. 15 Jan. 1717. Narrate, part in full, 1 p., 23 Dec. 1728. My wife
the Lady Elizabeth Diana Capel(l) als. Molyneux, extx. My marriage settlement
2 April 1717. Real estate [NOTE: The specific
townlands are not named] in Counties Armagh,
Kildare and Roscommon. Lands etc. in Oxmantown,
Dublin, Mr Butler, lessee. Witnesses: George Saville, Gray's Inn, Middlesex,
Esq., John Eckersall, St. James's House, Westminster, Esq., secretary to Her
Majesty, Jeremiah Prat and Thos. Brady, then clerk to testator. Memorial
witnessed by : John Eckersall, Mathew Lamb, Lincoln's Inn, Co. Middlesex,
gent. 58, 278, 39498 E. D. Molyneux (seal) 397 |
|
58 |
440 |
40101
|
|
Armagh
Wicklow
Dublin |
1728 Mar 11 |
SYNNETT-SANDYS Lismaken, Lisdamard, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
581
BTW Robert SAUNDERS of Newtown Saunder Co. Wicklow of 1
pt & Symon SANDYS of City of Dublin, Gent of other pt. Tripartite release
btw Mark SYNNOTT of Drumcondragh Co. Dublin Gent & Euphemia SYNNOTT als
RIVER his wife of 1st pt & Robert SAUNDERS of 2nd pt; & Symon SANDYS of 3rd pt. in consideration of SYNOTT
marriage assigned land commonly called Ballymoyre [Parish Ballymyre, Barony Fews Upper – bordered
by Parishes of Loughilly
(Lower Fews portion), Newtownhamilton,
& Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion) NOTE: I suspect
boundaries shifted] in Barony of Fews containing 8 ballyboes or townlands:
Aghnacorke [Aghincurk,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper],
Ballinlail [possibly Ballintate,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper],
Lismakan, Lisdermard [probably either Lisdrumchor
Lower or Lisdrumchor
Upper, Parish of Loughilly
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Drimulen [??] Corlis [possibly Corliss,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Cavanekille [Cavanakill,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
& Ballylackanor [??] |
112 |
58 |
481 |
40228 |
|
Armagh
Louth |
1712 Dec 10
|
TICHBORNE et al – MOUNTJOY et al Glassdromin, B Fews
AND
Kiltabane, Killanboly, Killobane, Killanbony,
Kiltebane, B Fews
[Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]
1708-1738
Image
602
BTW Sir Henry TICHBORNE of Beaulein Co. Louth &
William TICHBORNE Esq. So & Heir … marriage to Charlotte Amelia
MOLESWORTH daughter of Robert MOLESWORTH … lands in Co. Louth … Co. Tyrone …
Co. Fermanagh .. Co. Wicklow … Co. Meath … and Glassdrummond Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Dunrany [??] half town Tullydonnell [either Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
part Cornally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Skermakill [??] and Lurgan in Co. Armagh also house in
Town of Drogheda … |
101
106 |
58 |
506 |
40302 |
|
Armagh |
1729 Apr17 |
POWELL-MEREDITH Tullysarren Book 1
Image
614
BTW Arthur POWELL of Drumbee [Drumbee,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh of 1 pt & William MEREDITH of City of Dublin Gent of other
pt. set to Arthur POWELL in trust for Richard ROE & Mary ROE &
Sarah POWELL townlands of Tully Nickle [Tullynichol,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Tully Garron [Tullygarran,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& Tully Sarran [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
for term of 21 years. Reciting that Richard ROE & Mary ROE are deceased
& their shares came to Arthur POWELL |
|
58 |
517 |
40343 |
|
Armagh |
1728 Mar 17 |
STEPHENSON-REED
ANDERSON-REED
Mullaghbawne, B Fews 1708-1738
Image
620
BTW Thomas ANDERSON James ANDERSON his son both of
Clady [either Clady
Beg or Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Elizabeth
ANDERSON of Newtown Stewart mother of the said Thomas ANDERSON all in Co.
Tyrone, Barony Strabane of 1 pt; James STEPHENSON of Killyfaddy [Killyfaddy,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
& Co. Armagh Gent & Anne REED of Armagh widow of other pt. ..
Land in Cornecrew [Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] & 14a
of land in Drummorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and 32a in
Mullaghbane [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] together
with tenements and premises all in Parish Mullaghback Co. Armagh … WITNESS:
Joseph BOYD of Ardmagh Apothocary & Alexander HUTCHESON of City of Dublin
Gent … John FAIR. |
88
114 |
59 |
82 |
39509 |
JONES to WOGAN |
Wicklow |
1728 May 13 |
a plot of ground Mountkennedy by Sir William KENNEDY’s
Estate Image
50
Whereby Richard JONES Esq. Executor of his late mother
Elizabeth JONES who was the widow of Edward late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph
& daughter of Sir Richard KENNEDY late of Mount Kennedy … sold to William
WOGAN of City of Westminster Esq. the Mansion lands in Co. Wicklow late of
William KENNEDY son of the said Richard KENNEDY which were forfeited on
account of the late rebellion of Ireland in 1688 and granted to Robert JONES
… WITNESS: John CRAWFORD Esq. & William LANMAN both of Inner Temple,
London
NOTE: There was a
William WOGAN of Lisburn. SEE: Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later of Lisburn. |
|
59 |
117 |
39677 |
HUTCHESON |
Armagh |
1728 Oct 30 |
SHEILES-HUTCHISON NOTES in 2009 diary. Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Book 1Armagh
On back of deed 1 July 1677 between Earl of Charlemont
& Archilbald SHIELLS of Criore [??] &
Tirearly [Tirearly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh yeoman to George HUTCHISON of Killuny [Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh (NOTE: this was in the deeds index under Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
– but no mention of this townland in the memorial). |
|
59 |
330 |
40753 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim
Armagh
Tyrone |
1729 Jun 5 |
John McCULLOCH to WILKINSHAW1708-1729
Btw John McCULLOCH eldest son & heir of Henry
McCULLOCH late of Feiony [?] 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 3rd 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 |
|
60
|
163 |
40342 |
|
Armagh |
1728 Apr 26 |
ANDERSON-STEPHENSON Cornerow, B. Fews &
Mullaghbawne, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
388
Btw Thomas ANDERSON & James ANDERSON his son
both of Clady Elizabeth ANDERSON of Newtown Stewart mother of Thomas ANDERSON
all in Co. Tyrone, Barony Strabane (to and with Mary ANDERSON wife to said
Thomas ANDERSON) & James STEPHENSON of Killyfady [Killyfaddy,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]in Parish
& Co. Armagh Gent & Ann REED of Armagh widow of the other pt. … land
in Cornecrew [Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] then
in James STEPENSON’s possession also 14 a in Drumorgane [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and 100a
in lands of Mullaghbawn [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullabrack Co. Armagh … |
88
114 |
60 |
481 |
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, 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 |
|
60 |
526 |
42289 |
O’HARA |
Armagh |
1729 Dec 20 |
O’HARA-HALL Forkhill
Image
579
BTW Henry O’HARA of Crebilly, Co. Antrim Esq. of 1st pt Richard HALL of City of Westminster Great Britain Esq. of 2nd 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. |
|
61 |
61 |
40641 |
|
Armagh |
1729 May 20 |
HUTCHINSON- VINCENT Dromon, Drommon, B. Fews , Par
Mullaghbrach
1708-1738
Image
39
BTW Hartley HUTCHINSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt
& Rev Richard VINCENT of Armagh, Co. Armagh Clk of other pt. Tripartite
btw Hartley HUTCHINSON of 1st pt; James NUGENT of City of Dublin
Gent & Mary his wife of 2nd pt; & Richard VINCENT of 3rd pt. .. townland of Drommon [probably Drumman,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], in Barony
of Fews Co. Armagh |
96
|
61 |
358 |
41613 |
|
Armagh |
1729 Oct 13 |
MAXWELL-LUCAS Book 1 Tullymore 1708-1738
Image
203
Btw Robert MAXWELL of Ffalkland, Co Monaghan Esq &
John MAXWELL son & Gent of the 1st part & Francis LUCAS
and Edward LUCAS of Castleshane of said Co. of the 2nd pt
& Rev. Dr Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Park Co Armagh; John LEAVAN of
Clamore Co Louth Clke & Isabella LEAVAN his daughter of 3rd part… [MAXWELL to LUCAS] … lands Ballaree [probably Balleer,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower],
Ballymarron [Ballymoran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Killifaddee [Killyfaddy,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Ballybrally [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Legahan [possibly Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co Armagh… six
townlands of Ffalkland … WITNESS: Patrick DUFFY of Town of Monaghan Gent Anne
BELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh &
Thomas SIMPSON servant to Robert MAXWELL |
|
61 |
401 |
41776 |
REED |
Armagh |
1728 Oct 16 |
MCKEW TO REED NOTES in 2009 diary 1708-1738
Grenan.
Edward McKEW of Town & Co. Armagh, Sawyer assignee
of Tobias WILSON late of Grenan, Co. Armagh & William WILSON of
[Gren]hanafore brother of Tobias & Ann REED of Armagh, spinster ... for
lives of Tobias WILSON, William WILSON & Ann WILSON (sister to them).
WITNESS: Joseph JOHNSTON of Knappagh [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny],; James
STEPHENSON of Killefaddy [Killyfaddy,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] &
George WALKER all of Parish & Co. Armagh. |
|
63 |
17 |
42444 |
DAWSON |
Armagh |
1729 Jan 26 |
BROWNLOW-DAWSON NOTES in 2009 diary Book 1
(1708-1738) Ballyra? Breagh, B. O’Neiland
Image
16
Between William BROWNLOW of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] & Chappell DAWSON of Town & Co. Armagh Esq. Townland of
Breagh [probably Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] late in possession of Thomas DAWSON Esq. Deceased & townlands
of Cronagill [Cranagill,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] formerly demised to Thomas DAWSON by Gilbert THACKS and Jane his
sole daughter & heir and now in possession of Chappell DAWSON and
now known by name of Reeds Park lying either in townland of Megaredy [possibly Magaraty,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] or Cornagill.in Mannor of Richmond, Barony of Neiland, Co. Armagh
... for natural lives of Chappell DAWSON, Walter DAWSON & Edward DAWSON,
brothers of Chappell. |
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63 |
156 |
43036 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh |
1730 Apr 8 |
HAMILTON et al- Bishop of Clogher Feeduffe, B. Turany
Image
89
BTW Robert HAMILTON Esq eldest son of Hans HAMILTON
late of Dublin Esq. Esq deceased & Margaret HAMILTON widow & relict
of Hans HAMILTON late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased of 1 pt, & Rt Rev
John Lord Bishop of Clogher of other pt. ½ Townland of Feeduff [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] Ardagh
townland of Cavanadowgan [possibly Cavanagarvan,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] and ½ townland
of upper Tullybrick [probably Tullybrick
(Hamilton), Parish Tynan,
Barony of Armagh].
Townland of Rathrelick [Rathtrillick,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] &
Knockrankeagh [Knockaneagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] alias
Knockranslogh townland Feeduff [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] & Shantully
[Shantally,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] Upper &
Lower [?] als Drumkegrin [possibly Drumgarran,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] with town and
tenements of of Killycannegan [??] als
Killynane als Midl [?] in Manner of Middletowne which formerly belonged to
the Mill and all th Customs of the Fairs and Markets of Middletown … in
Barony Turany [Tiranny],
Co. Ardmagh … rents … payable to John HAMILTON of Callidon, Co. Tyrone Esq.
out of half townlands of Tollybrick [Tullybrick
(Hamilton), Parish Tynan,
Barony of Armagh]
Outragh [??] together with accustomed Leet
money … WITNESS: James HAMILTON of Johnstown [Johnstown,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] [and?] Co. Dublin Esq. Richard VINCENT of City of
Dublin Esq. & Richard HALL of City of Dublin Gent.
NOTE: I suspect that this Hans HAMILTON, husband of Margaret
[MORRIS or NORRIS] was the son of Francis HAMILTON of Tullabrick [Tullybrick
(Hamilton)], Co. Armagh & Elizabeth ECHLIN. SOURCE: Hamilton Manuscript p162. |
|
63 |
220 |
43283 |
CALVERT |
Armagh |
1730 May 1 & 2 |
CALVERT to HANCOCK NOTES in 2009 diary 1708-1738
Monraverty [Moyraverty,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
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 |
|
64 |
310 |
43996 |
BRABAZON, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1730 Apr 17 |
BRABAZON-St. JOHN Copes Mills
1708-1738
Image
480
BTW Elizabeth BRABAZON of Killally Co. Louth Widow of 1
pt & Ralph DAWSON of Drumnakelly [either Drumnakelly,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West, or (probably) Drumnakelly Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East],
Co. Armagh Gent, Arthur DAWSON son & heir of Ralph DAWSON of 2nd pt. Oliver St. John of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Esq of 3rd pt.. Granted townlands of Ballywarkan [Ballyworkan,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] ¾ of townland of Drumnakelly & ¾ of Moss or bogg, 2/3rd of Grist or Toll of the Water Mills of the premises being two Grist Mills
under one roof called Copes Mills … lives of Ralph DAWSON John DAWSON &
Arthur DAWSON.
NOTE: REGISTRY OF DEEDS,
DUBLIN 36 BRABAZON, WILLIAM, Co. Louth, Esq. 9 Dec. 1713. Codicil 5 April
1714. Precis 1 p., 26 May 1714. Wife Elizabeth
Brabazon. Sons Wallop, Ralph, Ludlow, William and James Brabazon.
Daughter Alice Brabazon. Daughters Barbara and Jane. Brother James Brabazon.
Nephew William Brabazon |
92 |
64 |
389 |
44322 |
|
Armagh |
1727 Mar 1 |
MAXWELL-GILMER Kiltibride, Kiltibrett, B Tauranny, Par
Tynon 1708-1738
Image
522
BTW Rev Dr. MAXWELL of Fellowshall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh of 1
pt & James GILLMER of Monoony [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Gent
of the other part. Transferred lands of Kiltibride [Kiltubbrid,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny],containing 160a
formerly in possession of Alexander PRINGLE in Parish Tynone … WITNESS:
William CROSS of Portnellegan [Portnelligan , Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] and Danial QUINN of Monoony & Alexander
HUTCHESON of City of Dublin Gent. |
106 |
65 |
217 |
45163 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1730 Feb 4 |
JOHNSTONE-STONE Book 1 (1708-1738) Mullinturr aka
Mullinture [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower],
Lullyoghan, B Tureny
Btw Joseph JOHNSTON of Knappag [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny,] Co Armagh Gent
of 1 pt & Hannah STONE of Armagh Co Armagh spinster of the other pt. for
consideration granted lands of Kilcarne [Kilcarn]
Eglish [Eglish] Mullintur [Mullantur]
Mullyloghan [Mullyloughan, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] the two
Drumsallens [Drumsallan
Lower & Drumsallan
Upper] Bullhern Attisooly [Artasooly ] Edenderry [Edenderry]
Tullaghmore otherwise Tillamore [see beneath]
and Drumrusk [Drumrusk]
Derryderragh [Derrydorragh ] Lisnafiddy [Lisnafeedy, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Derynescagh [probably Dernasigh]
Barony of Tureny [Tiranny]
Co Armagh lands were granted 14 Nov 1729 by Hugh Archbishop of Armagh Primate
to Joseph JOHNSTON for 21 years for rent of £160…
NOTE: 3 townlands named
Tullymore:
· Tullymore
Agowan (Tulaigh mor Uí Ghabhann) , Eglish (Tiranny portion) Civil
Parish, Barony of Tiranny, Co. Armagh 194 A, 3 R, 12 P
· Tullymore
Etra, Eglish (Tiranny portion) Civil Parish, Barony of Tiranny, Co.
Armagh 309 A, 2 R, 1 P
· Tullymore
Otra (Tulaigh mór uachtarach) , Eglish (Tiranny portion) Civil
Parish, Barony of Tiranny, Co. Armagh 305 A, 2 R, 2 P |
|
65 |
460 |
46401 |
|
Armagh |
1731 Jul 26 |
Lord FERRARD et al – NESBITT et al Glassdromin [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], B Fews
Kiltabane [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Killanboly, Killobane, Killanbony, Kiltebane, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
259
BTW Henry Lord Baron of Ferrard and John
TICHBORNE Esq. of Charlemont, Co. Armagh. Of 1st pt; Alexander
NESBITT & William McCAUSLAND both of City of Dublin Gents of 2nd pt; Margetson ARMAR of Castle Coole Co. Fermanagh Eq of 3rd pt & Walter IRWIN of Foxwood Co. Fermanagh Gent. Of 4th pt.
[Many townlands – hard to read in on-line version] |
101
106 |
65 |
516 |
46721 |
HALL |
Armagh |
1730 Dec 31 |
HALL-HILL Ballynaghy
Ballynagher. Glassdromnaghy. Moybane
B Fews
Image
289
BTW Ann HALL of Strangford Co. Down Widow & relict
of Edward HALL Esq. deceased & Francis HALL of Strangford Esq. eldest son
and heir of Edward HALL & Ann HALL of 1st pt. Rev Hugh HILL
Treasurer of Armagh Co. Armagh Clk of the other pt…. properties released
townlands Ballynaghy [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Dombally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Camonagh, Coole Derry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Latskalgat [probably Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper ],
Dromuch [Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clarinagh
[Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Lissera
[Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Moybane
[Moybane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Cappy
[Cappagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Drombo
[Drumboy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Glasdromhaghy [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
als Anaghad [Annaghgad,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] &
Clonlig [Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in
Barony of Fews Co. Armagh… WITNESS: Samuel HILL of Stranford & John RONAN
servant to Francis HALL |
|
67 |
442 |
46722 |
HALL |
Armagh |
1731 Jun 19 |
HALL-HALL Lattskalgatt, Liscalgeth, Lissera, Lisserae,
Ballynaghy, Ballynagher, Glassdromnaghy [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] - B
Fews
Image
230
BTW Francis HALL of Shangford [sic] Co. Down Esq.
Eldest son and heir of Edward HALL late of Strangford deceased of 1 pt; Ann
HALL Widow & relict of Edward HALL & mother of Francis HALL of the
other. Reciting lease 1 Jan 1730 Ann HALL & Francis HALL conveyed to rev.
Hugh HALL Treasurer of Armagh, Co. Armagh Clk & Heirs towns and lands of
Ballynaghy [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Creenenagh, Cullederry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Dombally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],,
Liscalgeth [aka Latskalgat - Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper].
Drumuck [aka Dromuch - Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],],
Clarinagh [Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Moybane [Moybane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clonleeg [aka Clonlig - Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]]
Camonagh, , , Cappy [Cappagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],,
Drumbee [aka Drombo - Drumboy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],],
Liscrae [aka Lissera - [Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], &
Anaghgad [Annaghgad,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] als
Anaghad] & in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh to the use of Francis HALL
subject to an annuity or rent of 207 pounds to Ann HALL as also out ot the
town and lands of Rossglass Barony Lecale, Co. Down to hold during her
natural life payable Quarterly. WITNESS: Samuel HILL of Strangford Gent &
John RONAN servant to Francis HALL. Memorial WITNESS: John RONAN and James
GODDARD of City of Dublin Gent. See also: HALL-HALL Image
289 I included townland spellings from that memorial. NOTE: 1728— Hugh Hill, coll. May 16 ; installed May
21 (D.R.). T.C.D. Sch. 1720 ; B.A. 1722 ; M.A. 1725 ; B.D. and D.D. 1753.
He left his son Edward all his estate in Mounthill Mounthill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper, Co.
Armagh,
to his wife Elizabeth an annuity and a life interest in
his estate at Aghoghill and the use of his Dublin house. SOURCE: Armagh clergy and
parishes : being an account of the clergy of the Church of Ireland in the
Diocese of Armagh, from the earliest period, with historical notices of the
several parishes, churches, &c |
|
69 |
173 |
47785 |
|
Armagh |
1731 Mar 3 |
Lord FERRARD’s Will Glassdromin, [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] B Fews
1708-1738
Image
105
… confirms settlement of Marriage settlement for late
son William TICHBORNE deceased… Tichborne ASHTON .. |
|
69 |
224 |
48029 |
|
Armagh |
1731 May 12 |
MENNIS als WELSH-BELL Book 1 (1708-1738) I also
had it noted as #8029 Ballynahonemore. [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
1708-1738
Image
133
BTW Jones MENNIS als WELSH widow of John WELSH late of
Ballynahon in Parish & Co. Armagh deceased of 1 pt. & George BELL of
Armagh Merchant of the other pt. sold one moiety and half of lease held by
John WELSH her late husband of lands of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh … WITNESS: William NEILSON of Ballynahone in Parish & Co.
Armagh yeoman and William NEILSON of Armagh aforesaid merchant &
Alexander HUTCHINSON of City of Dublin. |
86 |
69 |
230 |
48071 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1714 Mar 9 |
SANDS to DONALDSON Lurgen
Brown’s Tenement
[probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East]
1708-1738
Image
137
BTW Rev Thomas SANDS of Artrea Co. Derry Clerk of 1 pt
& John DONALDSON of Lurgan Co. Armagh butcher of other pt. in
consideration of £190 demised part of tenement in Lurgan by name of Broome’s
tenement [neighbours] … in north east side of town of Lurgan in Manor of
Brownlows Derry Co. Armagh … for lives of said John DONALDSON, Arthur
DONALDSON & John DONALDSON sons to said John DONALDSON … |
|
70 |
210 |
48072 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1718 Nov 10 |
BROWNLOW, Wm-DONALDSON 1730-1745
Image
434
BROWNLOW to DONALDSON NOTES in 2009 diary 1708-1738
Donaldsons Tenement, Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East]
BTW William BROWNLOW of Brownlowes Derry, Co. Armagh of
one part and John DONALDSON Co. Armagh, Butcher of other pt ... tenement in
Lurgan [description] ... lives of John DONALDSON, Arthur DONALDSON & John
DONALDSON, sons of said John DONALDSON. WITNESS: Phil BARRY late of Lurgen
& now of Navan, Co. Meath; Robert HAWKINS late of Lurgen & now of
Dublin, Gent & Charles CORNER of Lurgen, Gent. |
|
70 |
212 |
48080
|
LESLIE |
Armagh |
1732 Mar 29 |
ACHESON to LESLIE 1708-1738 Capon Park, Market
Hill. Woodpark, Par Markethill , B Fews, Mullaghbrack
Image
435
between Arthur ACHESON of Markethill Co. Armagh baronet
of the one part and Henry LESLIE of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] aforesaid
of the other part. Whereby the set Arthur ACHESON for consideration therein
mentioned did grant bargain so reminds release and confirm unto the said
Henry LESLIE and to his heirs all those several tenements, cottages,
orchards, gardens and parks hereinafter mentioned with the barn backside
stables orchard and gardens with the appurtenances on the last side of the
street of the said town of Markethill together with the three other tenements
and two Parks commonly called Capan Park and Wood Park [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish of Tynan] adjoining the first two tenements and mearing
with the river next to Darby McDONALD's holdings formerly the holding of
Widow McKEAN and one other tenement on the other side of the street in the
same town commonly called John McKEAN’s tenement with the park and
appurtenances and one large Park on the left hand of the highway leading to
Carricklehane and one other part commonly called Patrick MEANS Grass Park
thereunto adjoining being all of them formerly in the possession of James
McKEAN and now in the possession of the said Henry LESLIE and situate lying
and being in or near the set town of Market hill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]in the
parish of Mullaghbrack Barony of Fews Co. Armagh and all the singular
passages lights easements waters water courses Barnes backside stables
orchards gardens yards meadows pastures woods underwoods bogs lofts heath
furs profits commodities advantages writes mentions privileges and
appurtenances whatsoever … |
|
70 |
279 |
48359 |
DAWSON |
Louth
Armagh |
1731 June 14 & 15 |
DAWSON-STEEL 1708-1738 DAWSON-STEEL[E] Book 1
(1708-1738) Ballinahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Breagh [probably Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Ballytrugh, Ballynahone & Mills, BallyMcEllmrry, Ballyerian, ,
Lawlesstown,
Lisduffe, Lurgimallon etc, B ONeiland
DAWSON, Chappell-STEELE NOTES in 2009 diary.
1708-1738
Release between Chappell DAWSON of Town & Co.
Armagh of 1st part & Lawrence STEEL of Rathbride, Co. Kildare
& Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin of 2nd part. John LINDON
& Walter DAWSON both of said city Dublin Esq. Of 3rd part
& Hannah Maria TOWNLEY, spinster of 4th part. (marriage
of Chappell DAWSON & Hannah TOWNLEY) £1000 ... town & lands of
Marleconbegg Marlacoo
Beg, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]] commonly
known by name of Lisduffe or O’Donnell’s Freehold & part of townland of
Myrork [possibly Mullurg,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] known as
MOORE’s Freehold all in Parish of Mullabrack, Barony of O’Neil, Co. Armagh.
Town and Lands of Cremagill als. Cronagill [Cronkill,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] commonly called Straberg’s, Parish of Teturamand [Tartaraghan], Co.
Armagh, Town & lands of Cloughan [??], Mannor of Castledillion, [Castledillon Estate, 137
Drummanmore Rd, Armagh – possibly Turcarra,
Parish of Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West orDrumogher,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh & Town and lands of Breagh [Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] & Cronagill [possibly Cronkill,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Mannor of Richmond, Barony O’Neil, Co. Armagh.all lands then
in actual possession of Lawrence STEEL & Richard DAWSON by earlier deed
of Chappell DAWSON ... lands granted to his father Thomas DAWSON & devised
to Chappell DAWSON by his father’s will ... Tullyasne & Lessiogh or
parcel called Lurgimallon als Lurgiswellan [possibly Lurgyvallen,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
near Liberties of Armagh together with the Corn Mills standing and
being thereon & etc ... 15 acres by name of Cargagh [Cargagh,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...
land called Tubberlackmuck [?? Also same
grouping of townlands in ROD: 214-418-141681 and other
leases at my Corporation of Armagh Table] ...
land called FarryMcGough 15 acres ... all the Corn Mill or Mills built or
erected on the townland of Lasmakanky als Lismakennedy asl Millpond Race
Waters Watercourses & .... that part of the townland of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
which was then in the actual possession of Thomas DAWSON or his undertenants
together with the Corn Mills & Tuck Mill standing on the same with
several parcels of land called Mackenny’s land (more description) then in possession
of Leonard DOBBYN & John WATSON |
|
70 |
308 |
48463 |
HALL
HILL
ROWLEY |
Armagh |
1730 Oct 8 |
HALL-HILL Ballynaghy, Ballynagher, B. Fews 1708-1738
Image
488
between Anne HALL als ROWLEY widow and relict of Edward
HALL late of Strangford Co. Down Esquire deceased and Francis HALL eldest son
and heir of the said Edward HILL of the one part and the Reverend Hugh HILL
clerk treasurer of Armagh the other part. by which said deed of release Anne
HALL and Francis HALL for the considerations therein mentioned did grant to
the said Hugh HILL all that and those the townlands of Ballynaghy [probably Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
containing 299 acres plantation measure in the occupation of Samuel BLYKE and
is under tenants in the Barony of Fews, County Armagh to hold to the said
Hugh HILL his heirs and assigns forever paying to set and hold during her
natural life and unto the said Francis HALL and his heirs from and
immediately after her decease the yearly rent of 35 pounds payable half
yearly above all taxes quit rent and crown rent only excepted. Witness Samuel
HILL of Strangford County Down gent and Hugh McMASTER of the same gent. |
|
70 |
431 |
48974 |
|
Armagh |
1731 Jan 14 |
ROBINSON-BARTON P. Drumeree
1708-1738
Image
552
BTW Judith ROBINSON Executrix of John MATHERS late of
Monraverty [Moyraverty,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Co. Armagh deceased of 1st pt; Edward BARTON of Lurgan Co. Armagh
Gent of 2nd pt; Thomas MATHERS formerly of Maydown [Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and now in
Portadown Co. Armagh Merchant & Richard GAYNOR of Corbrackogh [Corbracky,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh Gent of 3rd pt. in consideration of £373 paid
to Judith ROBINSON granted 82a of Corbrackog & 18a in lower half of
Corbrackog [Corbracky,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] in Parish Drumcree Co. Armagh remainder of 999 year lease. WITNESS:
William BURLEIGH of Lurgan Co. Armagh Gent James OGLE of same Linnen Draper
William CHALONER of same GENT Judith BURLEIGH wife of Henry BURLEIGH of
Portadown Gent & Rose O’NEILL of Newry Co. Down widow. |
92 |
71 |
38 |
48618 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Armagh
Meath
Louth
Cork |
1731 Mar 23 |
BALL-ROGERSON Lisdromgrany, Mullaglass, Stripe Camoly,
Scarve McIlea - B Fews
Image
27
BTW John BALL of Three Castles Co. Louth of 1 pt. Rt.
Hon John ROGERSON Esq Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty’s Court of Kings
Bench Ireland and Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of the
other pt. Release being Tripartate btw John BALL of 1st pt;
Francis BERNARD of Castle Bernard Co. Cork Esq of 2nd pt & Rt.
Hon John ROGERSON & Thomas JACKSON of the 3rd pt.. Whereby the said John BALL for the further and better securing the
payment of the sum of six pounds with interest to the said Francis BERNARD in
manner therein expressed did give Grant Release and Confirm unto the said Rt.
Hon. John ROGERSON Esq. & Thomas JACKSON all that and those
the Towne & Lands of Lisdromgrany [??], Stripe of Camonly [probably Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] & Mulaghs [??] Cargarovady [possibly Dorsy
(Macdonald) (aka Carrickrovaddy), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper,]
and Scarve [??] M’Flea? ??] Situate in Barony of Fews or elsewhere in Co.
Armagh and all that the Town and Lands of Ballyenan [possibly Ballenan , Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] situate
in Barony Orier or elsewhere in Co. Armagh with their appurtenances. To Hold
to them the said Rt. Hon. John ROGERSON Esq. and Thomas JACKSON and their heirs to the use of them and their heirs to the use of them &
their heirs in Trust to permit the said John BALL to receive the Rents Issues
and Profits therof until Judgement should be obtained in any Court of Law or
Equity by Simon BRADSTREET or any Executor or Administrator of John McCANTS
Gent deceased by Virtue or Colour of a Certain Lease in the said Release
recited made to the said John McCANTS and Immediately after such Judgement by
Lease Mortgage or Sale of the premises to Raise and pay the sum of 600 pounds
which said Deed and Release were Executed by the said John BALL & Francis
BERNARD in the presence of North Ludlow BERNARD of City of Dublin Esq. John
DOWNING & Francis WOODLEY both in City of Dublin Gents who are witnesses
thereto and witnesses to the signing & seal of this present Memorial by
the said John BALL are the said John DOWNING and Francis WOODLEY. John BALL
[SEAL] |
|
71 |
242 |
50456 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
1732 Dec 17 |
MAXWELL-GILLMER NOTES in 2009 diary 1708-1738
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132
Rev. Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] of 1 part &
James GILMER of Monony Gent for £500 lands including Ballynemelagh, [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny]
Outlagh, Ballynemetagh [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny],
Itragh als Cavanapole [Cavanapole,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Lislouney
[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Braghery,
Skerry [Skerries,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Drumgoose [Drumgose,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Drumaghikeen [probably Drumahean,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Glassdromon [Glasdrummond,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Crossdall
Outragh & Crossallihagh. [probably Crossdall,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] all in Barony of
Tyrawley [Tiranny],
Co. Armagh unto Euphemia JOHNSTON ... Robert MAXWELL, Euphemia DAWSON …
WITNESS: John ELLIOT of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh],; Daniel QUINNE of
Monony [??], yeoman, Gent. |
|
71 |
347 |
51182 |
BALL, Thomas |
Armagh
Dublin
Monaghan |
1730 May 2 |
BALL-THROCKMORTOM Teer, Tullygellahaw [possibly Tullyogallaghan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
1708-1738
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188
BTW Abraham BALL of Darver Co. Louth Esq & Thomas
BALL of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Theobald THROCKMORTON of Rocksavage
Co. Monaghan Esq of other pt. Townlands in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh [not
mentioned in memorial] during life of Theobald THROCKMORTON |
|
72 |
161 |
50227 |
|
Armagh |
1732 Feb 9 |
CHARLTON-PENEFATHER Book 1 (1708-1738) Mullinturr [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
1708-1738
Image
378
Andrew CHARLETON of City of Dublin Esq & Elizabeth
CHARLETON alias MADDON his wife of 1 pt; Mathew PENEFATHER of City of Dublin
Esq. of other pt. for consideration an annuity of annual rents against
townlands of Magherdogherty alias Magherskinny [Magherydogherty,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] part
of Manor of Johnstowne containing 410a in Barony Oneiland also townland
Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower],
Magherlacoomore, Dromart, Dromnedder, Shancracanilon [Shanecrackan
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower ],
Shaneracanaong [Shanecrackan
Beg, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower], &
Derrychora [??] containing 1,1197a in Manore
Teemore Co. Armagh and also townland of Lisrard [possibly Lissaraw,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] in
Barony Oneiland ab townland Drumnecluntagh [possibly Drumman, Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] containing
70a 1r 33p & likewise 43a 2r part of townland of Mullanture [Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]in
Mannor of Clare Co. Armagh & half of tenement called John HADDONs house
on south side of Street of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] alias
Barrymore as the same is bounded and also a parcel of land part of townland
Derryallon as the same is bounded with the great Common of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] containing
22 1/2a and also part of Derryallon [Derryallen,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
bounded by Demesnes of Oliver St. John Esq. containing 164a to Mathew
PENEFATHER for life of Catherine PENEFATHER wife of Mathew PENEFATHER.
WITNESS: Georege MEARES & Richard MOORE of City of Dublin. |
|
73 |
73 |
49839 |
OLIVER, Thomas |
Armagh |
1732 Jan 4 |
M’LEVY-TURNER Ref in Lurgan Estate.
A tenement near market place of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East]. Miles M’LEVY of Clare, Co Down weaver of 1 pt; Thomas TURNER
of Turnmoyrath [probably Turmoyra,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Ardmagh Linen Drawer of other pt….NOTE: I saw no reference to the Thomas
OLIVER Schoolteacher. [Ref to him in Lurgan Estate]. |
|
73 |
83 |
49900 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1732 Nov 4 |
SEAVER-NELSON Navan, Ballynahonebeg,
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Bellaghy NOTES in 2009 diary Book 1 (1708-1738)
Between Richard SEAVER of Belliaghy, Parish & Co.
Armagh Gent of 1 part & William NELSON of Armagh, Merchant ... 3
townlands of Navan [Navan,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Bellaghyats [??] Bellyaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish & Co. Armagh (SEAVER land from Bishop). |
|
73 |
490 |
52109 |
MENAGH |
Armagh |
1733 Nov 26 |
BROWNLOWE to MENAGH Tanaghmore
William BROWNLOW- John MENAGH of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Co Armagh.. let the half town of Tannaghmore [see below] for lives of John James MENAGH his
brother & Hugh LINDSAY son to William LINDSAY of Ballycross [??] and Parish of Maghrally [Magheralin ??] aged about 21 years and the longest lives of
them…
NOTE: There are 4
possible townlands:
· 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 |
|
74 |
7 |
49637 |
|
Armagh & Monaghan |
1730 Sep 21 |
OBINS-COPE Book 1 (1708-1738) Mullinturr [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Marriage art. Btw Anthony OBINS of Portadown, Co Armagh
& Rev. Hamlet OBINS eldest son of 2nd pt & Robert COPE of
Loughgall [Loughgall,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh Esq. & Arthur ECHLIN of Monaghan, Co Monaghan, Co. Monaghan,
Gent of 3rd pt John BOLTON of Ballintagart [Ballintaggart],
Parish Kilmore, [Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co Armagh Esq & Rev. John STRONG of Derryloran, Co. Tyrone of 4th pt & James MANSON of Fairview [Fairview (aka Mucklagh), Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny],
Armagh Esq. & Mary MANSON his daughter of 5th pt – marriage
btw Hamlet OBINS & Mary MANSON... lands of Ballyoran [Ballyoran,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], Loylson [??], Mullintine [Mullantine, Drumcree, Barony Oneilland West],
Killmoremurreaty [probably Kilmoriarty,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], ... Annagh [probably Annagora,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], Parish of Drumiree, Co. Armagh
SEE: OBINS
family. |
|
74 |
151 |
50457 |
|
Armagh |
1732 Feb 14 |
Edward BARTON & wife-GRAHAM
Image
397
BTW Edward BARTON of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Co. Armagh Gent & Elizabeth his wife of 1 pt & Arthur
GRAHAM of Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent of
other pt. |
|
75 |
211 |
52615 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
HENDERSON-LIVINGSTONE Book 1 (1708-1738)
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh] |
|
75 |
260 |
52844 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1733 Mar 11 |
JOHNSTON-Archdeacon: Tullyvallen, Loghross Mr
Cunninghams Lands near it
Image
119
John JOHNSTON of the Fews, Co. Armagh & John
Archdeacon of City of Dublin Gent – transfer interest in article made 22nd Aug 1695 btw William CUNNINGHAM of Moneymore in Co. Derry Esq. of 1 pt
& John GRAHAM late of Drogheda Alderman [see also 78-23-52843] and
also one other article bearing date 17 Nov 1693 btw Rt Hon William GRAHAM Son
and Heir and Residual Legatee of the said John GRAHAM of the 1 pt & John
JOHNSTON of the other pt. and to the lands of William CUNNINGHAM and and near
Loghross Loughross [Loughross,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and the
land of William CUNNINGHAM in Camely [either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper], and Tullyvallen [see below] Co. Armagh… WITNESS: Rev. John GRAHAM of
Drogheda Clke & Charles CALDWELL City of Dublin Gent
NOTE: There are 5
Tullyvallens:
· Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews
Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P
· Tullyvallan
(Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 |
|
75 |
451 |
53858 |
|
Armagh |
1732 Jul 8 |
MURPHY-MURPHY Lurgan Cullanboy, B Fews , Par Kreggan
1708-1738
Image
216
BTW Patrick MURPHY of Bellcotton parish Termonfeckan
Barony Ferrard Co. Louth of 1 pt & James MURPHY of Beaulieu of Barony
Ferrard Co. Louth of other pt. ..townlands of Upper Carnally, Lower Carnally
& Lurgan Cullanboy all in possession of Patrick DONNELLY Phelimy DONNELLY
Daniel DONELLY Bryan KELLY Terence MURPHY Owen MURPHY Redmond MURPHY Terence
KENNDY Patrick MANIER Hugh DONNELLY James DONNELLY Terence MURPHY Arthur
MURPHY Patrick REEL Philip McARDLE and undertenants, Parish of Creggan Barony
of Fews Co. Armagh containing 700a more or less. … for natural lives of him
the said James MURPHY , James LACKIE nephew the said James MURPHY and George
MURPHY brother to the said James MURPHY and upon decease of amy or either … |
|
76 |
433 |
55231 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
JOHNSTON-MAXWELL Glassdromin, [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] B
Tiraney |
101 |
76 |
434 |
55231 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1734 Feb 8 |
JOHNSTON-MAXWELL Book 1 (1708-1738) Lislooney
Btw Joshua JOHNSTON of Unshagh, [probably Unshog,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Co Armagh & Rev. Robert MAXWELL of Fellows
Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh for
200 pounds Joshua released to MAXWELL land of Unshagh, Barony of Tyranny, Co
Armagh or legacy of 300 pounds in said deed recited to be bequeathed by the
will of George JOHNSTON late of Ballymelagh, Co Armagh, dec’d father to
Joshua change in incumbrance on many townlands incl Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].– all in Barony
Tiranny.Witnesses Leslie HAMILTON of City of Dublin Gent & James
GILLMER of Monooney [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], , Co.
Armagh, Gent. |
|
77 |
479 |
54407 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1734 May 8 |
MURPHY-MAGENNIS Glassdromin [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], B Fews
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264
BTW Patrick MURPHY of Bellctten Co. Louth Gent of 1 pt
& John MAGENNIS of Cabra Co. Down Gent of the other. Transfer of lands of
Glassdromen Barony Fews, Co. Armagh as is possessed by John MAGENNIS for 31
years – rent 46 pounds… further agreed that John MAGENNIS & undertenants
shall grind all the grain that grows or expended on the premes at the Mill of
Ballanegleragh als Ballsmill [Ballsmill,
Townland Ballynaclosha.
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
& there pay to the Miller or Occupier of said Mill the sixteenth
grain as Grist or Moulter…WITNESS: Edmond MAGENIS of [Shynan?] Co. Armagh
Gent & James MURPHY of Ballanegleragh als Ballsmill & Bryan
McMANUS servant to John MAGENIS. The Memorial WITNESS: Edmond MAGENNIS &
Felix O’NEILL of Charles St., City of Dublin |
|
78 |
23 |
52843 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1733 Mar 11 |
GRAHAM-JOHNSTON Tullyvallen & Loghross Mr
Cunninghams land B Fews Par Kreggan
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312
Memorial of agreement 7 Nov 1733 btw Rt. Hon
William GRAHAM Esq. son & heir residuary legatee of John GRAHAM late of
the town of Drogheda, Alderman & John
JOHNSTON of the Fews , Co. Armagh …various lands including Tullyvallen leased from William
CUNNINGHAM of Moneymore, Derry. Reference lease 2 August 1695 by John GRAHAM
father of William GRAHAM . WITNESS: Rev John GRAHAM of Town of Drogheda &
Charles CALDWELL of City of Dublin.
NOTE: There are 5
Tullyvallens:
· Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews
Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P
· Tullyvallan
(Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 |
|
79 |
344 |
56174 |
|
Armagh |
1735 Apr 8 |
BLACKER-CHARLTON Forkhill 1708-1738
Image
184
BTW William BLACKER Esq Late High Sherriff of Co.
Armagh of 1 pt & Andrew CHARLTON of City of Dublin Esq of other pt. …
sold to Andrew CHARLETON lands of Charles O’HARA in Sixteen Townlands in
Mannor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
Co. Armagh. WITNESS: William BURLEIGH of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Co. Armagh Attorney. MEMORIAL WITNESS: William BURLEIGH &
Johnathon OGLE of City of Dublin Gent. |
|
80 |
109 |
55098 |
|
Armagh
Louth |
1733 Mar 4 |
MURPHY-CRILLY Kiltabane, Killanboly, Killobane,
Killanbony, Kiltebane, B Fews
Image
346 1708-1738
Patrick MURPHY of Ballycotton Co. Louth Gent confirmed
to John CRILLY of Killcurry Co. Louth lands of Kilteban [Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] & Listrim in Co. Louth [now Armagh?] in Parish of Creggan,
Barony of Fews |
|
80 |
312 |
55972 |
|
Armagh
Louth |
1734 Jan 1 |
DUNCAN-McNEIL Cloghoge, Ballymascanlon 1708-1738
Image
449
Rt Hon Brabazon Lord Viscount Duncannon of Irelands
Privy Council of 1 pt & Malcolm McNEALE of Ballymascanlon Co. Louth Gent
Son & Sole Admin of Malcolm McNEAL late of Ballymascanlon Gent [Malcolm
McNEIL (1668-1731)] … townlands Ballymascanlon als Ballyscalan, Plaiffer,
Prolck, Aghnaskeagh, Ballymakellot the ffagharh, Ballynemenan ffeed Dromoad
Carcaarnan & Edentobber in Co. Louth & Clontegory [possibly Clontycarty,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] & Killeen [either Killeen,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower or Killeen,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper,] Co.
Armagh … for lives of Malcolm McNEILE, Daniel McNEALE of Faughard Co. Louth
& Robert FOLES of Newston Co. Meath for yearly rent of £467.6 … WITNESS:
Henry TOWNLEY of Piedmont Co. Louth Esq & Charles CALDWELL of City of
Dublin Gent. |
|
81 |
252 |
57246 |
|
Armagh |
1735 Nov 8 |
JOHNSTON-BENSON Cavanahanlon, Drumaltnamuck,B. Fews
Image
138
John JOHNSTON of Johnston Bridge, Co. Armagh in
consideration of £100 made over to Richard BENSON of Dublin Gent lands of
Cavanahan [??] & Drumaltnamuck [Drumaltnamuck,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper,]…
WITNESS: Edward DALTON of Dublin Notary Public & son Christopher DALTON |
|
82 |
201 |
57536 |
GILMER |
Armagh |
1735 Oct 22 |
HAMILTON TO MAXWELL1708-1738
Btw George HAMILTON of Balteagh [Bealteagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co Armagh &
Benjamin HAMILTON of Roxborough, Co Tyrone Gent of 1 pt & Rev. Dr. Robert
MAXWELL of Fellowshall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] of 2nd pt – transfer of 58 acres Scotch Measure in townland of Feduffe [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Co Armagh with
6 acres of land of Tullybrick [Tullybrick
(Hamilton), Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny] &
tenement in town of Middletown formerly in possession of Francis DONELLY
leased to Hugh HAMILTON of Roxburrough Co Tyrone by Hans HAMILTON of
ffrankford [??]Co Armagh Esq. Dec’d for 3
lives: Joseph HAMILTON Benjamin HAMILTON & Jane HAMILTON sons & dau
of sd Hugh HAMILTON. Witness; James GILMER of Minuny John SCOTT of Dromgola
& Robert SCOTT of Armagh. Gent, all in Co Armagh .& John ELLIOT of
Fellows Hall |
|
82 |
418 |
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, 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 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. |
|
82 |
427 |
58441 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
LEIGH-TIPPING Darcy, Drumhill, [??] B. Fews Finniskin, B Fews [Finiskin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] |
95
100 |
82 |
508 |
58808 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
HALL-WOODROF Ballynaghy, Ballynagher, [probably Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
& Drumbally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper] B.
Fews |
86 |
83 |
58 |
57335
57535 |
|
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
HAMILTON-MAXWELL Feeduffe, [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] B. Turany |
100 |
83 |
83 |
57646 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
1733 Oct 5 |
MACKIE to GILLMER1708-1738 Legacory
Btw Samuel MAKAY of Richhill, [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Co, Armagh & James GILLMER of Minunyin [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], ,Co Armagh
... refers to indenture Dec 23, 1687 by Edward RICHARDSON later of Legacorry
[probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co Armagh & Ann his wife unto John THOMPSON late of Legacorry devised by
will to his son John THOMPSON. Witness incl John SCOTT of Stonetown, Co
Armagh & Francis SCOTT of Killilea [Probably Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] of sd county Gent. |
|
83 |
384 |
59395 |
WALLACE |
Armagh |
1736 Aug 20 |
WALLACE to ROSS Turlagh
Roe’s Lane
1708-1738
Image
206
Abraham WALLACE of Newry Co. Down Gent in consideration
of £110 sold to Robert ROSS of Rostrevor Co. Down Esq. made over
Carmeen, Lisduff, Cloghenramer in Lordship of Newry Co. Down & part of
Ballyboght [??] commonly called Turlagh [??] Rosslane [??]
& 2 meadows near same in Co. Armagh |
|
83 |
426 |
59600 |
|
Armagh |
1736 May 3 |
MARKES-RICHARDSON Par Loghall
1708-1738
Image
227
BTW William MARKS of Cloveneden [probably Cloven
Eden , Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,
Co. Armagh] Parish Loughgall Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Jonathon RICHARDSON of
Egrilogher [Eagralougher,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Parish Loughgall Co Armagh of the other… upper half of townland of Cloveneden
… |
|
83 |
458 |
59770 |
DAWSON |
Armagh
Donegal |
1736 Aug 26 |
KELLY-DAWSON 1708-1738 Armagh School Lands
Image
244
Ralph DAWSON of Dawsons Grove [aka Dartry
Estate and now in Co. Monaghan], Co. Armagh, Gent & Daniel KELLY of
same Gent. In consid of 1100 pounds pd by Daniel KELLY ... lands of
Ballyworken [Ballyworkan,
Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West] & Drumnakelly and the mill... more lands ... incl in Co.
Donegal, Richard MARTIN Schoolmaster of the Free School of Armagh.... Thomas
VERNER clerk to Daniel KELLY.... |
|
84 |
255 |
59964 |
|
Armagh |
1736 Nov 15 |
HALL-DERRY Nicholsons Farm, Ballymoney, Man Brownlows,
Derry
1708-1738
Image
424
Thomas HALL of Mullaghmossagh Co. Tyrone Gent of 1 pt
executor of the late deceased Francis HALL of Mullaghmossagh [??] & Rowland DERRY of Ballynamonie [Ballynamony,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. demised to DERRY lands then in possession of
Patrick HARVEY, John HARVEY, Thomas HASLAM, Mathew DONAGHY, Terence HAGHY
& James MURTAGH part of half townland of Ballynamonie together with farm
called Nicholson’s Farm then in possession of Roland … |
118 |
85 |
396 |
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 1st pt. Alexander HAMILTON of City of Dublin of 2nd pt & Isaac McCARTNEY of Belfast Co. Antrim of 3rd pt. … lease
of Cullintragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Parish & Co. Armagh |
93 |
85 |
403 |
60718 |
Ball, Abraham |
Armagh |
1736 Jul 7 |
DONNELAN-BALL Tullydonnell, B Fews 1708-1738
Image
213
BTW Rev William DONNELLAN of City of Dublin, Cke of 1
pt & Abraham BALL Jun of Darver Co. Louth, Gent of the other. Demised to
Abraham BALL all that part of Tullydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
now in possession of Abraham BALL in as full a manner as John JOHNSTON held
the same (containing 190a in Barony of Fews and Co. Armagh) for lives of
James TISDALL Jun & said Abraham BALL and Samuel BALL. WITNESS: Edward
DOWDALL of Mountaintown Co. Meath Esq. & Lawrence PAINE of City of Dublin
Gent Memorial WITNESS: Lawrence PAINE & Benjamin TISDALL both of City of
Dublin. |
127 |
85 |
501 |
61177 |
|
Armagh |
1737 Mar 25 |
JOHNSTON et al- ACHESON Carrickleane
1708-1738
Image
265
BTW Richard JOHNSTON of Gillford Co. Down Esq of 1 pt
& John GILL of Mullenarry Co. Monaghan Clk & Marjery his wife of 2nd pt; Catherine GILL only daughter of John GILL of 3rd pt; Sir
Arthur ACHESON of Markethill Bart of 4th pt.. Marriage to be had
btw Richard JOHNSTON & & Catherine GILL … lands in Co. Down …
Sheetrim [either Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper,or probably Sheetrim,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] &
Carricklean [Carricklane,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] in Co. Armagh …
lands in Co. Monaghan … tenement in town of Lurgan now in possession of said
GILL on Northside of the Marketplace and adjoining to the way that goes to
Brownlow Derry on the southeast side in Co. Armagh … WITNES Rev Robert JONES
of Ballybeagh Co. Monaghan & Baptist JOHNSTON of Tully in said Co. Esq. |
89 |
85 |
517 |
61249 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1737 May 28 |
BALL to CANDLER Notes in
2009 diary 1708-1738
Image
273
Between Abraham BALL of
Darver, Co. Louth, Esq. Of 1st part & Thomas CANDLER of
Kilbline, Co. Kilkenny Esq. Of the other ... refers to marriage of son Thomas
BALL to Grace ACTON ... list of townlands incl Drumlougherry [probably Drumlougher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]. Teer [Teer,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Armaghmare, Sytrim [Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper ],
Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big and Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
, part of Raceelan [probably Rathkeelan,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Cross
[Crossmaglen,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Munoge
[Monog,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Urher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drummacavale [Drummuckavall,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], part
of lands of Eurycaine, [possibly Ummeracam
(Ball) North and/or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Tullygellahan [Tullyogallaghan, Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
& Emurinyvore [Ummerinvore,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
part of lands of Legmoylin [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]. All in B. Fews and also lands of Cargin [??], part of townland Legacree [??] part of townland Cashel [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier, the townland of Aughenduffe [Aughanduff Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Townland of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] part of townland Drumuly [probably Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] all in
B. Orier, Co. Armagh part of town land Crickstown, townland of Anavinstowne
Barony Ratoath, Co. Meath with future interest of 500 pounds to & for the
benefit of Thomas CANDLER to be paid to him the day next after the decease of
the said Abraham BALL without any deduction … Abraham BALL confirmed to
Thomas CANDLER yearly rent of 30 pounds issuing and payable out of charges on
townlands of Crss [aka Crossmaglen] Munag [aka Monag] and Urher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] all in
Barony of Fews and also Ravinstown Barony Ratoath, Co. Meath for 99 years
should Abraham BALL live so long. WITNESS: Robert NORMAN City of Dublin,
Esq., Robert HENDERSON servant to Robert NORMAN & John KATHERINS of City
of Dublin Not Publ. |
|
86 |
46 |
59237 |
JOHNSTON |
Monaghan |
1736 Aug 16 |
John JOHNSTON-NOBLE
John JOHNSTON of Johnston’s Bridge, Co. Armagh of 1 pt
& Brabazone NOBLE of Rahans in Co. Monaghan of other part…. Transfer of
13 tates of land commonly known as Kenock Two Tates of Annaghbeg One Tate
Anaghmore , one Tate Magony, two tates Miskishmore, one tate
Drumbole, one tate Tamispitmore… with the mill or millsted in
Manor of Iniskeen, Barony of Farney, Co. Monaghan. |
|
87 |
13 |
60321 |
|
Armagh |
1736 Oct 16 |
MAXWELL-MAXWELL Kiltibride, Kiltibrett, B Tauranny, Par
Tynon
1708-1738
Image
13
BTW Rev. Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Dr of
Divinity of 1 pt & Robert MAXWELL of Falkland, Co. Monaghan of the other
pt. Set town of Lislanelly [probably Lisslanly,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Barony Tirany,
Co. Armagh & Turf Bog of Kiltibrett [probably Kiltubbrid,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] late in
possession of Robert STEWART of Knockranslough [??], Co. Armagh Esq & his undertenants together with all houses, outhouses, Orchards,
Gardens Meadows, pastures… woods, and underwoods … excepting all mines and
minerals and quarries and other Royalties … during life of John MAXWELL son
of Robert MARWELL Esq., Robert STEWART son to major Robert STEWART deceased
& William MAXWELL son to aforesaid John MAXWELL & grandson of said
Robert MAXWELL esq. WITNESS: John ELLIOT of Fellows Hall Co. Armagh servant
to Dr. Robert MAXWELL. |
|
87 |
69 |
60616 |
HARDY |
Armagh |
1737 Mar 3 |
WALKINSHAW, JAMES, Dromart,
Co. Armagh, gent.
23 Oct. 1736. Narrate, -| p.,
3 March 1736/37.
His wife Margaret WALKINSHAW,
exor. His only son James WALKINSHAW, under twenty one years. His
brother-in-law Joseph BOYD
of Armagh, apothecary, exor. Testator's said wife, James KIRKPATRICK and
Joseph BOYD, guardians of his said son and six daughters. His then
dwellinghouse, land etc. in Dromart. Witnesses : William PYE, Armagh,
gardener, James HARDY,
Dromart [Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower], Co.
Armagh, gent., Christian MONTGOMERY now wife of John ELLIOT near Banbridge,
Co. Down, farmer.
Memorial witnessed by : Hugh
PROVAND, Dublin, druggist, John MOFFITT, Dublin, gent.
87, 69, 60616 Joseph Boyd (seal) |
|
87 |
173 |
61148 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1737 May 14 |
HAMILTON-GILLMER Dromgosse 1708-1738
Image
109
BTW Leslie HAMILTON of City of Dublin of 1 pt &
James GILLMER of Malclony [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], [there
was an ink spot on the name] Co. Armagh Gent reciting deed of 25 Jul 1735
whereby Sir Arthur ACHESON Bart Acheson MOORE Esq & Arthur GALBRAITH,
Hugh GALBRAITH and Jane his wife in pursuance of a Decree and in
consideration of £780 paid to Henry Lord Viscount PALMERSTON… granted to Leslie
HAMILTON … lands of Drumgoose [Drumgose,
Parish Tynan], Barony
Terrany [Tiranny] [Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: Daniel KELLY & Peter HAMILTON.
NOTE: Not likely the Drumgoose in Parish Drumcree.
Barony Oneilland
West. |
|
87 |
386 |
62265 |
|
Armagh |
1733 Nov 20 |
NUGENT-GRAHAM Dromon, Drommon, B. Fews , Par
Mullaghbrach 1708-1738
Image
218
James NUGENT of Strabane, Co. Tyrone Gent of 1 pt
Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent of
other pt. Land of Dromon [probably Drumman,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Parish
Mullaghbrack, Co. Armagh then in possession of Samuel NUGENT &
George FRANTON & undertenants 26a rented … WITNESSES: Archibald WOOD of
Markethill & John SCOTT of both of Dromgola, Co. Armagh Gent |
|
88 |
26 |
61436 |
JACKSON, William & Mary & Lettice |
Armagh |
1736 Oct 14 |
JACKSON to WALKER Book Index 1708-1738 Coppy Pt.
Image
329
BTW William JACKSON of Mullaghbane [see below], Co. Armagh of 1st part &
George WALKER of Linaborough [probably Liskyborough,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
& Wm McBARNES of Grange [which one?] in
Co. Armagh Gent of 2nd pt. & John ROBINSON of Killmakew [probably Kilmachugh,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion) or possibly [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down] & Mary ROBINSON
wife of sd Wm both of Co Armagh of 3rd pt. Witness that William JACKSON in consideration of a marriage btw John ROBINSON & Mary
JACKSON dau of William & John ROBINSON ...land adjoining William
WEIRS in Coppoy [possibly Copney, Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Oneilland West]
6a 2r 256p & parcel next adjoining James MORRISON 8a 14 p
with 1a of meadow called the Big Meadow with house & Garden in Dromagher
[probably Drumogher,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in
possession of Daniel McTOMNEY also House Tenement & Garden in townland
Dromagher with plot of land adjoining 5a in possession of Sarah MARSHALL
& Henry DARKINSON in Barony of Oneiland Co. Armagh ...lives of Wm
JACKSON jr, Lettice JACKSON & Mary ROBINSON. Witness: George
MARSHALL of Castledillon [Castledillon Estate, 137
Drummanmore Rd, Armagh – possibly Turcarra,
Parish of Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West orDrumogher,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Co. Armagh & John SCOTT of Dromogher Gent. Memorial
Witness: John SCOTT of Dromgola [??] &
Leonard DOBBIN of Armagh, Gent
NOTE: There are three
townlands named Mullaghbane:
· (most likely this one) Mullaghbane (An Mullach Bán) , Loughgall (ONeilland West portion) Civil Parish,
Barony of Oneilland West, Co. Armagh 356 A, 2 R, 14 P
· Mullaghbane (An Mullach Bán) , Forkill Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Upper, Co.
Armagh 653 A, 0 R, 39 P
· Mullaghbane (An Mullach Bán) , Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion) Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Lower, Co. Armagh 97 A, 0 R, 6 P |
|
88 |
540 |
63638 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1738 Apr 13 |
SEAVER-GRAHAM Book 1(1708-1738) Ballynahone-more [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Navan Bellaghy, Ballynahonebeg
Image
592
Btw Richard SEAVER of Navan, parish & Co
Armagh Gent of 1 pt & William GRAHAM of Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] of sd parish &
Co Esq.of other pt conveyed to Wm GRAHAM 3 townlands of Navan [Navan,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Bellaghy als Ballyaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Parish & Co Armagh then in tenure & occupation of Richard
SEAVER...witnessed by Alexander HUTCHESON of City of Dublin Gent & George
WALKER of Armagh afsd Gent & Patrick Cunningham servant to Alexander
HUTCHESON |
|
89 |
203 |
62847 |
CHARLETON |
Armagh |
1737 Feb 10 |
ANGLESEY, Earl-CHARLTON 1730-1745
Richard Earl of Anglesey of 1 pt & Andrew CHARLTON
of City of Dublin Esq.... many townlands = 1197 acres in Manor of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh. |
|
89 |
309 |
63353 |
McCULLAGH, Archibald |
Armagh |
1738 Apr 24 |
WITNESS: Archibald McCULLAGH of Cullintrough, Co.
Armagh, Gent..Halifax |
|
89 |
439 |
63968 |
GRAHAM |
Armagh |
1738 Jun 21 |
GRAHAM-BLATCHFORD Outlack [Outlack,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
als , Outlarkon, [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
B Fews 1708-1738
Image
237
BTW Rev. John GRAHAM of Town of Drogheda Clerke &
Arthur GRAHAM Gent, eldest son and heir apparent of said John GRAHAM of 1 pt
& James BLATCHFORD of Chelsea, Co. Middlesex… sold lands of Outlacken [probably Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper],
Killycapell [??], Derryrean [??] & Kileen [??]
in Barony Orier Co. Armagh |
|
89 |
458 |
64066 |
JACKSON,
Michael |
Dublin
Armagh |
1738 Jul 3 |
BOND Book Index 1730-45
Image
247
Lease – Michael JACKSON of City of Dublin,
Clothier for 20 pounds sterling pd by Edward BOND of Bonderill [probably Tullybrick
Etra (aka Bondville), Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny,] Co. Armagh
demised Coach house & stable in Bootlane in Oxmantown,
City of Dublin then in possession of William FERRALL & James CORRAGAN
together with all the Houses Sheds Backsides Ways Passages &
appurtenances ... for 52 years rent £6 … Michael JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William NOWLAND & Thomas MULOCK
See: JACKSONs
of Pimlicoe. |
|
90 |
142 |
63464 |
ROCK, Bryan |
Armagh |
1737 Jan 26 |
CUNNINGHAM-ROCK
Image
369
BTW Henry CUNINGHAM of Coolmalish [Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish
Mullaghbrack Co. Armagh farmer of the 1 pt & Bryan ROCK of Markethill
[the town is in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish [sic?] & Co. Armagh of the other pt. Grant of
House Tenement and farm to ROCK together with all buildings Barns Stables
Orchards bounded lying and being in the Town of Markethill for term of 31
years as long as lives live. WITNESS: Patrick HAY of Markethill Gent; John
NORWOOD of Markethill Innkeeper & James WATERSON of Markethill Gent.
Sealed by Bryan ROCK in presence of Patrick HAY & Archibald WOOD of
Markethill |
|
90 |
310 |
64563 |
GILLMER, James |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1738 Aug 10 |
COPE-GILLMER Ballikellie, Ballycoffy, Drummanagh [??] 1708-1738
Image
454
Btw Anthony COPE Maydowne, [Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh Esq.
of 1st Eliz COPE als CAREY mother of Anthony COPE of 2nd pt. Downham COPE brother of sd Anthony COPE, John DONNELLY & Jane
DONNELLY als COPE his wife, Henry DAVIS Anne DAVIS als COPE his wife,
Elizabeth COPE & St. John MATHERS & Euphemia MATHERS als COPE his
wife of the 3rd pt Which said Jane, Ann, Elizabeth & Euphemia
are sisters of the said Anthony COPE Walter COPE of Drumully [probably Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper]
Co. Armagh Esqs.& Sarah COPE widow & sole executor of Walter COPE
late of Drumully Esq. deceased of the 4th pt & James GILMER of
Minuny [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]], Co. Armagh
farmer, James ARMSTRONG of Anaduffe Co. Leitrim & Geo STEVENSON of
Lifford Co. Donegal Gents of 5th pt…. several sums pd by James
GILMER incl 1,500 pounds to Anthony COPE… transfer of townland to James
GILMER: incl Maydowne aka Maydown [Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Carganess ala
Carrickanass [Carrickaness Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Ballykelie [possibly Ballymacully
Lower or Ballymacully
Upper, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Mullinkill [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] also
Derregahirne als Derruride als Derrore als Drumnaght [??],
Careanlelish als Drumduff [Drumduff
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]& Killaneal [??] in Co. Armagh & Tyrone &
Tullinisk [??] in Territory of
Clenaule Co. Armagh also Ballycoffy [Ballycoffey,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Killimaddy als Kilnemaddy [Killymaddy,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Barony
Dungannon & Armagh in counties of Tyrone & Armagh… NOTE: Parties all witnessed, so were all alive. |
|
90 |
453 |
65538 |
|
Armagh |
1738 Jan 7 |
GRAHAM-McGEOUGH Maghrantrim, McCantram, B Fews
1708-1738
Image
526
BTW William GRAHAM of Balliheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]Co.
Armagh Esq of 1 pt & Joshua McGEOGH of Dromsill [probably Drumsil,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].Co.
Armagh Gent of the other … for £500 lands of Drumga Lattery [Lattery,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], McCantrum
[Macantrim,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower in Barony
Fews Co. Armagh Achlegnacreee , [probably Aghantaraghan,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Carrigquick [probably Carrickbrack,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
& pt of Cashell [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] in
Barony Orier Co. Armagh & £506 … deed 8th & 9th Mar 1716 btw Arthur GRAHAM late of Ballyheridan Co. Armagh deceased of 1st pt & John GRAHAM of Town of Drogheda of 2nd pt … WITNESS: John
McGEOGH of Drumhill & John SCOTT of Drumgola. |
114 |
90 |
502 |
65896 |
|
Armagh |
1738 Mar 22 |
MATTHEW - HAMILTON to HUSSEY Magherkillcrany [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
1708-1738
Image
551
BTW Edward MATTHEWS of New Castle Co. Down Esq of 1st pt & Leslie HAMILTN of City of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt; &
Ignatius HUSSEY of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. Reciting 3 Mar
1738 … 28 townlands named … in Manor Toaghy, Co. Armagh |
|
90 |
522 |
65120 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
COPE-GILLMER Killaneal, Killimady
Wrong # |
|
91 |
68 |
63352 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh Monaghan |
1738 Apr 13 |
ARMSTRONG to Archibald McCULLAGH Carnecorry1708-1738 (TI Bk 43)
Image
45
BTW Robert ARMSTRONG of Cobragh Co. Monaghan Gent of 1
pt & Archibald McCULLOGH of Cullintragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of the other… in consid of 200 pounds paid by said Archibald
McCULLOGH granted lands of Carnecorry then in possession of said Robert
ARMSTRONG held by virtue of the will of John ARMSTRONG late of Carnecorry,
Barony Dartry, Co. Monaghan along with Robert ARMSTRONG’s horses, cows, crop
of Corn household furniture tanyard green & Tanned Hides Bark & all
other Utensils. WITNESSES: John SCOTT of Stonetown & Francis SCOTT of
Killolea [Probably Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] both of Co.
Armagh. |
|
91 |
222 |
64035 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh
Down |
1737 Mar 2 |
JOHNSTON-MATURIN Cullintragh
Image
133 1708-1738
BTW Alexander HAMILTON of City of Dublin Gent of 1st pt; Rev William Carson JOHNSTON Clk heir at law and executor of Robert
JOHNSTON late of Portaferry Co. Down & Robert CARSON Eldest son of Robert
Carson JOHNSTON of 2nd pt; Rev James MATURINE Dean of Kildare of 3rd pt. … lands of Ballybranagh, Ballydargan & Carronbagheran Barony Lecale
Co. Down & Cullintragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Co. Armagh.. |
|
91 |
522 |
65121 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1738 Dec 2 |
JOHNSTON-JOHNSTON Crockenea 1708-1738
Image
288
BTW Joseph JOHNSTON of Knappagh [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Co. Armagh Gent
of 1 pt & James JOHNSTON jr of Freemont, Co. Down Gent of the other ..
granted to James JOHNSTON all that 4th part of the four townlands
of ffoigher [Foyarr,
] Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny, Knockneagh [Knockaneagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Annanenunagh [Annaghananny,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] & Pollynaugh
[Pollnagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] which said Joseph JACKSON & James GILMORE hold by lease from the See of Armagh
commonly called Knockeneagh [Knockaneagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] als Crockenea as
if same were held by and belonged to James JACKSON late of
Knappagh [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], aforesaid Gent
deceased as his dividend or share of the four townlands in the Parish &
Co. Armagh….WITNESS: Alexander HUTCHESON & Leslie HAMILTON both of City
of Dublin Gents. |
|
92 |
96 |
64016 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1730 May 3&4 |
DONALDSON to DONALDSON Caren, Cloghoge,
Notes in 2009 diary1708-1738
Image
57
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 1st part & Robert
DONALDSON, City of Dublin, Gent & Henry SMITH of 3rd part.
Lands of Cloghoge [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower], Allistagh [Allistragh,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] & Caren [??], Co. Armagh ... Turrytane als Torrehene
Drombane & Cloeross, Co. Tipperary & Owencloghy & Ball_ober ...
Glenarm ... Inver ... Levine, Co. Antrim ... 5,000 acres WITNESS: John
DONALDSON servant to Randal DONALDSON & Gilligan BEERS clerk to Robert DONALDSON. |
|
92 |
107 |
64043 |
|
Armagh? |
1738 Jun 29 |
IRWIN-ARMSTRONG Aghavilly
Image
62
BTW John IRWIN of Drumsallagh Co. Leitrim Esq of 1 pt
& Martin ARMSTRONG of Carrickamkeegan Co. Leitrim Esq. |
|
92 |
112 |
64065 |
JACKSON,
Michael |
Dublin |
1738 Jul 3 |
JACKSON-BOND Book Index 1730-45
Michael JACKSON of City of Dublin
clothier for 130 pounds pd by Edward BOND of Bondville [[Tullybrick
Etra (aka Bondville), Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny,]], Co. Armagh
Esq made over tenement situate at Boot Lane, Dublin... term of 91
years. See: JACKSON of Pimlico. |
|
92 |
441 |
65270 |
|
Armagh |
1738 Dec 13 |
HAMPTON TO WILLSON Notes in 2009 diary 1708-1738
Killinore
Between Robert WILSON of Ballymacone [??], Co. Armagh, linen draper of 1st part & Christopher HAMPTON of Balliwilley [Ballywilly,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh for £238 for town and land of Balliwilley homesteads of Killinore
[probably Kilmore,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
... Barony of Oneland, Co. Armagh in presence of Thomas WILSON of Mahadry [??] Arthur McDONNELL of A___willy [??] & Henry McCOLLIN of Richill all in Co.
Armagh WITNESS all John WILSON of Mahadry ... Joseph BURGES, JP from Co.
Armagh. |
|
93 |
514 |
661 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1739, May 17 |
HAMILTON & wife to GILLMER Feduffe
Meml of Deeds of Lease May 17-18, 1739
between Wm. HAMILTON of Argonell [possibly Ardgonnell,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Co. Armagh
Gent. & Mary his wife of the one part & James GILLMER of Minuny
[going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], , Co.
Armagh Gent of the other. Witnesseth that the Sd Wm. HAMILTON
& Mary his wife for [?] Consn of the sum of Fourteen hund pounds [?] Court Money of Great Britain to them or either of them in hand
paid by the Sd James GILLMER …. grant & release & Confirm
unto the Sd Jas GILLMER …. all that & those the
Desmesnes & Lands of Mount HAMILTON at Argonell with all the growing
Timber & Improvets therein & other Appurs thereunto
belonging to ge with that pt of the Townland of Feduffe [perhaps
“Teduff”] [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] adjoining
the Bridge of Argonell & the great road leading from Middletown to
Monaghan & that part of the Bog of Feduffe belonging to the lands of
Argonell formerly enjoyed by the Sd Wm HAMILTON & his
undertenants Bog with that pt or proportion of ground cont … four acres
of Turf bog or Moss of Knockbane [Knockbane,,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh] which Lands and
Premes are situate lying & being in the baro of Turney &
County of Armagh & were in the actual possession of the Sd Jas GILLMER at the time of the perfection of the Sd Deed. Witness: Jno SCOTT of Stonetown, Gent. George BANNERMAN of Armagh Gent Richard CROSS of
Clinticarty Gent Robt SCOTT of Armagh Gent. Joshua McGEOGH of
Dromsill [probably Drumsil,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]. |
|
94 |
298 |
66419 |
MAXWELL, Robert |
Armagh |
1739 May 28 |
MAXWELL, ROBERT, Fellows Hall
[Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], parish of Tynan,
Co. Armagh, D.D. 29 Dec. 1731. Narrate, f p., 28 May 1739.
His wife Ann Maxwell, extx.
His nephew Robert Maxwell Leavense. His nephew Capt. Robert Maxwell of
Colledge Hall. His nephew John Maxwell of Falkland. " The four towns of
lands purchased from the late John Hamilton of Callydon, Esq."
[situation not mentioned]. His College leases. Witnesses: Wm. English,
Armagh, notary public, James Gillmer, Monoony [going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], gent., both in
Co. Armagh, John Elliott, then servant to testator.
Memorial witnessed by : James
Smith and Bartholomew Delandre, Dublin, gents.
94, 298, 66419 A. Maxwell (seal) |
|
94 |
372 |
66727 |
GILLMER, James |
Armagh |
1739 Jul 5 |
GILLMER to WALMSLEY Monony, from index under Lisleeny [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].Townland
Image
213
Deed
indented between James GILLMER and Marguerretta WALMSLEY, widow of Armagh in
consideration of 500 pounds chargeable upon the towns and lands of
Ballenametagh Ballynemetagh [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish Tynan,
Barony Tiranny],
Itragh als Cavanapole [Cavanapole,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Lislouney
[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Braghery,
Skerry [Skerries,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Drumgoose [Drumgose,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Drumaghikeen [probably Drumahean,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Glassdromon [Glasdrummond,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], Crossdall Outragh
& Crossallihagh. [probably Crossdall,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] all in Barony of
Tyrawley [Tiranny],in
Barony of Tureny, Co Armagh ... deeds transferred by Euphemia JOHNSTON of
Dublin , spinster by Rev. Dr. Robert MAXWELL late of Fellowshall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co Armagh
Witness R DONALDSON |
|
95 |
31 |
65598 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1738 Jan 10 |
MURPHY-BALL Camoy, Cregganduffe, Glassdromin [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Kiltebane, Tullydonnell, Dorsy
Image
323
Deed Poll Bernard MURPHY of Ballynaclose [possibly Ballynaclosha,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]Co.
Armagh Gent hath exhibited several Bills in his Majesty’s Court of Chancery
against John EYRE & others re several leasehold of Glassdrummon [Glasdrummond,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower,or Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Doury
alias Dunreavy part of Tullydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Carnally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Lurgan, Carrinbiy, Cregganduffe [Creggan
Duff, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
part of Camully, part of Shermackalay [??], Kiltabawn [Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper], part of Drumlougharvy [probably Drumlougher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] all
Parish Creggan, Baron Fews, Co. Armagh also lands of Ballicollen &
Ballinanaghlaw Barony Ferrard Co. Louth and an Estate of Inheritance in lands
of Ballydonnell Barony Ferrard, Co. Louth in persuance of Several Acts of
Parliament made in this Kingdom for preventing the further growth of Popery.
Now the said Bernard MURPHY did by the said deed declare & acknowledge
that the said and several Bills as to one Fourth part of the Lands &
Tenements or Hereditaments Estates real Freehold Personal or Mixed to be
recovered thereby were exhibited in Trust and for the sole use & behoof
of Abraham BALL of Darver Co. Louth Esq. and the said Bernard MURPHY did by
said deed assign and make over all his right and Title in the said fourth
part of the Premes unto the said Abraham BALL … WITNESS: Samuel BOYD of
Castleloure Gent & John PEPPER of Walasloure Esq. both in Co. Louth. |
|
95 |
465 |
67155 |
BROWNLOW, William |
Dublin
Armagh
Monaghan
Louth |
1739 Sep 11 |
BROWNLOW, WILLIAM, Brownlowsderry, Co. Armagh, Esq. 18
Jan. 1732. Full, part narrate, 3 pp., 11 Sept. 1739. My wife the Lady
Elizabeth Brownlow extx. and guardian to my children. My eldest daughter
Elizabeth Brownlow now Lady Vesey. My second daughter Mary Brownlow. My third
daughter Anne. My fourth daughter Lettice. My fifth daughter Isabella. (If
estate of Brownlowsderry should descend to any of these daughters and their
husbands they are to take name of Brownlow and use the Brownlow's coat of
arms). My son Wm. Brownlow. My cousin McCormick. My sister Ann Ford. My
cousin James Clinton. Thos. Clinton. My cousin Anne Barnaby, to her sister
Dynes £10 which her husband owes me. My cousin Sarah Courtney als. Walsh. £10
to each of my cousin Arthur Jones's daughters. Henry O'Neill. My estate of
Richmond, Co. Armagh. My estate in Co.
Monaghan and Louth. My house at St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. My estate of Brownlowsderry. Estates in counties of Louth and
Monaghan which had lately come to him by death of his brother Philemon
Brownlow, Esq. Witnesses : Nicholas Merrifield, Dublin, gent., Christopher
Weldon, same, gent., Felix Bingham, same, servant to testator. Memorial
witnessed by : Christopher Weldon, Richard Magenis, Dublin, gent. 95, 465,
67155 Elizth. Brownlow (seal) |
|
96 |
496 |
69166 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1737 May 11 |
WALKER-HUTCHINSON Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]1739-1810
– townland index. NOTE: I had initially had it
in the wrong bk #6. & mem # 694767.
POOLER-HUTCHINSON
Image 268
Btw Thomas POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1st pt & George HUTCHESON of Killangilly [possibly Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh Gent & Elizabeth HUTCHESON his daughter of 2nd pt
& Samuel HUTCHESON of Armagh and Edward STRAND of Callidonny, Co. Tyrone
Clk of 3rd pt…. marriage btw Thomas POOLER & Elizabeth
HUTCHESON… 250 pounds secured by Thomas POOLER for marriage portion made over
to Samuel HUTCHESON also lands of Landlacken Aughavillen Aughnadullagh [??] Tullimore [probably Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], als Aghelin &
Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
in Barony of Armagh … in presence of Owen HUGHES of Killeny [possibly Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,]
Co Armagh & John SCOTT of Stonetown [??] Co. Armagh Gents.
NOTE: No mention of Gervaise WALKER |
|
97 |
166 |
677727 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1738 Jul 5 |
BALL to HANSARD Townland Bk 2 1739-1810 1739-1810 Urker
Likely connected to #102-303-70250
Btw Thomas BALL of Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co.
Armagh Esq. of the 1 pt & John HANSARD Esq.
Secretary to Protestant Schools of other pt. Lands of Urker then in
possession of Incorporated Society containing 29 acres or thereabouts – map
annexed - for rent of £3 12s 6p. WITNESS: Laurence PAIN of City of Dublin,
Gent & Benjamin JOHNSTON Public Notary City of Dublin. |
|
98 |
67 |
67647 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1737 Aug 24 |
BALL to HILL Urcher Townland Bk 2 1739-1810
Image
57
Thomas BALL of Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], did
make over to Hugh HILL. Minister of the Parish of Creggan. Trevor WILLIAMS
Alexander McELROY, church wardens of said parish, one plot of land est one
plantation acre.being part of the Demesne lands usually occupied with or
reputed as a Demesne of his Mansion or chief Dwelling House bounded to the
east by the lands of Liscalgot [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] to the
south to the Glebe on the west by the lands of Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] on the south by the said lands of Urcher.
To hold to the said Church Wardens and their successors forever in Trust for
the sole use of the resident Protestant Schoolmaster to teach the English
tongue in the said Parish forever.. said conveyance witnessed by John
JOHNSTON & Hugh McMASTER both of the Fews of Co. Armagh, Gent.. Also
witnessed by George MIDDLETON of Dublin. Signed Thomas BALL.
NOTE: The resident
schoolmaster was George JACKSON (abt 1718-1782)
NOTE: A John BALL
(1702-1764) Esq. was the husband of Dorothy JACKSON of the JACKSONs of Coleraine. He was 1st cousin of Thomas BALL (1696-1742) of Parish of Creggan and also of Bath,
England. |
|
101 |
323 |
71409 |
BALL, Thomas |
Meath
Armagh
Dublin |
1741 May 15 |
BALL-GAGE Bk 2 1739-1810
Image
168
Thomas BALL of Dublin Esq. of
1pt & Rev. John GAGE of Ashdowneybig Co. Londonderry of other pt
£1,145..townlands Nevintown & Creekstown
Co Meath & Emerycam [Emerarcan [Ummeracam
(Ball) North and/or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
, Legmoylinall [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Shet[?] [Munogg?] Dunloghery, Teer, Annaghmore, Drumncavalk, Tullyogallagh
Aghduffe Cargint those the town and lands of Crossmaglen
Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper] Urgher [aka [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Legmoylin [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] otherwise Tullydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
& Drumully otherwise Balls Quarter [??] Corlys [probably [Corliss,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
& Sturgan [possibly Sturgan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), in the Barony of Orior Upper, NOTE: a part of a townland named Tullymore (not sure
which one) was referred to as Tullymore Sturgeon] situate lying and
being in the Co. of Armagh.
NOTE: A John BALL
(1702-1764) Esq. was the husband of Dorothy JACKSON of the JACKSONs of Coleraine. He was 1st cousin of Thomas BALL (1696-1742) of Parish of Creggan and also of Bath,
England. |
|
102 |
303 |
70850 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1740 Feb 13 |
BALL to HANSARD 1739-1810 Urker
Townland Bk 2 1739-1810
Image
179
Frances HALL of Strangford Co Down Esq. Demised to John
HANSARD Secretary to the Incorporated Society in Dublin for Promoting English
Protestant Schools in Ireland all that part of the lands of Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] then in possession of the said
Incorporated Society ...29 acres.. to hold for the use of the Society from
the 1st day of May 1736... for lives of [royal princesses] |
|
103 |
174 |
71104 |
REED |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
REED-Wm & Robert Lettmicollin
William REED of Ardmore & Robert REED of
Lettvicullen [Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] , Co
Armagh |
|
104 |
314 |
73151 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
1740 Jan 29&30 |
GILLMER to DAWSON Notes in 2009 diary1739-1810
Between Robert GILMORE of City of Dublin, Gent eldest
son & heir apparent of James GILMER late of Monony [going from other
deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Gent
deceased of the one part & Hon. Arthur DAWSON Esq. 3rd Baron
... of the other part ... for £500 transferred to Arthur DAWSON “all that an
those in the Desmenes of Mount Hamilton otherwise Ardgonell [possibly Ardgonnell,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] called by the
names of Ryland Island of Limepark ... part of townland of Fredduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
adjoining the Bridge of Argonnell & the Great Road leading from Middleton
to Monaghan & formerly in the possession of William HAMILTON & his
undertenants ... WITNESS: Richard MAGENIS & Samuel WALLACE both of City
of Dublin, Gent. |
|
108 |
114 |
74847 |
MENAGH |
Londonderry |
|
Reverend M.E. John MENAGH of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh & Archbishop CONINGHAM of Londonderry, merchant.
Concerning marriage to Maria CONINGHAM |
|
115 |
321 |
80606 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1744 Jan 19 |
WALKER-HUTCHINSON Notes in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Kilmacrew [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down
George HUTCHINSON of Killuny [Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh Gent to Gervais WALKER of Killmakue, Parish & Co. Armagh Gent.
It seems that WALKER appointed HUTCHINSON to be his attorney & to receive
from the tenement of Ballynahonemore rents (which also seemed to be tied to
earlier debts of WALKER of about £500) ... Gervaise WALKER might make such
deeds of mortgage of said lands to Isaac GLENNY .... WITNESS John SCOTT Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Gent John CUMING & Hugh CUMING both of Kearney
Hill [in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent. John QUINN of Armagh,
Gent. |
|
115 |
466 |
81254 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim Armagh |
1745 May 17 |
McCULLOCH James to TIPPING 1730-1745
Image
249
James McCULLAGH of Piedmount 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…
NOTE: There are 5
Tullyvallens:
· Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews
Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P
· Tullyvallan
(Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 |
|
115 |
510 |
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
1 part Thomas TIPPING of Castletown, Co. Louth, Esq. James McCULLA [otherwise
McCULLOCH] of Peymount [Piedmount], 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 [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
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. |
|
116 |
341 |
80724 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim
Armagh |
1744 Feb 22 |
Memorial of Indenture; 1st pt James ROSS merchant of
Belfast; 2nd pt James McCULLOCH Esq of Piedmount,
Co Antrim; 3rd pt Rev. Hugh HILL of Mounthill Co Antrim (with ref to an
indenture dated 29 Aug 1744(!) between James McCULLOCH, Dorothy Beresford
SHAW otherwise McCULLOCH & James ROSS). Ballygrogan, Co Antrim. NOTE: I need to check possible connections to the
REEDs of Rahans. |
|
116 |
477 |
81632 |
JOHNSTON |
Monaghan |
1745 Jun 24 |
Robert JOHNSTON – NOBLE 1748-58
Image
230
BTW Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Alderman of 1st pt; Edward DAWSON of Inagh otherwise Enagh Co. Monaghan Gent & Margaret
DAWSON his wife of 2nd pt. John GALBRAITH of Corkeran Co. Monaghan
Gent of 3rd pt; Brabazon NOBLE of the Cuty of ____ Gent of 4th pt and Robert JOHNSTON of said City Gent of 5th pt. Reciting lease
1738 Jun 18 Edward DAWSON did for consideration release to Richard DAWSON one
half moiety of the townland of Enagh otherwise Enagh Co. Monaghan and Richard
DAWSON transferred to Brabazon NOBLE for payment of £350 WITNESS: James BYRNE
& Hugh FINEGAN. NOTE A daughter of Edward
DAWSON & Margaret married Andrew OLIVER (1748-abt 1790) of Tullymore
& Newtownhamilton [NOTE: The town is in
the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh. |
|
117 |
90 |
79755 |
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, Antrim of other pt reciting deed made
May 1, 1706 by Charles O’NEIL and John O’NEIL of Shanes Castle & Charity
O’NEIL his wife, and Henry ECHLIN of Co. Dublin Knight of the 1st pt.. Patrick McCULLOCH of Grogan in said Co. Antrim gent of the 4th pt [lots of lands in Barony of Tom, Co. Antrim] demised to James McCULLOCH of
Grogan 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 – both in
Fews, Co. Armagh
NOTE: There are 5
Tullyvallens:
· Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews
Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P
· Tullyvallan
(Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 |
|
118 |
237 |
80607 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1744 Jan 24 |
WALKER-GLENNY Notes in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Image
130
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Between Gervis WALKER of Killmakue [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down ] Co. Armagh, Gent of
1 part & Isaac GLENNY of Savalmore, Parish of Newry, Co. Down for 500
WALKER let to GLENNY lands in Ballynahonemore lease of 21 years WITNESS: John
QUINN, City of Armagh, Gent & George BURLEIGH, City of Armagh, Innkeeper;
Hugh CUMING of Kearnyhill [Cavanacaw [Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - NOTE:
Kearney Hill is in Cavanacaw], , Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Gent; John MELLING of Newry, Co. Down, Merchant. |
|
120 |
91 |
81938 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh |
1745 Aug 15 |
MITCHELL-HAMILTON
Henry MITCHELL of the City of Dublin esq. of the
pt & Alexander HAMILTON of said City Esq. of the other
part wherin Henry MITCHELL for consideration of payment demised etc to
Alexander HAMILTON his heirs and assigns all that the town & Lands of
Tullyvallin otherwise Tullyvallen otherwise Tullyvallan or Ballyvallen [see
beneath] Drumill otherwise Drumhill [??] & Tullynavall otherwise Tullynavall [Tullynavall,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] situate
in the Barony of the Fews Co. Ardmagh with the Appurs Royal [???] and conveyed
by John BALL Esq…. for lives….… other lands … lives of Alexander HAMILTON
& Hugh HAMILTON & Robert HAMILTON sons of Alexander HAMILTON as
conveyed by John BALL Esq. WITNESSSES: Robert KING of City of Dublin
Gent & Robert WALLIS of the same City, Public Notary.
Thre are 5 Tullyvallen townlands:
· Tullyvallan (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish, Barony of Fews
Upper, Co. Armagh 4661 A, 2 R, 39 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 219 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 99 A, 1 R, 35 P
· Tullyvallan
(Macullagh) (Tulach Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil Parish,
Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 256 A, 2 R, 27 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 152 A, 0 R, 38 P
· Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West (Tulaigh Uí Mhealláin) , Newtownhamilton Civil
Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 186 A, 1 R, 17 P |
|
120 |
524 |
83508 |
|
Louth
Armagh |
1745 Oct 19 |
1746-1758 WIGLEY-BURROWS tripartite deed.
Manor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] &
long list of townlands in Co. Louth & Armagh.
SEE: ROD: 139-536-96011WIGLEY-JACKSON |
52 |
126 |
67 |
85689 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin |
1746 Apr 26 |
BALLANGE 1746-1758 Image 42
Btw Richard JACKSON Esq. of City of Dublin of 1
pt & John BALLANGE of City of Dublin Merchant of the other …house
messuage or tenement South Side of King Street near
St. Stephens Green formerly in the possession of ___ TERRENCE,
deceased containing the yard behind the same containing in depth from front to
rere abt 86’; in front 20’ 10” and in rere 20’ 4” bounded on the East
with the house lately in possession of Samuel HOPE on the west with the house
late in possession of William HUDDLESTON on the north with the Kings pavement
and on the south with the ground lately in possession of DEACON with Liberty
to John BALLANGE.to bring his heavy goods to his warehouse through the
Gateway under the house … WITNESS Gorges Edmund HOWARD of City of Dublin
Gent, & Peter BARRE of same City merchant. NOTE:
Gorges Edmund HOWARD (1715-1786) was a 1st cousin once removed of
Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co. Armagh.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
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126 |
245 |
86826 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1717 Jun 18 |
WALKER-Matthew HENDERSON Notes in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Between George WALKER of Killmakew [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down], Parish of Armagh,
Gent & Matthew HENDERSON of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish & Co. Armagh, farmer. George WALKER demised to Matthew HENDERSON
land in Ballynahonemore, Parish of Armagh containing about 53 acres ... term
19 years. WITNESS: George BURLEY of Armagh, innkeeper, John WHITTINGTON late
of same place Gent, since deceased; Alexander HUTCHESON of City of Dublin,
Gent. |
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126 |
257 |
8694 |
McCULLAGH & WALKER |
Armagh |
1747
Nov 14 |
WALKER-McCULLAGH
NAMES: Gervais
WALKER of Kilmacrew, Co. Armagh; William McCULLAGH of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh; James NEILSON; John WAGH; George WALKER of Newry, Co. Down; James
DUNLAP of Drumhirk, Parish of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh; Adam DUNLAP; Hugh
CUMING of Kerneyhill, Co. Armagh; Alexander McCULLAGH of Ballynahonemore. OTHER NAMES: HUTCHINSON, JACKSON,
GLENNY, HENDERSON.
A Memorial of an indented deed of lease bearing date 13th Jan 1727-8 made between Gervais WALKER of Kilmacrew [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down] in the Parish and
County of Armagh Gent of the one part and William McCULLAGH of
Ballynahonemore in the said Parish & County farmer of the other
part. Whereby the said Gervais WALKER for the consideration of
£50 to him the said Gervais in hand paid by said William McCULLAGH all
that the quarter part of the south ward of the townland of Ballynhonemore aforesaid in the Parish and
County of Armagh as then formerly held by James NEILSON Deceased &
John WAGH [aka WAUGH?] containing by estimation 100 acres English
measure ... term of 19 years rent of £12 Ster. [NOTE a sub lease from the
Lord Archbishop of Armagh with rights of renewal]. Witnesses George WALKER
now of Newry, Co. Down & James DUNLAP of Drumkirk [probably Drumhirk,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] of Co.
Armagh Adam DUNLAP decd [this is confusing] Hugh CUMING of
Kerneyhill [in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh & Alexander McCULLAGH of Ballynahonemore |
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127 |
163 |
86362 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
FIELD to DONALDSON Irish St. Armagh
|
|
129 |
249 |
86941 |
WALKER McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1747 Nov 14 |
WALKER-McCULLAGH 1739-1810 Kilmacrew, Ballinahonemore
Deed of 1 Nov 1744 between Gervais WALKER of Kilmacrew
[Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down], Co. Armagh Gent.
& Alexander McCULLAGH Ballynahonemore,
[Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh. WALKER leased to McCULLAGH land formerly in possession of Ann
GILLAND of Ballynahonemore & then in possession of said Alexander
McCULLAGH. WITNESS: Leonard GILLESPIE of Kernascobe [??], Co. Armagh, linen weaver & Hugh CUMMING of Kearnyhill [in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent. NOTE: I also had this recorded as Deed# 26941 |
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130 |
294 |
89139 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1748 Jun 30 |
WALKER- G McCULLAGH NOTES in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Kilmacrew
Gervaise WALKER of Killmakue [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down] Parish & Co.
Armagh, Gent & Henry CUST Esq. For £600 granted lands in Ballinahonemore
cont 500 acres NOTE: I didn’t see any mention
of McCULLAGH |
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131 |
438 |
89745 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1747 Aug 18 |
WALKER-GLENNY Image 536
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Between Gervaise WALKER of Kilmacrew [Kilmacrew,
Parish of Magherally,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half, Co. Down] Co. Armagh Gent
& Isaac GLENNY of Savelmore, Co. Down, Gent. Lands at Ballynahonemore then in possession of Gervaise
WALKER. WITNESS: George BELL of Town & Co Armagh & John CUMING of
Kearney Hill, Co.. Armagh. NOTES in 2009 diary |
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133 |
542 |
93250 |
BALL, John |
Armagh |
1749 Dec 20 |
Image
599
John BALL of Three Castles, Co. Kilkenny Esq. demised
to John JOHNSTON of Rockborough [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh.], Co. Armagh Townlands of Cargahrovaddy [??] & Tullynemalog [??] Parish of Creggan,
Barony of Fews Co. Armagh .. WITNESS: Edward RANSFORD & Robert RANSFORD
both of City of Dublin Gent John JOHNSTON [SEAL] |
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135 |
329 |
91616 |
JACKSON, Dorothy |
Armagh |
1745 Oct 1 |
COOPER 1746-1758
Image
173
Btw John BALL of Three Castles,
Co. Kilkenny Esq. & Dorothy BALL otherwise JACKSON his wife of 1st pt & William COOPER of City of Dublin Esq Dr of Laws of 2nd pt
& Edmund SHANLEY of City of Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. John BALL
sold to William COOPER Five Castles, 400 messuages, 600 cottages, 300 Tofts,
200 Gardens, 3 Mills 10 Pigeon Houses, 40 orchards, 1,000 acres of land, 500
acres of meadow, 2,000 acres of Pasture, 100 acres of wood & Underwood,
200 acres of Turf & Heath, & 200 acres of Moor & Marsh.in
townlands of Crinkill [Creenkill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Tullyard [probably Tullyard,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Clare
otherwise Loghross [Loughross,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], the
Island of Loghross [??], Ballynecree [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Darcy
[probably Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drumill, Skermichallee [??], Rakeelan [Rathkeelan,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Cruheern, Ballyenan, Lisrumagrany [??], Stip
of Camolly [??], Mullaghglass, Cargacullin [possibly Cargalisgorran,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Tiranny],
Cargarovady [??], Tullynemalog,[Tullynamalloge,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Seirmaghea
otherwise Scarmckillea,[??] Aghacussen
otherwise Annaghghe?issy otherwise Annaghecussin [??] & Clarebane [Clarbane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] all in
Co Armagh to hold to William COOPER. NOTE: Dorothy JACKSON (1696-1760). SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
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135 |
416 |
92044 |
REED |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1740 Dec 29 |
REED-WRIGHT Notes in 2009 diary Lettmicollin,
Letvicullen Deed of partition 1739-1810
Between Mary REED, William WRIGHT & Rose WRIGHT
(otherwise REED) his wife in Letvicullen [probably Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. Mary
WRIGHT divided and gave to William & Rose ½ of townland & ½ houses
... lives renewable forever having descended to them the said Mary REED &
Rose REED, daughters & co-heirs of John REED, deceased ... all lands in
Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Arnold MATTHEW of Newtowncorry, Co. Monaghan, Gent &
Thomas JAMESON of TanMcEnaly, C. Monaghan, famer. Thomas CRAWFORD of Monaghan
in Co. Cavan (NOTE: It actually said Monaghan in Co. Cavan ) |
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139 |
536 |
96011 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh
Dublin |
1750 Sep 6 |
Richard MAGNENIS to JACKSON
Molloghbane [aka Mullaghbane,
Parish Forkill],]
Image
593
Tripartite deed James WIGLEY of Scraploft in Co
Leicester, Great Britain, nephew and devisee of Andrew NOELLATE of Scraploft,
of 1st pt & Richard JACKSON of City of Dublin
Esq. of 2nd pt & Richard MAGINNES of City of Dublin of 3rd pt WIGLEY demised to Richard JACKSON all that Manor of Stonebridge
otherwise Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]and
lands of Loghill otherwise Lawhill otherwise Laughill otherwise Longhill
otherwise Lanchill otherwise Logehill [probably Longfield,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Teacum otherwise Teocrom otherwise Teonom otherwise Tivecome upper &
lower 2 Cartrons of Tivecrom otherwise Teevecrom otherwise Carton otherwise
Cororum otherwise Coruorum otherwise Tefferom otherwise Towerorwen, [probably Tievecrom,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Carncksikye otherwise Carrickistickin otherwise Carrickstrycken
otherwise Carrystoitkin otherwise Carrickastickin otherwise Carrickstickin
otherwise Carrasticke otherwise Carrysticksockin otherwise Carrickistickin [Carrickastickan,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Cleiquome otherwise CleyQuomue Otherwise Claymen otherwise Claynew otherwise
Clecktrummy otherwise Cloughwinney Otherwise Clocknnive otherwise Clockmwey
otherwise Clanen [probably Cloghinny,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]; Aghelwonenewan otherwise Aghdonewell otherwise
Aghadonow otherwise Aghadonow otherwise Aghadonan otherwise Aghador otherwise
Aghadenove otherwise Aghadonoe otherwise Aghenaff [Aughadanove Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], ,Corrigillirin otherwise Corgilrine otherwise
Colegreen otherwise Coolegreene otherwise Carrickingreen otherwise
Carrickilldreen [Carrickaldreen,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Shean otherwise Sheane otherwise Sheean otherwise
Shyan otherwise Shian otherwise Sheen [Shean, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Clarkhill otherwise Clargill otherwise Clarehill
otherwise Clarechill [Clarkill,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper] , Aghecloghmullen otherwise Aghnackleymullen [Annacloghmullin,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper];
Corrignegaliah otherwise Knocknogallagh [Based on proximity, possibly Carricknagavna,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Latbirget,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Monelawne otherwise Monelaw otherwise Monylane otherwise Monylaumf otherwise
Moneymore otherwise Worrymore [possibly Money , Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper],
Tawnamuddcreeny otherwise Tawymulerire otherwise Tonymuicrire otherwise
Tannaghmulhange otherwise Tawnmuaghmillthreene otherwise Tannagh … [possibly Tannaghmore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper], Mullaghbane,[Parish Forkill] and/or Mullaghbane [Parish Mullaghbrack]
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper], Shanroe ,[Parish Forkill],
Carrigecorke otherwise Carrighorke otherwise Carrighlokee otherwise
Carrownecurke otherwise Carriffnakilly otherwise Carryickcorke otherwise
Carrycuske otherwise Carrownecuke [probably Carricknagavna , Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Leallemore otherwise Legallemore otherwise Leballymore otherwise Levallymore
[probably Levallymore,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]],
Ballicile otherwise Ballekill [Ballykeel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] [all in Barony of Orier [Orior Lower] Co.
Armagh. WITNESS Timothy WALDO of Salter Hall, London Gent. Thomas DAY of
Fleet St London Gent. Jane WIGLEY.
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of
Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper].
· Loughgilly
(Upper Orior portion) (4 townlands)
· Loughilly
(Lower Fews portion) (5 townlands) |
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140 |
475 |
96085 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin
Armagh |
1750, Sept 14 |
JACKSON to LENNOX
Image
257
Richard JACKSON of the City of Dublin
Esq. Of the one part and Wm. LENNOX of City of Dublin Esq. Gent For the
sum of £5,000 – townlands Loghill otherwise Lawhill otherwise Langhill
otherwise Longhill otherwise Lanchill otherwise Lanckill otherwise Logehill [probably Longfield,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Teacrum otherwise Teocrom otherwise Teocrum
otherwise Teonam otherwise Teonem otherwise Tivecrom upper and lower of
the two Cartons of Twecrom otherwise Teevecrom otherwise Carton otherwise
Corcum otherwise Corncrum otherwise Teffcrom otherwise Tawerawen, [probably Tievecrom,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Camsickye otherwise Carrickstrikin otherwise Carrick-strichin otherwise
Corrystaikin otherwise Carrickastickin otherwise Carrickstickin otherwise
Carrasticke otherwise Carrysticksockin otherwise Carrickistickin otherwise
Corrickestickin [Carrickastickan,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Cleiqurne otherwise Cley Quornue otherwise Claymen
otherwise Claynew otherwise Cleckrummy otherwise Celough-winney otherwise
Clocknnive otherwise Clocknive otherwise Clockehunvey otherwise Clockehinwey
otherwise Clanin, [probably Cloghinny,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Aghelawone otherwise Aghdonowell otherwise
Aghadonow otherwise Aghadonan otherwise Aghadonum otherwise Aghade otherwise
Aghadonove otherwise Aghedenov otherwise Aghadonoe otherwise Aghadenoff
otherwise Aghedenaff, [Aughadanove Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Corrigillirne otherwise Colligillirn otherwise
Corrgilrine otherwise Corrigltrine otherwise Coolgreen otherwise Coolegreene
otherwise Carrickingreen otherwise Carrickilldreen, [Carrickaldreen,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Shean otherwise Sheane otherwise Sheean otherwise
Shyan otherwise Shian otherwise Sheen, [Shean, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Clarekill otherwise Clarghill otherwise Clarchill
otherwise Clarechill, [Clarkill,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper] Agheloghmullin otherwise Aghnackleymullen [Annacloghmullin,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper]; Corkinegalliogh otherwise Corrignegaliah
otherwise Knocknogallagh, [Based on proximity,
possibly Carricknagavna,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Latbrickyedy otherwise Latbirgide otherwise Latbright otherwise Lutbirgada
otherwise Latbirgada otherwise Latbrigada, [Latbirget,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Monelawne
otherwise Monelaw otherwise Monelaio otherwise Monylane otherwise Monylawmf
otherwise Monelaumf otherwise Murrymore otherwise Murrimore otherwise
Worrymore, [possibly Money , Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper]
Tawnamuddcreevy otherwise Tawyulcrire otherwise Tanymulcrire otherwise
Tannaghmulkfrenoge otherwise Tannamulfrenoge otherwise Tawnaghmulthrene
otherwise Tannagh-mullcreevey otherwise Tonaghmulcrevy otherwise Tonagh McIlcrevy
otherwise Tannam Ollcrive, [probably Tullymacreeve,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Mullaband, Mullaghbane otherwise Mullaghband otherwise Mullaghbeine otherwise
Molloghbane otherwise Mullaghbone otherwise Mullaghbene, Mullaghbane,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Tanrow
otherwise Sharow otherwise Sharowe otherwise Shanree otherwise Shanrye
otherwise Shanroe otherwise Shanrue otherwise Shanrove otherwise Shanroe, [Shanroe, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Carriggecorche otherwise Carrigkorke otherwise
Carrighlockee otherwise Carrownecurke otherwise Carriffnakilly otherwise
Carrickcorche otherwise Carryickcorke otherwise Carrycurk otherwise
Carrycurke otherwise Carrownecruke, [probably Carricknagavna , Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Leallemore otherwise Lecallemon otherwise Leballymore otherwise Levallymore [probably Levallymore,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper] and
Ballykill otherwise Ballicile otherwise Ballycell otherwise Ballekill
[Ballekill [Ballykeel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]] all in Barony of
Orier, Co Armagh. And all and other estate of said Richard JACKSON in
Co. Armagh then lately purchased by him from James WIGLEY Esq. To hold to
said William LENNOX on payment of £500. WITNESS: William NOWLAND &
Ambrose GREENE both of City of Dublin Gent.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
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140 |
504 |
96265 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Antrim
Dublin |
1750 Aug 17 |
CROMIE 1746-1758
Image
272
btw Hon Michael WARD Esq one of the trustees &
Justices of the Court of Kings bench & Hugh BOYD lately of Drumawillin
but now of Ballycastle 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, 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 1st pt Alexander McAULEY of the 2nd pt & Mary CROMBIE of the 3rd pt. whereby the said Michael WARD, Hugh BOYD and Alexander McAULEY for
consideration mentioned granted to Mary CROMBIE 2 quarter lands of Ballyhomes
[townland in Parish Dunluce, 516a), the quarter land of Drumcrotagh (In
Parish of Derrykeighan, 252a), the quarter land of Maghreboy (parish
Kilraghts), the quarter land of Carnaff (Parish of Derrykeighan, 268a), the quarter
land of Lisnabragh (Parish of Derrykeighan 188a), the quarter land of
Ballybullion (Parish ?), and the two quarter lands of Brachoghs (possibly
Breckagh, Parish of Ballymoney) all situate in Barony of Dunluce, Co. Antrim
& the quarter land of Drumnegesson (Parish of Ballintoy, 349a), the
quarter land of Drumnagee (Parish of Ballintoy, 229a), the two quarter lands
of Ballyboys (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 [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Lodge,
Co. Armagh. |
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141 |
344 |
95740 |
SCOTT |
Armagh |
1750 Aug 1 |
Btw John SCOTT of Armagh & Mary SCOTT his
wife. Richard SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
eldest son of sd John SCOTT by sd Mary & John SCOTT of Armagh 2nd and youngest son of 1st part. Andrew KNIGHT of Killcumber Co.
Monaghan Gent of other pt. for sum of 470 pounds pd to Mary Richard
& John SCOTT granted lands of Corcummins [??] & the corn mill with the toll grist and one half of the fourth part of
the bog of Correskea [??] … purchase
made in trust for sole use of Rev. Dr James KNIGHT sen fellow of Trinity
College Dublin. |
|
142 |
327 |
95711 |
GILLMORE, Robert |
Armagh |
1750 Jul 28 |
VERNER to ACHESON 1739-1810 Feduffe [probably Foyduff,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh]
Indenture of release btw Thomas VERNER of Dublin Gent
of 1st pt & Robert GILLMORE of Ardonnell Co Armagh Gent &
Olivia GILLMORE otherwise CARY the wife of the 2nd.. in consid of
1,132 pounds 1 s 2d released to Arthur ACHESON… land of Mount Hamilton
otherwise Ardgonnell [Ardgonnell,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] … etc |
|
142 |
359 |
95853 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin
Drogheda |
1750 Aug 9 |
HOWARD 1746-1758
A Declaration of trust executed by William JACKSON of Dublin Gent & Thomas HAMLIN of Drogheda Gent Re: Funds for upkeep of
Gorges Edmund HOWARD. NOTE: This is probably
relating to William JACKSON (1695-1744). Gorges Edmund HOWARD
(1715-1785) was a son of Francis HOWARD & Elizabeth JACKSON.
He was also a 1st cousin once removed of Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. SEE: ROD 143-109-95843 |
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144 |
384 |
97932 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1750 Mar 2 |
BLASSETT
Image
505
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh Esq. demised to Jane BLOSSETT of Dublin widow, all that house or
townland wherein Mrs. Margaret [SORIN?] then lately dwelt bounding east to a
House built by Mr. SWEETMAN & West to the house known by the sign of the
Black Lyon on south side of Kings Street near St.
Stephens Green for 31 years at yearly rent of £.12 with a clause of
surrender every 3rd year giving 6 months notice… WITNESS:
Charlotte CRAMEKE of Dublin spinster & Julia BLOSSETT daughter of Jane
BLOSSETT & Jane BLOSSETT |
|
144 |
482 |
98417 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
MARTIN to DOBBIN – lots of DOBBINs mentioned Scotch St,
Armagh
|
|
145 |
395 |
98956 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Cavan
Armagh |
1750 May 29 |
Cecil HAMILTON
Image
209
Poll of assignment & surrender re: 6 May 1749 btw
Arthur Cecil HAMILTON of Castle Hamilton Co Cavan & Nichola Anne HAMILTON
spinster of Castle Hamilton…. Long list of townlands…Nichola Ann HAMILTON had
married Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh |
|
146 |
242 |
97451 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1750
Sept 8 |
SEAVER-VERNER
Charles SEAVER of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh rented to David VERNER of Gillis, Co. Armagh 20 acres on the south
part of the road of Cargagh [Cargagh,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
containing 20 acres 3 roods and 20 perches now in the possession of David
VERNER and also that part of said land known by the name of the two
fields called the fourth field and HUTCHESONs field containing 16
acres.. Witnessed John VERNER of Termagranen [Tirmacrannon,
Parish Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] & Richard
SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] both in Co. Armagh Gent. & Thomas CARR of
Armagh. |
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149 |
86 |
98958 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh
Carlow |
1751 May 29 |
CARRICK NOTE: I had
95958 it was 98958
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh husband of Nichola Anne JACKSON daughter of Arthur Cecil
HAMILTON was intitled to her 1/3rd share of Manor of
Castletown Co. Carlow. An extensive list of lands is included. This was
shortly after her marriage. See: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
152 |
334 |
101971 |
NOBLE, Adam |
Monaghan |
1752 Feb 4 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE Ballymacowen 1739-1810
Image
178
Richard GRAHAM of Cullmaine Co. Monaghan Esq. leased to
Adam NOBLE of Longfield Co. Monaghan Gent all that holding now in possession
of Adam NOBLE formerly enjoyed by Phelemy O.NEILL Hugh KELLY and partners
being part of Ballymacowen [??] In Barony of
Fews, Co. Armagh. …. WITNESS: Brabazon NOBLE & Thomas NOBLE. |
|
153 |
152 |
102033 |
JOHNSTON |
Down
Armagh |
1750 Jul 19
|
Long deed - Richard JOHNSTON of Gilford Co.
Down. Many names and places…. Rev Dr. John KEARNY of Loughgilly, Co. Armagh
Charles STEWART of Madden Court, Co. Armagh Gent Sole [Adinor] of Captain
John STEWART late of Lisglin [Lisglynn,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh deceased. |
|
155 |
382 |
105135 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1752, Nov 6 |
McCULLAGH, Grizzell - McCULLAGH Drumsallagh,
Between Grizel McCULLAGH of Cullinbragh widow &
relict & Archibald McCULLAGH late of Cullintragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Deceased and one of the executors of the last will and testament
of the said Archibald McCULLAGH deceased of the one part & John McCULLAGH
of the other part. Whereby the said Grizel McCULLAGH in consideration of 5s
paid to her did convey to the said John McCULLAGH .. lands of Drumsallagh [Drumsallan
Lower and/or Drumsallan
Upper, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Co. Armagh .
Witnessed by Hugh McCULLAGH of Killylea [Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] & Robert
CLARK of Lisnafiddy [Lisnafeedy, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], both in Co.
Armagh & Hugh McCULLAGH and John SCOTT both of City of Armagh
yeoman. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
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156 |
257 |
105496 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Antrim |
1752 Oct 17 |
McCULLOCH Jas to SHAW 1746-1758
Image
190
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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157 |
172 |
184344 |
HALL |
Armagh |
1752 Jul 21 |
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422
HALL-The incorporated Society for Protestant Schools
Liscalgot
Deeds of Lease and release bearing date respectively
the 20th and 21st days of July 1752 by which release
Francis HALL of Strangeford, Co. Down, Esq. did demise and grant unto the
Incorporated Society in Dublin for promoting Protestant Schools in Ireland
all that part of the lands of Lisacalgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] then in
possession of the said Incorporated Society containing 29a Parish of
Creggan, Barony Fews Co. Armagh for natural lives [of royalty] for yearly
rent of £3.12.6. WITNESS: James KENNEDY of Downpatrick, Doctor of Physic
& Hugh THOMILTY of the said town of Strangford, Merchant |
|
159 |
133 |
106276 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1753 Jan 10 |
McCULLOCH David & wife to McCULLOCH
David McCULLOCH and Jane McCULLOUGH otherwise YOUNG his
wife of town of Antrim & James McCULLOCH of Camoly [probably Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] Co Armagh… in consid of marriage – lands of Ballynickle [possibly Ballyknick,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West].
SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
159 |
521 |
108441 |
BALL, |
Kilkenny
Armagh |
1752 Apr 12 |
Image
597
BTW John BALL of Three Castles in Co. Kilkenny sq. in
consideration of two leases made by said John BALL to John JOHNSTON of
Rocksborough [Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh lands of Darsylesdrumgranny [??], Darsymullaghglass [Dorsy
(Mullaghglass), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
& the strip of Carnally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
& all of Tullynemullogh, [Tullynamalloge,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Barony of Fews
Co. Armagh [description of gardens, mills etc] .. WITNESS: Richard BENSON
& John KELLY. |
|
160 |
81 |
1064 |
REED |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
REED-FORD Lettmicollin |
|
161 |
559 |
109924 |
LESLIE |
Monaghan Dublin Armagh
Down |
1753 Aug 21-22 |
LESLIE-Bishop of Clogher Book 45
(1739-1810) Laragh Corfad Tullycorbett,
Between Henry LESLIE Rector of Tullycorbett, Co. Monaghan
of 1st part & Rev. Robert Lord Bishop of Clogher & Richard DAWSON of
City of Dublin Esq. Of 1st part .. leases between said Henry LESLIE of the
1st part & Rt. Hon Arthur HILL of Bellvoir, Co. Down Esq. ... Catherine
MEREDITH eldest daughter of Revd. Charles MEREDITH late Dean of Ardfert dec’d
spinster of the 2nd part ... town and lands of Laragh, Lissanees otherwise
Anyaise Clogher Carnehod otherwise Cornahow Corfad Drummane (lots more
info...) |
|
162 |
561 |
111118 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh |
1743
Dec 21 |
PRINGLE-ENERY Killynure
A Meml of an Inentd Deed
Tripartate being date the Twenty first day of December one Thousand &
seven hundred & fifty three made between the Reverend Robert PRINGLE of
Maddincourt [Maddan ?] in the County of Armagh Clke of the first
part Thomas ENERY of the City of Dublin Esq & Henry PRINGLE Esq.
Lieutenant in General Blakenies Regiment of Foot of the second part &
Frans ENERY spinster eldest daughter of the Reverend Doctor
William ENERY of Killishandra in the County of Cavan of the third part.
Reciting that a marriage was intended to be shortly had between the said
Robert PRINGLE and the said Frans ENERY; ….(so it seems) … the lands of Doogry [Doogary,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny,], Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] “… to the use & intent that the sd Frances in case she should survive the said Robert might have and receive
thereout for her jointure an Annuity of one hundred pounds Sterl …” |
|
164 |
397 |
111109 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh |
1750 Oct 26 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE 1746-1751
Image
209
Between Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] Co Armagh Esquire
and the Reverend Philip SKELTON, Klerk and Sarah PRINGLE, widow, executors
the last will and Testament of John PRINGLE late of Calledon in County Tyrone
Esquire deceased of the one part; and William PRINGLE third son of the said
John PRINGLE of the other part (and the release being endorsed on a lease
bearing date the 31st day of October 1735 made between Margaret
HAMILTON of Calledon [aka Calladon] aforesaid spinster of the one part and
the said John PRINGLE of the other part whereby the said Margaret HAMILTON
demise to John PRINGLE his heirs and assigns for the term of three lives at
the yearly rent of £60 town and lands of Anaghroa & Anagheramph is then
meared and bounded in the possession of the said John PRINGLE, Barony of
Dungannon, County Tyrone. Robert MAXWELL, Philip SKELTON, and Sarah PRINGLE
assigned to William Pringle in his actual possession, to hold for three
lives. WITNESS: Reverend Robert PRINGLE, clerk, and Robert ELLIS, gent, both
of Caledon aforesaid. |
|
166 |
269 |
111466 |
McMURRAY
WADDELL |
Down
Armagh |
1754
Feb 4 |
WADDELL to McMURREY 1739-1810
(TI Bk 45) Drumgaviny
NAMES: Robert WADDELL of
Lisnaveane; James McMURRAY of Drumgavney; Alexander WADDELL of Island Derry,
Co. Down; Robert MAXWELL, son of Capt MAXWELL of College Hill, Co. Armagh;
John ECHLIN son of Rev. Robert ECHLIN; William DUNLAP of Ballybay; Mary
WADDELL nee STUART; David GILLESPY of Drummuck; Thomas NOBLE of Donamoyne;
Richard EXHAM & Alexander MONTGOMERY. |
|
166 |
289 |
111573 |
OLIVER, Andrew & Sarah |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1754,
Feb 9 |
OLIVER, Andrew - NORRIS
1746-1758
James NORRIS of Torrehage [AKA
Tannagh], Parish of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone; Charles NORRIS of Larakeen AKA
Lairakeen, Parish of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone; Andrew OLIVER of the Parish of
Tynan (possibly Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].); Sarah OLIVER,
daughter of Andrew OLIVER; Margaret HAMILTON, Countess of Orrey; Ben OLIVER
of Farmacartley AKA Farmacaffly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh;
John CALDWELL of Caledon, Co. Tyrone; Robert BRENAN of Glaslough, Co.
Monaghan. (etc) sworn at Monaghan, Co. Monaghan 16 Oct 1753 .NOTE: This was previously dated 1754 Feb 9th - likely the
date it was registered, not made |
|
167 |
127 |
111587 |
PRINGLE |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1750 Oct 26 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE1746-1751
Image
407
between Reverend Doctor Robert MAXWELL then of Fellows
Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]in County Armagh,
since deceased of the one part and John PRINGLE then Junior of Caledon in
County Tyrone gent. Since deceased of the other part … Lands of Dowgry [Doogary,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], 161a, Parish of
Tynan |
|
167 |
292 |
112521 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
WALKER-CULLEN |
|
172 |
356 |
116290 |
DONALDSON, Alexander |
Armagh |
1740 Nov 19 |
Image
515
BTW Randal DONNELSON of Castle Dillon [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 Esq of 1 pt & Alexander DONNALSON of
Phillipstown. Quarter of Cloghoge [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
commonly called McShane’s Quarter, Co. Armagh for lives of Samuel DONNALDSON
and Joseph DONNALDSON 4th & 5th sons of Alexander
DONNALDSON. Witness: John DONNALDSON of Castle Dillon man servant to Randal
DONNALDSON and by Hugh McMASTER of Foxfield, Co. Armagh farmer.
NOTE: Alexander
DONALDSON (1671-1776). It is possible that
John DONALDSON (his eldest son) was the John DONALDSON manservant to Randal
DONALDSON
NOTE: There are three
Cloghoge townlands
· · Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Killevy (Upper Orior portion) Civil Parish, Barony of
Orior Upper, Co. Armagh 323 A, 2 R, 31 P
· Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Ballymore Civil Parish, Barony of Orior Lower, Co. Armagh
229 A, 0 R, 7 P
· Cloghoge (Clochóg) , Creggan Civil Parish, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh 926
A, 3 R, 2 P |
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176 |
414 |
119399 |
JACKSON,
Mary & husb |
Armagh
Dublin |
1755 Nov 15 |
OBINS & wife-BLACKER Book Index 1758-1768
Btw Anthony OBINS of Portadown Co Armagh Chirugeon
& Mary OBINS otherwise BURLEIGH otherwise JACKSON his wife and
Samuel BLACKER of Dublin
SEE: OBINS
family. |
|
180 |
181 |
120047 |
JACKSON, Charles |
Armagh |
1756 Feb 17 |
JACKSON-HUTCHINSON Book Index 1758-1768
Charles JACKSON near town of Armagh bond
payable to Samuel HUTCHESON of Killiny [probably Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co Armagh; interest payable to George HUTCHESON of Killuny [Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
for park of land in Parish & Co Armagh was demised to said Charles JACKSON by Thomas Townley DAWSON of Dublin. Witnesses incl John
KENNEDY & William DICKY both of Armagh, Co. Armagh |
|
180 |
360 |
120885 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1756 May 8 |
McCULLAGH John to LEVINGTON 1746-1758
Image
190
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 |
|
181 |
13 |
119240 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
DONNALDSON-DONNALDSON Freduff
aka Freeduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
DONALDSON-DONALDSON Book 2 (1739-1810) |
|
182 |
44 |
120046 |
JACKSON, Charles |
Armagh |
1756 Feb 10 |
JACKSON-HUTCHESON Book Index 1758-1768
Charles JACKSON, city of Armagh, yeoman
bond payable to George HUTCHESON of Killuny [Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Gent land in possession of Charles JACKSON previously enjoyed
by Alexander MORTON late of City of Armagh. echoes deed 180-181-120047. |
|
185 |
430 |
123742 |
NOBLE |
Monaghan Longford
Amagh |
1746 Sep 1 |
GRAHAM-NOBLE 1739-1810 Armaghbregagh [Armaghbrague,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Ballymacowen [??]
Btw Richard GRAHAM of Culmain, Co. Monaghan & Adam
NOBLE of Longfield in said Co. Gent. |
|
187 |
147 |
124298 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1757 Apr 5 |
WRIGHT & Wife- GRAHAM 1739-1810 Lettmicollin
Image
417
BTW William WRIGHT & Rose WRIGHT otherwise REED his
wife of Monage Co. Monaghan of 1st pt. Reedy WRIGHT of Monage Co.
Monaghan weaver eldest son and heir of William WRIGHT and Rose WRIGHT of 2nd pt & Capt Arthur GRAHAM of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. …
release of land of Lettmicollen [Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
as the same was demised to John REED deceased by Arthur GRAHAM late of
Ballyheridan [Ballyheridan,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh
deceased … William WRIGHT [SEAL] |
|
187 |
272 |
124912 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to MURPHY 1746-1758
Image
481
James McCULLAGH of Camley [Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper.],
Co. Armagh Esq. demised to Christopher MURPHY and Michael MURPHY of
Crewmeycee [possibly Creevekeeran Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in Co.
Armagh lands of Lissawry [either Lissaraw Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] part of
town and lands of Crewmeyer in their actual possession 160a in Barony of Fews
Co. Armagh saving and reserving all Timber or other Trees underground and
& one moiety of Woods and Underwoods & Timber … Mines, Minerals,
Quarries & Royalties & all Waters Watercourses Mills Milldams Wires
& Roads with Liberty to cut turf. … WITNESS: John McILVINE of the Fews
farmer & James MACULLA of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent. Memorial WITNESS:
James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Apothecary. James
McCULLOCH [SEAL]
SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
187 |
273 |
124913 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CALLAHAN 1746-1758
Image
481
James McCULLAGH of Camoley Camley [Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & James CALLAHAN of Glassdrumaghy [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. Part of Townlands of Glassdrumaghy &
Corrackminconey [possibly Carrickamone Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
in his actual possession 11a … in Barony of Fews … WITNESS: Patrick CALLAGHAN
of the Fews Co. Armagh farmer & James MACALLA of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent.
WITNESS: James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co. Armagh
Apothecary. James McCULLOCH [SEAL]
SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
|
187 |
274 |
124915 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 18 |
McCULLOCH Jas to CALLAHAN 1746-1758
Image
482
James McCULLAGH of Camoley [Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],,
Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & Patrick CALLAHAN of Mongoleagh Co. Armagh Gent
of other pt. Part of Townland of Mongoleagh [Monaguillagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Crewkeyrer [Creevekeeran,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Corrackinconey [possibly Carrickamone Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
in his actual possession 99a … in Barony of Fews … WITNESS: Patrick
CALLAGHAN of the Fews Co. Armagh farmer & James MACALLA of Armagh, Co.
Armagh Gent. WITNESS: James MACULLA & Patrick HOUSTON of Armagh, Co.
Armagh Apothecary. James McCULLOCH [SEAL]
SEE: McCULLAGH connections |
|
187 |
456 |
125959 |
McCULLAGH |
|
1757 Oct 24 |
McCULLOCH Alexr to HUTCHINSON 1746-1758
Image
574
BTW Alexander McCULLAGH of Town & Co. Armagh
Innkeeper of 1 pt; Leland HUTCHESON of Killuny [Killuney,
Parish Armagh
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
in Parish & Co. Armagh Ghent of other. In consideration of £305.16.4
granted to Leland HUTCHESON part of lower half townland of Ballynerry [possibly Ballynewry , Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack Co. Armagh containing 80a formerly held by Alexander COODY …
lives of Alexander COODY in said deed of release mentioned James McCULLAGH
& William McCULLAGH sons of said Alexander McCULLAGH … lands of
Blackwater Town then in possession of Alexander McCULLAGH containing in front
82’ with gateways into the Backyard as the same was laid out South joining
the road leading to the Bridge of said Blackwater Town & on the Eastside
joining Falls Tenement 93’ backwards from the front *=& in the Northside
92’ including the breadth of the Gateway down from the front & West side
joining John HENDERSON’s tenement 93’ contains 31 1/4p in Blackwater Town Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: Hugh CUMING of Beltaran [possibly Baltarran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of Town & Co. Armagh Gent &
John SCOTT of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent.
SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
188 |
20 |
124336 |
BALL, John |
Armagh
Kilkenny |
1757 Jan 10 |
Image
17
SOURCE: Original Notes from TGF Paterson:
John BALL of Three Castles, Co. Kilkenny. Esq of
1 pt to Henry HARDEN of Harrybrooke Co Armagh Gent of other pt for £166
BALL set to HARDEN townland of Ballyenan als Balls Moor [??] 50 acres in Parish Loughgilly Co Armagh late in
tenancy of Rev. Dr. J. KEARNEY with liberty to sell turf off it for life of
James HARDEN son of said Henry & lives of St John BLACKER son of Samuel
BLACKER of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] &
William BLACKER 2nd son of William BLACKER of Carrick, Co Armagh. for 61
years. WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON of Roxboro Esq. [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
James HARDY of Dromart
[Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower], junior,
linen draper both of Co. Armagh. WITNESS: John JOHNSTON of Roxborough Esq.
[aka Roxborogh - Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
& James HARDY of Dromart Linen Draper all in said Co. [Armagh] John
BALL [SEAL] NOTE: John BALL was the husband of Dorothy JACKSON. See JACKSONs
of Colerain |
|
188 |
361
381 |
126001 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
GILMER-SCOTT Adamsfield See below # 126002. |
|
188 |
362 |
126002 |
GILLMER |
Armagh |
7 Nov 1757 |
GILLMER James deceased. Lease of property at Monoony
[going from other deeds, probably Manooney,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], , 20 years,
7s:3d per acre pa, renewable if George BAKER late of Monoony obtains renewal
from heirs of late James GILLMER signed as acting exor of Archibald SCOTT of
Killilea [Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]. Sworn 6 Aug 1757, |
|
188 |
443 |
126264 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh
Monaghan
Fermanagh |
1757 Nov 17 |
PRINGLE-NIXON Killynure
Btw Rev. Robert PRINGLE of
Madden Co Armagh clk of the 1 pt & Rev. Adam NIXON of Clontebrit, Co
Monaghan & Richard HASSARD of Garden Hill Co Fermnanagh of other pt.
between said Robert PRINGLE & Frances PRINGLE otherwise ENERY of
the 1st pt ; Adam NIXON & Richard HASSARD of the 2nd pt & Arthur ROBINSON of Ballynametagh [Ballynameta (Baile na mBiatach) (aka Wood Park), Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Co Armagh Esq.
and William PRINGLE of Caledon Co Tyrone Gent of the 3rd pt…. nd
the said Robert PRINGLE sold to Adam NIXON & Richard HASSARD the town and
land of the Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
containing one Balliboe Enoghsegert otherwise Enoghsogart [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
containing one ballyboe Lisbano otherwise Lisonowe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
containing one ballyboe Magherarville otherwise Maghererrall [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] containing one Balliboe Killyneure otherwise Killonure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
containing one ballyboe Aghamilly otherwise Aughavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
containing one Balliboe Lislea otherwise Lislough [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
all situate lying and being in the County of Armagh… held by Robert PRINGLE
by lease from and under the Vicars Choral and Organists of the Cathedral
Church of St Patrick Armagh. To set the lands to Adam NIXON & Richard
HASSARD their heirs etc. WITNESS: Richard WILSON & Hector GRAHAM City of
Dublin. NOTE:
I looked in NIXON in Names Index to see if there was anything to follow-up
on. Not. |
|
189 |
5 |
124378 |
DOBBIN |
Monaghan |
1739-1810 |
DOBBIN-DOBBIN Book 45 (1739-1810)
Corfad
Image
337
BTW William DOBBIN of Corfad, Co. Monaghan, Gent of 1
pt & Thomas DOBBIN of Armagh Co. Armagh Gent & nephew of William
DOBBIN of the other pt… lease under Rev. Henry LESLIE of Ballybea
[aka Ballybay] Co. Monaghan …lives William DONAWIN Jane DONAWIN son &
daughter to John DONAWIN of Narrow Water Co. Down & Margaret TURNER
daughter to John TURNER of Corfad. … WITNESS: Hugh CUMING & Isaac GLENNY |
|
189 |
151 |
124990 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 8 |
Image
411
between Leonard DOBBIN of Curry in Co. Armagh gent of
the one part and John McCULLAGH of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Co.
Armagh gent of the other part. For consideration of £100 for three fields of
lands in the townland of Curry known by the name of the bleach green and the
two fields adjoining above said green granted by Hugh WALTON of Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Co. Armagh two George GRINDLE of Ballynewry [Ballynewry,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
by indenture 5th June 1751 for the lives of Hugh WALTON James WALTON and
William WALTON brothers of the said Hugh WALTON and the longest living of
them. … half of the corn mill of Corry [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and half
of the land belonging to Anne Jean DOBBIN by the last will and testament of
Joseph KIBBEN of Hillsborough Co. Down deceased wife of the said Leonard
DOBBIN in right of whom the said Leonard DOBBIN became entitled … mill of
Corey and the land belonging with said in the parish of Mullaghbreck Barony
Lower Fews, County Armagh witnesses Thomas KENNEDY and John SCOTT of Armagh,
County Armagh |
|
190 |
7 |
124943 |
1757 Jun 23 |
Armagh
Dublin |
1739-1810 |
MAXWELL-McCARTNEY Ballyrea
Deed btw Rev. John MAXWELL of Rosebrook, Co. Armagh
& Alexander HUTCHESON of City of Dublin Gent exors of the last will and
testament of Hans HUTCHESON late of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, but last of Newry Co Down Gent deceased of the 1 pt; &
James McCARTNEY of Armagh Merchant of the other… and with the consent and
approbation of John MAXWELL of Falkland Co. Monaghan Dr. of Divinity
made over to James McCARTNEY lands of Ballyrea. In Barony & Co of
Armagh…. More legal |
|
190 |
362 |
127209 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Meath
Armagh |
1758 Feb 6 |
? CARRICK & ors Book Index 1758-1768
Killishandra etc
Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]&
wife Nichola Anne JACKSON otherwise HAMILTON youngest daughter
of Arthur Cecil HAMILTON… many townlands. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
192 |
0 |
127009 |
MENAGH |
Armagh |
1757 Oct 17 |
William STEVENSON of Edinborough [aka Edinburgh],
grandson of James STEVENSON, Gent of Stewartstown, Tyrone of 1st part & James MENAGH, Merchant of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] Armagh of 2nd part . NOTE:
The property was not mentioned in these notes. For lives of Alexander
MATTHEWS & Jane MATTHEWS (daughter of Alexander) and Margaret (wife of
Alexander). Also lives of Alexander, Archibald & Daniel BELL. William
& Arthur BROWNLOW, both deceased were mentioned. WITNESSES: William
CHALONER & Henry DUMAS, both of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh. |
|
194 |
4 |
127222 |
DICKIE |
Armagh |
1758 |
DICKIE, William –A raising £30 on lease on property in
Armagh from Thomas Townley DAWSON, 17 Aug 1754 for 31 years. Subject to
redemption. lease on Armagh AnneChamley;
John SCOTT |
|
194 |
56 |
128620 |
THOMPSON, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1754 Jun 2 |
THOMPSON, Elizabeth – her will Lettemacullum,
Elizabeth THOMPSON of Derryree, Co. Fermanagh, widow,
Husband Edward THOMPSON deceased…left lands in Lettermacullum [Latmacollum Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] to son William THOMPSON … daughter Catherine
THOMPSON |
|
194 |
101 |
128815 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1758 Jun 19 |
MITCHELL Book Index 1758-1768 Forkhill,
Image
58
Lease btw Henry HATCH of City of Dublin Esq Henry
ARCHDALE of said City merchant & Timothy ALLEN of said City Alderman of
one pt & Henry MITCHELL of City of Dublin other part. Release of
indenture in 4 parts between Henry HATCH, Henry ARCHDALL and Timothy
ALLEN of one pt; Bartholomew BURTON of City of London of 2nd pt Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Esq. of 3rd pt & Henry MITCHELL of
4th pt. Lots of lands mentioned in Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] in
Barony of Orier, Co Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine
See also ROD:
139-536-96011 for details on townlands.
Also ROD:76-2-52415 re Benjamin BURTON of City of Dublin
with links to BARKERs and Eagle Hill, Co. Carlow. |
|
196 |
302` |
130085 |
JOHNSTON, John |
Armagh |
1758 Nov 15 |
Memorial of a deed bearing date June 24 1754 btw
Thos BALL of Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
, Co. Armagh Esq. of the one pt & John JOHNSTON of Roxborough [aka
Roxborogh - Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
in the said Co. Gent of the other pt. witnessing that the said Thomas BALL
for the consideration demised to John JOHNSTON the Mills of Cashel [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier with 6 acres of land adjoining the said Mills also the strip of
land known by the name of Emerinvore [posibly Ummerinvore,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper or Ummeracam
(Johnston) or Ummeracam
(Ball) North and/or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
] … for life of Richard JOHNSTON natural son of John JOHNSTON…
confirmed and signed over to Richard JOHNSTON his natural son these lands. WITNESS: Samuel GORDON of Armagh farmer
& James McCULLA of Armagh &
John MARMION of Atherdee in Co. Louth Carpenter. NOTE:
Richard JOHNSTON (bef 1753-aft 1792) married Anne JACKSON of
Creggan, Co. Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] |
|
199 |
408 |
132684 |
GILMORE |
Armagh |
1759 Feb 20 |
GILMER-HERDMAN Annaghanenagh
Upper pt & half townland of Treigher (?) [??] + Annaghanenagh otherwise Anaghnenagh in
__enagh(?) parish [possibly Annaghboy aka Rosebrook, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh,]
- assigned by John GILLMER, Gent, Administrator of goods & chattles of
Samuel GILMER, Gent, late of Monconey [possibly Monclone,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
ARMAGH; dec'd, with consent of George GILMER, Gent, Phebe WILTSILT orse
GILMER, widow, of Grange, Co. Tyrone, William YOUNG, Margaret YOUNG, orse
GILMER, wife of William YOUNG, Melinda GILMER, spinster, Catherine GILMER,
spinster, to Charles HERDMAN, Gent, of Cove (?) [??] Co. Armagh, for £162 10p halfpenny Ster for himself and other
parties and 5s to George GILMER, Phebe WILTSILT orse GILMER, William, as
Samuel GILMER held by the grantor, the Lord Primate and same assigned
to Thomas VERNER by JOHNSTON in trust for them the children of Samuel GILMER
[... staining] for 21 years [... staining]. REGISTRAR: James SAUNDERS,
WITNESSES: Andrew PRENTICE, Gent, Parish & Co. Armagh, Hugh CUMING,
parish of Ballycromie [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],],
Co. Armagh. Thanks to Mike Stewart. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
200 |
373 |
133537 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1759 Sep 19 |
McCULLOCH Anne, Henry & Jas to CRAWFORD. This is
a marriage agreement concerning the marriage of Robert ALEXANDER & Ann
McCULLOCH. Nathaniel ALEXANDER, Alderman of Londonderry to Robert
ALEXANDER, 2nd son of Nathaniel ALEXANDER, intended groom £3000.
Lands released by Henry McCULLOCH, Esq. of Ballyanton, Londonderry and by
Henry McCULLOCH & James McCULLOCH, eldest son and heir in law of William
McCULLOCH to James CRAWFORD of Crawfordsburn,, Co. Down & Robert
McCLINTOCK, Esq. of Strabane, Tyrone to hold in trust for several uses. Henry
McCULLOCH to pay £500 marr portion; Henry McCULLOCH released unto James
CRAWFORD & Robert McCLINTOCK 2 messuages on n.side Bishops st
Londonderry bnd on east [unnamed dissenting] on north by Meeting
house yard on west by James COWDEN & ten't of Rev. John CONINGHAM - along
with 60p of land on Island of Derry by on East by William HARPER + 212p
on Island of Derry bnd on east by perches of Widow GIFFORD, Nathaniel
ALEXANDER & Widow MORAN; on south by Thomas YOUNG + 24 p on s.side of rd
to Colemore bnd on east by George GUNN on west by Frederick GORDON &
Henry DIXON; for life of William DARCUS, 2nd son of Henry DARCUS
of Londonderry, Henry DARCUS, 3rd son of Henry DARCUS & Robert
DARCUS, 4th son of Henry DARCUS as demised by Society of G0__
[Goldsmiths?] & Assistants of London of new Plantation of Ulster to
Nathaniel ALEXANDER. Robert ALEXANDER agreed if Ann McCULLOCH the younger, 2nd daughter of Henry McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH to survive him, then his
land to be charged with £50 annuity for Ann McCULLOCH during life of Ann
McCULLOCH and Henry McCULLOCH; if Robert ALEXANDER to survive Ann McCULLOCH
£2000 to the children; others such intents. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS.
WITNESSES: Jane McCULLOCH, spinster of Belfast, Co. Antrim; Samuel CURRY,
merchant of Londonderry City; Henry McCULLOCH, servant; Mathew _EALY
[MEALY?], yeoman of Camoly [probably Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper], Co. Armagh; Luke _EALY [MEALY?], yeoman of Camoly, Co. Armagh
& John ECKLIN, Clerk of Drogheda, Co. Louth.
Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes.
NOTE: A Matthew and Luke
MAILEE both show up in the Tithes Applotments of 1830 SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
201 |
311 |
132994 |
JACKSON, Mary |
Down
Dublin |
1759 Jul 16 |
BLACKER-OBINS Image
165 BTW Samuel BLACKER of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Mary
OBINS of Portadown, Co. Armagh Widow of the other pt. reciting deed 16th & 17th Nov 1755 btw Anthony OBINS of Portadown, surgeon & Mary OBINS otherwise BURLEIGH otherwise JACKSON his then wife of 1 pt &
Samuel BLACKER of the other pt Anthony OBINS his wife in consid of £200 paid
by said Samuel BLACKER conferrd lands of Ballooneggane Barony of Lower Evagh,
Co. Down … Now that OBINS is dead, money is now due and owing to BLACKER.
WITNESS: Thomas KENNEDY of City of Dublin Gent & John BURLEGH of Newry,
Co. Down Gent.
SEE: OBINS
family. |
|
202 |
460 |
134738 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1748 Dec 10 |
JACKSON-JACKSON Book Index 1758-1768
Image
573
Btw John JACKSON Derrymore, Co Armagh
famer of one pt & John JACKSON the younger of Derrymore [possibly Derrycor,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] aforesaid weaver... dwelling house in possession of John JACKSON younger with one full half of the two Islands commonly known of Derrysoose [possibly townland of Derrycoose.
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
and Derryvernder [possibly Derrywharragh
Island, in townland Maghery,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] for the natural lives of Thomas ROE eldest son of George ROE of
Derryaugh [Derryaugh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] William JACKSON eldest son of him the said John JACKSON the younger William JACKSON eldest son of George JACKSON of Clancarrish [Cloncarrish,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] for 40 years in townland of Ballynanary [Ballynarry,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Parish of Tartnaghan, Co. Armagh … excepting what is leased to
Edward OBRE of Clankew [possibly Clontylew,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh Esq. WITNESS: Thomas WOODS of Derrykineff [possibly Derrykeeran or Derrykeevan]
Parish Tartnaghan, Co. Armagh Carpenter & Edward MURPHY of Clontelewin [possibly Clontylew,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Co. Armagh. Memorial WITNESS:
Thomas WOODS & James MARLAY of Drumanduffe, [possibly Drumduff , Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony of Tiranny] Co. Armagh. John
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
202 |
464 |
134758 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1757 Oct 12 |
HADDEN & ors-BRYAN & ors
Btw Jane HADDEN otherwise JOHNSTON of Old Aberdeen,
Scotland & Josiah BRYAN & Wm BRYAN of City of Dublin Merch of other
pt & release made btw sd Jane HADDEN of 1st part William JACKSON of sd city Gent & Mary JACKSON otherwise
AICKIN otherwise PAINE his wife of the 2nd part...sd Jane HADDEN
heir at law of John JOHNSTON late of Butler’s Lane, City of Dublin by
assignment of lease by Alice JOHNSTON his widow... George AICKIN father of
Francis AICKIN... Townlands of Westpaldstown, Co. Dublin...
See also: ROD: 372-163-248081
Oct 14, 1785 Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co Armagh Esq. of the one pt & Sarah BELL of
City of Dublin widow of the other part. Reciting that William JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Gent and Mary JACKSON otherwise [SECHIN?] otherwise PAINE his wife both since
deceased by Indenture of Release dated 9 May 1763 in consid of 69 pounds 3 shillings
to them lent and advanced by sd Richard JACKSON granted released
and confirmed unto the sd Richard JACKSON all that piece or parcel of
ground with an house thereupon built and shed situate lying and being
in Dolphins Barn Lane near the Bridge on the North Side thereof in the Manor
and Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore Co Dublin containing in
front from the river to Mrs. POOLs holding 62 foot and in the rere from
the river to Mr POOLs ditch 78 feet and from the front to Mr POOLs park about
256 feet to the same more or less in as full and ample manner as demised by
Thomas WILSON of the City of Dublin Merchant & John HIGGINSON of Dolphins
Barn aforesaid. Merchant for three leases renewable forever and as the said
John HIGGINSON Granted and Conveyed the same unto Samuel PAINE late of Cork
St. Co Dublin, brewer deceased. To hold toward Richard JACKSON his
heirs and assigns for three lives then in being and the survivor or survivors
of them and for the life and lives of such other person and persons should
forever be added to the time and term granted of said recited premises by
virtue of the lease which they said William JACKSON and Mary his wife
held same and the covenant for perpetual renewal subject to a moiety of
the rents therin contained and subject to the Condition of redemption therin
also contained a payment of said sum of 69 pounds 12 shillings
with Lawful Interest on a day therein mentioned and long since past and
reciting that the said sum with a considerable arrear of interest was still
due and owing to said Richard JACKSON. By said deed of which this writing the
said Richard JACKSON for the consideration therin mentioned did Grant
Release and Confirm unto the said Sarah BELL in her actual possession then
being by virtue of the Bargain and Sale therein mentioned all that the
aforesaid premises and all said Richard JACKSON interest therin and
thereunto to hold to said Sarah BELL her heirs and assigns forever…
WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON City of Dublin; & John BELL. SEE: also Michael
JACKSON Clothier of Pimlico. |
|
203 |
137 |
134510 |
WILSON |
Armagh |
1760 Jan 26 |
HAMPTON-WILSON Ballywooly,
Christopher HAMPTION & John HAMPTON both of
Balliwilly [Ballywilly,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Parish of Kilmore, Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st pt; Robert WILSON of
Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Parish
of Armagh of 2nd pt for 238 pounds lands of part of
Ballymurg otherwise Ballywooly and homestead of Killmore [Kilmore,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
called the homestead of Ballywooly, Parish of Kilmore, barony of Oneiland,
Co. Armagh |
|
205 |
21 |
135749 |
|
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
HAMILTON-HAMILTON Balleagh
Marriage arts – David CARLISLE of Drumgreenagh [Drumgreenagh,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Parish
of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh; George HAMILTON of Belleagh [possibly Ballynameta, or Bealteagh, both Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of Tynan,
Co Armagh & John HAMILTON son of George HAMILTON dated Feb 19, 1760 –
marriage had taken place between John HAMILTON & Elizabeth CARLISLE
daughter to David CARLISLE. |
|
208 |
47 |
136825 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1760 Aug 12 |
JACKSON-MARSHALL Book Index 1758-1768
Image
359
Richard JACKSON Sherriff of Armagh Esq of
1 pt & John MARSHALL of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
of said Co Armagh, Merchant of other. In consideration of £80 paid by
MARSHALL granted tenement backside and garden lately in possession of Samuel
GRAHAM of Blackwatertown Co. Armagh Merchant which he held by lease under
Richard DAWSON of City of Dublin Esq. containing in front 60’ and for
backside and garden 37p. joining on one end to John TROTTERs tenement and on
the other to the road leading from Armagh to Charlemount as als all that
plott of ground in Blackwatertowne lately in Samuel’s possession containing
in front 40’ north joining the road leading the Bridge of said Blackwatertown
and one east wide joining William CLARKEs tenement and on the south side 43’
and on the east side joining John HEASTYs tenement containing backwards from
the front one rood also part of Tullykovan [Tullykevan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
lately in possession of Samuel GRAHAM containing 10a with 1a turf bog … lease
changed by writ of Fieri facis [a writ authorizing a sheriff to seize
and sell certain items of the property of a debtor] at the suit of Joseph
MARSHALL assignee of Joseph HALL for sum of £60.3.10 all which said several
lands … lying & being in and near town of Blackwater Co. Armagh … WITNES:
John BURGES of Town of Armagh Gent & James DOBBIN clke to John BURGES.
NOTE: This was the
Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) of Forkhill, Co. Armagh |
|
208 |
448 |
139296 |
OATES |
Armagh |
1750 Apr 28 |
SEAVER-OATES Book 2 (1739-1810) NOTES in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Between Richard SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st part & Thomas OATES of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent of the other part. For £13.8.2 paid by Thomas OATES ...
granted part of Ballinahonebeg then in tenure and occupation of Thomas OATS
& his undertenants ... formerly held by him and his brother John OATS,
deceased.... for term of 17 years WITNESS: John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Parish & Co.
Armagh, Gent & Andrew PRENTICE Town & Co. Armagh, Gent John OATS of
Ballynahonebeg Michael SEAVER of Bellaghy. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OATES-JACKSON connection. |
|
209 |
358 |
138780 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1761 Apr 4 |
SEAVER-ASHMUR Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
1739-1810
Image
199
Same properties as in #138781 beneath. |
|
209 |
360 |
138781 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1761 Apr 4 |
SEAVER-JOHNSTON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg
Image
200
BTW Richard SEAVER of Ballaghyiny [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John JOHNSTON of Annaghgoreiny, Co. Monaghan.
Richard SEAVER in consideration of love he had for his grandson John JOHNSTON
sold 1/5th pt of two towns of Balinchonebegg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Ballaghtry otherwise Ballaghyin, Co. Armagh … |
|
211 |
36 |
137458 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1760 Apr 7 |
McCULLOGH Samuel to TWEEDY 1758-1768
Image
26
BTW William TWEEDY of Drumatee Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt
& Samuel McCULLAGH of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Merchant of other pt. For £100 TWEEDY to McCULLAGH tenement formerly in possession
of Widow LUKE in Markethill adjoining Mrs McCLAINS tenement formerly in
possession of Widow REDMOND in townland of Coolinalish [Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] 8a English Measure bounded by land formerly belonging
to Samuel ADAMS in town of Markethill on Westside of Street and also house on
Eastside of Markethill with garden containing 2r 20p adjoining on one side
James STUART formerly lived on the other side by a house formerly belonging
to Archibald WOOD deceased together with one park of land in townland of
Markethill containing 5a 2r English Measure also 2 parks of land in townland
of Ednekennedy [Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] one lying
on east side the other on the west side of the Great Road leading from
Markethill towards Kilbracks [Kilbracks,,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] containing
12a 2r together with 1r of Turf Bog on townland of Bryandrum [Bryandrum,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] adjoining
Ballyany [Ballyanny,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in parish
Mullaghbrack Barony of Fews Co. Armagh & held by lease by Sir Archibald
ACHESON Bart to said Samuel McCULLAGH now in actual possession of William
TWEEDY and his undertenants ..
NOTE: I suspect this was
the Samuel McCULLAGH, son of John McCULLAGH of Clady and brother of Janet
McCULLAGH wife of William OLIVER (abt 1765-1854) of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]. It is possible that he emigrated to America and died in
1809 at Duck River, near Columbia. |
|
211 |
402 |
140609 |
JOHNSTON |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1761 May 14 |
JOHNSTON-KANE Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Image
211
Btw Galbraith LOWRY of Aghenisinny Co Tyrone &
Armor LOWRY of same...... Redmond KENNEDY of Dublin of 3rd pt..
lots of townlands in Co Tyrone & Armagh...Sarah LOWRY wife of Armor LOWRY
– long complicated deed... |
|
213 |
292 |
141162 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1761 Nov 7 |
KNIPE-JACKSON 1739-1810
Image
157
BTW John KNIPE of Ballymartrim
in Parish & Co. Armagh and Alice KNIPE otherwise MATHORS his wife of 1
pt; John BURGES of Town & Co. Armagh Gent & William MATHORS of
Killmore in Co. Armagh gent of 2nd pt John POOLER of Tullymore Co.
Armagh surviving trustess mentioned in will of Arthur KNIPE late of
Ballymartrim Gent of 3rd pt. & Robert JACKSON merchant
of Town & Co. Armagh of 4th pt. For £151.10.2 Robert JACKSON
paid to John KNIPE to pay off fine due to his Grace the Lord Primate for the
renewal of the lands of Ballymartrim
Etra & Ballymartrim
Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh & several debts due to John KNIPE … granted to Robert JACKSON lands of
Ballmartrim Itra and Ballymartrim Outra in Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas ROE
of City of Dublin Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin Gent Robert
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
216 |
344 |
443143 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1762 Jun 30 |
Btw John KNIPE of Ballymahon Co Armagh Gent of 1
pt & Robert JACKSON Armagh in sd Co Merchant of the other
pt.. To do with will of deceased KNIPE
SEE: ROD: 213-292-141162 |
|
217 |
11 |
141134 |
BELL |
Armagh |
1760 Dec 31 |
BELL-WILSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
1739-1810
Image
367
Btw Umphry BELL John BELL & Nichole BELL executors
of last will & test of George BELL late of town & Co Armagh Esq.
Dec’d Charles SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in sd Co Armagh Gent of 2nd part &
Robert WILSON of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co Armagh
Linnen Draper of 3rd pt.... 92 acres made over to WILSON. |
|
217 |
207 |
143385 |
|
Armagh |
1762 Jun 9 |
NELSON-BRENNAND Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
1739-1810
Image
467
BTW Phoebe NELSON of City of Dublin widow & relict
of William NELSON late of Armagh, Co. Armagh Merchant deceased of 1 pt;
Stephen MILBANK of City of Armagh Chandler of 2nd pt; Henry
BRENNAND of City Armagh Gent of 3rd pt. Phoebe NELSON was entitled
to an annuity out of lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
in possession of George BENDORMN nephew to WiIliam NELSON and marriage to be
shortly had btw Phoebe NELSON & Stephen MILBANK … WITNESS: Bernard
BENNETTT of City of Dublin Sword Cutler & Phoebe BRENNAND and Judith
BRENNAND of City of Dublin spinsters. |
|
218 |
462 |
144357 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1762 Oct 23 |
JACKSON-McGEOUGH Book Index 1758-1768
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Robert JACKSON of town & Co Armagh of
1 pt& Wm McGEOUGH of same..... lease of Ballymartrim.[Ballymartrim
Etra & Ballymartrim
Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]..
£336 … WITNESS: Andrew PRENTICE & William MATHERS both of Co. Armagh
Gents |
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462 |
144358 |
|
Armagh |
1761 May 8 |
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BTW Thomas OGLE of Armagh Co. Armagh Gent & John
PRENTICE of Town & Co Armagh for 15 shillings demised the Houses and
Tenements & Homesteads with the Gardens formerly in possession of John
McMULLAN situate lying and being in the Kiln Entry bounded on the east with
James TOOLERs tenement on the west with Patrick MORRAN & Widow MORRANS
tenement on the North with the Kiln Entry & on the South with a Young
Orchard belonging to above-named Thomas OGLE to John PRENTICE for 30 years …
WITNESS: Samuel MAY & Leonard DOBBIN both of Co. Armagh Gent. John
PRENTICE [SEAL] |
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224 |
600 |
148698 |
McCULLAGH, James & William |
Armagh |
1763 Dec 1 |
McCULLOCH Jas & William to DONNELLAN 1758-1768
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BTW James McCULLAGH of Camoly [probably Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of 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 1st part. Rt Hon
Hercules Langford ROWLEY of Summerhill Co. Meath Esq. sole acting executor
& residuary Legatee of the last will and Testament of Hercules ROWLEY
late of Summerhill Esq. deceased of the 2nd pt. Arthur UPTON of
Castleupton. Co. Antrim Esq. of 3rd pt & Nehemiah DONNELLAN
Gov of Carrickfergus Co. Antrim of 4th pt. Reciting that James
McCULLOCH and William McCULLOCH executors of the said William M’CULLOCH
deceased did for consideration release with consent of Hercules Langford
ROWLEY and Arthur UPTON grant to Nehemiah DONNELLAN town and lands of
Templepatrick … [many lands in Co. Antrim] for residue of term of 200
years limited by a Settlement recited in said deed of release to hold
[named] lands … WITNESS: Hercules HEYLAND of Belfast Co. Antrim & Michael
KELLY Co. Armagh… William McCULLAGH [SEAL]
SEE: ROD 36-491-23759. McCULLAGH
connections |
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227 |
477 |
148439 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1763 Aug 30 |
SEAVER-ASHMUR Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg
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BTW Richard SEAVER Town of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Gent, Michael SEAVER Town of Bellaghy, Gent, son
of said Richard SEAVER, John JOHNSTON of Killyneal, Co. Monaghan the said
Richard SEAVER’s grandson … loans from James ASHMUR of Loughgall, Co. Armagh
re: Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Belloghy… WITNESS: Hugh CUMING of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,
Co. Armagh & John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh &
Samuel COLVIN, Armagh. |
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232 |
300 |
152290 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin & Armagh |
1764 Aug 24 |
MITCHELL-WRAY & ors Book Index 1758-1768
Henry MITCHELL of City of Dublin Esq & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co
Armagh of 1 pt & Jackson WRAY of Ballycastle, Co Antrim Esq. &
John GODLEY of City of Dublin Esq of other part... 2,600 pounds....long list
of lands all in Barony of Orier, Co Armagh incl “Manor of Stonebridge”,
otherwise Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine
See ROD:139-536-96011 for list
of townlands. |
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237 |
152813 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh Monaghan |
1764
Aug 5 |
OLIVER, Andrew - THOMPSON 1758-1786
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NOTES: 1764 Aug 5 Between Andrew OLIVER of
Coradown in the Parish of Donagh, Co. Monaghan of the 1 pt & George
THOMPSON of Curunshagh [aka Corrinshigo], Parish of Currin, Co. Monaghan.
Andrew OLIVER demised to George THOMPSON the part of Carricknaveagh “to wit
the upper half of the half tate next adjoining to Carriketee lying and being
in the parish of Aghnamullen and said County of Monaghan ... for the lives of
the Revd Robert SMYTHE of Dillan in the Co. of Down, Alexander SMITH and John
SMITH brothers of the said Robert SMITH ... rent 4s 6p. Witness: John WILSON
of Oreas, Glasslough & Francis CARLISLE of Tournamale [aka Tiraneil]
& John ROGERS of Cornamuklagh all in Co. Monaghan. Witnessed by
Francis CARLIFFE & John FIDDES of the City of Dublin, Gent. George
THOMPSON [SEAL] Sworn 17 Aug 1764. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs. |
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152737 |
JOHNSTON, Samuel |
Armagh |
1757 Feb 16 |
JOHNSTON-ATKINSON 1739-1810
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A memorial of a bond dated 16th day of February 1757
reciting that there was several matters causes and disputes depending between
Samuel JOHNSTON and Carlton ATKINSON both of Tullymore [Is this Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], and the County of
Armagh relative to a marriage portion and a division of said family’s farm of
land houses and premises in the townland of Tullymore and the same being then
referred to the arbitration of Hugh WATSON of Cockhill [possibly Cock
Hill, Townland Kilcam Parish Keady, Barony of Tiranny or Cockhill,
Townland Drumanphy,
Parish Tartaraghan,
in the Barony of Oneilland
West] Thomas THOMPSON of Brohas Nathaniel GIBSONS of Drumully [possibly Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] and John
LAWSON of Loughgall in the County of Armagh and that it was fully agreed upon
by said parties that Bryan WARD the [should?] make in the premises provided
the same should be made that present day an also a memorial of the said award
of equal date with said Bond and Annexed thereto whereby the Arbitrators
therein and herein mentioned did in pursuance of the trust reposed in them
agree that the said Carlton ATKINSON should hold possess and enjoy the [Bawn
and Carr?] House adjoining the Highway and also all that part of the outhouse
from the Stable Wall to the lower end of the Cow house and that part of said
Samuel JOHNSTON farm of land in the townland of Tullymore in the County of
Armagh to wit that parcel lying on the Northwest side of said Samuel
JOHNSTON’s dwelling house to be measured from the stream part of said lands
from the North up to said dwelling house Bryan McCRORY’s holding to be
included all to make up one full third part of said Johnsons farm which he
held by lease from the Reverend Dean Anthony COPE registered with three acres
of turf bog in Tullamore bog & half an acre of turf bog in the Ross Moss
all said of lands houses and Moss to be held and enjoyed by said Carlton
ATKINSON from the first day of November then last during the lives in the
grand lease named by which said Samuel JOHNSTON holds said lands of Tullamore
and the Longest Liver of them the said Carlton ATKINS [sic] to pay one full
third of the rents fees and duties reserved to him said Anthony COPE and to
perform one third part of all the Clauses and Covenants in said Grand Lease
and further they did award that said Carlton ATKINS [sic] should pay unto the
said Samuel JOHNSTON during his life and to the wife of said Samuel if she
should survive him during her life the clear profits rents of £2.10 Sterling
yearly and every year & further that said Carlton ATKINS [sic] should pay
to the creditors of said Samuel & during his life one full third part of
all such debts as were then due by said Samuel JOHNSTON as the same should be
demanded by the said Carlton ATKINSON with his Family should dwell in said
family dwelling house until the 1st of November then next rent free in and
they did thereby further award all that whoever should possess the park of
lands where in the spring well then was all the parties occupying said Lands
and Premises held by Lease as aforesaid should have free right and regress to
Draw Water out of said well during said Lease and further that the said
Carlton ATKINSON should from the date there of Quit all manner of Right or
Claim to All the Cows Horses Goods Potatoes male Corn[aka meal corn]
Hay and Household Furniture whatsoever which he got into his custody of the
said Samuel JOHNSTON’s property since the first day of August then last Hay
for one cow Excepted and further that all Deeds Papers and Writings executed
by and between the said Carlton ATKINSON and Samuel JOHNSTON should upon
their Executing proper Deeds be delivered up to be Cancelled which said Bond
is witnessed by Thomas TOPPING of Cruesatt in the county of Armagh farmer
John BROWNLOW of Tullamore in said County Linen Draper and John CLINDINING of
Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
in the County of Armagh Gent since deceased and the said Award is witnessed
by Samuel JOHNSTON Carlton ATKINSON Robert JOHNSTON all of Tullamore in said
County of Armagh farmer and by Jervis JOHNSTON of the same town and County
[?] Thomas TOPPING and of Cruesatt in the said County farmer and by said John
CLINDINING. & this memorial is witnessed by the said Thomas TIPPIN and by
Robert ATKINSON of Mooney in the said County of Armagh gent. John LAWSON [SEAL].
Signed and sealed in the presence of us Thomas TOPPIN Robert ATKINSON. The
above named Thomas TOPPIN affirmeth that he is one of the people called
Quakers and has been so for one year last passed and further affirmed that he
saw the Bond & award annexed thereto of which the above is Memorialized
Executed as follows the said Bond by the parties thereto and said Award by
the above named Tom THOMPSON Hugh WATSON Nathaniel GIBSON and John LAWSON and
also saw the above Memorial signed and sealed by the said John LAWSON and
this affirmation says that the [?] Thomas TOPPIN signed and subscribed as
witness to said Award Bond and Memorial is his tis deponents name and proper
handwriting. Thomas TOPPIN Taken and affirmed before me at Richhill in the
County of Armagh the third day of November 1764 a Commission for taking
affidavits in the County and I know the affirmative Justices of the peace for
said County taken before us. Henry RICHARDSON. Archibald ATCHESON.
NOTE: I suspect this is
NOT Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh, but is another
Tullymore (there are several) |
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153561 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1763 Mar 6 |
Will of John BALL, Frederick St., Dublin, Esquire.
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My wife Margaret BALL, Thomas BALL, Seapark, County
Wicklow, Esq.,
John BALL of Frederick Street City of Dublin Esq in
last will devise all my interest in Lands of Loughross [Loughross,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],, The
Island of Loughross [??], Crunkill, Tullyard [Tullyard,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Clarbane, Ratreelan, Creeckeeran [probably Creenkill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], and
the moiety of the customs of the Fair of Cross [aka Crossmaglen,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and the
commonage thereunto belonging, Ballyonan otherwise Ball Moore, Upper and
Lower, Scarve -McKea [??], Anahecussy [??] Darsy [probably Dorsy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Mullaghglass, Stripe of Camolly [??] Darsy, Lisdomgrany [??],,
Caracullen [possibly Cargalisgorran,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Tiranny],,
Cargarovady and Tullynemaloge ,[Tullynamalloge,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] (Co. Armagh)
To Thomas BALL of Seapark Co. Wicklow Esq. Richard JACKSON,
Coleraine, Esq., and Richard JACKSON, Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], County
Armagh, Esq., my trustees and executors. Three Castles and other land in Co.
Kilkenny. Reciting deed 10 Jul 1762
… Yearly annuity to beloved wife
Margaret BALL of £100 issuing out of lands of Kilkenny. My dear
stepdaughter Martha RANSFORD an annuity of £30 out of lands of Kilkenny as
before devised to Mary BALL provided she shall give place to said Margaret.
To beloved wife Margaret BALL 50 guineas for mourning to beloved
step-daughter Martha RANSFORD 30 guineas for mourning … My sister Araminta
CAULFIELD 20 guineas for mourning. My old servant Brian MURPHY 15 guineas in
lieu of any wages that can be due to him at my decease. My old friend Mrs.
Elizabeth ADAMS alias KYLE 10 guineas. My friend Mar: PATERSON, Sgt. at law,
50 guineas. My friend Dr. Charles LUCAS 60 guineas for his constant
friendship attendance and care of me in my illness. My good friend and
stepson Robert RANSFORD for his friendship and trouble 30 guineas. To my
dearest beloved wife Margaret her watch which I gave her during her life made
by Gordon after her decease I devise the said watch and chain to my dear step
daughter Martha RANSFORD. I devise my large diamond ring fit with nine or ten
diamonds & a brilliant large diamond in the middle during her life after
her decease I bequeath said ring to my Dorothy Margaret SHINTON & her
children quite out of her husband’s power. I devise all my plate to my said
daughter Dorothy Margaret SHINTON & her children quite out of her
husband’s power to either pawn sell alter deface by adding or altering any
Coat of Arms that are present on it except such plate as my dearly beloved
wife should make choice of for her own use during her life. I devise to
Margaret RANSFORD the Mahogany Scructure which she now has and which I gave
her. All my household furniture to said daughter Dorothy Margaret SHINTON
& her children except my dearest wife’s Margaret BALL her own Scrutores
and such goods besides as my dear wife shall make choice during her life. I
bequeath to Thomas BALL Esq my silver mounted Pistolls made by Segula in London;
I bequeath my other silver mounted case to Captain Samuel BALL if living at
time of my decease, if not I bequeath them to Richard JACKSON of Forkhill,
Esq. All Debts to be charged on my real estate in Co. Kilkenny in the
manner except herein mentioned Viz I direct & devise that if my said
estate in Co. Armagh shall not be sufficient to pay and discharge my debts
and Legacies that what shall remain unpaid or unsatisfied shall be charged on
the estate & premises in Co. Kilkenny … A lease of the house, gardens and
70 acres of land [situation not mentioned] to Folliot WARREN, Esq. dating
from March 1763 and at expiration of said lease that my Daughter Dorothy
Margaret SHINTON may live in said house & have said number of acres in
her lifetime but not her husband or any one of their family to be set by my
trustees after her decease to the best improved Rent for the benefit of her
Children nor shall the said SHINTON have any power during said Dorothy
Margaret’s life to burn, plow or cut down any Oak Ash Elm Hazel Apple Tree or
Trees Crab Trees or Hedges whatever or on any account & to keep up the
improvements for the benefit of her children … if Richard SHINTON dies
without male issue by Dorothy Margaret and that she survive … [much more
detail which led to future legal cases as the SHINTONs and the BALLs duked it
out in the courts. The Court Case can be found at: The Revised Reports. VOL.
XXXII.
IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS IRELAND.
— EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.
RICHARD BALL PATRICK MANNIN.] …
appoint Thomas BALL, Richard JACKSON senior & Richard JACKSON Jun. Esq as
Trustees. John BALL [SEAL] WITNESSES John SHEE, Charles BUTLER, Robert MURPHY
& Memorial WITNESS Mark WHITE of City of Dublin Esq & John HILL Gent
Clerk to WHITE. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] … Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Esq.
NOTE: This in my earlier
transcription: My cousin Samuel BALL, now in Germany. Esq.
NOTE: John BALL’s 1st wife was Dorothy JACKSON.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
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157196 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Monaghan & Tyrone |
1765
Oct 30 |
OLIVER, Andrew - PRINGLE 1758-1786
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NAMES: Andrew OLIVER of
Corragh Down, Parish of Donagh, Monaghan; Elizabeth OLIVER (wife); William
PRINGLE of Caledon, Tyrone; Thomas GREISSON; William DONNOLLY of Caledon, Co.
Tyrone; Bryan Mc[?]ANNA of Caledon. OTHER
TOWNLANDS: Mullin, Parish of Tynan, Armagh.
NOTES: 1765 Oct 30 Deed of Release between Andrew
OLIVER of Corrodonen [?] in the Parish of Donagh & Co. of Monaghan,
Farmer and Elizabeth OLIVER wife of said Andrew OLIVER of the one part and
William PRINGLE of Caledon in the County of Tyrone, Gent of the other part
£35 pd by PRINGLE for release one half part of the land of Mullin formerly in
the possess of Thomas GREISSON deceased - abt 10 acres in Barony of Tohrany,
Parish of Tyanan & Co. Armagh. Witness Wm. DONNOLLY wigmaker Bryan
Mc[?]ANNA, Labourer both of Caledon. |
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502 |
162539 |
JACKSON |
Monaghan |
1766 Nov 10 |
WADDELL-JACKSON Book 45 (1739-1810) Cordevlish,
Corduffles
Btw William Alexander WADDELL of Lissnavene
Parish of Tullycorbett, Co Monaghan of 1 pt & Hugh JACKSON of Ballybay Parish & Co Monaghan of other pt. WADDELL demised to JACKSON that tate in possession of Robert LORIMOR cont 92 acres Plantation measure to
hold for lives of Robert MAXWELL of College Hall Co Armagh, John ECHLIN son
to the Rev. Mr Robert ECHLIN of Newtown Clammybys Co Down WITNESS: William
DAILY Gent & James JACKSON son of Hugh JACKSON both of Ballybay & William WADDELL of Lissnven Co Monaghan farmer. SEE: JACKSONs
of Lisnaboe |
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183 |
157946 |
JOHNSTON |
Longfield
Monaghan
Armagh |
1765 Oct 4 |
Thomas JOHNSTON his will
Registry of Deeds abstract of wills 1746 to
1785. No 355 :
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JOHNSTON, Thomas, Dublin, major of the 56 regt of foot
4 Oct 1765 narrate 2pp 1765. His wife Angel, his son Jno JOHNSTON, his son
Henry JOHNSTON, his brother in law, Adam NOBLE Longfield Co.
Monaghan esq, his brother in law Jackson WRAY Ballycastle Co. Antrim. and his
brother John JOHNSTON of Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh Esq trustees. His niece
Elizabeth JOHNSTON, Daughter of his brother Graham JOHNSTON, the children of
his sister Charity SHEKELTON, the children of his brother John JOHNSTON. His
freehold estate for lives renewable of town and lands of Camilly [either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper,],, Co. Armagh, and Coofoord, Co Meath to hold to Adam NOBLE,
Jackson WRAY & John JOHNSTON or survivors upon trusts … in case his son
John JOHNSTON should survive until age 24 years & his son Henry JOHNSTON
should survive should survive to 23 year permit his wife Angel
JOHNSTON … niece Elizabeth JOHNSTON daughter of brother Graham JOHNSTON,
children of his sister Charity SHEKLETON and the younger children of his
brother John JOHNSTON …
his dwelling house at Suffolk St Dublin, Witnesses Thos
BENSON, Dublin clerk, Stephen REYNOLDS, Dublin apothecary, John WOLVERSTON
gent Dublin Memorial witnessed by John WOLVERSTON, Jno HUNTER clerk to said
John WOLVERSTON. 241,183, 157946 JACKSON WRAY (seal)
NOTE: John JOHNSTON
(1728-1816) of Urcher and also Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. |
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45631 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1765 Apr 24 |
POOLER & son-POOLER Tullamore, B. Armagh 1739-1810
[Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],
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BTW Thomas POOLER and George POOLER his son of
Tullymore [probably Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John POOLER of Tullymore
in Co. Armagh brother to the said Thomas POOLER of the other pt. … all
the lands of Tullymore otherwise
Aghelin now in possession of said John POOLER in Parish & Co. Armagh …
excepting and reserving out of the said demise unto the said Thomas POOLER
and George POOLER … Grand Lease made by his Grace the Lord Primate to aid
Thomas POOLER … term of 14 years … John PALMER [sic?] … rent £19:12 …
WITNESS: William OAKMAN & Henry OAKMAN both of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
and Co. Armagh Linen Draper. Memorial WITNESS: William OAKMAN & John
SCOTT of Armagh in Co. Armagh Gent. John POOLER [SEAL] |
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OLIVER, John |
Armagh |
1766
Jan 10 |
JOHNSTON-OLIVER Tullymore
NAMES: Joseph JOHNSTON of Armagh; John OLIVER of
Tullymore Archbishop Richard ROBINSON; James ELLIOT; Robert McALL or McCANN.
NOTE: This ties the
JOHNSTONs to Tullymore,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh.
This deed was at PRONI. I do not have an ROD# for it.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
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248 |
75 |
158608 |
OLIVER, David |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1766
Jan 20 |
OLIVER, David - McCLELLAN 1758-1786 Ballyrea, Laragh,
Corncarrow
NAMES: David
Oliver of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Thomas McCLELLAN of Marlecow [Marlacoo
Beg and/or Marlacoo
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] Parish of Mullaghbrach, Co. Armagh, Owen McMAHON of
Livingstones March, William OLIVER & Joseph OLIVER (twin sons of David),
Galbraith LOWRY CORRY, Michael DUFFY, Robert HAMILTON of Dublin, Patrick
MULLIGAN. TOWNLANDS: Marlecow, Cornacarrow, Parish of Aughnamullen, Co. Monaghan.
NOTES: 1766 Jan 20 David OLIVER of Ballyrea, parish
& County of Armagh, farmer and Thomas McCLENAN (sic?) of Marlion (?) in
the parish of Mullaghbrach, Co. Armagh - land leased to Thomas McCLELLAN all
that part of Corncarrow [possibly Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] from
Owen McMAHON of Livingstones March to Loughegish and the River through the
midst of the Red Bog lying between the two hills the mearing of the same to
run from head to foot of the red bog together with [?] Moyity of the Rocks or
Mountain part containing about 22 acres ... during the natural lives of the
said David OLIVER the [?] Wm OLIVER and Joseph OLIVER sons to the said David
OLIVER ages about 12 months and twins & to the survivors of them or for
the term of 31 years rent of 8 shillings by virtue of a lease by Galbraith
Lowry CORRY Esq. Witness Michael DUFFY & Robert HAMILTON of the City of
Dublin, Gent & also witnessed by Patrick MULLIGAN of Marlion [?] in the
County of Armagh, weaver. |
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160972 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings
Meath
Armagh
Dublin |
1766 Jun 7 |
LOWTHER Book Index 1758-1768
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Pointz Gaich WILLINGTON of Rath [Rath,
Parish Cullenwaine,
in the Barony of Clonlisk],
in Kings Co Esq. & King WILLINGTON of Ballywilliam [There are several
Ballywilliams in several parishes] Co. Kings Co. Esq. his eldest son. Of 1st
pt. Robert JACKSON of Clongarmah [probably Clonagannagh,
Parish Dunkerrin,
Barony Clonlisk], or possibly Clonshannagh,
Parish Killoughy,
Barony Ballyboy]
in Kings Co Gent and Edward KING of Ballymony Co. Tipperary Gent
of 2nd pt and John LOWTHER of Staffordstown Co. Meath Esq of 3rd pt. Reciting Lease 7 Dec 1764 Pointz Gaich WILLINGTON & King
WILLINGTON eldest son of Pointz Gaich WILLINGTON by Jane WILLINGTON als EYRE
his wife deceased for consideration granted to Robert JACKSON and
Edward KING all that the town and lands of Newtown Co Meath 40a, part
of Tullydonnell alias Tulydannell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
193a, [?enerison] alias [E]merison [??] 100a Co. Armagh one house or tenements in the tenure of Francis LANE Sadler
bounding on the South to the Kings pavement and on the North to the mall of
an old Malthouse together with a piece of ground backwards next to a brick wall
of Edmond MASSEYs containing in breadth North to South 12’ and in length from
New Street leading to Aaron’s Bridge to the Malt House 36’ one house or
tenement wherein John DEASE then dwelt next to the corner turning down to
Moss Lane one house or tenement then commonly called Doctor GAICHEs Dwelling
House one malt house with a horse Mill containing in length West to East 26’
and from South – North 24’ both in tenure of Simon WILLOUGHBY by one house in
tenure of Edward MASSEY being the Cornerhouse turning down to Moss Lane of
one said situate in St. Thomas Street City of Dublin one house in tenure of
Simon WILLOUGHBY in Moss Lane in City of Dublin leading out of Thomas Street
down to Ellis Bridge one old Malthouse then a Mass House containing South-North
100’ and East-West 16’ together with a piece of ground fronting said last
mentioned house containing South-North 54’ … all situate in Moss Lane
to hold to Robert JACKSON and Edward KING during remainder of term upon
Trusts … (term of 900 years so limited to Robert JACKSON and
Edward KING upon trust John and Pointz WILLINGTON the two younger sons of the
said Pointz Gaich WILLINGOTN & Jane EYRE WILLINGTON… [many more pages]…
Deed granted John LOWTHER townlands of Newton, Co. Meath and reciting that no
part of said sum of £1200 had been raised by or paid to said Robert JACKSON
& Edward KING |
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162409 |
NOBLE |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1766 Aug 6 |
JOHNSTON-NOBLE
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Arabella Susanna JOHNSTON of Monaghan spinster and Adam
NOBLE of Longhill, Co. Monaghan, Esq re: Susanna Maria JOHNSTON late of the
City of Dublin made her will dated 16 Aug 1760 & bequeathed to Arabella
£100 “to stand chargeable on the towns of Stramore, Aghagap, Rossosell,
Tullycalleg, Derryveen ... pursuant to a deed 12 July 1742 reciting that said
Adam NOBLE had lent to the sd. Arabella & Susannah JOHNSON £ for which
she & Barbara JOHNSTON her mother have effected their bond ... transfer
to Adam NOBLE. Witnesses Wm. JOHNSTON John ROGERS. NOTE:
An Adam NOBLE (?-1793) of Longfield, Co. Monaghan was married to Ann JOHNSTON
daughter of John JOHNSTON of Roxborough, Dorsey [aka Roxborogh - Dorsy
(Cavan OHanlon) (Doirse Cabhain Uí Anluain or Rosks-brug)
(aka Roxborough) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh. |
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231 |
162760 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh
Down |
1766 Sep 4 |
DONALDSON-VERNE Mahery, the Churchfields 1739-1810
Image
122
BTW James DONALDSON of Loughbrickland Co. Down of 1 pt
& Thomas VERNER of City of Dublin Esq of other pt. The 1/3rd pt of the Church field in Maghery, [Maghery , Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh [description of land] |
|
257 |
185 |
166378 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Kings |
1767 Jul 11 |
LOWTHER Book Index 1758-1768
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101
Btw Poyntz Gaich WILLINGTON of Rath [Rath,
Parish Cullenwaine,
in the Barony of Clonlisk],
in Kings Co Esq & King WILLINGTON his eldest son of 1st pt; Robert
JACKSON of Cloneganah [[probably Clonagannagh,
Parish Dunkerrin,
Barony Clonlisk],
Kings Co Gent… and Edward KING of Ballymoney Co. Tipperary Gent of 2nd pt. John LOWTHER of Staffordstown Co. Meath Esq. of 3rd pt.
Reciting agreement re: townlands of Tullydonnell Tillydonnell ors Tilydonnell
Otherwise Talledonll otherwise Tellydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Umerison otherwise Emerison otherwise Emorisian otherwise Hemerison otherwise
Umerican [possibly Ummeracam
(Ball) North, or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, or Ummeracam
(Johnston) , Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper] Co. Armagh & £1,200 … house in tenure of
Francis LANE sadler bounding on South to Kings pavement and on the north to
the Wale of an old Malthouse together with a piece of ground … [more
description] on Thomas St. City of Dublin & one house formerly in tenure
of Simon WILLOUGHBY in Mass Lane In City of Dublin leading out of Thomas St
down to Ellis Bridge and old Malthouse … WITNESS of signature by Robert
JACKSON: James KING & Rev Patrick CONNOLLY Wigsborough Kings, Clerke
Memorial witness: James KING & John JONES of City of Dublin Gent
NOTE: I don’t understand
the role of Robert JACKSON. |
|
257 |
188 |
166382 |
JACKSON |
Armagh
Kings |
1767 May 30 |
Image
103
WILLINGTON
& ors to JACKSON & ors.
BTW Joseph HALL of Dolphins Barn Co. Dublin Esq &
George CLARKE of Rath [Rath,
Parish Cullenwaine,
in the Barony of Clonlisk],
in Kings Co Eq. of 1 pt Poynts Gaich WILLINGTON of Rath Kings Co. Esq &
King WILLINGTON Esq. his eldest son of 2nd pt. John LOWTHER of
Staffordstown Co. Meath Esq. of 3rd pt Reciting that Joseph HALL
& George CLARKE for term of 500 years surrendered title for of
Tullydonnell Tillydonnell otherwise Tilydonnell otherwise Talledonll otherwise
Tellydonnell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Umerison otherwise Emerison otherwise Emorisian otherwise Hemerison otherwise
Umerican [possibly Ummeracam
(Ball) North, or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, or Ummeracam
(Johnston) , Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper] in Co. Armagh to John LOWTHER … WITNESS: James KING
& Thomas Concord SCOTT of City of Dublin Gents. Memorial witness: James
KING & William MOLLOY of Doughill [als Doughill - Droughtville, Parish Drumcullen, Barony Eglish] Kings Co. Gent
& John JONES and James KING of City of Dublin
NOTE: No mention in
memorial of JACKSON as noted in marginal notes – see #166378 |
|
258 |
140 |
168459 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh
Dublin |
1767 Oct 20 |
WHYTE -JACKSON 1730-1745
Image
81
Francis WHITE [WHYTE] of Redhills, Co. Cavan Esq. for
consid mentioned assigned to Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]Co.
Armagh Esq. House or Tenement on east side of Jervis St City of Dublin
wherein Elizabeth HANDCOCK of City of Dublin widow dwelt with the backside
garden house Office Coachhouse and Stable {Merciento?] belonging mearing on
the south with the holding of Hugh BATHOSHER [?] in the occupation of John
CAHIL on the East with al and Lying on the Rere of said premes leading to the
Coach House and Stable on the North with a house and Ground then in
Occupation of George MEARES [SHEARES?] and on the west with Jervis Street …
lease 5 Sept 1742 from Tristrum FORTICK [?] of the Geo: of Conliffe Co.
Dublin Esq to Elizabeth HANDCOCK of City of Dublin Widow to term of 90 years
… reciting 22 March 1758 became vested in Francis WHITE …to hold
to said Robert JACKSON [sic?] for 90
years WITNESS: Samuel AIKIN of City of Dublin, Gent & William SAUNDERSON
servant to Francis WHITE . Mem WITNESS: Samuel AIKIN & Thomas FARRALL
Butler to Francis WHITE |
|
258 |
141 |
168460 |
JACKSON |
Dublin
Cavan
Armagh |
1766 Nov 6 |
Vicars Choral of St. Patrick – JACKSON
Patrick ROCK -JACKSON 1730-
Image
81
Lease btw Vicars Choral of St. Patrick of the 1 pt
& Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Lodge Co Armagh Esq of the other
demised to Richard JACKSON parcel of land on south side of King Street near Stephens Green als Hoggins Green in
Parish of St. Peters near the City of Dublin bounded on the West of the lands
belonging to the Dean of Christ Church Dublin, and containing 285 feet on the
North to the Kings pavement and containing 250 feet on the East to the rear
of the holdings on the West side of St Stephen Green aforesaid and containing
306 feet on the fourth to Rapparce Alley and containing 212 feet more or less
on which premis several houses or tenements are built with the appurtenances.
To hold unto the said Richard JACKSON, his executors, administrators
and assigns from the feast of Saint Michael the Archangel then last past for
threescore years at the yearly rent of £16 sixpence.. WITNESSES: Samuel AIKEN
of City of Dublin Gent & William SAUNDERSON servant to Francis WHITE of
Redhills, Co Cavan Esq. NOTE: Rapparee Alley was later called Glovers Alley. |
|
258 |
402 |
172729 |
JACKSON |
Armagh
Antrim |
1759 Feb 7 |
OBRE-JACKSON Cloncaress Manor Clastillen
TI Vol 2 (1739-1810)
Image
223
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… |
|
261 |
529 |
172554 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1768
Sept 2 |
GLOVER-OLIVER, Benjamin
NAMES: James GLOVER; Benjamin OLIVER; Samuel WATT;
Andrew OLIVER; Andrew PRENTICE; Thomas JOHNSTON; Thomas McCANN; Henry CUST.
PLACES: Tyrearly aka Tirearly [Tirearly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish of Lisnadill; Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Parish of Armagh both in Co. Armagh SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
261 |
530 |
172582 |
BAILIE |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
WHIGHAM to BAILIE Drumore (TI Bk 45) |
|
261 |
610 |
175298 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1769 Apr 22
1766
Jun 10 |
McCULLAGH-WALLACE Tullyvallen,
Image
320
Alan McCULLAGH of Lurgannearly,
Co. Monaghan, farmer for 30 pounds consideration did grant to William WALLACE
of Newry, Co. Down Gent, 70 acres 30p on Hill called Tullyneal [NOTE: on Discovery Map #28
Tullyneill is west of the town of Newtownhamilton] joining John McGOWEN’s and
John ROGERS lands situate within the townland of Tullyvallen [NOTE: Based on the
location of Tullyneil this is likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper].
The other Tullyvallen townlands are slightly south of this.] WITNESSES: David
RICHARDSON, Hugh BOYD, of Newry Merchant SEE: McCULLAGH
connections
1766
Jun 10 NAMES: William McCULLAGH of Tullygalone; Alexander McCULLAGH
of Tullyallen; John McCULLAGH; Patrick GIBSON of Crunagh; Robert McCALL;
Joseph McGOWN of Keadybeg; Robert McCALLA; John SCOTT; William MOLINEUX;
Thomas McCANN. |
|
262 |
365 |
11727 |
HOUSTON |
Armagh |
1768 Jul 19 |
Two tenements on Abby Street known as Tools tenements.
I was looking for OLIVERs – there were none. |
|
263 |
322 |
169301 |
|
Armagh |
1768 Feb 13 |
Richard JONES – TIPPING
Richard JONES of Dolanstown Co Meath Esq &
Elizabeth Jones HALL his wife of the 1 pt & Edward TIPPING of Mount Hill
[Mounthill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co
Armagh Esq. of the other pt. reciting the sd Rebecca HALL, Richard JONES
& Elizabeth his wife demised to Edward TIPPING then in his actual
possession lands of Clarinagh [Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in
parish of Creggan to hold for lives [only one mentioned] of Edward TIPPING
son aged 7 years…. Rent of 56 pounds. NOTE:
Edward TIPPING jr (1763-1798) married Mary BLAYNEY. Mounthill was also
connected to Mary COULTER, dau of Samuel COULTER (1690-?) who
married Samuel TIPPING. I need to follow up on that. |
|
264 |
574 |
178368 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
BANNERMAN-PRINGLE Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Wrong Book #
SEE: BANNERMAN-PRINGLE
· ROD
274-339-178789
· ROD: 374-339-178789
· ROD: 219-488-144440
· ROD: 244-506-159026 |
|
265 |
158 |
174029 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1766
Jul 10 |
McCULLOUGH-McCULLOUGH Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
NAMES: William McCULLAGH of Tullygalone; Alexander
McCULLAGH of Tullyallen; John McCULLAGH; Patrick GIBSON of Crunagh; Robert
McCALL; Joseph McGOWN of Keadybeg; Robert McCALLA; John SCOTT; William
MOLINEUX; Thomas McCANN. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
266 |
255 |
170283 |
McCULLAGH |
Dublin |
1768 Apr21 |
McCULLAGH, Mary - DOBBIN Notes in 2009 diary 1768-1776
GRAVES-McCULLAGH
Marriage: John GRAVES jr of City of Dublin of 1st part;
James DOBBIN & Henry BAMBRICK both of town & Co. Armagh of 2nd part
& Mary McCULLOUGH of said town and Co. Armagh, spinster of 3rd part ...
marriage shortly to be had between J. GRAVES jr. & M. McCULLOUGH ...
grant ... unto said James DOBBIN & Henry BAMBRICK ... 4 houses in
tenements in Blanchford, Co. Dublin which John GRAVES the elder holds by
lease. WITNESS: Robert SCOTT, Town of Armagh, apothecary & John MACARTNEY
of Town of Armagh, merchant, both in Co. Armagh & John WILSON, Town &
Co. Armagh; George WILSON formerly of Armagh. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
266 |
256 |
170287 |
WALLACE |
Armagh
Dublin |
1745 Feb 3 |
WALLACE-WALLACE Notes in 2009 diary 1768-1776
Thomas WALLACE of Armagh, merchant ... wife, Margaret
WALLACE £100 testament. WITNESS: William HERDSMAN of Knock_gan & John
HIGGINS of Glenarbe, Co. Tyrone; Patrick Simon KENNEDY of City of Dublin,
Gent. |
|
269 |
179 |
175838 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1769 May 22 |
SUSHINTON Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,
Made btw Richard GORGES of Kilbrew, Co. Meath Esq
of the 1 pt & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co
Armagh Esq & the Rev. Digo HINZELL of Dunshaghlin Co Meath of the 2nd pt
and William LUSHINGTON of City of Dublin of 3rd pt. whereby the sd Richard
GORGES in consid of 2000 pounds to him pd by Wm LUCHINGTON in issuance of a
power to him reserved in and by a certain deed of lease April 6, 1768 made
previous to the marriage of Hamilton GORGE eldest son and heir apparent of sd
Richard GORGES. With Anne HOWARD spinster… lands of Thomastown, Smithstown
Kilbrew Rush Laughlinstown Cappaghhill Booden Ballstown and Hilltown in
Co. Meath and also lands of Killsom Pumatestown Irishtownrath and Ballyhack
parcel of the Manor of Kilman Co. Meath… re: Marriage agreement Hamilton
GORGES & Anne HOWARD SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
269 |
335 |
170945
or
176945 |
OLIVER, David |
Monaghan |
1769
Apr 20 |
OLIVER-MAXWELL Book 45 (1739-1810) Laragh
NAMES: John MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], David OLIVER of
Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], twin sons of David
OLIVER ("David" & William - I suspect it should be
"Joseph" & William), Galbraith Lowry COREY, John KILLPATRICK of
Killylea, [[Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] George STUART of
Drumilly, John SCOTT, TOWNLANDS: Fellows Hall, Parish of Tynan, Co. Armagh;
Laragh & Cornacarow, Parish of Aughnamullen, Co. Monaghan; Ahennis, Co.
Fermanagh; Killylea [[Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of Tynan,
Co. Armagh. NOTE: Extra Maxwell info included in a table. |
|
269 |
602 |
182035 |
JACKSON,
Nichola & Richard & ors |
Armagh |
|
NESBIT Book Index 1768-1776
Thomas DAWSON eldest son & heir of Richard DAWSON…
Nicola & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
270 |
405 |
172912 |
WALLACE |
Armagh |
1768 Nov 12 |
PATTEN-WALLACE Tullyvallen
Btw Robert PATTON Tullynale [aka Tullyneill [NOTE: on Discovery Map #28 Tullyneill is west of the
town of Newtownhamilton] in Tullyvallen], Parish of Creggan [this part of Parish Creggan became Newtownhamilton Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
C. Armagh. & John LILY of Bresagh, Co. Down, farmer. 40 acres meared and
bounded by Francis HAMILTON’s farm and Samuel HARRISON’s situate in the
townland of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
released to William WALLACE of Newry. WITNESS: Isaac GLENNY of Dublin, Arthur
ATKINSON. |
|
271 |
36 |
173316 |
REED John |
Armagh |
1768 Dec 5 |
Image
25
BTW John REED the elder of Lurganah [Lurgana,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
Parish Armagh, Co. Armagh to his son John REED the younger of same. Those
parts of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
formerly held by Robert ROLAND, Terence HUGHES, Edmund HUGHES and Thomas
HUGHES, also one acre of John REEDs turbary James McCLANLASS’s & mearing
a road from same by John MATHERS, mearing across the little river where
Cornelius HUGHES dwelt containing 147 acres & 32 perches with right to
quarry limestone etc. In Creggan Parish & Fews Barony. Held by lease for
99 years from Alexander HAMILTON to John REED. … townland of Lurganah together
with the half moiety of ye Corn Mill & one half moiety of ye Mountain
Farm in Outlacken [Outleckan,
Parish Ballymyre,
Barony Fews Upper]
ye whole of the Lands & Mill were demised to said John REED elder by Ann
SYNNNOT by lease containing 417a 2r 10p in Barony Fews …. ½ of houses and
Kiln … Corn and Hay … ½ of all the Horses Mares Colts and filleys Cows
and Heiffer which said John REED had on lands of Lurganah and Outlacken …
NOTE: based on notes by
TGF PATTERSON: Notebook #112 Vol 2. Held at the Armagh Museum. |
|
272 |
4 |
173253 |
HOUSTON |
Armagh
Dublin |
|
NOTE: I had 173253 It was 173252
Joshua HOUSTON of City of Dublin Merchant of 1 pt
& Anne HOUSTON spinster of City of Dublin of other pt. Demised two
tenements in Abby Street in town of Armagh Co Armagh known by name of Tools
Tenements bounded on north by Rev Samuel GIBSON’s tenement on the east by Dr.
THOMSON’s tenement on the south by John McBEARNS’s tenement and on the west
by Abby Street and the Garden and backsides to the tenements in the town and
lands of Drumcoote [Drumcoote,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
usually held by said Toole and the other tenants then in possession and
enjoyment of George SEMPLE and his undertenants and that park of land known
as Knockarean otherwise Knockdrine otherwise Abby Park [Abbey
Park, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
near the said Town of Armagh cont 12a 3r 3p in possession of William
JOHNSTON, James CAMPBELL & Patrick COMRY… George WALKER … more details |
|
277 |
420 |
178699 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Cavan |
1769 Dec 11 |
ANDERSON Book Index 1768-1776
Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co
Armagh demised to George ANDERSON of Killishandra known as Simpsons Tenement…
Co. Cavan. WITNESS: Nicola Anne JACKSON wife of Richard SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
279 |
593 |
184349 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Cavan |
1771 Jan 7 |
McCULLOGH Henry & Jane to ROBINSON 1768-1776
Image
306
BTW Henry McCULLAGH of Dunlarge [possibly Drummeland],
Parish of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh, farmer. George FY of Clara, Co. Cavan
weaver & Margaret TY otherwise McCULLAGH his wife & Jane McCULLAGH of
Dunlarge afsd spinster of the 1 pt & George ROBINSON of Cavanaca [Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - NOTE: Kearney
Hill is in Cavanacaw], in Co Armagh, Esq. of the other pt. Reciting a lease made by Barry
MAXWELL Esq to Henry McCULLOUGH late father of sd Henry McCULLOUGH of town
and lands of Dunlarge cont 21 acres plantation measure… reciting Henry
McCULLOGH late father of Henry McCULLOGH had bequeathed to said son ½ of said
farm of Dunlarge next to Samuel WAUGH’s farm & other half to dughters
Jane & Margaret and reciting that Henry McCULLAGH by articles dated 7 Feb
1767 sold to Joshua WILLIAMS of Dunlarge all his holding in Dunlarge
containing 80a 3r 24p during tern of 14 years … WITNESS: James McCULLA of
Town & Co. Armagh & William STRINGER of Town of Armagh Gent & John
QUINN of Town of Armagh Gent. Henry McCLOUGH [SEAL]
SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
280 |
466 |
182248 |
|
Dublin
Armagh
Wicklow |
1770 Jul 4 |
Image
243
BTW Jane HAMILTON wife of Gawin HAMILTON of Killeleagh,
Co. Down Esq. of 1 pt & Hugh KERR of City of Dublin Merchant of the other
pt. Lands of Glassdrummond [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Killbane & Lislelruan, part Cauronly otherwise Camoly [Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh), Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] Lurgan Killanbony Cregganduff[Creggan
Duff, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Drumloghery part of otherwise Drumlougheny [probably Drumlougher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] part of
Strermakilleagh otherwise Shermakilleagh [??], Tullydonnell
part of otherwise Tullydonell [Tullydonnell
(Gage) or Tullydonnell
(O'Callaghan), Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Deveany otherwise Dunrany [??] half town part
Carnally otherwise Cornally [Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] &
Ballanagenaugh [Ballynagalliagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Barony
Fews in possession of John EASTWOOD or undertenants and also all that part of
Connegours Cronekip Parkmore Raher otherwises Rahir Ballynagillage otherwise
Ballynegiloge part of Ballynepark Clohoge and Cranagh in Co. Wicklow. Execute
by Jane HAMILTON. WITNESS: Gawin HAMILTON of Killileagh Co. Down Esq. &
David BUTTLE of City of Dublin Gent |
|
280 |
589 |
183930 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Donegal
Cavan
Armagh |
1770 Feb 3 |
CONYNGHAM Book Index 1768-1776
Rt Hon John Ld Baron Annaly, Ld Chief Justice
Geo Montgomery of Ballyconnell Esq Co Cavan
Thos Grove of Castlegrove Esq co Donegal
the surviving trustees of the 1st part
Thomas Fleming Bellville, Co Cavan
Rt Hon Thos Geo Ld Baron Southwell & Margt SOUTHWELL ors HAMILTON,
his wife
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] &
Nicola Ann JACKSON ors Hamilton his wife
Said Jas Fleming, Lady Southwell & Nichola JACKSON are
coheirs of Sir Francis Hamilton late of Castle Hamilton, Co Cavan dec'd and
also co-heirs of Arthur Cecil Hamilton of Castlehamilton Co Cavan, dec'd of
the 2nd part
Redmond Conyngham of Letterkenny Co Donegal, 3rd part
This deed witnesses that for £178 10s from Red Cony to 1st parties
& for 5s apiece to 2nd parties
1st parties & by consent of 2nd parties give to Red Cony
the house, backside & gardens belonging to Robt IRWIN next to tenement
Possessed by Wm WHITE & 2 gardens adjoining the church and one tenement
& backside adjoining said house etc (more details of land) in
Letterkenny Co Donegal
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine
Notes thanks to Peter McWilliam. |
|
281 |
130 |
182799 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Cavan
Armagh |
1766 Sept 9 |
NESBITT & ors Book Index 1768-1776
Rt Hon John Ld Baron Annaly, Ld Chief Justice Geo
Montgomery of Ballyconnell Esq Co Cavan. Thos Grove of Castlegrove Esq co
Donegal
the surviving trustees of the 1st part
Thomas FLEMING Bellville, Co Cavan
Rt Hon Thos Geo Ld Baron Southwell & Margt SOUTHWELL ors HAMILTON,
his wife
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] & Nicola
Ann JACKSON ors Hamilton his wife
Said Jas Fleming, Lady SOUTHWELL & Nichola JACKSON are
coheirs of Sir Francis HAMILTON late of Castle Hamilton, Co Cavan dec'd and
also co-heirs of Arthur Cecil HAMILTON of Castlehamilton Co Cavan, dec'd of
the 2nd part
Cosby Nesbitt 3rd party
£603 1s by 3rd to 1st with consent of 2nd
!st to 3rd towns & lands of Lassat otherwise Loss, of Coolbaneonce, of
Dromore, of Aughrex otherwise Aghaknox, of Shancox all in Co Cavan
Notes thanks to Peter McWilliam. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
281 |
352 |
186831 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1771 Jan 19 |
HALL & wife – JACKSON Ballynahone &
Mill, [possibly Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh more likely [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]]
Henry HALL of Agharany [possibly Annaghananny,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny,] & Elinor HALL
ors Seaver his wife, 1st Part
Robert JACKSON, Armagh, Merchant Other part
Henry HALL & wife for £343 9s 6d give Ballynahone to Robert JACKSON then
in possession of Thos VERNER, Esq, the exors for Benjamin OLIVER dec'd the widow SEAVER & ors which said
Henry HALL & wife Elinor became intitled to by will of S'd Charles SEAVER
Dec'd with right of renewal
Wit by Sam'l McClure Armagh & James Sloan of (blank) Tyrone
Mem Wit by Sam'l McClure & James Dobbin of City of Dublin
Notes thanks to Peter McWilliam. NOTE: This is the Benjamin OLIVER who died in 1770.
He was a brother of David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],, Co. Armagh who also
had holdings in Laragh, Co. Monaghan. See also: DEED: 360-235-242429 SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
282 |
336 |
183301 |
OLIVER, David |
Armagh |
1770,
Oct 31 |
OLIVER-OLIVER
NAMES: David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],, Arthur OLIVER of
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
Galbraith LOWRY CORRY, Hon George Lord SHIRLEY, John MAXWELL, Andrew PRENTICE
of Dublin, Joseph OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg. TOWNLANDS: Ballyrea;
Ballinahonebeg; Laragh & Caranacaraff AKA Cornacarrow Parish of
Augnamullen, Co. Monaghan. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
282 |
337 |
183302 |
OLIVER, David |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1770,
Apr 26 |
OLIVER-OLIVER Ballyrea Balinahonbeg Laragh, Aghnamullen
A Memorial of a deed poll bearing date of 26th day of
April one thousand seven hundred & seventy between David OLIVER of
Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], of the Parish and
County of Armagh of the one part & Joseph OLIVER of Balinahonbeg
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in said Parish and County aforesaid of the other
part whereby said David OLIVER set unto said Joseph OLIVER one hundred acres
of land situate in the west side of the Townland of Laragh, Parish of
Agnnamullen & Co. of Monaghan therein possession of said David OLIVER
& his undertenants. The said Joseph OLIVER is also to have the full one
half of the water fall from the Corn Mill up & and to have Liberty of
cutting a race between the Premis and Longhegis of the Dimensions therein
mentioned & to fix a sluice for preserving Water Said David
& Joseph OLIVER to be at equal expense in making said sluice &
watercourse subject to the yearly rent of sixty-three pounds Sterl to hold
for the space of Twenty Six years or three lives mentioned in said David
OLIVERs Grand Lease & also for all future renewals which said David might
be entitled to by virtue of said leases & said Deed Poll is witnessed by
Arthur OLIVER of Balinahonabeg in said County of Armagh & this Memorial
is also witnessed by Arthur OLIVER & Andrew PRENTICE of the City of
Dublin Gent: Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] ... signed at Armagh 29 Oct 1770 SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVER connections. |
|
283 |
214
|
183826 |
BURNS, Bryan |
Laragh |
1770
Nov 21 |
BURNS OLIVER Book 45 Townland Index.
Lease 1770, July 10 “which was wrote on the back of a
lease bearing date 24 Dec 1766. Bryan BURNS of Laragh, Co. Monaghan, farmer
demised ... David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],, Co. Armagh, Gent “all
that the Corn Mill commonly called and known by the name Loghigish Mill with
the two acres of land thereto belonging with the grist toll or Moulture of
the Tates Townlands of Laragh and Cornacariffe ... in the Barony of
Cremorrand, Co. Monaghan ... for 28 years ... Bryan BURNS of Laragh, Parish
of Agnamullen... Witness Joseph OLIVER of Balinahonebeg, Linen Draper. |
|
285 |
617 |
190992 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1772
May 11 |
SEAVER – JACKSON Ballynahonebeg
Between Matthew [or more likely Michael] SEAVER of
Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co Armagh Gent & Robert JACKSON of the town & City of Armagh Gent of the other part. Whereby the said
Matthew SEAVER in consideration of said Robert JACKSONs having
accepted a lease of part of the lands of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh will transfer to said Robert JACKSON the profit
rents of £6.16s 3p which said Matthew SEAVER was entitled to by
virtue of a lease granted by Charles SEAVER deceased to David VERNER
deceased also yearly profit rent of £2 13s by virtue of and under a
lease granted to Samuel JOHNSTON by said Charles SEAVER likewise the profit
rent of £3 Ster yearly by which the said Matthew SEAVER was entitled to
by virtue of and under a marriage settlement entered into and executed
by Richard SEAVER deceased his father upon the intermarriage of said
Michael SEAVER with his present wife in all amount to £12 9s 3p
to Robt JACKSON . Witnesses: James DOBBIN & Leonard SIMPSON
of town & Co Armagh. |
|
286 |
606
|
190994 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1772 Jun 23 |
SEAVER – JACKSON see also 285-617-190992 NOTES
in 2009 diary. 1739-1810 Ballynahonebeg Bellaghy
Between Michael SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh farmer of 1st part & Robert JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent of the other part whereby Michael
SEAVER for £450.0.5 paid by Robert JACKSON sold the undivided
part of the Townland of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish & Co. Armagh as was lately held & enjoyed by Charles
SEAVER, deceased & his undertenants containing 92 Acres .. from date
demised by Archbishop of Armagh to Richard SEAVER deceased ... payment of
annuity to Sarah HEWTON under will of Charles SEAVER. WITNESS: James DOBBIN
& Leonard SIMPSON both of Town & Co. Armagh, Gent. |
|
286 |
610 |
190999 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin & Armagh |
1772 May 11 |
GEARY Book Index 1768-1776
Btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co Armagh Esq. of 1st pt & John GEARY of
Merri[?] Co Dublin Farmer. Yearly lease of parcel of ground on south
side of Kings Street City of Dublin
now in possession of John GEARY abt 20’ in front & 88’ to rer.. bounded
on the north by Kings St.. WITNESS: William JACKSON of City of
Dublin, Gent. & Daniel O’NEIL servant to said Richard JACKSON.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
286 |
611 |
191000 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Dublin Armagh |
1772 May 11 |
GEARY Book Index 1768-1776
See above
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
287 |
474 |
187934 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1771
Sept 17 |
KANE-OLIVER Tyrearly
NAMES: mentioned in order of appearance: John KANE,
William OLIVER, George COCHRAN, William COCHRAN, Joseph OLIVER, John MOSSON,
George McCULLAGH, William SCOTT. TOWNLANDS: Tyrearly, Parish of Lisnadill;
Mullinture [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower],
Parish of Eglish. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVER connections. |
|
288 |
37 |
185572 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh
Dublin |
1770 Feb 10 |
KING-QUIN Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,
PIM
Margaret & Mary KING daughters & Heirs of
Maxwell KING late of Dublin Esq dec’d of 1st pt....Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper],
Co Armagh Esq Richard JACKSON of Colerain in Co Londondery Esq
& Thomas BALL of Seapark Esq Co Wicklow of 5th pt... transaction had
consent of the 2 Richard JACKSONs... NOTE:
The connection of the Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] JACKSONs
to the BALL family. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
|
288 |
38 |
185573 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh & Dublin |
1771 Mar 29 |
JACKSON-QUINN Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,
PIM
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill, Co Armagh
Esq Richard JACKSON of Colerain in Co Londonderry Esq &
Thomas BALL of Seapark Esq Co Wicklow Continuation of above. NOTE: The
connection of the Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] JACKSONs
to the BALL family. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
|
288 |
38 |
185576 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh & Dublin |
1771 Mar 29 |
JACKSON-QUINN Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,
see above NOTE: The connection of the Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] JACKSONs
to the BALL family. JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
|
288 |
484 |
192235 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1772 Jul 15 |
SEAVER-JACKSON 1739-1810 Bellaghie,
Btw Robert SEAVER City of London, Merch of 1 pt
& Robert JACKSON of Armagh of Co Armagh Merch of the other
deed of release for 250 pounds granted town and lands of Bellaghie [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& corn mill & turf bog in townland of Navan [Navan,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh...
WITNESS John MOSSON & Samuel BROWN
Merchants of town & co Armagh |
|
289 |
152 |
190094 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Cavan
Armagh |
1770 Apr 10 |
BOYDE Book Index 1768-1776
Image
89
Relating to relations of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper],
Co. Armagh & his wife Nichola HAMILTON…John BOYD of Lettrakenny, Co.
Donegal etc SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
289 |
318 |
190990 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1772 Apr 22 |
SEAVER – JACKSON Ballynahonebeg1739-1810
Btw Michael SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co Armagh of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of Town & Co. Armagh of the other pt. whereby Michael SEAVER and Leonard
SIMPSON did demise unto said Robert JACKSON the undivided half
of the third part of the townland of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in the parish and County of Armagh which said Michael SEAVER is entitled to
under the will of his brother Charles SEAVER, deceased, to hold to the said Robert JACKSON his executors, administrators and assigns for a term of 21
years at the yearly rate of £37.03 shillings witnessed by James DOBBIN and
Leonard SIMPSON, both the town and County of Armagh gent and Samuel HALL of
the town and County of Armagh Shoemaker and Memorial is also witnessed by
James DOBSON,. Robert JACKSON. Seal |
|
290 |
409 |
192839 |
HOUSTON |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
HOUSTON Wrong #
Rutledges Tenement [?]
Abby Street
A Tenement Plott of ground parcel of the scite of the
dissolved Abby of St. Peter with two small [?] Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker – OLIVERs & Ballynahonebeg. |
|
293 |
68 |
194000 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin
Down
Armagh |
1772 Dec 2 |
CAMACK Book Index 1768-1776
Image
44
… William JACKSON of Dublin Gent
administrator of the will of Faithful GRAHAM late of Lougheny Co. Down, Gent
deceased of the 6th pt…. John CARMACK of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh of the 8th pt… |
|
293 |
176 |
194730 |
JACKSON, Daniel & Thomas |
Armagh |
1773 Feb 4 |
Image
108
Daniel JACKSON of Donavally & Corr [Corr
and Dunavally, Parish Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish of Loughgall, Co. Armagh of 1 pt to Johnston LOCKART of Charlemont pt
of Donavally & Corr commonly called "Greasing field",
little meadow + pt of field of James STEVENSON [12ac Eng] formerly in pooss'n
of Thomas JACKSON of Charlemont, Co. Armagh, from 1 Nov last
past for lives mentioned in Daniel JACKSON's grand lease from
[James CAULFEILD], The Earl of Charlemont at £1 14s. 3hp per acre. Daniel
JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William
LOCKART jr; William BLACK.
Thanks to Mike of Vancouver. |
|
293 |
610 |
198108 |
JACKSON, Robert & Thomas |
Armagh |
1773 Oct 19 |
Image
333
BTW Edward TIPPING Esq High Sherriff of Co. Armagh of 1
pt & Robert JACKSON of Town & Co. Armagh Gent of the other pt.
… by writ of Fiere Facias issued by Majesty’s Court of Kings Bench against
the gods and chattels of William SLOAN deceased and unadministered and in the
hands of Robert SLOAN & William SLOAN executors of William SLOAN deceased
at suit of John GARVIN for sum of £526 sold at Public Cant – Robert JACKSON
highest bidder for lands of
Knolkraver possibly Knockrevan Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Roan [probably Rowan,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] and abt
18ac of Ballynegallagh [possibly Ballynagolan,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], 4ac of
Monyquin [Moneyquin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
bleaching utensils on Roan, and goods & chattels of William SLOAN,
deceased. in hands of & unadmin by Robert SLOAN & William SLOAN, now
by order of Kings Bench 13 June last, at the suit of John GORVIN for £526.
WITNESS: Alexander LINDSAY of Roan & Neal FOX of Ballynegillagh. Robert
JACKSON [SEAL]
Thanks to Mike of Vancouver for initial notes. |
|
294 |
585 |
195834 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1739-1810
|
McBURNEY to McCULLOUGH Lurgannore (TI Bk 45) |
|
297 |
602 |
196312 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan |
1765
June 1 |
CORRY - OLIVER Laragh, Aughnamullen
NAMES: Galbraith LOWRY-CORRY of Ahennis [Co.
Fermanagh]; David OLIVER of Ballyray AKA Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],; Edmond McMAHON; James
NORRIS; William & Joseph OLIVER (twin sons of David); William COLE;
Robert COOPER of Killkarn AKA Killcarn [Killycarn
Lower & Killycarn
Upper, Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Parish
of Loughgilly, Co. Armagh; Thomas IRWIN of Killynal AKA Killnaul, Parish of
Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone. OTHER PLACES: Laragh; Cornacarrow.
Memorial of an indenture between Galbraith Lowry CORRY
Ahenis, Co. Tyrone Esq. & David OLIVER of Ballyray, Parish & Co.
Armagh - land demised to OLIVER and 2 Tates known as Laragh and Cornacarrow
with Corn & Tuck mills except 65 acres at the end of Cornacarrow where
Edmond McMAHON & others then lived ... for the lives of the said David
OLIVER William OLIVER and Joseph OLIVER his sons aged about six months at the
yearly rent of nine shillings ... David OLIVER will “erect and completely
furnish a cloth mill within three years and ditch in twenty Irish acres
convenient to said mill”. |
|
301 |
435 |
201844 |
BROWN |
Armagh |
1775 Oct 5 |
BROWN-HENDERSON 1739-1810 Bellany
Jane BROWN widow & admin of George BROWN late of
Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh & Frances HENDERSON of Ahory, Co Armagh of other pt..Townland of
Drumlack [Drumlack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]... 57
acres.. tenements on the south by Henry JACKSONs land... during
lives of Hugh BROWN son of Jane & John SCOTT, son of Robert SCOTT
apothecary of Armagh.... WITNESS: George EWART of Ahory, Linen draper Simon
McCLINCHY of Marlecoomore Linen draper Jane BROWN [her mark]. |
|
303 |
83 |
200098 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1774 Mar 26 |
JACKSON-BLAKELEY Book Index 1768-1776 Dundrum
Robert JACKSON of Armagh, Co.
Armagh Gent of 1 pt; William BLEAKLEY of Dundrum[Dundrum Parish Keady, Barony Armagh],, Co. Armagh of
other pt. transferred lands of Dundrum, & Bleaching Utensils, Barony of
Armagh which Samuel BLEAKLY held by lease… deed of sale the sd Robert JACKSON made by Edward TIPPING Esq., late High Sherriff of Co. Armagh 23rd Dec
1773 |
|
303 |
125 |
200312 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1774 Apr 24 |
DONALDSON-DONALDSON Tullyvallen [possibly either Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West, Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Memorial of an assignment by Elizabeth DONALDSON ors
McCLEMENTS of Tullygony to Hugh DONALDSON her son of Town, Parish & Co of
Armagh lands of Tullygasy [possibly Tullyogallaghan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper] Parish of Creggan [NOTE:
Part of Creggan became Parish Newtonhamilton] held under name of Alexander
HAMILTON. WITNESS: John BIGHAM of Cloghog [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co.
Armagh, Schoolmaster & & Samuel CHOPLIN of Tullyvallen, farmer
& James JOHNSTON of Darcy, Co. Armagh, farmer |
|
304 |
323 |
201974 |
McCULLAGH |
Monaghan |
1774 Sep 25 |
McCULLAGH, Mary – TIPPING 1768-1776 McCULLOGH Patrick
to TIPPING
BTW Patrick McCULLAGH of Lurganearly in the Co.
Monaghan & Samuel ENNIS of Crossmale, Co Down of the 1 pt Edward TIPPING
of MtHill [Mounthill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co Armagh, Esq of the other pt reciting deed Oct
24 1742 between Thomas TIPPING of Castletown , Co Louth & Patrick
McCULLAGH & Samuel ENNIS of other pt... demised to sd Patrick McCULLAGH
for 3 lives thr townland of Mulloduff [Mullaghduff,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
in Parish of Creggan & Barony of Upper Fews, Co Armagh rent 43 pounds for
1st 3 years ... lots of detail .. one of the witnesses was Thomas McCULLAGH
of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], yeoman NOTE: Archibald McCULLAGH also leased Mulladuff. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
304 |
458 |
255938 |
|
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
ROBINSON was the owner
(NOTE Wrong number– my
notes are illegible and there may be another entry) Does not correlate with
Killinore – and it was supposed to. |
|
304 |
486 |
205853 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Meath |
1775 Oct 3 |
VERNER-JACKSON Lisnaboe
Memorial of an indenture of a lease May 2, 1774 between
Thomas VERNER of Churchill, Co. Armagh Esq. of the one part & Thomas JACKSON of Lisnaboe of Co.
of Meath Gent of the other.Land granted to Thomas JACKSON excepting all that part and parcel of the Lands of Rath situate on the
West and Northwest side of the Great Road leading from Nobber in the County
of Meath to Cabnigh in the Co of Cavan containing by estimation 152 acres 1r
20p… for the lives of Gordon JACKSON then aged 12 years, Henry JACKSON aged 8 years and Thomas JACKSON the younger then
aged 6 years…. Yearly rent of 160 pounds 12 s 8d payable quarterly…. SEE: JACKSONs
of Lisnaboe |
|
304 |
622 |
206741 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh Dublin |
1775 Dec 4 |
JACKSON-SHERLOCK Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill,
Image
332
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 Co Antrim
Esq & William JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
|
305 |
312 |
202140 |
OLIVER, David |
Armagh |
1774,
Oct 1 |
A Memorial of an indenture of a lease bearing date the
thirty-first day of October in the year one thousand seven hundred and
seventy-four Between David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Co. of Armagh of
the one part and Robert JACKSON of the town and County of
Armagh Gent of the other part, witnesseth that the said David OLIVER for and
in consideration of the sum of three hundred and fifty pounds Stl to him in
hand paid by the said Robert JACKSON the receipt therof the
said David thereby acknowledge hath assigned transferred and made over unto
the said Robert JACKSON his Exors, Admons and Assigns all that
part of Creevy with the Corn Mill
theron together with all the Toll or Sucken [whats that?] there unto
belonging situate lying and being in the Townland of Creevy in the County of
Monaghan with all the Estate right title interest possession term of years to
come claim and demand whatsoever which the said David
OLIVER hath in the said Messuage or Premes to have and to hold the
said Mill Lands and Toll unto the said Robert JACKSON his Exors
& during the remainder of the Term of years yet to come and unexpired as
by the said Deed of assignment may appear which said Deed is witnessed by
Thomas JOHNSTON of Armagh and James NEILSON of Ballyrea in the County of
Armagh and this Memorial is witnessed by the said James NEILSON & Thomas
JOHNSTON - David OLIVER [SEAL] 8 November 1774 at or near the hour of ¼ after
5’ o’clock in the afternoon. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVER connections. NOTE:
This could be the David OLIVER (1725-1806) |
|
308 |
397 |
205650 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1775 Aug 28 |
McCULLAGH, John – McCULLAGH 1768-1776
Mullaghbrack
John McCULLAGH of Clady [Clady
Beg or Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Parish of
Mullaghbrack [NOTE: borders shifted] Co
Armagh of 1 pt & Robert McCULLAGH of same of other pt. Townland of
Linnalea [??] in Parish & Co Armagh 37A 1R
English Stature Measure. WITNESSES: James LITTLE John KIRKPATRICK &
Francis DUFFY. NOTE: Possibly the John
McCULLAGH who died in Clady in 1787. He was the father of the John McCULLAGH
who married Jane OLIVER, sister of Benjamin OLIVER. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
308 |
467 |
206556 |
JACKSON, Richard & Nicholas & ors |
Armagh |
1775 Dec 7 |
HUME & ors Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Lord Baron SOUTWELL and wife Margaret SOUTWELL
otherwise HAMILTON; Richard JACKSON and wife Nicola Sophia JACKSON otherwise HAMILTON… coheirs of Sir Francis HAMILTON late of
Castle Hamilton Co Cavan deceased.. and also coheirs of Arthur Cecil HAMILTON
late of Castlehamilton deceased… other names. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
308 |
576 |
207668 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1776 Mar 27 |
GEARY Book Index 1768-1776 Forkhill Lodge
Image
303
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co
Armagh Esq set to John GEARY of Merion Co Dublin, tanner Dwelling House
Messuage Tenement Yard or Back House then formerly in possession of Caleb
GOULD deceased and then late in possession of Dennis NOWLAN deceased and his
representatives and also all that dwelling house messuage or
tenement then formerly in possession of Daniel OLIVER deceased then
late in possession of the said Denis NOWLAN … bounded on the east by other
land demised by said Richard JACKSON to said John GEARY on the
West by John WORTHINGTON’s then late holding south by other ground then in
possession of John GEARY and on the north with Kings Pavement … situate on
the south side of Kings St near St Stephens Green Co
& City of Dublin front 29’ 8” and in depth 88’ … term of 48 years rent
£18… WITNESS: Ralph MEREDITH of City of Dublin Notary Public & William
CHAYLOR SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
310 |
534 |
207749 |
McCULLAGH, William |
Down
Armagh |
1776 Apr 4 |
William CROZIER Formerly Banbridge, Down, now Tandragee
[Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Armagh
Gent of 1st pt to William McCULLAGH of Magherally, Co Down Gent of 2nd pt for
£67.12.9 tenement in Banbridge occupied by Francis IRWIN and a field in
Edenderry in possession of William McCULLAGH of Town of Armagh, Apothocary ;
subject to redemption SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
313 |
331 |
208744 |
OLIVER |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1775 Dec 13 |
CORRY-CRAWFORD 1739-1810
Laragh, Aughnamullen
Image
182
BTW Adam Lowry CORRY of Aghennis Co. Tyrone Esq. of 1
pt & George CRAWFORD of Cornecarrow Co. Monaghan Linen draper of other
pt. … two townlands of Laragh & Cornecarrow with the corn and tuck mills
and all the grist & Turf Boog excepting 63a of Cornecarrow where Edmund
MAHON and other live together with 2a of Turf bogg & 35a of Cornecarrow
which lies about George CRAWFORD’ house wherein he now lives together with
houses bleach greens & Crofters houses erected theron together with 6a of
Moss ..
NOTE: The OLIVER
brothers of Armagh had owned the leases etc
here. |
|
313 |
580 |
211019 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1777, Jan 27 |
Robert JACKSON, Linen Draper & George
ROBINSON of Cavanacaw ... ROBINSON Names Index: 1777-1785 Armagh, Cavanacaw
Image
311
BTW Robert JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Linen
draper of 1 pt & George ROBINSON of [Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - NOTE:
Kearney Hill is in Cavanacaw], Co. Armagh Esq of other pt. Reciting 10 Mar 1772 btw Hugh
[CUMING?] of City of Dublin merchant of 1 pt & John POOLER executor of
Samuel KNIPE late of Tyr[?] Co. Armagh by release 13 Jun 1757 demised to
Samuel KNIPE for 14 years … John BOND … lands in Parish & Co. Armagh …
Tullynickle [Tullynichol,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Co. & parish Armagh All hard to read and not central enough to
transcribe. One of the witnesses was James McCULLA. |
|
315 |
196 |
209545 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1776 Oct 1 |
McCULLAGH, Alexander – McCULLAGH 1768-1776
Alexander McCULLAGH of Cladymore, Parish of
Mullaghbrach Co Armagh of 1 pt & John McCULLAGH of Ligastown, Co Tyrone
of the other pt… demised one half of the farm and holding in Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] to be
equally divided by quantity and Quality lying to the lower side of the town
for rent of 3 pounds 5s… lease from Edward BOND…. WITNESS: Samuel McCULLAGH
of Cladymore, Co Armagh & Isaac GLENNY of Glenville Co Down, Gent SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
315 |
363 |
212533 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Antrim |
1770 Sep 4 |
THOMPSON Names Index: 1777-1785
Btw Jackson WRAY late of Coleraine but then of
Ballycastle, Co Antrim Esq. & Rev. James SMYTHE Vicar of Ardmay, Co.
Antrim of the 1 pt. Thomas THOMPSON of Greenmount, Co Antrim Esq and the
lease made btw Jackson WRAY, Richard JACKSON of Forkhill
[Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
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 (hard to read) SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
|
316 |
388 |
213467 |
JOHNSTON |
Monaghan |
1777-85 |
John JOHNSTON – NOBLE
Arthur NOBLE of Churchill, Co. Monaghan Esq. &
Henry JOHNSTON of Dublin of 2nd pt & John JOHNSTON of Dundalk, Co Louth
of 3rd pt. & Adam NOBLE of Longfield, Co. Monaghan of the 4th pt…. for
900 pounds pd by Adam NOBLE to Henry JOHNSTON.. lands of Camelly, Barony of
Fews, Co. Armagh.. lease 17 dec 1719… to John JOHNSTON late of Camilly [either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper,],, Co. Armagh deceased Gent…. Lives of Walter COPE, John JOHNSTON
party to this deed & Samuel EASTWOOD, eldest son of John EASTWOOD of
Castletown, Co. Louth… WITNESSED Francis NOBLE of Longfield & Blayney
Owen MITCHELL of town & Co. Monaghan |
|
316 |
673 |
216157 |
JACKSON,
Hugh |
Monaghan |
1770 Jun 4 |
JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index: 1777-1785
Cordevlish,
Deed btw Hugh JACKSON of Ballybay, Co.
Monaghan, Gent. Of 1st pt & John JACKSON of Ballyaby son of Hugh JACKSON aforesaid. Reciting deed 8 Sept 1760 btw Alexander
WADDELL of Lisnavean, Parish of Tullycorbitt, Co. Monaghan of 1 pt
& Hugh JACKSON of Ballybay Parish of other part. WADDELL
leased to Hugh JACKSON the whole tate of Cordevlish cont
92 acres plantation measure, Barony of Cremorn, Co. Monaghan. Lives of Robert
MAXWELL of Colledge Hill [College Hill] , Co. Armagh;
John ECHLIN son of Rev. Robert ECHLIN of Newtown Claebuoy [Clandeboye], Co.
Down & Alexander WADDELL. WITNESSES: William CRANSTON of Maguire’s Bridge
Co. Fermanagh & George MAXWELL of town of Drogheda. In presence of
Richard DAWSON attorney of Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs
of Lisnaboe |
|
317 |
286 |
217495 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1761 Feb 5 |
JACKSON Names Index: 1777-1785
Image
158
BTW John JACKSON farmer of Derrycore,
Armagh and Thomas JACKSON, son of John JACKSON for consids, one half of two Islands known as Derrycore [probably Derrycor,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] and Derry[?anden [possibly Derryadd]
in townland of Ballynemary [aka Ballynarry,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] , Co. Armagh in possession of John
JACKSON by lease made by Edward OBRE of Clantilew Co. Armagh Esq. 24 July
1747 for lives of Thomas ROE of Armagh, eldest son of George ROE of Derryaugh [Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Armagh; William JACKSON, eldest son of John JACKSON the younger of Derrycoore [possibly Derrycor,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], https://www.townlands.ie/armagh/oneilland-west/ aforesaid; William JACKSON, eldest son of George JACKSON of Clancarris, Co. Armagh for 41 years from 1 November then last
at certain rent. WITNESS: Edward MURPHY Clantelaw Thomas WOODS of Ballinary
Co. Armagh.
NOTE: The two
sub-townlands of Ballynarry are:
· Derrycush
· Derrykiniff
NOTE: It is likely that the Thomas JACKSON was a son of John
JACKSON (1681-1761) and Margaret JACKSON (1680-1754) and that the eldest son
was John W. JACKSON (1710-1782) |
|
319 |
344 |
217522 |
McCULLAGH |
Monaghan |
1778 Oct 1 |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH NOTES in 2009 diary
Between Patrick McCULLAGH of Tullyvanus, Co. Monaghan
of 1st part. Allen McCULLOGH of Tullyvanus of other part. Reciting that
Alexander McCULLOGH late of Lurganear, Co. Monaghan cooper by lease date 8th
May 1778 did demise to Patrick McBURNEY of Mulloghduff [Mullaghduff,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh farmer all that part & parcel of land then in said Alexander’s
possession with houses and offices thereon situate in said townland
Lurganearly [Co. Monaghan] … for natural life of William [I assume McCULLOGH]
& also reciting that said Alexander McCULLOGH by deed dated 20 May 1778
did assign to said Patrick McCULLOGH his the said Alexander McCULLOGH’s right
title [?] land & the profits arising thereout … from 20 May for natural
life of the said Elizabeth BAILIE the said deed 1 Oct 1778 thereon witnessed
that the said Peter McCULLOGH for the consideration therein mentioned did
assign and transfer to the said Allan McCULLOGH all his the said Patrick
McCULLOUGH … lands of Lurganearly. WITNESS: Godfrey McCULLOUGH & Edward
GLASSEY. SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
320 |
421 |
219457 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1729 Apr 2 |
TI Vol 2 (1739-1810) Derrynoose. [?]
FARLOW-JACKSON
Image
237
BTW Michael FARLOW of Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
, Co. Armagh Farmer of 1 pt to Robert JACKSON own & Co. Armagh
Gent of other pt. For sum of £100.6 paid by Robert JACKSON for lease
of farm 38a in Crieveragh [possibly Creeve,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] Parish
Loughgall, Co. Armagh together with bog in Creeveragh [possibly Coragh,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), the Barony Oneilland West |
|
321 |
147 |
214242 |
JOHNSTON, Henry |
Armagh |
1777 Dec 13 |
Henry JOHNSTON – NOBLE
Btw Henry JOHNSTON of City of (illegible) and John
JOHNSTON of Dundalk Co Louth Gen of the 1 pt & Adam NOBLE of Longfield Co
Monaghan Esq. reciting that Patrick MURHY late of Becotton Co Louth deceased
demised on 17 Dec1719 to John JOHNSTON late of Camily [probably either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Co Armagh Gent part of said lands of… Henry JOHNSTON and John JOHNSTON or one
of them has now become entitled to the lease which they set over to Adam
NOBLE lands of Camily in Barony of Fews. … lives of Walter COPE, John
JOHNSTON & & Samuel EASTWOOD. Witnessed by Francis NOBLE of Longfield
& Blayney Owen MITCHELL. |
|
322 |
503 |
22076 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1763 May 6 |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH Notes in 2009 diary
William McCULLOGH of Mount Norris [Mountnorris,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower].
Parish of Loughily, Co. Armagh release to John McCULLOGH of Mountnorris
lands etc of Tullygallen [probably Tullyallen,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion)] , Manor of Mountnorris … Samuel READ of
Tullyallen … life and lives of Wm McCULLOGH, Samuel READ & John
McCULLOGH SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
324 |
274 |
214815 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh & Monaghan |
1777
Sept 8 |
OLIVER, Andrew - VERNER
NOTES: 1778 Feb 9 re: 177 Sept 7 Article of agreement
between Andrew OLIVER and his wife Elinor OLIVER both of Newtownhamilton [NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],,
Co. Armagh & Thomas VERNER of Churchill, Co. Armagh “Whereby it is
mentioned that the said Andrew and Elinor his wife for the consideration
therein mentioned agreed that they would on or before the first
December then next make out a good and legal title free from all
encumbrances to one undivided third part of the Tate Town and lands of Enogh
otherwise Enagh in the County of Monaghan with the Appurts and would Grant
and convey the same to the said Thomas VERNER .... witness Edmond MADDEN of
Lismaclin, Co. Tyrone Clerk & John BRYAN of the City of Dublin yeoman
& John RICHARDSON of Donaghmore, Co. Tyrone, Surveyor SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs.. |
|
324 |
472 |
217585 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1778 Oct 30 |
JACKSON-MAXWELL NOTES in 2009 diary. Names
Index: 1777-1785
Marriage settlement
Between Ann Jane DOBBIN widow & Sarah DOBBIN,
spinster both of Ballynewney of 1st part Robert JACKSON of
Armagh Gent of 2nd part Samuel MAXWELL of Armagh & Benjamin BELL of
Elizahill, [??] Gent all of Armagh of 3rd part
… marriage of Robert JACKSON & Sarah DOBBIN … lands of
Ballynewly [probably Ballynewry,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower ] &
Lands and Mill of Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] subject to
annuity of £20/year payable to her during her life & remainder to issue
& failing them remainder to children of the said Benjamin BELL by his
present wife Elizabeth BELL otherwise DOBBIN … lands of Ballybrolly [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] & Tullynockile
[Tullynichol,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
Co. Armagh … etc WITNESS George CROZIER, Joseph IRWINE
SEE: PRONI D 889-1-20: Lease
for Lives of Robert Jackson and his wife, Sarah, and the survivor
of them by William Turkington, merchant, of Richhill [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Armagh, Robert Jackson of Woodvale, of Curry, Parish of Mullabrack. [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. 7
acres English near Jackson's mill race, corn
kiln and turf house mentioned Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
NOTE: The seal on this
document includes three birds. |
|
326 |
547 |
216979 |
|
Dublin
Meath
Tyrone
Londonderry |
1728 May 15 |
Image
300
BTW Hamilton GORGES eldest son and heir apparent of
Richard GORGES late Kilbrew, Co. Meath Esq. Deceased of 1st pt. Robert DALWAY
of City of Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt & Dennis DONAN of City of Dublin Esq. of
3rd pt. Reciting deed of settlement 6 Aug 1768 made on intermarriage of
Hamilton GORGES with Anne HOWARD eldest daughter of Gorges Edmond HOWARD of
City of Dublin Esq. … [several other names] … Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
Co. Armagh and Rev Bigo KENZELL [?] of Dunshaghlin Co. Meath Clerke of 4th pt
and Blayney Tawnley BELFOUR of Tawnley Hall, Co. Louth and Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Co. Londonderry Esq. of 5th pt .. convey the Manor of Ballyally
with the appurtenances the Towns and Lands of Ballygally otherwise
Ballygawley Moyaner and several other lands in Co. Tyrone and Towns and Lands
of Thomastown Smithstown and several other Lands in Co. Meath to said Thomas
Earl of Howth and Hamilton GORGES the brother … Richard GORGES and Hamilton
GORGES his son … reciting deed 13 Dec 1778 sum to be raised to be applied to
their debts and further reciting that Richard GORGES shortly thereafter died
and that Hamilton GORGES by deed 19 May 1778 … assigned to Dennis DALWAY
£2,000 and that Robert DALWAY did afterwards advance and lend to Hamilton
GORGES a further sum of £600. WITNESS: Andrew STEWART & Andrew Thomas
HAMILTON of City of Dublin Gents. |
|
329 |
474 |
220256 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1778 May 1 |
ASTON-OLIVER 1777-1785 NOTES in 2009 diary.
OLIVER, Andrew, DAWSON NOTES in 2009 diary.
Between William ASTON of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan,
Gent & Elizabeth ASTON other wise DAWSON his wife of 1st part. Andrew
OLIVER of Newtownhamilton [NOTE: The town is
in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],,
Co. Armagh, Gent & Elinor OLIVER otherwise DAWSON his wife of the 2nd
part. Susanna DAWSON spinster, the sister of the said Elizabeth & Elinor
of the third part. & Richard DAWSON of the town and Co. of Monaghan
Attorney at law of the 4th part. Reciting that Samuel DAWSON late of
Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan, Gent dec’d brother of the said Elizabeth ASTON,
Elinor OLIVER, Susanna DAWSON was seized in fee of the town and lands of
Enagh otherwise Inagh, Co. Monaghan subject to fee payable to Lord DARTRY
& did previous to his death make his last will and testament in writing
bearing date 3 June 1776 & devised the Town and Lands of Enagh to his
sisters … Elizabeth ASTON, Elinor Oliver & Susanna DAWSON equally between
them … and William ASTON & Andrew OLIVER the respective husbands of
Elizabeth & Elinor then intended to sell … their respective shares (with
provision for Susanna) WITNESS Richard BASHFORD of Carrickmacross; Arthur
FIDGEON [ possibly Arthur PIDGEON] of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan. NOTE: Richard
DAWSON (1700-1760) attorney of Monaghan SOURCE: The
History of the County of Monaghan. The father of Elinor, Elizabeth &
Suzanna was Edward DAWSON Esq. (?-1754). |
|
330 |
308 |
222435 |
McKEAN |
Armagh |
1779 Sep 8 |
MOORE-McKEAN NOTES in 2009 diary1739-1810
Marriage Settlement. John MOORE of Lisnadill [Lisnadill,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper], Co.
Armagh farmer of 1st part & Henry McKEAN of Armagh, wigmaker & Robert
CHAMBERS of Armagh, Innkeeper of 2nd part & Elinor CHAMBERS of Armagh,
widow of 3rd part (John MOORE was to marry Elinore CHAMBERS) ... lands of
Lisnadill (leased to MOORE by Josua McGEOGH Esq.) WITNESS: Hannah CHAMBERS
wife of Robert CHAMBERS & John MOSSON of Armagh, Gent |
|
332 |
197 |
224034 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Armagh |
1780 Jun 10 |
JACKSON Names Index: 1777-1785
Ann JACKSON of Corhold Hill [Cockhold
Hill? possibly Cock
Hill, Townland Kilcam Parish Keady, Barony of Tiranny or Cockhill,
Townland Drumanphy,
Parish Tartaraghan,
in the Barony of Oneilland
West]], Co Armagh of 1 pt John JACKSON her son transferred
land of John JACKSON late of Ballylany [Ballyleny,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,]
Co Armagh |
|
333 |
150 |
223096 |
BOYD |
Armagh |
1780 Apr 12 |
Francis BOYD then of Lisdrumgullion [Lisdrumgullion , Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper otherwise
called Canal Quay in part of Newry in Co. Armagh ] Co Armagh Merchant of the
1 pt & Elizabeth CLELAND otherwise HOOEY widow of William CLELAND late of
Newry Co Down Tobacconist deceased. … marriage to take effect btw BOYD &
CLELLAND… 500 pounds… no lands mentioned. WITNESS of Memorial: Robert HOWEY
& Daniel BROWN of Newry. |
|
333 |
217 |
223553 |
McCULLAGH |
Dublin & Armagh |
1780 May 8 |
McCULLOCH Willm to CALLAGHAN
Image
112
Btw William McCULLOUGH of City of Dublin Esq. of
the 1 pt & Owen CALLAGHAN of Cullaville [Cullaville,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co
Armagh Gent of the other pt. demised Dwelling House and Malt House Distilling
Office houses Turf Yard and Kitchen garden & the 4th tenement of
Culloville being part of townland of Mungoleagh [Monaguillagh Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] 5
3r 8 p The dwelling house Distillary and Offices are bounded on the East by
the great road from Castleblayney to Dundalk on the south by the back Wale of
the Malt House & Distillery on the West by the Ditch running at the
bottom of the Turf yard and Kitchen garden on the North by the road from
Carrickmacross to Newry. The field No 4 is bounded on the east by Patrick CALLAGHAN’s
farm on the South by the road from Carrickmacross to Newry on the west by
Castleblayney Road and on the North by Hugh VEAGH’s tenement on the West by
Castleblayney Road and on the north by Edward [?] BRYAN McMAHAN’s tenement
also the Dwelling House & Offices in possession of Christopher CRAWLEY
adjoining the Carrickmacross Road and lying opposite Owen CALLAGHAN’s House
together with 1a 1r 18p of Turf Bog being his the said Owen CALLAGHAN’s
possession … bounded also on the East by James LEVERLY [?] & James MAGEE’s tenement Fields on the South
by a small Lake on the West of the Bog belonging to the lands of
Castleblayney and on the North by several lots of turf Bog belonging to the
Tenements in Barony Upper Fews, Co. Armagh to hold to Owen CALLAGHAN for term
of 999 years for yearly rent WITNESS: William M’CULLOUGH Jun Esq. son of
William M’CULLOUGH the Lessor & John MURPHY of City of Dublin Gent &
Michael CALLAGHAN of Clonaghlig [Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co.
Armagh Distiller brother to said Owen CALLAGHAN William McCULLAGH [SEAL]
SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
|
333 |
409 |
226346 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
|
1777-1785 |
OLIVER, Andrew - VERNER wrong # tried Vol 323- 334-
332-336. Also checked VERNER-OLIVER
1777-1785 This is clearly the # as recorded in Names Index under OLIVER
1777-1785. Looked under Enagh, Monaghan in townland index in 2016 – no
joy. Could be in Armagh. For a likely related
deed see: ROD: 336-553-226344 Also ROD: 324-274-214815 transcribed at 1777
Sept 8 |
17 |
335 |
87 |
222526 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
1780 Feb 15 |
JACKSON Names Index: 1777-1785
Btw William JACKSON of the City of Dublin
Gent and Mary JACKSON otherwise AIKIN otherwise PAINE his wife
of the 1st pt; Ephriam THWARTS of the City of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt & Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] City of Armagh Esq of 3rd pt. reciting a
deed.. 69 pound 12s owing by William JACKSON to Richard JACKSON did release and confirm unto Richard JACKSON one
moiety undivided of parcel of land with a house built and a shed lying
and being in Dolphins Barn Lane near the Bridge on the North side in the
Liberties of St Thomas & Donore containing in front from the river to Mr.
POOL’s holding 62 feet and in rere from the river to Mr Pool’s ditch 78
feet and from the front to Mr POOLs park abt 256 feet as formerly
granted by Thomas WESTON of City of Dublin Merchant for 3 lives renewable
[more description of land and neighbours]. NOTE: This connects the JACKSONs of
Coleraine (and later of Forkhill) to the JACKSONs of Dolphins Barn,
Dublin SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine. And probably SEE: JACKSONs
of Pimlicoe
NOTE: Mary was the widow
of Francis AIKIN late of Murragh, Co. Dublin, son of George AIKIN. When she
married William JACKSON in 1755 she was “of London”. SEE: ROD: 178-185-
118494 and ROD: 270-436- 173413. The BRYANs had Co. Kildare connections.
SEE: also Michael JACKSON, Clothier of Pimlico
NOTE: This William
JACKSON was most likely the clothier of Upper
Coombe. SEE: ROD: 200-346- 133444 and ROD: 270-346- 173413 and 202-462-
134758 and ROD: 219-308- 143791 |
|
336 |
478 |
225906 |
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 [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the County of
Armagh farmer of the one part and Thomas WALKER of Ballydonagh 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 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, 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. |
|
336 |
553 |
226344 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1780 Dec 31 |
DAWSON-VERNER Book 45 (1739-1810) Enagh
Btw Rev. William DAWSON of Newfield, Co. Monaghan &
Thomas VERNER of Church Hill, Co. Armagh, Esq. all of the lands of Enagh in Barony of Darty, Co.
Monaghan. WITNESSED: William ASTON of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan
Gent. Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton
[NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],,
Gent, and Robert LIVINGSTONE, Gent, both in Co. Monaghan. NOTE: I need to
check if Rev. William DAWSON is related to Edward DAWSON, father of Elinor
DAWSON, wife of Andrew OLIVER. A William ASTON was a husband of Elizabeth
DAWSON, sister of Elinor DAWSON. |
|
336 |
580 |
226444 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim |
1781 Jan 26 |
McCULLAGH, Beresford & Henry - McCULLAGH
McCULLAGH, William - McCULLAGH
Image
317
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 |
|
340 |
91 |
227170 |
|
Armagh |
1781 Mar 1 |
POOLER & ors-MAXWELL Tullamore, B. Armagh 1739-1810
[Tullymore,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],
Image
56
BTW George POOLER of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
and John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], both of
Parish & Co. Armagh Gents of 1st pt. James MAXWELL of
Rosebrook Parish & Co. Armagh Gent & said John POOLER of 2nd pt & Samuel MAXWELL of Town & Co. Armagh Esq. Dr. in Physick of 3rd pt. … Sale to Samuel MAXWELL lands of Carrickatroddin [??] then possessed by George POOLER and also a Park or Meadow in
Ballycrummy containing 6 acres … in Parish & Co. Armagh together with
lease of George POOLER and John POOLER … Lands … conditional covenant …
Lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], and
Ballycrumey in Parish & Co. Armagh (whereof Thomas POOLER in said deed
was then possessed) … WITNESS: John MURPHY & Thomas SIMPSON the younger
both of Co. Armagh George POOLER [SEAL] James MAXWELL [SEAL] |
|
343 |
520 |
237913 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1703, Sept 12 |
CLARKE to JACKSON Ballyassey [possibly Ballygasey , Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Ballynewry, Co Armagh
Image
273
Record of an Annuity made between Henry CLARKE of
Loughill in the County of Armagh Esq. on the one part and Robert JACKSON of Ballynewry [Ballynewry , Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in said
County esq of the second part. Whereby the said Henry CLARKE did in
consideration of a debt of two hundred and fifty pounds Sterling due to Robert JACKSON by the said Henry CLARKE the receipt whereof is thereby
acknowledged give and grant unto the said Robert JACKSON his
heirs ... one Annuity or yearly rent charge of one hundred pounds
sterling due and payable out of the lands of Blundell’s Grange in the
County of Armagh held by said Henry Clarke under the Right Honorable
James Earl of Charlemont by virtue of a lease for lives ... Henry CLARKE made
out clear title to Lands of Annaghmore [Annaghmore,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
WITNESS: William SCOTT & Andrew PRENTICE of Town & Co. Armagh. Henry
CLARKE [SEAL]
SEE (probably): Jacksons of Tobermore. |
|
345 |
|
hunch |
OLIVER, Isabella |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1781 Jun 23 |
DILWORTH OLIVER
Richard by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of
Armagh, Primate and Metropolitan of all Ireland. To our beloved in Christ,
the Rector and Curate of the Parish of Derryloran in our Diocese of
Armagh, Greeting WHEREAS Andrew Dilworth of Mullagherry in the
Parish of Donaghmore in the County of Tyrone and Diocese of
Armagh farmer of Derryloran and Isabella Oliver of Cookstown parish
and County aforesd Spint being contracted and
promised to each other in Holy Matrimony (as alleged) do earnestly desire
Marriage to be had and solemnized between them: Therefore we give and grant
to you or either of you, in whom we very much confide, our Licence and
Authority to solemnize the said Marriage with all due Speed between the said Andrew
Dilworth and Isabella Oliver provided that the same be done in the
Face of the Church of the Parish of Derryloran aforesaid, between the
Canonical Hours by the Express Consent of their Parents or Guardians, (if any
they have) and that there is not any just Cause or Impediment to hinder the
said marriage by Reason of any Precontract, Consanguinity, Affinity or other
lawful Cause whatever. In Testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our
Cosistorial and Metropolitan Court of Armagh, to be affixed to these
Presents. Dated the 23 Day of June 1781 See Family Tree of: OLIVERs
of Tattykeel. They are in my Rootsweb
tree. as well |
|
345 |
89 |
232259 |
OLIVER, Andrew & William |
Armagh |
1782
June 10 |
OLIVER, Andrew - OLIVER, William 1777-1785
NOTES: Deed between Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton
[NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh, distiller of the one part & William OLIVER of
Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of the other part. Andrew OLIVER has a lease from the Rev.
& Dr. Hugh HAMILTON, Dean of Armagh of land in the town of
Newtownhamilton for 5 shillings pd by Wm. OLIVER he [?] assigns the annuity
or yearly sum of £30. Mention of trust for Andrew, wife Elinor & mention
of children (unnamed) SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
346 |
18 |
230027 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1781 Nov 27 |
FERRALL Names Index: 1777-1785
Image
17
BTW Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh Esq. & Daniel FERRALE of City of Dublin Corn [Chande]. Tenement on south side of King St near St. Stephen’s Green in
suburbs of City of Dublin late in possession of Sarah DOHERTY deceased
and then in possession of Daniel FERRALE together with a small messuage or
tenement behind the same late in the possession of John DODD deceased and
then in possession of Daniel FERRALE with yard and house east to said
premises containing in depth from front to rere 88’ 4” in front 19’ 4” and in
rere 22’ 4”. Bounded on the east by John WORTHINGTON’s holding on the west
with Samuel HOPES holding on the south with John SWEETMANs holding and on the
North with the King’s pavement |
|
346 |
579 |
235138 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1779 Jul 7 |
JOHNSTON & wife to McCULLOCH (TI Bk 73) Roach
1739-1810
Image
306
BTW William JOHNSTON and Christian JOHNSTON otherwise
WILLIAMS his wife of Drumill, Co. Armagh of 1 pt & William McCULLOCK of
City of Dublin Esq of the other pt. Land lately in possession of Michael
CALLAGHAN part of undivided lands of Courtbane [Courtbane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] … from
expiration of lease by Trevor WILLIAN late of Courtbane deceased to James
CALLAGHAN late of Glassdruminally [probably Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co.
Armagh … WITNESS: Owen CALLAGHAN of Coolville Co. Armagh Gent & Eneus
MALEY of Creggan, Co. Armagh. & William McCULLOCK the younger of City of
Dublin Esq. |
|
347 |
550 |
235128 |
JACKSON,
Margaret & husb |
Down |
1783 Feb 11 |
RICHARDSON Names Index: 1777-1785
A Memorial of a deed of ease and release btw
Johnston LOCKART and Margaret LOCKART otherwise JACKSON his
wife both of Holywood in Co. Down of the 1 pt. Margaret LOCKART transferred
to Wm RICHARDSON his heirs etc all that part and parcel of land in the
townland of Dunvalley & Corr [Corr
and Dunavally, Parish Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Co. Armagh situate in the parish of Loughgall & Manor of
Charlemont…original lease held by Rt Hon James Earl of Charlemont. Witnessed
by John RICHARDSON of Moy Co. Tyrone & Wm LOCKART of Charlemont |
|
348 |
353 |
23395? |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh Dublin |
1782 May 1 |
JACKSON-COUGHLAN Names Index: 1777-1785
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co
Armagh demised to Michael COUGLAN of City of Dublin, Timber Merchant, lands on east side of Church St. [Oxmantown] With a stable and forge for lives of Richard
JACKSON and his sister Suzanna BARTON, widow & Julian Eliza BARTON
her daughter, spinster Witnessed by Reily Wright TEMPLETON & Hugh Mill
BUNBURY both of City of Dublin, Gent. SEE:
Richard JACKSON (1722-1787) JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
350 |
178 |
234939 |
HOUSTON, Joshua, Jane & Anne |
Dublin
Armagh |
1780
Jan 29 |
Two Tenements.Toole’s Tenements Gardens Backsides &
Bog &c. Abbey Street, City of Armagh.
NOTE: I had looked at
this because of ROD 508-23-327817 which indicated a connection btw HOUSTONs
& OLIVERs. It was btw Joshua HOUSTON, Merchant of City of Dublin of 1 pt
and Jane HOUSTON spinster of City of Dublin administrix of Ann HOUSTON late
of City of Dublin deceased of the other part. The description made no mention
of OLIVERs, although the rest of the details matched other HOUSTON deeds
connected to TOOLEs tenements. |
|
352 |
469 |
239767 |
COULTER |
Fermanagh |
1771 May 25 |
COULTER, James-COULTER
COULTER, David-GRAHAM Notes in 2009 diary1777-1785
James COULTER of 1st part; David COULTER of
2nd part & Robert GRAHAM on behalf of daughter Anne, 3rd part. .. marriage had been solemnized … James COULTER then made over lands of
Keeranbeg whereon the said James then dwelled, the Mill of Keeranbeg with 8
acres of land and his interest in the lands of Coolnasillagh for term of 7
years … interest in lands of Lurganboy, Lott Gare & Darkeybanes together
with the Mountain of Tully known by the name Altaveage, situate in Barony of
Clonkelly, Co. Fermanagh … WITNESS: Archibald GRAHAM of Gladeston, Co.
Armagh, Gent & Francis GRAHAM of Slush Hill, Co. Fermanagh, Gent. |
|
353 |
68 |
236328 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1783 Apr 28 |
SWANZY-OATES NOTES in 2009 diary. 1777-1785
OLIVER, Joseph -OATES
Between James SWANZY of Swanville, Parish of
Clontibrett, Co. Monaghan administrator of Richard SEAVER, dec’d of the one
part & Mary DOBBYN otherwise OATES widow; Elizabeth PRENTICE, otherwise
OATES widow; James McWILLIAM & Anne McWILLIAM otherwise OATES his wife.
Joseph OLIVER and Jane OLIVER otherwise OATES his wife & Letitia STONE
otherwise OATES widow of the other part … reciting … demised unto said Mary
DOBBYN, Eliza PRENTICE, James McWILLIAMS and Ann his wife Joseph OLIVER &
Jane his wife & Letitia STONE all that part of the townland of Ballinahonebeg
[Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] now in the tenure and occupancy of John OATES and
his undertenants as the same is meared and bounded as formerly held and
enjoyed by his father Thomas OATES … term of 17 years from 1 Nov 1781 in
trust and for the sole us and benefit of the said John OATES & his
lawful issue possesses in the will and codicil of Thomas OATES, the said
John’s father (more description included – I may need to order this deed) WITNESS: Samuel SWANZY, Gent Attorney. Thomas
PRENTICE, merchant both of Armagh, Co. Armagh. See also Mem# 296013 SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
355 |
480 |
241829 |
OLIVER |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1784 Feb 14 |
HASARD-PRINGLE 7 tates part of will Notes in 2009
diary
BTW Richard HASSARD of Garden
Hill, Co. Fermanagh Esq., of the 1st pt & William PRINGLE the
elder of Caledon, Co. Tyrone of 2nd pt & Frances
PRINGLE, widow of Rev. Robert PRINGLE late of Madden, Co. Armagh Clke of 3rd pt & John PRINGLE Gent eldest son and heir at law of the 4th pt & William PRINGLE the younger & Robert PRINGLE the two
younger sons and Dorothy PRINGLE the only daughter of the 5th pt
as joint tenants with the person so deceased … mention of 7 tates Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
&
Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] conveyed in a trust for a term of 200 years after
paying rent to Vicars Choral and Organist of St. Patrick’s Armagh ... lands
of Dowgry aka Dowgrey [Doogary,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny], the jointure of
Frances PRINGLE WITNESS: John MACULLAH of Caledon, Co. Tyrone &
William DONELLY of Caledon Barber . NOTE Lands connected to my OLIVERs. |
|
356 |
575 |
24630? |
JACKSON, Richard |
Meath |
1785 May 11 |
COOBAN CARR Names Index: 1777-1785
Memorial of a release btw
Thomas BURROUGHs Esq one of the Masters of His Majesties Court of Chancery of
Ireland of the 1st pt; The Rt Hon Third Earl of Howth
Hamilton GORGES of City of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
Co Armagh Esq. and the Rev Bigoe [Henzele?] of Dunshaughten Co Meath Clk of
the 3rd pt; Hamilton GORGES of Dublin Richard JACKSON Bigoe
HENZELE and Hamilton GORGES of Kilbrew in pursuance and execution of
powers and authorities in them vested by a certain act of parliament and
Decree in the said Deed recited… lease and release to Richard Cooban CARR his
heirs and assigns Towns and Lands of Thomastown and the Reisk and also that
part of the Lands of Smithston lately in the possession of Elias
CORBALLY and also the lands of Pallastown lately in the possession of Henry
SKELLY and then in possession of Matthew CORBALLY in Co Meath [tons of
witnesses] SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
360 |
85 |
241557 |
SEAVER, Sarah |
Armagh |
1784
Feb 10 |
SEAVER -BRADFORD see also DEED: 242429 1739-1810
Ballinahonebeg Bleach Mill Green
NOTES: Sarah SEAVER of Ballinahonebegg, [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh widow of the one part and James
BRADFORD of Armagh in said County, Merchant of the other part.. James SWANZY
of Aveluagh, Co. Monaghan was the executor of Richard SEAVER NOTE: a
will was probated for Richard SEAVER from Avebreagh, Co. Monaghan -
probated in Armagh 1770) who in a lease 27 September 1782 demised
to Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg - 1/3 part of the
townland of Ballinahonebeg as was lately held by Charles SEAVER & his
undertenants containing 92 acres ... [refers to] Deed of partition made
between Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER 15 Nov 1783 that Sarah SEAVER
(executor etc) would have ½ of all rents and fines issuing out of the part of
said premises held by Thomas Verner Esq. And also ½ rents and fines of part
in possession of Arthur OLIVER called the bleach green and half of her late
husband’s legacy ... Witnessed that the said Sarah SEAVER for £400 sold to
James BRADFORD the lands in her part of the partition. WITNESS Arthur OLIVER
of Ballinahonebeg, Co. Armagh linen merchant. Wm GEOGH of Armagh, weaver.
Robert JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh, Gent. James BRADFORD [SEAL] SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
360 |
236 |
242429 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1782
Sept 7 |
JACKSON, Robert - OLIVER [NOTE: In my initial
transcription - I was unsure about whether it was LEAVER or SEAVER, but
Armagh probates prove that it was SEAVER. Ballinahonebeg Bleach Mill Green
NOTES: Between Robert JACKSON of Town & Co.
Armagh Gent of he one part & Arthur
OLIVER of Ballinahone begg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in said Co. & Sarah SEAVER widow of Charles SEAVER late of Ballynahonebegg (NOTE: A Charles SEAVER had a will probated in 1762 and Sarah SEAVER had a
will probated 1792. I wonder if she was an OLIVER.) aforesaid deceased of
the other part. Robert JACKSON was paid £850 by Arthur OLIVER &
Sarah SEAVER & did set over to Arthur OLIVER & Sarah SEAVER all that
the lands of Ballynahonebegg in Parish of Armagh possessed by Thomas VERNER
Esq. The executor of Benjamin OLIVER deceased. The said Sarah SEAVER & other so assigned by Henry HALL &
Elinor HALL to the said Robert JACKSON ... lands made over to Robert
JACKSON by Edward TIPPING Esq. Which belonged to Michael SEAVER and all
Estate right title and interest term of years.. etc. Witness Henry HALL of
Aughereny & Co. Tyrone. Benjamin OLIVER of Lislooney,
[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. Co. Armagh.
John BURGES of Armagh, Gent. Arthur OLIVER [SEAL] Sworn Aug 6, 1784.
SEE ALSO: Deed: 281-352-186831 SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
362 |
336 |
24515 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1785 Jan 3 |
SWANZY-JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg
Henry SWANZY of Lisnageniff, Co. Monaghan of 1st pt & Robert JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Esq. the
town and lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Ballyaghy Co. Armagh |
|
363 |
411 |
246960 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh
Roscommon
Westmeath |
1785 Jun 25 |
Btw Rev, Dr. James Archibald
Image
217
HAMILTON of Creggan Co. Armagh Clerk of 1 pt &
Thomas LLOYD of Athlone Co. Westmeath Esq. of the other … lands in Roscommon |
|
364 |
182 |
243811 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1784
Nov 23 |
BRYAN-OLIVER
Deed of assignment between William BRYAN of the City of
Dublin Esq. & Joseph OLIVER of the Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in the Parish & Co. of Armagh Gent of the other part. BRYAN did for
the consideration of £450 Ster paid by said Joseph OLIVER grant the upper
half townland of Kennedies containing 97 acres formerly in the
possession of Arthur DENNIS & his undertenants lying and being in the
parish & co of Armagh together with one acre of turf bog in the
townland of Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in said Co. as the same were occupied and enjoyed by said Arthur DENNIS
and his undertenants and then held and enjoyed by the said William BRYAN and
his undertenants ... for remainder of term of 21 years granted by a
lease dated Sept 1, 1783 under College and Corporation of Vicars Choral &
Organist of the Church of said Patrick Armagh. Witness Henry
RICHARDSON, City of Dublin Gent & Patrick REILLY of said City. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
365 |
230 |
244167 |
MOORHEAD |
Armagh |
1784 Dec 15 |
LIVINGSTON-MOORHEAD Magherkilcranny
Alexander LIVINGSTON of Newry & Thomas MOORHEAD,
City of Armagh. Gent. Lands of Twinaire [or Twinacre or Tivinaire ??] and Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co
Armagh Witness John JOHNSTON & Acheson BARKER of Armagh. |
|
367 |
60 |
245881 |
HUMPHRY
JONES |
Armagh |
1784 Feb 3 |
HUMPHRY-JONES Cory, Corugan, Corry (Upper & Lower)
[Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
BTW Alexander HUMPHRY of Drumgronock Co. Armagh Gent of
1 pt & Rev. Dr. John JONES of Mullaghbrack Co. Armagh of the other pt.
For consideration of £160 granted 12 a in Drungreenagh [Drumgreenagh Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], held
under will of David CARLILE & Lands of Brackley [probably Brackly,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] belonging
to the Lands of Creggans containing abt 33a all in Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Mary
FIELD of Mullaghbrack & Samuel COLVILLE of Armagh both in Co. Armagh
& Adam BLACK of Mullaghbrack Co. Armagh. |
|
370 |
333 |
251896 |
OLIVER, William |
Armagh
|
1786
June 27
. |
MAXWELL-OLIVER Brootely, Ennisbar Keady
A Memorial of an indenture of lease bearing date the
Seventh day of Novr. One thousand seven hundred and eighty [1781] one
between Robert MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]in the County of
Armagh Esq of the one part and Wm OLIVER of Ennisbarr [probably Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in the
parish and County of Armagh farmer of the other part. Whereby the said Robert
Maxwell for the Considn in said Lease mentioned did Demise Grant and sett and
to farm let all that and those that part of the Townland of Brootely [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] late in
possession of Elizabeth CLOGHER and now in his possession as the same is now
measured and bounded situate lying and being in the Manor of Belleagh parish
of Derrynoose Barony and County of Armagh Containing by estimation Fifty-three
acres English or Statute measure be the same more or less with the Appurts.
To hold to the said Wm OLIVER his Exors Admons and Assigns from the first day
of Novr then Inst for the term of Nineteen years at and under the yearly rent
of thirty pounds nine Shillings and Sixpence with Twelve pence a pound
receivers fees and duties therein mentioned with clauses of distress and
reentry and other Clauses Common and usual between Landlord and Tenant And
the said lease doth therin Contain a Covenant of Totes Quoties for the
Consideration of a fine proportionable to be paid to the said Robert MAXWELL
his heirs admons and assigns as he or they Shall pay to the provost and
Fellows of Trinity College Dublin for renewing his Lease of which the Demised
premis is a part and also proportionable part of raised rent in case
any additional rent shall hereafter be imposed by the said Lessors on the
said Robt MAXWELL which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by Maxwell Close
of Elmpark [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] in the County of
Armagh Esq and Saml CUMING of Keady in the said County Gent and this Meml is
witnessed by the said Sam CUMING and John Mosson (or Molson) of the City of
Armagh Gent. Will OLIVER seal. (Then legal phrases about the witnessing) SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
372 |
163 |
248081 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh
Dublin |
1785 Oct 14 |
BELL Names Index: 1777-1785
Btw Richard JACKSON of
Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
Co Armagh Esq. of the one pt & Sarah BELL of City of Dublin widow of the
other part. Reciting that William JACKSON late of the City of Dublin
Gent and Mary JACKSON otherwise [SECHIN?] otherwise PAINE his wife both since deceased by Indenture of Release dated 9 May 1763 in
consid of 69 pounds 3 shillings to them lent and advanced by sd Richard
JACKSON granted released and confirmed unto the sd Richard
JACKSON all that piece or parcel of ground with an house thereupon built
and shed situate lying and being in Dolphins
Barn Lane near the Bridge on the North Side thereof in the Manor and
Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore Co Dublin containing in front
from the river to Mrs. POOLs holding 62 foot and in the rere from the
river to Mr POOLs ditch 78 feet and from the front to Mr POOLs park about 256
feet to the same more or less in as full and ample manner as demised by
Thomas WILSON of the City of Dublin Merchant & John HIGGINSON of Dolphins
Barn aforesaid. Merchant for three leases renewable forever and as the said
John HIGGINSON Granted and Conveyed the same unto Samuel PAINE late of Cork
St. Co Dublin, brewer deceased. To hold toward Richard JACKSON his
heirs and assigns for three lives then in being and the survivor or survivors
of them and for the life and lives of such other person and persons should
forever be added to the time and term granted of said recited premises by
virtue of the lease which they said William JACKSON and Mary his wife held same and the covenant for perpetual renewal subject to a
moiety of the rents therein contained and subject to the Condition of
redemption therein also contained a payment of said sum of 69
pounds 12 shillings with Lawful Interest on a day therein mentioned and
long since past and reciting that the said sum with a considerable arrear of
interest was still due and owing to said Richard JACKSON. By said deed
of which this writing the said Richard JACKSON for the consideration
therin mentioned did Grant Release and Confirm unto the said Sarah BELL in
her actual possession then being by virtue of the Bargain and Sale
therein mentioned all that the aforesaid premises and all said Richard
JACKSON interest therin and thereunto to hold to said Sarah BELL her heirs
and assigns forever… WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON City of Dublin; & John
BELL. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine and Michael JACKSON, Clothier of Pimlico. |
|
374 |
237 |
248874 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh |
1785 Oct 26 |
OLIVER,
Andrew - MCMATH 1777-1785 Tullyvallen Newtown-hamilton
NOTES: Between Andrew OLIVER [NOTE:
The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
& Elinor his wife of Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh of the one part
& Andrew McMATH of Aughadreena, Co. Monaghan of the other part ... Andrew
OLIVER with consent of wife Elinor & the sum of £300 made over to Andrew
McMATH “all that range of buildings in Newtownhamilton [NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
aforesaid containing in front 76’ and by the New Inn extending in front 42’
together with the two Stables and Coach Houses and 3 roods of land and turf
bog lying west of the road from Armagh to Dundalk with the Malt Kiln
Distillery and apps thereon. Also that part of Francis McCAMMONs Kitchen
garden lying south of the wall inclosing the back yard of sd Inn together
with that part of Tullyvallen then in possession of John MURPHY containing
and exclusive of the Law [bed?] River 5 acres 1 rood & [etc] ... Witness:
John STEELE, City of Dublin Attorney. James NIBLOCK of Castleblayney, Co,
Monaghan Innkeeper. |
|
374 |
262 |
248962 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1785 Sep 10 |
SCOTT-WALKER NOTES in 2009 diary. 1786-1793
William SCOTT of Lisdrumgullean, [Lisdrumgullion , Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper otherwise
called Canal Quay in part of Newry in Co. Armagh] Co. Armagh, Esq demised to
John WALKER of Newry, merchant ...dwelling house & lands in Newry then in
possession of William SCOTT 4 acres bounded on south west by Bason
[Benson?] Walk on the North by the ground then held by BENSON on the east by
the Great River of Newry and on the west by the Newry Canal situated in
Lisdrumgullian & Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Daniel BROWNE of Newry, Co. Down &
Alexander FALLS of that part of Newry in Co. Down.
NOTE: Rev. Daniel Gunn
BROWNE. |
|
375 |
10 |
247623 |
OLIVER, Andrew Rev
OLIVER, John |
Armagh
Fermanagh |
1785
Aug 10
|
OLIVER, Andrew Rev - OLIVER, John 1777-1785 1811-1820
Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
A Memorial of a deed of Mortgage by lease & release
bearing date [?] the 28th and 29th days of July in the
year 1785 between the Rev. Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh Clerk,
Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton [NOTE: The
town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
in Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in said Co. of
Armagh Gent of the one part and James OLIVER of Augsebragh [NOTE: There is no townland with the name in
modern times in Co. Armagh. My best guess is
Armaghbrague in the southernmost tip of the Parish of Lisnadill and with
Tullyvallen (Parish of Newtownhamilton) on its southern border. That is, if
the borders did not change. If it is in Co. Tyrone, then Aughasallagh is also
a good bet] in the said Co. of Armagh Gent of the other part. Wherin is
recited that Wm OLIVER of Mullintur [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
in said County of Armagh being seized in the townland of Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in the said County of Armagh devised the same to Rev OLIVER & Wm
OLIVER share and share alike and also that said William OLIVER died a
bachelor intestate whereby his share in said lands descended to his two
brothers the said Andrew OLIVER & John OLIVER and said release witnessed
that the said Revd Andrew OLIVER, Andrew OLIVER and John OLIVER in
consideration of the sum of £100.11s.1 ½ to them in hand paid by the said
James OLIVER did grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said
James OLIVER his heirs and assigns all that and those the Town and Lands of Tullysarren formerly in the possession of Samuel
KNIPE deceased situate lying and being in the Manor of Charlemount and County
of Armagh all the estate right to the interest claim and demand whatsoever of
them the said Rev. Andrew OLIVER, Andrew OLIVER & John OLIVER of in to or
out of the said premes share and to hold all the said released premes unto
the said James OLIVER his heirs & assigns for ever subject to redemption
or payment of the said sum of £122.11.1 ½ with legal interest on the 1st day of Sept next coming with said deed of mortgage & this memorial was
witnessed by John MOSSOM of Armagh in the Co. of Armagh, Gent & Henry
HUTCHISON of the same Innkeeper. James OLIVER [SEAL] etc sworn 2 Aug 1785.
SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
375 |
92 |
249577 |
BARTLEY |
Monaghan |
1786
Jan 6 |
WADDELL & anr to BARTLEY & anr (image) Book 45
(1739-1810) Lisnavean
Ballindaragh Cordufflis Corduffles.
NAMES: Alexander WADDELL of
Lisnaveane; Mary Ann FOSTER aka McCLENNAN aka ARMSTRONG; Dr. George BARTLEY;
John McCLEARY of Monaghan; Thomas WRIGHT; Joseph SMITH; John MOORE. OTHER PLACES: Balindaragh & Brackley, Co. Armagh. |
|
375 |
320 |
251229 |
JOHNSTON, John & James |
Armagh |
1786 May 16 |
James JOHNSTON-JOHNSTON
James JOHNSTON of Drumorgan Dromorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Mullaghbawne [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co Armagh
farmer did for consid transfer to John JOHNSTON of City Armagh Inn keeper…
lands in Drumorgan WITNESS : Thomas MOOREHEAD & Henry HUTCHINSON
both of Armagh. NOTE: James JOHNSTON signed with a mark. |
|
376 |
272 |
250765 |
OLIVER, |
Armagh |
1786 May 2 |
OLIVER, Robert-OLIVER
Image 145
Deed Poll btw Robert OLIVER of Lismullaghdown parish of
Aughalow and Parish of Tyrone of 1 pt & Mark OLIVER of the aforesaid town
of the other pt. transfer of land in Lismulladown then in possession of Mark
OLIVER for term of 10 years until the debts of the sd Robert OLIVER are
thereby fully paid. At the yearly profit rent of 10 pounds. Witnessed by
Thomas DAVISON & James OLIVER both of Lismulladown. & Robert PETTIGREW
of Crilly Co Tyrone. |
|
376 |
460 |
251901 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1786 May 25 |
WILSON to JACKSON Kilmakinly Woodvale Balymacone
A Meml of a Deed of Sale bearing date the twenty
fifth day of May one thousand seven hundred and eighty six made between Robt
WILLSON of Ballymacone in the Co of Armagh Esq of the one part and Robert
JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in the Sd
Co Esq of the other part. Whereby the Sd Robt WILLSON for the considns therin
mentd did bargain Sell Assign Alien Release and Confirm unto the Robt
JACKSON his Execs Admins & Assigns all that part of the townlands of
Kilmakinly [probably Kilmacanty,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in the Co of Armagh aforesaid that Robt WILSON
father to the Sd. Robert WILSON party to these presents was intitiled togr
with all the rights..... [legal] .... Townlands of Killmakinly and Turf
Bog in Ballyoilly [??] ....
witnessed by James KIGAN of Ballyhegan [Ballyhagan,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Gent & Hugh RUSH of Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Miller
both in the co Armagh & Wm KEGAN of Greenagh in Co Armagh farmer
James KIGAN of Ballyhegan aged 60 years |
|
377 |
474 |
254063 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Cavan |
1786 May 5 |
MARTIN Names Index 1786-1794
Richard JACKSON of
Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper],
Co. Armagh demised lands in Killeshandra, Co. Cavan… SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
378 |
328 |
253122 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
DONALDSON to DONALDSON COOK (TI Bk 45) Wrong book – there is a 253121 and 253123, but not
253122. Shantenagh |
|
379 |
4 |
249968 |
BOYD |
Tyrone |
1785 Mar 29 |
MARSHALL & Assignees of BOYD a Bankrupt Moy
John MARSHALL of Blackwatertown , Co Armagh &
Robert MAGILL of Anahavill, Co Londonderry Gent assignees of John &
Robert BOYD of Moy, Co Tyrone Bankrupts of the 1 pt & Mary BOYD of the
City of Armagh Spinster ... 1765 Earl of Charlemount had demised lands to
BOYDs |
|
380 |
60 |
254512 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1786 Jun 5 |
Image
37
JACKSON-KIGAN
BTW Robert JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Esq of 1 pt & James KIGAN of Ballykigan Co. Armagh of other pt. |
|
384 |
123 |
254319 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1785 Oct 21 |
PRICE-JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810)
Ballynahonebeg
Image
75
Robert PRICE of Middlesex & Robert JACKSON of
Ballynewry [Ballynewry , Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co,
Armagh. PRICE sold to JACKSON town and lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh. WITNESS: James ARMSTRONG & George PEPPER both of Armagh &
Richard LENCH of Armagh |
|
384 |
451 |
255931
255935 |
LIVINGSTON |
Killinore |
1787 Mar 20 |
Earl of Charlemount - LIVINGSTONE not pert in 2016 1739-1810
Hon James Earl of Charlemount of the 1st Part & Robert LIVINGSTON of Armagh in Co. Armagh, Esq. Townlands of
Cladymore, [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] & Cladybeg
commonly called Black-bank Killmore Bonavady Deadmans Hill &
Slavnamerick. 535 acres in Barony of Lower Fews, Manor of Cladymore, Co.
Armagh. |
|
385 |
457 |
255716 |
|
Armagh |
1787 Mar 8 |
PRINGLE – PRINGLE (includes other townlands) Aghavilly
[Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Between Robt PRINGLE Esq. Captain of the 1st part &
Frances PRINGLE of Limepark, Co. Tyrone widow & Adminx of the
Rev. Robert PRINGLE Clerk late of Limepark & William PRINGLE of Caledon
Co Tyrone Esq of 2nd pt Major Gen Henry PRINGLE of 3rd pt …. Vicars Choral … |
|
386 |
60 |
254512 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1787 Jan 5 |
JACKSON-KEEGAN Names Index 1786-1794
Robert JACKSON of Woodvale, [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Esq of 1 pt land of Kilmakenty… |
|
388 |
448 |
258180 |
OLIVER |
Down |
1787 Oct 8 |
Image
255
Deed of Conveyance btw Andrew OLIVER of Newtownhamilton
[NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
Co Armagh, Gent of the 1 pt & Lucinda SWANZY otherwise BOLTON widow of
Samuel SWANZY lately of Brook in the parish & Co. Monaghan of the other
part. Reciting deed of 6 Mar 1780 Samuel SWANZY set to Andrew OLIVER part of
town of Newtownhamilton in possession of Samuel SWANZY which was demised to
John KENNEDY formerly of Newtown Hamilton by indenture 6 Jan 1756 to hold to
Andrew OLIVER in consideration of 20 guineas assigned to Lucinda SWANZY that
part of Newtownhamilton lately in Andrew OLIVER’s possession and then in
actual possession of Lucinda SWANZY widow by virtue of a sale to her made by
Andrew OLIVER for one whole year by indenture . WITNESS: William BOLTON of
City of Dublin Esq. |
|
392 |
77 |
257928 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1787 Feb 26 |
McCULLAGH Robert to STEELE 1786-1793
... Robert McCULLAGH of Clady [probably Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co Armagh
Linen draper of 3rd pt... lands of Dremorgan. [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower ].. |
|
396 |
278 |
261239 |
SEAVER, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1788 Feb 26 |
SEAVER, Elizabeth-SEAVER
Marriage art of George CAIRNS and Elizabeth SEAVER,
eldest daughter of Thomas SEAVER of Heath Hall [Ballymacdermot,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Co Armagh Esq… lands in Co Down |
|
397 |
214 |
264052 |
BRADFORD |
Armagh |
1788 Jul 13 |
Image
423
BTW Thomas MOORHEAD of the City & Co. Armagh Gent
of 1 pt & James BRADFORD of City of Armagh Gent of other pt. … land of
Maherkillrany [[Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Co.
Armagh formerly demised to George BELL and then in actual possession of
Thomas MOORHEAD 31a 2r 13p for £303 granted to James BRADFORD all part of
Magherakilkrany that was formerly demised to George BELL & then to Thomas
MOORHEAD 31a 2r 13p for term of 18 years. WITNESS: John McANALLY and Hugh
MOSSON of City of Dublin Gents. John BRADFORD [SEAL] |
|
397 |
214 |
264058 |
BRADFORD |
Armagh |
1788 Jun 12 |
MOORHEAD-BRADFORD 1739-1810
Magherkilcranny
Image
423
BTW Thomas MOORHEAD of City & Co. Armagh Gent of 1
pt & James BRADFORD of City of Armagh Gent of other pt. Recited lease 12
Jun 1788 Boleyn WHITNEY of City of Dublin demised to Thomas MOORHEAD part of
land in Magherkilkrany [[Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] in Co.
Armagh formerly demised to George BELL and in actual possession of Thomas
MOORHEAD 31a. 2r. 13p. yearly rent £4.13.1 .. for £303 sold land to James
BRADFORD… WITNESS: John McANALLY & Hugh MOSSON. James BRADFORD [SEAL]
Initially I had Bk 307 |
|
398 |
441 |
263358 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1788 May 26 |
Image
248
A memorial of a deed of assignment btw Arthur OLIVER of
Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
Parish of Armagh, Linene Draper of the 1 pt & Benjamin OLIVER of Lysluney
[[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] Parish of
Tynan, Co Armagh Gent of the other part by virtue of a deed Feb 6 1788
Nicholas JOHNSTON of Woodpark, Co. Armagh Esq. demised to Arthur OLIVER &
Benjamin OLIVER all that part or parcel of land in townland of Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].in the estate of
Woodpark and Manor of Caledon then in the possession of Arthur & Benjamin
OLIVER together with the one acre of turf bog containing by estimation 46
acres two roods for three lives therein mentioned [NOTE:
they weren’t mentioned] – Benjamin and Arthur OLIVER being joint tenants and
each of them entitled to one undivided moiety of the whole of this
demised premes… The said deed of assignment witnesseth that the said Arthur
OLIVER for the for and in consideration of five shillings to him paid by the
said Benjamin OLIVER demised his share to Benjamin OLIVER of lands and premes
in Lislooney & bog or moss in Cavanaghpole and premises with the
appurtenances so devised as aforesaid to the said Arthur OLIVER and Benjamin
OLIVER by Nicholas JOHNSTON . WITNESS: Andrew OLIVER of Armagh, Co. Armagh
Chandler & Alexander McELLROY of Armagh, Co. Armagh Carpenter. Benjamin
OLIVER [SEAL] NOTE: Benjamin & Arthur
OLIVER are most likely sons of Benjamin OLIVER (abt 1724-1770), hence
grandsons of William OLIVER & Elizabeth HARDEY See also deed for 1718
June 11. There is possibly a family
connection with William
OLIVER b 1800 who may even be a son of the Benjamin OLIVER of this
lease.. SEE: OLIVERs of
Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
399 |
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, 2nd 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, upper Ballynamony,
lower Ballynamony, , Enagh, Landhead, Drumskea, Correalleagh [or Carneally or
Corneally], Collintaft [ow Collinla ow Collinlammy] Leekowlack, Ganaway [ow
Ganaly ow Ganwaly] Ballynamavagh [ow Ballynamengh ow Harperstown] Carnanny
[ow Carnany], Canreagh [ow Carronreagh], Knocking [ow Knockren] upper Dovial
[ow Dera], lower Dovia [ow Dera], Long Mullens, Broad Mullens, Cullefachan,
Caigair, Scotch Craigs [ow Irish Craigs] Lary [ow Lacy] & Tullockers [ow
the Eight Quarters [ow the Thirteen Quarters], Co. Antrim.
Keelinarge [ow Kellencargill ow Kellincargatt otherwise
Kellincrgitt otherwise Kellenargett ow Kellinorgett otherwise Silverwood]
together with 5 acres pt of Tegnevan and a tenement in Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East] 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 |
|
401 |
405 |
269102 |
DAWSON |
Down
Armagh |
1789 Jun 12 |
DAWSON, Mary-SCOTT 1786-1793
Deed of marriage betw George SCOTT of Newry Merchant
and Mary DAWSON of Magherafelt and Robert SCOTT of Newry & Anne SCOTT als
DAWSON his wife .. sum £100 3 months after the marriage and a further £100
when convenient…. Deed of marriage article 14 Jan 1786 WITNESSED Anne HODGSON
of Castledawson spinster Robert BELL Newry, Surgeon |
|
402 |
499 |
265492 |
BRADFORD |
Armagh |
1787 Mar 24 |
James MAXWELL of City of Armagh Gent &
& Thomas MAGLONE of Navan [Navan,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Farmer - re a farm commonly called Bradfords Bog 33 Acres in
Townland of Tamletts [aka Tamlaght [Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, or Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish, in
the Barony Armagh] – in
either Eglish or Derrynoose Parishes – also known as Ballymartin], Co.
Armagh. |
|
403 |
180 |
1266457 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1788 Jan 23 |
STEEL-KIDD
Image
414
Robert STEEL of Keady [the townlands of the town of
Keady include Racarbry, Crossmore and Crossdened]
of 1 pt & James KIDD of Recarbery [Racarbry,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co Armagh of other
part. .. for £50 transfer Land of Tullymacone [possibly Tullynamalloge,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh or Tullymacann,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower],
Co Armagh then in possession of Thomas BURGES Esq.abt 13A 2R 8P… WITNESS:
Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin attorney & George KENT of Keady. Robert
STEEL [SEAL] |
|
403 |
346 |
267727 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1788,
Nov 7
1778, Mar 17 |
OLIVER-HIGGINS I have this deed. 1739-1810 Kennedies,
Enagh
OLIVER to HUGGINS notes
Joseph OLIVER 7th November 1778
indenture made between Joseph OLIVER of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Co Armagh Gent of the one part and John
HUGGINS of Glenart in the County of Tyrone Gent.. [for £600 land was
sold including one acre of bog at Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
as well as the upper half of the townland of the Kennedies containing 97
acres. See beneath
Joseph OLIVER of the Kennedies, Co Armagh Gent of the
first part and Jno HUGGINS of Glenart in the County of Tyrone
Gent of the other part. “whereby the said Joseph OLIVER for the consideration
of of the sum of six hundred Pounds in hand paid to said Joseph OLIVER
by Jno HUGGINS ...sells the upper half Townland of Kennedies
Containing ninety-seven acres or there about with one acre of turf bog
in Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
all in the County of Armagh and all the Estate right and the Title of Joseph
OLIVER of in and to the same to hold for n the Residue of Twenty-one
years and for all further renewals to be obtained by the said Joseph
OLIVER and his Executors admons and assigns from the Vicar Choral and
__________ (it was a blank in the document) of Armagh. Witnesses John
Burges of Armagh Gent and Francis Irwin of Calldon in the Co of Tyrone Gent.
Joseph OLIVER of the Kennedies,
[Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh sold his lease of 97 acres in the Kennedies as well as a bog in
Enagh, [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh for ₤600 for 21 years to John HUGGINS of Glenart, Co.
Tyrone. WITNESSES: John BURGES of Armagh, Gent; Thomas IRWIN of Caledon, Co.
Armagh; Robert LIVINGSTON.
SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
404 |
2 |
264884 |
OLIVER, Arthur |
Armagh |
1788 Sep 20 |
Image
8
Deed of Mortgage btw Arthur OLIVER, Linen draper of
Ballynahonebegg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Joseph OLIVER of Ballynahonebegg of 1ST pt and
James JOHNSTON of Kappagh [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], of 2nd pt. Pt of Ballynahonebegg [46a] then in possession and occupation of Arthur
OLIVER being the North division of lands marked out by a straight line from
the High Road and said Arthur OLIVER’s dwelling House down to the townland of
Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
together with that part of lands lately possessed by Robert WILSON &
Thomas VERNER together with the Bleach Green & Mills Machinery &
Bleaching Utensils Buildings & Improvements … by deed of partition 15 Nov
1783 made over to said Arthur OLIVER by Sarah SEAVER with all Houses Offices
Barns Stables Orchards Gardens Lands Meadows Pastures Waters Watercourses
Woods Commons Boggs & Moss & all other appurtenances …
WITNESSES: John BURGESS of Armagh, Co. Armagh &
Patrick COLLINS, clerk to John BURGESS. Arthur OLIVER [SEAL]
NOTE: I believe that
Arthur OLIVER (est 1744-1798) was a son of Benjamin OLIVER (d 1770) of
Ballynahonebeg. Based on other deeds, it is tempting to suspect that his wife
was a SEAVER. |
|
406 |
126 |
266011 |
COULTER |
Louth |
1788 Apr 20 |
TIPPING to COULTER 1739-1810 (TI Bk 73) Castlecarragh
Btw Francis TIPPING of Bellurgan Park Co Louth
Esq of 1 pt & Joseph COULTER the elder of Dowdalshill Co
Louth Gent of other part… whereby the said Frances TIPPING for consideration
of Joseph COULTER surrendering unto him the former lease from Thomas
TIPPING Esq. decd to Joseph COULTER & Samuel COULTER under
which the said Joseph COULTER hold the premes which lease the said Joseph
COULTER did thereby surrender unto the said Francis TIPPING… and for the
consideration mentioned… granted …town and lands of Castlecarraghin Barony of
Dundalk Co Louth containing 220A 8P Irish Plantation Measure…. For lives of Joseph
DICKIE son of Robert DICKIE of Clonaleenan Co. Louth, Joseph
RANSOM, eldest son of Joseph RANSON of Ballyregan, Co Louth Gent &
Joseph MORGAN son of Richard MORGAN of Lurgen Green Co Louth Gent…
yearly rent of £250.6.3 ½ WITNESSES: Stephen PAGE jr of Dundalk, Gent; Joseph
COULTER the younger of Dowdalshill, Co Louth, Gent; John JOHNSTON of Woodvale
[probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co
Armagh, Gent. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for names who connect. |
|
406 |
246 |
266664 |
JACKSON,
Nichola |
Killishandra, Cavan |
1789 Jan 20 |
HALES Names Index 1786-1794
Nichola Ann JACKSON,
widow [of Richard JACKSON] of Fork Hill, Co.
Armagh of 1st part & William HALES, rector of
Killishandra, Co. Cavan & John HAMILTON & William BLAKELY, church
wardens of parish of Killishandra of the 2nd part. LUTHER, tenant
to north of released property; Widow PATTERSON, tenant to south of released
property. Nichola Ann JACKSON releases plot in n. end of Killeshandra
town bound on e. by the lake & pt of Castle Hamilton demesne, on w. by
Castle Ave - being 21roods 9perches, unto HALES, HAMILTON & BLAKELY to
hold unto HALES, HAMILTON & BLAKELY plus their successors as rector and
wardens forever at 16p ster If demanded. WITNESSED: Jackson WRAY Esq.
Of Bentfield, Antrim; Rev. William ANDERSON, clerk of Killishandra; Miles
MAHONEY, servant to William HALES; Letitia LOWE, spinster Fork Hill; Daniel
MACDOUGAL, servant to Nichola Ann JACKSON of Fork Hill. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine
Thanks to Vancouver Mike. |
|
406 |
535 |
267375 |
|
Armagh |
1789 Feb 12 |
Image
282
BTW Thomas SIMPSON of Ballyards [Ballyards, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Esq. of
1 pt & Mary WHITE of Ballyards Co. Armagh of the other pt. For £640 SIMPSON
sold to WHITE lands of Magherkillcrany [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]…
original lease from Earl of Farnham … WITNESS: John BURGES of Armagh Gent
& James MACKAY of Ballyards Co. Armagh farmer. |
|
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 1st 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 2nd 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 |
|
407 |
377 |
271817 |
|
Armagh |
1783 June 11 |
MAXWELL-MULLA Book 2 (1739-1810) Brootely
Robert MAXWELL Esq. Of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh of 1st part unto Owen MELLON, farmer of Brootely [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh of second part of Brootely in Manor of Beltagh, Parish of Derrynoose,
Barony & Co ARM [6a 34p Eng stat] then in possess of Owen MELLON, except
as excepted, from Robert MAXWELL unto Owen MELLON for 15 years at
£3.10.6 ster. With covenant for renewal, entry, reentry and distress.
Witnesses: James EVERS, yeoman, late of Fellows Hall, deceased; Samuel
CUMING, Gent of Keady [the townlands of the town of Keady include Racarbry, Crossmore and Crossdened],
Co. Armagh & John HILL, yeoman, Co. Armagh. Registrar, John MOSSON
of Armagh. Thanks to Vancouver Mike. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh I am curious about Mary Anne MALLON,
partner of William OLIVER (1828-1892) because of the connection of that
family name to Brootelly . |
|
407 |
382 |
271085 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1789 Aug 29 |
GREENWAY-JACKSON
Francis GREENWAY, linen draper of Derruandre [possibly Derryane,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West,], part of Killiman,[Electoral District Killyman] Co. Armagh
assigned his title and interest in 12 acres of land along with crop, grain
and grass now standing unto John JACKSON, linen weaver of Clinmicale,
part of Tartaraghan, [Clonmakate,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh for £34.2.6 . Witnesses: John JACKSON
1756 January: Thomas ROE granted unto Francis GREENWAY
of 12 acres of land in his possession, with sufficient moss for the family,
for life of Francis GREENWAY & Elizabeth GREENWAY, wife of Francis, at 6
shillings per acre yearly rent
Thanks to Vancouver Mike. |
|
408 |
180 |
266496 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1799 Jan 20 |
WILSON-JACKSON NOTES in 2009 diary.
Between Robert WILSON of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Co.
Armagh, Gent & Robert JACKSON of Corry, [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Esq for £1026 transfer lands of Ballywooly & Dromora in Barony of Neiland, Co. Armagh “all that part and parcel of
town and lands of Tandragee together with the Corn Mill of Tandragee with the
water course Grist Succor Toll & Mulctur .. also lands of Tullybrone [Tullybrone,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] then held
by lease under William McGEOGH Esq. In Barony of Lower Fews, Co. Armagh also
part of Ballybrawly [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] containing 33 Acres
1R 20P Parish & Co. Armagh & also part of land of Tassagh [Tassagh,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] & Tully[e]lmer
[possibly Tullynamalloge],
Co. Armagh ... term 18 years. |
|
409 |
122 |
266720 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1782 Jan 15 |
DOBBYN-SIMPSON NOTES in 2009 diary 1739-1810
Magherkilcranny
Image
373
Between Thomas DOBBIN John SIMPSON & Thomas SIMPSON
admons of Joseph SIMPSON late of Monyquinn [Moneyquin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, linen
draper of 1 part & Thomas SIMPSON of Ballyards [Ballyards, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Esq.
Of the other part for £640 made over lands of Magherykillcrany [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] to
Thomas SIMPSON. |
|
410 |
403 |
269923 |
JACKSON,
Nichola |
Armagh |
1789 Jul 16 |
BOLTON Names Index 1786-1794
Nicola Ann JACKSON of
Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
relict of Richard JACKSON late of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Lodge….
Chichester BOLTON lands in Manor of Castlehamilton… SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
410 |
534 |
270351 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1789 Aug 4 |
JACKSON-BARTON Names Index
1786-1794
Image
300
Trustees of Forkhill Estate [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] –
Susanna BARTON … lands of Carricksticken [Carrickastickan,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Cloghunie, Longfield [Longfield,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Carricilldren [Carrickaldreen,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Aughadonoe, [Aughadanove Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Ballykeel [Ballykeel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Clarkeel [Clarkill,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper ],
Levallymore [Levallymore,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Doctor's
Quarter [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Latburget [Latbirget,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Burreen [??], Karnakelly [Carnacally,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Tullyonachieve [Tullymacreeve,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper], Mullaghbane [Mullaghbane,
[Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Shanrue
[Shanroe ,Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper] and Skeen [Shean, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] in Manor
of Forkhill, Co. Armagh. … lives of Susannah BARTON & Juliana Eliza
BARTON only daughter of Susannah BARTON & Francis DOBBS of City of Dublin
Esq. … life of Nichola Anne JACKSON … WITESS: Francis DOBBS, City of Dublin
Barrister & John MURPHY of City of Dublin Attorney. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
411 |
546 |
272601 |
McCULLAGH |
Dublin
Armagh |
1789 Sep 25 |
McCULLOGH William to O'CALLAGHAN 1786-1793
Image
611
Btw William McCULLOCH of Kilmore Co Dublin Esq of one
pt & Owen O’CALLAGHAN of Cullaville [Cullaville,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co
Armagh Gent of other McCULLAGH demised the Customs of the Fairs of Markets in
Cullaville & the Common belonging together with 30 perches part of
tenement … & 1a 3r 4p in Barony of Fews, Co Armagh... WITNESS: William
McCULLAGH jr of Kilmore Esq. son of Wm McCULLAGH the lessor & John MOORE
of Kilmore servant to said William McCULLOCK the lessor.... NOTE: This will probably tie into the McCULLAGHs who married into the JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
411 |
547 |
272602 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Dublin |
1789 Dec 30 |
McCULLOGH William to O'CALLAGHAN Callan River (an
island on it)
1786-1793
Image
611
McCULLOGH William to O'CALLAGHAN 1786-1793
Wm M’CULLOCH of Kilnure Co of Dublin Esq of 1 pt &
Owen CALLAGHAN of Cullaville [Cullaville,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co
Armagh Gent of the other pt. M’CULLOCH demised to O’CALLAGHAN town &
lands of Glassdrummon [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] &
Carrickinmoan then in his actual possession containing 76A of bog &
profitable land Irish Measure in Barony of Fews…... for lives of
James John & Owen – three oldest sons of Owen O’CALLAGHAN. WITNESS:
William McCULLAGH jr of Kilmore Esq. son of Wm McCULLAGH the lessor &
John REED of Ballywen Co Armagh Gent... NOTE:
This will probably tie into the McCULLAGHs who married into the JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
412 |
510 |
271125 |
|
Armagh |
1782 Dec 18 |
MAXWELL-LAPPAN Book 2 (1739-1810) Brootely
17 acres of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] from Robert
MAXWELL of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] to Peter LAPPAN,
farmer |
|
414 |
235 |
270597 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1789, Sept 2 |
HALL to JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg
Henry Hall of Loigh in the County of Tyrone, Gent. To Robert
JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co Armagh
Esq. Townland of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co Armagh Also mention of Ballynahon Beg
For £232.16.10 ster, Henry HALL to Robert JACKSON of 2 leases (see earlier deed 1786 June 3: Henry IRWIN to Henry HALL) + 24a
2r 20p of Bellaghy in pa and Co Armagh as demised to him by Robert JACKSON for 21 years, plus lease to lands of Ballynahombeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
as he may be entitled by way of his wife Eleanor HALL, all to hold unto Robert JACKSON for residue of
terms. Henry IRWIN to Henry HALL pt of Ballaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
for 3 yrs with renewal for 3 to 3 years during Nat life of Elinor HALL at 13
shilling 4p rent. WITNESS: Hugh RUSK [or RUSH?] of Curry [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh, Miller & Henry CLARKE Esq. Of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh.. From my notes and also transcribed by Mike
Stewart. |
|
414 |
235 |
270598 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1789, Sept 2 |
WATSON to JACKSON
John WATSON of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co
Armagh Gent. In the consideration of 400 pounds paid to him by Robert
JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh ... 94 acres with appurtenances in Parish of Mullaghbrack and County
of Armagh ... lease of three lives was formerly under Robert SIBTHORPE
For £400 John WATSON releases to Robert JACKSON,
land of Teemore [94 acres] in pa of Mullaghbrack, Co. Armagh a lease for 3
lives held under Robert SIBTHORPE by Sir C_ [Capel?] MOLEYNEUX, Bart.
WITNESSES: Robert BURKE, Gent of Macanhum, ARM & William NICHOLL,
innkeeper of City of Armagh. From my notes and also Mike
Stewart Notes. |
|
417 |
245 |
272748 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh & Cavan |
1790 Jan 11 |
JACKSON-NORRIS Names Index 1786-1794
Deed of release 10 Aug
1780 btw Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co
Armagh Esq. & Rev Richard NORRIS of town of Drogheda reciting article
made 17 Sep 1767 the sd Richard JACKSON by the name of Richard
JACKSON of Castlehamilton Co Cavan Esq set lands of Killishandra to
Rev LUTHER – abt 6 acres with Malthouse SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
419 |
13 |
272940 |
SEAVER |
Armagh |
1790 Jan 23 |
SEAVER, Johnathon-MONTGOMERY 1786-1793 Sisters…
SEAVER, Elizabeth
SEAVER, Thomas
SEAVER, Mary
SEAVER, Jane
SEAVER, Bridget |
|
419 |
363 |
274303 |
JACKSON,
Nichola Ann |
Armagh |
1790 Mar 29 |
JACKSON-SOUTHWELL Names Index
1786-1794
Nicola Anne JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] [
In 2013 not needed] SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
432 |
410 |
281078 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Armagh |
1791 Apr 2 |
JACKSON Names Index 1786-1794
Image
220.
Thomas JACKSON of Ballymagerny [Ballymagerny,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co Armagh farmer of the one part & John
JACKSON & William JACKSON of Ballymagerny farmers of the other
part. Recited that Arthur COPE of Loughgall [Loughgall,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh leased 1 Nov 1789 to Thomas JACKSON in his actual possession … 15a
3r 14p for annual rent of £19.6.8 … all the lands in said Indenture mentioned
commonly called the Spring were held containing 5a
Also Ballymore …. WITNESS:: Thomas LIVINGSTONE of City
of Armagh Gent David BELL of Ballymagerney & James McMAHON of Kilmore.
Thomas JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
434 |
198 |
280859 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh |
1785 May 3 |
OLIVER, Andrew-WILLIS1786-1793
Andrew OLIVER of Newtown Hamilton [NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh, Gent of the one pt & David WILLIS of the same Shopkeeper.
OLIVER demised land adjoining Newtown Hamilton bounded on the East by the
Dundalk Road on the South by Alexander McCRORY’s holdings on the West by
Moses McCAMMONs holdings and on the North by Francis PALMER’s holding all
that Field called the mearing house field excepting and reserving as in said
lease is excepted and reserved… and John OLIVER son of Andrew OLIVER then
about 11 years old. WITNESS: Gavin SHAW & Alexander McILROY both of
Newtown Hamilton Co. Armagh Gents SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
434 |
198 |
440183 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh |
1791 Mar 22 |
OLIVER-WILLIS
Lease btw Andrew OLIVER of Newtown Hamilton [NOTE: The town is in the townland of Tullyvallan,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
Barony of Fews Upper],
in Co. of Armagh, Gent of the 1 pt & David WILES of the same
shopkeeper .. part of the land adjoining Newtownhamilton afsd bounded on the
east by the Dundalk Rd. on the South by Alexander McCRORYs holdings on h west
by Moses McCAMMONs holding on the North by Francis PALMERs holding and that
field called the mearing house field… for natural lives of the sd David WILES
the lessee & his son a child and John OLIVER son of sd Andrew OLIVER then
aged about 11 years old.. WITNESS: Gavin SHAW & Alexander McILROY both of
Newtown Hamilton. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
439 |
274 |
440665 |
|
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
GERVAIS-WILIAMS Ballinahonemore |
|
445 |
334 |
286880 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1790 Dec 6 |
WILLSON-JACKSON Tullybroan
Image
481
WATSON-JACKSON 1739-1810
Btw Robert WILLSON of Ballymalone [Ballynahone?],
Parish & Co Armagh Gent & Robert JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co Armagh
Esq of the other part... for consid trans part of townland of Tullybrone, [Tullybrone,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] Parish
& Co Armagh, granted to Robert WILSON father of said Robert WILLSON by Wm
McGOUGH of Armagh Esq.. Witnesses incl Wm Nicholl & Robt NICHOLL both of
Armagh, City of Armagh, Gent & Memorial WITNESS: Wm NICHOLL & Robert
NICHOL & Hugh MOSSON of Armagh, Gent. |
|
445 |
334 |
286881 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1797 Dec 8 |
JACKSON - Deed of Conveyance
Image
481
betw. Wm WALLACE & Joseph WALLACE of
Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower, co Armagh
farmer of the one part & Robert JACKSON of Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co Armagh
of the other part. Reciting William WALLACE & Joseph WALLACE. for 35
shilling sold part of Mullaghbrack,
Parish of Mullaghbrack, [Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower] Co Armagh
which they purchased from their father John WALLACE now in the hands of
Robert JACKSON.
WITNESS: Robert BURKE of Mecantum both in Co
Armagh |
|
445 |
335 |
286882 |
Jackson, Robert & Margueretta |
Armagh |
1798 Dec 23 |
Margaret JOHNSTON – JACKSON
Image
481
Memorial of deed 2 Apr 1791 btw Margaret JOHNSTON of
Mullaghbrack, Co Armagh spinster of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON Esq. of
Woodvale [probably Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co Armagh
of the other pt. Reciting the said Margaret JOHNSTON in consideration of an
annuity or yearly rent charge of £10 yearly to be paid to Margaret JOHNSTON
during her natural life out of the said Robert JACKSON’s several lands
…. released to JACKSON part of lands of Mullaghbrack,
Parish of Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower,].
WITNESSED Margaretta JACKSON of Aughnacloy [Aughnacloy,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & Robert BURK of Mecantrim both in Co.
Armagh Robert JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
445 |
350 |
286920 |
SEAVER |
Armagh & Dublin |
1791 Jul 9 |
SEAVER, Bridget-SEAVER 1786-1793
Tripartite indenture btw Sackville Hatch LOVETT of City of
Dublin Esq/ of 1st part; Bridget SEAVER of Heath Hall [Ballymacdermot,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper, co
Armagh of 2nd part& Jonathon SEAVER of Heath Hall, brother of Bridget....
marriage intended Bridget SEAVER & Sackville Hatch LOVETT |
|
445 |
453 |
287334 |
COULTER |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1791 Nov 14 |
COULTER, David-GERAGHTY 1786-1793
David COULTER of Dungannon in Co Tyrone, merchant of the
one part & Thomas Richard GERAGHTY of Dungannon, Linen Merchant... lives
of David COULTER son of said David COULTER, Hugh WATSON son of Robert WATSON
of Castle Caulfield son of John WATSON of Portadown, Co. Armagh... witness
Andrew VANCE of Dungannen, merchant & Andrew GERAGHTY of sd town, Linen
Draper. |
|
450 |
571 |
292343 |
|
Monaghan |
1792 Jan 25 |
SCOTT, Thomas-CURLY NOTES in 2009 diary. 1786-1793
Deed of discharge between Robert ANDERSON Town &
Co. Monaghan of 1st part & Terrence CURLEY of Aghnamulla, Co.
Monaghan 2nd part & John ANDERSON of Cullentragh [Cullentragh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh &
Thomas SCOTT of Sheagh, Co. Monaghan of 3rd part ... re: Coles St.
On the side next the Lough in the Town & Co. Monaghan. WITNESS: Edward
KELLY, Merchant; John REILLY, Gent & James LECKY, Gent all of Town &
Co. Monaghan. |
|
453 |
69 |
289191 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1792 April 5 |
SMITH-OLIVER
Image
331
Deed of Assignment March 13, 1792 btw John SMITH of the
Town of Armagh being possessed of lands of Breagh [possibly Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Co. Armagh by virtue of a lease made to him by William BLACKER
late of Carrick, Co. Armagh Esq. For the three lives of John SMITH, Charles
NUTTLE [?], and John APPLEBY for yearly rent of 8 pounds 14s & 3
halfpence fees and duties included… in consideration of 130 pounds paid by
James OLIVER of the Town of Armagh, Gent made lands of Breagh over to James
OLIVER, his heirs Exors and Assigns for the residue and remainder of
the life and lives named.. WITNESS:. Edward GLASSY of [blank] Co.
Monaghan & George FLETCHER of Town of Armagh, Hosier. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh NOTE:
There are three townlands named Breagh – in Parishes which are contiguous:
Tartaraghan, Drumcree, and Seagoe. There is also a townland called Breaghey
in the townland of Tynan. It is the one that is most likely because of
adjacent holdings held by the OLIVERs. |
|
459 |
119 |
293078 |
JACKSON, David |
Armagh |
1792 Feb 21 |
Richard JOHNSTON – JACKSON
Image
391
btw Richard JOHNSTON Shanrue [Shanroe ,Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co Armagh
farmer of 1 pt & David JACKSON Liscalgot [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co
Armagh farmer of other pt. Reciting that the said Richard JOHNSTON in
consideration of £84 paid to him granted to David JACKSON 44a 3r 39p
in townland of Cashel [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier, Co. Armagh the same demised by Thomas
BALL Esq. to the said Richard JOHNSTON to hold to Richard
JOHNSTON and his heirs for the residue of the lease for the rest of the lives
and years in said lease from Thomas BALL Esq. to said Richard JOHNSTON
subject to rents and costs & other clauses. WITNESSES: Thomas SHEA of
City of Dublin attorney; Thomas SMYTH of Silverbridge, Co. Armagh farmer SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker NOTE: Richard JOHNSTON married
Anne JACKSON in 1767. She was a sister of David JACKSON (aft 1744-1796). |
|
461 |
392 |
296013 |
|
Armagh |
1793 Jan 8 |
MAZIER-PRENTICE Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg
1739-1810
Image
507
Indented deed made between Bartholomew MAZIER of the
city of Dublin merchant and Thomas PRENTICE and Alexander PRENTICE, both of
the city of Armagh, merchant of the one part. And Elizabeth PRENTICE of the
city of Armagh aforesaid spinster of the other part. Witness that Thomas
OATES late of Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in the Parish and County of Armagh by a codicil
annexed and as part of his last will and testament bearing date the 9th day of November, 1763 did bequeath the lands of Ballinahonebeg then in his
possession and held by lease under Richard SEAVER, with the right of renewal
thereof to his five daughters Mary DOBBIN otherwise OATES, Elizabeth PRENTICE
otherwise OATES and Anne McWILLIAM otherwise OATES Jane OATES [NOTE: Jane Oates married Joseph OLIVER the
year after her father’s death] and Leticia OATES and the survivors of
them. In trust to permit his son, John OATES to receive the profits thereof
during his life and after his decease to his lawful issue, and in failure.
Thereof to his said five daughters or their lawful issue share and share
alike, said deed also recites that said Elizabeth PRENTICE otherwise OATES is
since dead [NOTE: Died 1786], leaving issue.
To whit, Thomas, Alexander, James, Elizabeth, and Mary,[NOTE: There was also a daughter Jane PATTON who
died 1779] said deed also recites that Thomas, Alexander, James,
Elizabeth and Mary in right of their mother said Elizabeth were entitled to
the revisionary interest of undivided one fifth of said lands of
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
On the death of said John OATES and the benefit of survivorship and said deed.
Recites that by deed bearing date the eighth day of October 1795, the said
James PRENTICE for the consideration therein mentioned granted bargained sold
assigned transferred and set over unto the Bartholomew MAZIER and Elizabeth
Prentice his fifth of the undivided one fifth of the said lands
Ballinahonebeg said deed also recites that said Mary PRENTICE had
intermarried with said Bartholomew MAZIER Thomas Alexander PRENTICE for and
in consideration of the sum of five shillings sterling to them in hand paid
by said Elizabeth Prentice the receipt whereof is therein acknowledged have
granted bargained sold assigned transfer and set over unto the said Elizabeth
PRENTICE executors administrators and assigns the undivided fifth of said
lands of Ballinahonebeg to hold unto the said Elizabeth PRENTICE her
executors administrators and assigns for ever the said lines and premises
with their appurtenances which said deed and this Memorial are witnessed by
Robert McKINLEY [McKINSTRY?], and Gabriel KING of the city of Dublin gent and
John PRENTICE of the city of Armagh gent. Thomas PRENTICE. Seal.
Alexander PRENTICE. Seal. Signed and sealed in presence of John
PRENTICE Robert McKINLEY and John PRENTICE of the city of Armagh. NOTE: MAZIERE is a Huguenot name. He was an
Apothecary in Town of Armagh. Also, an Andrew MAZIERE – who died in 1834
& who I suspect was related - was one of the signatories (along with
PRENTICEs and many other Presbyterians) to a “Notice of 100 guinea reward for
Tuesday 7th fire at Roman Catholic Chapel at Tullysaron” [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
BNL. In 1774 a David MAZIERE had a rent agreement for Taghnevan, Armagh. NOTE: At time of Griffiths, a William MAZIERE held
lands as well as the mills at Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
which had been leased by Joseph OLIVER until his death in 1837. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh See also Mem # 236328 |
|
461 |
440 |
296204 |
|
Armagh |
1792 Oct 8 |
PRENTICE-MAZIER Book 2 (1739-1810) Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
1739-1810
Image
531
This memorial has the same names and places as in Mem #
296013 SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
462 |
370 |
295062 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh |
1793,
Dec 24
1774,
May 12 |
KERR to OLIVER
Image
193
Memorial of a Deed of Assignment
between Edward Kerr, City of Armagh Brewer Executor of Thomas OSBOURNE
late of Ballymorran in the Co of Armagh farmer decd of the one
part and Andrew OLIVER of the City of Armagh Chandler of the other part
- house garden and premises on Thomas Street, Armagh ... (hard to read
witness names) Lease 12 May 1774 house and garden on Thomas Street for term
of 23 years yearly rent of ₤6.10. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
462 |
482 |
296434 |
OLIVER, David |
Monaghan |
1793 July
1793
Jan 10 |
OLIVER, David - OLIVER Book
45 (1739-1810)
NAMES: David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],; William
OLIVER of Ballyrea; Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea; Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea,
George CRAWFORD, linen draper of Cherryvale; Joseph BOYD; Thomas CRAWFORD
& Andrew CRAWFORD (Sons of George); Armar LOWRY-CORRY. TOWNLANDS: Ballyrea, Co.
Armagh; Cornacarrow & Laragh, Parish of Aghnamullen, Co. Monaghan.
NOTES: David OLIVER of Ballyrea, Co. Armagh farmer of
the one part & William OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER of
Ballyrea, farmers of the 2nd part. It seems that David OLIVER
granted to his sons a lease at Cornacarrow & Laragh. Date of 1790 court
case mentioned. David OLIVER plaintiff & George CRAWFORD defendant.
Witnesses: Thomas LIVINGSTONE, City of Armagh & Thomas McMAHON, City of
Armagh
OLIVER - OLIVER
11 Feb 1793 between David OLIVER of Ballyrea in the
city of Armagh, farmer of the one part and William OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER and
Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea aforesaid farmers of the other part. Re: Town and
lands of Cornacarrow, Laragh (refers to a court case 1 March 1790 in which
David OLIVER was plaintiff and George CRAWFORD, defendant).I couldn’t read lots of it. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
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464 |
339 |
295906 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Cork |
1793 Jan 12 |
McCULLOGH Archibald to JACKSON 1786-1793
Image
186
BTW Archibald McCULLAGH of Co. & City of Armagh,
Gent of 1st pt & Isaac JACKSON of Donoloughan, Co.
Armagh, farmer and weaver. 14a of land in Donoloughan by virtue of lease made
by Hugh WILLSON to William McCULLAGH father of said Archibald McCULLAGH for
lives of Hugh, James his eldest son [presumably these are both WILLSONs] and
James ASHMUR the younger of Youghall.
WITNESSES: Thomas GREER & James McKEAN both of City & Co. Armagh,
merchants. |
|
464
|
414 |
296474 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1793
Feb 13 |
COARDE-JACKSON Ballinahonebeg Bleach Mill Green
Memorial of a Demise of Land wherein is Recd that Sarah SEAVER of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
late Decd was in her life time and at her death pssd & intitled by a lease jointly with Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg Agd to the lower third
part to the Sd Townland of Ballinahonebeg in Parish & Co. of
Armagh … 90A. She was the sole executor of Richard SEAVER. Deed of partition
executed by Arthur OLIVER & Sarah SEAVER 5 Nov 1780 …. Arthur OLIVER
would hold lands then in his possession in the North division of Sd lands & Sarah SEAVER the South division. John COANDE (or COARDE) of
Ballybrocky in Co. & Parish of Armagh was executor of Sarah SEAVER.
Arthur OLIVER (it seems) had the Bleach Green. It seems there was a transfer
of Sarah’s land to Robert JACKSON on Feb 13 1793 SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
467 |
472 |
301564 |
OLIVER, Andrew |
Armagh |
1792
Nov 6 |
OLIVER, Andrew – MANN 1786-1793 Tullysarren
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472
Deed of Assignment by way of a mortgage btw Andrew
OLIVER of Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh farmer of the one part & [Joseph?] MANN of Moy in Co. Tyrone
Merchant of the other part. Reciting Andrew OLIVER by deed of mortgage 20 Oct
1792 for £20 paid by Charles MAN, released to Charles MAN 96 acres in
townland of Tullysaren Manor of Charlemount Co. Armagh (then there seems to
be some loans to Andrew OLIVER secured by the land). WITNESSES: John JOHNSTON
and Winright [PROCTIN?] & Samuel JOHNSTON SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
470 |
521 |
308071 |
TIPPING |
Armagh
Down |
1794 Apr 13 |
TIPPING-WADDELL Tullyvallen
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293
Thomas TIPPING of Bellurgan Park of 1 pt & James
WADDELL of Springfield, Co. Down of the other… towns and lands of Rocks Camy
called part of Tullyvallen Ball [probably Camly
(Ball), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
& [Keran Caas?] otherwise called Cunninghams acres [probably land in Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
cont 401 acres plantation measure in possession of Arthur GARSTIN
Esq., in Barony of Fews…. To hold for lives of James PLUNKET and Thomas
PLUNKET sons of Lawrence PLUNKETT formerly of Bragganstown being the
surviving lives named in lease by Thomas TIPPING Esq. deceased to Arthur [or
Anthony?] GARSTON Esq. also deceased. WITNESS: Richard JONES Esq. Barrister
& Thomas JOHNSTON Gent Attorney both of City of Dublin. And Elizabeth
CARTEN witnessed memorial.
NOTE: William CUNNINGHAM
of Moneymore in Co. Derry held leases to part of Tullymore. SEE: Tullyvallen
JACKSONs |
|
470 |
540 |
308081 |
TIPPING |
Armagh |
1794 Jul 1 |
RAM-TIPPING NOTE: Initially, I had pg 538 and Mem
308079.
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294
BTW Abel RAM of Cheltenham Gloucestershire Esq. of 1 pt
& Catherine TIPPING of Bellingham Park Co. Louth widow of other pt. Sale
of 1 year lease on lands at Werburgh Street, Fishamble Street, and Stephens
Green in Co. & City of Dublin. … lands in Wicklow … lands in Wexford …
Several lands – but no mention of Tullyvallen. WITNESS: Henry Vincent
JACKSON Attorney |
|
471 |
70 |
298007 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh
Down |
1792 Mar 7 |
SEAVER, Charles-McCULLAGH NOTES in 2009 diary. 1786-1793
Charles SEAVER of Corcreaghan, Co. Down, Gent of 1st part & Robert McCULLOUGH of Ballybright [probably Ballybot. It is on the west side of the townland of Ballinlare,
Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony of Orior Upper.] Co.
Armagh Nailer of other part. Lease to McCULLOUGH of Ballybought Co. Armagh
now in possession of Robert McCULLOUGH & John NEILSON & undertenants on
north side of the road leading into Newry “in as fee simple a manner was let
to John MONTGOMERY of Canal Street, Co. Armagh, Merchant ... during natural
lives of Robert McCULLOUGH, Mary McCULLOUGH orse [?]lson [possibly NEILSON?
WILSON?] his wife and Sarah McCULLOCH daughter to both and also during the
life & lives. WITNESS: Robert CASSIDY of Newry, Co. Down weaver &
Thomas COLE of Emyvale, Co. Monaghan Land Surveyor. |
|
472 |
12 |
294568 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1792 Nov 23 |
POOLER, Thomas-WOOD
POOLER, John
POOLER, Elizabeth 1786-1793
Btw Thomas POOLER & John POOLER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Gent &
Elizabeth POOLER of the same spinster of the 1 pt & Cuthbert WOODS of
Eglish, Weaver in sd Co of the other. Demised to Cuthbert WOODS land at
Eglish then in the actual possession of him by est 7a for lives of Thomas
WOODS, Cuthbert WOODS, and Francis WOODS al sons of his…. Yearly rent of 5
pounds 19s 4d. |
|
473 |
455 |
309106 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1794 Sep 30 |
O’NEIL-JACKSON 1739-1810 Ballymacowen [??]
Rev James Terrence O’NEIL priest of the Parish of
Ballymacknale, [perhaps Ballymyre] Co Armagh
of the 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of the City of Armagh of the other in
consid of 600 pounds demised all the farm of lands of Tandragee, [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] Co.
Armagh lately possessed by Robert WILSON |
|
474 |
171 |
299443 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1793 June 28 |
JOHNSTON, John to JACKSON Ballynahonbeg
& Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh
Image
90
Robert JACKSON of Woodvale, [Woodvale is in Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] or possibly Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh & John JOHNSTON of Ballyhain, Co. Monaghan re: Ballynahonbeg Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
Reciting Indre 4 Apr 1761 between Richard SEAVER, Gent,
Grandfather of John JOHNSTON jr. of Ballytrain, [possibly Ballintra,]
Co. Monaghan and John JOHNSTON, Gent, deceased of Armaghgore, Co. Armagh for
Town and lands of Ballynahonebegg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
and Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Parish and County of Armagh by virtue of lease
from See of Armagh. Richard SEAVER bequeathed his interest in this land to
his grandson John JOHNSTON. In this Memorial John JOHNSTON jr. grants to Robert
JACKSON Esq. of Woodvale, Co. Armagh all his right to this property
including a Corn Mill in Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in consideration of 300 pounds sterling paid by Robert
JACKSON. |
|
474 |
175 |
299375 |
OLIVER, William |
Armagh |
1793
June 20 |
OLIVER, William - OLIVER 1786-1793
I Image
92
NOTE: I looked for 1781, November 7th deed 370-333-251896 for an earlier lease covering the
same lands and interests NOTE: found one for 1786
Jun 27 Brootely Manor Ballagh, Parish Derrynoose
NOTES: Registered June 26 1793 between William
OLIVER sr. of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
& Co. of Armagh of the one part & William OLIVER jr. of Ennislare.in
said parish and Co. of Armagh of the other part ... Robert MAXWELL of
Fellowshall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh leased
7 Nov 1781 to said Wm OLIVER sr. “All that and those that part of the town
and land of Brootely [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] late in
the possession of Elizabeth CLOGHER and then in the possession of the
said William OLIVER senior containing by estimation 53 acres English statute
measure be the same more or less together with an Irish good of turf Bog the
whole situate lying and being in the Manor of Belleagh parish of Derrynoose Barony
& County of Armagh and meared and bounded on the north by part of the
townlands of Cormeen [Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Tullacallicky [Tullycallidy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh ] and Brootely on the east by Lisdrumbrughas on the south and west by Brootely aforesaid as occupied and enjoyed by the
said Elizabeth CLOGHER with the appurts. To hold unto the said William OLIVER
sr ... for 19 years with a covenant of renewal Toties Quoties ... in
consideration of £45 10s sterling to him paid by the said Wm. OLIVER jr did
grant etc to Wm OLIVER jr. above described lands. Witnessed by W?. OLIVER of
City of Armagh, Chandler; John KERR of Armagh, merchant. William OLIVER,
[SEAL] in presence of Andrew OLIVER & John KERR. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
478 |
90 |
304546 |
OLIVER |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1793 Dec 29 |
OLIVER, David- CRAWFORD NOTES in 2009 diary Laragh, Carnecarrow
Between David OLIVER formerly of Laragh &
Cornecarrow, Co. Monaghan but then of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh of 1st part
& George CRAWFORD or wife of Cherryvale, Co. Monaghan linen draper of the
other part (Long deed describes land involved - need to order) SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
479 |
189 |
303878 |
|
Armagh |
1793 Sept 18 |
HENRY-PRINGLE Seven towns 1739-1810
Image
409
Articles of Agreement BTW John HENRY of Killoon
in Parish Ballyclog Co. Tyrone of 1st pt & Dorothy PRINGLE,
spinster of 2nd pt & John PRINGLE of Limepark Lodge Co. Tyrone
Esq. of 3rd pt. Marriage to be had btw John HENRY & Dorothy
PRINGLE … Dorothy PRINGLE intitled to sum of £500 and also £20 annuity
issuing out of townlands commonly called and known by the name of the seven Townlands situate contiguous to the
Town of Armagh … and John HENRY is possessed of several lands in Killoon
aforesaid out of which Lands the said Dorothy PRINGLE shall be intitled to
and receive the yearly sum of £30 as a Jointure … WITNESS: John WILCOCKS
Thomas WALSH and Joshua FERGUSON … Memorial WITNESS; John WILCOCKS and John
McEVOY in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone.
NOTE: The Seven Townlands include: the Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
&
Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)]
These are all townlands with a significant OLIVER
presence at this time.
SEE: ROD
584 348 307635. NOTE: May
21 1753 will of Charlotte PRINGLE née OLIVER, wife of a John PRINGLE. Her
parents were a Dr. William & Elizabeth OLIVER (could they have been
William OLIVER and Elizabeth HARDY?), and her named sisters included
Elizabeth, Harriet, Susan & Caroline. She also had a brother William
OLIVER.
SEE: DEED:
162-561-111118
NEWS article: 1785
Jan 25-28
SEE: ROD:
485-387-307174 |
|
479 |
326 |
306735 |
|
Tyrone |
1794 Mar 27 |
ECCLES-Jo BROWNE Moy
Samuel BROWNE, Merchant of Armagh – land sold to
him in Moy, Co. Tyrone – other names Mary ECCLES & TAYLOR. NOTE: This makes me wonder even more if the Samuel
BROWNE, father of Thompson BROWNE was related to Rev. Daniel Gunn BROWNE. |
|
480 |
346 |
304844 |
PRINGLE, John |
Armagh |
1794 Mar 13 |
PRINGLE, John - PRINGLE, Henry Killynure
NOTES: Memorial of a deed between John PRINGLE of Limepark
Lodge, Co. Tyrone, Esq. & Henry PRINGLE Esq. Major General in his
Majesties service & William PRINGLE of Conway in Kingdom of Great Britain.
Esq. RE: Lease of 1 Aug 1793 made by College & Corp of Vicars Choral
& Organist of the Cathedral Church of Armagh to John PRINGLE for Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
&
Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)]
for 21 years from May 1st. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
482 |
168 |
304843 |
|
Armagh |
1793 Nov 23 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE 1739-1810
Image
63
BTW John PRINGLE of Limepark Lodge Co. Tyrone Esq. of 1st pt Elizabeth BANNERMAN of Caledon Co. Tyrone spinster of 2nd pt
& William PRINGLE of Conway in Kingdom of Great Britain Esq. and Robert
PRINGLE Major in his Majesty’s 51st Regiment of Foot of 3rd pt. Marriage intended btw John PRINGLE & Elizabeth BANNERMAN… lands of
Doogeny and parts of Seven Towns and
lands of Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] in Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas IRWIN of Caledon Co.
Tyrone Gent & Philip McGUIRE Anagheramp Co. Tyrone. Memorial WITNESS:
Jane IRWIN & Philip McGUIRE. |
|
482 |
443 |
312566 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1795 Jan 9 |
Image
238
BTW James READ of Letmacullan [Latmacollum,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
farmer of 1st pt Samuel CARSON of City of Armagh Surgeon of 2nd pt & Robert McCULLAGH of Clady [probably Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co.
Armagh Linen Draper of 3rd pt. James REED in consideration of
£247.3 paid to Samuel CARSON and in consideration of £94.4.9 paid to
James REED sold to Robert McCULLOUGH lands of Letmacullun in Co. Armagh 25a
for lives of William REED son of Clement REED then late of Monage Co.
Monaghan deceased James REED of Monage brother of said Thomas REED then aged
10 years and of Redy WRIGHT son of Redy WRIGHT of Monoge age abt 14 …
WITNESS: John JOHNSTON & Robert McKINSTRY both of City of Armagh Gents
Robert McCULLAGH [SEAL]
NOTE: A later Clement
READ of Monage married Eliza OLIVER (abt 1813-?) of Aughnamullen Co. Monaghan
in 1837 and they seemed to have emigrated to America. |
|
483 |
355 |
314598 |
HARDY |
Armagh |
1790 Jun 2 |
CRAWFORD-HARDY Dromart
Image 489
BTW George CRAWFORD Derryvale, Co. Monaghan Merchant of
the 1 pt & James HARDY of Dromad, [possibly Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower]Co.
Armagh Esq of the other pt. for 1850 pounds pd to HARDY demised land reputed
to be ¼ of Dromadin Manor of Teemore [SEE: Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh then in possession of said George CRAWFORD & his undertenants and
formerly in the possession of Richard HUDSON for lives of [royalty] WITNESS: James HARDY jr of Dromad & John MAFFIT of Cabra,
Gent. |
|
484 |
279 |
307788 |
McCULLAGH |
Antrim
Louth |
1794-1799 |
McCULLOCK Wm to McGEOUGH
William M’CULLOCH of Kilmore in Co. Antrim of the one
pt & Joshua M’GEOGH of Armagh of the other part. Reciting that James
M’CULLOCH of Piedmont, Co. Antrim Esq. deceased reciting deed Feb18, 1744
granted let and set to Thomas TIPPING late of Castletown, Co. Louth since
deceased….lands of Tullyallen Cunningham [probably Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
cont 80 acres or thereabouts, Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh…Fen 18 1744 set to
Joshua M’GEOUGH set lands of Tullyvallen Cunningham 109 acres 1 rood 18 perches
WITNESS: Daniel BROWN attorney at Law, Dublin & Dorothea M’CULLOCH. |
|
485 |
360 |
07085 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1708-1738 |
OLIVER to OLIVER no match Tried name index 1708-1785– couldn’t
find the deed #. Did townland index again 1708-1738
– K & 1739-1810
- K – no joy. Since no memorial starts with zero, the error is
likely mine. Possibly 307085, but it is not in Bk 485. It was supposed to be
for Killinure Co Armagh. Also not in Grantors
1708-1729. Not in Grantors
1730-1745. |
|
485 |
364
366
387 |
307174 |
OLIVER, William |
Armagh |
1790
Mar 10 |
OLIVER- WHALEY I have a copy. Ennislare, Farmacaffley
Image
518
NOTES: Wm OLIVER of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in
parish & Co. Armagh & Francis OLIVER of Ennislare ... Thomas WHALEY
of Dublin had leased on 10 Mar 1790 to Wm. OLIVER abt 31 acres of Ennislare
“meared and bounded on the north by Farmacafly on the west by Townland of
Err. Witness William OLIVER & James OLIVER both of Ennislea, linen
drapers. William OLIVER jr. was the witness.. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
485 |
366 |
307175 |
OLIVER, William |
Armagh |
|
OLIVER, William - OLIVER I have
a copy. (it was cited as on p 368 which was wrong) Ennislare
Image
518
Between William OLIVER of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] &
Benjamin OLIVER of Ennislare in Parish & County Armagh. “Whereas Mr.
Francis PRINGLE late of Limepark in Co. Tyrone did buy indenture of lease
bearing date 10 March 1784 demised with said William OLIVER all that part of
the town and lands of Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and Killynan [??] then in his possession being
a part of those lands formerly held by John and Sam DOBBYN .... abt 57 acres
in parish & County Armagh “meared and bounded on the North east and south
by part of the townlands of Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and Enagh on the west by the townland of Magherykilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] ... to
Wm. OLIVER ... sd. Wm OLIVER in consideration of the sum of sixty pounds
sterling paid by sd. Benjamin OLIVER ... grant etc. lnds to said Benj.
OLIVER. Witness Wm. OLIVER of Ennislare jr. Linen draper. James OLIVER, Linen
draper.. Wm OLIVER [SEAL] SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
486 |
39 |
301827 |
JACKSON,
Nichola Ann |
Armagh Cavan |
1790 ? 5 |
JACKSON-YOUNG Names Index 1786-1794
Nichola Anne JACKSON of
Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
Lodge, Co. Armagh to John YOUNG of Carlismore Esq and George ANDERSON the
younger of Killishandra the younger, shopkeeper. SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
486 |
226 |
307430 |
OLIVER, Joseph |
Armagh |
1794,
Apr 13 |
OLIVER-CURRY NOTE: I had under 586-228, which was
incorrect. Kennedies,& Enagh bog
Indentured Deed 1794 April 13
Joseph OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
, Co. Armagh Linen Draper of the
one part & William Curry of Aughaday, Co Tyrone, Merchant of the other
part. Upper half townland of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
97 acres together with one acre of bog in the Townland of Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
by virtue of a lease [ ] dated the first
day of July 1793 and made by [ ] and the College and
Corporation of Vicars Choral of the Cathedral Church of St. Patricks Armagh
of the one part and the said Joseph OLIVER then of the in the Co
of Armagh of the other part. To hold to the said Joseph OLIVER his execrs,
admons and assigns for the term of twenty-one years from the first day of May
then last past subject to the yearly rent of thirty pounds one shilling nine
pence.... Joseph OLIVER did grant bargain and sell to William CURRY Joseph
OLIVER’s right title [ ] and Estate for the sum of one
thousand pounds sterling. Witness Leonard DOBBIN, City of Armagh; William
McWILLIAMS of the same merchant. Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] PRESENT: Leonard
DOBBIN. Wm McWILLIAMS. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
489 |
256 |
309105 |
|
Armagh |
1794 Sep 30 |
WILSON-O’NEIL Ballymacowen [??] 1739-1810
Robert WILSON of Ballymacone leased lands at Tandragee
[Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] |
|
489 |
338 |
31002 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1791 Mar 1 |
JACKSON-GIROME Names Index 1794-
Bt Robert JACKSON of Woodville, Co Armagh Gent
of 1 pt & William GIRVIN Co Armagh Linen draper… for sum of 1200 pounds
sterling demised lands of Rowan |
|
491 |
220 |
31770 |
Armagh |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1795 Oct 31 |
MAXWELL-HUGHES Book 2 (1739-1810) 1739-1810 Killylea
Btw James McCARTEN of Killyleas [[Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] of 1 pt & Owen
HUGHES of Callidon, Co. Tyrone. |
|
492 |
58 |
319541 |
PRINGLE |
Armagh |
1795 Dec 28 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE 1739-1810 Killynure?
Wm. PRINGLE late of Conway in
Britain but then Lime Park Lodge, Co. Tyrone & Elizabeth PRINGLE
otherwise LAVADIN his wife of the one part & John PRINGLE of Lime Park
Lodge Co. Tyrone of the other part. Lands of Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Killinerens [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] |
|
492 |
112 |
320154 |
|
Armagh |
1795 Nov 7 |
Btw Thos BURROWS of Blackwatertown, Co. Armagh Gent
& James HANNA of Blackwatertown, Co. Armagh, Merchant Lands of Cavan,
Barony Connigan, Co. Tyrone…. Details on lives of BURROWS etc. |
|
492 |
356 |
328028 |
OLIVER, John, Mary & Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1790 Apr 21 |
Image
473
BTW John OLIVER, Mary OLIVER and
Elizabeth OLIVER daughters and Admons of Joseph OLIVER late of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent. Deceased of the one part. John SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of the other part. … demised the small island at the foot of
the weir of Ballinahonebeg in River Callan btw lands of Ballinahonebeg and
lands of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
belonging to the lands of the Kennedies then in the possession of said John
OLIVER, Mary OLIVER and Elizabeth OLIVER containing one rood … marked Island
in a map of part of townland of Ballinahonebeg affixed to indenture of lease
made between the said parties, in Parish and Co. Armagh for term of 19 years
… shall enjoy the premises under the Vicars Choral of Armagh the same John
SCOTT paying a pepper corn on every renewal. WITNESS: Andrew OLIVER of City
of Armagh, chandler & Thomas PRENTICE of City of Armagh Merchant. John
SCOTT [SEAL]
NOTE: Joseph OLIVER
(1727-1795) & his three children. There is also a William OLIVER, soap
chandler in Armagh in this time frame as well as an Andrew OLIVER. |
|
493 |
347 |
323211 |
JACKSON,
Nicola Ann & ors |
Armagh |
1795 Mar 19 |
JACKSON-SOUTHWELL Names Index 1794-
Nichola Ann JACKSON of
Forkhill Lodge [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper],
Co Armagh...reciting that said Nichola Anne being seized of all that
the Manor of Castle Hamilton & towns and lands of Killeshandra...
Nichola Ann JOHNSTON ...complicated lease... SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
494 |
288 |
331248 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1796 Nov |
Image 409
John REED Esq Co. Armagh & Robert McCULLAGH of
Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Esq.
The purchaser of the other pt. WITNESS: Alexander REED of Newtownhamilton
NOTE: Very faint – and hard to read. |
|
494 |
539 |
336776 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1798 Oct 29 |
MACKAY-OLIVER NOTES in 2009 diary Kennedies
Between John MACKAY & May
MACKAY otherwise OLIVER his wife and Elizabeth OLIVER spinster all of
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish & Co. Armagh which said Mary & Elizabeth are the only
surviving issue & admons of Joseph OLIVER late of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in the Parish & Co.
of Armagh, Gent dec’d who died intestate & was the only Executor of
Arthur OLIVER, late of Ballinahonebeg, Gent dec’d of the one part &
Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in said Co. &
Parish of Armagh, farmer of he other part … for sum of £193.10 make over to
Joseph OLIVER … the thereby recited Judgement that entered up in his
Majesties Court of Common Pleas … 1791 … the lands of Laragh Carnacarrow.
WITNESS: Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin, Gent Attorney William McWILLIAMS,
City of Armagh, Gent. SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker for OLIVERs. |
|
495 |
71 |
321288
328288 |
NOBLE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
Abbots of Armagh-NOBLE Ballymacowen [??] Armaghbregagh
8 townlands Tandrageee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] … 2016
not pertinenet. |
|
498 |
568 |
321594 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1794-1799 |
McCULLOGH James to THOMPSON
James McCULLOGH of Altnamakin [Altnamackan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]..
Revd Alexander McCOMB of Sizer Hill [??] in
1793 demised to James McCULLOGH townland of Altnamakin 9a Irish
measure. Parish of Newtownhamilton, Co Armagh…. |
|
499 |
273 |
316423 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1795 Jul 24 |
JACKSON-ATKINSON Names Index 1794-
Image
152
Btw John JACKSON of Rich-hill [aka Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
] in Co. Armagh, Linen draper & Richard ATKINSON of Ballytru [Ballytrue, Kilmore, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West,]
in said Co Linen Draper… Recites said John JACKSON is now possessed of 27a 2r
15p in Mullaletra [Mullaletragh,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West] Co
Armagh by lease of lives from William RICHARDSON to John ROUNTREE dated July
1747 assigned to Jane ROUNTREE his daughter who intermarried with the said John
JACKSON is also possessed of 9a 3r 10p in Mulladry [Mulladry,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in
said Co. by virtue of a lease from said William RICHARDSON which he holds
under the will of his mother… WITNESS: James JOYCE & John CRAWFORD at
Portadown |
|
499 |
394 |
316927 |
JACKSON, James |
Armagh |
1795, Jun 13 |
JACKSON-DEANE Names Index 1794-
Made by Charlotte SEAVER then of the City of Dublin
spinster one of the younger children of Rev Jeremiah SEAVER Clerk deceased of
the one pt… lands of Trugh [probably Tray,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish & Co. Armagh… Jeremiah SEAVERs wife was Ann Maria COURTNEY NOTE: JACKSON was not mentioned in the abstract, but
may be in the deed itself. |
|
500 |
66 |
312060 |
Brown & Donaldson |
Louth
Armagh |
1795 Feb 13 |
EASTWOOD-BROWN 1739-1810 Clogher
Kiltybane
Image
364
Deed 20 August 1794 between James EASTWOOD of
Castletown, Co. Louth Clerk of the one part and Alexander BROWN carpenter of
the townland of Clogher and William BROWN of Kiltybane,
[Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
farmer and Alexander DONALDSON of Cloghog, farmer, all in Co. Armagh of the
other part.
EASTWOOD demised to Alexander & William BROWN and
Alexander DONALDSON all of Kiltybane then in possession of Owen CANAGHER 19
acres 1 rood 10 perches (and also another part 20 acres 1 rood) by
virtue of a lease for 31 years from Nov 1, 1779 19 acres one rood – available
after expiration of Owen’s tenure. WITNESS: Timothy O’BRIEN & Joseph
DONALDSON of Clough, Farmer. NOTE see marriages
in First Armagh Presbyterian and Freeduff BMDs - selected records of pertinent families |
|
500 |
134 |
312398 |
|
Armagh
Londonderry |
|
Image
399
BT Rev Steward BLACKER of Carrick [Carrick,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East],
Co. Armagh & Dean of Old Leighland of 1st pt & Rt. Hon
Edward CARY of City of Dublin of 2nd pt. & Alexander OGILBY of
Beaufort Lodge & Leslie OGILBY of Dungiven, Co. Londonderry of 3rd pt. … pages of lists of lands in Coleraine aka Londonderry. |
|
501 |
156 |
376345 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1804,
Jan 14 |
CARSON to OLIVER I have this deed Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
NAMES: Samuel CARSON of Armagh but then of Fredericktown in the state of Maryland,
Benjamin OLIVER of Ennislare, Thomas MOOREHEAD, Dillon POLLARD, Richard
McCONNELL of Mullavilla, Joseph McCONNELL of Maymount, William OLIVER of City
of Armagh (chandler), Thomas APPLEBY, John CORNELL, Michael MAGEE. TOWNLANDS: Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower],
Magherykillcraney [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
Farnalay [Farnaloy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Mullavilla,[probably Mullavilly,
Parish of Kilmore
(Lower Orior portion), in the Barony of Orior Lower] Maymount
[probably the Maymount near Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower]]. |
|
500 |
374 |
313638 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1795 Jan 14 |
JAMES-CLENDINNING Names Index 1794-
Deed of rent Charge BTW Robert JAMES of Derrycrew [Derrycrew,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Parish Loughgall, Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Henry CLENDINNING of Wheatfield [Ballybreagh,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh Gent of the other pt. … two fields of land in Derrycrew for 2
years
NOTE: No mention of
JACKSON – not sure why it was in the Names Index. |
??? |
502 |
356 |
328018 |
OLIVER, Joseph etc |
Armagh |
1796 Apr 21 |
Image
473
BTW John OLIVER, Mary OLIVER and
Elizabeth OLIVER son daughters & Admons of Joseph OLIVER late of
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent. Of 1
pt & John SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of other pt. OLIVERs demised Small Island at the foot
of the weir of Ballynahonebeg in River Callan btw lands of Ballinahonebeg and
lands of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
belonging to said lands of Kennedies in possession of OLIVERs containing 1
rood and marked “Island” in Map of Ballynahonebeg to hold for 19 years …
lease under Vicars Choral of Armagh and John SCOTT paying a pepper corn on
every renewal. WITNESS: Andrew OLIVER of City of Armagh chandler & Thomas
PRENTICE of Armagh, Co. Armagh Merchant.
SEE also: ROD: 492-356-328028 |
|
503 |
460 |
324915 |
|
Armagh |
1796 May 1 |
Image 250
Btw William POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent of the 1st pt & Esther WALKER of City of
Armagh, Co. Armagh of 2nd pt spinster of the other pt. For
consideration of 50 pounds POOLER to WALKER part of the lands of Ballycrummy 11a 2r English Measure formerly
assigned by George POOLER to William POOLER WITNESS: Edward [ATKINSON?] &
John JONSTON both of Armagh City, Gents.. Memorial WITNESS: John JOHNSTON
& Henry JOHNSTON |
|
504 |
442 |
333421 |
|
Armagh |
1797 Jan 30
|
POOLER-WAUGH 1739-1810
Image
550
BTW George POOLER of Ballycromey [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John WAUGH of Armagh, Co. Armagh Merchant of
the other pt. Reciting that Elizabeth POOLER late of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh by her
will left to her nephew George POOLER a legacy £6 a year so long as the lease
of Tullymore shall last. George POOLER in consideration of £50 paid by John
WAUGH assigned to John WAUGH … WITNESS: John SINGLETON Armagh, Co. Armagh
Merchant & John MOSSON of same Gent. |
|
505 |
49 |
322470 |
OLIVER WILSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1789
April 15 |
WILSON –OLIVER Ballinahonebeg Bleach Mill Green
NOTES: Deed of Assignment between Robert WILSON the
younger of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] in Parish
& County of Armagh Cloth merchant of the one part and Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in the Parish & County aforesaid,
Farmer of the other part. Wherin is recited that Robert WILSON the elder of
Tandragee aforesaid deceased did by deed bearing date 1st August
1765 in consideration of the sum of £370 did sell unto Benjamin OLIVER his
exec ... all that part of Ballinahonebeg containing 10 acres 2 roods together
with the mill and water dam and water course leading from same to the River
Callan ... & a liberty of washing rubbing and beetling all cloth in
said Mill which he the said Robert WILSON the elder or Robert WILSON
the younger his son shall have bleaching each day in case of an insufficiency
of water there and said deed witnesseth that said Robert WILSON the younger
in consideration of £5 sterling to be paid by Arthur OLIVER did sell transfer
and make over unto the said Andrew OLIVER his exec ... all the liberty of
Beetling, Washing & rubbing cloth at said mill of Ballinahonebeg which
his father Robert WILSON the elder hd resd to hold to the said
Arthur OLIVER his exec ... every right title, etc. in said Mill which he
might have and claim which assignment is witnessed by Joseph OLIVER &
John OLIVER both of Ballinahonebeg aforesaid Gentlemen and this memorial
witnessed by the said John OLIVER & John McDAD of Lehnacollum in Co.
Armagh, millright. Robert WILSON [SEAL] Signed in Armagh 9 May 1796. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
506 |
95 |
328017 |
OLIVER, John |
Armagh |
1797
Jan 17 |
OLIVER – SCOTT I have this deed. Ballinahonebeg Bleach
Mill Green, Kennedies
NOTES: A memorial of a deed
bearing date 17th Jan 1797 made between John OLIVER Mary OLIVER
and Elizabeth OLIVER both of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh and John
SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh. Reciting that the said John, Mary & Eliza OLIVER had deemed
part of the lands of Ballinahonebeg aforesaid with the bleach mills, Mill
dam, weir and water course therto belonging with several other things -
Reserving thereat Liberty to convey the water from the Mills in the lands of
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
then in the possession of William GARVINs [well?] And reciting that it was
intended by said parties to said lease that the Current of Water in said dam
should be Contd to flow and run in the same bed it now occupies so
that the Mill is said demise be not injured by any decision or [?] thereof.
Whereby the said John and Mary & Eliza OLIVER to prevent misconstruction
of this said recd Lease and in consideration did agree with the
said John SCOTT ... [water rights] Witness: John PRENTICE & William
SLOAN, both merchants of Armagh. John SCOTT [SEAL] |
|
507 |
482 |
329340 |
JACKSON, Robert & ors |
Armagh |
1797 Mar 20 |
JACKSON-CUST Names Index 1794-
Image
255
Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1 pt
& Amaretta CUST of same City spinster of 2nd pt … lands of
Ballynickle [probably Ballyknick,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West].
for £525.5.4 deed 1721 Oct 25… earlier deed John BOND & Samuel KNIPE …
Hannah KERR … |
|
508 |
39 |
327818 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1796 Jun 1 |
1739-1810
Image
337
John OLIVER of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co Armagh Linen Draper of the 1 pt & Peter GERVAISE of City of Armagh
Esq. of 2nd pt.
1/2/07/1786 Reg 5/07/1789
Lease & Release
John OLIVER Ballyhohonebegg, Armagh, Linen Draper 1P
Peter GERVAIS, City of Armagh, Esq 2P
Recites: Joshua HOUSTON was seized of premises in fee. By deed (29/01/1708)
conveyed same to Jane Houston.
s'd Jane by deed (25/11/1794) conveyed same to s'd Jane Houston OLIVER, party
thereto,
& by s'd deed of which this is a memorial the s'd (Jane? &) John
OLIVER for £811 by Peter GERVAIS granted to him:
The two tenements in Abbey St, Armagh (TOOLES tenements) (Occupant adj W
Rev'd Sam'l GERVAIS)( Occupant adj E Mr WILKINSON)( Occupant adj S John
McBONES) W Abbey St
+ bog in Drumcoote [Drumcoote,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
occupied by s's Toole
+ Knockadrane [probably in Town of Armagh]
tenements, Former Occupants James Campbell, William Johnston & Patk CURRY
+ tenement (Former Occupants George WALKER) Former Occupants adj N McCANTY,
Former Occupants S&W Thos RUTTLEDGE
DWMW Wm McWILLIAMS, Arm
DW Robert LIVINGSTONE, Arm
DWMW Robert McKinstry, Arm, Att'y
The pg #23 is as recorded in this index. It was
actually #39. NOTE: This is likely the John
OLIVER of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
son of Joseph OLIVER (1727-1795) & Jane OATS (1728-1786. It is possible that John OLIVER married Jane HOUSTON and
that she was possibly a daughter of Joshua and
Jane. Need to also see HOUSTON – HOUSTON 350-178-234939 and LODGE – GERVAISE
357-356-241039 |
|
509 |
435 |
335033 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1796 Dec 24 |
McCULLOGH James to LEE NOTES in 2009 diary 1794-1799
James McCULLAGH, City of Dublin, Stucco Plasterer &
Edward LEE of same City WITNESS incl. John HAWKINS, City of Dublin |
|
510 |
33 |
328019 |
OLIVER, John Mary & Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1796
April 1 |
OLIVER –SCOTT Ballinahonebeg Bleach Mill Green
Indenture of Lease between John OLIVER, Mary &
Elizabeth OLIVER son and daughters and also admons of Joseph OLIVER late of
Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] aforesaid Gent, deceased on the one part &
John SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh [SEE Deed 328019 - same agreement extra details] 10 acres
roods 15 perches with the Mansion House and offices & all lands [?] &
all other buildings and improvements thereon: Garden, Bleach Green, Bleaching
Utensils & Machinery theron said premises all water & water courses,
mill dams, mill tail race & waste water course & also that small park
on the other side the River opposite said Bleach Green containing 3 acres
& 17 perches more or less to hold for 19 years from 1 Nov ... yearly rent
of £62. Witness Andrew OLIVER & Thomas PRENTICE both of City of Armagh,
Gent. John SCOTT [SEAL] Jan. 1797. SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
513 |
11 |
331251 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1707 Apr 26 |
Robert JACKSON Esq Armagh City, Armagh
Image
10
BTW George CAMPBELL of City & Co. Armagh Gent of 1
pt & Robert JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh of other pt. For
£309.5 granted lands at Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] &
Tullybrone, Co. Armagh, Armagh WITNESS: Andrew PRENTICE [?] & John
LONG both of City of Armagh
12 Aug 1797 |
|
513 |
39 |
333367 |
JACKSON, Robert & ors |
Armagh |
1794 |
ATKINSON Names Index 1794- Wrong
# Not in Bk 513. Same number was given in Townland Index. Carrickmoan, B. Fews
1739-1810.
Also tried Bk # 506 or 511 |
??? |
513 |
125 |
335567 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1798 Jun 5 |
POOLE-JACKSON
Image
67
BTW George POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Esq. Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of City & Co.
Armagh of other pt. for sum of £288 granted to JACKSON lands of Ballycrummy Landlacken [??] Aghavillen [probably Aghavilly , Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aughnagolagh [??] & Borne [??] in Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Aghalaw [??] & Carricknadden [??] in Parish & Co. Armagh now in possession of [Ter] DENNIS John
POOLER Wainright PROCTOR Mary POOLER Thomas GERVAIS John SHERRY & Robert
JACKSON and their undertenants. WITNESS: Nathaniel RICHARDSON of
Tullyebone Co. Armagh Linen Draper and memorial WITNESS Hamilton WALL &
Edward McGURK of Armagh. Robert JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
513 |
262 |
336775 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1798 Oct 18 |
Image
145
BTW John POOLER of Ballycromy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Parish & Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt Robert JACKSON of City & Co.
Armagh Esq of other pt. For £100 paid
by Robert JACKSON, POOLER granted to JACKSON townlands of
Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish & Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Andrew PRENTICE & [?] LONG |
|
514 |
336 |
336774 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1798 Oct 17 |
Image
487
BTW George POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish & Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John POOLER of Ballycrummy son of
George POOLER. Reciting … Lands of Carrickhodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish & Co. Armagh. |
|
516 |
140 |
336773 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1798 Nov 10 |
Image
390
Between John POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in the parish in County Armagh of the one part and Robert JACKSON of the
city and county of Armagh Esquire of the other part. John POOLER granted to Robert
JACKSON lands from his father George POOLER in the parish in Co. Armagh
except the seven acre park next the little field containing about an acre
together with the old garden and old house Stead and half the [Close before the Door?] the said Robert JACKSON to have a road to the said lands joining the Cloverfield or Old Orchard
around our side of the little field with the other privileges therein
mentioned. For term of 13 years. £70. Building house and stable. Witness John
LONG of the city of Armagh Weaver and Hamilton WATT of the city Armagh
innkeeper. John POOLER [SEAL] |
|
516 |
140 |
336777 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1798 Oct 30 |
Image
390
George POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& John POOLER of Ballycrummy. |
|
516 |
489 |
338260 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1799 Feb 30 |
PROCTOR-JOHNSTON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore &
Mill [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh]
Initially I had Bk 316 Wrong # Try Then tried Bk 516 –
based on other memorials.
Image
577
Btw Burges PROCTOR of City & Co. Armagh Land
Surveyor of 1st pt & Samuel JOHNSTON of City & Co. Armagh
of other pt transfer of part of townlands of Landlaskin [??], Aughavillan [probably [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Aughandeagh, [??] Bonein [possibly Ballymoran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Tullymore
otherwise Aghelew [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh]& Carriuckatrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh. NOTE:
Except for Tullyvallen, none of these names can be found in the Parish of
Armagh. |
|
516 |
524 |
338446 |
POOLER |
Armagh |
1799 Feb 27 |
POOLER-ATKINSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill
[Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],
Image
594
William POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& Edward ATKINSON Esq. of City of Armagh. POOLER had several townlands:
Lundlacken [??], Aghavillan Aughavillan
[probably [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,Aughandaliagh [??], Bowmen [possibly Ballymoran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] otherwise Augilur and Carrickasodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] |
|
519 |
101 |
338258 |
JOHNSTON, Samuel |
Armagh |
1799 Feb 9 |
Image
56
between Samuel JOHNSTON of the City and Co. Armagh
merchant of the one part. Edward ATKINSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh, physician of
the other part. In consideration of £200 for lands of Landlacken [??] Aughavillan [probably [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,Aughandallagh [??], Bermcan [possibly Ballymoran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] otherwise Aughelew and Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Barony & Co. Armagh in possession of Samuel JOHNSTON and his
undertenants incl 20a … WITNESS: James McMAHON of Armagh Clerke & Mr. William
COCHRAN of Armagh Merchant. Samuel JOHNSTON [SEAL] |
|
519 |
173 |
338671 |
|
Armagh |
1799 Mar 1 |
POOLER-POOLER Tullymore & Mill
Image
95 1739-1810
BTW George POOLER of Ballycrumy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John POOLER of Ballycromy Co. Armagh Gent
son of George POOLER of the other pt. George POOLER granted to son John
POOLER lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in Parish &
Co. Armagh in possession of Stephen ARMITAGE and his undertenants. Held under
See of Armagh… mortgage debt of £250 due to Robert JACKSON of City of
Armagh Esq. WITNESS: Mr LONG of Armagh & Maria JACKSON Armagh. |
T7-8 |
519 |
173 |
338671 |
|
Armagh |
1799 Mar 1 |
POOLER-POOLER Tullymore & Mill
Image
95 1739-1810
BTW George POOLER of Ballycrumy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John POOLER of Ballycromy Co. Armagh Gent
son of George POOLER of the other pt. George POOLER granted to son John
POOLER lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in Parish &
Co. Armagh in possession of Stephen ARMITAGE and his undertenants. Held under
See of Armagh… mortgage debt of £250 due to Robert JACKSON of City of
Armagh Esq. WITNESS: Mr LONG of Armagh & Maria JACKSON Armagh. |
|
519 |
173 |
338672 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1799 Mar 2 |
POOLER to JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore &
Mill
Ballycrummy, Armagh City.
Image
95
A Meml of a Deed Poll or Instrument in ??? of bearg date of 2 day of March 1799 between Jno POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in the Parish and Co of Armagh Gent of the one part and Robt JACKSON of the City and County of Armagh Esq of the other. ....transfer
to Robt JACKSON ... all that the town and lands of
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Situated in the Parish
and Co. of Armagh ... in the presence of Stephen ARMITAGE... witnessed
by Jno LONG of Armagh and Maria JACKSON of Armagh ....
Tullymore & Mill? |
|
519 |
311 |
340241 |
JACKSON |
Armagh |
1799 May 7 |
POOLER-JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill
Image
160
George POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
(list of lands seen in other POOLER deeds – Landlacken Aughavillan
Aughnagallagh Rosemeen and Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], otherwise
Aghavillan situate in Parish and Co. Armagh) to Robert JACKSON.
WITNESSES Thomas CAMPBELL jr & Robert JACKSON jr. |
|
522 |
315 |
342476 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1799 Jul17 |
JACKSON-PRENTICE Names Index 1794-
Marriage bw John JACKSON of City of Armagh
Merchant and Elizabeth Jane LOWRY of sd City spinster… marriage portion of
400 pounds… WITNESS: Rachel LOWRY |
|
523 |
426 |
346117 |
OLIVER, John |
Armagh |
1800
June 25 |
WELSH to OLIVER I have this deed. Tullymore,
Tullysarren,, Armagh, & Drumflugh,
Meml of an article of agreement Bearing
Date the 5th day of May 1800 & made between
Robt WELSH of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Parish & Co of
Armagh Miller of the one part and John OLIVER of Sd Townland
Parish & Co. Farmer of the other part. Whereby the Sd Robt WELSH for the Considn in the Sd article Named did
Demise Grant & to / / / let unto the John OLIVER all that
Mill & farm in Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], ...rent of
[ponds]36 15 shillings sterling... witness by Tobias MAGUIRE of
Drumc??ow , parish of Clonfealle, Co of Armagh. John OLIVER of Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Parish & Co of Armagh & witnessed by Tobias MAGUIRE of & the Revd
James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh, Parish of Clonfeagle, Co. of Tyrone.... SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
523 |
456 |
346263 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1800 May 12 |
STEPHENSON-OLIVER Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill
Image
560
Between Henry STEPHENSON of Tullymore, Co. Armagh of
1st part & John OLIVER of Tullymore of
Parish & Co. Armagh of other part … for six guineas did assign to John
OLIVER in consideration of 6 guineas paid by John OLIVER … flax mill in
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],for all of residue
of time granted to STEPHENSON by Bernard DONNALLY & Robert WALSH. Rent
£4.11s WITNESS: James HOLMES & Rebecca HOLMES of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in presence of Hanna OLIVER SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
524 |
19 |
342150 |
WALLACE |
Armagh |
1799 Nov 14 |
WALLACE-POLLOCK Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper].
Bt Elinor WALLACE of Newry [There are several townlands
in Newry
(Armagh portion)], widow of William WALLACE of Newry, Gent deceased
[22Feb 1793], of City of Dublin Gent; late brother James WALLACE
deceased; Joseph POLLOCK of City of Dublin; Ross THOMPSON of Laurencetown;
Alexander WALLACE of Madras, East Indies; Robert WALLACE of Newry,
Gent; Charles WALLACE surgeon on board His Majesties Royal Navy; Sarah
Anne WALLACE; Eliza WALLACE, both of Newry, spinsters; .. lands of
Tullyharnet, Parish of Mucknow, Barony Cremorne, Co. Monaghan 73 acres.. on
death of Ann BAILLIE… townland of Dromore, Parish of Mucknow, Barony
Cremorne, Co. Monaghan 140 acres…… more land and description… |
|
526 |
236 |
344244 |
JACKSON, Robt |
Armagh |
1800 Jan 22 |
ATKINSON 1800
Image
126
Btw Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of
City of Armagh 1 pt & Edward ATKINSON Esq. of City of Armagh of the other
pt. .. lands of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,
Co. Armagh in possession and occupation of Edward ATKINSON and William POOLER
and their undertenants. … mtg debt of £250 … WITNESS: William GOUGH of Armagh
merchant Robert JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
529 |
159 |
337944 |
BALL |
Armagh
Down |
1799 Apr 25 |
McGOWAN-WALLACE Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Btw William McGOWAN of Bangor. Co. Down, butcher &
John WALLACE of Newtownards, Down, shopkeeper, transfer of field commonly
called Brickfield near to Newtownards on which an orchard had formerly been
planted and two little houses at the end thereof Bounded on the east by
Mr. Robert McCULLY’s field and also on the North field occupied by Hans LOGAN
on the west by the road leading to said LOGAN’s field and on the south
by William DUGGAN’s garden…. More description NOTE was in townland index under Tullyvallen, [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
but that townland is not mentioned. Also the names given in the index were
HAMILTON-BALL. |
|
530 |
169 |
347571 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1793, Jan 30 |
JACKSON to PENTON (I had PROCTOR] Irish St., Armagh
Memorial of an Indentured Deed of Assignment ...
Image
92
Btw Robert JACKSON of Ballynewry [Ballynewry , Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
Esq. of the 1 pt & Richard PENTON of City of Armagh of the other part..
After reciting Jane GRAHAM of City of Armagh by deed 29 Nov 1792 sold to Robert
JACKSON all that Tenement & Garden in Town of Armagh let by Thomas
McCANN Esq. by indenture to Jane GRAHAM in Irish Street, in said City of
Armagh for term of year for 38 pounds 13s 2d... Robert JACKSON [SEAL]
Witnesses Joseph VOGAN? John HADDOCK, Tomas HADDOCK of the City of Armagh
Attorney at Law. |
|
530 |
170 |
347575 |
DAWSON |
Armagh |
1800 |
Tullamore Armagh? [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],
DAWSON, Thomas, Henrietta, Rawdon, James, Elinor
1800-1809 Not pertinent 2016 |
|
530 |
381 |
348624 |
BAILLIE |
Armagh |
1800 Aug 13 |
BAILIE-DONALDSON Notes in 2009 diary1739-1810
Ballinagaple
Between Hugh BAILIE, Robert BAILIE, Wm CONN, Agnes CONN
otherwise BAILIE & Martha BAILIE all of Mullaghglass [Mullaghglass,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Parish
of Killeavy, Co. Armagh of the 1st part. Samuel DONALDSON of
Cloghogg [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Parish
of Creggan, Co. Armagh, Gent … in consideration of £170.00 paid … made over
to Samuel DONALDSON all that part of Ballinagaple [??] then in possession of William McCLEMENTS & Samuel McCANN 25 A 2P
land formerly in Parish of Creggan now in Newtownhamilton, Barony of Upper
Fews. WITNESS Alexander McCOMBE of Castletown, Co. Louth Attorney &
Alexander DONALDSON & Michael McCONNELL both of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper,
Co. Armagh, Farmers; Anne CHURCH of Castletown, spinster. John GRIFFIN,
Deputy Registrar. |
|
531 |
353 |
351212 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1801 Jan 13
|
ATKINSON 1801
Image
479
Amendment of a rent charge btw John JACKSON of
Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
, Co. Armagh, Linen trader & Richard ATKINSON of Ballytrue [Ballytrue, Kilmore, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West,],
Co. Armagh Linen draper. Townlands of Mulladry [Mulladry,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh held from the late William RICHARDSON of Richhill. WITNESS: John
JELLY & Mary ATKINSON |
|
532 |
524 |
350700 |
OLIVER, Wm |
Armagh |
1795,
Nov 24 |
KIDD to OLIVER Ennislare & Thomas St., Armagh
Image
268
A memorial of a Deed bearing date the twenty fourth day
of November in year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five
Between Benjamin KIDD of Keady [NOTE: the
townlands of the town of Keady include Racarbry, Crossmore and Crossdened]
and Ballymorran [possibly Ballymorran,
Parish Killinchy,
Barony Dufferin, Co.
Down] Gent. Of the one part and Wm OLIVER jun of Ennislare [probably Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in the
Parish and County of Armagh Linen Draper of the other part. Wherein it is
recited that whereas Wm JOHNSTON of the City and County of Armagh Gent
did by indenture of lease bearing date the sixth day of October 1795
Demise unto said Benjamin KIDD all that and those that front Dwelling
House Offices Yard and Garden lying and being on the south side of Thomas
Street in the said City of Armagh bounded on the South by the holding
of Arthur IRWIN on the north by the holding of Catherine GRAHAM
and James and William BARNES(?) on the east by (?) MURPHY holding and
on the west by Thomas Street aforesaid with full and free liberty of [legal
language] at all times during this demise {...] the gateway in Common to said
premises with the said Catherine GRAHAM the [?] to the sd Benjamin KIDD
his executors, admins and A?? from the first day of November then next
ensuing for the term of thirty one years ... Witnessed by Samuel KIDD of
Darkley, Parish of Derrynoose, Linen Draper and James OLIVER of
Ennislare in the Parish of Armagh . Signed in the presence of us James OLIVER
Saml KIDD. Sworn Jan 5 1801 SEE: OLIVERs of
Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
532 |
532 |
350733 |
McCULLAGH |
Tyrone |
1801 Feb 3 |
Daniel, Shane & Phelemy McCULLOGH to 1800-1809
(1801)
Image
272
Daniel, Shane & Phelemy McCULLOGH all of
Glencapogagle, Co. Tyrone of the one pt, and Francis McCULLOGH of
Glencapogagle of the other. Transfer of 8th part of Glencapogagle
then in possession of Francis McCULLOUGH Barony of Elliston Barony of
Armagh. WITNESS: Hugh McCULLOGH |
|
534 |
143 |
349771 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1800, Aug
1 |
BALL-JACKSON Townland Bk 2 1739-1810
Image 81
A Memorial of a Deed of a Lease bearing date the first
day of August 1800 made between Thomas BALL of Cullihanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
In the County of Armagh Esq. Of the one part and John JACKSON of Liscalgat [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in the
Said County of Armagh farmer of the other part. Whereby the said Thomas BALL
for the Consideration therein mentioned did Demise Grant Set and to [farm?]
Let Release and Confirm Unto the Said John JACKSON (then being by
virtue of a Lease for a year as therein mentioned & to his assigns all
that and there that part of the Lands of Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] known
by the name of the Charter Lands then in the possession of the said John
JACKSON Containing by estimation 29 acres, two roods or thereabouts be the
same more or less which is [_arly] described in a map or [__rchart] there of
thereunto annexed situate lying and being in the Parish of Creggan Barony of
Upper Fews and County of Armagh Excepting and Reserving out of Said demise
unto the said Thomas BALL his heirs and assigns as therin is Excepted and
Reserved to hold said Demised premises with the appurts unto the said John
JACKSON his heirs Exors Admons and Assigns for and during the natural life
and lives of the said John JACKSON the lessee then aged about
nineteen, Margaret and Barbara JACKSON twins sisters of the
said John JACKSON both aged seventeen years thereabouts & the
surviving issue of them as for and during the term of twenty four years to be
computed from the 21st day of November then last which ever of
said term for lives or years should last the longest at and under the yearly
rent of [pounds] 34..16..7p in which said lease is contd sevl clauses &
covts in the said John JACKSON his heirs, Exors, Admins, & Assigns
to be done & performed & in case the said John JACKSON his heir
Exors, Admins & Assigns shall perform & fulfill said Covenants and
Clauses then said yearly rent of [pounds] 34.16.7 should be reduced to
[pounds] 32.9.4 and no more which said deed was duly executed [?/?] therto in
presence of and witnessed by Saml BALL of Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in the
County of Armagh Esq. & Patrick KANE of Coolderry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], in
Said County and [?] this Memorial was also duly Exed by the said John
JACKSON in presence of the said Patrick KANE & George JACKSON of the City of Dublin Attorney at Law, John JACKSON [SEAL] Signed Sealed and Delivered in
presence of Patrick KANE came this day before me & made oath & saith
he is [?] Witness to & saw the Original Deed of which the above writing
is Memorialized duly.
Executed by the parties thereto & also save the
above memorial duly executed by the above named John JACKSON and saith
the name Patrick KANE [?] as a witness to said [?] & Memorial [....]
proper name & handwriting Patrick KANE sworn before me at Dundalk in the
County of Louth the 29th day of December 1800 by Virtue of a
commission to me directed for taking affidavits in the County and I know the
deponent Stephen PAGE junior.
SEE: Jackson Family - Five Generations – a page that needs
updating. |
|
534 |
144 |
349772 |
JACKSON, Margaret |
Armagh |
1801 Jan 7 |
Btw Samuel McKEE of Castleblayney Co Monaghan Shopkeeper
of the 1 pt. Margaret JACKSON of Liscalgat [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co
Armagh spinster of the 2nd pt Margaret JACKSON of
same widow of Liscalgot of the 3rd pt John JACKSON of
Liscalgot of the 4th pt… BLANEY had leased to Samuel McKEE a plot
of land on Market Street in Castleblayney bounded on the east by John
McMATH’s tenement on the north by Market St on the west by Edward McARDLEs
and on the north by William LEWIS’s… yearly rent of 2 pounds 10s marriage to
be btw Samuel McKEE & Margaret JACKSON… transfer to James McKEE
and John JACKSON… WITNESS: John GILMORE of Creggan, Gent Redmond
BYRNES of Clarnach [?] Co Armagh farmer & George JACKSON of Dublin
Attorney at law. NOTE: Margaret JACKSON (1783-1810) SEE: JACKSONs
of Urker |
|
534 |
229 |
350045 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1792 Dec 27 |
McCULLOCH John to BRYSON 1800-1809 (1801)
Image
126
Btw John McCULLOCH of Parish of Glassdrummon [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Parish
of Mullaghbrach [NOTE: Parish boundaries may
have changed] Co Armagh & William BRYSON of Ballysallagh, Parish of
Bangor Co Down in condition of £63.8.3 pd McCULLOGH transferred land on the
West side of North St in town of Newtownards. bounded on the north by #27 on
the east with North St on the south with #2 and on west with Mary St. |
|
535 |
138 |
350158 |
JACKSON? |
Armagh |
1801 Dec 21 |
DAVIS-DONNELY Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill
1739-1810
Btw William DAVIS of Aughasooley [??], Co. Armagh, farmer of 1 pt & & Bernard
DONNELLY of Maydown [Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] & Thomas
HUTCHESON of Carrickhaness both in sd Co farmers of the other part ... corn
and flax mill in Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],& portion of
land usually held by Robert WELSH cont 36 acres 2 roods & 14
perches.... witnessed by Frances SMYTHE of Blackwatertown |
|
536 |
48 |
35367 |
ATKINSON
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1800 Feb 18 |
ATKINSON-DOBBIN Ballynahone
& Mill [possibly Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh more likely [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]]
Edward ATKINSON, City of Armagh Esq. Doctor of Phessick
of the one part & Leonard DOBBIN of City of Armagh merchant of the other.
ATKINSON to DOBBIN corn mills and kilns of Ballinahone lately possessed by
Thomas QUIN now in possession and occupation of Leonard DOBBIN, 8 acres. |
|
539 |
293 |
355212 |
OLIVER, Anne |
Monaghan |
1801,
Sept 25 |
OLIVER-OLIVER Anne OLIVER’s marriage to Samuel Elgee
Ballyrea, Dundalk
A Memorial of an indented deed bearing date of 22nd day of April 1801 and made between Samuel ELGEE of Rochvale, Co Monaghan of
the one part, Anne OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the County of Armagh
spinster of the second part and Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER both of
Ballyrea aforesaid Gent of the third part. Whereby after recits as therein it
is receipted that a marriage is to be had and solemnized between the said
Samuel ELGEE And Anne OLIVER sister of the said Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin
OLIVER. The said Samuel ELGEE For the consideration[....] and for settling a
competent portion of jointure for the said Anne OLIVER in case she shall
survive him did grant [___] convey and confirm unto the said Joseph OLIVER
and Benjamin OLIVER all that and those tenants in the Upper Ward in the town
of Dundalk [____] part 82 feet in depth from the street to the Mill Race 260
feet [?] 63 feet situate lying and being in the town of Dundalk then or late
in the Tenure or Occupation of Michael [Callair]? And .... to hold to the
said Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER their heirs assigns ... during the
continuance of the Lease of said premises for all rentals to be had gotten or
obtained thereof .... Witnessed by William HUTCHINSON of Ballyrats [Ballyrath,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in the County of Armagh, William OLIVER of Laragh in the Co. of Monaghan
farmer and memorial is also witnessed by the said William HUTCHISON. William
OLIVER [SEAL] Samuel Elgee [SEAL] Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] SEE: OLIVERs
of Ballyrea-Killynure, Co. Armagh |
|
540 |
456 |
356245 |
McCULLAGH, James |
Armagh |
1800 Nov 20 |
James McCULLAGH of City of Armagh, Gent of 1st pt to George PERRY of City of Armagh, Esq of 2nd pt for £34 paid
by PERRY assigns back house at rere of house lately occupied by Holland LECKY
Esq. in English street, Armagh. PMcW
NOTE: Need to explore
possible relation to John McCULLAGH (-1818) of Kearny Hill, husband of Jane
OLIVER |
|
543 |
185 |
357805 |
OLIVER, William |
Armagh |
1801
July 8 |
MAXWELL-McCULLOUGH See also OLIVER-McCULLAGH I have
this deed. Ennislare, [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Brootely Manor Ballagh, Parish Derrynoose
NOTE: Between William OLIVER of the City of Armagh Soap
Boiler and Chandler of the one part and Jane McCULLAGH of Lissnamuddy [?? it may have been
renamed as Lisnafeedy]
in the County of Armagh of the other part ... the said Wm OLIVER did demise
to the said Jane McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of Brootely [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] in the
County of Armagh in his possession held under the representatives of the late
Robert MAXWELL Esq. By deed ... 53 acres English measure paying the rent
yearly of £32 ... and did demise and grant to Jane McCULLAGH & his
assigns all that dwelling house, office and garden in New Street in the City
of Armagh held under the representatives of the late Wm. JOHNSTON, Gent which
said leases and lands are held in perpetuity ... [hard to read] the said Wm.
OLIVER did demise to her the said Jane McCULLAGH during her natural life. Yet
nevertheless said Wm OLIVER is to have and receive all the rents ... of said
premises during her natural life and after his decease the same is to go to
her ... [hard to read] Richard WALSH of the City of Armagh Book seller &
Mary OLIVER of Ennislare in said County. Witness: Richard WALSH. John
RICHARD, Chandler. |
|
543 |
185 |
357805 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1802 Jan 29 |
McCULLOGH Jane & ors – Marr. Articles
1800-1809 (1802)
Between William OLIVER of the City of Armagh Soap
Boyler and chandler of the first part and Jane McCULLAGH of Lisnasudy [?? it may have been
renamed as Lisnafeedy]
Co. Armagh of the other part the said Wm OLIVER did demise to the said Jane
McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of Brootley [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] In the
County of Armagh in his possession held under the Representatives of the late
Robert Maxwell Esq. deceased containing 53 acres English Measure paying
interest yearly £32 Sterling did also demise, grant to said Jane McCULLOUGH
and his [sic] assigns all that dwelling House Offices and garden in new
Street in the City of Armagh held under the representatives of the late
William JOHNSTON Gent of which said leases and lands are held in perpetuity
which said indenture of the 8th day of July above…… .. Benj
OLIVER of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in said
County Gent. NOTE: There are other
transcriptions echoing this. I believe that William OLIVER is the older
brother of Jane McCULLAGH, and they are both siblings of Benjamin OLIVER
(1765-1831). I suspect that by the time of his death, he had retired to the
farm at Brootally. |
|
544 |
48 |
357378 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1802 Jan 1 |
McCULLOGH Dorothy orse REED to ANDERSON & anr
1800-1809 (1802)
Image
328
ROD: 544-48-357378 (Transcription thanks
to Bob Epperson).To the Regr appointed by Act of Parliament for
Regg Deeds & so forth a meml of an Indented deed
bearing the date the first day of Jan: 1802, made Between Dorothy Beresford
REED orse McCULLOUGH wife of John REED the Younger of Ballymoyer [Ballymoyer Cottage, Parish Ballymyre, Barony of Fews Upper] in the Co
of Armagh Esq: of the one part and George ANDERSON of Newry in the Co of Down
Gent and James HARDY of Drumart [Drumart,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower]in the Co
of Armagh Gent attorneys at law of the other part Reciting that by
Indented deed of Lease bearing date the 22d day of Nov 1800 made
Between the said John REED the Younger of the first part and Dorothy
Beresford REED by the name & descripn of Dorothy Beresford
McCULLOGH of the City of Dublin Spinster of the second part James Moody of
the City of Dublin Esqr Barrister at law, & John REED
the Elder of Ballymoyer in the County of Armagh Esqr of the third
part and John Allen of the City of Dublin Mercht and Geo ANDERSON
of Newry in the Co of Down Esqrs of the fourth part Reciting a
Marr the shortly intended to be had Between the said John REED the
younger and sd Dorothy Beresford McCULLOGH(and which was
afterwards had). The said Dorothy B McCULLOGH granted unto the sd James Moody and John REED the Elder for their Actual possn then
being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein mentd all that &
those one undivided moiety of the Towns & lands of Rackland [possibly – based on proximity to other townlands
mentioned - Rathkeelan,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Krekyer otherwise Krewkyrer [possibly Creevekeeran Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],,
Lissary otherwise Lisaury [either Lissaraw Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper or Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper],
Cornecarry otherwise Cornecery [probably Carnally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Carrickvinory otherwise Carrickmony [Carrickamone,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
, Mongeleagh [Monaguillagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],,
Glassdrumeneagh [Glasdrummond,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower],, Camlagh
[Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper.],
and Tullyvallen [possibly Tullyvallan Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper NOTE: There are other contiguous
Tullyvallen townlands], and of each & every of them
sit(uate) lying & being in the Ba of Upper Fews & Co of
Armagh with the apps To hold unto the said Jas MOODY & John
REED the Elder & their Heirs for Ever upon the trusts therein mentd and in failure of Issue of sd marr. to such person or persons as
the said Dorothy shod by deed or will appoint And it was
also by sd deed agreed that in case it shod thereafter
happen that the other moiety of said lands Tenements & prem[ise]s or any
part thereof the Estate of Ann McCullogh Spinster Sister of the said Dorothy
B McCULLOGH therein or any other Estate of ffee or Demised Lands
Tenemts or Heredts shod come to said Dorothy
then the said John REED the younger & Dorothy B McCULLOGH &
the Survr of them and the Hrs of said Dorothy shod within six months next to ensue settle same to the uses therein mentd and among other to the use person his or her Heirs & Assigns for ever as
said Dorothy shod (in failure of Issue of sd Marr) By
deed or Will Appoint and in failure of such Appointmt to the use
of the Rt Heirs of the said Dorothy Beresford McCULLOGH and after reciting that the said Dorothy was minded & desirous to Execute
her power aforesd in favour of the said John Reed her Husbd & his Heirs for Ever in failure of the said John REED & Dorothy B
REED in purs[uan]ce of the power res[erve]d to her by
said recited deed and of every power her thereunto enabling and of ten shills to her paid by the said Geo ANDERSON and James HARDY & hereby acknowd did give grant limit and appoint one undivided moitey of the premises
aforesd with the apps and all the Estate of the said
Dorothy Beresford REED theirin (subject to the uses in said Settlemt Cont[aine]d) unto the said Geo Anderson and James Hardy &
their Heirs To hold to them & their Heirs in trust to & for the only
proper use benefit and Behoof of the said John REED the Youngr his
Heirs & assns for Ever and the said Dorothy further ___ that
as to the for said Concerning the other the other undivided moiety of said
Towns lands Tenements and premises in Expectancy in the said Dorothy
Beresford REED on the death of her said Sister the said Ann McCULLOGH she the said Dorothy in pursuance of the sd power resd and in Cons[ideratio]n of ten shills to her paid by the said
Geo ANDERSON & Jas HARDY and other the Cons’ons therein she thereunto
moving Granted limited & appointed unto the said Geo Anderson & James
HARDY the other undivided moiety of the said Towns lands Tenemts & prems with the apps To hold to them & all
such of them & the Heirs of such Survr (subject to the
uses in said Settlemt contd [)] In trust for the only
use benefit and Behoof the said John REED the Youngr his Hrs & Assns for Ever to his & their only use and Behoof
for Ever and the Exec[uti]on of the said deed & this meml thereof by the said Dorothy B REED is witnd by Wm REED of
Ballymoyer [Ballymoyer Cottage, Parish Ballymyre, Barony
of Fews Upper in the Co of Armagh Gent & Edwd ANDERSON of City of Dublin the Co of the City of Dublin Esqr – D B
REED {seal} Signed & Sealed in the
presence of Wm REED Edwd ANDERSON Wm REED of
Ballymoyer in the Co of Armagh Gent maketh oath he is a subg Witness to the deed of which the above writing is a meml & that he saw the said deed duly Executd by Dorothy B REED
& Jas HARDY two of the executg parties thereto; & that he
also saw this meml duly Executd by the said D B REED
& that the name Wm REED subd as a witness to
the said deed & meml is this depts name & hand writg – Wm REED Sworn before me at Newry in the Co of Down this 7th day of Jan 1802 by virtue of a Comn to me directed I know
the dept Wm BROWNE NOTE: very hard
to read. I saved an enhanced jpg in my Deeds folder under ROD 544-48-357378
for future reference. |
|
544 |
472 |
365162 |
McCULLAGH, Robert |
Armagh |
1802 Dec 7 |
David NEIL of Ballyially, Co Down, Publican and James
JOHNSTON of Ballyially, Co Down now of City Armagh, Hosier of 1st pt to Robert McCULLAGH, Linen Draper of Clady [probably Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] ,
Co. Armagh, ground in Thomas St, Town + Co Armagh. PMcW
NOTE: This is quite
likely Robert McCULLAGH (abt 1749-1830) of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower],
brother-in-law of Jane OLIVER of Kearney Hill, Armagh. |
|
545 |
432 |
361307 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1802
Jul 3 |
DONALDSON-DONALDSON See also Louth Archives notes –
reference to a deed in 1787: Indenture of Robert SIBTHORPE, Dunany, to
Catherine DONALDSON, Philipstown [Philipstown,
Parish of Philipstown,
in the Barony of Upper
Dundalk, Co. Louth], widow, and Joseph DONALDSON, Cloghoge [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower],
County Armagh, gentleman, in respect of part of the lands of Philipstown,
containing 119 acres and then in the possession of Catherine and her
undertenants. SIBTHORPE grants to the DONALDSON'S the said lands for the
lives of James COULTER, Annaghavacky [Annaghvacky,
Parish Creggan, Barony Upper Dundalk, Co.
Louth], yeoman, Alexander son of Catherine and John, son of Joseph DONALDSON,
perpetual renewal. Rent is £92 from 1 May 1787. £650 of CATHERINE DONALDSON'S
money was made use of in trust, for her son and daughters Alexander, Dorothy,
Jane and Alice (save one undivided fifth part which is Catherine's sole
property). Catherine and Joseph assign the property to Alexander, Dorothy,
Jane and Alice..
NAMES: John GRIFFIN;
Catherine DONALDSON of Derrynaught [Derrynaught,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower],;
Alexander DONALDSON of Phillipstown; Thomas MORGAN; Peter MORGAN; Hugh McDONNELL;
Owen McINTEGART; Patrick HUGHES; James COULTER of Annaghvacky; John DONALDSON
& Joseph DONALDSON of Cloghogg aka Cloghoge; Robert SIBTHORPE of Duneany
aka Dunany; William CHARLTON aka CHARLETON; Dorothy CHARLTON DONALDSON; Alexander McCOMBE. |
|
547 |
454 |
361307 |
DONALDSON |
Louth |
1802
Jul 3 |
DONALDSON to DONALDSON 1739-1810
(TI Bk 73) Philipstown
Deed: 545 432 361307
Lease of Catherine DONALDSON, Derrynaught [Derrynaught,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], County Armagh, widow to Alexander DONALDSON,
Philipstown [Philipstown,
Parish of Philipstown,
in the Barony of Upper
Dundalk, Co. Louth],, gentleman, in respect of part of Philipstown now in
his possession, containing 73 acres, 3 roods and 29 perches with the
proportionate part of the bog of Philipstown, bounded on the south east by
lands in the occupation of Alexander DONALDSON, on the south west by Thomas
and Peter MORGAN, Hugh McDONNELL and Owen McENTAGART, on the north west by
Alexander DONALDSON, Patrick HUGHES and Owen McENTEGGART and on the north
east by the river of Phillipstown. Catherine grants to Alexander the said lands
for the lives of James COULTER, Anavackey [Annaghvacky,
Parish Creggan, Barony Upper Dundalk, Co.
Louth], yeoman, Alexander Donaldson and John, son of Joseph DONALDSON,
Clohogue [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower],,
County Armagh, rent, from 1 November 1799. NOTE:
Louth Archives: A memorial of this deed was entered in the Registry Office,
book 545, page 432 361307 on 3 July 1802. (PP00053/003) item 29 Jan 1800 |
|
550 |
327 |
364993 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1803 Jan 23 |
HICKEY-HAMILTON Tullymore & Mill 1739-1810 [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], NOTE: Very faint – almost illegible.
Image
479
BTW John HICKEY formerly of Lurgan but then of
Tullamore Co. Armagh farmer of 1st pt. Jane HAMILTON of City of
Armagh spinster of other pt. Reciting 1798 made btw WHITTINGTON
formerly of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], but then of City
of Armagh unto John HICKEY part of land of Tullymore 60[?]acres 3 roods
33 perches in Parish Armagh Co. Armagh in consideration of £300 paid by
Jane HAMILTON to hold for rest of term – 16 years. … WITNESS: Rev. William
HUTCHINSON at Ballyrath [Ballyrath,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Clerk & Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Farmer John
HICKEY [SEAL] |
|
551 |
249 |
363087 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Tipperary |
1801 Nov 25 |
CUITT [?]1802
Image 134
Joseph JACKSON of Tincurry. Co. Tipperary
Clothier of 1 pt & Sarah MILLER of Ballcuttain [?] Kings Co Spinster daughter of William MILLER late of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh deceased of 2nd pt & Joseph DRUIT of
Lurgan Co. Armagh & William JACKSON of the Coombe, City of Dublin
clothier of 3rd pt. Marriage btw Joseph JACKSON & Sarah
MILLER … lands of Trah [probably Srah,
Parish Ballyburly,
Barony Warrenstown,]
Barony Warrenstrin, [aka Warrenstown ], Kings
Co. & house on Meath Street in Liberties of Thomas & Donore, City of
Dublin known by the name of the Bullshead. WITNESS: Thomas JACKSON,
eldest son of Thomas JACKSON of Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],
deceased & Joseph BOARDMAN of Ardee St Co. Dublin Clothier
NOTE: Joseph JACKSON
(1764-?) of Brookfield, Co. Tipperary was a son of Joseph JACKSON & Mary
FENNELL.
SEE: Irish Quaker JACKSONs |
|
553 |
420 |
369491 |
OLIVER, Hannah |
Cork
Armagh |
1802 Apr 3 |
OLIVER-BAYNES
Btw William STRICKETT Esq Seconded Quarter master of
the late 5th or Royal Irish Dragoons then residing in Castlebar,
Co. Mayo. Of the 1st part. Chester BAYNES of Castlebar Co Cork of
2nd pt. Hannah OLIVER of the City and Co Armagh of 3rd pt. Marriage to be solemnized btw STRICKETT and OLIVER WITNESS; John GRACE of
City of Armagh, Methodist preacher. & John NOBLE of City of Armagh
Writing Clerk
NOTE: None of Hanna’s
family was mentioned. I believe she was the
Hanna OLIVER daughter of John OLIVER (abt 1720-1772) of Tullymore, one of
those descending from Andrew OLIVER b bef 1641 and of Farmacaffley] |
|
554 |
235 |
366966 |
JACKSON, Robt |
Armagh |
1803 Mar 7 |
GREER
Image 126
Btw Robert JACKSON of Co & City of Armagh
Esq. of the 1 pt & Thomas GREER of City & Co. Armagh Woolen Draper
& William GEOUGH Innkeeper of City of Armagh administrators of the goods
and chattels of Richard PENTON late of the City of Armagh gardener deceased
of the other part. |
|
555 |
142 |
368613 |
JACKSON, Nichola |
Armagh
Dublin |
1803 |
GOLDING
SEE: JACKSONs
of Coleraine |
|
556 |
27 |
367041 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Armagh
Londonderry |
1803 Mar 16 |
BP GLENFIELD
Image
19
Btw Susanna BARTON of Forkhill, [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh widow of 1st pt & George JACKSON of Jackson Hall, Co. Londonderry & Beech Hill in
co. Surry, Great Britain Lieut Col in her Majesty’s Service of 2nd pt & Rt. Rev. Nathaniel ALEXANDER Bishop of Clontfort… for lives of
Susanna BARTON & Julianna Eliza BARTON otherwise OGLE wife of Col. John
OGLE … Trustees of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper].
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
|
557 |
85 |
368871 |
BROWNE |
Armagh |
1803 Jun 4 |
BROWNE, Samuel - CAULFIELD Notes in 2009 diary 1800-1809
Samuel BROWN of Lurgan [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], Co. Armagh, Linen Manufacturer of 1st part. BROWN sold
house & tenement at expiration of Samuel MORRISON’s lease (seems it was
to move a wall 4’) WITNESS: John HANNAH of Lurgen [probably Lurgan,
Parish Shankill,
Barony of Oneilland
East], the younger shopkeeper; William BURKE, Lurgen, Attorney at law. NOTE: Explore possible relationship
to Thompson BROWNE. |
|
558 |
208 |
370880 |
OLIVER, Martha |
Armagh |
1803,
Sept 1 |
OLIVER-OLIVER I have this deed
Image
113
Martha OLIVER marriage settlement with Nathaniel LESLIE
of Drumacanner, Co Armagh of the first part & Martha OLIVER, spinster the
daughter of David OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Co Armagh of the
second par. Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER. Whereby the said Nathaniel
LESLIE for the consideration therein mentioned granted to the said Joseph
OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER their execs... Admons & Assigns all that and
then that part of the Townland Drumconner [probably Drumacanver,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh,]
formerly in the possession of William LESLIE deceased and then in the
possession of the said Nathaniel situate lying and being in the Manor
of Toaghy and Barony of Armagh. Aforesaid containing bog. Estimation 35 acres
2 Roods & 30 perches by the same more or less .... [pounds] 20 annually
for said Martha OLIVER in case she survives said Nathaniel LESLIE to use of
.... intended marriage... Witness Samuel LESLIE brother to the said Nathaniel
LESLIE and William OLIVER of Laragh in the County of Monaghan Gent. And
this Memorial is witnessed by the said William OLIVER & Thomas APPLEBY of
the City of Armagh Scrivener. Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] September 19, 1803 |
|
563 |
124 |
374649 |
OLIVER, John
& WHITESIDE, Catherine |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1803
Dec 1 |
OLIVER to WHITESIDE 1739-1810
Tullymore, Tullycarrent & Drumflugh
Image #70.
Deed of Marriage Settlement made this first day of decd in the year of our Lord 1803 Between John OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in the County of
Armagh Gent of the one part Catherine OLIVER otherwise WHITESIDE wife of the
said John OLIVER of the Second part of the Rev Jas WHITESIDE of Drumflugh in
the County of Tyrone of the third part. Whereby after rectg that a marriage had
been some time ago been solemnized between the said John and Catherine and
that the Sd John had not then made any provision or served any jointure for
his wife in lease she Should Survive him the Sd Indenture Witnessed that the
said John OLIVER ford? In Condn of the sum of [pounds] 100 and the proportion
of the Sd Catherine to him in hand paid the receipt wherof is thereby
acknowledged Did Grant Bargain sell Assign Transfer and set over unto
the Sd. Jas WHITESIDE his Execs Admons and Assigns all that and those that
part of the town and lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],in the County of
Armagh Aforesd Containing by Estimation of 5 acres one rood & 25 perches
be the same more or less as held by the Sd John OLIVER under a lease
from Joshua McGEOGH of Drumshill [probably Drumsil,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
in the County of Armagh. Etc etc
Deed is witnessed by John OLIVER of Tullycarrent [??] in the County of Armagh father and Jas
WHITESIDE jr of Drumflugh in the Co of Tyrone Gent. [more not transcribed] |
|
564 |
93 |
376555 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1804 Apr 20 |
JOHNSTON-JACKSON
Image
378
BTW John POOLER of Ballycrummy Parish & Co. Armagh
Gent & John JOHNSTON of Drumilly Parish Loughgall Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh, Esq. of the other pt. £230 granted land in Ballycrummy [Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Carricktroddan [Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
… WITNESS: Thomas [BREN?] & William POOLER Joh POOLER . William POOLER
[SEAL] John JOHNSTON [SEAL] Robert JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
565 |
123 |
376881 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1796 Jan 4 |
HAMILTON-DONALDSON Tullyvallen
Image
67
BTW Rev. Dr. Hugh HAMILTON Dean of Armagh of 1 pt &
Alexander DONALDSON of Cloghoghe [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co.
Armagh of other pt. in consideration of rent demised all land in townland of
Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper].
8a 2r 20p Irish measure together with 1a Turf Bog in the Large Bog of
Tullyvallen adjoining to be laid off by John REED Esq. Bounded on the west by
Joseph DONALDSON and Patrick CARROLL’s farms on the north by John MELVINs
farm on the east by Charles CORVANs farm and on the south by Samuel COPELAND
and Patrick CARROLLs farm in townland Tullyvallen Parish Newtownhamilton Co.
Armagh … for lives of Alexander DONALDSON the Lessee Joseph DONALDSON jr.
& John DONALDSON all of Cloghog. … WITNESS: John REED Esq & Hugh
PLUNKETT & John REED jr.
NOTE: No mention of JACKSONs. |
|
565 |
124 |
376882 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1796 Jan 4 |
HAMILTON-DONALDSON Tullyvallen
Image
68
BTW Rev. Dr. Hugh HAMILTON Dean of Armagh of 1 pt &
Joseph DONALDSON of Cloghoghe Co. Armagh … lands of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper].
formerly in possession of Rev MULHOLLAM deceased and then in actual
possession of Joseph DONALDSON and his undertenants in Parish
Newtownhamilton to hold demised premises excepting Mines Mineral and
Royalties for lives of Alexander DONALDSON, Joseph DONALDSON jr., & John
DONALDSON all of Cloghog [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
sons of the Lessee. 32a 1r 20p … WITNESS: John REED & Rachel REED
& Alexander DONALDSON . Joseph DONALDSON [SEAL] |
|
565 |
125 |
376883 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1779 Oct 15 |
HAMILTON-DONALDSON Tullyvallen
Image
68
BTW Edward & Alexander ARD both of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Parish Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Joseph DONALDSON of Cloghog [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co.
Armagh of the other pt. Reciting that Alexander HAMILTON Esq. of Tullyvallen
by Lease 12 Sept 1754 demised to Edward ARD part of Tullyvallen where Rev
MULHOLLAN lived during the lives of said Edward ARD John and Alexander ARD
his sons … by lease 4 Sept 1788 did transfer to his son Alexander 6a of said
lands during his life and 3a more at the said Edward’s decease at the yearly
rent of 5s 6p. … for sum of £110.5 paid by Joseph DONALDSON for lands of
Tullyvallen … WITNESS: John REED Esq. Andrew DONALDSON & Gawan SHAW.
Joseph DONALDSON [SEAL] |
|
565 |
126 |
376884 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1803 Dec 14 |
HAMILTON-DONALDSON Tullyvallen
Image
69
BTW Joseph DONALDSON of Cloghog [Cloghoge,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co.
Armagh of 1 pt & Alexander DONALDSON of Tullyvallen [likely Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Co. Armagh of other pt. Reciting that Joseph DONALDSON in consideration of 5s
demised to Alexander DONALDSON all that farm land in Tullyvallen formerly in
possession of Rev. MULHOLLAM |
|
565 |
222 |
377493 |
BROWN & EASTWOOD |
Armagh |
1780 Jan 1 |
Kiltybane, Cloghogh
1 Jan 1780 between John EASTWOOD of Castletown, Co.
Louth & John BROWN of Kiltybane, [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Co. Armagh of the other part. Kiltybane part of Cootehill, Co. Armagh being
in possession of John BROWN and William BROWN both sons of John BROWN. Rent
11s. WITNESS: Alexander PITMAN of Castletown, Co. Louth, Gent & Alexander
BROWN of Cloghogh, [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
farmer & Alexander COMBE, solicitor of Dundalk. NOTE: Initially I had a wrong #: 377388 |
|
565 |
544 |
379266 |
BAILLIE |
Armagh |
1804 Mar 28 |
BAILLIE-DONALDSON 1739-1810
Ballinagaple Tullyvallen
Between Hugh, Lord Bishop of Ossory of 1st part & Hugh
BAILLIE eldest son & heir of Hugh BAILLIE late of Tullyvallen [possibly Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Parish of Creggan, Co. Armagh ... re: lease 1 May 1773 between said Hugh ..
leased to Hugh BAILLIE part of Mullinagapple [??] then
in his actual possession ... 19A 26 P & 1A Turf Bog ... next to Hugh
BAILLIE farmer ... townland of Tullyvallen ... for lives of Robert BAILLIE,
Sarah BAILLIE & Hugh BAILLIE ... further reciting that two of the lives
Robert BAILLIE and Hugh BAILLIE are since dead ... substitute Hugh BAILLIE
jr. & John BAILLIE... |
|
565 |
544 |
379266 |
BAILLIE |
Armagh |
1804 Mar 24 |
Bishop of Ossory-Hugh BALLIE Tullyvallen
Hugh BAILLIE eldest son and heir at law of Hugh
BAILLIE, late of Tullyvallen for lives of Hugh BAILLIE, Robert BAILLIE &
Sarah BAILLIE |
|
566 |
324 |
383246 |
STITT |
Armagh |
|
CARROLL-STITT Tullyvallen
Btw Elinor CARROLL alias CUNNINGHAM relict of Bryan
CUNNINGHAM decd. James CUNNINGHAM son & Mary & Elinor CUNNINGHAM
daughters, all of Tullyvallin [[possibly Tullyvallan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
farmer & spinsters of 1 pt & Alexander STITT, Innkeeper of 2nd part – let to STITT 3 acres lease. |
|
567 |
358 |
381199 |
OLIVER, Joseph |
Armagh |
1804 Aug 1 |
HAMILTON & ors Tullymore & Mill 1739-1810
Image
200
Between Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],, Co
Armagh Gent of the first part & James HAMILTON of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Co
Armagh spinster of the second part. David OLIVER of Ballyrea in the said
county Gent of the other part and Robert HAMILTON of the City of Dublin,
Surgeon and James Maxwell HAMILTON of City of Dublin of the 4th pt.. .... that a marriage was intended then shortly to be had and so
solemnized between the said Joseph OLIVER and Jane HAMILTON said David OLIVER
had agreed to Grant and convey the lands of Laragh and Carnecarrow and the
Mills and the Lands of Deryyha [possibly Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] to
said Robert and Janet HAMILTON in trust to settle and Secure an annuity or
yearly sum of £50 as a Jointure for said Jane HAMILTON in Case she
should survive said Joseph OLIVER her then intended husband which was to be
charged on all lands and it was agreed between the parties to said deed that
said Jane HAMILTON should grant and convey all said lands and premises of
which she was then seized and possessed and all sums of money then due to her
to the said Robert HAMILTON and James Maxwell HAMILTON their executors
Administrators and Assigns [?] the Trust and for the Intents and purposes
therein mentioned the said deed witnessed that for the consideration therein
mentioned and in Order to Carry the aforesaid agreement into effect he the
said David OLIVER did grant bargain and alien release & confirm unto the
said Robert HAMILTON & James Maxwell HAMILTON and to their heirs and
assigns all the Two Townlands or Tates of Land commonly called and [?] by the
name of Laragh and Carricarris[?] with the Corn and Tuck Mills herein and
also the Grist and [?] … also all the Bog and Moss and Lands Excepting out of
[?] Lands as is therein mentioned and which said Town Lands Tenements and
Portions with their appurtes were then in his actual possession of the said
Robert HAMILTON and James Maxwell HAMILTON by virtue of a bargain of sale in
said [? ? ?] their heirs or assigns for three lives therein named and the
survivor and [?] of hem and for the lives and life of all such other
person and persons as should from time to time forever thereaft be named in
the [?] stead of all and every the therein mentioned lives pursuant to the
Covenant of Perpetual renewal as therein mentioned, the [?] further witnessed
that for the Conditions therein mentioned he the said Daniel OLIVER did
grant bargain sell assign transfer and set [?] unto said Robert HAMILTON and
James Maxwell HAMILTON all that farm of lands in the possession of the said
David OLIVER or his undertenants together with the Bleaching Mill and all
other [?] appurtenances thereunto ... being in the townland of
Derryhat [possibly Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] within parish of Tynan and County Armagh containing by estimation [8?] acres
English measure be the same more or less with their Appurtenances to hold
said lands and appurtenances to said Robert HAMILTON and James Maxwell HAMILTON
their executors administrators and Assigns thereforth for and during all the
rest residue and remainder of the Term for years for which same were held
under leases therein mentioned and for and during such further and other term
or Terms for years as should or might thereafter be [?] of said lease by
Virtue of the Covenant therein mentioned subjects as therein mentioned upon
the Trusts Intents and purposes therein also mentioned, and as the said deed
further witnessed that for the Considerations therein mentioned the said Jane
HAMILTON with the [?] and consent of said Joseph OLIVER her intended husband
did grant sell assign transfer and set over unto said Robert HAMILTON and
James Maxwell HAMILTON all the Town Land commonly called and known by the name
of Kilmore [Kilmore
North and Kilmore
South, Parish Aghalurcher] together with the Lands in Loughlin [akak Lough
Hill, Parish Aghalurcher]thereunto belonging [?] lying and being in the Barony
Magheraslaptina [Magherastephana]
and also lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],then in possession
of Jane HAMILTON containing 80 acres three roods & 33 perches excepting
as in said judgement situated in Parish Armagh, Co. Armagh together with all
and Singular the Houses and Buildings Ways and Water ease in and said
Appurtenances thereunto being or in any wise appurtenances To hold unto said
Robert HAMILTON and James Maxwell HAMILTON their executors Administrators and
assigns from thenceforth for and during all the rest residue and remainder of
the term or Terms for years for which the same were held [?] and also all
such further Term and Terms for years as should or might thereafter be had or
obtained thereof by virtue of the Covenant for renewal therin mentioned upon
the Trusts and for the intents and purposes therein mentioned, and [?] also
further witnessed that for the Considerations therein mentioned the said Jane
HAMILTON did grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto said Robert
& James Maxwell HAMILTON in their actual possession then being by virtue
of the Bargain and Sale therein mentioned, all the Townlands of
[Drummik?] and [Shanclose?] in the Parish of [?] Barony of Loughtea [Loughtee Lower and Loughtee Upper]and
County of Cavan containing 125 acres with the Appurtenances …. And every sums
of money due and to [?] due on certain Mortgage debt charge on lands of
Gortraghan in the County of Cavan … David OLIVER [hard to read this section
of text] of Ballyrath [Ballyrath,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in the County of Armagh and said deed is as to the Execution theron by all
the other parties thereto witnessed by Andrew NEWTON of the City of Dublin
Gent and this Memorial is witnessed by said Andrew NEWTON and also by John
MAGIN of said City Gent. Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] .. Rev. William HUTCHINSON
subscribing witness 20 Sept 1804. |
|
568 |
571 |
384625 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan |
1804
Sept 15 |
McCULLAGH-OLIVER townland index NOTES in 2009 diary. 1739-1810 Cornecarrow
(TI Bk 45)
NAMES: Jane McCLELLAN; Thomas
McCLELLAN of Marlycone, Parish of Mullaghbrack, Co. Armagh; Thomas McCLELLAN
jr.; James McCLELLAN; Elizabeth McCLELLAN; William GILLESPIE of Lisaveagh,
Armagh; Agnes GILLESPIE nee McCLELLAN; William OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER
of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], David OLIVER; Owen
McMAHON; Samuel McCLELLAN of Lisdoo; Thomas APPLEBY; Michael MAGEE. OTHER PLACES:Cornecarrow; Lough Eglish. |
|
571 |
115 |
383929 |
BRADFORD |
Armagh
Louth |
1803 Dec 1 |
OGLE to BRADFORD (TI Bk 73) Drumard 1739-1810
Image
64
John OGLE of Fathom Lodge Co. Armagh Esq. of 1pt &
William BRADFORD then of Newry Co. Armagh, linen draper of other pt. demised
to BRADFORD part of townland of Mullyard called Ogles Farm 16a 30p … town and
lands of Dromard Lordship of Ballymascanlon Co. Louth called Cormick ROGERs
[?] 1r 10p bounded on west by River Flurry and on east by Ogle’s farm..
for lives [all names of royals] for 98 years from 25 Sep 1758 .. [more
description] WITNESS: John OGLE Attorney & Samuel REED of Newry Co.
Armagh Esq. Memorial witness by Samuel REED & Daniel BROWNE of Newry Co.
Down attorney at Law.
NOTE: I suspect that
Daniel BROWNE was a relation of Rev. Daniel Gunn BROWNE. |
|
572 |
146 |
385089 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1800-1809 (1805) |
McCULLOCH Alexander to BOYDE |
|
572 |
146 |
387442 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1800-1809 (1805) |
McCULLOCH Samuel & wife to CLARKE |
|
572 |
146 |
387577 |
McCULLAGH
REED |
Armagh |
1800-1809 (1805) |
McCULLOCH Alexander to REED |
|
572 |
425 |
390254 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1783 Feb 18 |
Executed 8/1/1806 Creggan
Marriage articles. Agreement between Andrew (eldest son Richard) of
Anamaquiff [possibly Armaghbrague Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper], & Joseph DONALDSON of Creggan (2nd dau Elizabeth)
Andrew gives lands of Anamaquiff on 1st May next & £10/year
from Annagore [possibly Annagora Parish Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West], (?Annalore) (Aghabog) + Annamaquiff fully stocked
with cows & (horses)
If Richard die before Elizabeth the children entitled to what belonged to
Richard.
Joseph gives Elizabeth £100 as a marriage portion.
1783 agreement witnessed by Rev Alex McCombe, Altnamachin [Altnamackan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper, & Alexander HENRY (dec'd), Knockreas (Monaghan) & Sam'l DONALDSON of Cloghog [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
1806 witnessed by Sam'l & John of Cloghog.
Thanks to Peter McWilliam |
|
573 |
377 |
390857 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1804 April 16 |
HAMILTON- WHITESIDE Tullymore & Mill
OLIVER-WHITESIDE (also under OLIVER-OLIVER 390851 in
1806 index - wrong #) Tullymore 1739-1810
John OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],, Co. Armagh
Farmer of the one part & Rev James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh in Co. Tyrone
& John OLIVER jr. of Tullymore Co. Armagh,
farmer of the other part. John OLIVER granted to Rev. WHITESIDE & John
OLIVER jr in their actual possession a lease for a year .... town and lands
of Tullymore 75 A 1R 20 P English measure in Parish of Armagh called the
District of Eglish and in Co. Armagh” also 10
A 20P in Tullymore & also flax mill in Tullymore with water and water
courses. Witness Sam DAVIDSON Gent Attorney & William SPROULL Merchant
both of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. |
|
576 |
111 |
386223 |
McCULLAGH |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1805 Jun 1 |
McCULLOGH Robert to DUDGEON 1800-1809 (1805)
Image
65
Btw Robert McCULLAGH of Killamuddy Co. Monaghan Gent of
1 pt & Ralph DUDGEON of Clones Co. Monaghan Gent of other part. Reciting
that Robert SLOANE Esq for consid of £400 paid by Robert McCULLAGH granted
Mortgage for tate or town of Kinnigs [??] Co.
Armagh
NOTE: There is a
possible connection to John DUDGEON (1837-1901). This Robert McCULLAGH may be
a son of Robert McCULLAGH (1749-1830) of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. His
brother John McCULLAGH (?-1818) married Jane OLIVER. |
|
580 |
364 |
398642 |
|
Armagh |
1806 Aug 1 |
WILKIN-WHITESIDE Tullymore & Mill 1739-1810
Image
520
BTW John WILKIN of Knockaginney Co. Tyrone farmer
Administrator [?] [?] of John OLIVER late of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Co. Armagh deceased
of the one pt. James WHITESIDE junior of Drumplug Co. Tyrone Gent of the
other pt.. Whereby reciting that Joshua McGEOUGH of Drumsill [probably Drumsil,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Esq. by Indenture of Lease bearing date 2 Jan 1797 Demised granted
and to farm let unto John OLIVER all that part & parcel of the townland
of Tullymore of [?] fairly limited and described by a map therof to the said
Indenture of Lease annexed & marked Number One containing 75a 1r 20p
English plantation measure be the same more or less to hold to the said John
OLIVER his Executors Administrators and Assigns from the 1 Nov then last past
for and during the term time and space of 7 years and for & during all
such further and other Term and Terms as stand from Time to time thereafter
be added in pursuance of he Covenant for Renewal in the said Lease Containing
at ye yearly rent of £67.1.4 with 12p by the pound Receivers fees and yearly
duties of four days works of man and horse or 6s in lieu thereof and in which
said Indenture of Lease is contained a Covenant of Renewal at the end of
every 7 years on paying a sum of £16.17.10 as fine on obtaining each renewal
and Reciting that the said John OLIVER is since deceased and [?] Certain
Clause was instituted in the [Metropolitical] Court of the Diocese of Armagh
searching the last will and Testament of said John OLIVER and [?] hearing the
Contents of the said Will duly proved and further reciting that admon
pendente lite was granted to the said John WILKIN on the 20th day of June last and also further reciting that the said Joshua McGEOUGH did
since the death of the said John OLIVER bring an Ejections in his Majesty’s
Court of Kings Bench in Ireland for the Recovery of the said recited premeses
and that in order to [?] the [?] of the said John OLIVER or the Claiming
Right thereto it became necessary for the said John WILKIN to borrow a sum of
£202.12.4 to pay off and discharge the arrear of rent Renewal fines and the
Costs of the said Ejectment due to the said Joshua McGEOUGH and for that
purpose the said John WILKIN applied to the said James WHITESIDE who agreed
to lend hum the same upon the said John WILKIN granting the said premes in
mortgage to the said James WHITESIDE in order to secure the repayment thereof
the said John WILKINS admon pendente lite of the said John OLIVER
deceased in consideration of the sum of £202.12.4 to him n hand paid by
the said James WHITESIDE the [Receipt? ..] is thereby acknowledged … WITNESS:
Francis SMITH of Blackwatertown Co. Armagh Gent & & John [ALLEN?] of
same in said Co. Writing Clerk John WILKIN [SEAL]
NOTE: The phrase admon
pendente lite refers to a situation where there is a dispute as to the
person entitled to probate or a general grant of letters the court appoints
an administrator till the question has been decided |
|
580 |
365 |
398643 |
OLIVER, John |
Armagh |
1807
Jan 20 |
OLIVER-HOLMES have Tullysarren Tullymore
Image
520
Between John OLIVER of Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
County Armagh Farmer of the first part. Rebecca HOLMES & James HOLMES
both of Blackwatertown Co. Armagh of the other. Reciting that Whereas Right
Honourable James Lord of Charlemount by Indenture of lease bearing date of 4th day of November 1761 ... granted to William OLIVER of Mullintur [possibly Mullantur,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Co. Armagh Gent his heirs and assigns ... town and lands of Tullysarren [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
formerly in possession of Samuel KNIPE deceased containing 96 acres 1 rood
English statute measure in Manor of Charlemount Co. Armagh to hold to
said William OLIVER his heirs and assigns from 1 Nov then Instant for and
during he life and lives of the said William OLIVER the lessee Andrew OLIVER
aged 13 years or thereabouts and Rebecca OLIVER then aged 15 years eldest son
and daughter of John OLIVER of Tullamore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],in said Co. Gent
deceased and the survivor and survivors of them the said William OLIVER
yielding and paying therefore & thereout yearly & every year during
the continuence of said demise unto the said James Lord [?] Charlemount
[James Caulfeild, 1st Earl of Charlemont ?]
his heirs and assigns that rent or sum of £36.1.10 with fees and duties
therein mentioned and only that whereas the said William OLIVER is long since
dead, and before his death (that is to say on the 19th day of October
1776 duly made and published his last will and testament in writing in the
presence of three Credible subscribing Witnesses thereto & did [?] lease
and bequeath unto his nephew William OLIVER of Tullamore in the Co. of Armagh
aforesaid & to his nephew Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen in Co. Fermanagh
and to their heirs his Testators Lease and farm of Land in fair and equal
portions share and share alike with the Right and appurtenances and further
reciting that the said Andrew OLIVER and William OLIVER shortly after the
death of the said William OLIVER came to a portion of said Town and Lands of
Tullysarran [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and all that part and parcel of the said Town Lands of Tullysarran aforesaid
in the possession of John OLIVER party thereto became the share or proportion
of ye said William OLIVER and for reciting that if said William OLIVER of
Tullymore aforesaid is long since dead and all the Estate Right [Title?] and
[?] of the said William OLIVER of deceased by [?] Convey assign or otherwise
and legally come to and Vested in the said John OLIVER party thereto and
further reciting that the said John OLIVER for & in Consideration of the
Sum of £381.1.3 to him in hand paid by the said Rebecca HOLMES and James
HOLMES at & before the ensealing and delivery of the said Indented deed
of assignment Hath granted Bargained sold assigned Released and confirmed
transferred & made over and by these presents Doth fully freely and
absolutely grant Bargain sell assign release confirm Transfer and set over
unto the said Rebecca HOLMES & James HOLMES in their actual possession
now being by Virtue of a Bargain & sale to them [?] made for one whole
year by Indenture bearing date the day next before the day of the date of
these presents in Consideration of 5s sterling and by force of this Statute
for transforming uses into possession and to their Heirs and Assigns All that
and those that part and parcel of ye said Town and Lands of Tullysarran which
came to the share or proportion of William OLIVER of Tullamore deceased being
a moiety of ye lands & premises in the said recited Indenture of Lease
mentioned containing by estimation 50 acres or thereabouts be the same more
or less with the Rights [?] and appurtenances & belonging. To have and to
hold the said messuage or Tenement lands and premises above mentioned and
thereby Granted & assigned or meant & intended so to be unto the said
Rebecca HOLMES and James HOLMES their heirs and assigns for and during the
life of the said Rebecca OLIVER being the only surviving life in the said
Recited Indenture of Lease mentioned subject to a proportionable part of the
Rent and also a proportionable part of the Covenants and agreements in the
said Recited Indenture of Lease reserved and in the Indented Deed of
Assignment is contained several [?] [?] which by [?] [?] thereunto had [?]
more fully and at large appear with said Indented Deed of Assignment is
witnessed by James CALDWELL of City of Armagh, Innkeeper. John TROTTER of
Mullybeggan [possibly Mullyleggan , Parish Clonfeacle
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh or else Mullyloughan,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh
farmer and John Lloyd SAUNDERSON of Blackwatertown in said Co. Gent and this
memorial is witnessed by the said John TROTTER and John ALLEN of
Blackwatertown in Co. Armagh writing clerk James HOLMES & Rebecca HOLMES
[SEAL] The above named John TROTTER maketh oath and sayeth that he saw the
above named John OLIVER Rebecca HOLMES and James HOLMES duly sign seal and
execute the deed of assignment whereof the above is a memorial … 31 Jan 1807
NOTE: John Lloyd
SAUNDERSON married Sarah OLIVER in 1805. SEE: St.
Marks BMDs. |
|
580 |
533 |
399994 |
|
Armagh |
1804 Feb 28 |
Thomas McGLONE - Edmond McSHERRY 1739-1810
Image
588
BTW Thomas McGLONE of [Hanan?] farmer and Edmond
McSHERRY of Newry, Co. Down. Bradfords Land & Bog 33 a in townland Tamlet
[either Tamlaght,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
or Tamlaght,
Parish Eglish, Barony Armagh NOTE: They are not contiguous] , Co. Armagh together
with Turf Bog in Polnagh [Pollnagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] … reciting land
demised by James MAXWELL 4 Mar 1788 … |
|
584 |
348 |
397655 |
OLIVER
DAWSON |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1806 Dec 29 |
James STEPHENS-Leonard DOBBIN 1807 Jan 13
Image
495
BTW James STEPHENS and William
McWILLIAM of Armagh Co. Armagh Merchants assigns of the estate of John MACKEY
of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh aforesaid Linen Merchant Dealer and Chapman a Bankrupt of 1 pt and
Leonard DOBBIN of Armagh Esq. of the other pt. Reciting that by Indenture
dated 1 Mar 1798 John PRINGLE of Lime Park Co. Tyrone Esq. Admon of
Francis PRINGLE of Lime Park for the considerations mentioned demised Grant
set and to farm Let unto Mary OLIVER and Elizabeth OLIVER then of Armagh spinsters
and Admons of Joseph OLIVER late of Ballynahone
Beg Parish Lisnadil (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]& Co. Armagh Gent
deceased all that Corn Mill known by the name of Lisbano Corn Mill together
with that part of the Townland of Enough and Lisbano [Lisbanoe.
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
aforesaid to the said mill formerly belonging and then in the possession and
occupation of said Mary OLIVER and Elizabeth OLIVER and their undertenants
containing 16 acres English Statute measure with all waters water Courses
weirs mill dams Houses buildings and improvements theron together with the
Succor of the several Towns Lands called and known by the name of the Seven
Towns of Armagh [Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)]
]… Parish Armagh, Co. Armagh to hold to Mary and Elizabeth
OLIVER their executors administrators and assigns from the 1st Dec. then last for term of 20 years … covenant for renewal …yearly rent of
£42 payable quarterly above Taxes and Reciting that the said John
MACKEY since the execution of said Lease Intermarried with Mary OLIVER
whereby all the Estate right Title and Interest of said Mary in and to said
demised premises became Legally vested in said John MACKEY and reciting that
after said Intermarriage a Commission of Bankrupt dated at Dublin the 19th June 1806 was awarded and proved against John MACKEY …
[worth doing the rest of the transcription when I have
time – the land ended up with Leonard DOBBIN] … Leonard DOBBIN highest bidder
£200 paid to STEPHENS and McWILLIAM … corn mill known as Lisbano Mill together
with that part of the townland of Enough [aka Enagh] and Lisbano formerly
belonging and then in occupation of John ORR and Thomas WALSH 16a with all
waters weir mills dams Houses Buildings and improvements together with Succor
of several townlands called and known by name of Seven Townlands in Parish
& Co. Armagh. WITNESS: John MATHEWS and James BIRCH
NOTE: Elizabeth &
Mary were both daughters of Joseph OLIVER (1727-1795) and Jane OATES
(1728-1786). The family had holdings in Laragh, Co. Monaghan. Their brother
John OLIVER is not mentioned, but I believe that he died in 1806. He was still alive when the notice of
the sale of his father's lease at Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] was advertised in the Belfast Newsletter on May 14,1796. |
|
585 |
138 |
350158 |
|
Armagh |
1805 Jan 27 |
Deed of Assignment 31st dec 1805 btw
William DAVIS of Aghasooley [??] in the City
of Armagh farmer of the one part & Bernard DONNELLY of Maydown
[Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] &
Thomas STEPHENSON of Correhaness [??] both in
sd Co. farmers of the other part after reciting as therein recited the said
William DAVIS for the consideration therein did Grant bargain Sell
Assign & set over to the said Bernard DONNELLY & Thomas STEPHENSON
their Exors Admons & Assigns all that and those his the said William
DAVID undivided share or proportion of the Corn Mill & Flax Mill in the
Townland of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], & all his
undivided share and proportion of the land usually held therewith by
Robert WALSH containing by estimation 36 acres 2 roods & 14 perches all
which said Corn Mill Flax Mill & Mill and premises are situate lying
& being in the townland of Tullymore in the Co. of Armagh aforesaid. To
have and to hold to the said Bernard DONNELLY & Thomas SIMPSON [sic?] and
their Exors Admons and Assigns for and during all the rest Residue and
Remainder of a term of seven years & for & during every further and
other renewal that they may therefor be obtained thereof & which
said deed of assignment is witnessed by Francis SMYTH of Blackwaterstown in
the Co. of Armagh Gent & Henry DEVLIN of the same recording Clerk &
this memorial is witnessed by the said Francis SMYTH & Henry DEVLIN
Bernard DONNELLY & Thomas STEPHENSON… |
|
587 |
177 |
397246 |
McCULLA, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1805 May 3 |
Lease Hugh McCULLA of Rathhill, Co Monaghan to John
GREER of Cormagrally [Cornagrally,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower], Co
Armagh; Comagrally and part of the school lands of Mountnorris [Mountnorris,
Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower]. PMcW |
|
591 |
540 |
404826 |
JOHNSTON, Francis |
Dublin
Down |
1807 Jul 11 |
JOHNSTON-SHEGOG. Names Index 1800-1809
Image
559
Francis JOHNSTONE of [?] Co. Dublin Gent [?] Executor
of last will of William JOHNSTON late of Armagh,
Co. Armagh deceased of 1 pt. & James SHEGOG of [?]ouchbrickland Co.
Down admins of Robert DUNBAR late of Dungally Co. Down Linen Draper deceased. |
|
592 |
542 |
405911 |
JACKSON |
Antrim |
1803 Nov 16 |
DEVLIN-JACKSON Breagh [probably Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Beag, Manor Brownlow, Derry 1739-1810
Image
327
BTW Owen DEVLIN of Breagh, Co. Antrim [sic – should be
“Armagh] Weaver of the 1 pt & Joseph JACKSON of Clinmakate [Clonmakate,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West ] Co. Armagh Weaver of the other part. Reciting … 1a land of Breagh,
Manor of Richmond, Co. Armagh [Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] .
SEE: Brownlow Estate Maps. The
Manor of Richmond is included. In the 18thcentury the Aghavellan
estate was given the alternative name of Richmond, from 1718 when Richmond was referred to as a manor,
ALSO: The Brownlow papers. |
|
594 |
72 |
401851 |
JACKSON |
Armagh
Down |
1807 Jun 17 |
Image
43
BTW Thomas SIMPSON of Monyquin [Moneyquin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Linen Draper demised to John JACKSON of Knocknagony [probably Knockaconey,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and William YOUNG of Galwally both in Co. Down Linen Drapers part of
lands of Moneyquin 4a 1r 17p … part of Thomas SIMPSONs Mill Race and part of River Callen
and part of Ballyards [Ballyards, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in
possession of Thomas SIMPSON demised to him by P. GERVAIS Esq. … WITNESS:
James COCHRAN & Hugh KIRK of Belfast
SEE also : ROD:
602-492-414264 |
|
594 |
138 |
402249 |
REED |
Monaghan
Down
Dublin
Armagh |
1807 Jun 28 |
SCOTT to REED Drumhilla (TI Bk 45) 1739-1810
Image
76
Btw William SCOTT & Thomas ABBOT both of
Rathfryland Co. Down & Robert HAMILTON of Scarva Co. Down Esqs. And
executors of last will of James SCOTT late of Loughbrickland Co. Down Gent,
deceased of 1 pt & John REED of Rahans Co. Monaghan Esq. of other pt.
reciting release 25 Jun 1803 the said John REED by the description of John
REED the younger of Gardiner Place City of Dublin in consideration of £1,000
granted mtg to William SCOTT Thomas SCOTT & Robert HAMILTON townland of
Beltaran [possibly Baltarran,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh formerly demised to Hugh CUMMING Gent 97 1/2a English
Measure formerly held by Hugh CUMMING and his widow Jane CUMMING and
afterwards by John REED the elder administrator of the unadministered goods
of Hugh CUMMING … and also lands of Camilly [either Camly
(Ball) or Camly
(Macullagh) Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper,], formerly in possession of James McCULLAGH Esq. demised by
William McCULLAGH to John REED the elder for life of John REED or for 21
years containing 189a and also land on north side of Gardiners Place Co.
Dublin containing in breadth in the front 24’ and in breadth to rere 24’ and
in depth from front to rere 150’ with new dwelling house lately built by
Thomas WILLIAMS Esq. … and also part of Rahans & Dromhilla which formerly
comprised the dwelling house of the late Francis NOBLE Esq. deceased 85a
Plantation Measure in Barony Farney, Co. Monaghan with the dwelling house as
was lately in the tenure and occupancy of John STEEL then lately of Dorset St
Co & City Dublin … WITNESS: John SEARIGHT of Newry, Co. Down Gent &
Samuel MURPHY of Rathfryland Co. Down |
|
595 |
178
478 |
784958
104958 |
|
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
CLOGHER-MOORE Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], |
|
596 |
185 |
405673 |
|
Armagh |
1807 May 1 |
MATTHEWS-MEGARRY 1739-1810
Image
102
Marriage btw John MATTHEWS of Acton [between
village of Acton and Pointzpass] Co. Armagh Gent and Francis MAGARRY of
Points Pass.. two tenements in Acton commonly called Leggs tenements together
with a farm in Ballynegreath [Ballynagreagh,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
15a 2r 32p known by name of CONOLLY’s farm also 11a 2r 30p in townland
Dromenagall [probably Druminargal,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower] & also ½ of turf bog in townland of Terryhoogan
[Terryhoogan,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]]
all in Co. Armagh WITNESS: Elizabeth MAGERRY of Points Pass Rose
McMULLEN |
|
597 |
288 |
406861 |
OLIVER, Joseph |
Armagh |
1807
May 6 |
OLIVER-LEE I have this deed. Kennedies, Tullamore
NAMES: Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore[Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],, Joseph LEE,
John PRINGLE, Leonard DOBBIN, Thomas APPLEBY, William BROTHER[S], Robert
LIVINGSTON.
See also: OLIVERs of Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
There are several leases involving the OLIVER family and John PRINGLE.
This lease between Joseph OLIVER and Joseph LEE concerns lands in The
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
It is likely connected to the lease on May 8, 1807 between James OLIVER &
John PRINGLE. |
|
600 |
166 |
408525 |
|
Armagh |
1808 Jan 30 |
M’GLONE-GERVAISE
MGLONE[?] of Navan [Navan,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
Co. Armagh, farmer of 1st part & Rev. Francis GERVAISE of Ballynahonemore
[Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]...
Thomas MGLONE ... , Co. Armagh, farmer of 1st part & rev. Francis
GERVAISE of Ballynahonemore ... Thomas MGLONE ... 334.8.6 ... land formerly
called Bradford’s Land containing 33A. WITNESS J[ohn?] NOBLE of Armagh [My
notes confuse even me. I have added: Is it Francis or Thomas GERVAISE? I am
guessing this question refers to the lease that follows this one. |
|
600 |
167 |
408526 |
|
Armagh |
1808 Mar 21 |
McSHERRY-GERVAISE 1739-1810 Bradfords
Land & Bog in Townland of Tamletts [aka Tamlaght [Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, or Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish, in
the Barony Armagh]
Ballynahone, Co. Armagh. Bradford’s Land
Edward McSHERRY of Newry, Co. Down dealer of 1st part
& Rev Thomas GERVAISE of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh reciting lease 24 Mar 1788 James MAXWELL then of Armagh demised to
Thomas MGLONE ... Bradford Land 33 acres. |
|
602 |
371 |
411983 |
McCULLAGH |
Down |
1808 Oct 1 |
Robt McCULLOGH to NICHOLSON 1800-1809 (1808)
Image
502
BTW Robert McCULLOUGH of Newry Co. Armagh Shopkeeper of
1 pt & John NICHOLSON of Newry Co. Down Publican of other pt. Townland of
Ballyhat [probably Ballybot. It is on the west
side of the townland of Ballinlare,
Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony of Orior Upper.] in town
of Newry Co. Armagh containing in front to street 40’ and from front to rere
247’ … |
|
602 |
492 |
414264 |
JACKSON, John |
Down
Armagh |
1808 Nov 10 |
Image
569
BTW John JACKSON of Knockagony [Knocknagoney,
Parish Holywood, Barony Castlereagh Lower],
and William YOUNG of Galwally [Galwally and/or Galwally Parish of Knockbreda
(Castlereagh Upper portion), Barony Castlereagh Upper]
both in Co. Down Linen Manufacturers of 1 pt & Samuel PARKER of Lonylea [?] Co. Armagh Linen draper of the other pt. Reciting that Thomas SIMPSON of Monyquin [Moneyquin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Linen Draper by indenture
14 June 1807 demised to John JACKSON and William YOUNG part of lands
of Moneyquin then in possession of Thomas SIMPSON 4a 1r 17p Plantation Measure by the name
of the Bleach Green and all buildings and improvements bounded on the North
by the High Road leading from Armagh on the west by part of Moneyquin then in possession of Robert GIRVIN between the lands of Ballyards [Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh and also part of Ballyards
and all buildings then in possession of Thomas SIMPSON by lease 1 March 1791
adjoining the Bleach Green of Thomas SIMPSON in Moneyquinn containing 25a
English Statute Measure of lands formerly held by John JOHNSTON, James McCARTEN
and John BROOKS partially described in a [note?] to said last mentioned lease
to hold to said John JACKSON and William YOUNG … WITNESS: Samuel
DICKSON merchant & Thomas APPLEBY scrivener both of Armagh. Samuel PARKER
[SEAL]
NOTE Moneyquin is on the Callan River, downstream from many OLIVER holdings at Milford
connected to linen trade.
NOTE: Also of interest: Co.
Down Townlands Chart - JACKSONs.
POSSIBLY: One of the JACKSONs
of Co. Down Dundonald
See also 1802 May 20 Samuel
JACKSON deed & map. |
|
608 |
326 |
419021 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1809 Jul 5 |
JACKSON-CAVANAGH 1739-1810 Ballymacowen [possibly Ballynagowan,
Parish of Drumcree,
Barony Oneilland
West]
Image
164
Btw Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1
pt & Charles CAVENAGH of Armagh Gent of the other Whereby Robert JACKSON
… deed of assignment by late Revd James Terrance O’NEILL to the said Robert
JACKSON in consideration of £600 … land in Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Co. Armagh
known by name of Ballymoan [probably Ballymoran,
[Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
containing 56a formerly demised by Richard GRAHAM deceased to Robert WILSON
Gent also deceased … WITNESS: John NOBLE of City of Armagh writing clerk
Patrick CAVENAGH of same Gent |
|
609 |
498 |
422694 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1809, Oct 30 |
CURRY to DOBBIN Enagh bog
Image
255
BTW William CURRY of Aughnacloy,
Co. Tyrone Merchant of the 1 pt & & Leonard DOBBIN of Armagh
Co. Armagh Esq. of the other pt. Reciting deed of: mortgage bearing
date of 30th day of April 1794 [SEE: ROD 586-228-307430-which was wrong #] made
between Joseph OLIVER of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in the County of Armagh
Linen Draper since deceased of the one part & William CURRY of the other
part. Reciting that Joseph OLIVER was possessed of the upper half of the
townland of the Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
containing 97 acres or thereabouts by virtue of a lease bearing the date of
July 1793 made by and between the College and Corporation of Vicars Choral of
the Cathedral of St. Patricks Armagh of the one part and Joseph OLIVER then
of Kennedies in the County Armagh of the other part, the said Vicars Choral
Organist ... let to Joseph OLIVER the upper half of the Kennedies containing
97a with one acre of turf bog in the townland of Eogh [[Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],]
which said land and bog were then in the possession of the said OLIVER &
his heirs & undertenants in parish & Co. Armagh to hold to Joseph
OLIVER for term of 217 years fully to be completed at yearly rent of £30.1.9
… granted to William CURRY … payment of £1,000 with interest by the said
Joseph OLIVER & John OLIVER of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Linen Drapers to the said William CURRY … Leonard DOBBIN party
thereto & also reciting sum of £600 to William CURRY … to William
CURRY paid by Leonard DOBBIN … 97a of the Upper Kennedies now in possession
of Leonard DOBBIN and his undertenants in parish & Co. Armagh with use of
turf bog in townland of Enagh … WITNESS: William CURRY Junior Esq. &
Leonard DOBBIN Junior Gent both of City of [Dublin?] William CURRY [SEAL] |
|
611 |
510 |
619394 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1809 May 9 |
SCOTT-KIDD (note there are lots more SCOTT references)
1739-1810 Notes in 2009 diary Ballynahone & Mill, Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Between James SCOTT of Umgola and Benjamin KIDD of Ballynahone [probably Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
reciting a deed made 20 July 1804 between Jane HAMILTON [NOTE: Just before her marriage to Joseph OLIVER] of Tullamore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],, spinster &
sd. John SCOTT and confirming a power or permission thereunto change the
course? [? Of ?] of the tailrace of Ballynahone Mill with the river Callan to transferring and assigning said premises to
Benjamin KIDD with liberty to carry the same in to the head race of Umgola
Mill and also ratifying on the part of said Benjamin KIDD a permission Grant
in 3rd [?] by said John SCOTT to said Jane HAMILTON [?] to conduct the
rivulet flowing from Ballyrath [probably Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] bog through the lands of Tullamore [Tullymore,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& to convey same into the Callan River below the weir of Umgola Mill without
damage to said weir & also ratifying the power of said Jane HAMILTON her
exons and admons or assigns to right of passage through the lands of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
to the lands of Tullamore by a road lately laid out and generally ratifying and
mutually confirming for the consideration of [?] to the parties respectively
paid … WITNESS James STUART of City of Armagh & Wm. CARROLL of City of
Armagh, merchant. |
|
613 |
180 |
418483 |
BALL |
Meath |
1809 Jun 10 |
CORNWALL-BALL Creekstown,
Image
105
BTW Robert CORNWALL of City of Dublin Esq. but now of
Myshall Lodge Co. Carlow surviving Trustee of the terms of 300 and 400 years
hereafter mentioned; Thomas BALL of Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
Co. Armagh reciting deed of release 3 Jul 1795 between Thomas BALL and
Phillipa his wife of the 1st pt & Thomas BALL party hereto of the 2nd pt;
Thomas ACTON & John FORBES Esq. of 3rd pt & Nicholas MORRISON since
deceased & Robert CORNWALL party hereto of the 4th pt…. Thomas BALL
released to Thomas ACTON the townlands of Aughenduff [Aughanduff,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Sturgeon [Sturgan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] Dromilly
[Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] &
part of the lands of Cullyhanna called greater Big Cullyhanna Co. Armagh
& also the lands of Crukstown otherwise Crikstown [Crickstown, Parish Crickstown, Barony Ratoath] & Navan Town
otherwise Knavinstown [Knavinstown,
Parish Crickstown,
Barony Ratoath] Co.
Meath sum of 6,958.6.3 for the payment of certain Judgments affecting said
land… sum of 8,500 for the younger children of Thomas BALL & Phillipa
reciting a Decree and Sale in Chancery in Ireland… sums raised…. By sale of
Tullygallaghan [Tullyogallaghan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Emmerecan [Ummeracam
(Ball) North and/or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]], Cashel [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier & Legmoylan [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Co. Armagh to hold to Joshua McGRAGH
NOTE: There is a portion
of a cross at Nevingstown, which stood
adjoining the old road from Navan to Rathaldron Castle, the ancient residence
of the CUSACKs., SOURCE: The
Ecclesiastical History of the Diocese of Meath: Ancient and Modern, Volume 1 |
|
614 |
560 |
426387 |
|
Meath |
1809 Jun 7 |
BALL-BALL Creekstown
Image
609
Abraham BALL of City of Chester Esq. & Mary
BALL otherwise PLOTT his wife, Sir John WILLIAMS of Boddlurden, Co of Flint
Bart, Alice BLOTT [PLOTT] mother of Mary PLOTT Samuel BALL Esq son of Thomas
BALL by Phillippa his wife both deceased, John BALL Esq 5th son of
Thomas & Phillippa, [?] Ambrose [?]oles of Cromoe, Co Wicklow, eldest son
& heir of late Isode Ambrose ECCLES deceased and Grace ECCLES otherwise
BALL widow of the said Ambrose ECCLES Esq deceased Elinor BALL and Frances
WEBSTER otherwise BALL with said Grace, Elinor & Frances are daughters of
Thomas & Phillippa BALL, William WEBSTER Esq of the Royal Navy husband of
the said Miss BALL, Robert CORNWALL late of the City of Dublin but now of
Myshall Lodge of Co Carlow Esq surviving trustee.. mention of a judgement
involving John BAILIE Assignee & William & James DONALDSON to
do with debts and estate of the late Thomas BALL and sum of 6,958.6.8 … for
remaining 8,500 for the younger children of the said Thomas BALL by indented
deed of release 3 & 4th days of July 1795 by the said Thomas
BALL the elder… unto Thomas ACTON & John FORBES townlands of Emermore, [Emerarcan
[Ummeracam
(Ball) North and/or Ummeracam
(Ball) South, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper],
Tullygallaghan [Tullyogallaghan,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]
Legmoylan [Legmoylin,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] Lurgen Cashell [Cashel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Barony Orier & Aughenduff [Aughanduff,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Sturgan [Sturgan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper]
Dramally [Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] &
that part of lands called greater or Big Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]in
Co. Armagh and lands of Cruckstown aka Crickstown [Crickstown, Parish Crickstown, Barony Ratoath] & Navantown
[probably Knavinstown,
Parish Crickstown,
Barony Ratoath] Co.
Meath to have for the use of Nicholas MORRISON and the said Robert CORNWALL
for full term of 9,000 years…the Right of Reversion Remainder and Expectancy
of the said Samuel BALL Abraham BALL and James BALL said townlands in lease
release of 3 &4 July 1795 their father’s will … WITNESS: John RAINEY Co.
Carlow Servant & William MORGAN of Bath Co. Summerset Servant & by
James BALL in presence of John CONNOLLY of City of Dublin & Eccles
CUTHBERT in presence of James MARTIN City of Dublin Gent and Abraham
BALL in presence of John GREENAK of Liverpool servant & [?] MORGAN and by
said Frances WEBSTER otherwise BALL in presence of James NICHOLS of Bath …
and Mary BALL in presence of Catherine JONES of Chester Servant… Robert BALL
[SEAL] Mary BALL [SEAL] John WILLIAMS [SEAL] Robert CORNWALL [SEAL] Ecles
CUTHBERT [SEAL]
… NOTE: The memorial
clearly says PLOTT – but the surname was PLATT. |
|
615 |
8 |
419907 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1809 Aug 27 |
McCULLOCH James & ors – (their article) 1800-1809
(1809)
James McCULLOGH late of Camly [Camly
(Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper.],
Co Armagh, deceased & James McMAHON… refers back to 1760 lease |
|
615 |
34 |
419935 |
JOHNSTON |
Armagh |
1809 Jul 19 |
JOHNSTON & wife - their separation 1739-1810
Nicholas George JOHNSTON of Woodpark, Co Armagh and his
wife Mary Anne JOHNSTON had agreed to live separately… lands of Woodpark [Ballynameta,
aka Wood Park, Parish of Tynan], Breaghy [probably Breagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Drumgoose [possibly Drumgose,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny],, Co Armagh …
annuity to William RYAN of £400… |
|
615 |
438 |
421766 |
|
Armagh |
1809 Nov 11 |
MALLON-MAGERY 1739-1810
BTW Dennis MALLON farmer, of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Parish
of Derrynoose, Co Armagh & William MAGHERY of Trecy ins said Co., farmer
Samuel CLOSE of Elm Park [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion)] Co Armagh had
leased… |
|
616 |
576 |
423913 |
BROWNE |
Armagh |
1739-1810 |
DONALDSON-BROWN settlement Wrong number Kiltibane Townland Bk 2 1739-1810 |
|
619 |
7 |
423137 |
BROWN, Alex |
Armagh |
1809 Dec 2 |
BROWN-BROWN Kiltybane, Cloghog
Deed of conveyance between Alexander BROWN of Cloghog,
[probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
Co. Armagh farmer & Cornelius BROWN of Tullycol[eve?] [Tullycollive,
Parish Muckno, Barony Cremorne,] Co.
Monaghan, farmer. Whereby Alexander BROWN declared ¼ of Kiltybane [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
(29 A 1R 30p) demised by the late Rev. James EASTWOOD of Castletown, Co.
Louth to the said Alexander and William BROWN & Alexander DONELTON [sic]
20 Aug 1794 was made in trust to the said Alexander BROWN to & for the
use of the minor children of the late John BROWN of Cloghog [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
aforesaid deceased whose last will and testament said Alexander BROWN was the
only executor ...for sum of 5 shillings consideration, Alexander BROWN
demised to Cornelius BROWNE 7 acres 1 rood 17 perches … natural lives
of Alexander DONALDSON & William BROWN. Witness John COLER [possibly
COULTER] of Aghad[ersone] ... & John BROWN of Cloghog, both of Co.
Armagh, farmers. John WALLACE of A... Attorney, Dublin. |
|
623 |
364 |
428760 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1801 Sep 1 |
KIDD-ROBINSON marriage agreement. Millmount
Image
193 [hard to read]
Marriage btw James KIDD Jr Linen Draper & Eliner
ROBINSON … Patrick ROBINSON … £1,000 in two parts … tenement in town of Keady
with Bleach Mill … Rackarby [Racarbry Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], … 10a 3r 28p and
part of turf bog … WITNESS: George KIDD & Hugh KIDD of Tullyglish
[probably Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh &
John KNOX of [?] Co. Down Linnen Draper. Memorial 12 Jun 1810.
NOTE: James KIDD
(1744-1815) & Eleanor ROBINSON (1781-1813) |
|
624 |
1 |
426901 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1810 May 12 |
HANNA-STRAIN
Image
280
William HANNA of Acton House
[between the villages of Acton and Poyntzpass] Co Armagh Esq. of 1 pt David
STRAIN … townland Tullylin [Tullylinn , Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]…
life of Abraham STRAIN father of lessee… |
|
624 |
1 |
426902 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1810 May 12 |
HANNA-CHRISTIAN
Image
280
William HANNA of Acton House [between the villages of
Acton and Poyntzpass] Co Armagh Esq. of 1 pt |
|
624 |
1 |
426903 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1810 May 12 |
HANNA-POOLE Notes? 2009? Ballyrea 1739-1810
Image
280
William HANNA of Acton House [between the
villages of Acton and Poyntzpass] Co Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & James POOL of
Ballyreagh [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], of other pt. |
|
624 |
1 |
426903 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1810 May 12 |
HANNA-STEVENSON
Image
281
William HANNA of Acton House
[between the villages of Acton and Poyntzpass] Co Armagh Esq. of 1 pt. in
consideration of rents, Robert STEVENSON … lands in Townland Ballyreagh [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], 12a 3r 11p … for lives
of Robert STEVENSON age 19 son of lessee, son of George CHRISTIANSON age abt
6 years … |
|
624 |
278 |
428825 |
JACKSON, Sarah |
Armagh |
1809 Mar 25 |
TISDALL Marriage arts 1810-1812
Image 416-417
Btw Rev James TISDALL of Eddenderry [possibly Edenderry,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Co.
Armagh Clerke, 2nd son of Michael TISDALL of Charlesfort. Co
Meath & Juliana TISDALL otherwise BLENNERHASSETT his wife both deceased
of the 1st part and Lydia JACKSON otherwise EYRE of
Tulleydooey widow of Thomas JACKSON of Tullydooey, Co. Tyrone Esq
deceased and Sarah Eyre JACKSON daughter of said Thomas & Lydia JACKSON of the 2nd part and Charles Arthur TISDALL of
Charlesfort Co. Meath and Benjamin EYRE of Maydown [Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Co. Armagh of
the 3rd pt. Reciting marriage 14 April 1779 od TISDALL and
BLENNERHASSET … [more details]
NOTE: PIM Gr O The
Names Index for 1810-1812 showed the name PIM – I did not see it.
SEE: JACKSONs of Doncaster |
|
624 |
284 |
456004 |
HANNA |
Armagh |
1810 Oct 14 |
HANNA-POOLE
Between William HANNA of Acton House, [between the
villages of Acton and Poyntzpass] Co. Armagh Esq. Of 1st part &
James POOLE of Ballynagh,[possibly Ballynaghy,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East]
Co. Armagh farmer ... life of James POOLE lessee Joseph POOLE son to lessee
aged about 18 & Elinor POOL daughter age 13 years or 21 years . |
|
624 |
329 |
429506 |
|
Armagh |
1803 May 1 |
Image
443
BTW
Alexander McCLURE of [?]aghan Parish & Co Armagh linen draper of 1 pt
Hugh KEATING of Lisdrumond [probably Lisdrumard , Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh or possibly Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Parish & Co
Armagh farmer of other pt. … lease of lands of MagherKilcrany [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] in possession of Hugh KEATING 23a 6p in Manor of
Toaghy [possibly Tonnagh,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - it was part of the ancient precinct of Toaghy ] Co Armagh … |
|
632 |
24 |
431729 |
STEPHENS, Thomas & Isaih |
Armagh |
1810 Oct 31 |
Image
312
BTW Isaiah STEPHENS of Crossmaglen Co. Armagh, Farmer
of 1 pt & Thomas STEPHENS of Crossmaglen [Crossmaglen,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], farmer
of the other pt. in consideration of £23.17.7 paid by Thomas STEPHENS part of
townland of Crossmaglen containing abt 3a in possession of John HOLE premises
commonly called by name of the Course in Parish Creggan Co. Armagh. From 1
Nov 1807 for lives of Isaiah STEPHENS, Francis his wife & his son John
STEPHENS … WITNESS: John WALLACE of City of Dublin Gent Attorney at Law &
Thomas BALL of Urcher [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Co. Armagh. Isaih STEPHENS [SEAL]
NOTE Isaac STEPHENS
(1769-1815) & Frances STEPHENS (1769-1829) mentioned in Creggan
Burials. There may be more than one Thomas STEPHENS, but this is likely the one who married Barbara JACKSON (1783-abt
1813). |
|
632 |
438 |
434330 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1811 Feb 18 |
JERVOIS aka GERVAIS 1810-1812
Image
527
Robert JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq
& Rev. Francis GERVAISE of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
C. Armagh Clke of other pt. in consid of £245.10.6 part of lands of
Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] late in the
possession of Patrick FAGAN & Thomas LEMON containing 8a2r13p on
east side of townland of Terrygarive & also 30p of land on West side of
Terrygarive … in Barony & Co. Armagh … [more descry of land & rights] |
|
635 |
562 |
44056 |
OLIVER, William |
Tyrone |
1811, Aug 10 |
William OLIVER to CORMICK
Deed of a Mortgage between Wm OLIVER of Corkenny [possibly Corkhill , Parish Kildress,
Barony Dungannon
Upper NOTE: It is west of Cookstown] in
the Parish of Kildrieffs, Co Tyrone, on the one part and William
McCormick Jr. of Tullykeel in parish and County of [Armagh? More likely
Co. Louth] [The lands go to McCormick in this deal] |
|
640 |
359 |
440211 |
OLIVER, John |
Tullymore |
1811,
Apr 8 |
John OLIVER to OLIVER
“... and made between John OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in the Parish
& County of Armagh farmer of the one part and Samuel OLIVER of the Town
and County of Monaghan Sadler of the other part. Whereby the said John OLIVER
for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds Stl to him in kind
paid by said Samuel OLIVER did Grant Bargain Sell assign and make over unto
the said Samuel OLIVER his heirs and execs Admons [?] all that part of the
lands of Tullymore aforesaid then in the possession of the said John OLIVER
Gent. 29.2 roods to hold to the said Samuel OLIVER his execs admons [?] ...
forever subject to the payment to the said John OLIVER & which deed &
this amount are witnessed by John ALFRED, Samuel OLIVER [SEAL] signed and sealed in the presence of
James ALFRED, John HEATHER the above named John ALFRED maketh oath &
faith that he saw the deed of which Memorial are this … William
WILSON.” |
|
643 |
452 |
444606 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1812 Mar 28 |
DOBBIN-McCANN Notes in 2009 diary 1811-1820 Ballinahonemore
John DOBBIN of City & Co. Armagh Esq. & John
MACAN of Ballinahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Esq. set to Robert McCAN [MACAN McCANN] 18A 5P bound on the north
west by a lane or road through the townland of Ballinahonemore on the south
by John STANLEY’s field on the east partly by the said lane or road and
partly by Samuel ROWAN’s field … term of 20 years … rent £61.14.11
WITNESS: Leonard DOBBIN of City of Armagh, Attorney at
law. James WATT of Armagh, his clerk. |
|
652 |
111 |
445945 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
GERVAIS-DOBBIN wrong # Ballinahonemore |
|
653 |
598 |
454000 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan |
1809
Nov 20 |
OLIVER-HYDES marriage Book 46 (1811-1820) Ballyrea
Corfad
Deed of Marriage Settlement. William OLIVER of Laragh
in Co. Monaghan Gent of the first part & Mary Anne HYDE, widow relict of
Clarendon HYDE late of Liverpool – Surgeon decd of the 2nd part & George ROCHE of Warrenpoint, Co. Down & David TOMB of City of
Dublin Gent of the 3rd part … an intended marriage between said
William OLIVER & Mary Anne HYDE & that she was entitled to a fortune
or portion of 500 Sterling also that the said Wm OLIVER was possessed of
& intitled unto certain parts of the towns and lands of Laragh &
Coracarrow in Co. Monaghan with certain mills theron & was also possessed
of and entitled unto certain parts of the Town and Lands of Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] &
Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Co. of Armagh which lands and premises are by the
deed of which this is a memorial vested by the said William OLIVER in the
said Geo ROCHE & David TOMB in trust to secure an annuity or jointure of
50. Witness Wm. FORREST & Robt TURNER both of Warrenpoint, Co. Down Gent.
Sworn 8 April 1813 at Newry, Co. Down. |
|
655 |
278 |
451409 |
|
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
GLENNY-DORAN Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], |
|
658 |
93 |
452847 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1810 Nov 6 |
Image
356
Maxwell BLACKER & Alexander HAMILTON both of City
of Dublin Esq. Barristers & Trustees named in a deed of settlement 16 Mar
1807 on the intermarriage of Rev. Fr. GERVAISE & Miss Catherine
Jane TISDALE of the 1st pt. 1st pt…Rev Francis GERVAISE
of 2nd pt; Arthur Irwin KELLY of City of Armagh of 3rd pt. . Benjamin OLIVER of Killinure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of 4th pt. … reciting Arthur KELLY had been
named as purchaser of lands of Knockagraphy [Knockagraffy , Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]…
Francis GERVAISE was paid by Benjamin OLIVER… land transferred to Benjamin
OLIVER containing 48 acres was in his occupation. WITNESS: Leonard DOBBIN of
City of Dublin Attorney & Samuel WALL of said City his clerk. |
|
659 |
284 |
456004 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1813
June 12 |
OLIVER-McMORRAN
Image
150
Between John OLLIVER [aka John OLIVER] of Armagh Gent
& Samuel OLLIVER [aka Samuel OLIVER] of Monaghan, Co. Monaghan sadler of
the one part & Robt McMORRAN of Tullymore, Co. Armagh farmer of the other
part. After reciting … John & Samuel OLIVER signed over to Robert
McMORRAN that part of the lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], as formerly
laid off for and then in occupation of the said John OLIVER & then in the
actual occupation of Robert McNAMARA [?] containing 29.2 Acres…. WHITESIDE
Witness Leonard DOBBIN, Armagh.. NOTE: John
HANNA m Matilda McMORRAN Tullymore. See: Complete
transcription of deed. |
|
662 |
462 |
457091 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1813 Jul 20 |
PEPPER-SCOTT1811-1820 NOTES in 2009 diary Ballinahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
John PEPPER of Mount Foy[?] Co. Dublin, merchant of 1st part. John SCOTT of
Umgola, Co. Armagh of 2nd part. Benjamin KIDD of City of Armagh, Merchant of
3rd pt ... 3 mortgages were made by John SCOTT to John PEPPER of lands of
Umgola Doroms [??] & Drummagh [probably Drumarg,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& also lands of Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] to Benjamin KIDD (this lease is complicated, but
it sounds if this was the document that had KIDD ending up with
Ballinahonebeg). |
|
665 |
344 |
459451 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Armagh |
1808 Nov 20 |
1813-1816
Image
179
BTW Hugh JACKSON of Aughmagran [??] Co. Armagh of pt; James GRAHAM of [B___ish?] Co. Armagh of the other. Hugh JACKSON in
marriage portion for his daughter Anne GRAHAM wife of the said James GRAHAM
lands in Aughanagran [??] … to be transferred
after deaths of Hugh JACKSON & Liddy JACKSON James GRAHAM
[SEAL] WITNESSES: Thomas LOGAN & Robert BREDON. |
|
665 |
488 |
460173 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1809 Mar 20 |
SCOTT-KIDD NOTES in 2009 diary Ballynahonebeg
Image
254
John SCOTT of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent of the 1st part John PEPPER of City of Dublin, Merchant of
2nd part & Benjamin KIDD of Keady, Co. Armagh Gent of 3rd part. Reciting
lease dated 21 April 1796 John OLIVER, Mary OLIVER & Elizabeth OLIVER all
then of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh son and daughters and also admons & also of Joseph OLIVER of
Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]deceased
demised to John SCOTT ... part of Ballynahonemore in possession of Robert
WILSON & then in possession of John, Mary & Elizabeth OLIVER 10A 2.16
.. annexed No 1 with the Mannor House outhouses, offices and all locks gates
and fixtures therein ... & mill fall building & improvements, bleach
green, bleaching utensils ... more description about Tailrace etc... then in
possession of Andrew OLIVER [The OLIVERs had it by way of a lease from Robert
JACKSON] ... Joseph OLIVER of Tullamore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],... |
|
669 |
119 |
460909 |
BROWN, Daniel |
Tullyvallen |
1813 Dec 24 |
Btw Archibald MARSHALL of Bush Hill, Co. Down &
Daniel BROWN of Newry, attorney at law. …supposedly Tullyvallen,
Co. Armagh, but I couldn’t find it. |
|
676 |
24 |
465564 |
JACKSON, John & Hugh |
Monaghan |
1814 May 1 |
BELL 1813-1816
Image 317 in Names Index 1813-1816
Image
143 in Bk 676.
(rough transcription using voice recognition)
Indented deed of release made between Hugh JACKSON the younger of Cremore Green in the County of Monaghan Esquire and John
JACKSON of Rockmon in the said County, Esquire, brother of the said Hugh
JACKSON of the first part; Josias C GAMBLE of the bank in the County of
Dublin merchant of the second part; Sir William ALEXANDER, Bart. Robert
ALEXANDER Bart and William James ALEXANDER, Esquire. of the city of Dublin
bankers of the third part; John
MOORE, of Drumbannagh [see: Drumbanagher
House, south of Pointzpass], Robert McCAN and Meredith FOX both of Newry
all in the County of Armagh Esquire bankers of the fourth part; one James
BELL of Comber and Street North and Francis HAMILTON of Dominick Street, both
in the city of Dublin Esquires of the fifth part reciting that by deed of
release bearing date the seventh day of October 1734, by Henry JACKSON [?] in the County of Meath, gent demised under Hugh JACKSON of
Aughnafarnana in said County gent all that part of the 16 poles of
Ballynatlicknuff then in his possession containing by estimation 40 acres
more or less situate in the Barony of Kells in the County of Meath excepting
as therein is excepted to hold unto the said Hugh JACKSON his heirs
and assigns for three lives therein mentioned and the survivor of them
renewable for ever at the yearly rent of 7 sterling and £3.10 shillings as a
fine for renewal on the fall of each life further recites that by another
deed of release bearing date the 13th day of June 1781. The Lord
Baron Derby demised with. Richard MAYNE of Killowen in the County of Monaghan
all that part of the land of Cardwillan & Edenforan then in possession of William MAYNE of Trimemount County Monaghan Esquire
containing by estimation hundred and 2 acres two roods exclusive of bog be
the same more or less situate in the Barony of Amamullin [should this be
parish Aghnamullen?] County of Monaghan with the appurtenances excepting all
those in to hold unto the said Richard MAYNE and his heirs for the lives of
the said William MAYNE and of John MAYNE and Charles MAYNE his brothers at
the yearly rent of £48.19 shillings, eight pence with a [?] for perpetual
renewal of 15 acres of said premises on the terms of erecting a bleaching
mill there on and that by an endorsement on the back of said last mentioned
deed bearing date the 15th day of March 1785 after confronting as
there in mentioned the said Baron Derby [?] that upon their being two Mills
bleaching works races and Greens for a bleaching linen cloth erected on said
lands and fit for use within six years from the date there of, he would renew
said demise as to 30 acres there of and that same should be renewable for
further reciting that by deed of release bearing date the third day of
January 1786 William DALY of Ballybay in the County of Monaghan demised unto Alexander
JACKSON father of the said Hugh JACKSON and John JACKSON all that part of the lands of Bowelk in the possession of James McCULLEN [aka
James McCULLAGH] containing 5 acres three roods or thereabouts as the same
would survey together with all breach Mills and waterfalls in the townlands
of Bowelke & Drumfaldragh with the appurtenances said lands lying and
being in the parish of Aghamullen County of Monaghan. To hold the said Alexander
JACKSON his heirs and assigns from the first day of November then last
for ever at the yearly rent of £200…. More legal detail … House, offices
garden and land near island bridge in the County of the city of Dublin then
late in the… Bounded on the North by the grand road leading from Dublin to
Chapelizod on the South by the River Liffey. On the East by the [?] on the
West island bridge to hold unto the said Josias C. GAMBLE his heirs assigns
for the lives of George WORTHINGTON second son of the said [?] William
WORTHINGTON Samuel CUMING [?] elder son of Joseph CUMING now of Creevy in the
County of Monaghan and James GAMBLE son of George GAMBLE of Grain in the
County of Fermanagh renewable for ever as therein mentioned at the yearly
rent of £100 payable half yearly….
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
|
681 |
283 |
468845 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1811 Nov 6 |
Image
448
BTW Rev Francis GERVAISE of Carlingford, Co. Louth of
the 1st pt; Benjamin OLIVER of Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh Gent of the other pt. Richard MAXWELL of Ahennis, Co. Tyrone by
indenture 27 Oct 1800 demised lands of Drumgar [Drumgar,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], to
Francis GERVAISE then in possession of Francis GERVAISE est 1a.2p.20r being
part of the lands held by John MAXWELL under the Provost Fellows &
Scholars of Trinity College Dublin sitting in the parish of Derrynoose Co.
Armagh for term of 18 years at rent 16s.6d. In consid of 10s let to Benjamin
OLIVER. WITNESSES: Leonard DOBBIN of City of Dublin attorney & James WALL
clerk to said Leonard DOBBIN. NOTE: It seems
this was a small bit added to an earlier holding. See ROD 658-93-452847. |
|
681 |
284 |
468846 |
JACKSON, Robt |
Armagh |
1814 Oct 8 |
LELAND Wrong #468856 1813-1816
JACKSON-McWILLIAMS
Image
449
Between Robert JACKSON of the city and County of
Armagh Esq of the one part and William McWILLIAMS of the city and County Esq
of the other part. Whereby after reciting as therein the said lease witnessed
that the said Robert JACKSON for the considerations therein mentioned
did demise grant let and to farm let unto the said William McWILLIAMS his
executors, administrators and assigns all that and those one moiety or half
part of the townland of Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] containing upwards of 46 acres be the same more
or less situate lying and being in the parish and County of Armagh , as the
same was held by Arthur OLIVER, deceased, of which said moiety to hold by the
said Arthur OLIVER containing the one half of that first moiety of the those
lands of Ballinahonebeg with the rent,[?] And profits thereof as formerly in
the possession of the undertenants of Charles SEAVER deceased and that
part 23-2 roods for the same more or less and also that farm or part of
said moiety called the bleach green containing about 102a [?] With all
waters, water courses [?] Mill dams houses buildings and improvements
thereon with all singular the appurtenances[?] Enjoyed by said Arthur OLIVER
all which said moiety of said lands of Ballinahonebeg, consisting of the
several parts hereinbefore enumerated were formally in the possession of the
said John Mary and Elizabeth OLIVER and were therein the actual possession of the said William McWILLIAMS his
undertenants. To hold unto the said William McWILLIAMS from the first day of
May then last past during the term and space of 20 years from [?]
And also for and during…. As by the grand lease under which the said Robert
JACKSON held said premises and other lands under his Grace the Lord
Primate was excepted and reserved and also saving and remaining out of said
demise the right and interest of the legal representatives of Sarah SEAVER …
Witness Leonard Dobbin of City of Dublin attorney and James Wall clerk to
Leonard Dobbin. |
|
682 |
435 |
469603 |
REED |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1814 Dec 2 |
REED-ANDERSON Tullyvallen,
Btw Dorothy Beresford REED otherwise McCULLAGH, wife of
John REED of Rahans, Co. Monaghan. Esq. & George ANDERSON of Newry, Co.
Down Gent…reciting deed of release dated Nov 22, 1800 made between sd
John REED & John REED the younger of Ballymoyer, [Ballymoyer Cottage, Parish Ballymyre, Barony of Fews Upper Co. Armagh of 2nd pt… more names… lots
of lands incl Glassdrummond [possibly Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] &
Tullyvallen [possibly Tullyvallan Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper NOTE: There are other contiguous
Tullyvallen townlands], … part of estate of Ann McCULLAGH
sister of Dorothy Beresford McCULLAGH…Ann has since died intestate &
unmarried leaving Dorothy her only sister heir surviving |
|
684 |
85 |
470423 |
OLIVER, James & William & DOBBIN, Alexander
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1807
May 8 |
PRINGLE to OLIVER 1811-1820
Killynure
Aghavilly, Enagh
Image 48
PRINGLE to OLIVER Pringle and OLIVER 16 January 1815 2 o’clock [and
this document witnessed by the Dr[?] Leonard Dobbinand
William OLIVERof
the City of Armagh and County of Armagh Gent.
Indenture of Lease bearing date the 8th Day of May in the year
1807 and made between John Pringleof
Caledon in the County of Tyrone Esquire of the one part and James OLIVER of
Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in
the County of Armagh farmer of the other part - whereby said John Pringle
Demised [?] to said John [Was this an error in transcription? Should it be
“James”?] OLIVER all that & those that part of the townland of Enagh
situate lying & being in the Co of Armagh aforesaid then in the
tenure & occupant of the said James OLIVER consisting by estimation 29
acres 120 perch English Statute measure be the same more or Less all which
said demese premises are meared & bounded as follows thats to say on the
east partly by a stream or [?]vale & partly by land in the possession of
Alexander Dobbin,
on the west by lands of Aughavilly[Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]&
Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] on
the north by the road leading from Armagh to Monaghan on the south by
Michael [?] Lynchwith
all an singular the right member & appl there to belonging or in a any
wise appointed as particularly described in the map or survey thereof said
lease annexed to hold to - James OLIVER his exec admons & assigns from
the first day of May then last for the term of 20 years at the yearly rent of
£23.6. payable quarterly in which said lease there is continued and ... for
the renewal thereof upon certain terms & Conditions there is
mention which said indenture of lease is [?] by Leonard Dobbin of the City of
Armagh & Cory of
Armagh Esq & Arthur Hughesof
Calledon in the Co of Tyrone Gent and James OLIVER (SEAL) signed sealed and
in the presence of Leonard Dobbin, William OLIVER the above named
Leonard Dobbin maketh oath and saith he is a subscribing to the lease
whereof the above writing is a memo & also to the above memo that he saw
said lease duly executed by both the parties thereto that he saw said memo
duly executed by the above named James OLIVER one of the parties to said lease
& that the name Leonard Dobbin subscribed as a witness to
said lease and memo ... and is the proper name and handwriting of Leonard
Dobbin sworn before me at Armagh in the C of Armagh this 18th day of October 1814 by virtue of a [?] ... Michael McGee |
|
684 |
85 |
470424 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Enogh
Armagh
Killinure |
1815, Jan 16 |
PRINGLE to OLIVER
1807
May 8 and 1806
May 8
Indenture of a Lease bearing date the 2nd
day of May in the year 1807 so made between John PRINGLE of Caledon in the
Co. of Tyrone Esq. Of the one part and Benjamin OLIVER of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in the Co.
of Armagh farmer of the other part. Whereby the said John PRINGLE Demised to
the said Benjamin OLIVER all that and those that part of the townlands of
Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Killinure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
situate lying & being in the tenure & occupation of the said
Benjamin OLIVER containing of by estimation 58 acres & 5 perches English
statute measure be the same more or less all which said there by Demised
Lands & premises are meared & bounded as follows, that is to say on
the East partly by a stream or rivulet on the West by William CARSON farm on
the north by the lands of Maghery [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] & on
the South by the road leading from Armagh to Monaghan with all and
singular the rights, members & appurts thereunto belonging or in
any wise appt.g a par of described in the Map thereof [ } said lease
annexed to hold to the said Benjamin OLIVER his exec, admons & assigns
from the first day of May then last for the term of 20 years at the yearly
rent of [pounds] 43.10.2 payable quarterly in which said Lease there is
contained a Toties quoties Covenant for the Renewal there of upon Certain
terms & Conditions therein mentioned which said Indenture of Lease is
Witnessed by Leonard DOBBIN of the City & County of Armagh Esq. &
Arthur HUGHES of Caledon in the County of Tyrone, Gent. & this memorial
is witnessed by the said Leonard DOBBIN & William OLIVER of the City of
Armagh & Co. of Armagh Gent. Benjamin OLIVER [SEAL] ... Michael Magee. |
|
688 |
119 |
472851 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin |
|
HUNTER & ors-JACKSON
Image
65
BTW Thomas Orby HUNTER of Crowland Abbey Co. Lincoln
Great Britain Esq. of 1st pt. George ENSOR of Ardrass [Ardress
East or Ardress
West , Parish of Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), in the Barony of Oneilland West Co. Armagh & Richard
ANDERSON of Kiltermain Co. Dublin Esq. Trustees in will of Ambrose SMITH of
Co. Dublin Esq. deceased of 2nd pt. Thomas SMITH of Wicklow Co.
Wicklow Esq of 3rd pt Jacob William JACKSON of North
Earl Street in City of Dublin Gent of 4th pt James HUNTER of Paper
Building in the Inner Temple City of London Gent of th 5th pt.
Reciting will of Gorges E. HOWARD late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased
bearing date 26 June 1784 that he possessed several lots of ground and houses
on east side of Parliament Street & on Dame Street & on west side of
Crane Lane all in City of Dublin … he devised the same to Elizabeth HUNTER …
decree of Court of Ireland 4 Feb 1793 … Sir Richard GORGES … deed of release
10 July 1794 by which William CHRISTMAS & Sir William GORGES & George
MEREDITH (trustees) granted to Ambrose SMITH & William WELDON Esqs. …
wherein said Gorges A HOWARD deceased [?] Parliament Street Dame Street &
Crane Lane … Thomas O HUNTER had sold to Jacob William JACKSON in his
actual possession the said several parcels … WITNESS: [?] MACKENZIE Lieut.
Gen Rosshire Scotland & Henry CAMPBELL [?] Davies Street London. George
ENSOR witnessed by Acheson St. GEORGE Collector of Excise Armagh &
William KENNEDY Armagh Gent. Thomas SMITH witnessed by Robert PORTER Curate
Wicklow & John PRICE Esq. Marlton Wicklow … |
|
689 |
169 |
473510 |
TIPPING |
Armagh
Dublin
Louth |
1815 May 8 |
Marriage Arts – HAMILTON-TIPPING
Tullyvallen,
Image
388
Btw Rev Richard HAMILTON rector of Parish of Dunboyne,
Co. Meath & Catherine TIPPING, spinster of Dublin, a minor under age of
21 & Francis TIPPING of Bellurgan Park, Co. Louth guardian appointed by
Chancery of 2nd pt; Thomas BALL one of the one of the masters of
his Majesty’s High Court in Ireland & James HALL of City of Dublin … land
of Saulstown otherwise Saletown Co. Meath called Killarkin containing 79a 1r
formerly held by John RORKE …for lives of Charles HAMILTON, Robert HAMILTON
& George HAMILTON sons of Charles HAMILTON then late of Hamwood Co. Meath
Esq. … lands of Annagad otherwise Annaghgad [Annaghgad,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Coolnacrook [??],, Cullederry otherwise
Cullderry otherwise Coolederry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Clarenaa otherwise Clarenagh otherwise Clarinagh [Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Clonlig otherwise Clonleg [Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Cappy
[Cappagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Dromuck otherwise Drummuck [Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],,
Drambee otherwise Drumbee [possibly Drumboy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Glassdruminaghty otherwise Glasdruminaghy [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] ,
Liscalgot otherwise Liscollgett otherwise Leaskilalkitt otherwise Liscolgett
[Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Lissera [Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper],
Maghbone otherwise Mighbane otherwise Moybane Moybane [Moybane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Ballynagha otherwise Ballynahee otherwise
Ballynaghy [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],, Carnonagh otherwise Creenenagh otherwise
Kernenanaugh otherwise Cornonangh [possibly Creenkill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drumbally otherwise Drombally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], & Tullyvallen [NOTE: It
could be one of the HAMILTON Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West or one of the TIPPING Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East or Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West . All were initially in Parish Creggan but then (when boundaries shifted) in Parish Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper] in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh. Richard HAMILTON [SEAL] WITNESS:
William BALL, James JOHNSTON.
NOTE: Catherine TIPPING was the daughter of Edward TIPPING
& Mary BLAYNEY and wife of Richard HAMILTON (?-1847) |
|
697 |
415 |
478515 |
|
Armagh |
1816 Jan 2 |
Image
553
BTW Robert MACAN [aka McCAN] of Ballynahone [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt John O’DONNELL of Summerisland
[Summer
Island, townland Annasamry,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co.
Armagh Esq. of 2nd pt & William BYERS of Charlemount Co.
Armagh Linen Draper of 3rd pt Reciting mtg 10 Oct 1815 … townland
Clanmaine otherwise Claymount [Clonmain,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Barony O’Neiland Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Robert
JACKSON of City Armagh Esq. and James KIDD of Racarby [Racarbry,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Linen Draper
Co. Armagh |
|
697 |
481 |
478569 |
JACKSON, Robt |
Armagh |
1816 Jan 17 |
JACKSON-DOBBIN 1816-1818
Image
582
BTW Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1st pt. Thomas SIMPSON of City Armagh Esq of 2nd pt. Leonard DOBBIN
William McWILLIAM both of City Armagh Esqs 3rd pt. Whereas Thomas
OATES was at the time of his death possessed and entitled to lands of
Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& also reciting that Thomas OATES was long since dead and his will
bequeathed Ballynahonebeg to the persons and upon the trust … and also
reciting indenture [undated] between Robert JACKSON of 1 pt & Anne
McWILLIAMS ors OATES the only surviving trustee named in the will … Robert
JACKSON demised to Anne McWILLIAMS part of Ballinahonebeg … transfer to
Robert SIMPSON for £3,900 of Leonard DOBBIN & William McWILLIAMS |
|
703 |
573 |
482309 |
|
Armagh |
1816 Jun 21 |
MOORE-MATTHEWS Ballynahone [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies, Killinure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Between John MOORE of Drum
Carragher & Robert McCAN of Ballynahone & Joseph FOXALL & Thomas
FOXALL both of Killany Lodge,[??] Co. Armagh bankers of 1st part & George MATTHEWS,
Trevor CORRY & John QUIN all of Newry, Co. Down Esq. Trustees ... land of
John MOORE, Robert McCANN & Joseph FOXALL & Thomas FOXALL of other
part ... reciting Act of Parliament in 33rd year of King George II repealing
an act of 8th year of King George I re: bankers notes ... [page of legalese]
... cites Newry Commercial article 18 June 1816 re: creditors ... convey to
MATTHEWS & QUIN land of John MOORE seized in his Desmesne ... townlands
of Drum[?]agher [possibly Drumnaglontagh,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
, Deemon [Demoan,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
, Skeogh__ydy [possibly Skegatillida,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
, the half townlands of Carrickbracks [Carrickbrack,
Parish Ballymore,
Barony Orior Lower]
Lesseemom [??], Kilbree [??] , Knockduff [Knockduff,
Parish Killevy
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower],
Killnanaghan [probably Kilmonaghan , Parish Killevy
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower] &
Killaghleodagh also Lysadyan [Lisadian,
Parish Loughgilly
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], &
half town lands of Drumheriff [probably Drumharriff,
Parish Loughgilly
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], all in
Barony Orier Co. Armagh ... Robert McCAN was seized and possessed ... Canal
Lt. Commonly called The Garden bounded on the North by John LEEs holding ..
[more description ...] being in Lisdrumgullian [Lisdrumgullion , Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper otherwise
called Canal Quay in part of Newry in Co. Armagh ], Lordship of Newry, Co.
Armagh ... lands in possession of Hannah & William MOORE ... Aghnconagh
alias Aghnanynch ... Drumowanle als Dromacannere, Drumgreenagh [Drumgreenagh,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Canangarvan, Tamlaght [Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, or Tamlaght,
Parish of Eglish, in
the Barony Armagh],
Lisglin [Lisglynn,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh],
Ballyn_cloy [??] also Farranceuloy als Farrencloy [??] & Magherkillerany
[Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Maghery
.. Manor of Toghy [Faghy? – NOTE: I suspect going from the townland names that
these would be in the Barony of Armagh] all 2706 A 2R 6P also Drumad or
Drummard [possibly Drumard
(Jones), Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
86A 1R 20P Co. Armagh also townlands of Kennedies or Connadies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
cont 1/2A Ballyboe then in possession of John PRINGLE or his
undertenants also Enaghsaggart or E_og Saggart [??] cont 1 Ballyhoe [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],..
Lisbano [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
.. Magherad [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)]... Killenure or Killinure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
containing one Ballyhoe Aughawilly or Aughavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]... Listough [probably Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...
Co. Armagh .. town and lands of Ballynahonemore [Ballynahone
More, Parish Armagh (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh]
[6 more pages of details] |
|
704 |
440 |
482775 |
|
Armagh |
1816 Jul 4 |
NIMO-McMORRAN Notes in 2009 diary 1811-1820
Tullymore
John NIMO of Killyshanagh, Co. Tyrone farmer of 1st part . William NIMO of Killyshanagh farmer son of John NIMO of 2nd part & Robert McMORRAN of Tullymore, Co. Armagh Speadmaker [aka
Spademaker] of 3rd part. McMORRAN paid £65 to NIMO for part of Tullymore Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] – 7 Acres 26P bounded on northeast by Charles NIMOs
farm, by road leading by Boos Mill to English Church on the east side &
by Robert STEWART’s farm on the west side ... became property of John NIMO on
a division of the farm between his brother Charles NIMO and him ... term 7
years under lease granted by Josua McGEAUGH Esq. To John NIMO & Charles
NIMO 1 Jan 1801. |
|
704 |
529 |
482864 |
|
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
McGEOGH-NIMO 1811-1820 Tullymore
Image
284
BTW Joshua McGEOGH of Drumsill [probably Drumsil,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
Co. Armagh esq of 1st pt; Charles NIMO of Tullysareen [Tullysaran,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and John NIMO of Tullymore Co. Armagh farmers of other pt. … part of land of
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] then in possession
of Charles NIMO and John NIMO containing 15a 1r 13p … WITNESS: Robert
LIVINGSTONE Esq & John NOBLE Gent both of Armagh. |
|
706 |
127
128 |
483663 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Armagh |
1816 Aug 27 |
Image
429
BTW William BYERS of town of Charlemount, Co. Armagh,
linendraper of 1 pt; Robert JACKSON, City & Co. Armagh, Esq. of
the other pt. Reciting that William BYERS was possessed of lands of Clonmaine
orwise Clanmaine orwise Claymaine [Clonmain,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
for residue of 900 year lease commencing 1 Mar 1773 … BYERS needed £2,000 and
applied for a loan to Robert JACKSON [land as collateral] … WITNESS:
Leonard DOBBIN the younger of the City & Co. Armagh attorney & James
WATT his clerk. |
|
706 |
166 |
483701 |
BROWNE |
Monaghan |
1816 Aug 24 |
BROWNE to MARTIN NOTES in 2009 diary. (TI Bk 46)
1811-1820 Ednafirkin, Edeneferkin
Between William BROWN of Edafirkin, Co. Armagh [sic – should be Co. Monaghan] farmer of 1 part &
Rev James MARTIN of Monenton, Co. Armagh of other part reciting lease 4 March
1812 Thomas McCULLAGH of Derryvalley, Co. Monaghan did demise to the said
William BROWN his heirs and assigns all of Ednafirkin then in possession of
Wm BROWN 20 acres for life & lives of Archibald BROWN, James HAMILTON
& James McMURRAY … (Joseph Martin may own it – I was unclear. I may need
to order) |
|
712 |
548 |
487683 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1817 Mar 4 |
Btw Robert McCULLAGH sr. of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh gent of the 1 pt; and Samuel McCULLAGH McCULLAGH of Cladymore sr
aforesaid and John McCULLAGH sr of Kearney Hill [in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] both in Co. Armagh Gent and both brothers of
Robert McCULLAGH of the other part. Reciting that the said Robert McCULLAGH
was leased several real freehold and personal estates and properties
consisting of Lands Tenements hereditaments in the towns and lands of
Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Carrickbreagh Letmacallen Drumorgan Dromorgan [Drumorgan,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Mullaghbawne [Mullaghbane,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Leneylea [??] Raven Hill [??]
and Kilbereery [??] in Co Armagh and all money and
securities for money to a considerable amt that said Robert McCULLAGH
had a wife and six children by her then living, namely Margaret McCULLAGH sr.
his wife John McCULLAGH jr, Samuel McCULLAGH jr and Elizabeth McCULLAGH Anne
MCULLAGH Margaret McCULLAGH jr and Martha McCULLAGH and that said Robert
McCULLAGH sr also had a natural son named Robert McCULLAGH jr and in order to
make a settlement of his estates and properties between his said sons to
secure portions for his said daughters and a jointure for his wife said
Robert McCULLAGH senior vested all his said estates and
properties in his said two brothers Samuel McCULLAGH and John McCULLAGH
sr…..details of how it is to be parceled out |
|
713 |
137 |
487872 |
Browne & Donaldson |
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
BROWN-DONALDSON Kiltybane [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
Cornelius BROWNE of Tullycollive, [Parish of Muckno],
Co. Monaghan, farmer & Alexander DONALDSON of Tullyvallen, Co. Armagh of
the other part. Cornelius BROWNE for £190 paid by Alexander DONALDSON ¼ part
of the lands of Kiltybane [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upperconveyed
to him by the late Alexander BROWN, deceased equalling 7 acres, 1 rood and 17
½ perches during life of the said Alexander DONALDSON & Josh[?] DONALDSON
son of Joseph DONALDSON of Sytrim [probably Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upperthe
surviving lives in the original lease. WITNESS: John WALLACE of Boltan,
Dublin City, Gent attorney of law. Said John WALLACE and Jane WALLACE of
Cloghog [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
sworn at Dundalk 24 March 1819. |
|
713 |
514 |
488249 |
|
Armagh |
1817 Apr 15 |
CLOGHER-O’HEAR Brootely & Bog 1811-1820
Image
228
BTW Andrew CLOGHERE of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh, Co.
Armagh Farmer of the 1 pt & Henry O’HEAR of Monyquin [Moneyquin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,
Co. Armagh Farmer of the other pt. Reciting that the Rev. Samuel CLOSE of Elm
Park [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion)] Co. Armagh Clerk
leased on 30 Oct 1809 to Andrew CLOGHERE part of the lands of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]
containing 21a 1r 24p Stat measure in Parish Derrynoose Co. Armagh for term
of 17 years with Liberty of Cutting Turf on Bog of Brootally in possession of Andrew CLOGHERE .. mortgage bound
in to the said Henry O’HEAR {???] of £130 {???] payment of Sum of £66…
WITNESS: Lee MCINSTRY Gent one of the attorneys & Hugh ROBERTS Writing
Clerk both of City of Armagh. |
|
716 |
309 |
489844 |
DONALDSON |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1817
Jun 9 |
DONNALDSON-WALLACE Book 46 (1811-1820) NOTES in 2009
diary. Cloghog need to transcribe
NOTE: Interestingly,
this was found in the Monaghan townland index- in spite of the townland
being in Co. Armagh. 1811-1820 It seems to be an echo of #429244. This
may be due to borderline legible transcription.
Andrew DONALDSON of Cloghog, County Armagh Farmer &
John WALLACE of Cloghog [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower], Co. Armagh, Attorney ... for £973.1 owed by John
WALLACE ... townland of Sytrim [probably Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper] & Enaghmore [probably Annaghmare Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper]
joining Kiltyban [Kiltybane,
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper],
with the mill of Kibrockan on lands of Enaghmore being part of the lands of
Sytrim & Enaghmore ... 41A 1R 12P ... 33 acres in Sytrim Keenan ...
Andrew DONALDSON & brother William divided between them Andrew
DONALDSON’s part demised to him by John BOHANNON by lease – also included
part of lands of Annalyttin, Co. Monaghan which he holds with Alexander
DONALDSON of Phillipstown, Co. Louth ... late Samuel MOFFIT demised 11 Acres
to Andrew & William DONALDSON WITNESS: John Donaldson of Cloghog &
Joseph Donaldson of Sytrim |
|
718 |
267 |
491002 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1817 Aug 13 |
WHITESIDE-McMURRAN Notes in 2009 diary 1811-1820
Tullymore
Image
411
Between James WHITESIDE of Cavanboy, Co. Tyrone, farmer
of 1st part & Robert McMURRAN (NOTE: aka
McMORRAN] of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh, Co. Armagh, farmer
of the other part. McMURRAN paid WHITESIDE £230 for ½ the corn mill &
flax mill in townland of Tullymore and
part of the Lands Houses and Gardens… term of 7 years ‘’’ premises under
lease of Josua McGEOGH. WITNESS: John ALLEN of City & Co. Armagh writing
Clerk Bernard DONNELLY of Tullymore & Robert McMURREN jr of Tullymore
farmers |
|
720 |
102 |
492037 |
JACKSON
George |
Armagh |
1817 Oct 20 |
Deed of Mtg btw Sir George JACKSON of
Beech Hill in the Co. of Surrey Bart of the 1st pt & Rev
Robert WOLFE of Cranley Clerk… after reciting the particulars of the
Title of the sd Sir George JACKSON of in & to all that the Maner
of Fork Hill in Co of Armagh several townlands of Carrickasticken [Carrickastickan,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]. Five Crom Cloughorrie [probably Cloghinny,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Longfield [Longfield,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]Carrickildreen
[Carrickaldreen,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
Augahadnoe [Aughadanove Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper],
Ballykeel [Ballykeel,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Clar Kill [Clarkill,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper] Lavallymore [Levallymore,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Doctors Quarter [??] Latbriged
[Latbirget,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]] Bureen [??] Kurndkally [Carnacally,
Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Tullyonacriene [Tullymacreeve,
Parish Forkill Barony Orior Upper]
Mullaghbane [Mullaghbane,,Parish Forkill and/or Mullaghbane [Parish Mullaghbrack]
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Upper], Shanrue [Shanroe ,Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper]
& Skean [Shean, Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] in the manor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh… term of one year WITNESSES James ARMSTRONG & George MILLER. |
|
721 |
14 |
492549 |
PRINGLE, William |
Armagh |
1817,
Nov 11
1817 Sep 5 |
PRINGLE to CORRY Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Aughaville, Enagh, Kennedies, Lisbanoe, Lislea, Magheraville
Image
12
(NOTE: This deed is
for the “Seven Tates”: Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)]. – more detail in deed)
Memorial of an Indentured Deed declaring the uses of a
certain fine to be levied bearing date the 5th Day of Sept 1817
made between William PRINGLE of Conway in that part of the United Kingdom of
Gt. Britain & Ireland called Great Britain Esq. & Elizabeth PRINGLE
viz LAVENDER his wife of the one part & George MATHEWS, Trevor CORRY
& John QUINN all of Newry in the Co of Down, Esqs. Of the other part ...
payable to Elizabeth PRINGLE during the term of her natural life .... |
|
723 |
480 |
494215 |
OLIVER? |
Armagh |
1811-1820 |
MATTHEWS-CAMPBELL not relevant in 2015
Kennedies, Killinure
Image
239
This is intriguing because
of the involvement of a George MATHEWS, and the fact that a John MATHEWS
(1770-1815) was married to an Elizabeth OLIVER (d, aft 1815) of the Kennedies
[Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
The lands involve Newry bankers and land that had been leased by Vicars
choral – the so called 7 tates: Enough [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] |
|
724 |
94 |
494429 |
|
Armagh |
1817 Dec 21 |
O’HEAR-HANSON Brootely & Bog 1811-1820
SEE: 713-514-488249 Brootely & Bog
Image
344
Andrew CLOUGHER, farmer, lands of Brootly [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Parish
Derrynoose, Co. Armagh 21a 1r 24p |
|
724 |
472 |
494807 |
JACKSON, Robt |
Armagh |
1818 Jan 2 |
HERDMAN Gr O 1816-1818
Image
513
btw Robert JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh,
Gent of 1 pt.; John WAUGH of City Armagh, Merchant (acting Executor of last
will of his father John WAUGH the elder late of City of Armagh, deceased.
Reciting indenture 27 Sep 1782 btw James SWANZY of Avibreagh, Parish Clontibret,
Co. Monaghan (the sole executor of Richard SEAVER of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish & Co. Armagh, Gent deceased) of the
1 pt & Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER both late of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co. Armagh both since deceased of the other. James SWANZY demised to Sarah
SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER the 3rd part of Ballinahonebeg as was lately
held by Charles SEAVER & David VERNER of Gillis containing 92a to hold to
Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER … Reciting that Sarah SEAVER & Arthur
OLIVER came to an actual division and partition on 15 Nov 1783 and were then
each possessed of a moiety or half of the said lands of Ballynahonebeg …
Sarah SEAVERs share became legally vested in John WAUGH senior father of John
WAUGH .. then vested in Robert JACKSON … Dec 1803 Robert JACKSON demised to John WAUGH the elder the half demised by James SWANZY held by
Sarah SEAVER … William WAUGH brother of the said John WAUGH the elder
executors of said will and the said William WAUGH having renounced the burden
of executor … half of that part of Ballynahonebeg 46a under lease of 27
Sept 1782 hertofor held by Sarah SEAVER consisted of ½ of that part of the
lands of Ballynahonebeg … formerly in possession of Thomas VERNER Esq. deceased
and that part of the said lands formerly possessed by Sarah SEAVER called the
south division of the said lands as formerly surveyed and marked by a
straight line from the High Road near the Dwelling House where Arthur OLIVER
lived to the townland of Umgola [Umgola,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
containing 231 2p and also one half of moiety of all rents heretofore paid by
Arthur OLIVER deceased ….
NOTE: I believe that
Arthur OLIVER (est 1744-1798) was a son of Benjamin OLIVER (d 1770) of
Ballynahonebeg. It is tempting to suspect that his wife was a SEAVER
daughter. |
|
725 |
7 |
494943 |
REED, John |
Monaghan |
1818 Feb 23 |
John REED of Rahans, Co. Monaghan Esq. reciting deed of
release Nov 22, 1800 between John REED of 1st part
& Dorothea Beresford McCULLAGH of the City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt, James MOODY of City of Dublin Esq. John REED the elder of Ballymoyer, [Ballymoyer Cottage, Parish Ballymyre, Barony of Fews Upper Co. Armagh
of 3rd pt incl Tullyvallen [possibly Tullyvallan Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper NOTE: There are other contiguous
Tullyvallen townlands],, Co. Armagh… Anne McCULLAGH spinster
sister of Dorothy McCULLAGH…. WITNESSES: James McGomery REED of Dublin, Gent,
att. & Jane REED of Ballymoylen, spinster |
|
727 |
341 |
496476 |
BALL |
Armagh |
1818 May 4 |
BALL to FITZGERALD Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper
Thomas BALL of Cullyhanna [Cullyhanna
Big & Cullyhanna
Little, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]
, Co Armagh now residing in City of Bath, England of 1st pt;
Thomas Prideau BALL of Inner Temple London Esq. only son & heir of 2nd pt; Rev FITZGERALD of Cavan… several other townlands mentioned. |
|
732 |
120 |
499255 |
OLIVER, John, Robert, Charles, Silver, Nathaniel,
Susannah, Elizabeth |
Cork
Dublin Armagh, Limerick |
1801,
Aug 17 |
September 24, 1818.
Coolemore, Cork & Fitzwillan Sq. Dublin & Spa
Hill Cork & Loughgall, Co Armagh & Disney, City of Dublin &
Somerset City of Dublin & Glannahalish, Limerick
Richard ALDWORTH was the surviving Trustee of will of
Rev John OLIVER “late of Coolemore in the City of Cork deced of the first
part the Revd John OLIVER Clerk Rector of Swepstone in the City of Leister in
Gt Britain eldest son of him at law of the said Revd John OLIVER deced of the
2nd part the sd Revd John OLIVER Robt Duddley OLIVER of Fitzwillan square in
the City of Dublin Capn in his majesties Royal Navy Chas Deane OLIVER of Spa
Hill in the Sd Coy of Cork Esq. The Rev Silver OLIVER of Loughgall in the Co Armagh clk Nathaniel Wilmott OLIVER Major in
his majesties Royal Artillery the Rt Honourable James Lord Vis Lifford Wm
DISNEY of Somerset in the City of Dublin Esq Rogers ALDWORTH of the City of
Cork esq. Susannah OLIVER then of Somerset in the City of Dublin also of the
third part Elizabeth OLIVER of the City of Dublin relict of the Revd John
OLIVER died of the 4th part ... [the will goes on to list financial bequests
to the aforenamed as well as to mention lands at Glannahaglish in the city of
Limerick]
Will sworn 10 Aug 1818 in City of Cork |
|
736 |
148 |
501685 |
JACKSON, John |
Tyrone |
1818 Feb 23 |
PEEBLES-JACKSON NOTES in 2009 diary. Book 46 Moy
John PEEBLE of Moy, Co. Tyrone Baker of 1 part John
JACKSON of Charlemont, Co. Armagh, merchant ... reciting Mary BOYD of
City of Armagh re lease 12 April 1788 granted to PEEBLES ... Robert BOYD
(Lots more - not pertinent). |
|
737 |
291 |
502426 |
|
Armagh |
1818 Nov 10 |
WALSH-McMORRAN 1811-1820
Between Robert WALSH of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], , County
Armagh, Millar & Margaret WALSH his wife, Johnston WALSH their son of
Tullymore [?] James WALSH their son of Carrickaness [Carrickaness,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh,
farmer; Joseph CLARKE of Brakey [probably Bracknagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] , Co.
Armagh, farmer; The Rev. James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh in Parish of
Clonfeacle, Co. Tyrone of the one part & Robert McMORAN of Tullymore spade manufacturer of the other part by
and with the consent and approval of Mary WALSH, Anne WALSH & William
WALSH children of said Robert WALSH. Robert WALSH sold part of Tullymore
14A to McMORAN in consideration of £290 pd by McMORRAN for term of 7
years from 1817. WITNESS: John McMORAN of Tullymore, farmer. John NOBLE, City
of Armagh, Gent. |
|
739 |
418 |
503753 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1819 Apr 21 |
TI Vol 77 (1811-1820)
LOW & ors -DONALDSON
… Joseph DONALDSON of Sytrim [probably Sheetrim,
Parish Creggan, Barony
of Fews Upper] of the other pt…Daniel KELLY then of City of
Armagh Clerke & Rev James CLEWLEW then of Saintfield Co Down both … lands
of Cloghog [probably Cloghoge,
Parish Ballymore Barony Orior Lower]
… deceased Anne CLEWLEW als DONALDSON his wife. NOTE:
Anne DONALDSON (?-aft 1845) was the daughter of Capt. James DONALDSON &
Hester ECHLIN. |
|
739 |
556 |
503891 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1819 Apr 21 |
TI Vol 77 (1811-1820)
COPE & ors – OLIVER Crenagh
COPE Marriage arts & Silver OLIVER. |
|
740 |
72 |
504007 |
JACKSON, Geo Sir |
Antrim |
1819 Mar 21 |
O’NEIL 1819-1821
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322 (a voice recognition transcription)
Between Sir George JACKSON late of Beechhill
near Ripley in the County of Surrey, and then residing at_____ baronet of the
one part and the right honourable John Bruce Richard O’NEILL of Tullymore Lodge in the County of Antrim in that part
of the United Kingdom called Ireland, and on Bond Street in the County of
Middlesex of the other part. Whereby the said Sir George JACKSON for
the nominal considerations therein mentioned did grant bargain sell alien
release and confirm unto the said John Bryce Richard O’NEILL being in him
well vested by virtue of the bargain and sale therein referred to and to his
heirs and assigns see that the Manor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
situate lying and being in the County of Armagh, in Ireland, together with
all and every the towns lands tenements and her regiments appended to the
said Manor of Forkhill and Courts Leet and Courts [Baron?] of the Manor
and all the other arrangements mentioned and comprised in a certain indenture
of lease dated the first day of August 1789 in May between the trustees of
the charitable donations of Richard JACKSON late of Forkhill aforesaid
Esquire deceased and Susanna BARLOW of Forkhill aforesaid widow deceased in
personuance of the Irish Act of Parliament for that purpose had an obtained
with the appendices thereto belonging. To hold the same unto and to the use
of the said John Bruce Richard O’NEILL his heirs and assigns for enduring the
natural life of him the said Sir George JACKSON subscribing
nevertheless to the late estate on life interest therein of Juliana Eliza
OGLE and also subscribing to the several charges and encumbrances as created
and made by the respective indentures expressed in the schedule thereunto
annexed upon trust by mortgage or sale of the said Manor [?] And premises or
by an out of the rents offices and profits thereof, or by all or any of the
same ways and means raise and levy from time to time such sun or sums of
money as should be sufficient to satisfy and discharge as well the sum of
£385 then due and owing from the said Sir George JACKSON to the said
John Bruce Richard O’NEILL as therein before mentioned with the interest for
the same after the rate of £5 percent per annum from the respective terms at
which the same some on any part or parts there of was or were advanced by the
said John Bruce Richard O’NEILL for the purpose of making the several
payments of the annuity of £110 in the Memorial are rising indenture
mentioned and all such further and other some and sums of money (not
exceeding in the whole will the sum of £385 the sum of £2000) as he the
said John Bruce Richard O’NEILL might pay or expend for or in respect of the
said annuity or yearly sum of hundred and £10 or of the repurchase there of
and which repurchase … Reference to deed of the 10th day of June
1812. … WITNESS; William FARRAN City of Dublin Attorney & Robert FERRAN
of City of London Esq.
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
|
746 |
186 |
507721 |
JACKSON, Geo Sir |
Armagh
Antrim
Dublin |
1819 Sep 20 |
O’NEIL, El 1819-1821
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74
BTW Sir George JACKSON of Co. Armagh, Bart of
the 1 pt; & Rt Hon Charles Henry St. John Earl O’NEIL of Shane’s Castle
the Hon John Richard Bruce O’NEIL of Tullamore Lodge co. Antrim & William
FARRAN of City of Dublin Esq. of the other pt. … Trustees of Richard
JACKSON & Susannah BARTON of Forkhill … [long complicated deed] |
|
747 |
523 |
508658 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1818 May 5 |
DeGUERIN-LEE, John Marriage Article 1819-1821
Btw John LEE Grocer & Andrew LYLE Jr Brewer both of
City of Armagh exors of Joseph LEE late of City of Armagh dec’d of 1st pt & Henry GUERDIN professor of French language & Jane LEE of said
City spinster & eldest daughter of Joseph LEE of 3rd pt &
Leonard DOBBIN sr. & Andrew PRENTICE sr. Both of City of Armagh... mtg
due to him by Robert COCHRAN Shoemaker of a certain premises in Dobbin Street
Armagh together with the sum of 100 pounds due to him by Benjamin OLIVER of
Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in sd Co.... John
LEE & Arthur LYLE executors and his wife and Mr. Joseph OLIVER trustees of said will. Witnessed Jane LEE of
City of Armagh widow & Joseph OLIVER of Tullamore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in Co. Armagh,
Gent |
|
749 |
226 |
509561 |
McCLELLAND |
Monaghan |
1819 Nov 26 |
ELLIS-McCLELLAND NOTES in 2009 diary Book 46
(1811-1820) Creeve
Between Thomas ELLIS Esq. of 1st part & William
PATTERSON, Co. Down Esq. of 2nd part. Andrew McCLELLAND of Banbridge, Esq.
William HUDSCON of Ballydown, Co. Down Esq. Walter CRAWFORD of Ballyeivy
House, Co. Down, Esq. which said Andrew, William & Walter are executors
of Nathan SHAW deceased who was the surviving executor of George GRAY
deceased of 3rd part. William GRAY of Graymount, Co. Armagh [NOTE: Graymount is in
Co. Antrim, but William GRAY married Mary Ann, daughter of James HARDEN Esq
of Harrybrooke, in Tandragree [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh]., the eldest son and heir of George GRAY deceased of 4th part John
BAKER of Ashgrove, Co, Cavan Esq. & Richard LEY of Leysboro, Co. Monaghan
Esq. trustees re: marriage settlement re: Fas LUCAS Esq. late of Warrenpoint,
Co. Down deceased & Elizabeth LUCAS or LEY 4 Jan 1796 of 5th part &
John McCLELLAND of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan of 6th part … confirmed to John
McCLELLAND Land of Keefe otherwise Creeve, Corloskimurry otherwise
Corlaskedenny otherwise Corlastedenny otherwise Corlost. Lisnamade otherwise Kilnamaddy
& Kingory otherwise Kingary … & other lands. WITNESS: Thomas CROZIER
of Banbridge; John SCRIVEN of Ballymoney, Co. Down, Gent; William MERRILL of
Banbridge, sadler; George CROZIER jr. of Banbridge. |
|
750 |
203 |
510139 |
OLIVER, |
Armagh |
1820 Mar 23 |
OLIVER-OLIVER
Btw Benjamin OLIVER of Lisluny [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. Co. Armagh of 1
pt & James OLIVER of City & Co Armagh only son of the said Benjamin
OLIVER of the other part. For 21 pounds 9 shillings transferred to James
OLIVER all the lands of Lisluny in possession of Benjamin OLIVER reciting
settlement of 46a 2r bounded on the North by the great road leading
from Tynan to Keady, on the east by the townland of Delea [Dillay,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] & Lishea [Lissheagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] on the south
by the townland of Breaghy [Breaghey,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] and on the
west by the Tynan River. Henry GORDON & Lee McINSTRY |
|
758 |
427 |
515162 |
|
Armagh |
1820 Nov 21 |
QUINN-ANDERSON Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Ballyscandle
Sylvester QUINN of City of Armagh, Gent & James
ANDERSON of Ballyscandle [Ballyscandal,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...
on 13 Aug 1779 John BURGESS demised to Robert & John ANDERSON both of
Ballyscandle farmers – 41 acres 2R 36P for 14 years. (NOTE: QUINN got land as result of mortgage it seems) |
|
758 |
507 |
515243 |
McCRUM |
Armagh |
1820 Apr 25 |
GARMONY-McCRUM Notes in 2009 diary Kennedies
Enagh, Lisbane, Lisbano & mill
Hugh GARMONY of Buchfield, Co.
Monaghan Eq. & Margaret McCRUM of City of Armagh, widow, acting executors
of last will and testament of William McCRUM of City of Armagh, Gent ,
deceased who was the administrator of the will of John McCRUM late of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent, deceased & Nathaniel McCRUM of City of Armagh, Gent, son
to said Margaret McCRUM. In 1812, April 17, Leonard DOBBIN set to John McCRUM
deceased all that corn mill known as Lisbano Mill together with the townland
of Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& Lisbane [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] containing 16 acres …
with all water courses weirs mills dams houses & buildings therein
together with the succour of the several townlands called the seven town [Enough
[Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] &
Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] ]… John McCRUM dies intestate … all was
granted to Wm. McCRUM who is now dead & his will appointed wife Margaret
McCRUM Hugh GARMONY & Robert GARMONY his exors and admons … Witness
Alexander McCOMBE, Dundalk, Gent one of the attorneys & Anne HENRY of
Clenovoghy, Co. Monaghan, widow. |
|
759 |
595 |
515930 |
JACKSON, Henrietta |
Down
Armagh |
1821 Jan 4 |
CLELAND Otherwise CASSIDY the Husband 1821
Image
320
Btw Rev Mark Cassidy of Newtownards Co. Down Clerk
& Henrietta CASSIDY otherwise JACKSON his wife, one of the sisters
and coheiresses of Peter JACKSON late of Ballymascaw [aka Ballymiscaw],
Co. Down Esq. deceased and also one of the daughters and coheiresses of
Samuel JACKSON late of Mountpleasant Co. Down Esq. deceased of 1 pt; Rev John
CLELAND of City of Armagh Clerk of
other pt. Reciting whereby Peter JACKSON was in his lifetime and at
the time of his death seized in his Demesne as of Fee simple of and in the
lands of Church
Quarter,, Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 41a 1r Cunningham Measure
and that said Peter JACKSON had died abt 1802 intestate &
unmarried and without issue leaving Henrietta CASSIDY & Martha CLELAND
otherwise JACKSON his only sisters and coheiresses at law…. Then
seized of Lands of Church Quarter … also reciting that Samuel JACKSON was in his lifetime and at the time of his death seized in his Demesne as of
fee simple of part of the land in the townland of Ballybeen,
Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 1a Cunningham Measure… and reciting that Samuel JACKSON departed this life on or about 3 Feb 1816 without
having disposed of by will the last mentioned lands …. Mark CASSIDY &
Henrietta CASSIDY in consideration of £1,750 granted to John CLELAND … [much
more legal detail] … WITNESS: Robert FERGUSON of Newtownards, Co. Down Gent SEE: JACKSONs
of Co. Down. NOTE: Stormont was first
used c.1830 as the name of the house and estate of Rev. John CLELAND,
replacing the original estate name, Mount Pleasant. It is in the townland of
Ballymiscaw, Parish Dundonald. SOURCE: Northern
Island Placenames. |
|
761 |
230 |
516765 |
|
Armagh |
1820 Dec 5 |
[Co. SHERRIFF]-ANDERSON Ballyscandle 1821-1825
Image
120
BTW Robert Innis THORNTON Esq. High Sheriff of Co.
Armagh of the 1 pt; James ANDERSON of Ballyscandle [Ballyscandal,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...,
Co. Armagh farmer of the other pt. Reciting re writ of Court of Exchequer in
Ireland … goods and chattles of John ANDERSON of Ballyscandle Co. Armagh
farmer 15 May 1st year of our Reign … sum of £48.9.1 … farm set to
sell … 20a … to James ANDERSON for remainder of term for which
John ANDERSON held same in payment of rent & covenants . WITNESS: Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], & James KETEN
of Maghery, both in Co. Armagh. Memorial WITNESS: Joseph OLIVER & John
ELLIOT of Knappa [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] writing Clerk |
|
761 |
289 |
516824 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh
|
1820 Dec 1 |
HAMILTON to NORTON1821-1825 Liscalgot Liscolget
Liscaget Liscalgat
Image
153
Between Rev. Richard HAMILTON of Salestown, Co. Meath
... revisiting 8 May 1815 between Rev, Richard HAMILTON Rector of Dimboyne
& Catherine TIPPING of City of Dublin spinster then a minor & Francis
TIPPING then of Beligan Co. Louth Esq. Guardian ... Thomas BALL Esq. ...
James BALL of Dublin, barrister ... Robert HAMILTON married Catherine TIPPING
... Christopher HAMILTON of Killaka, Co. Meath. Lieut. Col in Army ...
several townlands mentioned including: Liscolget aka Lisscollget aka
Leaskalkill aka Liscalgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]... Tullyvallen [NOTE: It could be one of the HAMILTON Tullyvallen
holdings: Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West or one of the TIPPING Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East or Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West . All were initially in Parish Creggan but then (when boundaries shifted) in Parish Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]… |
|
763 |
183 |
517918 |
JACKSON, Geo Sir |
Armagh |
|
EVANS1821
TI Armagh Vol 78 (1821-1825) JACKSON – EVANS
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98
Carrickisticken [aka Carrickastuck, Parish of
Phillipstown, Co. Louth ] & Tullnacrieve
BTW Sir George JACKSON late of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh but then of Ostende Baronet of the 1 pt & William EVANS of Augar,
Co. Essex Esq. of the other pt. Reciting indenture 1 Aug 1789 btw Charitable
donations of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Esq. deceased of 1 pt &
Susanna BARTON of City of Dublin widow the only sister and heiress at law of
said Richard JACKSON of the other pt. … list of townlands in Manor of
Forkhill ..
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
|
763 |
492 |
518227 |
JACKSON, Esther
Henrietta |
Armagh
Down |
1821 |
---- Otherwise CLELAND
BTW Rev. John CLELAND of City of Armagh & Esther CLELAN his wife of the 1st pt; Mark CASSIDY of Newtownards Co. Down Clerk & Henrietta CASSIDY his
wife …See Memorial #515930 for same details: Peter JACKSON was in his
lifetime and at the time of his death seized in his Demesne as of Fee simple
of and in the lands of Church
Quarter,, Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 41a 1r Cunningham
Measure and that said Peter JACKSON had died abt 1802 intestate &
unmarried and without issue leaving Henrietta CASSIDY & Martha CLELAND
otherwise JACKSON his only sisters and coheiresses at law…. Then seized of
Lands of Church Quarter .. Samuel JACKSON 3 Feb 1816 |
|
767 |
346 |
520481 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1821 Nov 14 |
MCCULLAGH-BARNEY Thomas St.
Mtg btw John McCULLAGH Rathdrumgan [Rathdrumgran,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh, farmer of 1 pt & Frances BARNES, widow of William BARNES of
Grange [possibly Grange
Blundel, Parish Grange (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh farmer demised part of townland of Tievenacree [Tivnacree,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Tiranny,] cont
38 acres 36 perches in Parish of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh & a piece of land
on Thomas St. City of Armagh cont 40 feet in front joining the late
John MARSHALL’s tenement at a distance of 90 feet from the late John C___ns
house with all the ground behind in a straight line to the late James
McGURGANs now part of the late Arthur O’NEILs garden and also the dwelling
house in Scotch St in the City of Armagh bounded on the east by a house
lately built on the west by the entrance to William NICHOLLS yard on the
north by the street and on the south by the yard at the rere of said
house together with one half of the said yard and stable for rent payable
throughout to hold to the said Frances BARNES… subject to redemption on
payment of sum of 180 pounds sterling with lawful interest. WITNESS: Thomas
CALDWELL, Merchant & Thomas APPLEBY Conveyancer. |
|
768 |
242 |
590977 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Limerick |
1822 Jan 7 |
BLACKER 1822-1824
Image
149
BTW Thomas JACKSON of City of Limerick Esq. of 1st pt; Sir Marcus SOMERVILLE of Somerville House Co. Meath of 2nd pt;
& Lieut Col John MONRO of London & Robert ALEXANDER of Tunbridge
Wells Co Kent of 3rd pt. Rev Samuel BLACKER of Tynan Co. Armagh of 4th pt |
|
768 |
513 |
521248 |
|
Armagh |
1821 Apr 16 |
NORTON-CROTTY NOTES in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Liscaget, Liscalgot
Image
289
BTW John Henry NORTON of Blessington St Co. Dublin Gent
one of the attorneys of 1 pt & Cornelius CROTTY of Ushers Island City of
Dublin Merchant of other pt.Long list of lands including Liscalgot &
variant spellings: Lissecolget; Leahskalkilt; Liscolgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] … and
will within a reasonable time procure the said Richard HAMILTON to execute a
sufficient deed poll authorizing Cornelius CROTTY in case of non-payment of
annuity |
|
769 |
194 |
521529 |
BROWNE |
Armagh
Dublin |
1821 Oct 22 |
STRONGE-BROWNE 1821-1825 Killilea
James STRONGE Baronet, John Terr
ARMSTRONG & Henry Samuel CLOSE, Esq. Executors of the will of John
MAXWELL late of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh dec`d.
1st part. William ARMSTRONG, Thomas ARMSTRONG & John CLOSE Esq. Other
devisees named in said will of 2nd part & Thomas BROWNE of Wentworth
Place, City of Dublin Esq. Of 3rd part ... in consideration of £500 assigned
to Thomas BROWNE lands in Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Balteagh, Kilelea
otherwise Killola Nault otherwise Naull Crerum otherwise Fellows Hall,
Derrynelea ... 3148 A3R 25P in Foaghy, Co. Armagh ... term 21 years. |
|
770 |
194 |
521529 |
|
Armagh |
1821-1825 |
CARROGHER-CARROGHER Need to
check. Kilteban [Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]
Image
436
NOTE: This concerned
Kilwater, Co. Antrim not Kilteban. Likely my error. |
|
772 |
245 |
523380 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1822 May 30 |
Bishop of Down The Trustees of his charitable donations
and others .TI Vol 78 (1816-1818)
JACKSON & ors – Nathaniel ALEXANDER Bishop of
Down & Connor
Turstees of the Charitable Trust of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
…. Susannah BARTON of City of Dublin widow. The only sister and heir at law
of Richard JACKSON… Lieut. George JACKSON of Jackson Hall Londonderry and of Beech Hill
Surrey was still involved. [two pages of details]
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
|
773 |
230 |
523965 |
REID |
Armagh |
1821-1825 |
REID-MacCARTNEY Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], |
|
777 |
578 |
526713 |
BRADFORD |
Louth
Armagh |
1822 Dec 31 |
BRADFORD & ors to KELLY Anneglog 1821-1825
(TI Bk 74)
Image 338
Benjamin BRADFORD of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co. Armagh the heir at law of Rev. Alexander
BRADFORD of 1st pt. Richard Benson WARREN & Joseph
Devonshire JACKSON Esq both of City of Dublin executors of will of Rev.
Alexander BRADFORD late of Collon, Co. Louth deceased … townlands of
Blakestown and townlands in Barony Atherdee, Co. Louth |
|
779 |
322 |
527657 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1816 Oct 3 |
McCULLOGH-McCULLOGH 1821-1825 Shaneerakenmore
Deed of conveyance btw John McCULLAGH senior then
late of Clady but then of Kearny Hill [aka Kearney Hill in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in
Co Armagh Gent of the 1 pt & John McCULLAGH junior eldest son of said
John McCULLAGH sr. of the other part. Reciting that Samuel CAMPBELL of that
part of Newry which is situate in Co Armagh, merchant and Thomas GRAHAM of
Gortgranagh Co Monaghan Gent and David BELL of that part of Newry which is
situate in Co Down Esq by indenture under their respective hands and seals
bearing date Oct 10 1787 in consid of £1,400 sterling granted to
Samuel McCULLAGH his heirs and assigns all that land in the townland of
Shanecrackenmore [Shanecrackan
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] formerly
in the possession of John LAWSON and then in occupation of Samuel
FERGUSSON John McALEXANDER and Andrew McCLAGHLEY together with the
townland of Derryhora [probably Dinnahorra,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] reputed
to be three quarters thereof all lands in manor of Teemore [SEE: Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh. Also reciting that the sum of seven hundred pounds being one half of
the sum of one thousand four hundred pounds was the proper money of said John
McCULLAGH senior who was naturally concerned with said Samuel McCULLAGH in
the purchase of said premises and that upon a division of said premises and
lands in Shanecrackenmore became the property of the said John McCULLAGH
senior and that said Samuel McCULLAGH by indented deed bearing date Oct
15 1787 conveyed said lands of Shanecrackenmore unto John McCULLAGH sr.
and by said deed of which this is a memorial the said John McCULLAGH sr
conveyed his interest in Shanecrackenmore unto his eldest son John McCULLAGH
jr. for 3 lives [all royalty] |
|
779 |
462 |
527797 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1723 Mar 1 |
McCULLOGH-WRIGHT 1821-1825 Shaneerakenmore
[See #527657 above for history] Shanecrackenmore
demised by John McCULLAGH of Kearney Hill, Co. Armagh, Gent to Moses WRIGHT
of Donaghhaddie, Co. Down Gent of the other pt SEE:
779-322-527657 for more detail. |
|
780 |
1 |
527936 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1820 Mar 4 |
McCULLAGH-LEEBODY 1821-1825
Image
6
BTW Robert McCULLAGH of Killeen [possibly Killeen,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], farmer,
James CORRY of Killeen, farmer, Elizabeth McCULLAGH otherwise CORRY his wife
which said Robert and Elizabeth are children of John McCULLAGH deceased and
the grandchildren of and two of the devisees named in the will of
Elizabeth McCULLAGH deceased therein named John SIMPSON and Elizabeth
McCULLAGH otherwise SIMPSON his wife.. John MARSHALL and Sarah McCULLAGH orse
MARSHALL his wife and also the grandchildren and two of the devisees named in
the will of said Elizabeth McCULLAGH deceased and Margaret McCULLAGH the
widow of said John McCULLAGH deceased. … Elizabeth McCULLAGH had 16 acres 2
rood in Killeen, Parish & Co. Armagh. Held by lease from Arthur GRAHAM
late of Hockley Co. Armagh deceased…. Under will of Elizabeth McCULLAGH then
vested in Robert McCULLAGH James CORRY in right of his wife Elizabeth John
SIMPSON in right of his wife Elizabeth John MARSHALL in right of Sarah his
wife, and Margaret McCULLAGH widow n consideration of £577.10. paid by Anne
LEEBODY for 16a 2r 20p of lands of Killeen including house buildings yards
gardens orchards meadows pastures feedings ways waters watercourses
privileged emoluments and appurtenances … WITNESS: Robert McCULLAGH
[SEAL] James CORRY [SEAL} Elizabeth CORRY [SEAL} Margaret McCULLAGH [SEAL]
Anne LEEBODY [SEAL] |
|
780 |
31 |
527966 |
STITT |
Armagh |
1823 Apr 21 |
STITT-STITT Keadybeg,
John STITT of Keadybeg,[Keady
Beg, Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower,] Co.
Armagh of 1st pt & Nathaniel STITT, son of John STITT
reciting June 6 1786 lands of Keadybeg demised to John STITT |
|
780 |
78 |
528013 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1823
Apr 5 |
Louisa Jane KELLY – her will 1821-1825
5 April 1823 Freeduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Will of Louisa Jane KELLY
Spinster daughter of Rev Daniel KELLY late of
Killeshall Co Tyrone & Sarah KELLY otherwise DONALDSON his wife also
deceased. She leaves a sum of £1000 “to be charged and chargeable on
all my estates in the counties of Armagh and Antrim which belonged to my late
grandfather James DONALDSON and to be raised and payable on the day of the
death of my Aunt Mrs. Anne CLEWLEW and no sooner to bear interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum from the death of said Anne CLEWLEW untill paid in trust
to pay the interest of the said sum of £1000 to my aunt Sarah
Maria EVANS [ a range of bequests follow to EVANS descendants with mention of
extensive lands including Ringfad and Freeduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper].]
... to pay unto my uncle James Randall DONALDSON ...
annuity or yearly sum of £100/ year.
.. Aunt Mrs Anne CLEWLEW the widow of Rev James Clewlew
[NOTE: Anne DONALDSON (?-aft 1845) was the
daughter of Capt. James DONALDSON & Hester ECHLIN.]
.... cousins John Echlin MATTHEWS and James Clewlew
MATTHEWS, George MATTHEWS ,, cousin Thomas KELLY Evans, uncle Arthur Irwin
KELLY, cousin Alexander Daniel KELLY, , uncle Col Samuel KELLY, uncle Col
Dawson KELLY, |
|
780 |
266 |
528202 |
BARTLEY |
Tyrone |
1823 Apr 12 |
BARTLEY-REED Bk 48
Btw John BARTLEY of Moy, Co. Tyrone farmer of one pt
& James REED of Blackwaterstown, Co. Armagh, Merchant of other pt. for
300 pounds demised lands of Cranlon in Co. of Tyrone |
|
782 |
22 |
529167 |
DAWSON |
Armagh |
1823 Jun 6 |
DAWSON, William Marriage Articles 1822-1824
William DAWSON of Dungannon Co Tyrone Member of Royal
College of Surgeons of London married Elizabeth CARRICK with consent of
William CARRICK of Richmond, Co. Armagh. |
|
783 |
283 |
530018 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1823 May 23 |
OLIVER-HADDEN also OLIVER & MADDEN NOTES in 2009
diary RE: Marriage Articles Book 48 (1821-1825) Aghnaglock, Bowarren
Marriage Settlement between Rev. Silver OLIVER Clerk,
Rector of Loughgall, Co. Armagh of 1st
part & Alicia Maria MADDEN spinster youngest daughter of Samuel MADDEN
late of Hilton, Co. Monaghan, Esq. dec’d of 2nd part, etc… (long deed, many
lands mentioned) WITNESS Robert Dudley OLIVER, City of Dublin & James
DOBSON servant to Charles MADDEN, Esq. |
|
783 |
405 |
530140 |
JACKSON, Harriet M.R. |
Kings |
1823 Jul 28 |
CLOSE Gr otherwise HUGHES 1822-1824
Image 268
Btw Robert HUGHES of Parsonstown [now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] Kings Co. Esq and Harriot Maria Ruddock HUGHES
otherwise JACKSON his wife of the 1st pt; James Ruddock GRAY
of Ballineer, Co. Cork Esq. of 2nd pt. Henry Samuel CLOSE of City
of Dublin Banker of 3rd pt. Maxwell CLOSE of Elm Park [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion)] Co. Armagh of 4th pt & William
[RYVES?] late of Grove Hall, Co. Wicklow Esq but then residing at Portreine
Queens Co. of 5th pt. … lands in Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow.
NOTE: Daughter of Robert
JACKSON (1765-1801). James Gray RUDDOCK married Henrietta JACKSON
daughter of Robert JACKSON (d 1785). NOTE: Parsonstown
aka Birr
SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
|
786 |
207 |
531742 |
MENARY |
Armagh |
1823 Nov 14 |
LYNE-MENARY Magherkilcranny
Memorial of a deed made 29 Oct 1821 between James LYNE
of City of Dublin Gent of the one part and John MENARY of Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh Farmer of the other part... [description as beneath] lands heretofor
demised to Samuel SIMPSON of Magherkilcranny ... Witness Alexander MENARY of
Cavanbellaghry [Cavanballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Farmer. And
Henry Leslie PRENTICE Gent of City Armagh. (some differences in lease beneath
- not major) |
|
786 |
207 |
531743 |
MENARY |
Armagh |
1823 Nov 14 |
LYNE-MENARY Magherkilcrany
Memorial of an indenture 29 Oct 1821 between James LYNE of
City of Dublin Gent of the one part and John MENARY of Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh Farmer of the other part. ... LYNE granted the townland of
Magherkilcrnny formerly in the possession of John and Alexander MENARY and
then in the possession of the said John MENARY and his undertenants.
Containing by estimation 35 acres 3 roods 24 perches plantation
measure. For term of 20 years. Also right to cut bog from Farnaley
for personal use. Witnessed by Thomas ROBINSON of Magherkilcranny &
Alexander MENARY of Cavanbellaghry [Cavanballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]. And Henry
Leslie PRENTICE Gent of City Armagh. |
|
786 |
362 |
531897 |
JACKSON, John & Robert |
Armagh
Dublin |
1823 Nov 17 |
--- Marriage Arts 1822-1824
JACKSON-STAMER Marriage Article Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825 Lisadian,[probably Lisadian,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Image
217
Marriage Deed between John JACKSON of City of
Armagh Esq. of 1st pt & Sir William STAMER, City of Dublin,
Baronet & Louisa STAMER spinster one of the daughters of William STAMER
of 2nd part & William STAMER second son of Sir William STAMER
& Robert William JACKSON of said City of Armagh, Esq. Of 3rd part. Whereby the said John JACKSON in consideration of a marriage
between him & Louisa STAMER did assign to William STAMER the younger
& Robert William JACKSON ... an annuity of £200/year payable out
of the lands of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh] and Lisadean [probably Lisadian,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in Parish & Co. Armagh enabling them to levy a
sum of £2000 by sale or mortgage of said lands. … covenant on the said
John JACKSON for the renewal of leases from the Archbishop of Armagh as to
the lands of Ballynahonebeg and Bellaghy from the See of Armagh and also from
Rev Doctor WOODWARD and his Representative of the lands and Mill of Lesadian.
WITNESS: Joseph RAWLINGS, City of Dublin, Gent & James BELL, City of
Dublin, Gent. |
|
789 |
168 |
533504 |
JACKSON, George |
Armagh |
1823 Jun 11 |
JACKSON-LOWDAY Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Image
100
Between Sir George JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh but now residing at Osten de Baronet of 1st part ... in
consideration of £4000 owed from Sir George JACKSON to William LOWDAY
& John EDWARDS ... (something about lives) Juliana Eliza OGLE without
issue ... 1803 Susannah BARTON... etc. |
|
790 |
250 |
534186 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824 Mar 30 |
KENNEDY-OLIVER
Deed btw William KENNEDY of City of Armagh Merchant
& James OLIVER of the same City, merchant. Reciting indenture of 9 Feb
1824 Andrew DICKSON of Glenconway, Co. Antrim GENT did demise to William
KENNEDY & James OLIVER tenement in English St. (see #534280) bordered on
west by English St…. a lane leading from College St of 9’ wide. Lease for 31
years WITNESS: William GRAHAM Gent; Edward THOMPSON, Shopman both of City of
Armagh. |
|
790 |
345 |
534280 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824
April 6 |
Image
195
OLIVER-McDONNELL1821-1825 Armagh City English Street
NOTE: The name BARNETT
may be of special interest on account of OLIVER-BARNETT marriage in similar
time frame.
James OLIVER of City of Armagh Merchant in consideration
of 5s set over Alexander McDONNELL of Belfast Merchant tenement
on the east side of English St formerly in possession of Messrs Hugh &
Thomas QUINN. “with the office houses store houses lofts and yard containing
in front 22 feet and from front to rear 152 feet with the passage of 9 feet
wide in the lane leading from College St to the rear of the premises. Meared
and bounded on the North by Mrs. HAMILTON’s tenement. On the South by Mr.
TREANOR’s tenement. On the East by the tenement of the Representatives of the
late John SINGLETON & on the West by English St. together with the
appurtenances. And also one Annuity or clear yearly rent charge of annual sum
of Twenty one pounds sterling issuing & payable out of all that part and
parcel of the townland of Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. then in
possession of Benjamin OLIVER father of the said James OLIVER containing by
estimation 46 acres & roods meared and bounded on the North by the
Great Road leading from Tynan to Keady on the east by the townland of Delea [Dillay,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] &
Lisheagh [Lissheagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] on the
south by the townland of Beaghy and on the west by Tynan river.... Witness
John WALLACE Attorney; Matthew BARNETT Gent both of Belfast. James OLIVER
[SEAL} 3rd April 1824 |
|
791 |
289 |
534824 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1824 Apr 2 |
McCULLAGH-LEE Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Mowellan
Between Samuel McCULLAGH of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish,
Parish of Mullaghnabrack,[??] Co.
Armagh, merchant & Oliver LEE of City of Armagh (son-in-law) of said
Samuel McCULLAGH … lands of Mowellan, lands lately in the possession of Samuel
McCULLAGH [given over to LEE] 14 acres, Manor of Toaghy, Co. Armagh. WITNESS:
Samuel TAYLOR & Samuel McCULLAGH both of Cladymore. |
|
791 |
461 |
534996 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1820 Mar 23 |
REID-WALKER Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Minooth
James REID of Richhill [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
, Gent & George WALKER of Richill Gent, townlands Minooth [Maynooth Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Ballyleany [Ballyleny, Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
Legacorry [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
… |
|
791 |
461 |
534997 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1824 May 8 |
DOWNEY-KIDD Notes in 2009 diary
Neal DOWNEY, City of Armagh, farmer & William Lodge
KIDD, City of Armagh, Esq. land on east side of English Street, City of
Armagh. |
|
792 |
236 |
535371 |
REED |
Tyrone |
Bk 48 |
HYNES – REED
Daniel HYNES of Moy, Co Tyrone Architect & James
REID of Blackwater Bawn in Co. Armagh,
merchant… sum of 411 pounds 2s 9d Tenement in Moy commonly called the Stone
House Tenement as laid out on the south side of the street of Moy and leading
to Charlemount. |
|
792 |
310 |
535445 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824
May 28 |
LYLE-OLIVER 1821-1825 Notes in 2009 diary
Deed between Andrew LYLE of City & Co Armagh
Merchant of the one part & Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent of
the other part refers to Indenture of Mortgage of the land of the Kennedies.
[Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
6 May 1807 executed by the said Joseph OLIVER to Joseph LEE. Joseph LEE
is now dead but in his will, he appointed John LEE and Andrew LYLE
execs & since John LEE is also dead, Andrew LYLE is the sole exec.. So,
for £52 LYLE made over to Joseph OLIVER 94 acres 30p English
measure in the Kennedies. WITNESS James ARMSTRONG of Dublin. Esq. & James
WATT of Dublin |
|
793 |
90 |
535825 |
REID |
Armagh |
1824 Jun 14 |
LEE-REID Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825 Mowellan
Oliver LEE sold to James REID of Blackwatertown, Co.
Armagh for £150 lands of Mowellan [??]. WITNESS
Wm REID & Martin GARLAND of Blackwatertown. |
|
794 |
222 |
536557 |
McCRUM |
Armagh |
1822 Feb 27 |
McCRUM-KINCAID marriage article Notes in 2009 diary
Between Nathanial McCRUM of City of Armagh, Merchant of
1st part & Miss Jane KINKAID, spinster, younger daughter of John KINKAID
Senior of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh, Gent of 2nd Part & Hugh GARMANY of
Ternacrow in Co. Monaghan, Gent & John KINKAID, jr. of Newtownhamilton,
brother of Jane of the 3rd part. Lands mentioned: Cavanagarvan [possibly Cavanagarvan,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh], Derryhinnet [Derryhennet , Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] &
also the Mills and Lands of Lisbano [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,
Co. Armagh possessed by Nathanial McCRUM (lots of details about ££) WITNESS:
John SCOTT & James OLIVER of Enagh, [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, farmer. |
|
797 |
536 |
538670 |
DOBBIN, Leonard |
Dublin
England
Armagh |
1824 Nov 29 |
Image
334
BTW John BELL of Liverpool Co. Lancaster Merchant of 1
pt one of the sons of John BELL late of City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt &
Leonard DOBBIN of Gardiners Co. Dublin Esq. of the other pt. Reciting
indenture in consideration of £1,000 to John BELL paid by Leonard DOBBIN to
make over lands of Sturgan otherwise Stirgan [Sturgan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] and
Drumully [Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] in
Parish of Killeavy Barony Upper Orier Co. Armagh and also ½ share of
lands of Burren in Manor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh containing 84a2r9p Green Mountain Irish measure & ½ share of
ground in townland of Lisdrumgullion [Lisdrumgullion , Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper]
otherwise called Canal Quay in part of Newry in Co. Armagh being part of the
land held by Ephraim MURDOCH containing in front 150’ and from front to rere
350’ lately in possession of said James BELL and his undertenants in Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: David BELL of City of Dublin Gent attorney & James WATT
of same Gent. John BELL [SEAL] |
|
801 |
197 |
540732 |
BROWNE |
Armagh |
1825 Mar 30 |
BROWNE-STRONGE 1821-1825
Thomas BROWNE, Dublin Doctor of Medicine. Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]
Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] |
|
802 |
135 |
541270 |
|
Armagh |
1825 Apr 20 |
HAMILTON to BLACK Liscolget aka Liscalgat, Liscalgot
1821-1825
Image
100
BTW Rev. Richard HAMILTON of Salestown, Co. Meath Clerk
of 1st pt & Mrs. Jane BLACK of City of Londonderry widow of
the 2nd. And Thomas BLACK of City of Dublin one of the attorneys
of the 3rd pt. Reciting 8 May 1815 btw Rev. Richard HAMILTON
Rector of parish of Dunboyne of 1st pt, Catherine TIPPING spinster
then a minor and Francis TIPPING guardian of 2nd pt; Thomas BALL
Esq. one of the Masters and James HALL of the 3rd pt & Robert
HAMILTON and Benjamin GEALE Esqs. Of 4th pt executed precious to
marriage of Richard HAMILTON and Catherine TIPPING and by force of indenture
12 Apr 1820 btw said Richard HAMILTON and said Catherine his wife of 1st pt; Paul Christopher HAMILTON of 2nd pt & Thomas BALL &
James HALL of 3rd pt and by force of a certain fine levied and a
recover suffered in pursuance of said articles and settlement the aid Richard
HAMILTON was then seized for his life of one undivided 3rd pt or
share the whole into three equal parts to be divided of and in the Towns
Lands & premises therin and herein in Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh and
reciting that said Richard HAMILTON being indebted to said Jane BLACK to sum
of £4,000 to grant to her an annuity of £430 chargeable on said lands
for term of 100 years provided said Richard HAMILTON shall live … townlands
Annagad otherwise Annaghgad [Annaghgad,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Coolnarork [??],,
Coolderry otherswise Coulderry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and
Clarena otherwise Clarenagh [Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Clonalegg otherwise Clonbeg [Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Cappy [Cappagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Dromack [??], Drunmock [Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Dromboe otherwise Drumbee [possibly Drumboy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Glassdrumaughty otherwise Glassdrummaghty [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Liscolgil otherwise Liscolgea otherwise Leaskalket otherwise Liscolgeth
[Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper,
Lissard [Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Maghbane otherise Mighbane otherwise
Moybane [Moybane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Ballynaghy otherwise Ballynahee otherwise
Ballynaghy [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Carnconagh otherwise Creenenagh otherwise
Tircenagh otherwise Creenanagh otherwise Teneevagh otherwise Canveragh [possibly Creenkill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drumbally otherwise Drombally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and Tullyvallen [NOTE: It could be one of the HAMILTON Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West or one of the TIPPING Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East or Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West . All were initially in Parish Creggan but then (when boundaries shifted) in Parish Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]all in Barony of Fews to hold for 100 years … with power of said
Jane BLACK to enter upon said lands and to hold and enjoy same and receive
the rents and profits to her … WITNESS: John MURRAY one of the attorneys and
Robert William BOYD Merchant both of Londonderry. Richard HAMILTON [SEAL] |
|
802 |
321 |
541456 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Dublin
Monaghan
Tyrone Armagh |
|
WINDER 1825-1827
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225 (transcribed with voice recognition – may need edit)
BTW Humphry Thompson JACKSON of City of Dublin
Esq. of 1st pt; Robert THOMPSON of Bushford, Co. Monaghan Esq of 2nd pt; Charles FOX of Rutland Square City of Dublin Barrister & Rev. Francis
FOX Clerk brother of said Charles FOX of 3rd pt; Rev. Francis
GERVAIS of Cecil Co. Tyrone Clerk of 4th pt; John WINDER of City
& Co. Armagh Esq of 5th pt. Reciting indenture 1 Nov 1672 btw James ROS then of Portavo Co. Down Esq
of one pt & John JACKSON then of Ballyregan Co. Down Esq. of other
pt. James ROS demised to John JACKSON townland of Ballyregan formerly
possessed by John DURHAM and all that parcel of land formerly possessed by Robert
JACKSON father of said John JACKSON and then in said John
JACKSON’s possession in parish of Dundonnell Co. Down … for yearly rent
£18 English sterling … Humphry Thompson JACKSON held all estate by
deed granted to John JACKSON [note Humphry
Thompson JACKSON was a great-grandson of John JACKSON (1667-1725)
and great-great-grandson of Robert JACKSON] . Reciting 2 Jun 1821
William JOHNSTON of Brooksvale Co. Monaghan Esq. & Ralph DAWSON of
Dromore Cottage Co. Monaghan Esq & Robert THOMPSON entered into a
recognizance reciting … Made in the course of Chancery of Ireland bearing
date the 29th day of May 1821 and made in a certain cause there in
depending were in John Johnson was plaintiff and Thomas COOTE Esquire and
others were defendants and William Johnson had been appointed receiver of
lands and premises in pledges … And lean on the estate of Robert
THOMPSON and reciting that by deed dated the 21st day of
September, then last made between Robert THOMPSON of the first part, said
Francis GERVAISE of the second part the Right Honorable Grace Countess
Dowager Farnham of the third part and said Charles and Francis FOX of the
fourth part after reciting that said Robert THOMPSON, then stood seized to
him in his heirs of an estate in fee simple or inheritance in the lands of
Clonmore and that said Francis GERVAIS and contract it was said Robert
THOMPSON for the absolute purchase of said last mentioned lands for sum of
£4500 that said Countess of Farnham had agreed to lend to said Francis the
sum of £5000 part four of was to be applied to the purchase of said lands
upon said lands being conveyed as a security for the payment and for that
purpose. It had been agreed that the conveyance of said lands and premises
should be made by said Robert THOMPSON to said Charles and Francis FOX upon
the trusts therein after mentioned …Robert THOMPSON granted to Charles and
Francis FOX the townland of Clonmore alias Derrigewer situate in Moyeagh
Barony of Clogher Co. Tyrone … Humphry Thompson JACKSON had agreed to
grant townland of Ballyregan to said John WINDER his executors,
administrators and assigns for 500 years upon the trusts thereafter
mentioned. … Humphry Thompson JACKSON at the desire of said Robert Thompson
by direction of said Charles FOX Francis FOX and Francis GERVAIS is granted
to John WINDER lands of Ballyregan… WITNESS: William Kerr NESBITT of Heath
Lodge Co. Cavan Gent & Edward WILSON jun of Brasfort Co. Tipperary Gent.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald |
|
803 |
459 |
542194 |
JACKSON, John
Eleanor
Sarah
Dorcas |
Monaghan
Dublin
Tyrone Armagh |
1825 Jun 10 |
JACKSON-JOHNSTON. Names Index 1825-1829 1825-1827
Deed of Mtg btw John JACKSON of Cremorne
Green, Co. Monaghan, Merchant of 1st pt & Eleanor JACKSON, Sarah JACKSON and Dorcas JACKSON of the City of Dublin
spinsters of the 2nd pt. and Thomas JOHNSTON of Longfield, Co.
Monaghan of 3rd pt. Reciting £400 to each of the girls part of
legacies of £800 bequeathed to each of them by their father’s will.
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
|
804 |
410 |
542745 |
BROWN |
Monaghan |
1825 Jun 16 |
BROWN-BROWN NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825)
Between William BROWN of Ednafirkin, Co. Armagh, farmer
of the one part & Samuel BROWN of
the said town of the other part. Whereby the said William BROWN did demise to
the said Samuel BROWN his heirs and assigns all that and those that part of
the town and lands of Ednafirkin as then in his actual possession containing
4 acres ... Parish of Tullycorbit, Co. Monaghan for natural life and lives of
Archibald BROWNE, Samuel BROWN & Thomas McCULLAGH. WITNESS: Josiah
ROBINSON & Robert WILLSON, both of Ballibay, Gents. |
|
816 |
391 |
549995 |
JACKSON, Robert W |
Armagh |
1826 Aug 18 |
JACKSON 1825-1827
between Robert William JACKSON of the City of
London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green
Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Tenements and houses formally in
the possession of Richard WHITTINGTON on Irish Street city of Armagh 37 feet
and extending in the rear t new lane in said city and breadth to 54 feet on
bounded on the north by Mr. HUTCHINSON’s tenement and on the south by charter
school lane the other tenement continuing in front to Irish Street 90 feet in
depth from front to rear 103 feet and in breadth and the rear 21 feet bounded
on the north by charter school lane and on the south by tenements in the
possession of Mr. MACCAN |
|
816 |
391 |
549996 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1826 Aug 18 |
JACKSON
between Robert William JACKSON of the City of
London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green
Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Payment of the mortgage which Robert
William JACKSON was equally entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of
the will of Robert JACKSON later the city and County of Armagh
Esq. .. lands of Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine [Clonmain,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in
Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh… |
|
817 |
333 |
550468 |
JACKSON, Eliza |
Monaghan |
1826 Sep 26 |
--- Marriage Arts 1825-1827 I had 353 - error
BTW Wm WHITELAW of Lurga Co. Leitrim Esq of 1st pt; James JACKSON of Clones Co. Monaghan Merchant and Eliza JACKSON spinster the daughter of said James JACKSON of the 2nd pt.
Berry NORRIS of Larga Co Leitrim Esq & Richard JACKSON of Lisnabrick, Co.
Monaghan Esq of 3rd pt. and Josiah KIDD [later reference is to
“Joseph KIDD”] of Keady Gent & Robert McKEAN of Co. Armagh Merchant of 4th pt. … £400 marriage portion for marriage between Elizabeth JACKSON & William WHITELAW ..
Probably: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
|
821 |
555 |
553090 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin
Armagh |
May 26 |
BROWNE 1825-1827
Image
347
KNOX Bankruptcy – EYRE connection … William BROWNE … |
|
824 |
476 |
554811 |
JACKSON, Moses |
Armagh |
1814 Apr 16 |
PRINGLE 1825-1827
Image
320
BTW Moses JACKSON formerly of Annacramp [aka Annacramph, Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
but then of Grange [possibly Grangemore,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh farmer of 1 pt; Michael PRINGLE of Grange son-in-law of Moses
JACKSON of the other part. Reciting indenture 1 Aug 1789 The Right Hon
Sir Capel MOLYNEUX of Castle Dillon Co. Armagh Baronet demised townland of
Grange to Moses JACKSON containing 7a 1r 5p English Measure in actual
possession of Moses JACKSON to hold for lives of Moses JACKSON the lessee, Phoebe JACKSON his wife & Sarah JACKSON his
only daughter then aged abt 3 years … Sarah PRINGLE otherwise JACKSON [wife of Michael PRINGLE] ...
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
826 |
128 |
555663 |
OLIVER |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1824 Jul 13 |
Laragh
Memorial of deed dated Oct 6, 1820 btw Joseph OLIVER of
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent
of 1st pt. Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in same Co of Armagh
Gent, brother of said Joseph OLIVER. Of 2nd pt. William OLIVER of
Laragh, Co. Monaghan, Gent brother of said Joseph & Benjamin of 3rd pt… gives boundaries and refers to two mills on Laragh that brothers built
& David McTEAR of Belfast. |
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827 |
240 |
556375 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1827 Jun 23 |
CAULFIELD 1825-1827
Error: Page 240 is at Image
137. The correct Memorial # is 556375
not Memorial #556575
BTW Abel LABERTOUCH of City of Dublin Esq.; Benjamin
EYRE of Mayclown Co. Armagh & James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydooy Co.
Tyrone Esq. Assignees of the estate of Thomas Knox HANNYRIGHTON a banklrpt of
the 1 pt & James CAULFIELD of Cookstown Co. Tyrone of the other pt. |
|
838 |
345 |
562923 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1828 Aug 21 |
JACKSON-McWILLIAMS Ballinahonebeg
John JACKSON of Armagh & William McWILLIAMS
part of townland of Ballinahonebeg upwards of 46 acres previously held by Arthur OLIVER dec’d containing one
half of the said lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
and before that in possession of Charles SEAVER dec’d and that part of
the said moiety called the Northern Division containing twenty three acres
two roods and also that farm a part of said Moiety called the
Bleach green containing about ten acres and a half with all waters, Water
courses Weirs, Mills, Dams Houses Buildings and Improvements formerly
in possession of John OLIVER Mary OLIVER
& Elizabeth OLIVER John JACKSON held these leases
under the Lord Primate... witness Alexander John DOBBIN Gent one of the
attorneys and Andrew MAZIERE Apothecary both of the City and County of
Armagh. |
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838 |
347 |
562925 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1828 Aug 21 |
DOBBIN, Leonard-McWILLIAM NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1832 Ballinahonebeg
John JACKSON City & Co. Armagh, Esquire of 1st part Leonard DOBBIN of said City Esq. Of 2nd part & William
McWILLIAMS of said City Esq. Of 3rd part ... JACKSON set to
McWILLIAMS with consent of Leonard DOBBIN part of Ballinahonebeg, [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] “as first in the tenure of Thomas OATES deceased
& afterwards in the occupation of then the said Leonard DOBBIN &
William McWILLIAMS and now occupied by McWILLIAMS and undertenants. WITNESS:
Alexander John DOBBIN, Gent one of the attorneys; Andrew MOZIER [aka
MAZIERE], apothecary both of City of Armagh. |
|
838 |
347 |
562925 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1828 Aug 21 |
JACKSON-McWILLIAMS Ballinahonebeg
John JACKSON of City & Co Armagh &
Leonard DOBBIN... part of townland of Ballinahonebeg, [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in possession of Thomas OATES dec’d and
afterwards by Leonard DOBBIN & William McWILLIAMS dec’d
... JACKSON set to McWILLIAMS with consent of
Leonard DOBBIN part of Ballinahonebeg “as first in the tenure of Thomas OATES
deceased & afterwards in the occupation of then the said Leonard DOBBIN
& William McWILLIAMS and now occupied by McWILLIAMS and undertenants.
WITNESS: Alexander John DOBBIN, Gent one of the attorneys; Andrew MOZIER,
apothecary both of City of Armagh. |
|
839 |
261 |
563261 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1828 Oct 10 |
DOBBIN, Leonard-KANE NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1832
Leonard DOBBIN the elder of City of Armagh & John
KANE of said City, woollen draper ... house in City of Armagh. |
|
839 |
290 |
563290 |
DOBBIN
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1828 Sep 19 |
PRENTICE-DOBBIN marriage settlement NOTES in 2009
diary 1819-1832
DOBBIN, Anne-Marriage Article
Between Henry Leslie PRENTICE of City & Co. Armagh
Esq. Of 1st part Anne DOBBIN of said Co. Spinster of 2nd part & Thomas Kelly EVANS & Leonard DOBBIN younger, both of City of
Armagh of 3rd part ... marriage between Henry PRENTICE & Anne
DOBBIN ... for £1000 marriage portion ... expiration 15 years from death of
Thomas PRENTICE late of said City & Co. Armagh deceased, uncle of Henry
Leslie PRENTICE ... town and lands of Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Muniepatrick [Moneypatrick , Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Drumconnell , [Drumconwell,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish
& Co. Armagh also tenement south side of Scotch Street & one on
Thomas Street & Abbey Lane held under Robert McCULLAGH (more lands – a long deed)
WITNESS: Alexander John DOBBIN, City of Armagh; Charles ELLIOTT of City of
Dublin, Clerke to Messrs John DOBBIN & Co. |
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844 |
54 |
565554 |
|
Armagh
Monaghan |
1829 Mar 2 |
MARTIN-RYAN PRONI D196811
Deed of Mtg btw Joseph MARTIN of Ballybay.
Co. Monaghan merchant of the 1 pt & William RYAN of the City of Armagh,
Co. Armagh medical doctor of the other part. MARTIN had released to RYAN for
£7.500 part of the lands of Anmynecre as formerly in he possession of
Joseph McCARTER and as formerly held and enjoyed by James McCARTER the
father of Joseph in the Barony of Cremorne, Co Monaghan 48 acres 3roods
16 perches |
|
846 |
108 |
566608 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1829 May 2 |
Graves1828-1832
William BYERS of town of Charlemount Co Armagh Linen
merchant & John JACKSON of City of Armagh executor of will of Robert
JACKSON of City of Armagh deceased of 2nd pt… |
|
847 |
199 |
567199 |
JACKSON, Elizth |
Dublin
Armagh
Tyrone |
1829 May 28 |
NEWTON orse GREER 1828-1832
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400
Thomas GREER jr of New Hamburgh Co. Tyrone Linen
Merchant & sole trustee named in last will of William JACKSON (1737-1823) late of the Coombe Co. Dublin Gent deceased of the 1st part Thomas GREER elder of Rhonehill Co. Tyrone Linen Merchant and Elizabeth
GREER otherwise JACKSON his wife the executrix named in last will of William
JACKSON [her father] …
SEE: . Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
|
862 |
208 |
574708 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1830 Aug 14 |
Memorial of deed bearing date 17 June 1830 btw Benjamin
OLIVER of Lisluny [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. , Parish of
Tynan, Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st part & James OLIVER of Lisluny,
[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. Gent, aforesaid
only son of Benjamin OLIVER of 2nd pt Miss Letitia SIMPSON
of Killane Cottage in said Co, youngest daughter of William SIMPSON, late of
Carrowreagh [probably Cavanacaw, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh, Gent deceased. Of 3rd pt. & James WAUGH of Cavanreagh
[??] [possibly Cavanacaw, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh & James McCURDY of
Glasslough, Co. Monaghan, Merchant… marriage to be had between James OLIVER
& Letitia SIMPSON…. 6 a , bounded on North by Great Tynan river…Barony of
Farny, Co Armagh.. WITNESSES: William SIMPSON of Killeen, Co Armagh, Farmer;
John STITT, Tynan, Co Monaghan, famer… |
|
863 |
17 |
57501 |
JACKSON, David, George, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1830 Sep 9 |
JOHNSTON-JACKSON Liscalgot,
Image
290
Image
291
A memorial of an indented deed of Consequence bearing
date the second day of September 1830 between James JOHNSTON of Woodvale [possibly the Woodvale at Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co
Armagh, Esq, & William JOHNSTON of Dundalk, Co Louth Dr. of Medicine. Of
the one part & Elizabeth JACKSON in Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in Co
Armagh, Widow after reciting a certain indenture of lease dated 9th day
of April 1770 whereby John JOHNSTON demised unto George JACKSON and David JACKSON lands in Liscalgot [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
…bounded on the south by Claranagh, [Claranagh Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]], on
the west by Drummick Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]], and
part of Liscalgot, on the North by the Charter Lands and Mr. JOHNSTONs two
acres of meadow and on the east by the river and Patrick and Owen KEENAN’s
holdings containing by estimation 42 A 3R profitable land Irish
plantation measure and 7A 3R of Brown Bog situate lying and being in the
Barony of Fews and Parish of Creggan & Co. Armagh . To hold for lives of
John JOHNSTON eldest son of the lessor for the term of 31 years as therein
mentioned at the yearly rent of £28 17s 3 halfpence late Irish currency. And
reciting that the interest of the said John JOHNSTON the lessor in said lease
was now vested in said James JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON for and in
consideration of the sum of £235 sterling to them paid by the said Elizabeth
JACKSON the receipt thereof is thereby acknowledged…grant to Elizabeth
JACKSON her heirs and assigns the reserved yearly rent of £28
17s 3 half pence… fees and duty work. To hold for life of said John JOHNSTON
the cestue qui vie in said indenture of lease. And said indenture
further Witneseth that for the consideration aforesaid the said James
JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON granted to Elizabeth JACKSON her heirs
and assigns the said part of Liscalgot for and during the lives of said John
JOHNSTON and James JOHNSTON (party thereto) and the survivor of them … all
the right title to said John JOHNSTON & William JOHNSTON or either of
them free and charged from the fee of £45…. WITNESS; Joseph BRADSHAW of
Dundalk Co. Louth Turnkey & John Henry RANSON of Dundalk Writing Clerk.
NOTE: My notes don’t say
– would this be #57502? That is not in this book. The deed that follows this
one is #575108).
NOTE: James JOHNSTON
(abt 1756-1843) was a brother of Dr. William JOHNSTON (1760-1832). The John
JOHNSTON who rented in the 1770 lease was likely John JOHNSTON (1729-1816).
He was a half brother of Richard JOHNSTON (1753-1792) who married Anne
JACKSON, daughter of George JACKSON (1718-1782). Two of her
brothers were David JACKSON (aft1743-1796) and George JACKSON (1744- aft aft 1820) . Elizabeth JACKSON née McCULLAGH was the widow
of David JACKSON |
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869 |
269 |
578269 |
OLIVER, Silver |
Armagh |
1831 Mar 31 |
ALDWORTH-OLIVER
Rev Silver OLIVER of Loughgall [possibly (but unlikely) Loughgall,
Parish of Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), in the Barony of Oneilland West,], Armagh & Alicia Maria OLIVER orse MADDEN
his wife. Youngest daughter of Samuel MADDEN late of Hilton, Co. Monaghan. |
|
871 |
193 |
579193 |
JACKSON, Jas E |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1830 Dec 21 |
RICHARDSON 1828-1832
Image
137
[lots of LOWRYs and others] … Benjamin EYRE of Maydown
[Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], James Eyre
JACKSON of Tullydoey, Co. Armagh [Note: the word “spinster” follows his
name – I suspect that the name of one of his sisters was missed out] ..
lengthy 7 part agreement. |
|
873 |
319 |
580269 |
JACKSON, Jas E |
Dublin
Armagh
Tyrone |
1831 Jul 11 |
SHIEL 1828-1832
Image
183
… James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydoey, Linen
Merchant one of the assignees of Thomas Knox HARRINGTON, a bankrupt of
Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. … lands in Dungannon. |
|
873 |
475 |
580475 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1830 Apr 2 |
TWIGG in trust 1828-1832
Image
279
Hugh JACKSON of Derrygoony, [NOTE: Derrygoony,
Parish Aghnamullen,
Barony Cremorne Co. Armagh Esq. of 1st pt. NOTE: Many of the same names and places as #580474 |
|
873 |
476 |
580476 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1830 Apr 20 |
CUNNINGHAM1828-1832
Image
280
Hugh JACKSON of Derrygoony, , [NOTE: Derrygoony,
Parish Aghnamullen,
Barony Cremorne]
Co. Armagh Esq. of 1st pt. NOTE: Many of the same names and places as #580474 …
details of Corn Mills. |
|
876 |
576 |
581677 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1824 Feb 18 |
Image
385
BTW Rosanna CARSON executrix & administrator of
Robert CARSON late of Lisdrumbockis [Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish of Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] farmer
deceased of 1 pt; Benjamin OLIVER of Killynure [Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
Co. Armagh, Farmer. Reciting that by indenture 2 Sep 1807 Rev Samuel CLOSE
then of Elmpark [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh
Clerk, since deceased demised to Robert CARSON the townland of Lisdrumbokis
then in his possession in Manor Belleagh Parish Derrynoose Barony & Co.
Armagh containing 26a English Statute measure … also reciting that Roseanne
CARSON became entitled to 16a of said demised premises and the said
Rosanna CARSON granted to Benjamin OLIVER 15a or whatever other part &
proportion of the said townland of LisDrumbokis the said Rosanna CARSON was
then possessd of in Manor of Belleagh Parish Derrynoose Barony & Co.
Armagh together with rights & also all that & those the two fields in
Lisdrumbakis at the side of the farms adjoining John LYONS & Hugh
KEATINGS lands containing by survey conducted by Terence McCARTIN 3a 6p these
2 fields being part of another holding in the same townland held by June
CARSON & assigned by her to Simon CARSON whos interest became rested in
said Rosanna CARSON & Robert CARSON under a deed … conveyed to Benjamin OLIVER
his tenants, undertenants for sum of £86.3.5 … WITNESS: Simon CARSON |
|
879 |
460 |
583460 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1832 Jan 24 |
QUIN 1828-1832
Image
530
BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh
Esq. Barrister at law of 1 pt; Silvester QUINN of City of Armagh Esq of other
pt. … reciting in consideration of £500 paid to Silvester QUINN lands
of Lanagher, Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly],
Aughegallagh [possibly Corr
and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine [??], Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [probably Tullymore
Agowan, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and
Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish Barony Co. Armagh & part of Quarter of townland of Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh in possession of Robert
William JACKSON or his undertenants… and also the Water Mill and Corn
Mill of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] with the
water course and appurtenances, lands of Armabreagogh [Armaghbrague,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] the Tate
and lands of Tullynagin [Tullynagin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper and half
tate of Tullybrone [Tullybrone,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] also 20a
of Tanebrage [??] and lands of Tullyregan [??] all in Parish Armagh in Barony
Upper Fews and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in
Parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh and part of Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh,] in Parish of
Keady Barony & Co. Armagh and also Carrabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in parish Keady
containing 126a … more details. … WITNESS:
John QUINN of City of Armagh Attorney & Jacob BARRETT of City of Armagh
Gent Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] |
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880 |
191 |
583691 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1832 Feb 1 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Error. The last page in
this bk in the digital version has #583500. I found it later in the digital
version.
Image
105
BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh
Barrister of 1st pt. Elizabeth JACKSON of City of Armagh
widow of the other pt. reciting where Robert William JACKSON stood
Justly and truly indebted to the said Elizabeth JACKSON in the sum of
£3,000 lent and advanced by said Elizabeth JACKSON… Robert William
JACKSON then transferred several parcels of land Lanagher, Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly],
Aughegallagh [possibly Corr
and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine[??], Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [probably Tullymore
Agowan, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and
Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish Barony Co. Armagh and that part of the quarter of the townland of
Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
of Mullabrack, Barony Lower Fews, Co. Armagh and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in
Parish of Mullabrack and lands of Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish of
Keady, Co. Armagh containing 106a 1r 30p and lands of Carlabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in Parish
of Keady Co. Armagh containing 126a in actual possession of Elizabeth
JACKSON for payment of £3,000 WITNESS: John QUIN & Jacob BARRETT both
of City Armagh. |
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889 |
242 |
588242 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1832 Apr 13 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image 151
Btw John JACKSON of Charlemount, Co. Armagh of 1
pt & John Hazelton JACKSON of Charlemount Linen Draper of the
other part. … tenement #9 in Town of Charlemount. John JACKSON [SEAL]WITNESS: William JACKSON of Moy,
Co. Tyrone & William KEAN of Blackwater, Co. Armagh, Gents.
NOTE: The wife of John
Hazleton JACKSON was Catherine PRINGLE dau of Michael PRINGLE Esq.. |
|
889 |
444 |
588444 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Armagh |
1832 Oct 2 |
--- partition 1828-1832
Image 264
Joseph JACKSON of Richhill probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
, Co. Armagh, Merchant of the 1 pt & Charles HARDY, of Richhill merchant
of the other. … land in Richhill. … |
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