The Killynure entries all tie into the
JACKSON's line of OLIVERs and have been entered into the family
tree. They are all we can find in some instances as
a result of the wills being destroyed in the fire in Dublin
in 1922.
Sharon Oddie Brown. December 23, 2006
Updated March 23, 2007 |
OLIVER will abstracts from PRONI
My notes (may need rechecking – done
quickly). Sorted by date
Death
Date
|
Name
|
Residence
|
Notes
|
My
notes
|
1857
Apr 3 |
OLIVER,
Martha |
Dowlands,
Co. Londonderry |
Widow.
Granted 20/03/1858 to John TURBETT
& wife Jane – son-in-law & daughter. Effects under ₤200 |
|
1864
Nov 11 |
OLIVER,
Turner Barrett |
Dundalk,
Co. Louth |
Gr.
23/12/1864 to Elizabeth OLIVER, widow of Warrenpoint, CO. Down.
Effects under ₤1500 |
This
is part of Richard OLIVERs line. Turner Barrett OLIVERwas the son
of Isaiah OLIVER & Isabella BARRETT and a grandson of (James) Thomas
OLIVER of Aughnamullen, Co. Monaghan |
1867
May 4 |
OLIVER,
Thomas |
Killynure,
Co. Armagh |
Farmer.
Bachelor. Letters of Administration granted to William OLIVER
of Killynure, brother 29/10/1867. Effects under ₤800.00 |
This is a brother of Eliza OLIVER, mother of Sir Thomas JACKSON |
1870
Dec 30 |
OLIVER,
Elizabeth |
Dowland,
Co. Londonderry |
Proved
by oath of Joseph DUNLOP of Ballyvarsal (Bushmills) Co. Antrim,
Farmer, one of the executors. Effects under ₤100 |
|
1873
Oct 15 |
OLIVER,
William |
Killynure,
Co. Armagh |
Proved
by Wm. COUSER & Wm. MENARY. Effects under ₤3000. Gr.
11/11/1873 |
Wife
Mary died 1892 (see beneath) .This
is a brother of Eliza OLIVER, mother of Sir Thomas JACKSON
|
1875
Oct 3 |
OLIVER,
Mary Jane |
Ballybay,
CO. Monaghan – but she lived at Cavananore, Co. Louth |
Spinster.
Will was proved at Armagh by the oaths of Alexander Dickie of
Roachdale (Hackballscross) Co Louth &
Eliezer Gilmore of Liscalgot (Crossmaglen) Co Armagh, Farmers &
Executors. Effects under ₤3000. |
DICKIE
was a solicitor in Dundalk &
GILMORE was a nearby nephew.
She was
a sister of Eliza JACKSON & aunt of Sir Thomas JACKSON.
|
1881
Apr 14 |
OLIVER,
Margaret |
Aughrafin,
Co. Armagh |
Spinster;
will proved by Thompson BROWN of Killynure, sole executor. Effexts: ₤364.5.8
Gr. 30/11/1881 |
Parish
of Eglish. Hunch:Likely a daughter
of Andrew OLIVER, hence cousin of wife of Thompson BROWN |
1889
Aug 12 |
OLIVER,
John |
Meencaragh,
Co. Tyrone
d. at Tattysallagh |
Grocer.
Gr. @ Londonderry to Robert OLIVER of Meencaragh, Farmer & brother. |
|
1890
Jan 1 |
OLIVER,
Margaret |
Drumenny,
Co. Tyrone |
Widow.
Proved at Armagh by Andrew M’CARTNEY of Drumenny & Abraham
HARKNESS of Drumconvis, both executors of Co. Tyrone, farmers.
Effects ₤5.1 shilling |
It
may be that the spelling of "Drumconvis" is wrong
-- perhaps it should be Drumconan or Drumcorran/Drumcorrin/Drumcorn
-- strictly across the co. border into Glendermott, co Londonderry
-- and next to Killymallaght. Thanks
to Dave
Mitchell for the suggestion. |
1892
Jan 24 |
OLIVER,
Mary |
Killynure,
CO. Armagh |
Wife
of William OLIVER; granted 23/02/1892 to Mary Anne MULLEN of
Killynure, spinster. Effects ₤54 |
NOTE:
Oliver snippets – a William OLIVER had an illegitimate
child (Sarah) by Anne MALLON. Is there a connection? He died
1873. At this point I am guessing this to
be the Wm OLIVER b. July 27, 1828 - cousin to Eliza OLIVER. |
1892
Feb 14 |
OLIVER,
James |
Urney,
Co. Tyrone |
Farmer.
Proved @ Londonderry by John James OLIVER of Creggan, Farmer & Rev
Matthew NEIL of Sion Mills Presb. Minister in said County. Effects ₤187 |
I
am guessing this Creggan is the one in Tyrone, not Co. Armagh. |
1892
May 23 |
OLIVER,
Alexander |
Crossaghy,
Co. Monaghan |
Farmer.
Wife: Margaret. Effects
₤254 |
Parish
of Clontibret
|
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