NOTE: I have the same Deed 403-346-267727 recorded under two dates: · 1778 March 17. · 1788 November 7. I am putting both versions under links to both dates until I can sort out my error.
SEE
ALSO:
·
1784
Nov 23 DEED: 364-182-243811 OLIVER-BRYAN
·
1794 Apr 13 DEED: 486-226-307430 Joseph OLIVER - William CURRY
· 1807 May 6 DEED: 597-288-406861 LEE-OLIVER
1778 March 17
Deed 403-346-267727
Joseph
OLIVER-John HUGGINS [AKA
HIGGINS]
7th November 1778 indenture made between Joseph OLIVER [1] of Kennedies [2] in Co Armagh Gent of the one part and Jhn HUGGINS [3] of Glenart [4] in the County of Tyrone Gent. [for £600 land was sold including one acre of bog at Enagh [5] as well as the upper half of the townland of the Kennedies containing 97 acres.
1788 November 7
Deed 403-346-267727
Joseph
OLIVER-John HUGGINS
Joseph OLIVER [6] of the Kennedies [7] , Co Armagh Gent of the first part and Jno HUGGINS [8] of Glenart [9] 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 of Kennedies Containing ninety-seven acres or there about with one acre of turf bog in Enagh [10] 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 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 [11] of Armagh Gent and Francis IRWIN [12] of Caledon in the Co of Tyrone Gent. NOTE: In 1742, an Ann OLIVER married a Luke HIGGINS. SOURCE: National Archives Marriage Index.
[1]
Joseph OLIVER of Kennedies in Co Armagh Gent. This Joseph OLIVER was probably a son of William OLIVER – probably of Farmacaflley and brother of David,
William, Benjamin & Elizabeth OLIVER. He was born 11 Feb 1726/27 probably at Ballyrea, Co. Armagh and died Bet. 1794 -
1796 in Ballynahonebeg, Co. Armagh. He probably married Jane OATS in 1764, the daughter of Thomas OATS.
[2]
The townland of the Kennedies is on
the northeastern border of Ballynahonebeg and is part of the land now occupied
by the town of Milford. The road to Monaghan runs through it. On its northern
border, is the townland of Tullymore (where other OLIVERs lived). All these
townlands had a significant number of OLIVER-related leases connected to them
and also had connections to bleachworks and mills (which given the number of
OLIVERs who were described as “drapers” is significant). I am guessing that the
97 acres would be north of the road to Monaghan.
[3]
Jhn HUGGINS (AKA HIGGINS) of Glenart in the County of Tyrone Gent. Monaghan. ??? There
is a marriage record which raises more questions than it answers (NOTE the
original LDS transcription gave the bride’s surname as HUGHES): George age 24, bachelor, labourer, from Aghnameal(AKA
Aghnmeal), father Benjamin OLIVER
a weaver married on 11th December
1845 in the parish church of Clontibret Co Monaghan Eliza HIGGINS aged 19
from Carrikaderry. Father William HIGGINS (WIGGINS), a weaver of Carrickaderry witnessed by Samuel McChesney & George
Hodge - Rev George Lewis (Curate) Given
the date & locale, there is a possibility that the father may be
the Benjamin OLIVER, son of David OLIVER of Ballyrea. Thanks to Maria BEATTIE
for the original transcription of this and Jack STOREY for a few corrections of
townland spellings.
[4]
Glenart in
the County of Tyrone. Possibly Glenarb, Parish
of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone.
[5]
Enagh, Parish of Lisnadill is a
townland adjacent to the Kennedies.
[6]
Joseph OLIVER of Kennedies in Co Armagh Gent. This Joseph OLIVER was probably a son of William OLIVER – probably of Farmacaflley and brother of David,
William, Benjamin & Elizabeth OLIVER. He was born 11 Feb 1726/27
probably at Ballyrea, Co. Armagh and died Bet. 1794 - 1796 in Ballynahonebeg,
Co. Armagh. He probably married Jane OATS in
1764, the daughter of Thomas OATS.
[7]
The townland of the Kennedies is on
the northeastern border of Ballynahonebeg and is part of the land now occupied
by the town of Milford. The road to Monaghan runs through it. On its northern
border, is the townland of Tullymore (where other OLIVERs lived). All these
townlands had a significant number of OLIVER-related leases connected to them
and also had connections to bleachworks and mills (which given the number of
OLIVERs who were described as “drapers” is significant). I am guessing that the
97 acres would be north of the road to Monaghan.
[8]
Jhn HUGGINS of Glenart in the County of Tyrone Gent.
[9]
Glenart in
the County of Tyrone. Possibly Glenarb, Parish
of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone.
[10]
Enagh, Parish of Lisnadill is a
townland adjacent to the Kennedies.
[11]
John Burges of Armagh Gent
[12] Francis IRWIN of Caledon in the Co of Tyrone Gent. NOTE: In 1829, a Mary OLIVER married a Robert IRWIN SOURCE: Index of Marriages at NA.
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