Leases held by Ambrose JACKSON. Following the money - in this case the leases of Ambrose JACKSON (there was likely more than one Ambrose JACKSON) - is likely to shed light on other JACKSONs who arrived in Co. Cork before him in the 1600s. He may be related to Lodowick JACKSON (abt 1634-1700). Lodowick's first child, Elizabeth, was buried in Youghall in 1666. She was four days old when she died. SEE: Jacksons of Canterbury & Nantwich England and Co. Cork, Ireland. This Family tree starts in Lancashire with the 1571 birth of Rev. Thomas JACKSON. He became the prebendary of Canterbury Cathedral and was a grandfather of Lodowick JACKSON of Youghall Co. Cork who served as a customs and paymaster in the mid-1600s. In the 1640s, Rev. Thomas experienced financial set-backs and had to retrench. The financial circumstances of his family was like many of their class whose sons lived in Ireland and worked as merchants, military, clerics, or government officials. Lancashire is a country where the forename Lodowick was common in the 1500s and 1600s.
Sharon Oddie Brown. June 14, 2026
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In my “transcriptions”
I have included links to the original images so that others can see the
actual source. Please let me know when you do spot a need for correction. Since
most people (and search engines) read and/or scan on-line documents differently
than how we all did in the pre-digital era, my transcriptions have an idiosyncratic
approach (not completely literal). I have:
· Recorded all SURNAMES in
UPPER case.
· Highlighted dates and used numerical expressions for dates and currency eg £5 not five
pounds.
· Bolded all JACKSONs
· Recorded abbreviated
forenames in full eg: Wm. As William.
· Added hyperlinks for townlands (helps with finding them when there are variant spellings of
townland names).
· Shortened some descriptions
(eg. the witness details of the original lease and of the memorial are merged).
· Amended the spelling of
some words to make it more coherent for modern readers.
NOTE: In my transcription notes, I did not include
notes of every memorial where Ambrose JACKSON was only a Registrar
or Witness. Links to these memorials can be found at Nick Reddans Memorials of Deeds: Ambrose
JACKSON (this fabulous
resource is thanks to the work of Nick & hundreds of volunteers). |
Meeting Nick Reddan at St.
Mary’s Church Bar & Restaurant in Dublin. 2011. Photo by Peter
McWilliams. |
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· 1729 ROD: 92-466-65339 – J.P.;
· 1732. ROD; 85-214- 59794 Mayor & Justice of Peace
· 1734 ROD: 93-365-65859 Witness & Registrar;
· 1735. ROD: 81: 241-57165 and ROD: 82-76-57076: Mayor &
Registrar; ROD: 92-367-64962 Esq Sherriff of City of Cork;
· 1736. ROD: 83-403-59473 Merchant and ROD: 89-55-62024. Registrar; ROD: 91-347-64452 Registrar; ROD: 91-348-64452 Registrar;
· 1737. ROD: 87-322-61819; ROD; 89-106-62320 JP; ROD; 89-106--62330 Registrar; ROD:89-174-62715 Registrar; ROD: 89-179-62737 – Registrar; ROD: 63796; ROD: 91-349-64453 Registrar; ROD: 91-467-64882 Registrar; ROD: 91-468-64883 Registrar; ROD: 93-553-66896 Registrar;
· 1738. ROD: 89-320-63404 Registrar; ROD: 89-321-63407 Registrar; ROD: 89-389-63742 Registrar; ROD: 90-231-63919 Registrar; ROD: 91-213-64001 Registrar; ROD:89-506-64349 Witness Esq.; ROD: 91-351-64456. Registrar; ROD: 91-467-64713 Registrar; ROD: 93-354-65807 Registrar; ROD: 94-207-65904 Present; ROD: 93-384-65982 Present; ROD: 94-334-66578 Present; ROD: 94-359-66685 Registrar; ROD: 93-554-66897 Registrar; ROD: 93-557-66900 Registrar;
· 1739: ROD: 94-292-66386 Present; ROD: 95-331-66709 Registrar; ROD: 94-377-66761 Registrar; ROD: 95-385-66906 Registrar; ROD: 93-623-67149 Esq (leased); ROD: 98-163-67983 J.P.; ROD: 96-393-68522 J.P.; ROD: 99-214-68674 J.P.
· 1740. ROD: 101-71-69920 Registrar; ROD: 101-178-70539 Registrar; ROD: 100-351-70748. Present [why was a lease relating to
Stephens Green, Dublin sworn in Co. Cork?];
1741. ROD: 101-336-71491 Registrar; ROD: 103-287-71523 Registrar; NOTE:
There are more mentions of Ambrose JACKSON after 1741 and up until 1766 where
he was only mentioned as a Registrar or a Justice of the Peace. |
Bk |
Pg |
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Names |
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Date |
Transcription/notes |
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339 |
7687 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1715 Mar 3 |
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BTW Warham JEMMET of
City of Cork Esq of 1 pt & Ambrose JACKSON of City of Cork
Merchant of other pt. Reciting that Robert ROGERS Esq by indenture 31 Mar 1704 demised to Isaac DE LA CROIX late of
the City of Cork deceased all that and those the large the House Cellar and
Garden then in the occupation of the said Isaac DE LA CROIX Scituate lying
and being on the North East Marsh of the said City to hold unto the said
Isaac DE LA CROIX his Exr admr and assigns for and during the time and term
of one hundred years to commence from the Twenty fifth day of that Instant
Marchaland under the yearly Rents following (that is to say for and during
the their War between England of the one side and France and Spain of the
other side) the yearly Rent of £30: and from and after the determination of
the said warr the yearly rent of £35 also reciting that the said Isaac DE LA
CROIX since making the said Lease did make build and erect in and upon the
said premisses ser Houses Tene Structures & other Improven and by his
Last Will and Testam in writing date the 12 June
1714 did devise and leave all his goods and Effects which he should
have and which he should be found after his death in the City of Cork or
elsewhere to his wife Judith Jempin DE LA CROIX and his Three Daughters
Judith the wife of the said Ambrose JACKSON Elizabeth and Mary DE LA
CROIX in such shares and manner as in this : last Will is mentioned and by
the same constituted the said Judith Jempin DE LA CROIX and soon after died
and that the said Judith proved the said Last Will in the Consistory Court of
the Diocess of Cork and also reciting that the said Judith Jenpin DE LA CROIX Ambrose JACKSON Judith his wife Elizabeth and Mary DE LA CROIX by
their Indie 2 Mar 1715 for the
Considerations therein mentioned did grant bargain sell assign transfer and
make over unto the said Warham JEMNET [sic] the recited Indenture of
Lease and the said Large stone House Cellar and premisses and all other
Messuages me and Improvements thereon made to hold unto the said Warham
JEMMET his Exd admr and assigns for and during the residue and Remainder of
the sd term of 100 yeares as then to come and unexpired at under the Rents
& Covenants in the said Indenture of Lease mentioned whereby the said Warham
JEMNET in consideration of the sum of one £100, did fully clearly and
absolutely grant bargain sell assign transfer and make over unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON the said recited Indenture of Lease , the said large stone house
and Garden with their appurtences and the said recited Indenture of
assignment and this house messuages Tenemt Buildings structures and Improvent
with their appurtences therein mentioned to be assigned to have and to hold
the said large stone House Messuages Tenemt and all and singular other the
premisses unto the Ambrose JACKSON his Exors and assigns for and
during all the Residue and Remainder of this Term and time of 100 yeares as
then to come and unexpired at and under the Rents Covent and agreemt
contained expressed in the said Indenture of Lease to be paid & performed
on the part and behalf of the said Lessee Isaac DE LA CROIX his Exr Admrs and
assigns To which Indenture of assign the sd Warham JEMNET put his hand and
seal 3 March 1715 WITNESS: James BOYCE of the City of Cork one of the Kings
Boatemen and Thomas BARRY of the same Scrivener
NOTE: Ambrose
JACKSON married Judith Jenpin DE LA CROIX daughter of Isaac DE LA CROIX.
SEE: ROD: 16-349-7686
–much the same content.
NOTE: Warham
JEMMETT was the father of Judith JEMMETT who married Edward BROWNE, Mayor of Cork. One of their
sons, Thomas BROWNE, married Judith
JACKSON, daughter of Ambrose JACKSON.
NOTE: For more
description of the property, see: ROD: 104-30-71824 |
16 |
349 |
7686 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1715 Mar 2
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JACKSON- JEMMETT. Book Index 1708-1738
Between Judith Jenpin de la CROIX of the City of Cork,
Widow & Ambrose JACKSON of the same Merchant Judith JACKSON als De la CROIX his wife & Elizabeth & Mary De la CROIX of the same
City spinster of the one part & Warham JEMMETT
of the same City Esq of the other part Reciting a deed from 1704 Isaac De La
CROIX dec’d, merchant of Cork demised a large stone house, cellar &
garden in the North East Marsh of Cork, Parish of St.
Mary Shandon. [St Mary's Shandon] Isaac made many improvements and demised to his wife, Jenpin De la CROIX
& his three daughters incl Judith Jenpin
De la CROIX, wife of Ambrose JACKSON. SEE: Ambrose JACKSON in
page about Strettel JACKSON.
NOTE: There is a Parish St Anne's Shandon,
Barony Cork, and also a. St. Mary's St Mary's Shandon,
Barony Cork. SEE: Notes from Historical and Descriptive Notices of
Cork" by J. Windell 2nd edition Cork 1843: This building (St Ann's
Shandon) stands a little west of the site of the old church of our Lady, or
St. Mary-Shandon [SEE: Parish St Anne's Shandon,
Barony Cork], which was
destroyed at the burning of the suburbs in the siege of 1690; - the new
church of St Mary having been subsequently built at a different situation, in
the same neighbourhood. Previously to that date, the now parishes of St Ann
and St Mary formed but one - the Parish of Shandon. SEE: about Strettel JACKSON.
NOTE: Warham
JEMMETT was the father of Judith JEMMETT who married Edward BROWNE, Mayor of Cork. One of their
sons, Thomas BROWNE, married
Judith JACKSON, daughter of Ambrose JACKSON.
NOTE: For more
description of the property, see: ROD: 104-30-71824 |
22 |
87 |
11472 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1717 Dec 3
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JACKSON-HEALY Notes in 2009 diary1708-1738 Book
Index
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Ambrose JACKSON City of Corke, merchant &
Elizabeth HEALY of same City widow of other part ... reciting Robert ROGERS
by indenture 21 Mar 1704 demised to Isaac de la CROIX Merchant deceased [d.
bef 1714] stone house at North east marsh of City of Cork for term of 100
years rent £30 “during the war between England of the one side and France
& Spain of the other side” .... Isaac de la CROIX made improvements &
left all to his wife Judith Jenpin de la & his 3 daughters. Judith the said wife of Ambrose JACKSON, Elizabeth & Mary de la CROIX in
such shares and in manner as in the said Last Will is mentioned and by the
same Constituted the said Judith Jenpen and the sd Ambrose JACKSON Executors
& soon after dyed , which said Last Will was proved by the said Judith in
the Consistory Court of the Diocess of Corke And likewise reciting that
Whereas the said Judith Jenpin de la CROIX Ambrose JACKSON, Judith his
wife Elizabeth & Mary de la CROIX by their Indre 2
March 1715 for the considerations therein mentioned did Grant Assign
& make over unto Warham JEMMETT Esq . the sd Indre of Lease & the
said house Cellar and premisses To hold unto the said Warham JEMMETT his Exr
Admr & ass for the residue of the said Term of One Hundred years at &
under the Rents & Covt in the said Indenture of Lease menconed and
further Reciting that whereas the said Warham JEMMETT by Indenture dated the 2 March 1715 reciting as therein is recited for
the Const therein mentioned did grant transfer & Assign unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON, the sd Indenture of Lease executed unto the said Isaac DE LA
CROIX by the said Robert ROGERS, & also the sd Stone house Cellar &
Garden with their appurtances as also the said Recited Indenture of Assignm .
pfected by the said Judith Gen Pen de la Croix Ambrose JACKSON, Judith
his Wife Elizabeth & Mary DE LA CROIX unto the said Warham JEMMET To hold
unto the said Ambrose JACKSON his Exr Admr & ass for the residue
of the said Term of One Hundred years at and under the Rents and Co. in the
said Indenture of Lease contained and expressed whereby the said Ambrose
JACKSON, inconst of the sum of £150 to him paid by the said Elizabeth HEALY
did grant bargain sell assign and make over unto the said Elizabeth HEALY the
said recited Indenture of Lease executed unto the said Isaac Dela CROIX by
the said Robt ROGERS as also the said Large Stone House Cellar & Garden
with the Appurtances the said Indre of Assign . perfected by the said Judith
Jenpen Ambrose JACKSON, Judith his wife Elizabeth and Mary dela CROIX
unto the said - Warham JEMMET and the said Indre of Assignin , executed by
the said Warham JEMMET unto the said Ambrose JACKSON & the Houses
Messuages Tenem Buildings Structures & Improvemt in the sd Indres of Assignm
, mentioned meant or intended to be assigned - To have & to hold the said
Large Stone House Messuages Tenem . Garden & all & Singular other the
premisses with their appurtances unto the said Elizabet HEALY her Exd Admr
& Aps for & during all the Residue of the said Term of One Hundred
years then to come & unexpired at & under the Rents Covt & Agreem
, in the sd Indre of Lease contained provided nevertheless & upon
condition his Heirs Exr Admr or assigns should & did pay or cause to be
paid unto the said Elizabeth HEALY her Exr Admr or assigns the just &
full sum of £150 & that on the Third day of December which shall be in
the year of our Saviour Christ 1718 to
& that if Likewise the said Ambrose JACKSON, his Exr Adm . or as
should and did in the mean time & untill the said 3 Dec 1718 Inclusive pay unto the said Elizabeth HEALY her Exr Admr or
to the use Interest & Forbearance of the said £150 at the Rate £8 Paid
yearly that is £6 on the 3rd June & £6 on the 3rd Decr
that then & upon such paymt of Principall & Interest thereby granted
to cease & be void To which Indenture of Mortgage & Assigns the said Ambrose
JACKSON put his hand & Seal the 3 Dec
1717 WITNESS: Edmond DENAHY of the City of Corke Inkeeper Darby COLLINS
of the same Drawer and Thomas BARRY of the said City Scrivener - Ambrose
JACKSON.
SEE: JACKSONs
of Cork info.
NOTE: For more detailed
description of the property, see: ROD: 104-30-71824 |
31 |
75 |
18242 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1715 May 1
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BTW Richard HARRISON Carpenter of City of Cork of 1 pt.
John HARRISON Gent of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons], Co. Cork
of 2nd pt. demised a piece of ground with dwelling house on the
East Marsh of the City of Cork formerly called Bowling Green Marsh,
[aka Hammonds Marsh see Cork
Heritage – Kieran McCarthy’s site] said premises in possession of Ambrose
JACKSON Merchant. John HARRISON and his heirs hold the premises for 993
years. … WITNESS: William LAMBLEY Alderman; John HODDER and John GARY Gents
all of City of Cork
NOTE: Alderman Ambrose
JACKSON (bef 1700-1768) husband of Judith Jenpin de la Croix (?-1758).
Their daughter Susannah Judith JACKSON married Edward BROWNE, Mayor of Cork.
NOTE: For more detailed
description of the property, see: ROD: 104-30-71824 |
33 |
407 |
20715 |
JACKSON, Ambrose
JACKSON, James |
Cork |
1719 May 28 |
BROWNE-JACKSON
NOTES in 2009 diary.1708-1729
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514
Memorial of a Deed to be registred and perfected by
Samuel BROWNE Bandon bridge in
the County of Corke Cordwinder reciting Whereas Samuel BROWNE in his life Time by virtue of
severall Measne Conveyances was lawfully Seized and possessed of in and to
one Dwelling house with yard garden and Backside thereunto belonging on the
North side of the River of Bandon whereon one Thomas BRYAN now dwelt as also
of one Orchard on the said North side of the River of Bandon adjoining to an
orchard belonging to Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Corke Merch now
in the possion of James JACKSON of Bandon aforesaid merchant which
said House Yard Garden Backside and Orchard as well by the Death of the
Samuel BROWNE and Ann his wife
father and mother of the said Samuel BROWNE as also by the death of John BROWNE both to the said Samuel BROWNE and by Right of administon to John BROWNE his Brother which Letters of
administracon 20 Dec 1711 and to the Hands
of the possion of the said Samuel BROWNE and Lawfully seized and possesed of the premisses with all and every the
appurtences to them belonging or in anywise appertaining that the Samuel BROWNE in consideracon of the sum of £40
to him in hand paid at Severall times before the Ensealing and Delivery of
the said deed paid him and his said mother Anne BROWNE in her life time by the the said James JACKSON of Bandon Merchant doth by the said Deed give grant bargain sell sett
Transfer assign and make unto the said James JACKSON his Exr admr and
assigns all his Right Title Interest Claim Challen and Demand Term of years
yet to come and unexpired which he then had ever had might or ought to have
in or unto the said dwelling house yard Garden Rackside or Orchard by any way
or meanes whatsoever together with all Deed parchment or writings relating to
the premisses or any part thereof with the Issues and proffits thereunto
belonging to operate and inure to the use and Behooffe of the said James
JACKSON his Exr admr and assigns to the end of the Term of years yet to
come and unexpired thereof the said James JACKSON his heirs and
assigns paying and Discharging unto the Honble the Earl of Cork his heirs or
assigns the yearly rent or sum of £0.1.8 in discharge of the ground rent of
the said premises which said Deed bears date 28
May 1719 and was perfected by the said Samuel BROWNE. WITNESS: John LANDON of Bandon Sadler and Abraham PRATTEN
of the said place Attorney both of the County of Cork & John HEARD of Town
of Bandon - James JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: I suspect that
Samuel BROWNE was related to Edward BROWNE whose son Thomas BROWNE married Susanna
Judith JACKSON, daughter of Ambrose JACKSON. SEE: footnote 3 in 1659
Census. NOTE: Jacksons are included
in an alphabetical list of the English (mostly from SW England) who settled
in the vicinity of Bandonbridge, Cork during the plantation scheme of
Elizabeth I, circa 1588-1603. SOURCE: Brehony, Tony, West Cork - a sort of
a history. (Wicklow: Kestral Books, Ltd., 1997) pp.120-121
NOTE: James Jackson
for a field for one year from Lady's Day 1717. SOURCE: Index to Maps of
Bandon and Coolfadda 1717. 1669 John JACKSON held a lease at
Coolfadda.SOURCE: Bandon
Genealogy.
SOURCE: Irish
Historical Towns Atlas – Bandon: Malt house, South Main St N. (91724947).
Premises 'convenient for the malting trade recently built, James Jackson and John Landon tenants, c. 1750. NOTE:
The brewery connection intrigues me when it comes to trying to find the the
connection to Ambrose JACKSON. |
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122 |
24590 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1723 Sept 23
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JACKSON-GOODMAN Book Index 1708-1729
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of City of Cork Merchant of
1 pt & John GOODMAN of City of Cork Merchant of the other pt. Reciting
that Robert ROGERS Esq by indenture 13 Mar 1704 set to Isaac De La CROIX the
large stone house Cellar & Garden then in occupation and tenancy of said
Isaac de la CROIX lying and being on the North East Marsh of City of Cork …
will of Isaac de la CROIX mentions daughters Judith (wife of Ambrose
JACKSON), Elizabeth & Mary … and by his last will Will and Testamt 12
June 1714 did devise or leave all his goods and … and the said Ambrose
JACKSON Exr of the said last Will and soon after dyed which said last
will was proved by the said Judith in the Consistory Court of the Diocese of
Cork also reciting that the said Judith Jenpin De La CROIX Ambrose
JACKSON Judith his wife Elizabeth & Mary De La CROIX by their
Indenture of Assignmt 2 March 1715 Did grant bargain sell assign & make
over unto Warham JEMMELL late of the City of Corke Esqr deced the said
Indenture of Lease made unto the said Isaac De La CROIX by the said Robert ROGERS
as aforesaid and the said large Stone House lar and presses and all other
Messuages Tenem & Improvemt thereon made to hold unto the said Warham JEMMELL
his Exr Adm … the said Warham JEMMELL in Consideration of £100 paid by the
said Ambrose JACKSON did grant bargain Sell assign transfer and make
over unto the said Ambrose JACKSON all and Singular and every the
before mentioned Lease and presses by which said Deed of Mortgage the said Ambrose
JACKSON in consid of £300 did grant bargain Sell transfer assign &
make over unto the said John GOODMAN All and singular the before mentioned
Premisses with Improvemt made thereon and appurtences thereunto belonging To
hold unto the said John GOODMAN his Exr admr & ass … WITNESS: by Benjamin
WILKINS Clke to Robert WALLIS of the City of Corke Publick Notary
NOTE:. The daughter of Ambrose
JACKSON (1700-1758) of Fens Quay, Co. Cork and Judith De La CROIX,
Susannah Judith JACKSON, married Thomas BROWNE. NOTE: Warham JEMMETT was the father of
Judith JEMMETT who married Edward BROWNE,
Mayor of Cork. One of their sons, Thomas BROWNE,
married Judith JACKSON, daughter of Ambrose JACKSON. |
41 |
406 |
26544 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1723 Oct 31
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BTW Robert DRING of the City of Corke Merchant of the one part and Ambrose JACKSON of
the same City Mercht of the other part Whereby Robert DRING did demise grant Set and to farm let unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON all say that plot of Ground part of the Spittle Land [adjoining
the present-day St. Stephen's Street.] bounded on the North with the Anabaptist
- Burial place, on the East with the yard and on the South and west with the
holding of Owen AGHERIN Situate lying and being in the South Liberty of the said
City, with all and singular the ways Entrys Passages Rights Members Parts
Parcells conveniencys appendances and appurtences to the said demised
premises or to any part or parcell thereof belonging or in any wise
appertaining to have and to hold unto the said Ambrose JACKSON his Executors
and admins for 21 years from the 25th March next ensuring at the
yearly Rent of £2 in which sd Leases contained a covenant that from and after
the Expiration of that demise the said Ambrose JACKSON his Execs or
Admr first paying unto the said Robert DRING his admr & Asst 6d by way of fine or Income over and above the rent
payable out of Premisses for the last year of the Term it shall and may be
lawfull to and for the said Ambrose JACKSON his Execs and admins to
have hold occupy and enjoy all and Singular demised premisses for the further
Term of 21 years to Comence mediately from the expiration of this Demise and
from thenceforth fully to be Compleat and ended at and under the yearly Rent
of £2 … WITNESS: Benjamin WILLINS then Clerke to Robert WALLIS of the City of
Corke Publick Notary & and William Simmons of Corke Gent Ambrose
JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Anabaptist
Burial Place mentioned in
Cork City’s Burial Places. SEE: 8th-century maps (e.g. Rocque 1773,
Connor 1774) The land was leased by Simon DRING. The land was included in
Roche’s map of Cork and is now St. Stephen’s Park. The Cork church appears to
have been organised c. 1650 by Edward Riggs who had come with the
Cromwellians from England c.1649. The first meetinghouse was situated in
Liberty Street (formerly Mill Street), from where the Baptists moved to
Marlborough House and finally, in 1893, to their current meeting house on
MacCurtain Street. Following the death of her husband in 1707 Ann Riggs acquired
the site in Stephen Street as a burial ground. |
71 |
155 |
49697 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1731 Apr 23 |
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BTW John HARRISON of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons] in the
County of York Gent . of the one part & Stephen DOLSON [DUSSON? DUFSON?
DOFSON? DOSSON?] of the North East Marsh of the City of Corke Carpenter of
the other part Whereby the sd John HARRISON did Demise Grant Set & to
farm let unto the sd Stephen DUSSON[?] All that & those the front House
leading from the sd City to the wooden Bridge & where the sd Stephen DUSSON
now Dwelleth Together with the Backside Back Kitchen & the yard or -
Backside and cellar then in the hands of Abraham JACKSON Sherriff the
sd house Ground premes Bounding on the East to the lane leading from the Main
Street to the sd yard & Collar & pr 8th Edwd Ridges holdings South to
Edmond MAHUR West to the Widow OLIVER & part with Copinger & White Merchants All being part & parcell of the North East Marsh of the City of
Corke & Parish of St Paul [adjacent to St Anne's Shandon]
for the Term of 983 years from & after the 5th day of March then next at
the yearly Rent of £21 WITNESS: Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork
Mercht Thos BOLAND of the sd City Gent & Garrett FITZGERALD of North
Libtys of this City of Cork Yeoman and Thomas ROWLAND and William SIMMINS of
the City of Cork aforesd Publick Notary Stephen DUSSON [SEAL] 9 Nov 1732
NOTE: For more
description of the property, see: ROD: 104-30-71824
SEE: North
East Marsh. A Huguenot area. Also Cork
Heritage.Also Cork’s
Huguenots and Quakers.
NOTE: History of
Limerick 55 pp Hamilton JACKSON 1670, then Miles JACKSON & Abraham
JACKSON attainted of treason by King James.
History
of Limerick: The following persons of said county and city, being.
residents in England, are to signify their loyalty, provided the King goes
there, by the first October, - included: 1689 Abraham Jackson of
Duntrileague p 325 SOURCE: The
History of Limerick. John Ferrar, 1787. NOTE
to self: Filed pdf under Limerick. In 1689, a Miles JACKSON of
Ballyvologe [Ballyvologe,
Parish Ballingarry,
Barony of Connello
Upper or possibly Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork]
Co. Limerick was accused of treason in the parliament of King James (Abraham
JACKSON of Duntrileague [Duntryleague,
Parish Galbally,
Barony Coshlea], Co.
Limerick was said to be loyal to the King because he was in England). He may
be related. In 1773, Miles JACKSON was a Sherriff of Limerick.
SEE: Probates for JACKSONs held at the UK National Archives.
Many of these JACKSONs were in the merchant class, had links to JACKSON
families who held land in Ireland, and include an Abraham JACKSON. The will
of Abraham Jackson was proved in 1700. He was a London goldsmith 1685 August 4
NOTE: An Abraham
JACKSON was residing at Tincurry [Tincurry,
Parish Whitechurch,
Barony Iffa
and Offa West, Co.Tipperary]
in 1814.
NOTE: Widow OLIVER may be the widow of Robert OLIVER (1671-1738). |
74 |
497 |
50732 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1731 Apr 14 |
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BTW William COUGHLAN of Ballea [Ballea,
Parish Liscleary,
Barony Kerrycurrihy ] Co. Cork Gent of the one part and Job HART of the City of Corke Brewer of
the other part Reciting that whereas there Issued fourth of his Maties Court
of Excheg in Dublin his mates writ of Fieri Fac [A writ of fieri facias is a court-issued legal document that directs a sheriff or law enforcement
officer to seize and sell a judgment debtor’s property. It is used to collect
an unpaid monetary judgment when the debtor has failed to pay voluntarily.].
for the Laying of the Goods and Chattles of Thomas MOSEBERRY £1,052.5.10 Cost
at the suit of William COUGHLAN late of Walla in the County of Cork Gent . decd
directed to the shed of the City of Corke 19 June
1727 and Returnable in said and marked at the foot thereof £520.10.6.
by Virtue of which writ James CROOK and Ambrose JACKSON shed
[Sherriff?] of the County of City of Corke did by Indie 22 July 1727 Sell and assign unto Thomas HODDER
Esq. the Estate and Interests of the Thomas MOSEBERRY in and to the fields
& Lands part of Ballyphekan [Ballyphehane,
Parish – NOTE: it straddles St. Finbar and
St. Nicholas, Barony Cork], Cont 31a 1r 25p –- in
the South Liberties of the City of Corke by virtue of a Lease 24 June 1718 made
to the said Thos MOSSBERRY by Thos NEWENHAM late of the City of Corke Esq
deced for the sum of 99 years Comencing on the feast day of Philip and Jacob 1717
at the rent of £18.18 Which said Thomas HADDEN did assign his right Title
& Int to William COUGHLAN late of Ballea aforesd deced which William COUGHLAN
did by his last will Testaml Devise the said Lands & poses to his son William
COUGHLAN and the said Deed Witnesseth that the said William COUGHLAN first
above mentioned in Conside of one£150 pd by the Job HART did sell and assigns
the sd posses & his right title & Int to the same to the sd Job HART
on the back of said Deed the said Job HART by writing under his hands seal
doth Confess & declare that this premises were purchased in Trust for William
SULLIVAN of the City of Corke Gend . WITNESS: John BETTS and John HART both
of the City of Cork Gents . and the Witnesses to the Declaration of Trust are
the said John HART & Edard SULLIVAN of the City of Cork Gent. 1 May 1733.
Present John DELACOUR & Savage FRENCH. |
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Indented Articles of Agreem & Intermarriage 4 July 1734 BTW Thos BROWNE of the City of Cork Merch of the first Ambrose
JACKSON of sd Atty Mercht of ye Second part & Susanna Judith
JACKSON spinster Daughter of the said Ambrose JACKSON of the
third part reciting that whereas a Marriage was intended to be had &
solemnized between Thos BROWNE & sd Susanna Judith JACKSON, and Thomas BROWN in Considn of £550 which
sd Ambrose JACKSON did thereby Consent to pay sd Thomas as the
Marriage Portion of sd Susana Judith and for securing a maintenance to and
for sd Susan Judith in case she should survive him did for himself his
heirs and Admr and assigns & every of them Covenant Promise & Grant
to and with the said Ambrose JACKSON his heirs Ex & admr that
said Susanna Judith JACKSON and her as in case he should happen to
survive him sd Thos BROWNE & should have two or more children of her Body begotten by the sd Thomas
Living at the time of the Decease of him the sd Thomas should be Intitled
unto & should have receive & take out of the Estate Real Personal
Thos BROWNE her Intended
Husband to her and their own use the full sum of £550 on the one third part
of all the Estate & worldly substance real & Personal which the sd
Thos BROWNE shall die seized or
possed of or entitled unto at the Election and choice of her the sd Susana
Judith to be paid & made over or otherwise secured to her the sd Susanna
Judith within one month next after the Decease of him the sd Thomas BROWN
for & as her Joynture & in Lieu & Barr of her Dower & Thirds
out of the Estate & substance of the sd Thomas but if sd Thos should die
in the life time of sd Susana Judith and at the time of his death should
leave but one child of him begotten on the Body of sd Susana living or should
happen to have no children living that then and in either of the sd cases the
sd Susanna Judith JACKSON and her assigns should be entitled unto
& houd have receive & take her and their own use by & out of the
sd Thomas BROWNEs Estate real
& personal the full sum of £550 or one morety or half of all the Estate
and worldly substance Real & personal which the said Thos BROWNE should dye seized or possed of
or entitled to at her the sd Susanna Judith JACKSON and to be paid or
made over or otherwise secured her within the nine above mentd for & as
her Joynture & in lieu & Barr of all Dower & Thirds which she may
claim or challenge out of the Estate Real & Personal of sd Thos BROWNE her Indended Husband and for
more effectual and compleat Securing unto the sd Susanna Judith JACKSON such of sd respective sum or sums of money or Joyntures as he shall be
entitled unto in manner above mentioned he the sd Thos BROWNE did thereby subject not only
his then Dwelling house with the Appres situate in the North Liberties of sd
City which - Robert ROGERS Esqr by Indre of Lease demised to Edward BROWNE Father of sd Thomas BROWNE and
which was assigned and made over to sd Thos by Judith BROWNE Relict & Executorof sd Edwd BROWNE by Indre
bearing Equal date therewith but likewise all the Estate both Real and
personal of him the sd Thos BROWNE Either in his own hands or in the hands of any other Person or persons in
Trust for him or to his use which he should die seized or possed of or
entitled unto to payment of and making good the sd Joynture Sum & Sums of
Money and for the better enabling the said Susanna Judith JACKSON in
case he should survive her sd Intended Husband to have receive & take her
sd Joynture sd Thomas BROWNE did thereby nominate and appoint sd Susanna Judith JACKSON to be of
such last Will or Wills & Testaments as he proud thereafter make and for
himself his Exr & admd did Covt with said Ambrose JACKSON his Ex
& admd that in case he the sd Thomas BROWNE Should dye intestate that Susannah Judith should be adm & have & take
out am to his Goods Creditts & Chattles and the ye sd Thomas BROWNE shold dye intestate that he
should name & point sd Susanna Judith JACKSON to be his Exr and
that sd Susannah Judith whether she be named as of said The BROWNEs last Will & Testament or
not should be Intitled to prove the same & to accept the Burthen &
Exeon thereof & the admin of sd Thos BROWNEs
Goods & Chattles with his last will & Testament annexed not
withstanding ye nomination to the Contrary of any other person or persons as
Exor lo thereof or any Lawrage or Custome to the Contrary in any wise not
withstanding Provided Neverthess that it should be lawfull for said Thomas BROWNE if he should soe think fit to
nominate any other person in conjunction with sd Susanah Judith to be Coexecutor
with her of his last Will & Testament and that Such Coexecutor should
prove the said Will & take out admin thereon in conjunction with her sd Susannah
Judith and said the BROWNE Did
further Covenant with said Ambrose JACKSON his Ex & Admr that in
case Susanna Judith JACKSON should happen to dye in the life time of
him ye sd Thomas BROWNE other
death should leave issue being one or more child or children on her Body
begotten by BROWNE and of the BROWNE should after ye Decease of sd Susanna
Judith JACKSON Marry again or take to wife any other woman that in such
case he the said Thomas BROWNE his Exor admr should within Six Months next after his so marrying or takeing
to wife any other woman pay or Cause to be paid unto the sd Ambrose
JACKSON his Exr or admr the sum of £550 in Trust for such Child or
Children to be paid them at such times and in such Shares & proportions
as ye sd Thomas BROWNE by Deed
Executed in his life time or by his last will and Testament Should direct
limit and appoint and for want of such appointment to be paid to such
Children Share & Share al the at their respective age of Twenty one years
or days of Marriage which ever should first happen provided Nevertheless that
is Should be lawful for said Thomas BROWNE in his life time to Demise Set Mortgage or dispose of all or any part of his
Estate real and Personal other than & Except his sd Dwelling house with
the appres thereof in such sort Manner & form as he the sd Thos BROWNE shoud think proper which sd
Indented Articles of Agreement & Intermarriage the sd Thos BROWNE Ambrose JACKSON & Susanna
Judith JACKSON put their hands & seals WITNESS: Revd Jemmet BROWNE Dean of Ross [a brother of
Thomas BROWNE] Russell WOOD of the City of Cork Gent . and WITNESSES:
Russell WOOD & Philip ROCKE Clke to the sd Russell WOOD |
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BTW Edward SHIPSEY of the City of Corke Marriner of the
First part John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] of the said City Merchant and Francis WOODLEY of the
same Gent of the 2nd part and Richard HARRISON of the one part
City of Corke Gent and Lydia HARRISON Spinster second Daughter of the said
Richard HARRISON of the 3rd part and the Lease made between the
said Richard HARRISON of the one part and the said John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] and Francis WOODLY
of the Other part which Lease recites that whereas the Mayor Sherriffs and
Commonalty of the said City of Corke by their their deeds of Lease and
release 25 May 1719 in consideration of £100
paid as a fine by said Richard HARRISON to Samuel WILSON Merchant Chamberlain
of said City for the use of said Mayor Sherriffs and Commonality did Grant
Alien Release and confirm unto the said Richard HARRISON all that and those a
waste plot of Ground contain in the Front Facing the Kings old Castle Corke
or where it then lately stood 39’which said premisses are situate without the
Gate formerly leading to the custom house and Mearing & bounding on the
south with the street or way between the said premisses and the house then
building where the said Castle then lately stood on the West with a small
lane or Passage of 3’wide or in breadth between said trees and the then
Dwelling house of Timothy CARTHY on the North with the New Corn Market house
and on the East with the Street or way leading from said City to said Market
house together with all buildings for improvements part parcells Members
profits appendances and appurtences thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining in as large and Beneficial manner as the same was Set out and
admeasured to said Richard HARRISON by the said Samuel WILSON and the
Reversion & Reversions Remainder and Remainders Bents and Profits
whatsoever of the Premises To Hold unto the said Richard HARRISON his Heirs
and assigns for Ever from the 25th March then last past at the
yearly Rent of £21.10 payable by Even Portions on every 29th September
and 25th March and that whereas William DUNSCOMBE late of the City
of Corke Gen Deceased did in his life time by Indenture of Lease 17 Aug 1696 demise Grant Set and to farm let
unto the said Richard HARRISON all that and those the pence of Ground or
stand in the North Subbs of the City of Corke bounding on the South by the River
Lee on the west by the holdings of Alderman Christopher CROFTS on the North
by the Road and on the last by the Dock formerly called Sellwoods Dock
Containing in Length from East to West 139’ and from North to South 58’ be
the same more or less Together with all and Singular the part parcells Rights
Members Issues appendances and appurtenes whatsoever to said piece of Ground
belonging or in any wise appertaining To Hold unto the said Richard HARRISON
his Ex Admr and assigns for the Term of 99 years from the 29th September
then next Ensuring at and under the yearly Rent of Nine Pounds Ster payable
by even portions on every 25th March and Every 29th September
during the said Term and that whereas a marriage
was intended to be then forth with had and Solemnized between the said Edward
SHIPSEY & Lydia HARRISON and that whereas it was agreed that in
considerion of the said Marriage the said Richard HARRISON should assign
Secure and Settle the said Deeds of Lease Conditions and agreements therein
respectively mentioned as for a Marriage Portion with the said Lidia to and
upon the severall uses and subject to the severall Trusts conditions
limitations and agreemts therein after mentioned and that said Edward SHIPSEY
should at or before the solemnization of said Marriage pay or secure to be
paid unto the said John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] and Francis WOODLEY the sum of £400 to be
added to the said Lidia HARRISON 's said Marriage Portion and to be laid out
and applyed to and for the same uses ments a purposes & upon the Trusts
therein after also mentioned and give leave and dispose of the further sum of
£600 to and amongst the issue of the said Marriage as therein after expressed
By which Indenture of Lease the said Richard HARRISON in pursuance of the
said Marriage agreement and for the Marriage Portion with said Lydia and in
consideration of Five Shillings Ster . to him then in hand paid by the said
John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] and Francis WOODLEY did Give Grant Bargain Sell alien release
and Confirm Transfer assign and make unto the said John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] &
Francis WOODLEY their Heirs Exr Admr and assigns in their actual possion then
being as the said free hold premisses by virtue of a Bargain and seal to them
thereof made by the said Richard Harrison in Consideration of 5s Ster for the
Term of One whole year by the said Indenture of Lease bearing date the day
next before the date of said release and by ford of the statute for
Transferring uses into Possession ) all that and those the said waste plot of
Ground containing in the Front facing the Kings Old Castle Corke or where it
then lately stood 39’ Situate Without the Gate formerly leading to the Custom
house bounding as in the said Indenture mentioned and also all that and those
the said Piece of Ground or and in the North Suburbs of the City of Corke
bounding is in the said Indenture of Release mentioned contained in Length
from East to West 139’ and from North to South 58’ more or less with all
& singular the Parts Parcells Rights Numbers Spues appendances and
appurtences to the said Peirce of Ground belonging and the Reversion and
Reversions Remainder and Remainder Rents Issues and profits of all and
Singular the said recited premes and all the Estate Right Title Interest use
Trust Term of years property Claim and Demand whatsoever of said Richard HARRISON
unto or to out of the said premes and Every part and parcell thereof To Hold
said Lot of Ground so Granted by said Mayor Sherriffs and Commonalty for did
Richard HARRISON as aforesaid with its appendances and appurtences to the
said John KINGSTON [HINGSTON] and Frances WOODLEY their Heirs and assigns at and under
the rents covenants conditions and agreements in the said Deeds of Lease and
Release mentioned to the several uses and subject to and under the Trusts and
limitations and agreements therein after mentioned and also to Hold said
peice of Ground or strand to Demised by the said William DUNSCOMB to the said
Richard HARRISON as aforesaid with its appendances and appurtences for and
during all the rest residue & remainder of the said Term of 99 years then
to come and unexpired at and under the gent Covenants conditions and
agreements in said Lease mentioned Subject to and upon the several Trusts
Limitations conditions and agreements therein after mentioned WITNESS:
Francis COOKE of the City of Corke Joyner Samson PRICE of the said City Cabbinet
maker and John LONG of the same Notary Publick and this Memorial is Witnessed
by the said Francis COOKE and Simon LONG of the said City Clothier - Edward SHIPSEY
[SEAL] … Nov 1735 Present Ambrose
JACKSON NOTE: Correction thanks to input from Nick Reddan. |
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BTW William LONGFIELD of the City of Corke Merchant of ye
one part and Robert DRING of
the said City Esqr and John LONGFIELD of Garrymaconey [?] Co. Corke Esqr of the other part and the Release being
Quadripartite & made between the said William LONGFIELD of the 1st part John GOODMAN of the said City Merchant of 2nd part the said
Robert DRING & John LONGFIELD
of the 3rd part and Mary GOODMAN Daughter of the said John GOODMAN
of the 4th part Release Reciting that by Lease 3 June 1724 Between James USSHER Taylorstown Co.
Waterford Esq . [NOTE: There is a Taylorstown,
Parish Tintern,
Barony Shelburne, Co. Wexford – but I could not find one in Co. Waterford] of the one part
& Samuell ROLLS of Ballyfin [probably Ballyfin
(E.D. Cloyne), Parish of Cloyne and/or Ballyfin
(E.D. Inch), Parish Inch,
- both are beside each other in the Barony Imokilly] Co. Cork Gent of
the other part the said James USSHER did Demise unto said Samuel ROLLS all ye
day and those the Lands Tenements & hereditaments of Ballyfine Parkbrack [?], Killerean [possibly Killaree,
or Kilbararee],
Lickane [Lickane , Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly], - 36 Ballydavid
[Ballydavid,
Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly] Parkcohane [probably Townparks (Páirceanna an Bhaile), Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly] Killnusoge [?],, Barryballyaurace [?], Barryballyribbin[?], Cont by
Comon Estimation 644a be the same more or less , Scituate Lying & being
in the Barony of Imokilly & County of Corke , all Mines Minneralls &
Royalty Excepted To hold unto Samuell ROLLS his heirs and assigns for and
during the Lives of John POMEROY Saml ROLLS and Richard HARDING and the
Survivor of them with all use of Renewal so as allways said - Samuel ROLLS
his heirs and assigns might have a Term for three Lives in the premises
yeilding and paying Seventy Five pounds and and under the other Rents
Covenant & agree in said Lease mentioned And Reciting that said Samuell ROLLS
borrowed £350 from John LONGFIELD Esq. Deceased for the repayment whereof he
the said Saml ROLLS perfected a Bond therein mentioned and that by Deed 9 May 1727 the said Samuel ROLLS in
Consideration of £350 Did Demise grant and convey to him the said William LONGFIELD
his heirs and assigns all and Singular said Lands and premisses subject to a
provisor of Redemption Merkin Contained and Reciting that a Judgment was
Entred on said Bond - And reciting that said John LONGFIELD Deceased
bequeathed unto Hawnby LONGFIELD and William LONGFIELD his Sons the aforesaid
Mortgage Bond and Debt and that said Hanby LONGFIELD Conveyed over unto said William
LONGFIELD his heirs Exe admr and assigns his the sd Hawnby LONGFIELD Title
& Interest in and to the same and reciting that said Samuel ROLLS
afterwards became indebted to said William LONGFIELD £550 ( over and above
said £350 for the repayment of which he perfected a Bond therein mentioned
and Warrant of Attorney by Virtue of which a Judgment was Entitled and Reciting
that said Samuel ROLLS afterwards became Indebted to William LONGFIELD the
further sum of £200 for the repayment of which he perfected a Bond therein
mentioned and warrant of Attorney by virtue of which a Judgment was Entred
& Reciting that £1,100 principal money remained due from said Samuel ROLLS
to William LONGFIELD on account of said Security , and Reciting that Robert ROGERS
Esq. by Lease 31 March 1704 did demise
unto Isaac De la CROIX all that and those the Large Stone house Cellar and
Garden then in the occupation and Tenancy of said Isaac Scituate Lying and
being on the North East Marsh of the said City To hold for 100 years from the
Twenty fifth of that Instant March at and under the yearly Rent therein
mentioned and Reciting that Ambrose JACKSON Merchant ( being Intitled
to said Lease and premisses , by Deed 23 Sept
1723 in Consideration of £300 did mortgage said premisses unto the
said John GOODMAN and that for better Securing said £300 and the port thereof
said Ambrose JACKSON perfected a Bond therein mentioned and Warrant
of Attorney by Virtue of which a Judgment was Entred and reciting that said Ambrose
JACKSON paid £50 of said £300, and there remained due from said Ambrose
JACKSON £250 and Reciting that Joseph FRANCKLYN and William BOYLE by Lease
23 June 1733 did Edward BARWICK Merchant All that peice or plot of Ground
formerly in the Tenancy or possession of let feet and then in possession of
said Edward BARWICK Containing in front next to Mallow Lane 182’ ( be the
same more or less , and on which severall houses Buildings Gardens and other
Improvements had been made and also all that piece or plot of Ground formerly
in Tenancy or possession of John AGHER and then a Twigg Yard and in the
possession of the said Joseph FRANCKLYN Containing in front next to Mallow Lane
52’ be the same more or less , all the said premisses mearing and bounded as
follows Viz on the West Mallow Lane on the North with the Lane leading from
the house formerly of Thomas BROCKLESBY to Mill then or formerly called FOWLES
Mill on the East with the wall formerly built by all Joseph FRANCKLYN Deced
and on the South with a peice of Ground then in the Tenancy of Mr Smith BROWNE , the said Lands being part
and parcel of the Lands Commonly Called rushy Meadow Scituate in the parish St Mary's Shandon in the North Libertys of the City of Corke To hold for 175 years Comencing
the Twenty Ninth of September presiding the Date of said Lease at and under
the yearly Rents therein mentioned and Reciting that said Edward BARWICK by
Deed 18 Feb 1734 In Consideration of £300 did
mortgage said last mentioned premisses unto said John GOODMAN and that for
better Securing said last mentioned £300 & ye Interest thereof said
Edward BARWICK along with Richard BROCKELSBY did perfect a Bond therein ment
and warrant of attorney by Virtue of which two Several Judgments were Entred
and Reciting that said last mentioned £300 remained due to said John GOODMAN
and Reciting that a marriage was Intended to be had between said William LONGFIELD
and said Mary GOODMAN and Reciting that said John GOODMAN had paid into the
hands of said Robert DRING and
John LONGFIELD parties thereto £350 and that it was part of Marriage
agreement that said Several principal sums making together £2,000 should be
disposed of and Settled to the uses , upon the Several Trusts and to and for
the Intents and purposes therein mentioned and Declared By which said Release
the said William LONGFIELD for the Considerations therein mentioned did Grant
Release assign and make over unto the said Robert DRING and John LONGFIELD and to their heirs all that and
those the before mentioned Lands Tenements & hereditaments of Ballyfine [probably Ballyfin
(E.D. Cloyne), Parish of Cloyne and/or Ballyfin
(E.D. Inch), Parish Inch,
- both are beside each other in the Barony Imokilly], Parkbrack
Killerean [possibly Killaree,
or Kilbararee],
Lickane [Lickane , Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly], BallyDavid [Ballydavid,
Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly] Parkcohane[probably Townparks (Páirceanna an Bhaile), Parish Cloyne, Barony Imokilly – in the town of
Cloyne] Killnisoge , Barrybally = aurace Barryballyribbin [probably Ballyrobin
North, Parish Ballintemple,
Barony Imokilly] Lying
in the Barony of Imokilly and County of Corke as sd Lands were conveyed in Mortgage by said Samuell
Rells as aforesaid and on LONGFIELD did , assign over unto said Robert DRING & John LONGFIELD the said
Three Bonds perfected by Saml ROLLS & ye Judgments obtained thereon with
the Severall Debts by the due and by which said Release the said John GOODMAN
for the Considerations therein mentioned did Grant assign and make over unto
the said Robert DRING and John LONGFIELD
all that and those the before mentioned premisses so assigned over in
Mortgage by the said Ambrose JACKSON and Edward BARWICK respectively
as aforesaid and said I GOODMAN did assign over unto said Robert DRING and John ENFIELD his Bond
perfected by Ambrose JACKSON and the Judge obtained thereon and said
Bond perfected by Edward BARWICK & Richard BROCKELSBY and the Judgments
obtained thereon with the sevl Debts by them due And it is thereby declared
and agreed that said security or £700 said security for said £250 remaining
due from said Ambrose JACKSON and Security for said £300 due from
Edward BARWICK are so as aforesaid assigned unto if Robert DRING & John LONGFIELD & said
£350 as aforesaid paid into their hands ( all said sums making together £2,000
principal money for the uses Intents and purposes therein after mentioned to
be employed at Interest and said John GOODMAN for the Joint Lives of him and
his wife to have ye Interest of a Quarter part of said £2,000 and we LONGFIELD
to have of Interest of a remainder thereof and after the Decease of the first
of them the said John GOODMAN and his wife that should dye William LONGFIELD
for his life to have ye Interest of a whole sum after his decease ( in case
said Mary who survive him and there be no Issue then all money to belong to
her , and if Issue then a Moyety of said money to belong to her & ye
Interest of ye other Morety during her life and after her decease that other
moiety to go to the issue as therein mentioned In case of her dying in his
life time without Issue then all said money to belong to said William LONGFIELD
and of Issue then a moiety of said money to belong to him and after his
decease the other Moiety to go to the issue as therein mentioned of said £2,000
should be laid out in a purchase as therein mentioned said John GOODMAN is to
receive a Quarter part of the profitts of what should be purchased during the
Joint Lives of him and his wife and William LONGFIELD to receive the profitts
of the Remainder thereof and after the Decease of the first of the said John GOODMAN
and his wife that shoud dye said William LONGFIELD for his life to have the
profitts of the whole after his decease in case said Mary Should Survive him
and there be no Issue then all to belong to her and of Issue then a moyety to
belong to her and the profitts of the other Moiety here and after her decease
as other moiety to go to the issue as therein mentioned In Case of her dying
in his life time without Issue then all to belong to him and if Issue then a
moiety to belong to him and after his decease the other Moiety to go to the
Issue as therein mentioned and the said John GOODMAN did Covenant that his Executors
Immediately after the decease of the longest liver of him and his wife pay
into the hands of said Trustees £500 to be employed at Interest and said William
LONGFIELD for his life to have ye Interest thereof after his decease said
Mary for her life to have the Interest thereof and after the Decease of the
Survr of said William and Mary then said £500 to go to the Issue as therein
mentioned if no issue to go to the Exec or assigns of said William LONGFIELD
Provided said Mary Shard in the Life time of sd John GOODMAN and his wife or
the survivor of them without issue the said £200 not to be payable or demandable.
WITNESS: Thomas LUKEY Clke to Robert WALLIS of the City of Corke Publick
Notary and by the sd Robt Robert WALLIS and said Release as to the perfection
thereof by the said William LONGFIELD John GOODMAN and Robert DRING and John LONGFIELD
is witnessed by the said Thomas LUKEY and Robt WALLIS and as to the
perfection thereof by said Mary GOODMAN is witnessed by the Revd Richd GOODMAN
of Bandon in the County of Corke Clke and Eliza WARREN of the same Spinster
and this mem is witnessed by the said Thomas LUKEY and Robert WALLIS …
SEE: Landed Estates Database. Longfield (Castlemary &
Longueville) – Estates. John Longfield, of Castle Mary, near Cloyne,
county Cork married Mary Hawnby of Mallow, county Cork. |
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BTW Edward ST. GEORGE of the Town of Kinsale [Townplots,
Parish Kinsale, Barony Kinsale] Co. Cork Gent of
the one part & Rev. Jemmett BROWNE Dean of Rosses & Walter BOWLER of Kinsale a Gent of the other part &
the sd Release being partite & made between the sd Edwd ST. GEORGE of the
first the Jemmett BROWNE &
Walter Bowler of the Second & the Rev St.John BROWNE of Kinsale afd Clerke & Amelia ST. GEORGE only
Daw of the S. Edward ST. GEORGE of the third pt the release Reciting that the
S. Edw ST. GEORGE was seized in fee of & in all that & those the present
Dwelling House of him the sd Edw ST. GEORGE Situate in low Fishers Street in
the sd Town of Kinsale with the Appurs subject only to a yearly rent of 16s
6p pay thereout & reciting that the R. Honble Edwd SOUTHWELL Esqr by
Indenture of Lease 10 Dec 1729 Did Demise
grant set & to farm Let unto ye Said Edward ST. GEORGE & William BOWLER
of Kinsale a Gent . All that & those the Lands of Glawnbegg [Glanbeg,
Parish Ringcurran.
Barony Kinsale], &
Knocknabohilly [Knocknabohilly,
Parish Ringcurran.
Barony Kinsale], contg
abt 30a be ye same more or less Situate lying being near the sd Town of
Kinsale bounded as in this Lease is particularly ment & described and
also the Lands called by the name of Troopers Close [Troopers-close,
Parish Ringcurran.
Barony Kinsale], also
situate lying & being near the S. Town of Kinsale cont , abt Eight acres
be the same more or less bounded as my Laws also particularly mentd &
described with the Appurs thereunto belonging to hold for the Term , of
Fourscore & Nineteen years of the Lives of the three sons in the sd Lease
named or any of them should so long live at & under the yearly rent of £20
In which sd Lease recontd Covt for renewing the same for ever on the death or
failure of any of the Lives in Lease named or thereafter to be named in any
Deed of renewal to be made purst thereto to as the Tenants might always have
a Term of Fourscore & Nineteen years in the premisses of three Lives or
any of them should so long live paying Halfa years rent fine for each renewal
& reciting that a Marriage was intended to be had between the sd
John BROWNE & the S. Amelia
ST. GEORGE By which sd release In Const of the s. Marr He the s. Edward ST.
GEORGE did Grant Bargan Sell Assign remise release & confirm unto ye
Jemmett BROWNE & Walter BOWLER
their Heires. Admr & Assigns respectively all that & those one full
half or Moiety of & in the before mentd Dwelling House with the Appurs
and also all his this Edward ST. GEORGE Moiety or half pt of & in the sd
recited Lease & the Lands & posses of Glawnbegg Knocknabohilly &
Troopers Close with their every of their Appurs & hold all & using
the Moiety of the s. Dwelling House with the Appurs unto the sd Jemmell BROWNE & Walter BOWLER their
Heirs & ass for Ever to & for the sevl Uses Intents & purposes
upon the Trusts & subject to the Limitations & agreems in the sd
Release particularly ment and to hold the sd Edward ST. GEORGE Moiety of the
S. Lands of Glawnbegg Knocknabohilly & Troopers Close with the Appurs
unto the sd Jemmett BROWNE & Walter BOWLER their and Admrs & ass for & during all the
residue & rem of the sd Term in & by the s. recited Lease granted and
for & during such further Term & terms therein as shall be thereafter
granted by any future Lease or leases to be made of the sd premes purst to
the Covt for renewal - in the sd recited Lease Contd at & under a Moiety
of the Rents Fines & Cost in the same Lease mentd Upon the sevl Trusts
& to & for sevl Intents & purposes in the release particularly
ment which sd Indre of Lease & release are WITNESS: Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cock Esq . & William BOWLER of Kinsale a Gent & this
Memr is Witnessed by Ambrose JACKSON & Michael McCARTHY Clerke to
Robt WALLIS of the sd City of Cork public notary Edward ST. GEORGE [SEAL].
16 Aug 1738.
NOTE: Jemmett BROWNE (?-1782) Archbishop of Tuam was a brother of
Thomas BROWNE who married Susan Judith JACKSON, daughter of Ambrose
JACKSON.
NOTE: John BROWNE cleric; 4th son of Edward BROWN (1676-1714)
who married Judith JEMMETT in 1699; John married Amelia ST. GEORGE (daughter
of Edward ST. GEORGE), and he was also a brother of Thomas BROWNE who married
Susannah Judith JACKSON daughter of Ambrose JACKSON. Jemmett BROWN (abt
1700-1782) was the eldest brother of Thomas & John. |
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Cork |
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BTW Jonathan ASHE of the City of Cork and of the one part
and William SULLIVAN of City of other part reciting that whereas there issued
forth of his Majesties Court of Exchequer Dublin his Majestie Writt of fier
fac [A writ of fieri facias is a court-issued legal document
that directs a sheriff or law enforcement officer to seize and sell a
judgment debtor’s property. It is used to collect an unpaid monetary judgment
when the debtor has failed to pay voluntarily.] for levying of the Goods
& Chattles of Tho . MOSEBERRY £1,052.6.10 Costs at the suite of William COUGHLAN
late of Ballea [Ballea,
Parish Liscleary,
Barony Kerrycurrihy ] Co. Corke Gend . Deceased Directed to Sherriffs of City of Cork 19 June 1727 return in [?] following and Mark 'd
at the Foot thereof £520.15.6 by virtue of Which Writt James CROOKE & Ambrose
JACKSON Esqr then Sherriff of the County of the City of Corke Did by order
made 22 July 1727 & for the consideration therein mentioned Grant Bargain
Sell and assign unto Thos HODDER of Ballea Co.Corke Esq all the Estate right
Title & Interest of him the said Tho : Moseberry in & to the Fields
and Lands part of Ballyhehane [Ballyphehane,
Parish – NOTE: it straddles St. Finbar and
St. Nicholas, Barony Cork], Cont by survey of Mr.
James BROWNE 31a 3r 25p English
Statute measure more or less situate in the South Liberties of the City of
Corke bounding as therein set forth by virtue of one Leases 24 July 1718 & by Thomas MOSEBERRY & Thomas
NEWENHAM late of City of Corke Deceased for the Term of 99 years - Comment
from the first day of Phillip and Jacob 1717 at
the yearly Rent of £18.18 payable half yearly as by the sd Lease May appear
Together recited Lease & whereas the Thomas HODDER decd by Assignment 22 July 1727 did Sell assign and make over the
said Lease & Pres Together with said recited Lease & Indenture unto
ye sd William COUGHLAN Decd which said William COUGHLAN decd by his last Will
& Testamt devised unto his son William COUGHLAN Jun Lease hold Lands
& premes & one for & dur of Remains of Term of 99 Years & William
COUGHLAN Jun. Did by Deed 14 Apr 1733 for
the Consideracon therein Mentioned convey & upon this state &
interest of and in Lands & premes during the residue & remainder of
sd Term of 99 years yet to come & unexpired W Lands & premes the Job HART
did by an Indowment on the back of said Deed 16
April declare that he purchased lands & premes for the sd William SULLIVAN
& to his use & benefit & whereas the said William SULLIVAN did by
Deed Poll 2 July then Instant for the considerations therein mentioned sell
and assign unto the Jonathan ASHE all his Estate & Interest in the said
Lands and premes for the remainder of said Term of Ninety Nine years then To
come and unexpired and that the sd Jonathan ASHE in consideration of the sum
of £200 to him paid by the said William SULLIVAN did Grant and make over unto
the said William SULLIVAN his Exr Admr and assigns all the said Lands &
premes aforesaid Every part thereof with the appurtences and also all the
Estate right Title & Interest Term of years to come property Claim &
Demand whatsoever of him the sd Jonathan ASHE of in or to the same … WITNESS:
Edward SULLIVAN J. HART … 4 May 1733
FOLLOW UP I believe
there was an Ambrose Jackson COUGHLAN |
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Cork |
1739 Aug 28 |
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork Esqr of
the 1st part; George his most sacred Matie on George the 2nd Part by the grace of God of Great Britain France & Ireland to set &
to farm let all that part of the yard which formerly led from the Custom
House Quay of Cork to the said Ambrose JACKSON’s Cellar & then
called the Oldstone as it is now laid out being in Length from North to South
abt Forty four feet & in Depth from the Wall of the Custom House Quay to
the East [joumb?] of Dr SCOTT’s back door abt Twenty six feet Together with
full & free Liberty of Ingress egress & Regress in & this the Law
or passage from half Moon Street as now State between George LEE’s house
& the before mentd old for to the sd demised premes in as full & ample
manner as the sd Ambrose JACKSON doth now or did lately Enjoy the same
for the Term of Sixty three years from the Twenty fourth day of June then
last past at the yearly rent of £8 In which sd Lease is contd Cot for renewal
in Case obtaining a further term in the presses WITNESS: Michael McCARTHY
Clerke to Robt WALLIS of the City of Corcke pub not & by the sd Robt
WALLIS - Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1736 Mar 18 |
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Corke Esq .
Executor of the last Will and Testament of Henry FITZGERALD late of the said
City Cooper deced of the one part & John FITZGERALD of the S City Mercht
Eldest son of the s Henry FITZGERALD of the other part reciting that whereas
Theodore VAN ZEVENHOVEN of the City Merch by Indre of Lease did and release 23
May 1716 did Grant Bargain Sell release & Confirm unto the said Henry FITZGERALD
all that and those part of Ground called the Bowling Green of Corke
[aka Hammonds Marsh see Cork
Heritage – Kieran McCarthy’s site] then lately Granted by Francis
COTTERELL Alderman unto said Theodore VAN ZEVENHOVEN that is to say in the
south west Quarter of the premes facing to the Middle Channell adjoining to
the Holdings of Caleb FAULKINER on the West as contains 58’ from East to West
and 80’ from South to North Situate and being on the North East Marsh of
Corke bounding as in said Lease with the Appendances and Appurtences and the
reversion and reversion remainder and remainders of the same also wharfage and
Keage [Quayage] of all ships Coats and goods coming to the Kea [Quay] of the
premes to be Lodden or discharged on or from the same reserving as in Lease
reserved to Hold the said Granted Premes unto the said Henry FITZGERALD his
Heirs and Asse forever at and under the yearly fee farm Rent following that
is to say for the first three years £8 payment Yearly and every year after
the Expiration of said Three years £25.8s payable half yearly and Whereas the
said Henry FITZGERALD did duly make & publish his last will and Testament
in writing 2 Nov 1735 & thereby did
Impower said Ambrose JACKSON whom he appointed sole thereof to sell
Convey and Dispose of or to Sett and let all and every or any part of his the
said Henry FITZGERALD Estate real and personal or Either of them upon the
Trusts & to the uses mentioned in the said Will whereby vested in the
said Ambrose JACKSON the Legall Estate of all and Every his concerns
aforesaid by virtue of which power the said Ambrose JACKSON and
advertize that he would sell the said Deed of Lease and release by Publick
land to the Highest bidder on the Exchange of Corke on Friday the 11 March then Instant about Noon and whereas the
same were accordingly went up to be sold by Publick Cant and the said Jno FITZGERALD
was the highest bidder on Cant and that the said Ambrose JACKSON for
the Consideration in said first mentioned Deed of release did Grant Bargain
Sell alien released being by virtue of the said first mentioned Deed of Lease
and to his Heirs and Assigns all and singular the premes aforesaid with the
Apper dances and Appurts and the Reversion and reversions Remainder and
Remainders Yearly and other rents Issues , and profits of the said preand all
the Estate Right Title Interest of Redemption claim and Demand whatsoever
both in law and Equity of this Ambrose JACKSON his Heirs and Assigns
of in and to the same together with the said recited Indenture of Lease and
release To Hold the same unto the said John FITZGERALD his Heirs and Ass
forever at and under and subject unto the yearly fee farm rents reservations
and covenants in said recited Deed of release contained with other usual
Clauses & Covenants WITNESS: Russell WOOD and Anthony LANE both of the
City of Corke Gent. John FITZGERALD [SEAL] 2 April 1742
NOTE: ROD: 1-7-2840. The
Dutch businessman Theodore Van Zevenhoven married Helena LONGFIELD (wealthy
Cork family) in 1708. This indenture of demise from that date passes his
property (as a marriage settlement) on what is now Lavitt's Quay to the
Longfields, more particularly to his wife. So the original owner of the house
on the quays (and at that time the quays themselves) was TVZ himself, which
he built, but he passed ownership of house and quays to west of it as far as
the Customhouse Slip (Coal Quay) to the Longfields, and through them to the
Lavits, and through them to the Perrys. SOURCE: Cork
Historical Society on Facebook. |
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Cork |
1740 Sept 25 |
Image 125
BTW Richard BROCKLESBY of the City of Corke Gent of the
one part and Ambrose JACKSON of the said City Esq of the other part
whereby the S Richard BROCKLESBY did Demise and set unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON his Exe and 37 and Assigns all that and those close or field part
of the Lands of Farrenpheris [Farranferris,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] late
in the possion of Novlett JOHNSON Chandler Sit in North liberties of the said
City and parish of St
Mary's Shandon [NOTE: Boundraries have
since shifted – now in St Anne's Shandon]
Cont about 4a … bounding to the North with a lane or Road to the South with
the Holdings of Henry MANNIX Merchant to the East with the Holdings of Jesse FORSTER
and to the West with the Holdings of James BLAZEBY Chandler with all and
Singular the part parcells Members Issues ways profitts Appendances and
Appurtences to all and every part of the sd Demised premes belonging or in
any wise appert with full liberty of Digging Stones in the sd BROCKLESBY
Comon Quarry and of any my said Stones from thence with all convenient and
necessary carriages to the Demised premes four Time to Time he or they shall
require or want to build with in or about the said Demised premes without let
or hindrance whatsoever saving and reserving out of Lease or Demise during
the continuance thereof , as of ten as shall be required by the sd Richard BROCKLESBY
his Exd Admr and Assigns liberty to the water springing intro CROKERs Lands
or fields to have a free passage through the said Demised premes in the Old
Channell To hold (saving and reserving as aforesaid , unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON his Ears Admrs and Assigns for and During the Term of 99 years to
Commence and begin from 25 March last past before the date thereof at and
under the yearly Rent of £8.5 an otherwise as in and by the Indenture of
lease is recited WITNESS: John SAYER of the said City Hearthmoney man and
Charles DAWLY of the City Scrivener and John PAUL of the said City Cooper Ambrose
JACKSON [SEAL] |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1744, Sept 7 |
Image
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BTW Between John HARRISON of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons] ing Cooke
Esqr of the one part & Stephen DUSOUL of the City of Corke Carpenter of
the other part Reciting that the sd John HARRISON did Demise & Set unto
ye sd Stephen DUSOUL all & those the front house wherein the sd Stephen DUSOUL
then Dwelled togr with the backside back Kitchen ye Yard or backside &
Cellar formerly in possession of Ambrose JACKSON Esqr ye sd House
& Premes Mearing & bounding on the North to the main Street leading
to the Woodenbridge On South W. Edmond MEAGHERs holding on ye East the sd
lane leading to the yard & Collar & to Mr SMITHs Stable as formely
& on the West wt the holding of the widow
OLIVER & Mr Boyle LENNOX Situate one North East Marsh of the City
of Corke & Parish of St. Paul [adjacent to St Anne's Shandon ]
with all ways - Passages Priviledges appences & Appurs soever to hereby
demised Premises or any pt thereof belonging or appertaining To hold the sd
Demised Premes to the Appurs unto the sd Stephen DUSOUL his Exe admr &
assigns for the full term of 960 years to commence from the 25 March of March
then last past at the yearly Rent of £15 to be paid half yearly on every 29th day of Sept & 25th day of March by even Portions Clear Rent
over & above all rates Taxes & Impositions What soever then known or
unknown Imposed or to be imposed on the sd hereby Demised Premes during so
term it rent Crown rent only Excepted wt the usual Clause of Distress &
reentry and that the sd Stephen DUSOUL his Admr & Aps should & would
keep all the structures Buildings Houses & other Improvemt that then were
or thereafter during sd term be built erected or made on sd thereby demised
Premes [?] & Tenantable in good - Repair Casualties of Fire & War therein
excepted , & the same al Determin of the sd Demise should & would
quickly surrender unto the sd John HARRISON his Exr Admr & Assigns in
Like Tenantable Order & Condition Except therein before Excepted ; WITNESS:
Henry NASON of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons] aforesd
Gent & John BOLAND of the City of Cork and Thos Boland of the City of
Corke Gent Stept DUSOUL [SEAL] 26th Novr 1744
NOTE: Widow OLIVER may be the widow of Robert OLIVER (1671-1738). |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1744 Dec 1 |
Image
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BTW John HARRISON of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons] In the Co
of Corke Esqr of the one part & Stephen DUSOUL of the City of Corke
Carpenter of the other part Reciting that the sd John HARRISON did Demise
& Set unto the said Stephen DUSOUL all that & those the front house
wherein the sd Stephen DUSOUL dwelled together with the Backside Back kitchen
& the yard or backside & Cellar formerly in the Possion of Ambrose
JACKSON Esq the sd house & prems mearing & bounding on the North with
the Main Street leading to ye Wooden Bridge on the South with Edmond MEAGHERs
holdings on the East the Lane leading to the sd Yard & Cellar & Mc [?]
Stable as formerly & on the West with the holding of the Widow OLIVER
& Mr Boyle LENNOX situate on the North East marsh of the City of Corke part
of St. Paul Parish [adjacent to St Anne's Shandon]
all ways passages Priviledges appences & Appurs whoever to the sd hereby
demised premes or any pt thereof belonging or appertaining To hold the sd
Demised Premisses wth their Appursun 18 the sd Stephen DUSOUL his Exd Admr
& ass for the full term of 970 years to commence from the 25th day of March then last past at the yearly rent of £15 to be half yearly on
every 29th day of Septr & 25th day of March by even
Portions Clear Rent over and above all rates Taxes or Impositons whosoever
then known or unknown imposed or to be imposed on sd thereby demised
preduring sd term Quit rent or rent only excepted ) with the usual clauses of
Distress & reentry and that the sd Stephen DUSOUL his Executors Admins
& Assigns & to keep all the structures houses buildings houses &
other improve that then were or thereafter during sd in shod be built erected
or made on sd thereby Demised Premes Ship[?] Staunch & Tenantable &
in good repair casualties of fire & War therein excepted … WITNESS: Henry
NASON of Castlelyons [Parish Castlelyons] aforesd
Gent & John BOLAND of the City of Corke Gent & Thos Boland of the
City of Corke Gent. Stephen DUSOUL [SEAL] 1st Decr 1744.
NOTE: Widow OLIVER may be the widow of Robert OLIVER (1671-1738). |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1744 May 6 |
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BTW Robert DRING of the City of Corke Esq . of the 1st part William LONGFIELD of
said City Merch of the 2nd part and Ambrose JACKSON, Esqr
of said City Alderman of the 3rd part reciting that whereas Robert
ROGERS Esqr by Indenture of Lease 31 March 1704 for
the consideration therein mentioned did demise and set unto Isaac De La CROIX
late of said City of Corke Merchant deceased all that and those the large
Stone house Cellar and garden then in the occupation and Tenancy of the said
Isaac De La CROIX Situate on the north East Marsh of said City To hold the
same unto the said Isaac De La CROIX his Eds admrs and assigns for the Term
of 100 years commencing from the 25th of March then Instant at the
yearly rent following that is to say for and during the then war between
England of the one side and France and Spain of the other side the yearly
Rent of £30 and from and after the determination of the sd was then and from
thence forth the yearly Rent of £35 and Reciting that whereas the said Ambrose
JACKSON being by mesne assignments in Law or otherwise possessed of or
entitled to the said recited Lease and premisses by Deed of Mortgage 23 Sept 1723 made betw been said Ambrose
JACKSON of the one part and John GOODMAN late of said City of Corke
Merchant of the other part reciting as therein is recited for the
consideration therein mentioned did grant bargain sell Transfer assign and
make over unto the said John GOODMAN All and singular the before mentioned
premisses with the appurtenances thereunto belonging and did also assign over
unto the said John GOODMAN the two several therein recited Premises and all
benefitt by them respectively to be had and all the estate and Term of him
the said Ambrose JACKSON his ad and adm of in and to the same subject
to the Condition of Redemption in the said deed of Mortgage contained and
Reciting that whereas by Indenture Quadripartite made 2 Aug 1736 between the
said William LONGFIELD party thereto of the 1st part the aforesaid
John GOODMAN of the 2nd part the said Robert DRING party thereto and John
LONGFIELD of Gorrymaconey [?] in the
County of Corke Esq . of the 3rd part and Mary GOODMAN Daughter of
said John GOODMAN of the 4th part he the said John GOODMAN for and
in consideration of a Marriage intended to be had and solemnized by and
between the said William LONGFIELD and the said Mary GOODMAN Daughter of the
said John GOODMAN and for the other considerations therein mentioned did
among other things sell and make over unto the said Robert DRING and said John LONGFIELD all
that and those the aforesaid premisses so assigned over in mortgage by the
said Ambrose JACKSON as aforesaid to hold the same unto the said
Robert being and John LONGFIELD their Exe admrs & assigns from
thenceforth during the remainder of said Term then unexpired under the Rents
covenant & agreements in said Lease mentioned subject to the aforesaid
equity of Redemption to and for the uses & purposes in said Last recited
Indenture contained and further reciting as in said Indented Deed is recited
and that the said Robt DRING was the adding Trustee by vertue of said last recited Indenture therefore said
Indented Deed witness that the said Robert DRING for the considerations therein mentioned by the approbation and appointment
of the said William LONGFIELD testified by his being a party thereto did
grant bargain Sell release reassign reconvey and sett over unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON his Eds admrs & assigns all that and those the said Large
stone house Cellar and Garden formerly in the occupation and Tenancy of the
said Isaac De La CROIX situate on the north East marsh of said City of Corke
with the appurtenances thereunto belonging and also the two aforesd several Policies
& all benefit by them respectively to be had and all the Estate interest
& term of years unexpired claim and Demand whatsoever of him the said
Robt DRING of in & to the
said premisses and every part thereof to which said Indented Deed the said
Robert DRING William LONGFIELD
& Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Thomas BEAMISH of the City of
Corke Gent & Abel HARRIS Clke to the said Thomas BEAMISH. 6 May 1754 |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1754 Mar 4 |
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BTW John FITZGERALD of the City of Cork Merchant of the
one part and the Revd Thomas DAUNT of Fahalea [Fahlea,
Parish Carrigaline,
Barony of Kerrycurrihy],
in the County of Cork the of the other part Reciting that whereas Sarah CULLINANE
widow and Relict of Charles CULLINANE of the City of Cork Mason deced by indenture
of Lease 15 Jan 1740 for the
Considerations therein ment did demise unto James RYAN of the said City Innkeeper
all that and those the house and walled piece of Ground fronting the same
house in Williams Street then late in the Tenure and occupation of William MORRISON
late of said City Supernumary Tide Waiter deced bounded as in the said Indenture
is mentioned situate lying and being in the parish of Saint Paul [adjacent to St Anne's Shandon]
in the North East quarter of the City of Cork with the appurts To hold unto
the said James Ryan his Exr Admr and assigns for the Term of 31 years to
commence from the 29th Day of September then last past at the
yearly rent of £3 Sterling and reciting that whereas the said James RYAN by
his Deed of assignment on the back of the said lease 14
Aug 1745 for the Consed therein ment did grant assigns and set over
unto Dominick WATERS of the said City Merch the said Lease and the premisses
thereby demised and all the Improvent made thereon To hold unto the said
Dominick WATERS his Ex Admr and assigns for and during all his the said RYAN
's Term and Interest and writing that whereas by another assignmt on the back
of the said Lease 7 Oct 1748 the said
Dominick WATERS for the considerations therein mentioned did assign and make
over unto the said John FITZGERALD the said Lease and the premisses thereby
demised and all his the said Dominick WATERS 's Right Title and Interest
therein and writing that Whereas Robert ARMSTRONG of the City of Cork Esqr by
Indre of Lease 21 March 1746 for the
Considn therein mentd did demise and set unto the aforesaid John FITZGERALD
All that and the seaplott or piece of Ground lying in the Street called
William Street on the North East Marsh of the City of Cork containing to the
Front facing the Street aforesd 48’ and 40’ backward from out to out or
thereabouts be the same more or less and mearing and bounding as in the said
menture is ment together with the use & priviledge of the Quay fronting
Walter MARTIN 's Ground with the appurt . To hold unto the said John FITZGERALD
his Exr admr and assigns for the Term of 800 years to commence and begin from
the 25th Day of March then next ensuing at the yearly rent of £7
payable half yearly and writing that whereas by Indenture of Lease 6 May 1714 made between William MOODY of
Kilbarry [NOTE: There are 8 townlands
named Kilbarry – probably Kilbarry,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] in
the North Liberties of the City of Cork Innholder of the one part and Henry FITZGERALD
of the said City Cooper of the other part the said William Moody for the
consideration therein did demise and let unto the said Henry FITZGERALD all
that and those the Twigg Yard then lately held by Abraham VELLEN and then in
possession of the sd Henry FITZGERALD being part and parcell of the lands of Kilberry
aforesaid situate in the said North Liberties and Parish of Shandon and
bounding as in the sd Indee is mentd with the appurtenances to hold unto the
said Henry FITZGERALD his El Admrs and assigns from the 25th March
then last past for the lives therein ment at the yearly rent of £1.17 half
yearly and writing that whereas by Indenture of lease 24 Nov 1719 made btw Ellinor MOODY the widow and Admr of
William MOODY deced of the one part and the said Henry FITZGERALD of the
other part the said Ellinor MOODY for the Consed therein ment did demise and
set unto the said Henry FITZGERALD the Small Garden westward of Mallow Road
and very near opposite the said Ellinor MOODY 's the Dwelling House as it was
then fenced and enclosed in it self mearing and bounding as in the said
Indenture is mentioned being part and parcell of the lands of Kilbarry
aforesaid with the appurtenances To hold unto the said Henry FITZGERALD his
Exr admr and assigns for the Lives lives therein mentioned to commence from
the 25th March then next ensuing at the yearly rent of 30s payable
half yearly in wth said Lease is a covenant for renewing the same unto the
said Henry FITZGERALD his Exr admr and assigns in case the said Ellinor MOODY
her Ex admr or assigns or any person or persons deriving under said William MOODY
should obtain a renewal of the Lease of their holdings of Kilbarry aforesaid
and reciting that whereas by Indenture of assignment 19
March 1736 made between Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork Ex
. of the last will and Testament of the said Henry FITZGERALD of the one part
and the said John FITZGERALD of the other part the said Ambrose JACKSON for the considerations therein mentioned and grant and release unto the said
John FITZGERALD all and Singular the said Twigg yard and the said Small
Garden demised as aforesaid in and by the said two several uses herein before
recited and every part & parcell thereof with the appurtenances together
with the said two recited Indentures of Lease To hold unto the said John FITZGERALD
his Exr admr and assigns from thenceforth for the Term of Lives and Estates
as were then in being and to come by virtue of the said respective recited
Indenture of Lease or either of them at and under the yearly rents
reservations and covenants therein cont By which said Deed of Release the
said John FITZGERALD for the Considerations therein mentioned did grant
bargain sell release transfer assign and set over unto the said Thomas DAUNT
all that and those the before mentioned premisses in and by the said several
rented Indenture of Lease granted or demised with all Improvents and appurten
to them belonging and the Reversion & Rev one remainder and remainders
yearly and other Rents Issues and profits of the premisses (the premisses
remised by the said William MOODY and Elinor MOODY being then in the actual
possession of the said Thomas DAUNT by virtue of the said Deed of Lease , and
all the Estate right Title Interest property Claim & Demand whatsoever of
him the said John FITZGERALD his heirs Esqr and a respectively of in and to
the premes and every part thereof together with the sd recited Leases and the
said assignmt with their appurtenances unto the said Thomas DAUNT his heirs
Exors admrs and assigns respectively for and during the Several Estate and
Term of years mentioned in the said Sevd recited Indies of Lease at and under
the yearly rents covenants and agreemt therein severally reserved and
mentioned subject to the condition of Redemption in the said Release
mentioned to which said Deed of Release the said John FITZGERALD & Thomas
DAUNT [SEALS] WITNESSES: Thomas BEAMISH of the City of Cork Gent and Abel HARRIS
Clerk to the said Thomas BEAMISH 25 November 1754 |
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128509 |
ALDWORTH |
Cork |
1756, Sept 14 |
(NOT JACKSON – but worth including
because of other connections]
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BTW William ALLEN of Drumanaragill [Dromanarrigle,
Parish Kilmeen, Barony Duhallow]in the County of
Corke Gent of the one part & Robert ROGERS of Lota [Lota
Beg, and/or Lota
More, Parish Rathcooney,
Barony Cork ]in the County
of the City of Corke Esqr and St Leger ALDWORTH of Newmarket [Newmarket,
Parish Clonfert, Barony Duhallow], Co. Corke
Esq Trustees named in the settlem made on the Intermarriage
of Boyle ALDWORTH Esqr with Martha ALDWORTH otherwise ROGERS his wife 4 Sept 1755 of the other part whereby William ALLEN
for the Consideration of the sum of £300 part of the Trust money in Said
Settlement mentioned to him paid by said Robert ROGERS and St Leger ALDWORTH
did grant bargain sell assign alien release and confirm unto said Robert ROGERS
and St ALDWORTH their heirs and assigns all that and those the Lands of
Garranavang [probably Garraunawarrig
Lower and/or Garraunawarrig
Upper. Parish Clonfert,
Barony Duhallow], situate
in the Barony of Duhallow Mannor of Newmarket and County of Corke To hold with their appurtenances unto
the said Robert ROGERS & St Leger ALDWORTH their heirs and assigns from
thenceforth for and during the Natural lives and Life of the several persons
in the last renewal thereof named and then in being the Survivors and survey
of the land for and During ye Naturall Life and Lives of all and every such
other person and persons as shall from time to time be thereafter added and
inserted in any further or other pharewall thereof to be obtained pursuant to
the Covenant for perpetual Renewall thereof in Indenture of Release mentioned
at and under the Rents Covenants Duties & Fines for Renewall in said
Indenture of Release Likewise mentioned Subject to the Provise or condition
of Redemption in the said Indenture of Release mentioned whereby the same is
made void upon payment of the sum of £300 together with Interest for the same
at the Rate of £5 for the hundred by the year on the First Day of September
next Ensuing the Date of said Indenture of Release To which said Indenture of
Release said William ALLEN Robert ROGERS and Leger ALDWORTH [SEALS] WITNESSES
Boyle ALDWORTH of Newmarket in the County of Cork Esqr & Thomas FARRREN
of the City of Corke Gent 27th day of April 1758 , Anthony LANES one of the
Master Extraordinary of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland Justices
present
NOTE: Boyle ALDWORTH (?-1787) married Oct 2, 1755 his 2nd wife Martha ROGERS (?- aft 1762) after the death of his first wife Jane
OLIVER (?-bef 1755) of Limerick.
NOTE: St. Leger ALDWORTH (abt 1715-1787) who married Mary BARRY was a
brother of Boyle ALDWORTH and Eliza ALLEN née ALDWORTH (?-?) She was the wife of William ALLEN, son of William
ALLEN. WIKI Tree. |
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Cork |
1758, May 30 |
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BTW John NEWMAN & others to John ROGERSON of the
Little Island [Parish Little
Island] in the County of Corke Esqr of the 1st part Ambrose
JACKSON of the City of Corke Esqr of the other part , Whereby the sd John
ROGERSON Did Set and to farm let unto the said Ambrose JACKSON , all
that piece or parcell of Ground with the Mill thereon
as measured and described in the map thereunto Annexed meared and bounded as
follows to wit on the West with the Land now filled Rock Lane Leading from
Little Church Yard Lane to a tree at the End of Brock Lane and Church Yard
Lane and from the said Free in a direct line North Eastward Just beyond the
Hatch or Shelle for Discharging the waste Water from the Mill Course and from
thence Eastward as far as the said John Rogerson Bound and on the East along
the said John ROGERSON Mearing and on the South with a Lane Leading from
Little Church Yard Lane to Jennetts Bridge [Jennets?] as far as the Bounds of
the Ground of the said John ROGERSON Eastward and also a Small piece of
Ground Westward of Rocklane Adjoyning to Mr GALWAYs Concerns as by the said
Mapp thereunto annexed more fully may appear together with the appurs To hold
unto the said Ambrose JACKSON his Exr Admr and asigns 999 years from
the 21st day of April , being the 25th day of March
According to the old Stile , which will be in the year of our Lord 1790 at
and under the yearly Rent of £35.5 payable half yearly to which said
Indenture of Lease said John ROGERSON and Ambrose JACKSON put their
hands and Seals – WITNESS: thereto are Ambrose MASON Servant to the said
John ROGERSON and John VERDON of the City of Cork Writing Clke and this
memorial is witnessed by the said John VERDON and Thomas SKEYS of the same
City Gent 24 April 1758 Anth Lake one of the Masters Extraordinary of the High
Court of Chancery in Ireland Justices present - Robert WRIXON George HODDER. |
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131949 |
JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1759 Mar 3
|
Addis BUSTEED residual legatee & sole exec'r of
John ADDIS; dec'd, for £200 from Jonathan BUSTEED, Gent of Dundandion in Co
& city of Corke, grantee [1716 deed] being the interest & sum due to
John ADDIS, Gent of Cork City, did grant sd plot of ground on S-E Marsh of
Cork city [100x150 ft] to Ebinezer PIKE, grantee, to hold from thence forth
for unexpired term, subj to rent. Plot of ground on S-E marsh Cork city
[100X150 ft] from William DUNSCOMBE Esq. late of Cork City, deceased grantor,
to Richard BUSTEED Gent of Meadstown, Co. Cork, grantor, between holdings of
Michael PRICE on North and lands of William DUNSCOMBE on south, 900 years
from 29 Sept then last, at £8.4s. Richard BUSTEED assigned to Jonathon
BUSTEED plot of ground on S-E marsh Cork city [100X150 ft] on condit of
repayment of £200. Michael PRICE had holdings to north of plot of ground in
S-E Marsh of Cork city being demised. Addis BUSTEED, for £200 from Jonathon
BUSTEED being the interest & sum due to John ADDIS, did grant sd plot of
ground on S-E Marsh of Cork city [100x150 ft] to Ebinezer PIKE to hold from
thence forth for unexpired term, subj to rent. Registrars: Roger POWER, Ambrose
JACKSON & John JACKSON. WITNESSES: Maurice BARNARD,
Gent of Cork City & James Hull LAWTON, Gent & Quaker for one year
past. |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1760 Oct 4
|
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of City of Cork Esq. and sole
executor of last will of Henry FITZGERALD late of City of Cork, Cooper
deceased of 1 pt William REGAN of City of Cork Cooper of other pt.
[description of land echoed in other leases] Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1761 May 7 |
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BTW Catherine PLAINCE of the City of Corke Widow of the
first part Mathias SMITH & Anthony LANE of ye same City Esqr of the secd
pt & Mathias PLAINCE of ye sd City of Corke Gent Eldest son of the sd
Cath PLAINCE of ye third Whereby after Reciting as therein is Recited the sd
Cath PLAINCE for the Conside thereinment did Grant bargain sell assign &
set overunto the sd Nathaniel SMITH & Anthony LANE All y & those
houses ground & prems in & City of Corke formerly held by Ambrose CRAMER
Alderman Cont on ye South in Length down to the Town 154’ & on ye North 120’
from ye square before sd Ambrose JACKSON late dwelling , I house down
to ye Town Wall also ally & Linney & Passage Join & the late
dwelling house of sd Ambrose CRAMER at the South and thereof Cont . 22’ in
depth & 8’ in breadth Toge with ye Benefit of ye South Wall of a house
for Resting Timber thereinalso all at & those concerns as follows to Wit
Vacent Plot of Ground Next adjoin Richard ALLEN’s Engine house with ye dwelling
house late in the possession of Benjamin TURPIN Nailor & an old of ground
adjoin sd house & front the River Lee on which were some old walls which
such demised Premises Extend from Corner of sd Engine house to ye sd River
Lee & Contain in Length – 74’ more or less in breadth 30’ 10” more or
less ) Bounded on the West with sd River be my South with John PLAINCE’s
Parly Wall on East with said ALLEN’s said. Engine house & ye North with John
CHARTER's lane where demised Prems are Siting South west quarter of the City
of Corke & Parish of Christ Church also allot & those part of Lands
of Treagh [Freagh
And Vicarsacre, Parish St Finbar's, Barony Cork] late in ye Tenancy of sd Catherine PLAINCE situate in South Liberties
of City of Corke Stewart 13a 14p English Statute Measure more or less Bound
on the North with Thomas. FITZGERALD holding
on ye East with y Road Commonly called Pouladuff Road on the South with ye
lands of Lehanagh [Lehenagh
Beg, and/or Lehenagh
More, Parish St
Finbar's, Barony Cork]
& on the West withy holds of Dominick SARSFIELD Esqr To hold with their
Appurs save as therein Excepted unto the sd Mathew SMYTH & Ann LANE &
those of them & y Ex Admrs & ass of the sum of them from ye 25th March then Last past for & due & unto y full end of the Sell Origl
Terms of years in & Indement at & under the Rents & Costs …
WITNESS: Thomas SEYS & William JONES of the City of Corke Gentn 20 1761
NOTE: Ambrose CRAMER
Esqr. Mayor. Assembly of the Mayor, Sherriffs and Common Council...The order
of the Court of Deer hundred of 14 inst., relating to the Public houses
of ease was read and agreed to, and that Mr. Foulks be joined to the
overseers of the work. Present-Mr. Mayor, two Sheriffs; Aldermen
Delahoide, Phillips, French, Morley, Terry, Bennett also Mr. Croker, Foulks,
Austin, Atkins, Rowland, Common Speaker. Minute Book of the
Corporation of Cork City
25 Feb 1725. For more see: Kings
Candlesticks: Ambrose CRAMER son of Balthazar CRAMER (1644-1704) and
Hester COGHILL.
NOTE: Since Ambrose is
an uncommon forename in the City of Cork: In 1697, a Master Ambrose UPTON was made a freeman.1708 Ambrose CRAMER sworn in as a freeman. In 1734,
both Ambrose CRAMER and Ambrose JACKSON served as Aldermen.
NOTE: Ambrose CRAMER
married Susanna BROWNE in 1710 |
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Cork |
1760 Oct 14 |
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Corke Esqr of
the one part & Edmond Quinlan REGAN of the City of Corke aforesd Gent of
the other part whereby the sd Ambrose JACKSON did demise set & to
farm let unto the sd Edmond Quinlan REGAN all that & those the House
Backhouse & Backside formerly in the Tenancy of James QUINLAN and also
the House Backhouse & Backside formerly in the Tenancy of John Casey
& afterwards of Daniel SULLIVAN Situate in the Parish St Mary's Shandon in
the North Subbs of the City of Corke Meared & bounded to the East or
front with the street leading to St Johns Mill to
the South to the Little Church yard Lane to the West with Rock Lane & to
the north with the Land wh divides sd premes from Michael GEARY concerns
which lane being 8’ wide is to be Left Entirely open & of the same
breadth as far Westward as sd Concerns River & also a piece or plot of
Ground situate in the same Subbs & Parish Cont 134’ , more or Less
fronting the Street lead off from the said Quay to St John 's Mill bound on
the West with the sd Street on the North 16th a slip or passage to the water
on the East with the Stream Running from St Johns Mill & on the South
with the premes then in the occupation of William ROCHE Cooper both free
Liberty for the sd Edmond Quinlan REGAN his Ears Adms us to make & Erect
at the East side of the mill Stream a wall north and South as for as his
premes Rich & as far as Mr Rogerson Bounds Extend Eastward To hold with
their Appurs unto the sd Edmond Quinlan REGAN his Ears Admrs & Ass for
the term of sixty years from the 25th March which will be in the
year of our Lord 1790 at the yearly Rent
of Eighteen pounds Ster payable half yearly to which sd Indre of Lease sd Ambrose
JACKSON & Edmond Quinlan REGAN [SEAL] WITNESS: Cornelius CURTIN Clerk
to Ambrose JACKSON & John VERDON of the City of Corke writing
Clerk .12th Decr 1760 |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1761 Aug 29 |
GEOFFS-JACKSON-McCARTHY Book Index 1758-1768
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BTW James CROFTS of City of Cork Joiner of 1 pt; Ambrose
JACKSON of same city Gent. Of other pt. Reciting Thomas FARREN deceased
of City of Cork indenture 18 Nov 1755 demised
to James CROFTS … ally & those Piece or Lot of ground Sit in Mallow
Lane in the North Suburbs of the sd City of Corke Conting front of sd Lane 22’
be the Same more or less & four score feet [48’] in depth Backwards , the
Breadth Backwards of four score feet one third of the Ground from Danl AHERNs
Stable to Daniel MAHONYs holding & Meared & Bound , as followeth , on
the East with & Mallow Lane on ye west with ye Lott of ground hereinafter
ment & on ye North with ye House then Build by sd Thomas FARREN &
South with hold Daniel MAHONYs as also one other Lot of Ground land West of
sd four scare feet to Stannards Lane & facing the hold of Thos FITZMAURICE
being one half of the ground then untries from Thomas TOBINs Bounds to y
Bounds of the sd Thomas MAHONY with full liberty & Power for ye James CROFTS
his Exec adm & to make use of the Wall of ye House then Buildt by sd Thomas
FARRANs a party wall Together with all & Singly Members Priviledges
appendces & Appurstoys demised preme belong or appertaing To Hold unto
the sd Jas CROFTS his Exr Admr & ass for the term of 99 years to commence
from the 29th day of Sep. then last past at y Yearly Rent of £5.
payable half yearly on every 25th March & 29th Sept
dur sd term by was Indre of assignmt yd Jas CROFTS in Conside of the sum of £43.15
did grant assign & make over unto the sd Ambrose JACKSON aforesd
Piece or plott of Ground Toge with ye sd Lot of ground so demised by the sd
Thomas FARREN to the sd Jas CROFTS as aforesd To Hold to the Ambrose
JACKSON his Exr Admr & ass for the Residue of the sd Term 99 Years
Subject to the Rents & Covts in ye sd Recited Indre of Lease & by sd
declaration of trusty sd Ambrose JACKSON did acknowledge & declare
the sd Indre of assignment was made & Executed unto him in trust &
for the use of William Dennis McCARTHY a minor of the age of five years his Executors Admr & Aply thes Considn
Money of £43.15 therein ment was the proper money of the sd Minor to as Indre
of assign the sd James CROFTS & the sd Ambrose JACKSON put their
hands & Seals & to w declarat of trusty sd Ambrose JACKSON also put his hand & seal & WITNESS:Christopher KNIGHT & William SNOWE
of the City of Corke Gent & Daniel KNIGHT of the same City Grocer - James
CROFTS [SEAL] 5 Sept 1761 |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1760, Dec 12 |
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BTW Thomas BRENAN of the City of Pike Cooper and Ann BRENAN
otherwise FITZGERALD his wife of the one part and Will Margin of the said
City House Carpenter of the other part Reciting that John ROGERSON of the
little Island [Parish Little
Island] in the County of Corke by Indenture of bad did demise and Regd 29 Dec 1764 at 12 oclock at noon unto Henry FITZGERALD
Father of the said Anne BRENAN (since deceased ) a plot of Ground and
premises lying and being on the Rock at or near Ladys well Bridge in the
North Suburbs of the said City bounding on the North with the street leading
from the Church Yard wall to the poor House Bridge on the south with the lane
leading from Shandon Church [St Mary's Shandon?] yard to Ladys Well Bridge [Lady's
Bridge, Parish Ightermurragh,
Barony Imokilly] on the
East with the River and on the west with the holding of John GALWAY Esqr on
which Lott of Ground were built a Wall and Severall Houses and other concerns
for a long term of years yet unexpired , and further Reciting that Stephen COPPINGER
of Ballyvolan [probably Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] ,in
the North Liberty of the said City did by Indenture of Lease demise to the
said Henry FITZGERALD for a long or of years yet unexpired a lot of Ground or
field situate in Spring Lane [it tees into Ballyvolane Road - probably Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] in
the said North Liberty on which was since built a dwelling House Mall House
and other concerns and also Reciting that Ambrose JACKSON Esqr the
acting Executor of the last will & Testamt of the said Henry FITZGERALD
did since the death of the said Henry FITZGERALD obtain a Renewal or new
Lease of the said Concerns on the Rock from the said John ROGERSON for the
Term of 999 years at the former Rent payable thereout by said Henry FITZGERALD
and in Trust for the Children of said Henry FITZGERALD By which said prenture
of assignment the said Thomas BRENAN in consideration of £48 to him in hand
paid by the said William MANNIX did by and with the consent and approbation
of the said Ann his wife grant assign and make over unto the said William MANNIX
all the Right Title share Interest proportion Estate party Claim Challenge
and Demand whatsoever either at Law or in Equity which they the sd Thomas BRENAN
and Ann his wife or either of them then had or at any time heretofore had or
might or could thereafter have claim or be intitled unto from or out of the -
Several plots of Ground and premisses therein before mentioned and of in or
to all other the Estate assetts Effects and worldly substance of the said
Henry FITZGERALD deceased To hold receive take and enjoy the same and every
part and parcel thereof and all profit benefit and advantage to be had and
gotten thereby unto the said William MANNIX WITNESS: Robert DEANE of the said
City of Corke Gent Thomas BARRON of the same Publick Notary - William MANNIX
[SEAL] 22 Dec 1764 |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1764, Dec 12 |
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork Esqr of
the one part and Thos BROWNE of
the same City Burgess of the other part reciting that Robert ROGERS Esquire
by Lease 31 March 1704 did demise unto
Isaac De La CROIX late of said City Merchant deced all that & those large
Stonehouse Cellar garden then in the occupation and tenancy of the said Isaac
De La CROIX situate on the North East - Marsh of the said City in the Parish
of St Mary's
Shandon with the appurs To hold unto ye said Isaac De La CROIX his Exors
admrs & assigns for the Term of 100 years from the 25th of
that Inst March at ye yearly rents therein ment and reciting that Several
houses Tenements structures and other improvements had been erected upon the
sd premes & reciting that the said Ambrose JACKSON was as therein
is mentioned possed of and entitled unto the said Lease & premes By which
said Deed of assignment the said Ambrose JACKSON for the Considn
therein mentd did grant bargain sell assign and make over unto the said Thoms BROWNE his Exors admrs &
ass . absolutly all that and those the said before ment premes in & by
the sd recited Lease demised or granted with all houses Edifices build and
improvements made thereon and appurs thereunto belonging WITNESS: Richard MARTIN
of the City of Cork gent & Michael McCARTHY of the Same City Public Notary Ambrose JACKSON [SEAL] 15th Dec 1764 |
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JACKSON, Ambrose |
Cork |
1765, May 7 |
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BTW Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork Sole Ex of
the Last Will & Testament of Henry FITZGERALD late of the said City of
Corke Cooper deced of the one part , and John FITZGIBBON of the City of
Dublin Esquire of the other part , Reciting that Stephen COPPINGER late of
Ballinvollane [probably Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] in
the North Liberties of Corke Esquire did by Lease 28
March 1726 grant demise set and to farm let unto the said Henry FITZGERALD
all that and those the new Slate house or Tenemt fronting towards the road
leading from Corke to Ballinvollane aforesd with the back yard or ground
thereto backwards belonging & the Small field or Meadow lying backwards
thereof which said Field or Meadow contains about three English Acres be the
same more or less together with all and sing the houses Tenements Buildings
Inclosures and I provements made by the said Henry FITZGERALD and his
undertenants thereon in as ample man as the same was then set forth meared
and bounded and in the actual possion of the said Henry FITZGERALD and his
undertenants the same being part of the Lands of Ballincollane [possibly Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] aforesaid
and meared and bounded as in said Lease is Expressed situate in the said
North Liberties of Cork To hold unto the said Henry FITZGERALD his exors
admors and assigns for the term of 99 years from 1
Nov 1724 at and under the yearly rent of £12 and reciting that by
Indre of Lease 19 Sept 1729 made between
the Right Honble John ROGERSON Esquire Lord Chief Justice of Ireland of the
one part and the said Henry FITZGERALD of the other partreciting as therein
is recited he the said John ROGERSON did set and to farm let unto the said
Henry FITZGERALD all that piece or parcell of ground with the mill thereon as
measured and described in the map to the said Andre of Lease annexed and
bounded as follows to wit on the west with the - Lane then called Rocklane
leading from Little Church yard Lane to a Tree at at the End of Rock Lane and
Churchyard Lane and from the said Ten in a direct line north Eastward just
beyond the hatch or Shine for discharging the Waste Water from the Mill
Course and from thence Eastward as far as the said John ROGERSON bounds and
on the East along the said John ROGERSON mearing and on the South with a lane
leading from Little Church yard Lane to Jemmett 's Bridge as far as the
bounds of the ground of the said John ROGERSON Eastward and also a small
piece of ground Westward of Rock Lane adjoining to Mr Galways concerns with
the appurs To hold unto the sd Henry FITZGERALD his Exors admrs and assigns
from the twenty fifthday of March then last past for the term of Sixty one
years at and under the yearly rent of thirty four pounds five shillings and
reciting that by Indre of Lease 6 March 1758 made
between John ROGERSON of the Little Island [Parish Little Island] in the
County of Cork Esquire of the one part and the said Ambrose JACKSON of the other part, he the said John ROGERSON did set and to farm let unto the
said Ambrose JACKSON all that the said hereinbefore mentioned ground
and premes and by the said Lease so made by the said Lord Chief Justice ROGERSON
to the said Henry FITZGERALD demised or granted by ye same Mears , bound and
description as the same are therein or thereby set forth , To hold the same
unto the said Ambrose JACKSON his Exors Admrs and assigns for the
term of 999 years from 5th April being the 25th March
according to the old still , which will be in the year 1790 at the yearly rent of £35.5 and reciting a
publick cant of the said premes as in the said Deed of assignment is
mentioned , by which said Deed of assignment in conside of the sum of £160
and of the further sum of £630 paid as therein is mentioned to the said Ambrose
JACKSON he the said Ambrose JACKSON by virtue of all power to him
given by the therein ment or recited will of the said Henry FITZGERALD and of
all other power in him being did grant bargain sell assign and make over unto
the said John FITZGIBBON his Exors admrs and assigns all that andthose the
said Sevd pieces or parcels of Ground and premes in and by the said three
Sevr Leases resply demised or granted with the appurs To hold the said premes
held under the said Lease so made by the said Stephen COPPINGER unto the said
John FITZGIBBON his Exors admrs fromthence forth during the term of the said
Term of 99 years granted therein and to hold the said premes held under the
said Lease so made by the said Lord Chief Justice ROGERSON unto the said John
FITZGIBBON his Exors admrs and assigns from thence forth during the residue
of the said Term of 61 years granted
therein and for and during the full and whole term and whole term of 999
years by the said Lease so made of the said premes by the said John ROGERSON
to the said Ambrose JACKSON granted subject nevertheless to the sevl
yearly Rents in and by the said three sevl Leases respectivly reserved or
mentioned which said Deed of assignment WITNESS: William SNOWE of the City of
Cork gent and Mich McCARTHYof the same City Publick Notary - Ambrose
JACKSON [SEAL] 7th May 1765
NOTE: John FITZGIBBON
(abt 1708-1780) Wiki
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Cork |
1767, Jul 14 |
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BTW Dodsworth MITCHELL of the City of Cork Gentleman of 1st part and Ambrose JACKSON of the said City Esq of the 2nd part
Reciting that Peter PROSSER of the City of Cork [Belltenor?] and Ellinor PROSSER
otherwise HORNBROOKE his Wife as surviving executrix the Nuncupative Will of
Michael HORNBROOKE deced by Indenture of lease 23
Oct 1758 did demise and set unto Elizabeth BENNIS late of the City of
York Widow deced All that Dwelling House back & Back Side then for many
years in the possession of the said Elizabeth BENNIS Situate on the Quay
leading from the said City to Mardyke Walk and bounding as in the sd
Indenture of Assignment is mentioned to hold unto the said Elizabeth BENNIS her
Exors admors and assigns for the Term of 31 years from the 29th September
then last past at the yearly Rent of £14 payable half yearly And Reciting
that by Indenture 21 December 1761 BTW Kinsmill
BERRY the City of Cork Gentn sole executor of the last Will and Testament of
the said Elizabeth BENNIS of the one part and the said Dodsworth MITCHELL of
the other part Reciting that the said Kinsmill BERRY had lett the Dwelling
house and out offices the several Goods in a certain Schedule hereunto
annexed which did not belong to the said House or out offices which were the
sole property of the said Kinsmill BERRY or his assigns at the Expiration of
the said Term the said Kinsmill BERRY for the considerations therein
mentioned did Grant assign and make over unto the sd Dodsworth MITCHELL his
exors admors and assigns the said Recited Indenture of Lease and the House
out officers and premes thereby demised and all his right title Interest term
of years to come property claim and Demand whatsoever of him the Kingsmill BERRY
either as exors admors of the sd Elizabeth BENNIS Deced or otherwise
howsoever of in and to the same to hold the sd thereby Bargained and sold
House out offices and premes with the appurtenances unto the said Dodsworth MITCHELL
his exors admors and assigns from thenceforth for and during all the residue
and remainder of the said Sum for years in the said Indenture of Lease
granted then to come and unexpired and to hold all and Singular the said
Bargained and sold Goods in the aforesaid Schedule Parlarly set forth unto
the said Dodsworth MITCHELL his exors admors and assigns from thenceforth for
ever by which said Inden the said Dodsworth MITCHELL for the considerations
therein mentioned hath granted Bargained Sold assigned and made over unto the
said Ambrose JACKSON all that the aforesaid Dwelling House out
offices and premes so as aforesaid Demised by the said Peter PROSSER and
Ellinor PROSSER otherwise HANEBROOK his wife to the said Elizabeth PROSSER
Deed by the said Recited Inder of Lease and by the Kinmill BERRY assigned to
the said Dodsworth MITCHELL by the said last created Indenture of assignment
with all Improvents made thereon and his Estate right title Interest , am of
years to come property Claim Challenge and Demand whatsoever of him the said
Dodsworth MITCHELL his Exors admors & assigns of in and to the same
together with the said rented - - Indenture of Lease and assigned To hold the
said thereby granted and Assigned premes with the appurs unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON his exors admors and assigns from thenceforth for and during all
the rest residue and remainder of the sd Term of 31 years in the said Inden
of Lease contained then to come and unexpired Subject nevertheless to Rent
and covenants therein mentioned And the said Dodsworth MITCHELL for the
considerations therein mentioned did thereby assign and make over unto the
said Ambrose JACKSON all and Singular the goods in the aforesd
Schedule mentioned and assigned by the said Kingsmill BERRY to the said
Dodsworth MITCHELL to hold the same and every part thereof unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON his exors admors and assigns from thence forth his and their sole
use benefit and behoof for ever to which the said Dodsworth MITCHELL and Ambrose
JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Giles BUSTEED and William SNOW of the City of
Cork Gentleman & William PHILLIPS of the City of Cork Gentleman |
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BTW Edw DUVAL of Woodford in the County of Essex in the
kingdom of Great Brittain Esqr and Richd PERRY of the City of Cork Esqr of
the one part and Julius BERNARD of the City of Cork Sailmaker of the other
part whereby the sd Edward DEWALL and Rich PERRY did Demise and Set unto the
said Julius BERNARD his Admors and assigns all that and those ay ard with the
Cellar and Lofts thereon built therein the Tenancy and occupation of Robert HERON
Coper mearing and bounding on the East with the holding of William BRIDGES on
the South with the holdings of Edwd MAHIR on the west with a cellar and yard
formerly in the possion of Ambrose JACKSON Esquire and on the north
with the hold of William JESSOP and others
1th said demised premis are lying and being in the parish of St Paul [adjacent
to St Anne's
Shandon] in the City of Cork aforesd with all and singular the benefits
appendances and appurs to the sd Demised premes belong in anywise appert to
hold the said Demised premes with the apper unto the said Julius BERNARD his
Ers admr and assigns for and during and unto the full end and Term of ninety
and nine years to commence and begin from the 25th March then last
part at and under the yearly rent or sum of £14 of pay half yearly to which
said Indre of Lease the sd Richard PERRY by virtue of the power of attorney
therein ment put the name and affixed the Seal of the said Edward DEWALL and
the Said. Richard PERRY and Julius BERNARD [SEALS] WITNESSES: to the Ethere of
are John MATHEWS of the City of Cork Gent and John PRICE of the said City
Gent and William Reader CARR of the sd City Gent 25th Sept 1770 |
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Cork |
1780, Oct 5 |
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BTW John F CONNELL of Mount Shannon [possibly Mountshannon,
Parish of Stradbally,
in the Barony of Clanwilliam,
Co. Limerick] in the County
of the City of Limerick Esqr Sole or named in the Last Will and Testament of
John FITZGIBBON late of Mount Shannon Esqr deceased of the one part and David
CONNELL of the City of Corke Merchant of the other part renting as therein is
recited whereby the said John FITZGIBBON did for the consideration of the sum
of £700 to him in hand paid by the said David CONNELL of the City of Corke
grant Bargain Sell assign and make over unto the said David CONNELL all that
and those the new State house Tenement fronting towards the Road leading - -
from Corke to Ballinvollane with the back yard or Ground thereunto belonging
and the Small field or Meadow Lying backwards thereof which said Field or
Meadow Contains about 3a English acres be the same more or Less with the
appurts situate in the North Liberties of the City of Corke which said
premisses are held by Lease for the Residue of a Term of Ninety nine years
from 1 Nov 1724 made by Stephen COPPINGER Esq.
and Dated the 28th March 1726 to Henry FITZGERALD Cooper at and
under the yearly rent of £12 payable half yearly above all Taxes and also all
that piece or parcell of ground with the Mill thereon as measured and
described in a map therein rented and also a small piece of ground west ward
of Rock Same adjoining to Mr GALWAYs Concerns together with all Water Courses
and appurtenances to the premes belonging situate in the North Liberties of
the City of Corke which premes are held by Lease for the Term of 61 years
from the 25 March 1729 made by the Right
Honble John ROGERSON Esqr Lord Chief Justices of Ireland and dated 19
September 1729 to the said Henry FITZGERALD at and under the yearly rent of £35.5
payable half yearly above all Taxes and for the further Term of 999 years
Commencing from the Determination of the said Term of 61 years by lease made
by John ROGERSON Esqr dated the 7 Mar 1758 to Ambrose JACKSON Esqr Executor of the said Henry FITZGERALD at the like
yearly rent of £25.5 payable half yearly above all Taxes all which several
premis have been heretofore assigned by the said Ambrose JACKSON to
the said John GIBSON Deceased to hold unto the said David CONNELL his heirs
admors and assigns for and during the several Terms for year aforesd yet to
come in the premes Subject nevertheless to the several yearly rents covenants
conditions and agreements in and by the said several Lease respectively
reserved or mentioned WITNESS: John PERRY and Richard MARTIN of the City of
Corke Gentn John FITZGIBBON 's [SEAL] 11 November 1780
NOTE: John FITZGIBBON
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Cork |
1782, Feb 14 |
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BTW David CONNELL of the City of Corke Merchant of the one
part , and Patrick RUSSELL of Saint John 's lane in the parish of Saint Ann [probably St Anne's Shandon]
in the North Suburbs of the City of Corke Carrier of the other part . Whereby
the said David CONNELL for the assigns therein ment did set and to farm Lett
unto the said Patrick RUSSELL his Executors administrators or Assigns All
that and those two latched [detached?] houses in Saint John 's Lane in the
parish of Saint Ann in the North Suburbs of the City of Corke mearing and
bounding on the north at the Junction of two roads and on the East and west
with said two roads , all leading from the house and concerns of the widow RAINS
in the parish aforesaid , the East road running Towards Saint John Mills and
the west road running towards Shandon Church or and on the South with the
Concern now in the possion of Patrick RIORDAN also a small piece of Ground
North of the afore two houses bounded as aforesd as by access to the said
Lease annexed more fully appears to hold the said demised premise with the
appurtenances thereunto belonging unto the said Patrick RUSSELL his heirs
Executors administrators and assigns from the 25th March then next
ensuing for the Term of 70 years he the said Patrick RUSSELL his heirs exors
administrators or Assigns paying thereout yearly during the said Term unto
the said David CONNELL his heirs Exors admors or Assigns the yearly rent of £5.10
in two equal payments on every 25th March and 29th September
during the said Town by which Lease it is also agreed that the said Patrick RUSSELL
Shall not disturb Charles McCARTHY Tenant to one of said two demised houses
in the peaceable possion thereof untill the Expiration of a Lease granted by Ambrose JACKSON as Executor to Henry FITZGERALD to the said Charles McCARTHY
and which will expire in 1786 WITNESS:
John COGAN of the City of Corke Beer Seller and John SHEA of said City Baker
and and John CASEY of the City of Corke Gent. Patrick RUSSELL [SEAL] 5 Nov 1772. |
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BTW Thomas GARDE of the City of Corke Cooper and Jane GARDE
otherwise DASOUL [?] his wife of the one part and John FRITH of the same City
Mariner of the other part therein reciting that whereas John HARRISON of
Castle Lyons [Parish Castlelyons],
Co. Corke Esqr by Indenture of Lease 7 Dec 1744 did
demise granted and to farm let unto Stephen DOUSOUL [?] then of the City of
Corke Carpenter all that and those the front house wherein the said Stephen DOUSOUL
then dwelt together with the Backside Back Kitchen and the yard or Backside
and Collar then formerly in the possession of Ambrose JACKSON Esq .
the said House and premes mearing and bounding on the north with the main
Street leading to the then wooden Bridge on the South with Edmond MEAGHER then
LOVETTs Stable holding in the East with the lane leading to the said yard and
Cellar and to Mr LOVETTs Stable as then formerly and on the West with the
their holding of the Widow OLIVER and Mr Boyle LENNOX situate on the North
East March of the City of Corke and Parish of St Paul [adjacent to St Anne's Shandon]
To Hold the said premes with the appurs unto the said Stephen DUCOUL his
exors admors and assigns for the Term of 970 years from the 25th of
March then last past at the yearly rent of £15 payable half yearly and also
reciting that the said Thomas GARDE on right of his said wife Jane GARDE had become
intitled to one undivided half or Moiety of the said herein before mentioned
house and Premises and the said John FRITH became entitled to the other
undivided half or Moiety of the house and premes by which said Indented deed
of assignment the said Thomas GARDE and Jane his wife for the Consideration
therein ment did grant Bargain sell assign and make over unto the said John FRITH
, all that and those the said Thomas GARD’s and Jane his wife said undivided
half Moiety of the said therein before Ment , front house back side Back Kitchen
and the Backside and Cellar with the appurs to hold the said undivided half
or Moiety of the said therein Ment premes with the appurs unto the said John FRITH
his admors and assigns for and during all the rest residue and remainder of
the said of 970 years granted in and by the said recited Indenture of Lease
yet to come and unexpired WITNESS: Hugh BLOCK of the City of Corke Mariner
and Zackarias BARRETT of the same City Cooper and the Witnessed by the said
Zacharias BARRETT and Edward RORKE of the said City Painter John FRITH [SEAL]
18 April 1762.
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BTW David CONNELL of the City of Cork Merchant of the one
part and Patrick HAWKINS of said City Merchant of the other part Reciting
that Stephen COPPINGER of Ballinclare in the North Liberties of Corke Esqr
Deced did by Indre of Lease 28 Mar 1726 Demise
and lot unto Henry FITZGERALD late of the City of Cork Esq Deced All that and
those the New Slated house or Tenement fronting Towards the Road leading from
Corke to Ballyvolane [Ballyvolane,
Parish St Anne's
Shandon, Barony Cork] with
the Back Yard and Back Ground thereto backwards and the Small and or Meadow
lying Backwards thereof containing three English Acres more less with the
appuries being part of the Lands of Ballyvolane aforesaid and meared and
Bounded as in said Lease is mentioned To hold unto the said Henry FITZGERALD
his Executors Admors and assigns for the Term of 99 years from the first day
of Novem 1724 at the yearly rent of £12 and
further Reciting that the Right Honble John ROGERSON late said Chief Justice
of Ireland did by Indre of Lease 19 Sept 1729 demise
and set unto the said Henry FITZGERALD piece or parcell of Ground with the Mill thereon as meared and described in the map
to said share of Lease annexed and also a Seale piece of Ground westward Rock
Land adjoining Mr GALLWAYs Concerns to hold unto said FITZGERALD his Exors
Admors and assigns from the 25th March then last at the yearly
rent of £35 and further Reciting that the said Henry FITZGERALD afterwards
dyed but before his death duly made and published his last will and Testament
in writing and thereof appointed Ambrose JACKSON of the City of Cork
Esq Sole Extor and further Reciting that John ROGERSON of the Little Island [Parish Little Island] Co.
Corke Esquire did by Indre of Lease 6 Aug 1788 Demise and sell unto the said Ambrose
JACKSON the herein Before ment Ground and premes in and by the
said Recited Leases made by the said Lord by Justice ROGERSON to the said
Henry FITZGERALD To hold unto the said Ambrose JACKSON his Executors
and assigns from 5 April 1799 at the
yearly Rent of £35 Share Store and further Reciting that said Ambrose
JACKSON did by Indre of assignment 17 May
1765 for the Consions therein Mentioned Grant Sell assign and make
over unto John FITZGIBBON of Mountshannon [possibly Mountshannon,
Parish of Stradbally,
in the Barony of Clanwilliam,
Co. Limerick] Co. Limerick
Esquire the said Several pieces or parcells of Ground so demised by the said
three Several Indentures of Lease and further Reciting that the said John FITZGIBBON
after Dyed but before his death duly made and published his last will and
Testam in writing & thereof appointed John FITZGIBBON Esq Sole Executor
and further Reciting that the said John FITZGIBBON the Son did by Indre of
assignment 5 Oct 1780 for the Consed
therein and Grant Sell assign and make over unto the said David CONNELL the said
piece or parcell of Ground and by the said three Several Recited Indre of
Lean To Granted and demised as aforesaid and further and further Reciting
that Richard MARTIN of the City of Corke Gentleman and by Indre of Lease 27 Aug 1781 demise and sell unto the said David CONNELL
All that and those that piece or parcell of Ground formerly in the Possion of
Patrick COMMORFORD Merchant and then in the possion of said David CONNELL and
the piece of Ground adjoining thereto in possion of the Represents of Bartholemew
HOARE Coachmaker Decd Situate on Duncombe Marsh [?] in the City of Corke aforesaid To hold unto said David CONNELL his
Exors Admors and assigns from 29th Sept then next for the 700
years at the yearly Rent of £80 By which said Ind of Mortgage the said David CONNELL
in consider of the sum of £380 did Grant Bargain Sell assign and make over
unto the said Patrick HAWKINS all that and there the said Several pieces and
parcells of Ground and house so Respecty Granted by the said three first
recited Indre of Lease and also the said pieces or parcel of Ground granted
and demised by the said Last Recited Indre of Lease To hold to the said
Patrick HAWKINS his Exors admors and assigns from thenceforth for and during
all the Residue and Rem of the said Several and respective Sums for years
thereof then to run & unexpired Subject Nevertheless to the provise or
Condr of Redemption therein mend on payment of said sum of £380 with
Interest WITNESS: by James DALERA Richard G. BENNETT and Robert TRAVERS of
the City of Corke Gent and this Memorial is witnessed by the said Robert DAVIS
and Benjamin SWAYNE of said City Esq . 27 December 1778
NOTE: Alderman Ambrose
JACKSON died in 1768 – yet this lease
references an agreement in 1688. Was there
a subsequent Ambrose JACKSON with holdings in Co. Cork?
NOTE: John FITZGIBBON
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