The purpose of creating this
page was to help me to focus on several CROZIER family and business connections,
in particular any connections with the JACKSONs of Co. Down & Monaghan and the HYDEs
of Dublin and Tyrone. NOTE: The mysteries in the 1860
March 15 Mary JACKSON of Rockmount Probate had been my initial trigger.
As a result of what I have been
able to learn from all these memorials of deeds, as well as the research of
many others, I now have made sense
of Charlotte CROZIER’s place in the family tree, but I have ended up none the
wiser about how Charlotte CROZIER might be a “cousin” of Mary
JACKSON as described in Mary JACKSON’s will.
NOTE: My transcriptions of these memorials are not verbatim. Many of them started with AI
versions, and had all the usual AI glitches. I have cleaned them up to the
best of my ability and have added hyperlinks to the townland
names. Dates and money amounts have been rendered in numerals rather than in
their usual format – which was usually in words. These kinds of changes makes them
easier to find in digital searches.
NOTE: All these transcriptions will soon be uploaded into
my Links
to tables of Deeds Research, although most will be in a more abbreviated form.
Sharon Oddie Brown. May 2025. |
2025 May 8 CROZIER Deeds Compilation (A work in progress) Updated May 10, 2025
Date |
Text: Many of these are based on AI transcriptions,
and not all the errors have been caught. |
1726 Nov 14
|
ROD 125 242 84895
1726 Nov 14
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To the Reg appointed for Reg of all Deeds - The Memorial
of an Indre Tripartite bearing date the 14 Nov 1726 made Between Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [includes Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] Co. Downe Gent of the first part William CROZIER of Stramore aforesd of the second
part & John THOMPSON of Banagh [probably Banoge,
Parish Donaghcloney,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] in the Co of Downe Gent of the Third part Reciting a
Marriage to be had & Solemnized between sd William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON daughter of
the said John THOMPSON whereby the sd Samuel CROZIER for the Cons therein ment Doth covenant & make Grant an agree with the
sd John THOMPSON & William CROZIER his son that he the sd Samuel CROZIER shall & will then and will give make Sieze to his son William CROZIER his Prest (for the record)
patrimony one intire half or Moiety of his farm in Shamore aforesd with the
full & Entre half of all Purledge of Moss Woods underwoods & all
other conveniences & fits [benefits] arising accruing out of the
same as are mentd in a fee farm leave of the whole farm from John CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent forever ,
he the sd William CROZIER paying one
moiety of the Chief rent of the same & performing one half of the Duties
& Services assd Lease directs , to commence from the first day of Novr
& then In Consid of sd Marriage the sd John THOMPSON doth by sd Indre demise
& Oblige himself that he would by will or otherwise devise to the said William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON his Daughter
& their Issue the full fourth part of all his Estate goods & Chattles
first giving the rest of his Children such & sons as to the sd John
should seem most proper & leaving to Elizabeth his wife her thirds or Dower
which sd Indre is witnessed by J [John]. CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent James THOMPSON of Donaghelony [Donaghcloney , Parish Donaghcloney,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] Co. Down Linen Draper Edwd MURPHY of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] in
the Co of Annagh Yeoman WITNESS: Wm DILLON of Stramore aforesd & the said
Edward MURPHY William CROZIER [SEAL] ,
Signed & Sealed in the presence of William Dillow Edw Murphy , The above
named Edwd MURPHY maketh Oath that he saw the abovenamed Saml CROZIER Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON duly Seal & Execute the above ment Indre Preparate
whereof the above writ is a Meme & also saw the sd Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON seal the sd Meme
& Saith the name Edward MURPHY Signed as a witness to the sd Indre &
memt is this Dept proper hand writing Edwd MURPHY - Sworn at Armagh before me
the 18th to day of Augt 1746 on my Circuit R Mountney 8.4896 |
1728 Aug 4
|
1728 Aug 4
ROD: 57-317-38666
Image
197
Lease & release btw Esther RUSSELL of the City of
Dublin widow and relict of James RUSSELL late of the same City of Dublin
deceased Gent of the 1 pt & Rev. William JACKSON of the same
City Clerke & Rev. John OWEN of Bovevagh [Bovevagh,
Parish Bovevagh,
Barony Keenaght]
in Diocese of Derry clerke of the other part… tripartite deed Thomas
KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Dr. of Physic of 1st pt Esther RUSSELL
of 2nd pt and said William JACKSON and John OWENS of 3rd pt. Reciting Lord Arch Bishop of Armagh since deced Primate and Metropolitan
of all Ireland by Lease 13 May 1724 did demise and let unto the said Hester
RUSSELL All that and those the six Town Lands or Ballyboe known by the names
of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drundarge [Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Stange [either Stangmore
(Knox) and/or Stangmore
(Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley als Fullanckelly [Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], and Derrygowen[probably Derrygoonan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle fit lying and being in the Territory of Confeecle County Tyrone for 2 years
lease reciting 20 Oct 1707 John Hutchinson SMITH in 1707 demised to George
ROE Cordwainer piece of ground on North
of Dame St in Suburbs of City of Dublin 19’ in front & rere and in
depth 34’ bounded on east by dwelling house of George ROE on the west to
Dames Mill and on North by ground belonging to George ROE and on the south to
the said Street for lives of Kean OHARA Esq. Miss Ann CAULFIELD als O’HARA
and Rev William PERCIVAL Clke Archdeacon of Cashell and the survivors of them
.. reciting that lease in Dames St was in consideration of £150 mtg by said
George ROE to Thomas HAWKINS Gent who in consideration of £ 138 released to
Rev Edward SAMPSON Clke and said SAMPSON declared that deed was made to him
in Trust for said James RUSSELL and reciting that George ROE released to said
Edward SAMPSON and John HYDE Stationer executors of will of James RUSSELL who
conveyed premises to Hesther RUSSELL … Reciting William HENDRICK by lease 20
Jan 1725 demised to John NAPPER carpenter piece of ground on Tighe St in
Oxmantown in back of St. Pauls and Suburbs of City of Dublin 37’ in front to
said street and in depth south to north 78’ bounded on north by other land
belonging to William FREDERICK and on the South to High Street and on the
east by other ground belonging to William NAPPER … John NAPPER land on south
side of Mary’s Street Parish of St. Mary’s City of Dublin containing in
breadth to front of Mary St 19’10” and in breadth in rere 21’ 4” and in
depth 153’ bounded by ground belonging to Francis TUCKER … two lots of
ground on Mary’s St. …. and reciting that the said John NAPPER £300 made over
in Mortgage unto the said Esther RUSSELL the said two Lotts of Ground in Mary
Street Redeemable nevertheless as in above in the said mortgage And Reciting
that the said John NAPPER in consideration of the further sum of £100 did
Grant and make over in mortgage his Equity of redemption to the to the said
Esther Russell subject nevertheless to be paid as in a provise therein
contained is Expressed and Reciting that by lease 12 Aug 1720 for the Hon
Richard STEWART Esqr John HALL and John WALUNS Doctr in Divinity and Edward
RANSFORD Esqr did set unto George SLADE Clothier … dwelling houses back
houses and backsides on west side of Francis St in Liberties of City of
Dublin containing in front to said st 35’ 4” and in depth front to rere
on South side 202’ 5” and on North side 195’ 6” and in breadth in rere 31’
bounded on East to St. Francis St on the south to William GEOGHEAN’s holding
on West to Alderman William EMPSON’s holding and on north to Mr WHITMORE’s
holding …. Marriage to be had btw Ester RUSSELL and Thomas KINGSBURY …
£800 … William JACKSON & John OWENS trustees … [secured
by] 4 houses on College Green and 3 houses in Angleseys St and
Blackmore Lane held by lease of Earl of Anglesey… Quadmpartite deed mentioned
and subject to a lease thereof made by the said Esther RUSSELL to the said
John HYDE and subject to the severall covenants for Renewal and which Lease
bears date the 13 Jul 1726 … William JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William
RAY; Thomas MONTGOMERY. NOTE: William RAY likely related to Sarah RAY (Bef
1700-1750), married 1714 to John HYDE (bef 1700-1728).
NOTE: This memorial is the earliest
one that I have found which includes the same cluster of Tyrone leases which often
show up in future leases involving CROZIERs .
NOTE: A Rev William JACKSON
(d 1735/6) was Prebendary of St. John’s Dublin. Wife Ellen
JACKSON Cousin William MORETON. His son Rev. William JACKSON
(1713-1767) was of Rocksavage Co. Cork. SEE: Jacksons
of St. Michans for links.
NOTE: The widow Esther
RUSSELL aka Hester subsequently married Thomas KINGSBURY (1688-1747)
NOTE: The CROZIER
connection is that Margaret CROZIER (abt 1800-1843), daughter of George
CROZIER (1755-1831) and Jane Elliot GRAHAM (1760-1838), married Charles MAGEE
(1794-1881) great-grandson of John HYDE and Sarah RAY aka RAE (1700-1750).
The HYDE family had connections to leases with both Esther RUSSELL aka Hester
RUSSELL and with the KINGSBURYs. These links
still need more work. The ROE connection is also of interest given a later
marriage of Edward ROE with Martha CROZIER, daughter of Dr. Samuel CROZIER. |
1754 Aug 16 |
ROD 168 601 115400
Image 232
To the Register Appointed by Act of Parliament for
Registering Deeds Wills A Memorial of a Deed of Assignment by way of Release
16 Aug 1754 Between Cornett William CROZIER of Shamore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] ] in the County of Downe Gent & Margt his wife of
the first part Thos KENNEDY of the City of Dublin Attorney at Law of the
Second part & Esther LEATHES of Ballymacarrett [Ballymacarret,
Parish Knockbreda
(Castlereagh Upper portion)] Co. Down Widow [NOTE:
Her will was probated in 1758. Bernard WARD & Thomas SINCLAIR were her
executors. I suspect she was born a CROZIER, possibly a sister of William CROZIER who had opposed
her in a few court cases]. of the third part whereby after Reciting as
therein is Recited ) the sd Thos KENNEDY in Considn of £300 the sd William CROZIER Considn of 5s Ster to them
Respectively in hand paid by the sd Esther Did Grant Bargain Sell - Alien
Release Confirm Assign Transfer unto the sd Esther LEATHES All that &
those one half or undivided moiety of the Town & Lands of Shamore
otherwise Loughans then in the actual possion of the sd William CROZIER & his undertenants as
also the other half or undivided moiety of the sd Lands unto the sd William CROZIER Stood Entitled Expectant upon
the death of Mary CROZIER his mother [NOTE: I have his mother’s name as Margaret FRAZER –
SOURCE: thepeerage.com]
with all & Singular the Rights members & Appurs thereunto belong to
hold to the sd Esther LEATHES her heirs & Asss for ever Subject to a
provise of Redemption on paymt of the sd Sum of £300 & the Lawfull Int
thereof Deed of Assignmt was duly Executed by the sd William CROZIER Thomas KENNEDY & Esther LEATHES in
presence of George WELLS & Thomas SINCLAIR of - Belfast in the County of
Antrim Merch & this mem is Witnessed by the sd George Wells & Thos
Sinclaire - Will : Crozier Seal - Tho : Kennedy Seal . Signed & Sealed in
presence of - Geo : Wells - Thomas Sinclaire - The above named Thos Sinclaire
Came before me this day & made oath that he saw the above named Wm
Crozier Thos - Kennedy & Esther Leather duly Execute the Deed of with the
above writing is a mem & also saw the sd Wm Crozier & Thos Kennedy
duly Execute this meme & that the name Thos Sinclaire Subscribed as a
witness thereto is this Depts proper hand writing - Thomas - Sinclaire -
Sworn before me at Carrickfergus on my Circuit this 17th day of August 1754
Mich : Ward |
1757 Apr 2 |
ROD 222 409
149696
1757 Apr 2
1764 Feb 24
Image 223
A Memoriall of a Deed of Release 24 Feb 1764 Between
Acheson JOHNSTON of Tallyhoa in the County of Downe Esqr of the one part and
Edward CORRY and Isaac CORRY of Newry in the County of Downe aforesaid
merchants of the other part Reciting that by Deeds of Lease and Release
bearing date Respectively on or about the 1st or 2nd April
1757 Between Cornett William CROZIER of Stramore in the County of Down Gent of the one part and the said Acheson JOHNSTON
of the other part Reciting that a marriage was had and solemnized - Between
the said Acheson JOHNSTON and Margaret CROZIER the Daughter of said William CROZIER and that the said William CROZIER had
agreed to pay unto the sd . Acheson JOHNSTON £500 as a marriage Portion the
said William CROZIER Therefore did by
the said Deed of Release in 1757 in consideration of the said marriage and in
order to secure the payment of the said sum of £500 grant Bargain Sell assign
and sett over unto the Acheson JOHNSTON his heirs and assigns all that part
and parcell of the said Town and Lands of Stramore otherwise Loughans [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] then in the possession of the said William CROZIER and his undertenants and also all
that part of the said Lands unto which the said William CROZIER Stood Entitled Expectant on the
death of Mary CROZIER [NOTE: Most records have his mother’s forename as
Margaret] his mother with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto
belonging - Situate Lying and being in the County of Downe To hold to the
said Acheson JOHNSTON his and assigns for ever Subject to a condition of
Redemption on the payment of the said £500 Ster and all Interest to become
due thereon on a certain Day therein mentioned and long since past and
Reciting that the said Acheson JOHNSTON Stood Indebted unto the said Edward and
Isaac CORRY in the sum of £31.9 by Bond with warrant of attorney the said
Acheson therefore by the said Deed in order the better to secure the payment
of the said sum of £31.9 Did Grant Bargain sell assign Transfer and make over
unto the said Edward CORRY & Isaac CORRY and to their heirs and assigns
all that and those the said therein before mentioned part and part parcell of
the said Town and Lands & Stramore otherwise Loughan then in possession
of the said William CROZIER and his
undertenants or assigns as also all that part and parcell of the said Lands
unto which the said William CROZIER Stood entitled Expectant on the death of the said Mary CROZIER Situate Lying and being in the County of Downe
aforesaid To Hold the said Lands and premisses to the said Edward and Isaac CORRY
their heirs and assigns Subject to redemption on payment of said Thirty one
pounds nine shillings with the Interest thereof which said Deed and this
memorial are witnessed by Patrick Simpson KENNEDY and Thomas KENNEDY both of
the City of Dublin Gent - Acheson JOHNSTON Seal Sealed and Delivered in
presence of P. Simpson KENNEDY - Thomas KENNEDY The above named Patrick
Simson KENNEDY maketh Oath that he saw the named Acheson JOHNSTON duly
Execute the Deed of Release of which the above is a memorial and also saw the
said Acheson JOHNSTON duly Sign and seal the above memorial and that the name
Patrick Simpson KENNEDY subscribed to the said Deed and ment is this Dept
proper hand writing and saith that he Deland the said memorial to William HALL
Gent Dep Reg . the Sixth day of March 1764 at or near half an hour after
Eleven o Clock in the forenoon P. Simson Fonnedy -- Sworn before me this 6th
day of March 1764 - Will Hall Dep Regr
NOTE: thepeerage.com has Acheson JOHNSTON’s
wife as Sally CROZIER, Margaret CROZIER’s sister. A 2nd thepeerage page has “Trooper unknown
Crozier” as the husband of Margaret. I will stick with
Margaret CROZIER as having married Acheson JOHNSTON before 1757. It is
possible that he first married her sister Sally CROZIER. A site: Johnstons of Ireland by David Arathoon
gives her dates as: Sally (or Sarah =) JOHNSTON abt 1736-(4 Jul 1758) |
1759 Sept 19 |
ROD 201 452
133859
Image 247
To the Regr Appointed by act of Parliament for Regist .
Deeds Leases and Soforth A Memorial of Deeds of Lease & Release bearing
date Respectively the 19th & 20th Septr 1759 made
between Cornet William CROZIER of
Shamore [At first I thought possibly Stramore,
Parish Donagh, Barony Trough, Co. Monaghan possibly Shanmullagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Upper Dundalk, but other
sources indicate that it is at Loughans,(near
Gilford Castle), Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] Co. Downe Gent of the one part & Thos KENNEDY of
the City of Dublin Atty at Law of the other part By which sd Deed of Release
is Recited that the sd William CROZIER then stood Indebted unto the sd Thomas
KENNEDY £456.1 … recited and that the sd William CROZIER was seized in fee
simple to him & his heirs for Ever of & in one moiety of the Town
& Lands of Stamore otherwise Loughans [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] situate in the County of Down & also stood
Entitled the other moiety of the said Town & Lands in Remainder Expectant
on the death of Mary CROZIER his mother [NOTE:
I have Margaret FRASER as his mother] & that the sd Wm CROZIER had agreed
to Execute a Mortgage of the sd Lands unto the sd Thomas KENNEDY as a further
Security for the Repayment of the sd Sum the sd William CROZIER did therefore
by the sd Deed of Release Did Grant Bargain Sell Alien Release & Confirm
unto the said Thos KENNEDY … Subject to a provise of Redempt WITNESS: Peter SMITH
of the City of Dublin Gent & Samuel PARKER of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] in
the County of Armagh Mercht |
1766 Jan 29 |
ROD 248 594 161056
Image
644
ORR-BURCH Marriage Settlement Lisnafee,
Charles ORR sr. & Charles ORR jr of Lisnafifee, co
Down of the 1st pt; John BURCH sr. of the Grove, Co. Down and his
daughter Sarah of the 2nd p. WITNESSES: John BURCH jr. of the
Grove., Co. Down Linen Draper & Rev. James BURCH of Dromaragh; John BIRCH
the younger William CROZIER of
Dublin, Gent. NOTE: This would be Rev. James
BIRCH of Dromara, Co. Down. SEE: JACKSONs
of Co. Down
NOTE: I suspect that this
William CROZIER was Coronet William CROZIER (b. bef 1700) of Stamore otherwise Loughans [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half], Co. Down |
1773 Mar 9 |
ROD 295 555
198113
1773 Mar 9
Image 295
A Memorial of Indented Deeds of Lease and release 9 Mar
1773 BTW William CROZIER Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] of in the County of Down Gent of the one part and William CROZIER the Younger of Stramore
aforesd Gent son of said William CROZIER of the other part whereby after reciting as therein is recited the said William CROZIER for the consideration in sd
Deed of release , Did grant bargain sell release remise and confirm unto the
said William CROZIER his heirs and
Assigns all that part of the Town and lands of Stramore in the County of Down
aforesd in the possion of the sd William CROZIER and his undertenants in as full and ample manner as he the sd William CROZIER theretofore held the Same
together with all houses burn Boggs woods & underwoods and all the rights
members and Appurces thereunto belonging all which said Lands and premes are
now in the possion of sd William CROZIER the younger hold all and Singular the said granted Lands Tenements and premes
with the Appurces unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and assigns for ever in which sd Deed is contained several
Covenants , WITNESS Thomas FERRISS of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] of
Gent Hutchinson CROZIER Park [Park at
Stramore otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half Probably in Town of Gilford] both in the County of Armagh Gent and Benjamin BELL
of Newry in the sd County of Down Gent and this mem is witnessed by the said
Benjamin BELL, and by John WALLACE of the City of Dublin Gent William CROZIER
[SEAL]: in presence of J Wallace Ben Bell . The above named Benjn Bell
maketh Oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Deeds of Lease and
release of which the above writing is a memorial, and also to the above &
mem and this Depont Saith he saw said Deeds of Lease and Release & this
mem duly Signed sealed and Executed by the respective perfecting parties
thereto , and that the name Benjamin BELL Subscribed as a witness to sd Deed
& Mercel is his this Deponents name and proper handwriting , and saith he
delivered sd Deeds and Merner to Mr John McCall Dep : Regt in the Regr office
in the City of Dublin the 13th day of Novr 1773 at or near the hour of twelve
oClock at noon Ben Bell Sworn 13th Novemr 1773 - John Macabe Dep . Regr to
the S No 198
NOTE: Hutchinson CROZIER’s
will was probated 1817; William CROZIER of Stramore was probated 1787;
William CROZIER Gilford was probated 1810 |
1776 Apr 4 |
ROD 310 534 207749
Image
267
1776 Apr 4.
William CROZIER Formerly Banbridge, Down, now Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,], Armagh
Gent of 1st pt to William McCULLAGH of Magherally, Co Down Gent of 2nd pt for
£67.12.9 tenement in Banbridge occupied by Francis IRWIN and a field in
Edenderry in possession of William McCULLAGH of Town of Armagh, Apothocary ;
subject to redemption SEE: McCULLAGH
connections |
1778 Oct 30
|
ROD 324 472 217585
1778 Oct 30
JACKSON-MAXWELL NOTES in 2009 diary. Names
Index: 1777-1785
Image
556
Marriage settlement
Between Ann Jane DOBBIN widow & Sarah DOBBIN,
spinster both of Ballynewney of 1st part Robert JACKSON of
Armagh Gent of 2nd part Samuel MAXWELL of Armagh & Benjamin BELL of
Elizahill, [??] Gent all of Armagh of 3rd part
… marriage of Robert JACKSON & Sarah DOBBIN … lands of
Ballynewly [probably Ballynewry,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower ] &
Lands and Mill of Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] subject to
annuity of £20/year payable to her during her life & remainder to issue
& failing them remainder to children of the said Benjamin BELL by his
present wife Elizabeth BELL otherwise DOBBIN … lands of Ballybrolly [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] & Tullynockile
[Tullynichol,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,
Co. Armagh … etc WITNESS George CROZIER, Joseph IRWINE
SEE: PRONI D 889-1-20: Lease for Lives of Robert Jackson and his wife, Sarah, and the survivor of them by William Turkington,
merchant, of Richhill [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Armagh, Robert Jackson of Woodvale, of Curry, Parish of Mullabrack.
7 acres English near Jackson's mill race,
corn kiln and turf house mentioned Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
NOTE: The seal on this
document includes three birds. |
1783 Jun 24
|
ROD 343 436 237332
1783 Jun 24
DAWSON, Launcelot Thomas-BRADFORD NOTES in 2009
diary 1777-1785
Image
229
Between Thomas Dawson LAURENCE of Laurencetown, Co. Down,
Esq of 1st part & Henry BRADFORD of Coose in said County Linen
Draper of the other part .... 37Acres 2 r 8p of Coose to BRADFORD (already in
possession of BRADFORD) with water courses, wiers ... etc. & use of Mill
or Mills formerly held by James HENRY & William BRADFORD [Coose, Barony
of Lower Enagh, Parish of Tullylish, Co. Down] ... life of Henry BRADFORD
& William ATKINSON eldest son of Miles ATKINSON of Laurencetown linen
draper & William M’CREIGHT son of David M’CREIGHT of Gilford, Gent in
presence of John BRADFORD of Tullylish, Linen draper Gent per George BRADFORD
of Coos (or Coross) in said Co. Down, Linen Draper. In presence of George
BRADFORD & William CROZIER of
Tandragee, Co. Armagh attorney at law. |
1787 Feb 14
|
ROD 384 388
255503
1787 Feb 14
Image 229
Memorial of an Indented Deed of
assignment 14 Feb 1787 BTW Margaret CROZIER Widow and Relict of Andrew CROZIER late of the Park Parish of Tullalish [Tullylish ] Co. Down
Gentleman Deced Hutchinson CROZIER only Son and Heir of said Andrew CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha CAPSTIN Orwise CROZIER his wife which said Martha his Executrix of the said Andrew CROZIER all of Barnhill [?] Parish of Claney [?] Co.
Down aforesd of the one part and the Revd Edward ROE of Mullabrack [Mullabrack Parish Tullylish Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half, - NOTE, seemingly not Killalee these days] , Parish of Killalee Co.
Down Clerk of the other part Reciting that by articles of Agreement 30 Sept
1738 BTW William CROZIER of Park aforesaid in behalf of said Andrew his son of the
one part and Margaret CROZIER of the other part in consider of a Marriage
between said Andrew and Margt said William gave unto the sd Andrew and
Margaret their heirs and assigns all that half of the Farm and Land then in
said his possession in the Park [possibly part
of Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] near Gillford to with one half of the Dwelling House
Office Houses and Gardens and half of all under Wood free of rent during the
life of said William and after his decease to Andrew and Margaret to come
into possession of said Dwelling House offices Houses and Gardens and the
half of all Lands said William held by Lease from Sir John MAGILL bearing
date 1 Nov 1795 //
and Reciting 21 Oct 1755 BTW the said Andrew CROZIER and Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] in the County of Down Surgeon the said Andrew CROZIER for the Considn of £400 confirmed
unto the said Samuel CROZIER all the
before me Houses and Lands of Park and said Samuel Afterwards obtained a fee
farm Grant of the said Houses & Lands of Park and
that by his last Will and Testament bequeathed unto his Daughter Martha now
the wife of said Edward ROE and to his heirs for ever the Houses and Land of
Park aforesaid and that disputes and controversies had arisen between said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and his wife and the
said Edward ROE for and concerning the sd Houses and Lands of Park the said
Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha his wife
for the Considn of £150 paid by the said Edward ROE the Rect whereof is
acknow Bargained Sold Surrendered Conveyed assigned and confirmed unto the
said Edward ROE his heirs and assigns for ever all their Right title and
Interest under said articles of 30 Sept 1738 of in and to the said Houses
Lands and premises of Park aforesaid which said Deed of assignment was duly
Signed Sealed and Executed by the said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN
& Martha his wife and the said Edward ROE and witnessed by David
MULLHALLEN of Strangford and Samuel MURPHY of Rathfriland both in the said
County of Down Yeoman and this Memorial was duly signed and Sealed by the
said Nath & Martha CAPSTIN and Witnessed by the said David MULLHALLEN and
Samuel MURPHY Mathew CAPSTIN ( Seal ) Martha CAPSTIN [SEAL] Signed and Sealed
in presence of Samuel Murphy David Wellhallom The above named David Mchollan
maketh Oath that he is a Witness to the Deed of assignment of which the above
writing is a mem and to the above Mem and that he saw the Deed of assigned
duly signed Sealed and executed by the said Margt CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN Martha CAPSTIN and Edward ROE the persed parties thereto and
that the same was truly read to
the said Margt CROZIER &
Hutchinson - CROZIER Before they put
their marks thereto and that he saw the said Memr duly Signed and Sealed by
the said Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha CAPSTIN and that the Name David Mehollam
Signed or sub as a witness to the said Deed of assignment and to the said
Mary is Deponants name and handwriting David Mchollam Sworn before me at
Downpatrick in the Coy of Down the 17 day of February , 1777 in Virtue of a
Commission to me directed out of the Exchequer fortaking Afft in said County
and know the Deponant John Brett Justices present John Auchinleck William
Trotter Nora 12320 Weldon to Moore Regd 28tely 1777 at 11 Clock in the
forenoon 17 3
NOTE: Hutchinson CROZIER’s
will was probated 1817; |
1799 Feb 17
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1799 Feb 17
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To the Regr appointed by act of Parliament for Reg Deeds
Wills Conveys & c Memt of an Indented Deed of assignment of a Mortgage
made the 17 Feb 1799 Between Ann CROZIER Widow & Adm of Saml CROZIER late
of Clarendon in the Island of Jamaica and afterwards of Stramore [otherwise: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] in the Coy of Down Surgeon and of the first part Edward
ROE and Martha ROE orwise CROZIER his
wife and Mary CROZIER Spinster which
sd Martha and Mary daughters of the sd Saml CROZIER decd of the Second part and John SMITH of Loughbrickland [NOTE: Loughbrickland is a
small village just south of Banbridge. It is not a townland] Co. Down Linendraper
of the third part Reciting that by Indent Deed 4 Jun 1757 made Between Wm CROZIER then of Stramore aforesd of the one
part and the said Samuel CROZIER of
the other part the sd Wm CROZIER did
by sd Deed in Considon of £2 paid by the sd Samuel CROZIER Grant bargain sell assign release and confirm unto the
sd Samuel CROZIER All that the one
undivided share or proportion of that farm of Land in Stramore Conty by
Estimation 22a 5p or thereabouts Irish plantation Measure To hold unto the sd
Samuel CROZIER for ever Subject never
this to a proviso or condition of Redemption on payment of £200 with Interest
and Costs And also Reciting that sd Samuel CROZIER was dead and that Ann CROZIER had
obtained Admon to him and was entitled to sd £200 with Int & Costs the
sd Ann CROZIER did by said Deed in
Considon of the sum of £200 Ster to her paid by the sd John SMITH and the sd
Edward ROE Martha ROE & Mary CROZIER did by sd Deed for the Cons therein ment according to their respective
Interests therein for themselves their Exors Admors & assigns by virtue
of a Lease for a year in sd Deed Recited for ever quit claim release and
confirm unto the sd John SMITH his Heirs and assigns by virtue of a Lease for
a year in sd Deed Recited All that one Divided Share or proportion of a farm
of Land in Stramore aforesd Conty by Estima 22a 4p or thereabouts Irish Plant
measure with all houses Edifices Build and Improvements now Erected Standing
or which shall or may hereafter be erected or made upon sd premes and all the
Estate right Title Int Property Claim and Demand Whatsoever either at Law in
Equity of them the sd Ann CROZIER Edward
ROE Martha ROE and Mary CROZIER of in
or to the same together with the selected Geo and all papers relative thereto
To hold unto the sd John SMITH his Heirs and as for ever Subject Nevertheless
to a proviso or consideration of Redemption Ann CROZIER [SEAL] WITNESS Brice CROZIER Gent
& Patrick WATERSON. |
1804 May
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1804 May
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To the Register appointed by act of parliament for
Registering deeds & So forth A Memorial of an Indented deed of Conveyance
dated day of May 1804 made Between John NICHOLSON of Stamore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and
Joseph WAKEFIELD and Thomas Christy WAKEFIELD Trustees named in the last will
and Testament of William STRANGMAN of the City of Waterford deceased for
certain purposes therein mentioned of the other part reciting that by Lease
& Release dated the 26th and 27th October 1761 Richard JOHNSTON of
Gilford in the Co. Down Esq. and Sir Richard JOHNSTON for the Considerations
therein mentioned did grant Bargain sell remise release and Confirm unto
William CROZIER formerly of the Park [probably Drumaran Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] but lately of Gilford
in said County Merchant and to his heirs and assigns all that part and parcel
of the Town & lands of Dromnin otherwise Drumarin Commonly called the Park
then in said William CROZIER ‘s possen
Conty by Estimation 4 acres plantation measure be the same more or less
situate lying and being in the town land of Dromarin otherwise Dumarin in the
parish of Tullylish and County of Down to hold unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and assigns for ever at
under and subject to the yearly rent of £6.17.3 fees and duties included and
that said William CROZIER by deed
dated the 30th August 1790 conveyed and assigned all his Estate and Interest
in said Lands and premises thereby demised unto Joseph RICHARDSON of Shamore
[Stamore otherwise Loughans] in said County Linen Draper subject to send yearly rent of [?] and that said Joseph RICHARDSON by Lease dated
30th August 1790 for the Consons therein mentioned demise grant set and to
farm let unto the said William CROZIER of the said lands of Droman otherwise Durmarin [Drumaran Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] to hold unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and assigns for ever subject to the yearly
rent of £25 Husband duties included over and above and exclusive of said fee
farm rent of £16.17.3 the said Chief rent payable to said the Richard JOHNSTON
and said William CROZIER for the latter
securing and rent did thereby grant and make over unto the said Joseph RICHARDSON
his heirs and assigns forever and fee farm rent of £25 and for Richard JOHNSTON
his heirs and assigns for ever said fee farm rent of £3 and that by deed
dated 30th Septr 1789 Robert Jeffreys NICHOLSON of Shamore in the County of
Down linen Draper for the Consons therein ment did give grant sell assign and
make over unto said Joseph RICHARDSON his heirs and assigns for ever one
annuity yearly rent charge of £50 to be [?] and
payable out of all that part and parcell of Land part of the lands of
Tullylish situate on the north west side of the river Ban, and bounded as
therein mentioned containing by Estimation 5a plantation measure be the same
more or less situation said County of Down and also all that part a parcell
of the Lands part of the Land of Knocknage [Knocknagore Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] ,in Co. Down and that said Joseph RICHARDSON was then
dead but before his death duly made his last will and Testament in writing
and thereby amongst other authorized and impowered said John NICHOLSON party
thereto for £1,000 to sell forever and rent charge of £50 and also to sell
for ever said fee farm rent of £25 in order to enable him to pay off the
Legacies in said way and deed whereof there a memorial Witnessed that the
said John NICHOLSON in consideration of £1,250 to him in hand paid by the
said Joseph WAKEFIELD and Thomas Christy WAKEFIELD the receipt whereof is
hereby acknowledged £1,000 of the said sum being the consented for said
annuity yearly rent charge of £50 did grant sell assign transfer and set over
unto the said Joseph WAKEFIELD and Thomas Christy WAKEFIELD their Heirs and
assigns all that farm rent of £25 Per annum payable by said William CROZIER his Heirs and assigns out of the
lands and promis therein and herein before particularly mentioned and exempt
of advantage thereof and also, all that the said annuity or yearly rent
charge of £50 payable by said Robt Jeffrey NICHOLSON his heirs and assigns
premes therein and herein before mentioned also all benefit and meaning premes
therefrom to have hold per receive take and for the said out of the of £15
and also said annuity or yearly rent of annual WAKEFIELD and Thomas Christy WAKEFIELD
their Heirs and assigns for ever free from all encumbrances whatever which
said deed was duly Executed by Joseph WAKEFIELD Thomas Cristy WAKEFIELD and
John NICHOLSON the Executing parties thereto and which said deed and this mem
are witnessed by E Wakefield of Springfield in by County Antrim Esq . and by
George CROZIER of the City of Dublin
Gent John NICHOLSON [SEAL] Signed and sealed in presence of Cain WAKEFIELD
--- George CROZIER the above named Geo CROZIER maketh oath and saith he is a
suby Witness to the deed whereof the above is a mem and to said ment and saw
the above named J. NICHOLSON and Thomas Christy WAKEFIELD duly sign and unto
the said and and also saw the said John NICHOLSON duly sign and perfect this
memorial and Deponent saith the name George CROZIER subscribed as a Witness to said deed and Memorial is this deponents name and
proper name and handwriting and deponent oath to the on the 18th day of July
1884 delivered said deed and memorial to John GREEN [CROZIER?] By George CROZIER Sworn before me this 18th day of July one thousand Eight hundred and four
John Griffin Dep Rey |
1804 May 1
|
ROD 563 304 376871 (there
is an image of a rabbit on this page in the margin)
1804 May 1
LESLIE-BROWN Book 45 (1739-1810) Edgeool & New
Street, Corfad
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Btw Charles Albert LESLIE of Gilford, Co. Down &
Richard BROWNE of Magherana in said Co Down, Linen draper executor of John
BROWN late of Maghera in the said Co. Down, linen draper. Deceased of the
other part.. Whereby after reciting as in said deed is recited in bonds of
the sum of £2000 sterling to said Charles Albert LESLIE did grant bargain
sell assign transfer and make over to said Richard BROWN his exors admons and
assigns all that and those the lands of Aughnetray Angaise Ballyellyan
Carricknaneagh Clogher Cowlerannan Corfait Corkerran Cornahow Derryalubina
Derryvalley Drumar Drumbo Drumgole Drumlane Drumhowen Drumerrusk Edynanian
Edergool Greagh Kennupat Kenorkavaddy Larrah MonartonTanmucknell Tonyglasen Cornamucklish Terrygreham Ballybay Newstreet
and Coothill & by whatever name or names… lying and being in the Barony
of ____ and Dartrey in Co. Monaghan.. term of time and space of 2000 years ….
WITNESS Charles Albert LESLIE; William
CROZIER |
1809 Feb 20
|
ROD 650 419 449001
1809 Feb 20
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BTW James McCULLOUGH of Banbridge Co. Down reed maker
eldest son of John McCULLOUGH deceased of 1st pt. Martha McCULLOGH
of Ballinafoy widow of 2nd pt; Jane McCULLOUGH of Drumnare widow
of 3rd pt, both in Co. Down; Recites John McCULLAGH deceased
possessed freehold tenement in Newry and farm and houses in Drumnahare; His
eldest son, James McCULLAGH of Banbridge was entitled to same and conveyed to
Margaret McCULLOUGH and Jane McCULLOUGH for £61 … tenement in Dirty Lane als
North street in Newry to Martha McCULLAGH of Ballanfoy, Co. Down Widow for
£61 and farm in Drumnahare to Jane McCULLAGH, Widow of Drumnahare, Co Down
WITNESS John MULLIGAN of Lisnaliggan, and of Martha McCULLOUGH by John
HARSHAW & William CROZIER of City
of Dublin attorney Martha McCULLOUGH [SEAL]. |
1812 Jan 9
|
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1812 Jan 9
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To the Regr apply act of part for Regr Deeds Conveyances
& c -- memorial of a Deed of Lease and release bear date respt the 9th &
10 Jan 1812 and made by and between Joseph JACKSON of Mountrath Queens
Co. Shopkeeper of the one part and Robert
CROZIER of the City of Dublin Preacher of the Gospel of the other
part. Reciting that Joseph PAVEY of Meath aforesd shoemaker did by [late?] of
Lease 11 Jan 1783 demise and let unto John JACKSON then of Mountrath
all those the tenants and holding in the town of Mountrath then in the possession
of the John JACKSON consisting of Dwelling House out houses and back
yard subject to the restriction in the or lease from the Earl of Mountrath To
hold from the 1st day of May then last for 3 lives therein named and the reversions
and [?] of them and of such other person and persons as shall be added
thereto by virtue of the covenant for renewal therein contained and also my
their that the said John JACKSON has since died but before his death
duly made his Will and thereby Bequeathed his Interest in said premises to his
son Joseph JACKSON party thereto and also say that by Indre of Lease
28 May 1800 Henry COOTE of the City of Dublin Esq did demise unto Wm WOOLEY[?]
of Coote Hill in the Queens Coy cordwainer all that and those the Dwelling House Kitchen Garden and about 1/4a of ground
belong to said House and Garden and therein actual poss of the said Wm MOLLOY
situate to Coote Street in the Barony of Maryborough West Queens to hold from
the 1st May then last for 3 lives or 31 years which ever of said
terms sd Caston subject to the yearly rent of thirty pay half yearly and also
many that the said Wm MOLLOY did by all Deeds of lease and release 1st and 7th April 1804 assign to said Joseph JACKSON party
thereto all that the last rented premiss with the app and also that by a Deed
of lease 13 & 14 Oct 1800 Chas Henry COOTE of City of Dublin did demise
and set to Michael DELANY of Coote Street Queens Co. cordwainer all that and those the Dwelling House Kitchen Garden
& about 1/4a of Ground thereto by which he then had in his actual
possession situate in Coote St in Barony of Marsboro West & said Queens
Co. [?] liberty of Gateway from the Temple unto said premises [?] 3 lives
therein name or 31 years subject to the yearly rent of £6 made half yearly
and also he that by lord Deeds of lease and release 21st and 22 day of April
1804 to the Mathew DELANY for the Cons therein ment and unto the said Joseph
JACKSON party thereto all that and said last recited prims & also say
that by a certain article of agreement in writing 8 April 1805 William
JACKSON of Mountmeath in the Queens did Grant and set unto said Joseph
JACKSON partition all that & those that part of the lands of Moanbawn
commonly called the Shannon land then in the possession of [?] BREAKEY
containing 2a 3r 14p be the same more or less plantation measure Barony of
Maryboro Queens Co. from the 1st May 1805 for 50 years subject to
the yearly rent of £3.14.5 pay half yearly by which said deed whereof this or
ament he the said Joseph JACKSON incons of said sum of £250 sold released
and confirmed to him the said Robert CROZIER & his heirs and assigns all that and those the tenants hereof and prems
therein before recited & went to with all Buildings improvements made to
be made thereon & the appoint him the said Robert
CROZIER his heirs and executors from the day of the date hereof for
the residue of the several and respl terms for lives and years as Granted Subject
nevertheless to the rents and covenants in said lands and cents and also to
the cond of Redempt therein after cont on payment of said sum of £250 with
out and costs on the Day of Janury then next which said deed whereof this is
a memorial WITNESS: [Gustave?] ARMSTRONG and William GUARD both of [?]Joseph
JACKSON [SEAL] … |
1812 Jan 12
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1812 Jan 12
Crozier 1813-1816. BELL Gr O Ge O Image 317 in Names Index 1813-1816
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178 in Bk 676
Joseph JACKSON of Mountrath, Queens Co. of 1 pt
shopkeeper; Robert CROZIER of Dublin
Preacher of the Gospel |
1813 Feb 11
|
ROD 662 147 454700
1813 Feb 11
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BIRCH & ors-LOWRY Ballyvallen, Banbridge
BTW John BIRCH formerly of Ballydown, Co. Down Linen
Draper but then of Phibsborough Co. Dublin surviving trustee names in last
will of Philip GRAHAM late of Banbridge Co. Down of 1st pt;
Richall [Rachel sic?] LOWRY daughter & [?] of James LOWRY late of Armagh
merchant [?] of 2nd pt; George
CROZIER of Banbridge attorney of 3rd pt; George CROZIER jr of Banbridge [??] of 4th pt … east side of Great Street in Town of Banbridge …
NOTE: In terms of a potential CROZIER-JACKSON cousin link, it may be a
clue that James Lowry JACKSON (1799-1838) was a
brother of Margaret JACKSON (?-1860), and therefore a cousin of Charlotte CROZIER. Their father was a John JACKSON of Union Hill,
a farm at Greenoge, Parish Dromore, Barony Iveagh Lower, Lower Half, Co. Down. This connects to family links that I am still working on: 1860 March 15 Mary JACKSON of Rockmount Probate |
1813 Mar 1 |
ROD 1838 17 255
1813 Mar 1
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A Memorial of an Indenture of lease 1 Mar 1813 between
Alexander STEWART of Co. Donegall Esquire of the one part and Thomas CRAWFORD
of Milltown Linen Draper Brice CROZIER of Stramore [otherwise: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] and Robert McMASTER of Coose farmers members of the Presbyterian
Congregation of Tullylish Co. Down of the other part whereby after reciting
that the late Colonel Henry MONROE being seized in fee of the lands and
premises thereinafter party described and granted and demised did by
Indenture of lease by him duly executed in conson of 5s Sterling devise the
said lands and premises unto certain members of the said congregation and the
survivor of them and the heirs of such survivor forever in trust for the use
and benefit of the Presbyterian Congregation of the Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower,
Upper Half Co. Down and also reciting that said Indenture and the
counterpart thereof had been lost on land and that the Estate which was of
the said Colonel Henry MONROE had since come to and was then legally vested
in the said Alexander STEWART who had been requested by the said Thomas CRAWFORD
Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER for
and on behalf of and in trust for the said Presbyterian Congregation of the Parish
of Tullylish aforesaid to grant unto them a new lease of the lands and
premises aforesaid at the said yearly rent of five shillings to which the
said Alexander STEWART had agree said Indenture now in recital witnessed that
the said Alexander STEWART for the considerations therein mentioned did
demise grant set and to farm let release and confirm unto the said Thomas CRAWFORD
Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER, in
then actual possession being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein recited
and to the survivors and survivor of them and the heir of such survivor all
that and those the meeting house meeting house green and Granard in
Drumnascamph [Drumnascamph Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower,
Upper Half] as the same was then with possession of said Congregation
containing by computation 2r plantation measure be the same more or less
bounded on the North and West by the lands of Rosehall on the East by Daniel
LINDONs holding and on the South by the leading road from Banbridge to
Gilford Situate lying and being in the parish of Tullylish Barony of Lower Iveagh
and County of Down together with all and Singular the rights members
privileges advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or any wise
appertaining To hold the said demised premises with the appurtenances unto
the said Thomas Crawford , Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER and the survivor of them and the heirs of such survivor
of them forever in trust for the use and benefit of the Presbyterian
Congregation aforesaid subject to the yearly rent official shillings sterling
and which said deed as to the Execution thereof by the said Alexander STEWART
the same is witnessed by John FERGUSON Thomas HARPER of Ards in the County of
Donegall gentlemen , and as to the execution thereof by the said Thomas CRAWFORD
Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER the
same is witnessed by Henry HAMILTON of Tullylish in the County of Down Esq.
and James MISKIMON of Belfast in the County of Antrim Hackler , Brice CROZIER he signed sealed and executed in
presence of James Miskimon James CROZIER,
The within named James Miskimon maketh oath and saith that her a subscribing
witness to the Indenture of Lease of which the within writing is a memonal
and also to said memond and saith he saw said lease duly signed sealed and
delivered by Thomas Crawford Brice CROZIER and Robert McMaster three of the Executing parties thereto and the within
Memorial duly signed sealed and executed by the said Brice CROZIER and Deponent saith the name James
this imon signed and subscribed to said lease and the within memonal is the
name and are spectively of the proper handwriting of this Deponent , James
Miskimon , Sworn before me at Banbridge in the County of Down this 12 day of
July 1837 by out of a Commission to me directed out of her Majestys Court of
Queens Bench in Ireland fortaking affidavits in said County and I know the
Deponent , William Merren Eleven Sheets late copy Hay 25 |
1834 Jan 13 |
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1834 Jan 13
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A Memorial of an Indented deed of Release being by may of
Reconveyance of Mortgage bearing date and duly executed the 13 Jan 1834 BTW
Campbell GRAHAM of Belfast in the County of Antrim Merchant and Elizabeth
Blair OGILVIE [(1770-1831), daughter of James Blair OGILVIE and Margaret
(SHAW) WHITE See: Wiki tree] of Dough in
the same County Spinster surviving trustee named in the last Will and
testament of James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818)] late of Dough aforesaid Linen
Draper decd of the one part and William CROZIER of the City of Dublin Esqr
and the Revd Philip Graham CROZIER clerk Vicar of Edenderry in the Kings
County trustees and Exors named in the last Will and Testament of George CROZIER
late of Banbridge in the County of Down Gentn attly at law deceased of the
other part reciting amongst other things that by Indenture of Release by way
of Mortgage 5 Sept 1826 BTW George CROZIER of the one part and Samuel FERRIS
of Larne Apothecary said deceased the said Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD of
Dough (since also deceased) Linen Merchant and the said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE
by their description of Trustees named in the last Will and Testament of the
said James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818) See: Wiki tree] of the other
part the said George CROZIER Conson of
£933.1.6 granted and released unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM
John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE and to the survivor of them and
to the heirs and assigns of such survivor all that and those the lands and
premises therein and herein after particularly ment and described with their
appurts To hold unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD
and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [ (and the survivor of them and the heirs and
assigns of such survivor in as full and ample manner as the said George CROZIER
theretofore held the same subject to redemption on payment of said sum £923.1.6
1/2 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum said deed of which
this is a memorial witnessed that the said Campbell GRAHAM and Elizabeth
Blair OGILVIE in conson of £923.1.6 1/2 to them paid by the said William CROZIER
and Philip Graham CROZIER granted bargained sold aliened remised released and
Confirmed unto the saw William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER in their
actual possession then being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein reated
and to his heirs and assigns all that and those parts and proportions of the
Towns and lands of Kurnan alias Kenan [Kernan,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] with the Water Corn Mill and Kiln built and erected
thereon Mill dam grist succor and Multure and there thereto belonging as the
same lands and premises were formerly in the possession and occupation of the
said George CROZIER and his undertenants and Contain in the whole 113a 1r 24p
Just plantation measure be the same more or less and also all that and those
that part or proportion of the lands of Ballinafoy containing 10a 6p be the
same more or less as formerly in the occupation and tenure of Martha McCULLOUGH
widow and John McCULLOUGH under tenants of the said George CROZIER with all
dwelling houses out houses and office houses and all other houses and
buildings erected built and made and timber and other trees then standing and
being in or upon said lands of Kinan [Kernan]
and Ballingfoy or either of them or any part thereof and all and singular the
Waters Water Courses Mill dam will seals Mill Pools mill races mill streams
ways casements roads paths passages are logs and tubarries with all other the
rights members appents and appurts which said lands and prems of Kernan wise
called Kenan are situate lying and being in the Parish of Tullylish Barony of
upper Ireagh and County of Down aforesd and which said lands and prems of
Ballinafor [Ballynafoy,
Parish Annaclone,
Barony of Iveagh
Upper, Upper Half] are situate lying and being in the Parish of Annaghlon
[Annaclone] and
Barony and County last aforesd To hold all and singular the said lands and
premises unto the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER their heirs
and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of them the said William CROZIER
and Philip Graham CROZIER their
their heirs and assigns for ever freed exonerated released
acquited and discharged of and from the said Mortgage Debt and all and every
sum and sums thereby secured which said deed and this memorial as to the
Execution and perfection thereof respectively by said Campbell GRAHAM are
witnessed by John GRAHAM Gentn attorney at law and Maria GRAHAM Spinster both
of Belfast aforesaid son and daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM and said
deed and Memory as to the execution and perfection thereof respectively by said
Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE are witnessed by Alexander Arthur Gentn attorney at
law of Belfast aforesd and Margaret Jane GRAHAM Spinster of Belfast aforesaid
daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM Campbell GRAHAM B. OGILVIE ℗
Signed and sealed by the above named Campbell GRAHAM in presence of Jno
Graham Maria GRAHAM Signed and sealed by the above named Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE
in presence of Margt J. GRAHAM Alexr Arthur the above named Alex Arthur
maketh oath and saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of
which the foregoing writing is a memorial and also to the said memorial and
that he saw the said deed and Memonal duly executed and perfected
respectively by the above named Elizabeth Blair Ogilvie one of the Executing
parties thereto and saith the name Alexander Arthur set and subscribed as
such subscribing witness to the said deed and Memorial respectively is this
Deponents proper name and hand writing Alexander ARTHUR Sworn before me at
Belfast in the County of Antrin this 21st day of January 1834 a Master
Extraordinary of his Majestys Court of Chancery in Ireland for taking
affidavits in said County and I know the Deponent John Bates ( a true Copy B.
2
SEE: Here lieth the body of Edward Shaw, who died in the
years 1761, aged 86 years, and his wife, Margaret Shaw (formerly Boswell) who
died in 1755, aged 82 years. Also William Shaw, their son, who died in 1759,
aged 38 years. And Dorothea Shaw (Formerly Blair) who died in 1779, aged 61
years. And also James Blair Shaw (son of said William and Dorothea Shaw) who
died on the 21st day of November 1818, aged 70 years. And also Elizabeth
Blair Ogilvie, Doagh House (a niece of the said James Blair Shaw, and eldest
daughter of the late James Blair Ogilvie) who died on the 15th July 1831.SOURCE: Ulster
Historical Association. Doagh transcriptions. SEE: Find-a-Grave: Here are deposited the remains of Rev'd William Ogilvie who died in 1712,
and Jane Agnew his wife, William Ogilvie who died 14th February 1780, aged 74
years. James Blair Ogilvie who died 22nd April 1785, aged 48 years. Elizabeth
Blair, wife of last named William Ogilvie, who died 21st May , 1785, aged 87
years. And Margaret Shaw wife by her first marriage to said James Blair
Ogilvie, who died 19th March 1818 aged 72 years [at the bottom] This monument
is erected by Dorothy Shaw Blair in memory of her beloved parents. MCDCCCXX Saint
Cedma’s Graveyard, Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland. NOTE:
As part of understanding the family connections in this lease, Dorothea BLAIR was probably a sister of Margaret BLAIR, wife
of Cornet William CROZIER (bef 1700-aft1759). Cornet William was an uncle of
George CROZIER (1755-1831), and the latter was the husband of Jane Eliot
GRAHAM (dau of Philip GRAHAM and Rachel ROGERS) and father of William CROZIER
(1787-1872) & Philip Graham CROZIER (1801-1872). |
1834 Jan 13 |
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BTW Campbell GRAHAM of Belfast in the County of Antrim
Merchant and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [(1770-1831), daughter of James Blair
OGILVIE and Margaret (SHAW) WHITE See: Wiki tree] of Dough in
the same County Spinster surviving trustee named in the last Will and
testament of James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818)] late of Dough aforesaid Linen
Draper decd of the one part and William CROZIER of the City of Dublin Esqr and the Revd
Philip Graham CROZIER clerk Vicar of Edenderry in the Kings County
trustees and Exors named in the last Will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the
County of Down Gentn attly at law deceased of the other part reciting: Indenture
of Release by way of Mortgage 5 Sept 1826 BTW George
CROZIER of the one part and Samuel FERRIS of Larne Apothecary said
deceased the said Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD of Dough (since also
deceased) Linen Merchant and the said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE by their
description of Trustees named in the last Will and Testament of the said
James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818) See: Wiki tree] of the other
part the said George CROZIER Conson of
£933.1.6 granted and released unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM
John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE and to the survivor of them and
to the heirs and assigns of such survivor all that and those the lands and
premises therein and herein after particularly ment and described with their
appurts To hold unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD
and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [ (and the survivor of them and the heirs and
assigns of such survivor in as full and ample manner as the said George CROZIER
theretofore held the same subject to redemption on payment of said sum of £923.1.6
1/2 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum said deed of which
this is a memorial witnessed that the said Campbell GRAHAM and Elizabeth
Blair OGILVIE in conson of £923.1.6 1/2 to them paid by the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER granted bargained sold aliened remised
released and Confirmed unto the saw William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER in their
actual possession then being by virtue of a Lease for a year those parts and
proportions of the Towns and lands of Kurnan alias Kenan [Kernan,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] with the Water Corn Mill and Kiln built and erected
thereon Mill dam grist succor and Multure and there thereto belonging as the
same lands and premises were formerly in the possession and occupation of the
said George CROZIER and his undertenants and Contain in the whole 113a 1r 24p
Just plantation measure be the same more or less and also all that and those
that part or proportion of the lands of Ballinafoy containing 10a 6p be the
same more or less as formerly in the occupation and tenure of Martha McCULLOUGH
widow and John McCULLOUGH under tenants of the said George CROZIER with all
dwelling houses out houses and office houses and all other houses and
buildings erected built and made and timber and other trees then standing and
being in or upon said lands of Kinan [Kernan]
and Ballingfoy or either of them or any part thereof and all and singular the
Waters Water Courses Mill dam will seals Mill Pools mill races mill streams
ways casements roads paths passages are logs and tubarries with all other the
rights members appents and appurts which said lands and prems of Kernan otherwise
called Kenan are situate lying and being in the Parish of Tullylish Barony of
upper Ireagh and County of Down aforesd and which said lands and prems of
Ballinafor [Ballynafoy,
Parish Annaclone,
Barony of Iveagh
Upper, Upper Half] are situate lying and being in the Parish of Annaghlon
[Annaclone]and Barony
and County last aforesd To hold all and singular the said lands and premises
unto the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER their heirs and
assigns … WITNESS: John GRAHAM Gentn attorney at law and Maria GRAHAM
Spinster both of Belfast aforesaid son and daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM
and said deed and Memory as to the execution and perfection thereof
respectively by said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE are witnessed by Alexander ARTHUR
Gentn attorney at law of Belfast aforesd and Margaret Jane GRAHAM Spinster of
Belfast aforesaid daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM …
SEE: Here lieth the body of Edward Shaw, who died in the
years 1761, aged 86 years, and his wife, Margaret Shaw (formerly Boswell) who
died in 1755, aged 82 years. Also William Shaw, their son, who died in 1759,
aged 38 years. And Dorothea Shaw (Formerly Blair) who died in 1779, aged 61
years. And also James Blair Shaw (son of said William and Dorothea Shaw) who
died on the 21st day of November 1818, aged 70 years. And also Elizabeth
Blair Ogilvie, Doagh House (a niece of the said James Blair Shaw, and eldest
daughter of the late James Blair Ogilvie) who died on the 15th July 1831.SOURCE: Ulster
Historical Association. Doagh transcriptions. SEE: Find-a-Grave: Here are deposited the remains of Rev'd William Ogilvie who died in 1712,
and Jane Agnew his wife, William Ogilvie who died 14th February 1780, aged 74
years. James Blair Ogilvie who died 22nd April 1785, aged 48 years. Elizabeth
Blair, wife of last named William Ogilvie, who died 21st May , 1785, aged 87
years. And Margaret Shaw wife by her first marriage to said James Blair
Ogilvie, who died 19th March 1818 aged 72 years [at the bottom] This monument
is erected by Dorothy Shaw Blair in memory of her beloved parents. MCDCCCXX Saint
Cedma’s Graveyard, Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland. NOTE:
As part of understanding the family connections in this lease, Dorothea BLAIR was probably a sister of Margaret BLAIR, wife
of Cornet William CROZIER (bef 1700-aft1759). Cornet William was an uncle of
George CROZIER (1755-1831), and the latter was the husband of Jane Eliot
GRAHAM (dau of Philip GRAHAM and Rachel ROGERS) and father of William CROZIER
(1787-1872) & Philip Graham CROZIER (1801-1872). |
1837 Jan 4 |
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BTW William CROZIER of Hartfield Lodge in the County of Dublin Esquire and the Revered Philip
Graham CROZIER styling himself Graham
Philip CROZIER Clerk Vicar of
Edenderry in the Kings County Executors and surviving Trustees named in and
appointed by the last will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the County of Down attorney at
Law deceased of the first part Jane CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid widow of the said George CROZIER of the second part and Thomas CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid attorneys at Law of the third part Reciting: for the
general consideration therein mentioned they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such executors and surviving
Trustees as aforesaid and also the said William CROZIER as the heir at Law of the said George CROZIER also the said Jane CROZIER did grant
bargain sell assign transfer make over for ever quitclaim release and confirm
unto the said Thomas CROZIER as to the
parts and proportions thereof which were of Freehold in his actual possession
… All that messuage and Tenement with the dwelling house offices and Garden
thereunto belonging situate in the Town of Banbridge and Co. Down and as
formerly in the possession and occupation of Patrick Simpson KENNEDY
Gentleman together with a free passage thereto through the gate next
adjoining the house formerly in possession of John FLEMING in as full and
ample a manner as the said John FLEMING granted the same to James LAW therein
named by the Indenture therein recited and as the same were afterwards in the
possession of the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER and also all that Park or plot of
Ground in the town land of Ballyvally [Ballyvally,
Parish of Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Lower Half] Co. Down containing by estimation 4a of the late Just
plantation measure be the same more or less commonly called and known by the
name of ROWANs tenements meared and bounded as therein mentioned and formerly
in the possession of the said Patrick Simpson KENNEDY and afterwards in the
possession of the said George CROZIER …
together with all that way Road or passage leading to the said last mentioned
pack or plot of Ground called ROWANs tenement which several years since were
granted the set apart by the Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire to and for
the exclusive use and benefit of the said George CROZIER deceased his heirs and assigns And also all that
parcel of land and being in the Townland of Ballyvalley containing by
admeasurement 6a of the late Irish Plantation measure or thereabouts to the
same more or less and as therein also particularly mentioned and described
meared and bounded as by all of thereof annexed to the original Lease of said
Premises 20 Oct 1755 from the Right Honorable WILLS Earl of Hillsborough to
John FLEMING … and also all that and those that part or proportion of the
town lands of Bally Valley containing 1a or there abouts of the late Irish
plantation measure and which the said George CROZIER in his lifetime occupied and held as a Garden attached to his dwelling house
at Banbridge for said and also all that and those that building tenement or
Lot of Ground situate in the said Townland of Ballyvalley of the Turnpike or
Mail Coach road leading from Banbridge to Dromore and containing in front to
said road 200’ and extending back to the said last mentioned premises or
Garden and also all that and those that and proportion of the town lands of
Ballymoney aforesaid containing 4a 16p or thereabouts of the late Just
plantation measure as formerly possessed and enjoyed by the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and
occupation of Moffett DICKSON in the town land of Ballyvalley and Ballymoney [Ballymoney,
Parish of Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Lower Half] Parish of Seapatrick Barony of upper Iveagh and County
of Down aforesaid To Hold the said messuage tenement with the dwelling house
office and Garden thereunto belonging so situate in the town of Banbridge
aforesaid and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER party thereto and also all that Park
or plot of Ground in the townland of Ballyvalley containing by estimation 4a or
thereabouts of the late Irish Plantation measure commonly called and known by
the name of ROWANs Tenement together with the Road way or passage to the same
as therein particularly mentioned and described and also the said in Acres
other part of the said Townland of Ballyvalley therein before Secondly
described unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns as fully as therein mentioned from the 1 May 1834 for
and during the natural lives and life of the several cast is in said deed of
which this writing is a Memorial respectively named being the lives named in
the last renewals therein respectively recited and to Hold that part or
proportion of the Townland of Ballyvally containing one acre or thereabouts
of the late Irish plantation measure so as aforesaid theretofore occupied by
the said George CROZIER as a garden
and then in the possession of the said George CROZIER in and also that lot or building Tenement and ground situate in the said
Townland of Ballyvalley and containing as aforesaid in front Two hundred feet
and extending back to the said last mentioned Premises or garden as therein
mentioned unto the said Thomas CROZIER his exors admors and assigns in the mean time and for and during such term or
terms of years or otherwise which should or might at any time there after be
granted thereof respectively under the agreement for a Lease from or by the
Most Honorable the of Downshire his heirs or assigns as therein mentioned And
to Hold the said last mentioned Lands and Premises so situate in the townland
of Bally aforesaid unto the said Thomas CROZIER his executors admors and assigns for and during all the rest residue and
remainder of the term of Two thousand years then 1861 Robert To Hodd Regd
Jany 1 C Then to come and unexpired of and in the same premise and fully to
be completed and ended being the terms originally granted of the same under
and by virtue of the said therein before recited and in the Indenture under
and by virtue of which the same premises with others are held together with
the said several Indenture of Lease and all such future and other terms for
lives or years which should or might be added thereto respectively by virtue
of any covenant of renewal or otherwise but subject nevertheless to the
payment of the rents and renewal fines and to the observance and performance
of the cont conditions and agreements in and by the said several recited
Indenture of Lease thereof respectively reserved and contained and subject
also to the payment of one annuity or yearly sum of £100 pounds to the said
Jane Crozier and her assigns for and during the life of the said Jane CROZIER and which said Deed contains
covenants of right of conveyance and further assurance and as to the
execution thereof by the said William CROZIER and Graham Phillip CROZIER is
witnessed by Thomas MURRAY of Edenderry in the King County Esquire and Thomas
R MURRAY of the same Esquire son of the said Thomas MURRAY and said deed and
this Memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by the said Thomas CROZIER WITNESS Edward HUDSON of Gardiners
Place in the County of Dublin apprentice to the said Thomas CROZIER and John COFFEE of Drumconded in the
said County of Dublin Gentleman Thos CROZIER |
1837 Jan 4 |
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BTW William CROZIER of Hartfield Lodge in the County of Dublin Esquire and the Revered Philip
Graham CROZIER styling himself Graham
Philip CROZIER Clerk Vicar of
Edenderry in the Kings County Executors and surviving Trustees named in and
appointed by the last will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the County of Down attorney at
Law deceased of the first part Jane CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid widow of the said George CROZIER of the second part and Thomas CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid attorneys at Law of the third part Reciting: for the
general consideration therein mentioned they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such executors and surviving
Trustees as aforesaid and also the said William CROZIER as the heir at Law of the said George CROZIER also the said Jane CROZIER did grant
bargain sell assign transfer make over for ever quitclaim release and confirm
unto the said Thomas CROZIER as to the
parts and proportions thereof which were of Freehold in his actual possession
… All that messuage and Tenement with the dwelling house offices and Garden
thereunto belonging situate in the Town of Banbridge and Co. Down and as
formerly in the possession and occupation of Patrick Simpson KENNEDY
Gentleman together with a free passage thereto through the gate next
adjoining the house formerly in possession of John FLEMING in as full and
ample a manner as the said John FLEMING granted the same to James LAW therein
named by the Indenture therein recited and as the same were afterwards in the
possession of the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER and also all that Park or plot of
Ground in the town land of Ballyvally [Ballyvally,
Parish of Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Lower Half] Co. Down containing by estimation 4a of the late Just
plantation measure be the same more or less commonly called and known by the
name of ROWANs tenements meared and bounded as therein mentioned and formerly
in the possession of the said Patrick Simpson KENNEDY and afterwards in the
possession of the said George CROZIER …
together with all that way Road or passage leading to the said last mentioned
pack or plot of Ground called ROWANs tenement which several years since were
granted the set apart by the Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire to and for
the exclusive use and benefit of the said George CROZIER deceased his heirs and assigns And also all that
parcel of land and being in the Townland of Ballyvalley containing by
admeasurement 6a of the late Irish Plantation measure or thereabouts to the
same more or less and as therein also particularly mentioned and described
meared and bounded as by all of thereof annexed to the original Lease of said
Premises 20 Oct 1755 from the Right Honorable WILLS Earl of Hillsborough to
John FLEMING … and also all that and those that part or proportion of the
town lands of Bally Valley containing 1a or there abouts of the late Irish
plantation measure and which the said George CROZIER in his lifetime occupied and held as a Garden attached to his dwelling house
at Banbridge for said and also all that and those that building tenement or
Lot of Ground situate in the said Townland of Ballyvalley of the Turnpike or
Mail Coach road leading from Banbridge to Dromore and containing in front to
said road 200’ and extending back to the said last mentioned premises or
Garden and also all that and those that and proportion of the town lands of
Ballymoney aforesaid containing 4a 16p or thereabouts of the late Just
plantation measure as formerly possessed and enjoyed by the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and
occupation of Moffett DICKSON in the town land of Ballyvalley and Ballymoney [Ballymoney,
Parish of Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Lower Half] Parish of Seapatrick Barony of upper Iveagh and County
of Down aforesaid To Hold the said messuage tenement with the dwelling house
office and Garden thereunto belonging so situate in the town of Banbridge
aforesaid and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER party thereto and also all that Park
or plot of Ground in the townland of Ballyvalley containing by estimation 4a or
thereabouts of the late Irish Plantation measure commonly called and known by
the name of ROWANs Tenement together with the Road way or passage to the same
as therein particularly mentioned and described and also the said in Acres
other part of the said Townland of Ballyvalley therein before Secondly
described unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns as fully as therein mentioned from the 1 May 1834 for
and during the natural lives and life of the several cast is in said deed of
which this writing is a Memorial respectively named being the lives named in
the last renewals therein respectively recited and to Hold that part or
proportion of the Townland of Ballyvally containing one acre or thereabouts
of the late Irish plantation measure so as aforesaid theretofore occupied by
the said George CROZIER as a garden
and then in the possession of the said George CROZIER in and also that lot or building Tenement and ground situate in the said
Townland of Ballyvalley and containing as aforesaid in front Two hundred feet
and extending back to the said last mentioned Premises or garden as therein
mentioned unto the said Thomas CROZIER his exors admors and assigns in the mean time and for and during such term or
terms of years or otherwise which should or might at any time there after be
granted thereof respectively under the agreement for a Lease from or by the
Most Honorable the of Downshire his heirs or assigns as therein mentioned And
to Hold the said last mentioned Lands and Premises so situate in the townland
of Bally aforesaid unto the said Thomas CROZIER his executors admors and assigns for and during all the rest residue and
remainder of the term of Two thousand years then 1861 Robert To Hodd Regd
Jany 1 C Then to come and unexpired of and in the same premise and fully to
be completed and ended being the terms originally granted of the same under
and by virtue of the said therein before recited and in the Indenture under
and by virtue of which the same premises with others are held together with
the said several Indenture of Lease and all such future and other terms for
lives or years which should or might be added thereto respectively by virtue
of any covenant of renewal or otherwise but subject nevertheless to the
payment of the rents and renewal fines and to the observance and performance
of the cont conditions and agreements in and by the said several recited
Indenture of Lease thereof respectively reserved and contained and subject
also to the payment of one annuity or yearly sum of £100 pounds to the said
Jane Crozier and her assigns for and during the life of the said Jane CROZIER and which said Deed contains
covenants of right of conveyance and further assurance and as to the
execution thereof by the said William CROZIER and Graham Phillip CROZIER is
witnessed by Thomas MURRAY of Edenderry in the King County Esquire and Thomas
R MURRAY of the same Esquire son of the said Thomas MURRAY and said deed and
this Memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by the said Thomas CROZIER WITNESS Edward HUDSON of Gardiners
Place in the County of Dublin apprentice to the said Thomas CROZIER and John COFFEE of Drumconded in the
said County of Dublin Gentleman Thos CROZIER |
1838 May 17 |
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BTW William CROZIER of Fortfield
Lodge Co. Dublin Esq and the Revd Philip Graham CROZIER of Edenderry [Edenderry, Edenderry Urban,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown, Co. Offaly] in the Kings County
Surviving Trustees named in & appointed by the last will and testament of
George CROZIER late of Banbridge [Banbridge Rural]
Co. Down Attorney at law decd of the first part Jane CROZIER of Banbridge
afsd widow of the said George CROZIER of the second part and Thomas CROZIER
of Banbridge aforesd in the said County of Down Attly at Law of the third
part Reciting that for the Consons therein ment they the said William CROZIER
and Philip Graham CROZIER and the said Jane CROZIER did according to their
respective Estates and Interest therein grant bargain sell assign transfer
and make over for ever quit claim release and Confirm unto the said Thomas CROZIER
his actual possession then being by virtue of a lease for a year therein
recited and to his heirs and assigns all that and those that Tenement situate
in the Town of Banbridge and County of Down afore and on the East side of the
Street leading from Dromore to the Bridge over the River Bann Conty 46’ in
front and in depth 294’ formerly in the posson of John HERRING and afterwards
unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns from the 1 Nov 1836 for
and during the lives of the sevl Cestie que vie WITNESS: Armstrong FITZGERALD
of #11 Dorset St. and Henry LOFTIE Button of Sherard It in the County of
Dublin Gent Wm CROZIER [SEAL] Graham P CROZIER [SEAL]
SEE: Banbridge:
The Star of Co. Down. ALSO: Crozier
family of Seafield, Stillorgan and Roebuck House and formerly of Banbridge AND Captain
Crozier in Ireland: Locations and connections. (includes map of CROZIER
home] |
1838 Oct 31 |
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BTW William CROZIER of Fortfield [Fortfield
Lodge] in the County of Dublin Esq and the Rev Philip Graham CROZIER Clerk
in Edenderry [Edenderry, Edenderry Urban,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown, Co. Offaly] Kings County Cers and
trustees named in and appointed by the last will and Testament May 1839 of
George CROZIER late of Banbridge [SEE: Banbridge Rural] in
the County of Down Attly at law decd of the first part the said Webrozier Son
and heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER of the second part . Jane CROZIER Banbridge as widow of the said Geo CROZIER
of the third part Rachall CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER both of Banbridge
Spinsters daughters of the said Geo CROZIER and Jane CROZIER of the
fourth part and Charles MAGEE [widower of Margret CROZIER] of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown aka Lisbofin, Parish of Clonfeacle
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Co.Armagh Esq a Trustee appointed for the purposes therein after ment of the
fifth part Reciting that the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as
such Trustees as in Conson of the sum of £2,000 paid by the said Rachael CROZIER
and Charlotte CROZIER and also in Conson of the sum of 10s to them the said
William CROZIER and Philip CROZIER in hand paid by the said Charles MAGEE
and also in Conson of the further sum of 10s a piece by the said Chas MAGEE
to the said William CROZIER and Jane CROZIER at the request and with the
party of the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER testified as
therein the receipt of which said sevl Sums are thereby resply acknowledged
they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such Trustees as
afsd and also the said heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER and the said Jane
CROZIER did by the direction nomination & appointment of the said Rachael
CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER confirm unto the said Charles MAGEE … All that
and those the parts and proportions of the town and land of Kernan alas
Kernon [Kernan,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] with the Mill Milldams Succon and Mulchine thereto
belonging as compused in the Original lease thereof bearing date 26 Oct 1789 from
Thos Dawson LAWRENCE to Athelston Dawson LAWRENCE Cont113a 1r 24p plantation
measure … and also all that part and parcel of turf Bog and worn out time Bog
Known by the name of Balgamoney [probably Ballymoney,
Parish of Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Lower Half] situate in the said Townland of Kennon and Ballyvary [Ballyvarley (Baile Uí Mhearlaigh) (aka Ballyvarlay), Parish Aghaderg
(Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion), Barony Iveagh Lower,
Upper Half] Co. Down with the appences and all other the prems comprised
in the therein recited Indre of lease of the 8 Apr 1796 and also that farm
Conty 2a 3r 2p plantation measure be the same more or less together with that
part and parcel of the bog and worn out of Bog Known by the name of
Ballynamoney meared and bounded as therein described part whereof is situate
in the said Townland of Kerman Parish of Tullylish and the remaining part
situate in said Townland of BallyVarley Parish of Aghadery [Aghaderg
(Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion)] and Co. Down aforesaid with the
appences in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted by the
therein recited lease of1 Nov 1798 also all that that and those that part or
parcel of land situate in the Townland of Kernon Barony of Lover Iveagh and
Co. Down afs used as a course or race for the water from Kernon lake to
Kernon Mill with liberty to save and depend the same in part thereof but not
to Widen said Course or overflow or Swamp the lands or Bog through which the
same time in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted in and the
therein recited lease of the 20 Nov 1810 from the Court of Claims to Geo CROZIER
To hold said first ment land of Kennon aforesaid containing 113a 1e 24p with
the appurces being the premis demised by the said therein recited lease of 26
Oct 1889 unto the said Chas Magee his heirs and assigns … for the Remainder
of the term of 2,000 then to come and unexpired under and by virtue of the
therein recited lease of the 8 Apr 1796 … for and during the natural life
and lives of said Wm CROZIER party thereto and Thomas CROZIER and the time
of them being the lives named in the therein recited case of 20 Nov 1810
subject to yearly rents payable thereout and in said Deed ment In trust for
the use and benefit and as a Trustee for them the said Rachael CROZIER and
Charlotte CROZIER then heirs Exors Admors and assigns according to the value
and tenor of the sevl Estates therein … WITNESS: Thomas CROZIER of #2 Rutland
Sq. East Dublin Solicitor and John WHITEHEAD of Banbridge in the County of
Down Clerk to the said The CROZIER … and John TATE of Banbridge aforesaid
also Clerk to the said Thomas CROZIER William CROZIER [SEAL] Philip Graham CROZIER
[SEAL]
SEE: Banbridge:
The Star of Co. Down. ALSO: Crozier
family of Seafield, Stillorgan and Roebuck House and formerly of Banbridge AND Captain
Crozier in Ireland: Locations and connections. (includes map of CROZIER
home] |
1850 Aug 17 |
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A Memorial of an Indented deed of Transfer and conveyance 17
Aug 1850 btw Charles MAGEE of Rhone Hill in [possibly ED Dungannon , townland Drumcoo,
Parish Drumglass,
Barony Dungannon
Middle or else the Roan Hill in Parish Killyman which
is partly in Co. Tyrone and partly Co. Armagh] the County of Tyrone Esquire
of the first part Rachel CROZIER and
Charlotte CROZIER formerly of
Banbridge in the County of Down but now of No. 2 Sandfort place in the County
of Dublin Spinsters of the second part and Thomas CROZIER of Great Denmark Street in the city of Dublin Esquire
of the third part Whereby after Reciting as therein is recited It was
witnessed that the said Charles MAGEE by the desire
and direction of the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER Testified as
therein mentioned and for the consideration therein mentioned did as such
Trustee as therein mentioned grant bargain sell assign Transfer and make over
and for ever quit claim unto Release and confirm and also the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER according to her and their Estate
and Interest in the premises did grant bargain sell assign Transfer and make
over and for ever quit claim remise and confirm unto the said Thomas CROZIER as to such parts thereof as are of
freehold ( in his actual possession then being ) and to his heirs and assigns
Executors admors and assigns respectively according to the nature and tenures
of several Estate lands hereditaments and premises respectively All that in
those the parts and proportions of the Towns and lands of Kernan alias Kennon
[Kernan,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] with the Mill Mill dam Grist succor and Multure
thereto belonging as were comprised in the Original Lease 26 Oct 1789 from
Thomas Dawson LAWRENCE to Athelston Dawson LAWRENCE in the therein before
mentioned Indenture of the 31 Oct 1838 recited and mentioned and containing 113a
1r 24p of the late Irish Plantation Measure be the same more or less which
said lands and premises are more particularly described in a Map or Surchart
thereof annexed to said Indenture of 26 Oct 1781 and are situate lying and
being in the said Town land of Kernan alias Kernon Parish of Tullylish Barony
of Lower Iveagh Co. Down And in as full and ample a manner as the said Thomas
Dawson LAWRENCE granted the same to the said Athelstan Dawson LAWRENCE by the
said Indenture of Lease of 26 Oct 1789 And afterwards in the possession of
George CROZIER And also all that part
and parcel of Turf Bog and worn Turf bog known by the name of Ballynamoney [possibly Ballymoney,
Parish of Seapatrick,
in the Barony of Iveagh Lower,
Lower Half] situate in the said Town lands of Kernan and Bally Varley [Ballyvarley (Baile Uí Mhearlaigh) (aka Ballyvarlay), Parish Aghaderg
(Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion), Barony Iveagh Lower,
Upper Half] in the said Barony of Lower Iveagh and County of Down and all
other the premises comprised in and demised by a certain Indenture of Lease
of 8 Apr 1796, by Athelston Dawson LAWRENCE Esquire therein described to the
said George CROZIER And every part and
parcel of the same with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining And also all that farm of land
containing 2a 3r 2p Irish plantation measure be the same more or less
Together with all that part and parcel of Turf bog and worn out Turf Bog
commonly called by the name of Ballynamoney as meared and bounded by several
farms and holding formerly in the possession or occupation of Phelian BURNS
Henry McCANN Mrs Mary Droomgoole Phelian BURNS of the Moss John Markham and
Sarah McCONNELL Anthony BURNS Arthur BURNS and Michael MISHAM And also marked
by a mearing round the same part whereof is situated in the said Townland of
Kernon Parish of Tullylish and the remaining part situated in the said
Townland of Ballynarly [Ballyvarley (Baile Uí Mhearlaigh) (aka Ballyvarlay), Parish Aghaderg
(Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion), Barony Iveagh Lower,
Upper Half] Parish of Aghadery and County of Down aforesaid Together with
all and singular the rights members and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining in as full and ample a manner
as the same were granted and demised by a certain Indenture of Lease 1 Nov
1798 from Ross THOMPSON Esquire since deceased and therein described to said
George CROZIER And also in said
Indenture of 31 Oct 1838 more particularly mentioned and recited And also
that and Those that part or parcel of land situate in the Townland of Kernon
Barony of Lower Iveagh and County of Down aforesaid used and course or Race
for the water from Kemon lake to Kennon Mill (with liberty to scour and
deepen the same or any part thereof but not to widen a course or overflow or
swamp the lands or Bog through which the same and in as full and ample a
manner as the same were granted and demised in and by a certain Indenture of
Lease 20 Nov 1810 and from the Countess of Clanwilliam to the said George CROZIER with all and singular the
appurtenances as fully as therein mentioned To hold all and singular the said
lands and premises of Kernon containing 113a 1r 24p with the hereditaments
and appurtenances being the premises granted and demised by the said
Indenture of Lease of 26 Oct 1789 unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns from the first
day of May then last for ever Subject to the Reserved yearly rent of £105.17.7
of the late currency being equivalent to the sum of £97.14.8 of present
currency sterling money and to hold all that parcel of Turf bog and worn out
Turf bog known by the name of Ballynamoney situate in the Town and lands of
Kernon and Ballyvarley with the appurtenances unto the said Thomas CROZIER his Exors admors and assigns for and
during all the rest residue and remainder of the Term of 2,000 years then to
come and unexpired of and in the same premises and fully to be completed and
ended being the Term originally granted of the same by said Lease of 8 Apr
1796 but subject to the payment of the rent and to the observance and
performance of the several covenants conditions and agreements in the said in
denture of Lease reserved and contained and to hold all that farm containing 2a
3r 2p Irish plantation measure be the same more or less Together with that
part and parcel of Turf bog and worn out Turf bog commonly known by the name
of Ballynamoney being the premises granted and demised by the said Indenture 1
Nov 1798 unto the said Thomas CROZIER his exors admors and assigns for and during all the rest residue and
remainder of the Term of 2,000 years then to come and unexpired of and in the
same premises being the Term originally granted of the same under and by
virtue of the said Lease of 1 Nov at under and subject to the payment of the
rent and to the observance and performance of the several covenants
conditions and agreements in the same Indenture of Lease reserved and
contained and to hold all that and those that part or parcel of land said
Townland of Kemen Barony of Lower Iveagh and County of Down aforesaid and as
use or race for the water from being the lands and premises granted and
demised by the therein mentioned Indenture of Lease 20 Nov 1810 unto the said
Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns for and during the natural life and
lives of William CROZIER and of said Thomas CROZIER and the survivor of them
being the lives named in the said Indenture of 20 Nov 1810 subject to the
yearly rent of 10s of the late currency being equivalent to the sum of £0.9.2.3
present sterling currency and to the observance and performance of the
several covenants conditions and agreements 120 cont La Co Regr At or one 21
- 1882 Agreements in and by the same Indenture reserved and contained And
which out deed and this Memorial as to the Execution thereof respectively by
the said and Charlotte CROZIER WITNESS Jane O’BRIEN
of No. 2 Sandford place in the County of Dublin widow and John TATE of No
7 Cottage Place in the City of Dublin Law Clerk and as the Execution thereof
respectively by the said Charles MAGEE are witnessed
by Henry Alexander BATE of Lower Gardiner Street in the city of Dublin
Solicitor and by the said John CROZIER Sate And
which said deed as to the Execution thereof by the said Thomas CROZIER is
witnessed by Thomas Francis CROZIER of Great Denmark Street in the City of
Dublin Solicitor and by the said John TATE - Rachael CROZIER [SEAL] Charlotte
CROZIER [SEAL] - Charles MAGEE - - Signed and Sealed by the above named Rachael CROZIER and
Charlotte CROZIER in the presence of Jane Crozier O’BRIEN - Jno TATE -
Signed and sealed by the within Named Charles MAGEE in the presence of Jno BATE
Solr - Int Tate - The above named John Tate ┃ maketh oath and saith that he
is a subscribing witness to the deed of conveyance of which the foregoing
writing is a Memorial and also to the said Memorial saith he saw the said
deed duly signed sealed and delivered by the above named Charles MAGEE
Rachael CROZIER Charlotte CROZIER and Thomas CROZIER and the above
memorial duly signed sealed by the said Charles Magee Rachael CROZIER and
Charlotte CROZIER And that the name John Pates subscribed as witness to said
deed and Memorial respecturly is this deponents proper name and handwriting
saith he delivered the said deed and Memorial to John Edward Chapman Esquire
assistant Registrar at the Registry office Henrietta Street in the City of
Dublin on Saturday the Twenty sixth day of August one thousand Eight hundred
and fifty two at or about the hour of five minutes before the OClock in the
afternoon of said day - Jno Tate - Sworn before me this 28th day of Aug just
1852 - John C Chapman |
1853 Sept 2 |
ROD 1853 23 289
1853 Sept 2
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BTW Elizabeth Isabell MAGEE of Rosney Co. Dublin Spinster
of the one part and Charlotte CROZIER of Sandford Place Co. Dublin Spinster of the other part in consideration Charlotte
CROZIER had granted unto the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE the right the
claim property and demand which the said Charlotte CROZIER had under the
alleged will of Robert MAGEE or otherwise against or upon the assets real and
personal of said Robert MAGEE or against the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE on
foot of the arrears of said annuity of £100 & did grant & transfer
unto said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE the said annuity and the said arrears
thereof - To Hold the said annuity unto the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE her
Executors administrators and assigns during the life of the said Charlotte CROZIER
in as full and ample a manner as the said Charlotte CROZIER was entitled
thereto under the will of said Robert MAGEE or other and the said Charlotte CROZIER
and thereby constitute and appoint the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE her true
and lawful attorney for the purpose of demanding suing for and receiving and
annuity of £100 a year and all Arrears then due or thereafter to grow due
thereon and in then due to the consideration of the premises the said
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE had given granted bargained sold and conveyed unto
the said Charlotte CROZIER one annuity or clear yearly sum of £50 to commence
from the first May then to be charged upon the Towns and Lands of
Derrijoghill [Derryoghill,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
Stangnall [Stangmore
(Magee), Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
Tullylearne [possibly Tullycarr,
Parish Termonamongan,
Barony West Omagh] Drumdare
[Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
Drumlee [Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
and Tully Doey [Tullydowey,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
situate lying and being in the Territory of Clonfeckle Barony of and County
of Tyrone To Hold take receive and Enjoy the said annuity or clear yearly sum
of £50 to and for her own use for and during the term of the natural life of
said Charlotte CROZIER … WITNESS: William CROZIER of North Frederick Street
in the City of Dublin Esquire Barrister at Law and Charles Frederick FINLAY
of Richmond Cottages in the County of Dublin Gentleman Elizabeth I MAGEE
[SEAL] Charlotte CROZIER [SEAL] |
1855 Feb 6 |
ROD 1856 7 248
1855 Feb 9
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557
A memorial of an Indenture of fee farm grant under the
Renewable Leasehold Conversion Act … between the most honorable Arthur
Wills Blundell Sandys Trumbull Windsor Hill, 4th Marquess of Downshire of
the one part and Mary JACKSON of Dergrustein [the AI version
transcribed the townland as Dergrustein but it is Derryroosk,
Parish Aghnamullen,
Barony Cremorne]
the County of Monaghan Spinster of the other part whereby after reciting as
therein is recited It was witnessed that in pursuance of the agreement
therein recited and also in pursuance of provisions of the therein recited
act of Parliament and for and in consideration of the perpetual yearly fee
farm sent therein after reserved and made payable and for the other
consideration therein mentioned the said Arthur Wills Blundell Sandys
Turnbull Windsor Marquis of Down did grant release and confirm unto the said
Mary JACKSON her heirs and assigns the tenement land and premises by the
therein recited original Lease and Renewal demised and which were at the date
of the memorializing Deed known and described as follows that is to say all
that and those the therein before mentioned tenements in the Town of
Banbridge in the said County of Down Situate on the east side of the street
bounded by Mary BELLs tenement on the North and by Isabella WILLs tenement in
the south containing in front and use 40’ and in depth backwards 294’ feet
and also all that 1a 2r 31p Irish plantation measure or 2a 2r 31p English
Statute measure part of the Townland of Ballyvally [Ballyvally,
Parish Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Upper, Upper Half,] Co Down which said premises , and the ground
plot and boundaries thereof were delineated and described in the map or plan
drawn in the margin of the memorializing deed excepting and always saving and
reserving thereout unto the said Marquis of Downshire his heirs and assigns
all manner of same and other Royalties to at mines and quarries of Marble
free stone limestone Marke and State ways watercourses mosses and Turbaries
for cutting off all be timber woods under woods an ash then and Alder trees
and every other part of the growing standing & being or which should
thereafter grow stand and be in the same with free liberty of hunting hawking
fishing and failing on the same proper seasons To hold all and singular the
said thereby granted premises with the rights members and appurtenances (
except as before excepted ) unto the said Mary JACKSON her heirs and
assigns from thenceforth for ever at and subject to the payment of the
perpetual yearly fee farm rent or sum as £2.4 … WITNESS: William Edward
TEAGUE of Hillsborough Co. Down and Mark WARDHAUGH of same place Surveyor and
said deed and this memorial by the said Mary JACKSON are witnessed by
Thomas Francis CROSIER [aka CROZIER] of Great Denmark Street City of Dublin
Solicitor and John TATE of Number twenty nine Portland Place in the said City
Clerk to Messeurs CROZIER & son - Mary JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: 1860
March 15 Mary JACKSON of Rockmount, Co. Monaghan Probate |
1864 May 13 |
ROD 1864 21 235 NOTE: BALDEKER aka BAEDEKER aka BREDEKER
1864 May 13
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To the Registrar appointed by act of Parliament for
registering deeds wills and So forth in Ireland . A memorial of an Indented
deed of Reconveyance 13 May 1864 btw Thomas CARLETON of Portadown in the
County of Armagh Esquire of the First part Elizabeth CARLETON of Portadown
aforesaid Widow and William LANGLEY of Belfast Co. Antrim Esquire of the
second part, Frederick William BALDEKER of Weston Super Mere County of
Somerset in England Esquire of the third part and Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER
wife of the said William BALDEKER of Weston Super Mere aforesaid of the
Fourth part , Whereby after Reciting as therein said Indenture Witnessed That
in consideration of all Interest having been paid as therein aforesaid in the
sum of £1,300 Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY paid by the said Anne
Jane Leigh BALDEKER the receipt of which sum of £1,300 the said Elizabeth CARLETON
and William LANGLEY and each of them did thereby acknowledge and from the
same Each of them did release the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER their and
Each of their Exors admors and assigns the said Thomas CARLETON by the
direction of the said Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY did thereby
Grant and the said Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY and Each of them
did thereby release with the concurrence of the said Frederick William BALDEKER
testified by his being a party to said presents unto the said Anne Jane Leigh
BALDEKER his heirs and assigns all the Morely part share or proportion
formerly of the said Henry A. ORMSBY and then the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER
and in all that he
That and those the Town and Lands of Dromaron otherwise
Drumarico [Drumaran,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] and the Town and lands of Longhans [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] otherwise Gilford and also the several yearly rent
charges therein after mentioned issuing and perable out of a certain
respective parts of the said Town and lands of Loughans otherwise Gilford ,
That is to say a yearly rent charge of £12 Issuing and payable out of that
part of the said lands formerly In the possession and occupation of Samuel CROZIER his undertenants or assigns also
another yearly Rent charge of £6.7.3 1/2 Issuing and payable out of that
part of the said lands formerly in the possession and occupation of Andrew
McCREIGHT his undertenants or assigns also another yearly Rent charge of £10.10
Issuing and payable out of that part of the said Lands formerly in the
possession and occupation of the Reverend Robert CAULFIELD and Mary his wife
then under tenants or assigns also another yearly rent charge of £24.16
Issuing and payable out of that part of the said lands with the mills and
house thereon formerly in the Possession and occupation of James REIDY [aka
REID] and Thomas PURDY then under tenants or assigns also another yearly rent
charge of Thirty pounds Eleven shillings and one penny Issuing and payable
out of this part of the said lands commonly called Shamore [otherwise Loughans: Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] formerly in the possession of Thomas CHRISTY William CROZIER and Samuel CROZIER then
under tenants or assigns . Also another yearly rent charge of Twenty one
pound Issuing and payable out of that part of the said lands formerly in the
possession and occupation of John BIRCH
George BIRCH and James BIRCH their undertenants or assigns and also the
several yearly rent charges therein before mentioned Issuing and payable out
of the respective part of the said town and Lands of Dromaron otherwise
Dromarion that is to say a yearly rent charge of £7.1 Issuing and payable out
of that part of the said Lands formerly in the possession and occupation of
James WALLEY his undertenants or assigns also another yearly rent charge of £6.17.3
issuing and payable out of that part of the said Lands commonly called the
Park [probably Drumaran Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] formerly in the
possession and occupation of William CROZIER his
undertenants or assigns also another yearly rent charge of £4.8. issuing and
payable out of that part of the said lands Formerly in the possession and
occupation of John Coderane SMITH his undertenants or assigns also another
ready rent charge of £26.2.6 issuing and payable out of certain parts of the
said lands of Loughans otherwise
Gilford and out of certain parts of the said lands of Donaran otherwise
Dromaren and a yearly rent charge of £50.18.10 issuing and payable out of a
certain part of the lands of Monallen otherwise Moyallen [Moyallan,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] formerly in the possession of occupation of Thomas CHRISTY
his undertenants or assigns or by whatever name or names the said Land or
denominations were known or called and all of which said towns lands and
premises were situate in the Parish of Tullylish in the Barony
of Lower Iveagh and in the County of Down and all and singular the Freehold
Towns lands and rent charges hereditaments and premises in the therein before
recited Indenture of Mortgage comprised a expressed to be thereby granted or
which then by any means were vested in the said Thomas CARLETON subject to
redemption under or by virtue of the same Indenture together with all the
Edifices messuages Buildings yards Gardens Orchards ways watercourses Trees
woods underwoods Commons Fines Charles Rights casements and appurtenances to
the said Premises or any of them appertaining or usually held or enjoyed
therewith and all the Estate right title Interest property claim and demand
of the said Thomas CARLETON Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY and Each
of them into and upon these Premises and Every part thereof . To have and to
hold the said Towns lands rents rent charges and hereditament with the
appurtenances and all other the premises therein before & pressed to be
thereby Granted unto the use of the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER her heirs
and assigns for ever as and for her own sole and Separate property free from
the debts control and engagements of the said Frederick William BALDEKER and
discharged from all principal monies and Interest intended to be secured by
the therein before recited Indenture of Mortgage and from all actions suits
accounts claims and demands for or in respect of the said Principal monies
and Interest or any part thereof respectively and for or in respect of the
said therein before recited Indenture of Mortgage or of any thing relating to
the premises and said Indenture Further Witnessed that for the Consideration
therein aforesaid the said Thomas CARLETON by the direction of the said
Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY did thereby Grant and the said
Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY and Each of them did thereby release
with the concurrence of the said Frederick of the said Frederick William BALDEKER
testified as therein aforesaid unto the said Anne Jane Leigh Balder his heirs
and assigns all the Moiety part or there formerly of the said Henry A. ORMSBY
and thereof as said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER of and in all that and those
that part and parcel of land formerly possessed by David McCREIGHT and
afterwards possessed by Sir William JOHNSTON Situate between the road leading
to Loughbrickland and the river Bann containing by survey 9a 2r 31p or
thereabout Irish plantation Measure Including the road and have the Barn
situate in the Townland of Loughans and Dromarin and also all that Field or
Park of land called the one Fir Bray containing 4a 3r 35p or thereabouts
Irish plantation measure agony Bounded on the north by James MURRAYs Land on
the West by Hugh TERMEYs holding in the south by James ENGLISHs holding and
on the East by the Road leading from Gilford to Loughbrickland Situate In the
Townland of Loughans the whole containing 14a 2r 26p or Thereabout and
situate in the parish of Tullylish Barony of Lower Iveagh and County of Down
as demised by the therein before mentioned Indenture of Lease of the16 Aug
1796 and all and singular other the leasehold towns Lands Tenements
hereditaments and premises in the therein before recited Indenture of
Mortgage comprised or expressed to be thereby granted or which then by any
means were vested in the said Thomas Harden CARLETON subject to redemption
under or by virtue of the same Indenture together with all Edifices Buildings
Erections ways Waters Water courses Trees fences Woods underwoods roads paths
passages liberties rights privileges casements and appurtenances thereto or
to any part thereof in anywise appertaining or then or thereof held or
enjoyed therewith and all the Estate right title Interest property claim and
demand of the said Thomas CARLETON Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY and
Each of them into upon the same premises and every part thereof . To have and
to hold the said towns lands tenements and hereditaments and all other the
premises lastly therein before expressed to be thereby granted unto and to
the use of the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER his heirs and assigns as and for
her sole and separate property and free from the Control debts and Engagement
of the said Frederick William BALDEKER thence for and during the life and
lives of the respective Cestie que vie in the said Indenture of Lease
of the 16 Aug 1796 and the term thereof Respectively mentioned and for and
during the Life of the longest liver of them and for and during the life and
of such other person and persons as might theretofore have been or might
thereafter be added to the term of the demise contained in said Indentures in
pursuance of the covenant for perpetual renewal therein contained and subject
as therein and said Indenture wither witnessed that for the consideration
aforesaid the said Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY and Jack , of them
did thereby grant and redeem with the concurrence of the said Frederick
William BALDEKER testified as therein aforesaid unto the said Jane Leigh BALDEKER
her Exors admors and assigns all the Morely part or share formerly of the
said Alexander ORMSBY but then of the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER of and in
all that part and parcel of land formerly in the possession of Henry WHITESIDE
situate in Millaback [Mullabrack,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] containing 9a 1r plantation measure or thereabouts
Together with such a competent portion of Moss as might be sufficient for one
hearth together with the appurtenances granted and demised be therein before
mentioned lease of the 1 Nov 1708 or one of them and also all that other
parcel of Land in Mullaback containing 9a plantation measure or Thereabout
Together with such a competent portion of Moss as men be sufficient for one
neare together the appurtenances granted and demised by the therein before
mentioned Leases of the 1 Nov 1750 or one of them all which said lands and
premises were situate in the Townland of Mullahat [Mullabrack,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] parish of Tullylish Barony of Lower Iveagh and County
of Down and all and singular other the Leasehold lands tenements
hereditaments and premises in the therein before recited Indenture of
Mortgage Comprised or Expressed to be thereby granted or who then by any
means were vested in the said Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY or Either
& subject to redemption under or by virtue of the said Indenture together
with all buildings edifices ways waters Commons rights liberties casements
and appurtenances to the same last mentioned premise in anywise appertaining
or with the same held or enjoyed and all the Estate right title Interest
property claim and demand of the said Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY
and each of them into and upon the said last mentioned premises and Event
part thereof . To have and to hold the said lands tenements and hereditaments
and all other the premises lastly therein before expressed to be thereby
Granted unto and to the use of the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER her Exors
admors and assigns , as
And for her own sole and separate property free from the
debts control and engagements of the said Meduct William BALDEKER for and
during all the rest residue and remainder of the terms of years granted and
by the said Leases of the 1 Nov 1708 First November one Thousand seven
hundred and eight and the subsequent renewal thereof , and also for and
during me other further terms of years as might from time to time for Ever
thereafter be added thereto in pursuance of the Covenant for perpetual renewal
in the send leases contained respectively Subject and discharged as therein
covenant by the said Thomas CARLETON Elizabeth CARLETON and William LANGLEY
with the said Ann Jane Leigh BALDEKER her heirs exors admors and assigns and
also a separate covenant with the said Anne Jane Leigh BALDEKER her heirs
Exors admors and assigns and also as separate covenant with the said
Frederick William BALDEKER his exors admors and assigns for want of title and
said deed as to the execution thereof by the said Thomas CARLETON and Elizabeth
CARLETON same is witnessed by William Beresford BURROWS and Robert SIMONS
both of Portadown in the County of Armagh Clerks to the Thomas CARLETON and
said deed as to the Execution thereof by the said William LANGLEY same
Witnessed by Jacob ORR of Loughgall in the County of Annagh Merchant and this
Memorial as to the Execution thereof the said Thomas CARLETON and Elizabeth CARLETON
same is witnessed by the said William Beresford Burrowes and Robert Simons --
Thomas CARLETON. seal Elizabeth CARLETON. [SEAL] . Signed and sealed in
presence of William B. BURROWS , Robert SIMONS -- The above named William
Beresford BURROWS of Portadown the County of Armagh maketh Oath and saith
that he is a subscribing witness to the deed of which the above a memorial
and also a Memorial and Saith he was present and saw Thomas CARLETON and
Elizabeth Carlton duly sign seal and deliver said deed and also said Thomas CARLETON
and Elizabeth duly execute sign and seal the above Memorial and saith the
name William B. BURROWS subscribed as witness to said deed and above Memorial
of this deponents proper name and hand writing William B. BURROWS Sworn
before me this fourth day of June 1804 at Portadown in the County of Armagh a
Commissioner for taking affidavits for Her Majestys Court of Common Law in
Ireland by virtue of a Commission to me directed from the Court of Queens
Bench in Ireland and I Know the deponent Thomas SHILLINGTON Commissing Thirty
six Folios Edward Walpole |
1865 Oct 30 |
ROD 1866 2 8
1865 Oct 30
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A memorial of an Indented deed of Partition dated the 30
Oct 1865 and Deed of Partition made Between Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of Bella
Vista in the County of Dublin Spinster of the first part Charlotte CROZIER of Sandford Place in the County of
Dublin Spinster of the second part The Reverend Samuel MAGEE of Prince Edward
Terrace Blackrock in the County of Dublin Clerk of the third part , William
Archibald KIDD Squire a Major in the army and Thomas Augustus PRENTICE Squire
both of Armagh in the County of Armagh of the fourth part , Edward SANDY of
the Grove Babbath [Balrath?] in the County of
Meath are of the fifth part Charles MAGEE of Annadale Cottage Lucan in the
County of Dublin Esquire of the Sixth part and William CROZIER of twenty four Middle Gardiner
Street in the City of Dublin and Jonathan CLARKE of three upper Pembroke
Street in the city of Dublin Esq. of the seventh part whereby after reciting
Indenture of lease dated 1 Aug 1738 and made between Thomas KINGSBURY of the
one part and Sarah HYDE of the other part , Indenture of renewal dated 18
Sept 1847 and made between Sarah ELGEE widow and Letitia KINGSBURY Spinster
and Henrietta MATURIN widow of the one part and the said Charles MAGEE and
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of the other part and reciting that said Elizabeth
Isabella MAGEE on or about12 May 1862 filed a cause petition in the high
Court of Chancery in Ireland praying amongst other things for a partition of
the lands and premises therein mentioned and that by a decree made in said
matter dated 22 Jan 1863, It was declared that the lands and premises should
be divided and partitioned into two equal moieties between the petitioners
and the Respondents and it was ordered that it be referred to the Master in
rotation to receive proposals and plans for a partition and reciting that
said Edward LITTON Esq the Master in said matter made his order dated 16 Jul
1863 appointing - Charles Peter BRASSINGTON Surveyor to make the necessary
survey and plans for such partition and that the said Charles Peter BRASSINGTON
made a survey and valuation of said premises certified by him on 24 Nov 1863
and reciting that the said Master in pursuance of said decree made his report
dated 30 Jan 1864 and reciting that by a final decree made in the said matter
dated 19 Apr 1864, It was ordered that the said report of the said Master
filed the 30 Jan 1864 and the valuation and partition of Charles Peter BRASSINGTON
therein mentioned should stand confirmed and it was amongst other things
declared that the said several lands and premises so comprised in the Second
Schedule to the said Masters report and described therein as Lot A were
respectively vested in severalty in the said Petitioner Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE
but subject as in said report and decree and therein after particularly
mentioned and it was also thereby further declared that the said several
lands and premises so comprised in the said third schedule to the said
Masters report and described therein as Lot B were respectively vested in
severalty in the said William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE as Trustees of the settlement of 7 Apr 1860 upon the
trusts of said Settlement but subject as in said report and decree , and
therein after particularly mentioned and reciting indenture bearing even date
and executed contemporaneously with memorializing indenture and made between
the said Charles MAGEE of the first part , William Archibald KIDD and Thomas
Augustus PRENTICE of the second part the said Edward LUNDY of the third part
the said William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE
of the fourth part , Francis CLARKE and Jane Crozier CLARKE his wife of the
fifth part Frances Diana MAGEE, John James HAMILTON and Rebecca HAMILTON his
wife of the Sixth part and the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of the Seventh
part and after further reciting as therein said Indenture of which this is a
memorial witnessed that in pursuance of and in obedience to the therein
before in part recited decree of the court of Chancery dated the 19 April
1864 and for perfecting the said partition they the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE,
Samuel MAGEE and Charlotte CROZIER according to their respective estates rights and interest therein did assign
and release unto the said William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE their executors administrators and assigns all that and
those the one undivided one half part or share of them the said Elizabeth
Isabella MAGEE, Samuel MAGEE and Charlotte CROZIER of and in all that and those that part of the lands of Drumell otherwise Fullynakelly [Drumley als Fullanckelly - Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
containing 52a statute measure
Drundery [probably Drundarge
[Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] containing
105a 2r 27p statute measure Tullylear [probably Tullikean possibly Turleenan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
containing 150a 2r 27p statute measure fully dower containing 205a 2r 38p statute
measure all said denominations containing in the whole 650a 4p statute
measure respectively situate in the parish of Clonfeacle barony of Dungannon
and County of Tyrone aforesaid being portion of the premises demised by the
lease dated 1 Aug 1738 [NOTE: see these same
(or similar) townlands in 1728 Aug 4 ROD: 57-317-38666] and renewal thereof
dated 18 Sept 1847 all which said lands and premises were more particularly
described and delineated in the said map annexed to the said certificate of
the said Charles Peter BRASSINGTON and also in the map or survey drawn on
memorialising deed and marked with the letter " and colored yellow being
the lands and premises therein before mentioned and comprised in the said
third Schedule to the said Masters Report and therein and in the said decree
respectively particularized as Lot " B " together with all and
singular the rights members easements and appurtenances to the said premises
belonging or in any wise appertaining or theretofore usually enjoyed with the
same and all the estate right title interest term and terms of years benefit
claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE, Samuel
MAGEE and Charlotte CROZIER in and to
the said premises and every of them and every part thereof To hold all and
singular the said one undivided moiety or half part and all other the
premises therein before assigned or intended so to be unto the said William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE their executors
administrators and assigns thenceforth during all the rest residue and
remainder of the said term of twenty years demised by the therein before
rented lease of the18 Sept 1847 and for and during such further time as
should be added thereto by virtue of the covenant for renewal toties
quities therein contained and for all other the estate term and interest
if any of them the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE, Charlotte CROZIER and Samuel MAGEE of and in the
premises therein before assigned subject nevertheless as to the entirety of
the last mentioned premises to the payment of £59.1.6 ½ being one moiety of
the said rent of £118.3.1 reserved by the said recited Indenture of lease of 18
Sept 1847 and the one moiety of the renewal fines and costs of obtaining
renewals thereby also reserved and to the covenants and conditions in the
said Indenture of lease contained and on the part of the Lessee his or her
executors administrators and assigns to be observed and performed
respectively so far as the same relate to the last mentioned land and
premises , and subject exclusively to the following charges and incumbrances
to the entire of the annuity of £50 per annum bequeathed by the first codicil
of the will of William Snell MAGEE [NOTE:
William Snell MAGEE (1828-1884)] son of Charles MAGEE (1794-1881) and
Margaret CROZIER 9ABT 1800-1843) and parsable from the death of the said
Charles MAGEE to his three daughters , Anne , Frances Diana, and Rebecca and
the survivors and survivor of them during their respective lives of whom
Frances Diana MAGEE and Rebecca HAMILTON were then survivors and also to the
sum of £2,500 and interest secured by mortgage of 16 June 1853 and also to
the principal sum of £550 and interest secured by Indenture of 24 March 1860 and
also subject to the yearly tithe rent charge of £1.15.4 payable out of the
said last mentioned portions of the said lands of Drumlee and £4.9.5
pence payable out of said lands of Drundery and of £3.11.9 payable out
of said lands of Strangemore and £5.11 payable out of said lands of Fullylearn and of £9.19.7 payable out of said lands of Tulludsey and to the
yearly drainage charge of five shillings and four pence payable out of said
lands of Drunding and of £1.2.11 payable out of Strangemore and
£1.1.3 payable out of said lands of Pullylearn and subject so long as
the said lot " " should be liable to pay the drainage charge of £9.1.9
therein before mentioned that was to say up to 1 Nov 1880 to the payment to
the owners of said lot A of £3.6.3 ½ annually such sum being necessary for
equality of partition in respect of the drainage or maintenance changes
aforesaid and to be payable as therein mentioned and subject in conjunction
with the lands in lot A to the head rent of £118.3.1 per annum and the fees
& duties payable out of all the said lands and the renewal fines and the
costs of obtaining renewals of the leases or renewals thereof under which
said lands held and to the four annuities of £50 per annum each bequeathed by
the will of Wm Snell MAGEE to the said Samuel MAGEE for his life and Margaret
MAGEE [aka Margaret FROOD] his wife for her
life if she survived the said Samuel to the said Frances Diana MAGEE [presumably a sister of Samuel MAGEE] Rebecca HAMILTON
[NOTE: 1803-1887)] and Mary WILLIAMSON for
their respective lives but indemnified by the lands & premises comprised
in lot A and in the said map on memorialising indenture marked A and colored
red from one moiety of the head rent fees and duties renewal fives and costs
of obtaining renewals of said lease and also from one moiety of each of the
said four last mentioned annuities and from the proportions of the tithe rent
charge drainage and maintenance changes therein before stated to be
exclusively payable out of the lands comprised in said lot " A "
but to the uses and trusts in and by the settlement of 7 Apr 1860 contained
of and concerning the one undivided half part or share of the said Charles MAGEE
of and in said hereditaments and premises and said Indenture contained
covenants that said lease was a valid and effectual lease to pay the rent
fees duties lines costs annuities tithe rent charge drainage and maintenance
charges by the said therein before recited report and decree directed to be
exclusively payable out of lands comprised in lot A. to Join and concur in
obtaining renewals of said premises and observe and keep the covenants
therein contained so far as same related to premises not thereby assigned and
to indemnify the said William CROZIER and Jonathan Clarke their heirs exors admors and assigns and his and their
goods and chattels from payment of rent of£59.1.6 1/2 and from half of
renewal fines fees duties costs annuities & c and from all actions Suits
and for good title quiet enjoyment free from incumbrances and for further
assurance and which said deed and this memorial as to the execution thereof
respectively by the said Charlotte, Elizabeth Isabella Crozier MAGEE, Edward TANDY and Charles MAGEE
are witnessed by George CROZIER of
York Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor and by James MOORE of Prussia
Street in said city - Gentleman and as to the execution thereof by the said
Thomas A PRENTICE are witnessed by John STANLEY of Armagh in the County of
Annagh Solicitor and by Thomas STEPHENSON of Armagh aforesaid writing Clerk
and as to the execution thereof by the said Wm A KIDD are witnessed by R. C.
M. CAMPBELL , Captain Royal Artillery Woolwich and R CORBETT , Lieutenant
Royal Artillery Woolwich - Elizabeth J. MAGEE - seal - Edw TANDY – [SEAL] --
Charlotte CROZIER – [SEAL] - Wm A KIDD
– [SEAL] -- Thomas A PRENTICE [SEAL] seal -- Charles Mager [SEAL] - Signed
and sealed by the said Charlotte CROZIER,
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE, Edward LUNDY and Clarks MAGEE in presence George CROZIER - James COLLORE - Signed and sealed
by the said Thomas A PRENTICE in presence of John STANLEY , Sol Armagh .
Thomas STEPHENSON, writing Clerk Armagh - Signed and sealed by the said
William A KIDD in the presence of R. C. W. CAMPBELL ● Capt R. A. WOOLWICH
- R CORBETT , Lieut . R. A. WOOLWICH - The above named George CROZIER maketh oath and saith that he is a
subscribing witness to the deed of which the foregoing is a memorial and also
to the said memorial and saith he saw the said deed and memorial respectively
duly executed by the said Charlotte CROZIER,
E. J. MAGEE, Edward TANDY & Charles MAGEE and saith that the name George CROZIER subscribed as a witness to the
execution of said deed and memorial respectively by the said C. CROZIER E P. MAGEE, Edward TANDY & Chas MAGEE
is this Deponents proper name and hand writing and saith he delivered the
said deed and memorial to Tho Mathew RAY Esq assistant Register in the
registry office in the City of Dublin on Saturday the 13 Jan 1866 at or near
the hour of three minutes past two o Clock in the after noon of said day ,
George CROZIER - sworn before me at
the registry office in the aty of Dublin this 18th day January 1866 - J. M.
Ray - AR a true copy thirty five folios Corald Gerald |
1866 Jul 31 |
ROD: 1866-32-6
1866 Jul 31
Image 428
BTW Sir William Robert WILDE of Merrion Square in the City
of Dublin Knight Emily Thomazine WARREN otherwise ELGEE widow of thirteen
Cambridge St High Park London the Revd William MATURIN of Grange Gorman Glebe
County Dublin Clerk and Thomas Edmund MIGHT of Upper Marion
street City of Dublin Solicitor of the one part and Charles MAGEE of Armadall
cottage County of Dublin Esquire and Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of Dalkey
County Dublin Spinster of the other part. Reciting Indenture of lease by way
of Renewal 18 Sept 1847 made between Sarah ELGEE widow and Letitia KINGSBURY
Spinster and Henrietta MATURIN [née KINGSBURY, daughter of Thomas
KINGSBURY (1730-1805)] of the one part and the said Charles MAGEE and
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of the other part and which lease was made in pure
of a toties quoties covenant contained in an original lease 1 Aug
1838 BTW Thomas KINGSBURY of the City of Dublin Esquire M. D. of the
one part and Sarah HYDE of the said City widow and executrix of John HYDE
late of City of Dublin deceased of the third part [NOTE: The year given
for the original lease is dubious. Dr. Thomas KINGSBURY married 24
Aug.1728 and died in 1747 while John HYDE died in 1728.SEE: 1728 Aug 4, ROD: 57-317-38666 where the six townlands mentioned beneath
are also mentioned] and after further reciting as therein said Indenture
of which this is a memorial witnessed that the said Sir William Robert WILDE
Emily Thomazine WARREN [née ELGEE] William MATURIN and Thomas E WRIGHT …
set and to farm let unto the said Charles MAGEE and Elizabeth I. MAGEE
their exors admors and assigns all those the said six townland or Ballyboes
commonly called or known by the name of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drundarge [Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Stange [either Stangmore
(Knox)and/or Stangmore
(Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley als Fullanckelly [Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], and Drumgoon [probably Derrygoonan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
demised by the said lease of renewal of the 18 Sept 1847 known or described
situate lying and being in the territory of Clonfeacle [Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion)] County Tyrone … reserving unto the said Sir
William Robert WILDE Emily Thomazine WARREN William MATURIN and Thomas Edward
WRIGHT their exors admors and assigns 2a 2r of Bog in the townland of
Drumgoon surrendered on the occasion of a previous renewal 10 Feb 1842
… WITNESSES [various witnesses used for different signatures]: George CROZIER of Alfork Street City of Dublin Col
, William O NEILL Clerk to M GAUSSEN and son solicitors Gardiners Place City
of Dublin and Arthur TODD of Lower Bagget Street City of Dublin solicitor and
James E. MOORE of Russia street City of Dublin Gentleman and Charles INGLIS
of Waterloo Street Brighton England a captain in the Royal Navy and as to the
execution of said deed and John SCANLAN of No 5 Charlemont Parade Dublin law
clerk , Sir William Robert WILDE [SEAL] |
1866 Oct 6 |
ROD 1866 30
193
1866 Oct 6
Image 130
A Memorial of an Indenture of Conveyance 6 Oct 1866 BTW
Frances Moore O’BRIEN of Mohill Co. Leitrim Spinster of the first part
William Edward O’BRIEN at present residing at No 101 Leinster Road Rathmines
in the County of Dublin Esquire Surgeon in the Royal Mary of the second part Thomas CROZIER of Seafield in the County 1
of Dublin Solicitor of the third part and Charlotte
CROZIER of No 2 Sandford Place Co. Dublin Spinster of the fourth part
Whereby after Reciting Indenture of Lease 20 Oct 1755 from the Right Honble WILLS
Earl of Hillsborough to Philip GRAHAM [NOTE:
grandfather of Charlotte CROZIER etc] of
the lands and premises by the memorializing Indenture conveyed amongst others
for three lives with Covenant for perpetual renewal at the rent and renewal
fine therein mentioned And Reciting amongst other things and Indenture of fee
farm Grant of the same premises dated 24 Feb 1865 from the Marquis of
Downshire to Mrs Eliza O’BRIEN widow then deceased and the said Charlotte CROZIER at the fee farm rent of £5.14.10
and further Reciting they the said Francis Moore O’BRIEN and William Edward O’BRIEN
and also the said Thomas CROZIER as
the surviving trustee of the Settlement dated 10 Dec 1833 in the
memorializing deed recited being the Settlement executed previous to the
marriage of William Edward O’BRIEN Esqr deceased with the before named Eliza O’BRIEN formerly
Eliza CROZIER Spinster at the special instance and request of the said
Frances Moore O’BRIEN and William Edward O’BRIEN did grant unto the said Charlotte CROZIER her heirs and assigns All
that and those the house Garden Yard and tenement Situate on the East side of
the Great Street in the said town of Banbridge with full and free liberty of
the Gateway or passage between the said dwelling house and the dwelling house
formerly occupied by John McMURDIE and which said premises were formerly in
the possession and occupation of Philip GRAHAM deceased afterwards of CROZIER Mr Daniel QUIN subsequently of Mr
Moffatt DICKSON and now or lately of Robert DICKSON and John Henry CROTHER
bounded on the North by a tenement formerly in the possession of Mary CRAIG
on the South by a tenement formerly in the possession of John McMURDIE on the
West by the Street of Banbridge and on the part by part of the garden and
tenement formerly in the possession of the said John McMURDIE and also . All
that parcel of land situate in the townland of BallyValley [Ballyvally , Parish Seapatrick,
Barony Iveagh
Upper, Upper Half ] containing 4a of the late Irish plantation measure
formerly in the possession of the said Philip GRAHAM afterwards of Mr James WALLACE
Subsequently of the Representatives of Mr Andrew McCLELLAND and then or
lately of the said Robert DICKSON and John Henry CROTHERS all which said
premises are situate lying and being in the townland of BallyValley Parish of
Seapatrick Barony of Upper Iveagh Co. Down with the appurtenances as fully as
in the memorializing deed mentioned and all the estate right title interest
use trust property claim and demand whatsoever both at law and in equity and
in possession reversion remr or expectancy of them the said Frances Moore O’BRIEN
William Edward O’BRIEN and Thomas CROZIER any or either of them of in to or out of all and singular the said lands
tenements hereditaments and premises and every or any part thereof save only
and except and subject nevertheless to the life estate of the said Frances
Moore O’BRIEN which was still to continue in the said house offices lands
hereditaments and premises thereby conveyed to hold the said lands tenements
hereditaments and premises and all and singular other the premises thereby
granted and released with their and every of their appurtenances unto the
said Charlotte CROZIER her heirs and
assigns for ever Subject to a proportionable part of the Covenants contained
in the said Superior fee farm Grant of the 24 Feb 1865 from the Marquis of
Downshire to the said Eliza O’BRIEN and Charlotte
CROZIER and also subject to the life estate of the said Francis Moore
O’BRIEN in the said hereditaments and premises and subject also to a certain
Indenture of Sub fee farm Grant 23 Aug 1858 from the said William Edward O’BRIEN
and Eliza O’BRIEN both then deceased as aforesaid to the said Robert DICKSON
and John Henry CROTHERS and said deed of which this writing is a memorial
contains amongst other covenants by the said Frances Moore O’BRIEN and
William Edward O’BRIEN for right to convey and for further assurance and as
to the execution thereof the said Frances Moore O’BRIEN are resply witnessed
by the Revd Thos George Johnston PHILLIPS of Mohill in the Coy of Leitrim Clk
& by Wm NICHOLSON of Mill afsd Clk of Petty Sessions & as to the
exion thereof resply by the said Wm Edwd O’BRIEN are resply witnessed by
Robert T. C. SCOTT of Sherness in the County of Kent in England Staff Surgeon
of the Royal Dock Yard and by John F Adams at present residing at the same
place Surgeon in the Royal Navy and as to the exion thereof resply by the
said Thomas CROZIER is witnessed by Francis R. M. CROZIER of Seafield in the
County of Dublin Sold & by Robert Matter of No 38 Lower Gardiner Street
in the City of Dublin Clerk to Messrs CROZIER and Son Solicitors Frances M O’BRIEN Seal Wm E. O’BRIEN seal Thos Crozier
Seal Signed and Sealed by the said Frances Moore O’BRIEN in the presence of
Thos G J Phillips Clk Mohill William Nicholson Petty Sessions Clerk Mill
Signed and Sealed by the said William Edward O’BRIEN in the presence of R J.
C. Scott Staff Surgeon of the Royal Dick Yard Sheerness John S Adams Surgin R
N Signed and sealed by the said Thos CROZIER in presence of Francis R I Robert CROZIER Mater the within Named William Nicholson Maketh Oath and Saith that he is a
subscribing witness to the deed of which the within writing is a memorial and
also to the said Memorial Saith that he saw said deed duly Signed Sealed and
delivered and |
1866 Oct 13 |
ROD: 1866-3-20.
1866 Oct 13
Image 468
A Memorial of Indenture of Partition dated the 13 Oct 1865
BTW Charles MAGEE of Armadall Cottage near Lucan [Lucan] Co. Dublin 25th
Jany 1866 Esq of the first part William Archibald KIDD Esq & Major in the
Army Thomas Augustus PRENTICE Esq both of Armagh in the County of Armagh of
the second part Edward TANDY of the Grove in the County of Meath Esq of the
third part William CROZIER of Middle
Gardiner Street in the City of Dublin Esquire and Jonathan CLARKE of Upper
Pembroke Street in the City of Dublin Esquire of the fourth part Francis
CLARKE of Coote Terrace Montrath [Mountrath,
Parish Clonenagh
and Clonagheen, Barony Cullenagh, Maryborough East and Maryborough
West.] in the Queens County Esquire and Anne Crozier CLARKE his wife of the fifth part Francis Diana MAGEE
of Bella Vista [Brighton
Vale?] Kingstown [possibly Kingstown,
Parish Taney, Barony of Rathdown] in the County
of Dublin Spinster and John James HAMILTON of Herbert Lodge Blackrock
[possibly Blackrock,
Parish of Booterstown,
Barony Rathdown,]
Co. Dublin aforesaid Esq and Rebecca HAMILTON his wife of the sixth part and
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of Bella Vista in the County of Dublin aforesaid
Spinster of the seventh part whereby after Reciting amongst other things an
Indenture A of Lease bearing date the 1 Aug 1738 and made between Thomas
KINGSBURY [NOTE: Thomas
Kingsbury (1688 – 1747): Physician and Friend to Jonathan Swift and Great,
Great Grandfather To Oscar Wilde] of the one part and Sarah HYDE [after
1714-1750) née RAY] of the other part and Reciting that by Indenture of
Renewal dated the 18 Sept 1847 made between Sarah OGLE [? Sarah KINGSBURY – a
2nd marriage?] widow, Letitia KINGSBURY spinster and Henrietta
MATURIN [née KINGSBURY, daughter of Thomas KINGSBURY (1730-1805) -
widow [of Charles Robert MATURIN] of the one part , and the said
Charles MAGEE and Elizabeth Isabel MAGEE [Elizabeth Isabell MAGEE
(1826-1905) dau of Charles MAGEE & Margaret CROZIER]
of the part and Reciting that the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE on or
about the 12 May 1862 filed a cause Petition in the High Court of Chancery in
Ireland against the said Charles MAGEE and there paying amongst other things
for partition for the Townlands & hereditaments therein mentioned and
that by an Order of the Lord High Chancellor bearing date the 22 Jan 1863 It
was ordered that the said lands and premises should be divided and
partitioned in two equal moieties between the petitioner & the Respondents
Charles MAGEE William Archibald Road Thomas Augustus PRENTICE [Thomas
Augustus PRENTICE (1815-1901) son of George PRENTICE and Eliza Jane
KIDD] Richard Francis KIDD (since deceased) Edward TANDY Francis CLARKE [husband
of Jane Crozier MAGEE (?-1907)] and Jane Crozier CLARKE his wife
Margaret Jane CLARK William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE and that as moiety thereof should be set at and allotted
in severalty in one lot by district metes and bounds to the petitioner -
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE subject to the several charges which then affected
the undivided moiety of the said Petitioner in the said lands and that the
moiety thereof should be set it and allotted in severalty in are lot by
distinct metes and bounds & the said Respondents Charles MAGEE William Archibald
KIDD and Thomas Augustus PRENTICE Richard Francis READ (since deceased )
Edward TANDY Frances CLARKE and Jane Crozier CLARKE his wife Margaret Jane CLARKE William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARK
according to them several & respective Estates and Interest therein
subject to the several charges and Incumbrances to which the undivided moiety
of the last named respondents in said lands was then leasable and it was
thereby referred to Edward LITTON Esq. one of the Master of the said Court to
receive proposals and plans for a partition of the said lands and premises
between the petitioner and the said last named Respondents in the proportions
therein before mentioned and to adopt or modify such proposal of proposals
and plans & as said Master should think fit regard to quantity quality
and value and to report thereon accordingly And Reciting the masters report
filed the 13 Jan 1864 and that by a final decree of the Lord Chancellor made
in the said Matter 19 Apr 1864 It was ordered that the said Report of the
said Master filed the 13 Jan 1864 & the valuation and partition of
Charles Peter BRASSINGTON therein mentioned should stand confirmed and it was
thereby amongst these things declared that the said several lands and
premises so comprised in the second schedule to the said Masters Report and
described as lot A were respectively vested in severalty in the said
Petitioner Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE but subject as in the said Report and
decree and therein after particularly mentioned and it was thereby further
declared that the said several lands and premises so comprised in the third
to the said Masters Report and described therein as lot to were respectively
vested in severalty in the Respondents William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE as Trustees of the therein recited settlement 7 Apr 1860
upon the trusts of the said settlement but affect as in the said Report &
therein after mentioned and Reciting Indenture bearing even date and executed
contemporaneously with the memorializing Indenture and made between the said
Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of the first part Charlotte CROZIER of the second part the Reverend Samuel MAGEE of the
third part the said William Archibald KIDD (1826-1892) son of William
Lodge KIDD and Sarah PATTON] and Thomas Augustus PRENTICE of the fourth
part the said Edward TANDY of the part the said Charles MAGEE of the first
part and the said William CROZIER and
Jonathan CLARKE of the seventh part It is by Memorializing Indenture
witnessed that in further pursuance of and in obedience to the therein before
in part recited Decree of the Court of Chancery dated the19 April 1864
and in consideration of the premises and for perfecting the said
Partition they the said Charles MAGEE William Archibald KIDD Thomas Augustus
PRENTICE Edward TANDY William and Jonathan CLARKE according to their
respective right and interests therein and the said William CROZIER and
Jonathan CLARKE with the assent and approbation of the said Francis CLARKE
and Jane Crozier CLARKE testified by
their Executing memoralizing Indenture and each of them thereby assigned and
released unto the said Isabella MAGEE his Executors admors and assigns All
that and those the one undivided one half part or share of the said Charles
MAGEE William Archibald KIDD and Thomas Augustus PRENTICE Edward TANDY
William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE of
and in all that and those the Town and lands of Cerroghill [probably Derryoghill,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
containing 349a 3r 37p statute measure or thereabouts and also that part of
the Town and lands of Drumele [probably Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle – it borders on Stangmore
(Magee)] containing 163a 2r 21p statute measure or thereabouts all which
said denomination contain in the whole 513a 2r 18p statute measure or
thereabouts and are situate in the Parish of Clonfeacle Barony of Dungannon
and County of Tyrone being portion of the premises demised by and comprised
in the therein before recited Indenture of Lease of the 1 Aug 1738 and
renewal thereof dated 18 Sept 1847 which said lands and premises hereby
assigned and more particularly described and delineated in the map annexed to
the said Certificate of the said Charles Peter BRASSINGTON and also in the
map or survey annexed to memorializing Indenture and marked with the letter
A. and colored red being the lands and premises therein before mentioned and
comprised in the said Second Schedule to the said Masters Report and in the
said Report and decree particular Lot as Lot A Together with the
appurtenances all the Estate whatever of them the said Charles MAGEE and
William Archibald KIDD and Thomas Augustus PRENTICE William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE and of each and
every of them in and to the said premises and every of them and every part
thereof To Hold all and singular the said one undivided moiety or half part
or share and all other the premises therein before assigned or intended so to
be unto the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE her Exors admors and assigns
thenceforth during the remainder of the term of Twenty years demised by the
therein before recited Lease of the 18 Sept 1847 and for and during such
further time as should be added thereto by virtue of the Covenant for renewal Totties quoties therein contained and all other the Estate Term and
interest of any of them the said Charles MAGEE William Archibald KIDD Thomas
Augustus PRENTICE Edward TANDY William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE or either of them of and in the said premises therein
before assigned or any part thereof subject nevertheless as to the entirety
of the said last mentioned premises to the payment of fifty nine pounds one
shilling and six pence half penny being one moiety of the rent of £118.3.1
reserved by the said recited Indenture of Lease of the 18 Sept 1847 and the
moiety of the renewal fives and costs of obtaining renewals thereby also
reserved and to the covenants and conditions in the said Indenture of Lease contained
and on part of the Lessee his or her Executors administrators and assigns to
be observed and performed respectively so for as the same related to the last
mentioned lands and premises and subject exclusively to the following charges
and Incumbrances videlicet To the entirety of £100 per annum bequeathed to
the will of Robert MAGEE of the said Samuel MAGEE for his life to the entire
of the annuity of £50 per annum payable to the said Charlotte CROZIER during
her life charged on the moiety of the premises by the therein before recited
Deed of 2 Sept 1853 and also subject to the Tithe Rent charge of £11.16.6
payable out of Derryoghill [Derryoghill,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
and the yearly drainage charge of £9.1.9 payable out of said lands of
Derryoghill also to the yearly the Rent charge of £5.19.9 payable out of said
parts of Drumlee [Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
and subject in conjunction with the lands comprised in lot and described in
the third Schedule to the said report to the head rent of £118.3.1 per annum
and the fees & duties payable out of all the said lands and to the
renewal fines and the costs of obtaining renewals of the Leases or renewals
thereof under which all the said lands are held and to the following
annuities bequeathed by the will of the William Snell MAGEE that is to say An
Annuity of £50 per annum & Samuel MAGEE for his life and after his death
to Margaret MAGEE (his wife) during her life if she should survive the said
Samuel MAGEE £50 pounds per annum to Frances Diana MAGEE for her life £50 per
annum Rebecca HAMILTON for her life & £50 per annum to Mary WILLIAMSON
for her life but indemnified by the said lands comprised in lot B. and
described in the third Schedule to said Report and in the said map in the
margin of memorializing Indre colord Yellow from the moiety of the head rent
fees duties and renewal fines and costs of obtaining renewals of said Lease
and also from one moiety of each of said four last mentioned annuities and
also from the yearly tithe rent charges of £1.14.4 payable out of the portion
of the lands of Drumlee comprised in said Lot B of £4.5.5 payable out of the
lands of Drunderg [Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
of £3.11.9 payable out of the lands of Strangemore [Stangmore
(Magee), Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
of £5.11. payable out of said lands of Tullycarn and of £9.19.7 payable out
of said lands of Tullydoey [Tullydowey,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
and also from the drainage and maintenance charges of 5s 4d payable out of
side lands of Drumberg [Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
£0.2.11 payable out of the lands of Strangemore and £1.1.3 payable out
of said lands of Tullycarn [possibly Tullycarr,
Parish Termonamongan,
Barony West Omagh]
and also indemnified so long as the said lot a should be liable to pay the
damage charge of £9.1.9 therein before mentioned that is to say up to the 1
Nov 1880 from the payment by the owners for the time being of said Lot A. of
the sum of £3.6.6 1/2 such sum being by the said Decree directed to be
charged on the said lot and being necessary for equality of partition in
respect of the drainage or maintenance charge aforesaid and the said
Indenture contained covenants that said Lease was a valid and effectual Lease
. To pay the rent recs duties fines costs annuities with Rent Charge drainage
and maintenance charges by the therein before recited report and decree
directed to be exclusively payable out of the lands comprised in lot B To
join and concur in obtaining renewals of said premises and observe and keep
the covenants therein contained so far as same related to the premises not
thereby assigned and to indemnify the said Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE her heirs
exors admors and assigns and her and their goods and chattels from payment of
the rent of £59.1.6 ½ and from half of renewal fines fees duties costs
annuities etc and also from payment of the Mortgage debts and annulled
affecting the premises not intended to be assigned in memorializing Indenture
and from all actions Suits etc and for good title and enjoyment free from
incumbrances and for further assurance and said Memorializing Indenture
further witnessed that the said Frances Diane MAGEE and John James HAMILTON
and Rebecca his wife thereby ratified and confirmed the assignment of said
lands and premises therein before contained deed and discharged from the said
annuity of £50 per annum bequeathed by the council the will of said William
Snell MAGEE and payable after the death of said Charles MAGEE and the
execution of the said Indenture by the said Charles MAGEE , Edward TANDY
William CROZIER junior Jonathan CLARKE Frances CLARKE Jane Crozier CLARKE
Frances Diana MAGEE John James HAMILTON and Rebecca HAMILTON respectively is
witnessed by William O’NEILL of No 53 Queens Square in the City of Dublin
Clerk to Messrs Charles JAMESON and son Solicitors Dublin and the execution
of this Memorial by the said Charles MAGEE William CROZIER Jonathan CLARKE
Frances Diane MAGEE John James HAMILTON and Rebecca HAMILTON. WITNESS:
William O’NEILL and by Carter LENAY [?] of N. 13 Leinster Road in the County
of Dublin Gentleman And the execution of this Memorial by the said Edward
TANDY is witnessed by the said William O’NEILL and by C. MOORE of Prussia
Street, Dublin Clerk to Mr George CROZIER Solicitor of York Street Dublin and
the execution of this Memorial by the said Frances CLARKE and Jane Crozier
CLARKE is witnessed by the said William O’NEILL and by Richard Fitzpatrick of
Mountrath aforesaid and the execution of the said Indenture and this memorial
respectively by the said William Augustus KIDD is witnessed by R. C. W.
CAMPBELL Captain in the Royal Artillery . Woolwich and by Corbett Lieutenant
in the Royal Artillery Woolwich and the execution of the said Indenture and
Memorial respectively by the said Thomas Augustus PRENTICE is witnessed by
John STANLEY of Armagh Solicitor and by Thomas STEPHENSON of Armagh writing
Clerk Charles MAGEE [SEAL]. Wm A. KIDD [SEAL] Thomas A PRENTICE [SEAL] seal .
Edward TANDY [SEAL] William CROZIER [SEAL] Jonathan CLARKE [SEAL] Francis
CLARKE [SEAL] Jane C. CLARKE [SEAL] Frances Diane MAGEE [SEAL] . J. HAMILTON
[SEAL] Rebecca HAMILTON [SEAL]. …
NOTE: The CROZIER- HYDE links in this lease are through the MAGEE
family. Robert MAGEE married Susannah HYDE (1714-1795) daughter of John HYDE
(bef 1692-1728) and Sarah RAY (1700-1750) A son of Robert MAGEE &
Susannah HYDE was William Snell MAGEE, father of Charles MAGEE, husband of
Margaret CROZIER. This connects to questions that I am still working
on: 1860 March 15 Mary JACKSON of Rockmount Probate |
1869 Dec 10 |
ROD 1869 37 188
1869 Dec 10
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A Memorial of an Indenture of Reconveyance 10 Dec 1869 BTW
William CROZIER of No. 24 Middle Gardiner Street City of Dublin Esquire 1st
part Thomas CROZIER of Seafield, Co. Dublin Solicitor of the 2nd part and
Jane Elliott O’BRIEN of No 69 Waterloo Road in the County of Dublin Spinster
of the 3rd part … reciting an Indenture of Mortgage dated 2 Apr 1852 from
Jane O’BRIEN Widow [presumably the mother-in-law
of Jane Elliott O’BRIEN] since deceased to the said Thomas CROZIER party to
the memorializing deed of certain lands situate in Co. Leitrim for the sum of £519.5.4 and
Interest And reciting that the said Thomas CROZIER did in Hilary Term 1852
obtain Judgment against the said Jane O’BRIEN in Her Majestys Court of Queen
's Bench in Ireland for the penal sum of £1,038.10.8 sterling debt besides
costs which said judgment was obtained on a Bond (with warrant of Attorney
thereto annexed) … and reciting an Indenture of assignment of said Mortgage 2
Jan 1860 from the said Thomas CROZIER Charlotte CROZIER Spinster since
deceased And reciting that the said Jane O’BRIEN and on or about 11 Jan 1861
having first duly made and published her last will dated 24 Nov 1858 under
which will the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN [presumably Jane
Elliott CROZIER (1782-1870)] party to the memorializing deed was entitled to
the said mortgaged Lands and premises subject amongst other things to the
said recited Mortgage of the 2 Apr 1852 and the said Judgment collateral
therewith and that the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN had duly proved said Will
and obtained letters of administration with the Will annexed forth of the
principal Registry of Her Majestys Court of Probate in Ireland . And Reciting
said Charlotte CROZIER duly made and
published her last will and Testament 23 Apr 1862 bequeathed to her niece the
said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN (party to the memorializing deed ) the sum of £300
which sum the said Testatrix declared of the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN should
so chose might be taken as a satisfaction to that extent of the sum of £519.5.4
secured by the therein before recited mortgage of 2 Apr 1852, and said
Testatrix appointed the said William CROZIER and Thomas CROZIER (parties to
the memorializing Deed), executors and Trustees or her said Will And reciting
that the said Charlotte CROZIER died
on or about the 30 May 1869 leaving the said William CROZIER her heir at Law
and without having altered or revoked her said will and probate thereof was
on the 19 Oct 1869 granted to the said Thomas CROZIER party to the
memorializing Deed ) alone the said William CROZIER party to the
memorializing deed having duly renounced And Reciting that several payments
were from time to time made by the said Jane Elliott OBRIEN to the said Charlotte CROZIER on account of the said
principal sum of £519.5.4 and the arrears and accruing interest of thereon
and that there was then due on foot of said recited mortgage for principal
and Interest the sum of £388.13.1 and no more as the said Thomas CROZIER did
thereby admit and acknowledge And reciting amongst other things that the said
Thomas CROZIER had executed a satisfaction piece by virtue whereof it was
intended that satisfaction should be forthwith entered on the Record of said
Judgment and further reciting as therein It was by the memorializing
Indenture witnessed that in consideration of the release or discharge for the
said Legacy of £300 sterling do bequeathed to the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN
by the Will of the said Charlotte CROZIER
as aforesaid and also in consideration of the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN to
the said Thomas CROZIER as such executor as aforesaid in manner therein
mentioned . He the said William CROZIER by the direction of the said Thomas CROZIER
and thereby grant and the said Thomas CROZIER did thereby release unto the
said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN her heirs and assigns All that and Those the said
Lands of Kiltifed [?] Lismacniffe [?] and Drumregan [Drumregan,,
Parish Mohill, Barony Mohill] containing 538a
28p Statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Mohill and Co. Leitrim
aforesaid together with all Bogs mosses and turbaries and the rights members
and appurtenances and all the estate right title Interest claim and demand
whatsoever both at Law and in Equity of them the said William CROZIER and
Thomas CROZIER in the same premises and other the hereditaments of any by the
said Indenture of 2 Apr 1852 to be granted to Hold the same with their ap
purtenances unto the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN her heirs and assigns to the
use of the said Jane Elliott O’BRIEN her heirs and assigns discharged from
the said Mortgage of £519.5.4 and all interest for the same and from all
claims under the said Indenture 2 Apr 1852 said deed contains a covenant by
the said William CROZIER and Thomas CROZIER that they had done no act to
incumber and which said deed and this memorial as to the execution thereof
respectively by the said William CROZIER WITNESS: Francis Rawdon Moira CROZIER of No 19 Lower Dominick Street in
the City of Dublin Solicitor and John TATE of No. 29 Portland Place City of
Dublin Clerk to Messrs Thomas CROZIER and Son Solicitors and as to the
execution thereof by the said Thomas CROZIER and Jane Elliott O’BRIEN are
respectively witnessed by the saw John TATE and John Mason MONK of Mespil Co.
Dublin Clerk to the said Thomas CROZIER and Son - William CROZIER [SEAL] Thomas
CROZIER [SEAL] Jane E. O’BRIEN [SEAL]
NOTE:. At Sandforth Place, Dublin Jan 11, Jane Widow of Robert
W. O’Brien, Esq., formerly of Mohill, in the county of Leitrim, aged 77
years. SOURCE: The Longford Journal, 14 Jan 1860. NOTE: I suspect they held property at Springfield,
a townland just outside of Mohill. Her daughter, Jane Elliott O’BRIEN
(1805-1889), never married. |
1892 Jul 20 |
ROD 1892 36 270
1892 Jul 20
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To the Registrar of Deeds Inland Memorial of an Indenture
of Mortgage made 20 Jul 1892 BTW Thomas Allen MOORE Portadown Farmer and
Samuel MOORE Farmer and Frances Purdy MOORE wife of said Samuel were all of
Gilford in the County of Down of the one part and the Portadown Loan Company
Loan Co. Led Limited having their registered office at Portadown in the
County of Armagh and herein after called the said Company of the other part
said memorializing Indenture witnessed that in consideration of £120 paid by
the said Company to the said Thomas Allen MOORE Samuel MOORE and Frances
Purdy MOORE receipt acknowledged ) He the said Thomas Allen MOORE as
Beneficial owner did thereby convey unto the said Company their successors
and assigns firstly all that new erected Dwelling House in that part of the
town of Gilford aforesaid called Castle Street and formerly in the possession
and occupation of one William CROZIER Meared on one side by the house of John ROBINSON Hosier and on the other side
by the Gateway between the house thereby demised and the dwelling house of
Baptist JOHNSTON together with the walked in Yard or backside at the here of
the said house and a passage to the same from the Public Street through the
gateway before mentioned and also a Garden lately laid out for the use of the
said house where the late William JOHNSTON 's haggard [NOTE: what is a “haggard”?] formerly stood
containing with the tenements included 16p plantation measure and also the
fields or town parks at the bottom of said Baptist JOHNSTON ‘s Orchard
formerly in the possession and occupation of the said William CROZIER Containing by estimation 4a 2r 10p plantation
measure be the same more or less situate lying and being in the townland of
Dromaren [Drumaran,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] Parish of Tullylish Barony of Lower Ireagh and County
of Down aforesaid with a passage to the said garden fields work through the
land or joining between the said Baptist JOHNSTON Garden and the said John ROBINSON
‘s garden but the liberty of said passage to Extend no further down the said
lane or loaning then where a gate may be erected at the East Corner of the
said Garden laid out as aforesaid for the purpose of the house and premises
hereby demised and also two reasonable days taking of turf by seven men as
long as turf can with convenience to Sir Richard and William JOHNSTON and
their heirs and assigns be supplied from Dromarin Turf Bog being the lands
and premises comprised in a granted by an Indenture of fee farm Grant 26 Apr
1871 BTW Benjamin DICKSON to one John ALLEN at the yearly Rent of £10.14.
Excepting and reserving thereout all such matters and there as are excepted
and reserved in and by said Fee Farm Grant and all the Estate and interest of
the said Thomas Allen MOORE ( in whom the Estate and interest of the said John
ALLEN had then become vested , therein or thereto and Secondly all that
tenement house and garden situate lying and being in Gilford which was
formerly held and possessed by the late Baptist JOHNSTON Bounded on the East
by Hutchinson CROZIER farm on the West
by Edward McCONNELL‘s and Thomas ALLENs Gardens on the North by said Hutchinson CROZIER Mearing and on the south
by Castle Street together with the Turf Bog and the Flow Moss when was
formerly attached to said house also 3a 14p Irish plantation measure of the
land termed the Backland County on the East by Francis McCONNELL mearing on
the west by Hutchinson CROZIER’s
mearing on the north by Samuel McKEEs land on the south by Land in possession
of said Sir William JOHNSTON being the lands and premises comprised in and
granted by an Indenture of lease for ever 9 Jan 1815 from said Sir William JOHNSTON
Bart to one Samuel NEILL junior at the yearly Rent of £10.10 late Irish
Currency and all the estate and interest of the said Thomas Allen MOORE ( in
whom the estate and interest of the Samuel NEILL junior had been become
vested therein or thereto and said Indenture also witnessed that for considerations
aforesaid they the said Samuel MOORE and Frances Purdy MOORE as beneficial
owner according their Estates and interest therein did and each of them did
thereby convey unto the said Company their and assigns all that and those
that dwelling house tenement Garden and premises as demised by a certain
lease renewable for ever 20 Jan 1767 Richard JOHNSTON to James PURDY and
renewal thereof 7 Sept 1832 made by Sir William JOHNSTON to Ann PURDY at the
yearly rent of £4.12.4 and as formerly in the possession of one James PURDY afterward
in possession of Ann PURDY and lately in possession of Thomas ALLEN with the
rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging excepting and reserving
as therein is excepted and reserved which said tenement and premises all
situate lying and being in Castle Street in the town of Gilford in the Parish
of Tullylish Barony of Lower Iveagh Co. Down being the premises then in the
possession of the said Samuel MOORE and Francis PURDY with one conveyed to
her the said Frances Purdy MOORE by an Indenture dated 31 Jul 1857 made of
Thomas ALLEN of the one part and said Frances PURDY then Frances Purdy ALLEN
of the other part To hold the said therein before firstly and Secondly
conveyed premises unto the said Company their successors and assigns for ever
and to hold the said thereby thirdly conveyed unto the said Company their
successors and assigns for and during the natural lives and life of the ceste
que vies named in said Renewal of said Original lease and of the
Survivors and survivor of in and for and during the life and lives of all
such other person or persons and terms of years as should in time to time for
ever thereafter be added thereto pursuant to the covenant for perpetual
renewal in said Original lease and Renewal thereof contained but as to all of
such premises subject to the provise for Redemption hereinafter contained on
payment of said sum and interest at six pounds per cent per annum which said
deed and this memorial respectively as to the Execution thereof by the said
Thomas Allen MOORE Samuel WOOD and Frances Purdy MOORE WITNESS: Andrew George
SLOAN Solicitor and Henry Clendening CANNON Solicitors apprentice both of
Portadown in the County of Armagh Thomas Allen MOORE [SEAL] Samuel MOORE
Frances J. MOORE [SEAL]
NOTE: Henderson CROZIER
(1792-1852) is a likely brother or near-cousin
of William CROZIER (1787-1892). |
1902 Dec 19 |
ROD: 1902-91-49
1902 Dec 19
NOTE: This document is several pages long and covers many lands of
Gilford Co. Down. My focus was on the section mentioning Hutchinson CROZIER.
Image 319
I the Right Honorable John ROSS a Land Judge of the
Chancery Division Carleton of the High Court of Justice in Ireland under the
authority of the Landed Estates Court The Land Act 1858 and of the acts
amending the same in consideration of the sum of £5,200 by Katherine CARLETON
of Portadown Co. Armagh Spinster paid into the Bank of Ireland to the account
of the accountant General of the Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland and
to the credit of the Estate of Trustees of Benjamin DICKSON deceased
continued & c Owners and Petitioners and in consideration of the further
sum of £10,000 ascertained by a Land Judge to be due to the said Katherine CARLETON
on foot of incumbrances affecting the said Estate and by a Land Judge
authorised to be retained by the said Katherine CARLETON in part discharge of
the purchase money of £15,200 for which she has purchased the hereditaments
hereinafter mentioned … and forming portion of the Townlands of Lougham [Loughans,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half], Drumaran [Drumaran,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] and Tullylish [Tullylish,
Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] in the Barony of Lower Iveagh (upper half ) Co. Down
and premises situate in and forming portion of the town of Gilford …
The lands are described in the lease as all that
tenement or parcel of land in New Mill street immediately adjoining Joseph WEIRs
tenement on the North and extending south 94 feet fronting the great road now
leading from Gilford to Lurgan and extending backwards to an equal breath to Hutchinson CROZIER mearing together also
with the field at the rere thereof now in possession of the said Robert NEWSOM
meared and bounded on the North by the lands of Castle Hill and on the east
and South by lands in possession of Hutchinson
CROZIER containing by estimation 1 acre and 26 perches Just plantation
measure …
… from Benjamin DICKSON to John ALLEN. The premises are
described in the said grant as " all that the tenement and premises
demised by the said Lease of 23d April 1788 and therein described as all that
new erected dwelling house in that part of the town of Gilford aforesaid
called Castle street - the and now in the possession and occupation of the
said William CROZIER mired on one side
by the house of John ROBINSON Hozier and on the other side by the gateway
between the house hereby demised and the dwelling house of Baptist JOHNSTON
together with the Walled in yard a backside at the were of the said house and
a passage to the same from the public Street through the gateway before
mentioned and also a garden lately laid out for the use of the said house
where the late William JOHNSTON’s haggard formerly stood containing with the
tenement including 166 plantation measure and also the fields or town parks
at the bottom of the said Baptist JOHNSTON’s orchard now in the possession
and occupation of the said William CROZIER containing by estimation 4 a or of plantation measure be the same more or
less situate lying and being in the townland of Drumaran [Drumaran , Parish Tullylish,
Barony Iveagh
Lower, Upper Half] Parish of Fuller [?] and
County of Down aforesaid with a passage to the said garden field town parts
through the lane or loaning between the said Baptist JOHNSTON’s garden and
the said John ROBINSON ‘s garden but the liberty of said passage to extend no
further down the said lane or loaning then where a gate may be erected at the
part and of said garden laid out as aforesaid for the me of the house hereby
demised and also two reasonable days taking of turf by seven men as long as
they can … |
1904 May 12 |
ROD 1904 31 53
1904 May 12
Image 31
To the Registrar of Deeds etc in Ireland A Memorial of an
Indenture of Appointment of New Trustees dated 12th day of May 1904 (and
indorsed an Indenture of Settlement dated 7th April 1860 and made between
Francis CLARKE [NOTE: (abt 1808-1877) M.D. husband
of Jane Crozier MAGEE] of the 1st part Charles MAGEE [(1794-1881)
father of Jane Crozier MAGEE] of the second part said Jane Crozier MAGEE of the 3rd part and William CROZIER [probably William Snell MAGEE (1828-1884)] and Jonathan CLARKE of the 4t
part Registered 16th April 1860 Book 11 No218 ) and made Between the therein
named Jane Crozier MAGEE now CLARKE of
7 Ashbrook Terrace Leeson Park Dublin Widow of the one part and Francis
Edward CLARKE of Boyle in the County of Roscommon Archdeacon of Elphin [SEE: Biddulph
History: he died 9 March 1910 at Boyle, Co. Roscommon] and Annie
Selina CLARKE [NOTE: Annie Selina CLARKE
(1866-1928) Birth
Cert: b. Mountmath, Queens, dau of Francis CLARKE surgeon and Jane Crozier CLARKE formerly MAGEE. 1911
Census age 45 and living with sister Margaret Jane CLARKE age 49,
unmarried sisters. Probate: Clarke Annie Selina of
"Rockmore" Newcastle and of "Rosina" Rostrevor both
County Down spinster died 23 April 1928 at latter place Probate Belfast 20
December to Margaret Jane Clarke spinster. Effects £511 11s. 6d.] of
Ashbrook Terrace Leeson Park Dublin Spinster of the other part Whereby after
writing as therein said Memorializing presents Witnessed that in exercise of
the power for that purpose by the therein written Indenture given to the said
Jane Crozier CLARKE and of every or
any power enabling her in that behalf she the said Jane Crozier CLARKE did thereby appoint the said
Francis Edward CLARKE and Annie Selina CLARKE to be Trustees in place of
said William CROZIER and Jonathan CLARKE
both deceased for the purposes of the therein written Indenture or such of
the same poses as might be subsisting and capable of taking effect and this
Indenture also witnessed that the said Jane Crozier CLARKE thereby declared that all and singular the lands and premises
mentioned in the Schedule thereto and hereunto written and all other ( if any
) the lands and premises whether real or personal which were then subject to
the trusts of the therein written Indenture and are capable of being vested
by that declaration should rest in the said Francis Edward CLARKE and Annie
Selina CLARKE as joint tenants for all the estate and interest then subject
to the trusts of the therein written Indenture , upon the trusts and subject
to the powers and provisions & applicable thereto respectively by virtue
of the therein written Indenture . Schedule above referred to - - The within
mentioned premises in Sydney Avenue Blackrock - - The sum of £1,636.17.6 a
portion of within mentioned Mortgage debt of £2,500 on the Tyrone property
with interest at 4 per cent to be held upon the trusts of within mentioned
Policy for £1,000 on the life of Francis CLARKE deceased which said sum of £1,636.17.6
now represents the proceeds of said Policy for £1,000. 3 . The Sum of £752.19.2
another portion of said Mortgage debt of £2,500 to be held upon the trusts of
within mentioned Dame Street property which said sum of £752.19.2 now
represents the proceeds of said Dame Street property and legacies to
the within mentioned Jane Crozier CLARKE
under the Will of Miss WILSON and Miss Charlotte CROZIER being after acquired property of said Jane C. CLARKE
-- Mortgage debt of £550 on the within mentioned Tyrone property with
interest at 5% upon the trusts of the within mentioned policy of £500 on the
life of James READ deceased and which said sum of £550 now represents the
proceeds of said policy of £500 . -- Lands and premises mentioned in Deed of
Partition dated the 30 October 1865 and made between Elizabeth Jane MAGEE of
the 1st part Charlotte CROZIER 2nd part Revd Samuel MAGEE 3rd part William A KIDD and Thomas Augustus
PRENTICE of the 4th part Edward TANDY of the 5th part Charles MAGEE of the
6th part and William CROZIER and
Jonathan Clarke of the 7th part comprising the Townland of Stangmore Drunder
Tullydol Drumnleigh and Tullylearn
[SEE: Earlier deed
references: six Town Lands or Ballyboe known by the names of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drundarge [Drumderg,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Stange [either Stangmore
(Knox) and/or Stangmore
(Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley als Fullanckelly [Drumlee,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], and Derrygowen[probably Derrygoonan,
Parish Clonfeacle
(Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]
which were substituted for the within mentioned one
property subject to above Mortgages of £2,500 and £550 which said deed as to
the due execution thereof by the said Jane Crozier MAGEE now CLARKE is witnessed by Robert HAYES Solicitor & 25 Masson
Street Dublin and Wm J. LUNDY Solicitor Asst to Messrs HAYES & Sons Solicitors
& 25 Nassau St Dublin and as to the execution thereof by the said Francis
Edward CLARKE and Annie Selina CLARKE same are witnessed by Robert HAYES
aforesaid Jane CLARKE ( Seal ) Signed and Sealed by the said Jane Crozier MAGEE
now CLARKE in presence of Robert HAYES Solicitor . 24 Nassau St Dublin Wm J LUNDY
Sol Assistant to Messors HAYES & Sons Soles 24 & 25 Nassau Street
Dublin the above named Robert HAYES maketh Oath and saith he saw the Deed of
which the foregoing is a Memorial and the said Memorial respectively duly
executed by the above named Jane C. Clarke party thereto Saith the name
Robert HAYES subscribed as a witness to said Deed and memorial is this
deponent 's proper name and handwriting Robert Hayes Sworn before me this
12th day of May 1904 at 24 Wasson Street Dublin and I know deponent Charles F
Mathews a commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature
in Ireland |
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