Bk |
Pg |
Deed |
Date |
Transcriptions
& Notes |
358 |
355 |
241062 |
1777-1785 |
McCULLAGH,
Alexander - READ |
360 |
85 |
241557 |
1784
Feb 10 |
SEAVER
-BRADFORD see also DEED: 242429 1739-1810
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1784Feb10-SEAVER-BRADFORD.html
NOTES:
Sarah SEAVER of Ballinahonebegg, CO. Armagh widow of the one part and James
BRADFORD of Armagh in said County, Merchant of the other part.. James SWANZY
of Aveluagh, Co. Monaghan was the executor of Richard SEAVER NOTE:
a will was probated for Richard SEAVER from Avebreagh, CO. Monaghan -
probated in Armagh 1770) who in a lease 27 September 1782 demised
to Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg - 1/3 part of the
townland of Ballinahonebeg as was lately held by Charles SEAVER & his
undertenants containing 92 acres ... [refers to] Deed of partition made
between Sarah SEAVER & Arthur OLIVER 15 Nov 1783 that Sarah SEAVER
(executor etc) would have ½ of all rents and fines issuing out of the part
of said premises held by Thomas Verner Esq. And also ½ rents and fines of
part in possession of Arthur OLIVER called the bleach green and half of her
late husband’s legacy ... Witnessed that the said Sarah SEAVER for £400 sold
to James BRADFORD the lands in her part of the partition. Witness Arthur
OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg, Co. Armagh linen merhcant. Wm GEOGH of Armagh,
weaver. Robert JACKSON of Woodvale, CO. Armagh, Gent. James BRADFORD [SEAL] |
360 |
236 |
242429 |
1782
Sept 7 |
JACKSON,
Robert - OLIVER [NOTE: In my initial transcription - I was unsure about
whether it was LEAVER or SEAVER, but Armagh probates indicate SEAVER.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1782Sept7-JACKSON-OLIVER.html
NOTES:
Between Robert JACKSON of Town & Co. Armagh Gent of he one part &
Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahone begg in said Co. & Sarah SEAVER widow of
Charles SEAVER late of Ballynahonebegg (NOTE: A Charles SEAVER had a will
probated in 1762 and Sarah SEAVER had a will probated 1792. I wonder if she
was an OLIVER.) aforesaid deceased of the other part. Robert JACKSON was
paid £850 by Arthur OLIVER & Sarah SEAVER & did set over to Arthur
OLIVER & Sarah SEAVER all that the lands of Ballynahonebegg in Parish of
Armagh possessed by Thomas VERNER Esq. The executor of Benjamin OLIVER
deceased. The said Sarah LEAVER & other so assigned by Henry HALL &
Elinor HALL to the said Robert JACKSON ... lands made over to Robert JACKSON
by Edward TIPPING Esq. Which belonged to Michael SEAVER and all Estate right
title and interest term of years.. etc. Witness Henry HALL of Aughereny
& Co. Tyrone. Benjamine OLIVER of Lislooney, CO. Armagh. John BURGES of
Armagh, Gent. Arthur OLIVER [SEAL] Sworn Aug 6, 1784. |
361 |
365 |
244728 |
1782,
Dec 19 |
OLIVER-QUILL
have notes
Richard
ALWORTH of Anns Grove in Co. Cork Esq & Elizabeth OLIVER of the City of Dublin
Widow, executors of the late John OLIVER late of Coolmore, CO. Cork did
demise unto John QUILL of ?rimore, Co. Kerry Gent 293 acres of ???rimore.
Thomas QUILL & John QUILL - sons of John QUILL |
361 |
366 |
244729 |
1786-1793 |
OLIVER-QUILL
have notes |
362 |
579 |
246867 |
1777-1785 |
COULTER
- MORGAN |
364 |
121 |
243211 |
1739-1810 |
BRYAN
to OLIVER – entry did not correlate see
364-182-243811 |
364 |
143 |
243499 |
1777-1785 |
COULTER
- RICHARDSON |
364 |
182 |
243811 |
1784
Nov 23 |
BRYAN-OLIVER
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1784Nov23_BRYAN-OLIVER.html
Deed
of assignment between William BRYAN of the City of Dublin Esq. & Joseph
OLIVER of the Kennedies in the Parish & CO. of Armagh Gent of the other part.
BRYAN did for the consideration of £450 Ster paid by said Joseph
OLIVER grant the upper hald townland of Kennedies containing 97
acres formerly in the possession of Arthur DENNIS & his
undertenants lying and being in the parish & co of Armagh together
with one acre of turf bog in the townland of Enagh in said Co. as the
same were occupied and enjoyed by said Arthus DENNIS and his undertenants
and then held and enjoyed by the said William BRYAN and his undertenants ...
for remainder of term of 21 years granted by a lease dated Sept 1,
1783 under College and Corporation of Vicars Choral & Organist of the
Church of said Patrick Armagh. Witness Henry RICHARDSON, City of
Dublin Gent & Patrick REILLY of said City. |
365 |
230 |
244167 |
1784
Dec 15 |
LIVINGSTON-MOORHEAD
Alexander
LIVINGSTON of Newry & Thomas MOORHEAD, City of Armagh. Gent. Lands of
Twinaire [or Twinacre or Tivinaire] and Magherkilcranny , Co Armagh
Witness John JONSTON & Acheson BARKER of Armagh. |
365 |
444 |
245606 |
1777-1785 |
McCULLAGH,
James - HAMILTON |
367 |
14 |
245523 |
1777-1785 |
McCULLAGH,
James & John - DICKSON |
367 |
90 |
245996 |
1777-1785 |
McCULLAGH,
Alexander - READ |
369 |
108 |
246566 |
1777-1785 |
COULTER
- COULTER |
370 |
333 |
251896 |
1706
June 27
This date is suspect - too early. I don’t know where it came from
1781 is likely. |
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1781Nov7-RobertMAXWELL-WilliamOLIVER.html
A
Memorial of an indenture of lease bearing date the Seventh day of Novr. One
thousand seven hundred and eighty one between Robert MAXWELL of
Fellowshall in the County of Armagh Esq of the one part and Wm OLIVER
of Ennisbarr in the parish and County of Armagh farmer of the other part.
Whereby the said Robert Maxwell for the Considn in said Lease mentioned did
Demise Grant and sett and to farm let all that and those that part of the
Townland of Brootely late in possession of Elizabeth Clogher and now in his
possession as the same is now measured and bounded situate lying and being in
the Manod or Belleagh parish of Derrynoose Barony and County of Armagh
Containing by estimation Fifty-three acres English or Statute measure be the
same more or less with the Appurts. To hold to the said Wm OLIVER his Execos
Admons and Assigns from the first day of Novr then Inst for the term of
Nineteen years at and under the yearly rent of thirty pounds nine
Shillings and Sixpence with Twelve pence a pound receivers fees and duties
therein mentioned with clauses of distress and reentry and other Clauses
Common and usual between Landlord and Tenant And the said lease doth therin
Contain a Covenant of ????Quoties for the Ocnsidn of a fine
proportionable to be paid to the said Robert MAXWELL his heirs admons and
assigns as he or they Shall pay to the provost and Fellows of Trinity
College Dublin for renewing his Lease of which the Demised premis is a
part and also proportionable part of raised rent in case any
additional rent shall hereafter be imposed by the said Lessors on the said
Robt MAXWELL which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by Maxwell Close of
Elmpark in the County of Armagh Esq and Saml CUMING of Keady in the said
County Gent and this Meml is witnessed by the said Sam CUMING and John
Mosson (or Molson) of the City of Armagh Gent. Will OLIVER seal. (Then legal
phrases about the witnessing) |
372 |
344 |
249035 |
1785 Nov 11 |
BREAKEY
to DAWSON
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1785Nov11_WmBreakey.htm
William Breakey Wm
Breakey of Drumskelt Co. Monaghan Gent & Rev Wm Dawson of Ruefield [?],
Co Monaghan property involved “all that part of Carricknaveagh Remaining of
the Lower half ... in the estate of Ballybay next adjoining Eliz Gray’s
tenement ....” the property released to Wm Dawson. |
374 |
237 |
248874 |
1785
Oct 26 |
OLIVER,
Andrew - MCMATH 1777-1785
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1785Oct26_OLIVER-McMATH.html
NOTES:
Between Andrew OLIVER & Elinor his wife of Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh of
the one part & Andrew McMATH of Aughadreena, Co. Monaghan of the other
part ... Andrew OLIVER with consent of wife Elinor & the sum of £300
made over to Andrew McMATH “all that range of buildings in Newtownhamilton
aforesaid containing in front 76’ and by the New Inn extending in front 42’
together with the two Stables and Coach Houses and 3 roods of land and turf
bog lying west of the road from Armagh to Dundalk with the Malk Kiln
Distillery and apps teheron. Also that part of Francis McCAMMONs Kitchen
garden lying south of the wall inclosing the back yard of sd Inn together
with that part of Tullyvallen then in possession of John MURPHY containing
and exclusive of the Law [bed?] River 5 acres 1 rood & [etc] ...
Witness: John STEELE, City of Dublin Attorney. James NIBLOCK of Castleblayney,
Co, Monaghan Innkeeper. |
375 |
10 |
247623 |
1785
Aug 10
1777-1785
1811-1820 |
OLIVER,
Andrew Rev - OLIVER, John
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1785July29_OLIVER-OLIVER.html
A
Memorial of a deed of Mortgage by lease & release bearing date [?] the
28th and 29th days of July in the year 1785 between
the Rev.Andrew OLIVER of Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh Clerk, Andrew OLIVER of
Newtownhamilton in Co. Armagh Gent & John OLIVER of Tullymore in said
Co. of Armagh Gent of the one part and James OLIVER of Augsebragh in the
said Co. of Armagh Gent of the other part. Wherin is recited that Wm OLIVER
of Mullintur in said County of Armagh being seized in the townland of
Tullysarren in the said County of Armagh devised the same to Rev OLIVER
& Wm OLIVER share and share alike and also that said William OLIVER died
a bachelor intestate whereby his share in said lands descended to his two
brothers the said Andrew OLIVER & John OLIVER and said release witnessed
that the said Revd Andrew OLIVER, Andrew OLIVER and John OLIVER in
considation of the sum of £100.11s.1 ½ to them in hand paid by the said
James OLIVER did grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said
James OLIVER his heirs and assigns all that and those the Town and Lands of
Tullysarren formerly in the possession of Samuel KNIPE deceased situate
lying and being in the Manor of Charlemount and County of Armagh all the
estate right to the interest claim and demand whatsoever of them the said
Rev. Andrew OLIVER, Andrew OLIVER & John OLIVER of in to or out of the
said premes share and to hold all the said released premes unto the said
James OLIVER his heirs & assigns for ever subject to redempton or
payment of the said sum of £122.11.1 ½ with legal interest on the 1st day of Sept next coming with said deed of mortgage & this memorial was
witnessed by John MOSSOM of Armagh in the Co. of Armagh, Gent & Henry
HUTCHISON of the same Innkeeper. James OLIVER [SEAL] etc sworn 2 Aug 1785. |
375 |
92 |
249?77
249577 |
1739-1810 |
WADDELL-BARTLEY |
376 |
460 |
251901 |
1786
May 25 |
WILSON
to JACKSON
A
Meml of a Deed of Sale bearing date the twenty fifth day of May one
thousand seven hundred and eighty six made between Robt WILLSON of
Ballymacone in the CO of Armagh Esq of the one part and Robt JACKSON
of Woodvale in the Sd Co Esq of the other part. Whereby the Sd Robt WILLSON
for the considns therin mentd did bargain Sell Assign Alien Release and
Confirm unto the Robt JACKSON his Execs Admins & Assigns all that part
of the townlands of Kilmakinly in the CO of Armagh aforesaid that Robt
WILSON father to the Sd. Robert WILSON party to these presents was intitiled
togr with all the rights..... [legal .... Townlands of Killmakinly and
Turf Bog in Ballyoilly .... witnessed by James KIGAN of Ballyhegan
Gent & Hugh RUSH of Corry Miller both in the co Armagh & Wm KEGAN of
Greenagh in CO Armagh farmer James KIGAN of Ballyhegan aged 60 years |
377 |
418 |
253324 |
1786-1793 |
McCULLAGH,
Rev. James - McCULLAGH |
384 |
451 |
255931 |
1787
Mar 20 |
Hon
James Earl of Charlemount of the 1st Part & Robert LIVINGSTON
of Armagh in Co. Armagh, Esq. Townlands of Cladymore, & Cladybeg
commonly called Black-bank Killmore Bonavady Deadmans Hill & Slavnamerick.
535 acres in Barony of Lower Fews, Manor of Cladymore, Co. Armagh. |
384 |
451 |
255935 |
1739-1810 |
Earl
of Charlemount - LIVINGSTONE not pert have notes |
385 |
457 |
255716 |
1787
Mar 8 |
PRINGLE
– PRINGLE (includes other townlands)
Between
Robt PRINGLE Esq. Captain of the 1st part &
Frances PRINGLE of Limepark, Co. Tyrone widow & Adminx of the
Rev. Robert PRINGLE Clerk late of Limepark …. Vicars Choral … (I ran
out of time to complete these notes) |
402 |
499 |
265492 |
1787
Mar 24 |
James
MAXWELL of City of Armagh Gent & & Thomas Maglone of
Navan Co. Armagh Farmer - re a farm commonly called Bradfords
Bog 33 Acres in Townland of Tamletts, Co. Armagh. |
403 |
346 |
267727 |
1778,
Mar 17 |
Joseph
OLIVER 7th November 1778 indenture made between Joseph
OLIVER of Kennedies in Co Armagh Gent of the one part and Jhn
HUGGINS of Glenart in the County of Tyrone Gent.. [for £600 land
was sold including one acre of bog at Enagh as well as the
upper half of the townland of the Kennedies containing 97 acres.See beneath |
403 |
346 |
267727 |
1788,
Nov 7 |
OLIVER
to HUGGINS notes
Joseph
OLIVER of the Kennedies, Co Armagh Gent of the first part and Jno HUGGINS
of Glenart in the County of Tyrone Gent of the other part.
“whereby the said Joseph OLIVER for the consideration of of the sum of
six hundred Pounds in hand paid to said Joseph OLIVER by Jno HUGGINS
...sells the upper half Townland of of Kennedies Containg
ninety-seven acres or there about with one acre of turf bog in Enough
all in the County of Armagh and all the Estate right and the Title of Joseph
OLIVER of in and to the same to hold for n the Residue of Twenty-one
years and for all further renewals to be obtained by the said Joseph
OLIVER and his Executors admons and assigns from the Vicar Choral and __________
(it was a blank in the document) of Armagh. Witnesses John Burges of
Armagh Gent and Francis Irwin of Calldon in the CO of Tyrone Gent. |
403 |
346 |
267727 |
1739-1810 |
OLIVER-HIGGINS
I have this deed.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1788Nov7-JosephOLIVER-HUGGINS-Kennedies.html
Joseph
OLIVER of the Kennedies, Co. Armagh sold his lease of 97 acres in the
Kennedies as well as a bog in Enagh, Co. Armagh for ₤600 for 21 years
to John HUGGINS of Glenart, Co. Tyrone. WITNESSES: John BURGES of Armagh,
Gent; Thomas IRWIN of Caledon, Co. Armagh; Robert LIVINGSTON. |
404 |
154 |
267472 |
1789
Mar 11 |
John
OLIVER jr. of Knockabrammer, Co. Carlow Farmer & Thomas OLIVER of
Templeodigan, Co. Wexford. Farmer …. Thomas OLIVER youngest son of said John
OLIVER by Dorcas OLIVER [otherwise?] GREENE his wife, then aged abt 14
years. |
404 |
211 |
26488 |
1739-1810 |
OLIVER-JOHNSTON wrong # |
404 |
343 |
267882 |
1789
Apr 11 |
Mention
of Thomas BROWN, merchant of Belfast. |
409 |
22 |
266720 |
1739-1810 |
DOBBYN-SIMPSON |
409 |
29 |
266496 |
1739-1810 |
WILSON-JACKSON |
409 |
61, |
266487 |
1789,
Jan 26 |
WADDELL
to WADDELL
Wm
WADDELL and Hugh WADDELL son of Wm WADDELL of Co Down - didn’t pursue |
409 |
62 |
266488 |
1789,
Jan 26 |
Jn
WADDELL son of WM WADDELL of CO Down- didn’t pursue |
412 |
397 |
43370 |
1730-1745 |
McEVERS |
414 |
234 |
270591 |
1739-1810 |
HALL-JACKSON |
414 |
235 |
270597 |
1789,
Sept 2 |
HALL
to JACKSON
Henry
Hall of Loigh in the County of Tyrone, Gent. To Robert JACKSON of Woodvale,
Co Armagh Esq. Townland of Bellaghy, CO Armagh Also mention of
Ballynahon Beg |
414 |
235 |
270598 |
1789,
Sept 2 |
WATSON
to JACKSON
John
WATSON of Teemore, Co Armagh Gent. In the consideration of 300
pounds paid to him by Robert JACKSON of Woodvale, Co. Armagh ... 94
acres with appertenancesin Parish of Mullaghbrack and County of Armagh ...
lease of three lives was formerly under Robert Sibthorpe |
422 |
68 |
304843 |
1739-1810 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE |
427 |
153 |
272403 |
|
BREAKEY
to JACKSON |
439 |
274 |
440665 |
1811-1820 |
GERVAIS-WILIAMS |
444 |
232 |
288236 |
1739- |
TRACY-JACKSON
Bk 16 |
445 |
333 |
286880 |
1739-1810 |
WATSON-JACKSON |
447 |
266 |
290167 |
1739-1810 |
WILSON-GROVES |
447 |
386 |
29518 |
1792
May 24 |
Marquis
of Mountmellick – JACKSON.
[Queens
Co. book 16] 1792 May 24 The most Noble Charle3s Marquis of Drogheda let to Erasmus
JACKSON of Mt. Melluck, Queens CO. March house in market square in town of
Mt. Mellick [descry] witness incl Nathaniel JACKSON of Mt. Mellick. Jr.
Clerk. |
447 |
386 |
29518 |
1739- |
Marquis
of Drogheda-JACKSON Bk 16 |
447 |
386 |
29519 |
1791
Mar 4 |
Marquis
of Drogheda-JACKSON
4
Mar 1791 Marquis of Drogheda- Nathaniel JACKSON of Mt. Mellick Queens CO.,
land in town of Mt. Mellick for lives of Nathaniel JACKSON & Erasmus JACKSON,
brothers. Witness incl Erasmus JACKSON of Mt. Mellick, merchant. |
449 |
319 |
284852 |
1739-1810 |
BRIEN-BRIEN |
453 |
69 |
289191 |
1792
April 5 |
SMITH-OLIVER
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1792Apr5_SMITH-OLIVER.html
John
SMITH of the Town of Aramagh being possessed of lands of Breagh, CO. Armagh
in consideration of 30 ST. pd by James OLIVER of Town of Armagh, Gent made
lands over to him. Witness. Edward GLASSY of [blank] Co. Monaghan &
George FLETCHER of Town of Armagh, Hosier. |
454 |
169 |
290516 |
1792
May 24 |
Marquis
of Drogheda- JACKSON Bk 16 1739-
[Queens
Co. book 16] 1792 May 24 Charles Marquis of Droheda let to Nathanial JACKSON
of Mountmellick, Merchant. Lot in Main Street of Mountmellick, for luves of
Nathaniel JACKSON, Erasmus JACKSON of Mountmellick,, also merchant. |
455 |
435 |
293539 |
1792
July 6 |
Marquis
of Mountmellick – JACKSON.
6
July 1792 Marquis of Mountmellick demised
to Nat. JACKSON jr. of Mt. Mellick, Queens CO. Witness Nat JACKSON elder of
Mt. Mellick, merchant. |
455 |
435 |
293541 |
1739- |
Marquis
of Drogheda-JACKSON Bk 16 |
457 |
314 |
300876 |
1739- |
JACKSON-JACKSON
Bk 16 |
460 |
146 |
283542
293542 |
1739- |
Marquis
of Drogheda-JACKSON Bk 16 |
460 |
146 |
293542 |
1792
Oct 13 |
Marquis
of Mountmellick – JACKSON.
13
Oct 1792 Marquis of Mountmellick demised to Erasmus JACKSON of Mountmeillic,
merchant, land in Mountmellick. WITNESS incl Nat JACKSON the elder of Mount
Mellick, Queens, Co.
|
462 |
370 |
295062 |
1793,
Dec 24
1774,
May 12 |
KERR
to OLIVER I have this deed.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1774May12-OLIVER-KERR.html
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1792Dec24_KERR-OSBURN-OLIVER.html
Memorial
of a Deed of Assignment between Edward Kerr, City of Armagh Brewer
Executor of Thomas OSBOURNE late of Ballymorran in the CO of Armagh
farmer decd of the one part and Andrew OLIVER of the City of
Armagh Chandler of the other part - house garden and premises on Thomas
Street, Armagh ... (hard to read witness names) Lease 12 May 1774 house and
garden on Thomas Street for term of 23 years yearly rent of ₤6.10. |
462 |
482 |
296434 |
1793
July
1793
Jan 10 |
OLIVER,
David - OLIVER I
have this deed 1786-1793
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1793Feb11_OLIVER-OLIVER.html
NAMES: David OLIVER of Ballyrea; William OLIVER of
Ballyrea; Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea; Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea, George
CRAWFORD, linen draper of Cherryvale; Joseph BOYD; Thomas CRAWFORD &
Andrew CRAWFORD (Sons of George); Armar LOWRY-CORRY. TOWNLANDS: Ballyrea, Co. Armagh;
Cornacarrow & Laragh, Parish of Aghnamullen, Co. Monaghan.
NOTES:
David OLIVER of Ballyrea, Co. Armagh farmer of the one part & William
OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea, farmers of the 2nd part. It seems that David OLIVER granted to his sons a lease at Cornacarrow
& Laragh . Date of 1790 court case mentioned. David OLIVER plaintiff
& George CRAWFORD defendant. Witnesses: Thomas LIVINGSTONE, City of
Armagh & Thomas McMAHON, City of Armagh
OLIVER
- OLIVER
11
Feb 1793 between David OLIVER of Ballyrea in the city of Armagh, farmer of
the one part and William OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER of
Ballyrea aforesaid farmers of the other part. Re: Town and lands of
Cornacarrow, Laragh (refers to a court case 1 March 1790 in which David
OLIVER was plaintiff and George CRAWFORD, defendant).I couldn’t read lots of it. |
464
|
414 |
296474 |
1793
Feb 13 |
COARDE-JACKSON
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1793Feb13-COANDE-JACKSON.html
Memorial
of a Demise of Land wherein is Recd that Sarah SEAVER of
Ballynahonebeg late Decd was in her life time and at her death
pssd & intitled by a lease jointly with Arthur OLIVER of
Ballinahonebeg Agd to the lower third part to the Sd Townland of Ballinahonebeg in Parish & Co. of Armagh … 90A. She was the sole
executor of Richard SEAVER. Deed of partition executed by Arthur OLIVER
& Sarah SEAVER 5 Nov 1780 …. Arthur OLIVER would hold lands then in his
possession in the North division of Sd lands & Sarah SEAVER
the South division. John COANDE (or COARDE) of Ballybrocky in Co. &
Parish of Armagh was executor of Sarah SEAVER. Arthuir OLIVER (it seems) had
the Bleach Green. It seems there was a transfer of Sarah’s land to Robert
JACKSON on Feb 13 1793 |
467 |
472 |
301564 |
1792
Nov 6 |
OLIVER,
Andrew - MANN1786-1793
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1792Nov6_OLIVER-MANN.html
NOTES:
Andrew OLIVER of Tullysarren, Co. Armagh farmer of the one part &
[Joseph?] MANN of Moy in Co. Tyrone Merchant of the other part. Andrew
OLIVER by deed of mortgage 20 Oct 1792 for £20 to Charles MAN, 96 acres in
townland of Tullysaren (seems to be a loan to Andrew OLIVER secured by the
land). |
468 |
204 |
300?75
300875 |
1739- |
JACKSON-JACKSON
Bk 16 |
470 |
90 |
304546 |
1794-1799 |
OLIVER
CRAWFORD wrong
reference - was in names index see also 1795, April 7 for a CRAWFORD-OLIVER
lease at PRONI |
470 |
160 |
300275 |
1793,
Aug 7 |
A
Meml of a mortgage bearing date the Seventh day of August one thousand seven
hundred and ninety three from James Greig of Thomastown in the County of Kilkenny
Merchant to Thomas JACKSON of Parliament Street in the City of Dublin Gent.
Whereby the Sd James Greig in considern of the sum of three hundred pounds
Sterg to him in hand paid by the said Thomas JACKSON all that and those the
dwelling house and grist mill then in the possession of the said James Grieg
and the two townlands and Cabbins lying between Patrick Bergin’s house and
Cody’s Bridge then under lease from Michael Laughnan to John Brereton
together with the piece of Ground that lies between said Mill Pond and
to within twelve feet of the small road leading to Joseph KELLY’s Mill and
between the west side of Cody’s Bridge and Joseph KELLY’s Garden As
same was marked and painted out by said Michael Laughnane in presence
of James McENERY and George MINCHIN and also a small island or spot of waste
ground at the South East side of Cody’s Bridge and adjoining said
Bridge containing in front of said Bridge thirty feet over towards the
stream that runs under the second Arch next Monteen of said Cody’s Bridge
which said premises and lotts of ground are part of the holding
called Monteen being part of the Corporation Lands of Thomastown Situate
lying and being in the barony of Goran and County of Kilkenny aforesaid the
said premises to be subject to the same Reservations Savings Clausees and
Covenants that the same Michael Laughran is bound by lease to Mr. John
Davis of Summer Hill and County aforesaid. To hold to the said
Thos JACKSON Exors admors and Assgns for the residue of the term of forty-one
years therin mentioned which Commenced the twenty-fifth day of March one
thousand seven hundred and ninety three being the term granted therof to the
sadi James Greig by lease from said Michael Laughnan subject to the
yearly rent and covenant in said lease mentioned and subject also to
Redemption upon payment of said three hundred pounds and lawful interestas
therin is also mentioned which said dee and this meml thereof are
executed by the said James Geig in presence and witnessed by Pierce Dillon
and Andrew Buck both of the City of Dublin Gentleman |
470 |
172 |
309057 |
1794-1799 |
OLIVER
- ??? |
471 |
96 |
298145 |
1793
Jan 5 |
OLIVER,
Thomas & Anne - OLIVER1786-1793
NOTES:
Thomas OLIVER of Cork, gent |
472 |
90 |
304546 |
1739-1810 |
OLIVER-CRAWFORD wrong # tried next 4
books |
473 |
226 |
300224 |
1739- |
JACKSON-RICHARDSON
Bk 16 |
473 |
455 |
309106 |
1739-1810 |
O’NEIL-JACKSON |
474 |
171 |
299443 |
1793
June 28 |
JOHNSTON,
John to JACKSON must
get
NOTES:
Robert JACKSON of Woodvale, Co. Armagh & John JACKSON of Ballyhain, Co. Monaghan
re: Ballynahonbeg at Bellaghy |
474 |
175 |
299375 |
1793
June 20 |
OLIVER,
William - OLIVER 1786-1793 I have this
deed.
Should revisit 1781, November
7th deed 370-333-251896 for an earlier lease covering the same lands and
interests
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1793June20-OLIVER-OLIVER.html
NOTES:
Registered June 26 1793 between William OLIVER sr. of Ennislare in
Parish & Co. of Armagh of the one part & William OLIVER jr. of
Ennislare.in said parish and Co. of Armagh of the other part ... Robert
MAXWELL of Fellowshall, Co. Armagh leased 7 Nov 1781 to said Wm OLIVER sr.
“All that and those that part of the town and land of Brootely late in the
possession of Elizabeth CLOGHER and then in the possession of the said
William OLIVER senior containing by estimation 53 acres English statute
measure be the same more or less togeth with an Irish good of turf Bog the
whole situate lying and being in the Manor of Belleagh parish of Berrynoose
[sic?] Barony & County of Armagh and meared and bounded on the north by
part of the townlands of Cormeen, Tullacallicky and Brootely on the east by
Lisdrum, [?]oughees on the south and west by Brootely aforesaid as occupied
and enjoyed by the said Elizabeth CLOGHER with the appurts. To hold unto the
said William OLIVER sr ... for 19 years with a covenant of renewal Toties Quoties
... in consideration of £45 10s sterling to him paid by the said Wm. OLIVER
jr did grant etc to Wm OLIVER jr. above described lands. Witnessed by W?.
OLIVER of City of Armagh, Chandler; John KERR of Armagh, merchant. William
OLIVER, [SEAL] in presence of Andrew OLIVER & John KERR. |
474 |
871 |
299433 |
1739-1810 |
JOHNSTON-JOHNSTONE wrong # try names index |
475 |
542 |
307632 |
1739- |
JACKSON-ENGLAND
Bk 16 |
479 |
177 |
303702 |
1794-1799 |
OLIVER
- STONEHOUSE |
480 |
346 |
304844 |
1794
Mar 13 |
PRINGLE,
John - PRINGLE, Henry
NOTES:
Memorial of a deed between John PRINGLE of Limepark Lodge, Co. Tyrone, Esq.
& Henry PRINGLE Esq. Major General in his Majesties service &
William PRINGLE of Conway in Kingdom of Great Britain. Esq. RE: Lease of 1
Aug 1793 made by College & Corp of Vicars Choral & Organist of the
Cathedral Church of Armagh to John PRINGLE for Aghavilly, Enagh, Lisbano,
Kennedies, Magheraville, Lislea & Killynure for 21 years from May 1st. |
481 |
495 |
318876 |
1739- |
JACKSON-SHACKER
Bk 16 |
482 |
207 |
306708 |
1739- |
JACKSON-ENGLAND
Bk 16 |
484 |
239 |
310513 |
1794-1799 |
O’LAUGHLIN-SHAW |
485 |
360 |
07085 |
1708-1738 |
OLIVER
to OLIVER no match |
485 |
361 |
307012 |
1793,
Nov 29 |
Registered
June 19, 1794 KENNEDY to JACKSON
John
Kennedy of Rosscrea, Co. Tipperary & Robert JACKSON Gent of same.
Mem. Of indentured deed. For Auggharbog, parish of Rosscrea, Barony of
Kerrin & Co Tipperary? Signed in presence of John JACKSON. |
485 |
364
366
387 |
307174 |
1790
Mar 10 |
OLIVER-
WHALEY I have a copy.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1790Mar10-OLIVER-WHALLEY.html
OR
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1794June20-OLIVER-OLIVER.html
NOTES:
Wm OLIVER of Ennislare in parish & Co. Armagh & Francis OLIVER of
Ennislare ... Thomas WHALEY of Dublin had leased on 10 Mar 1790 to Wm.
OLIVER abt 31 acres of Ennislare “meared and bounded on the north by
Farmacalfy on the west by Townland of Err. Witness William OLIVER & James
OLIVER both of Ennislea, linen drapers. William OLIVER jr. was the witness |
485 |
366 |
307175 |
1794
June 20 |
OLIVER,
William - OLIVER I have a copy. (it was also cited
as on p 368 which was wrong)
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1794June20-OLIVER-OLIVER.html
Between
William OLIVER of Ennislare & Benjamin OLIVER of Ennislare in Parish
& County Armagh. “Whereas Mr. Francis PRINGLE late of Limepark in Co.
Tyrone did buy indenture of lease bearing date 10 March 1784 demised with
said William OLIVER all that part of the town and lands of Enagh and
Killynan then in his possession being a part of those lands formerly held by
John and Sam DOBBYN .... abt 57 acres in parish & County Armagh “meared
and bounded on the North east and south by part of the townlands of
Killynure and Enagh on the west by the townland of Magherykilcranny ... to
Wm. OLIVER ... sd. Wm OLIVER in consideration of the sum of sixty pounds
sterling paid by sd. Benjamin OLIVER ... grant etc. lnds to said Benj.
OLIVER. Witness Wm. OLIVER of Ennislare jr. Linen draper. James OLIVER,
Linen draper.. Wm OLIVER [SEAL] |
486 |
226 |
307430 |
1794,
Apr 13 |
OLIVER-CURRY
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1794Apr13-JosephOLIVER-WilliamCURRY.html
Indentured
Deed 1794 April 13 Joseph OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg, Co. Armagh Linen Draper
of the one part & William Curry of Aughaday, Co Tyrone, Merchant of the
other part. Upper half townland of Kennedies 97 acres together with one acre
of bog in the Townland of Enagh by virtue of a lease [ ] dated
the first day of July 1793 and made by [ ] and the College
and Corporation of Vicars Choral of the Cathedral Church of St. Patrich
Armagh of the one part and the said Joseph OLIVER then of the Kennedies in
the Co of Armagh of the other part. To hold to the said Joseph OLIVER his
execrs, admons and assigns for the term of twenty-one years from the first
day of May then last past subject to the yearly rent of thirty pounds one
shillng ninepence.... Joseph OLIVER did grant bargain and sell to William
CURRY Joseph OLIVER’s right title [ ] and Estate for the
sum of one thousand pounds sterling. Witness Leonard Dobbin, City of Armagh;
William McWilliams of the same merchant. Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] PRESENT: Leonard
Dobbin. Wm McWIlliams. |
489 |
42 |
305262 |
1794,
Apr 4 |
OLIVER-
BOYLE
Edward
OLIVER of Ardtown, CO. Kerry Farmer; Thomas BOYLE of Ardtown, Co. Kerry,
farmer; transfer lands of Killskinnane called East Killshinnane in parich of
Killshinane, Barony of Clanmones, Co. Kerry. |
489 |
252 |
309063 |
1794-1799 |
O’LAUGHLIN-McCORMICK |
489 |
256 |
309105 |
1739-1810 |
WILSON-O’NEIL |
489 |
376 |
310290 |
|
Researched
by Ken BREAKEY |
489 |
442, |
311070 |
1794-1799 |
OLIVER-BATH |
491 |
448 |
319202 |
1739-1810 |
WADDELL-WADDELL |
492 |
58 |
319541 |
1795
Dec 28 |
PRINGLE-PRINGLE
1739-1810
Wm.
PRINGLE late of Conway in Britain but then Lime Park Lodge, CO. Tyrone &
Eizabeth PRINGLE otherwise LAVADIN his wife of the one part & John
PRINGLE of Lime Park Lodge Co. Tyrone of the other part. Lands of
Aughavilley, Enogh, Kennedies, Killinerens, Lisband, Lislea &
Magheraville. |
495 |
71 |
321288 |
1739-1810 |
Abbot
Armagh-NOBLE |
495 |
171 |
321288
328288 |
1739-1810 |
Abbots
of Armagh-NOBLE |
496 |
487 |
320191? |
|
Researched
by Ken BREAKEY |
500 |
66 |
312060 |
1739-1810 |
EASTWOOD-BROWN did notes |
501 |
156 |
376345 |
1804,
Jan 14 |
CARSON
to OLIVER I have this deed
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1804Jan14-OLIVER-CARSON.html
A memorial of an indented deed of assignment bearing date the 14th day of January
1804 and made or mentioned to be made between Samuel CARSONlate of the city of Armagh but then of
Fredericktown in the state of Maryland one of the United States of American
Apothecary of the one part and Benjamin OLIVERof Enislare in the County of Armagh Farmer of the
other part Whereby after Reciting as therein is receipted the said Samuel
CARSON in consideration of two hundred and eighty two pounds sterling did
grant Bargain Sell Assign Transfer & Make Over onto the said Benjamin
OLIVER and to his Executors Administrators and Assigns all that and does not
part or parcel of land situate lying and being in Magherykillcraneyin the county of Armagh aforesaid formally demised
to Thomas MOOREHEADand then in the possession of the said Samuel
CARSON and his under tenants containing by estimation thirty one acres two
roods and thirteen perches be the same more or less together with such
liberty of cutting Turf in the Bog of Farnalayas is granted by the lease of said premises made by
Dillon Pollard of Castle Pollardin the County of Westmeath Esq. to said Samuel
Carson To Hold unto the said Benjamin Oliver his Executors Administrators
& Assigns from the First day of November then last part for and during
all the rest residue and remainder of a lease of twenty years by said Lease
granted then to come and unexpired and for and during all and any such
further and future terms and times as should for ever thereafter be added
thereto pursuant to the Toties QuotiesCovenant for Renewal in said lease contained But
subject to payment of the Rents Fines and receivers Fees and to the
performance of the several Clauses Reservations and Covenants in and by said
lease reserved and contained on the Tenant or Lessees part [?] [?] and
performed and also subject to certain leases made by said Samuel Carson of
said premises which Deed is executed on the part and behalf of the said
Samuel Carson by Richard McConnellof Mullavillain the County of Armagh Attorney at Law, and Joseph
McConnellof Maymountin the same County Gentleman by virtue of a power
of attorney to them for that and other purposes given by said Samuel Carson
and said Deed and this Memorial are Witnessed by William Oliverof the city of Armagh Chandlerand Thomas Applebyof the same city Scribner.Signed and sealed in
presence of Wm Oliver Thomas Appleby Saml Carson by
this McConnell Samuel Carson by John Cornell |
502 |
391 |
325443 |
1739-1810 |
MOSSE-McCULLAGH |
