Bk

Pg

Deed

Date

Transcriptions & Notes

505

49

322470

1789 April 15

WILSON –OLIVER

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1789April15-WILSON-OLIVER.html

NOTES: Deed of Assignment between Robert WILSON the younger of Tandragee in Parish & County of Armagh Cloth merchant of the one part and Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg in the Parish & County  aforesaid, Farmer of the other part. Wherin is recited that Robert WILSON the elder of Tandragee aforesaid deceased did by deed bearing date 1^st August 1765 in consideration of the sum of £370 did sell unto Benjamin OLIVER his exec ... all that part of Ballinahonebeg containing 10 acres 2 roods together with the mill and water dam and water course leading from same to the River Callan ... & a liberty of washing rubbing and beetling all cloth in said  Mill which he the said Robert WILSON the elder or Robert WILSON the younger his son shall have bleaching each day in case of an insufficiency of water there and said deed witnesseth that said Robert WILSON the younger in consideration of £5 sterling to be paid by Arthur OLIVER did sell transfer and make over uto the said Andrew OLIVER his exec ... all the liberty of Beetling, Washing & rubbing cloth at said mill of Ballinahonebeg which his father Robert WILSON the elder hd res^d to hold to the asid Arthur OLIVER his exec ... every right title, etc. in said Mill which he might have and claim which assignment is witnessed by Joseph OLIVER & John OLIVER both of Ballinahonebeg aforesaid Gentlemen and this memorial witnessed by the said John OLIVER & John McDAD of Lehnacollum in Co. Armagh, millright. Robert WILSON [SEAL] Signed in Armagh 9 May 1796.

505

49

322470

1789 April 5

WILSON-OLIVER  see notes above

Between Robert WILSON the younger of Tandragee in Parish & Co of Armagh, Cloth merchant of the one part & Arthur OLIVER of Ballinahonebeg in Parish & Co. of Armagh Farmer of the other part. Robert WILSON the elder of Tandragee deceased deeded 1 Aug 1765 to Benjamin OLIVER 10A 2R & mill & water, dam & water course leading from same to River Callan & liberty of washing rubbing & beetling all cloth in said mill at Ballinahonebeg. Witness: Joseph OLIVER & John OLIVER both of Ballinahonebeg Gent & John McDEADE of Lahnacollum, Co. Armagh Millright.

506

95

328017

1797 Jan 17

OLIVER – SCOTT I have this deed.

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1797Jan17-OLIVER-SCOTT.html

NOTES: A memorial of a deed bearing date 17^th Jan 1797 made between John OLIVER Mary OLIVER and Elizabeth OLIVER both of Ballinahonebeg, Co. Armagh and John SCOTT of Umgola, Co. Armagh. Reciting that the said John, Mary & Eliza OLIVER had deemed part of the lands of Ballinahonebeg aforesaid with the bleach mills, Mill dam, weir and water course therto belonging with several other things - Reserving thereat Liberty to convey the water from the Mills in the lands of Kennedies then in the possession of William GARVINs [well?] And reciting that it was intended by said parties to said lease that the Current of Water in said dam should be Cont^d to flow and run in the ame bed it now occupies so that the Mill is sadi demise be not injured by any decision or [?] there of. Whereby the said John and Mary & Eliza OLIVER to prevent misconstruction of this said rec^d Lease and in consideration did agree with the said John SCOTT ... [water rights] Witness: John PRENTICE & William SLOAN, both merchants of Armagh. Johns SCOTT [SEAL]

506

146

328158

1739-1810

McCULLAGH-HAMILTON

507

292

322359

328359

1797 Feb 6

McCULLAGH - BROWN

NOTES:  Lease made between Thomas McCULLAGH of Derryvalley in the Parish of Tullycorbet of Co. Monaghan Gent of the one part and William BROWN of Ednafikin Parish & Co. aforesaid, Farmer of the other part. Whereby the said Thomas McCULLAGH did demise unto the said William BROWN all that ... Lands of Ednafirkin ... now in the actual possession of the said Wm BROWN containing 20 acres Irish plantation measure ... during the natural life and lives [Archibald?] BROWN son to John BROWN and James HAMILTON son to Alexander HAMILTON all of Ednafirkin aforesaid and James McMURRAY son to Andrew McMURRAY of Ballybay Parish & County aforesaid Surgeon ... persuant to a covenant of a perpetual renewal ... rent £16 11 shillings & one halfpenny ... witnessed by James McCULLAGH of Shantona & Francis McCABE of Ballybay, both of Co. Monaghan. Thomas McCULLAGH. William BROWN. 30 Dec 1796.

509

269

331526

1739-1810

CRAWFORD-McTEAR

510

33

328019

1796 April 1

OLIVER –SCOTT

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1796Apr1-OLIVER-SCOTT.html

Indenture of Lease between John OLIVER, Mary & Elizabeth OLIVER son and daughters and also admons of Joseph OLIVER late of Ballinahonebeg aforesaid Gent, decesed on the one part & John SCOTT of Umgola, Co. Armagh [SEE Deed 328019 - same agreement extra details] 10 acres  roods 15 perches with the Mansion House and offices & all lands [?] & all other buildings and improvements thereon: Garden, Bleach Green, Bleaching Utensils & Machinery theron said premises all water & water courses, mill dams, mill tail race & waste water course & also that small park on the other side the River opposite said Bleach Green containing 3 acres & 17 perches more or less to hold for 19 years from 1 Nov ... yearly rent of £62. Witness Andrew OLIVER & Thomas PRENTICE both of City of Armagh, Gent. John SCOTT [SEAL] Jan. 1797.

512

363360

334720

334728

1739-1810

McCULLAGH-BROWNE The first # is the wrong number .

513

65

334724

1739-1810

McCULLAGH-BROWNE

513

65

334727

1796 Dec 2

McCULLAGH - BROWN

Thomas McCULLAGH of Derryvalley & John BROWNE of Ednafirkin, farmer for the lives of Jane BROWNE & Archibald BROWNE, son and daughter to John BROWNE & James McMURRAY, son of Andrew McMURRAY of Ballybay, surgeon. Witness James McCULLAGH Shantona. Francis McCABE, Ballybay.

519

173

888672

1799 Mar 2

POOLER to JACKSON

A Meml of a Deed Poll or Instrument in ??? of bear^g date of 2 day of March 1799 between Jn^o Pooler of Balleercrummy  in the Parish and Co of Armagh Gent of the one part and Rob^t JACKSON of the City and County of Armagh Esq of the other. ....transfer to Rob^t JACKSON ... all that the town and lands of Tullymore Situated in the Parish and Co. of Armagh  ... in the presence of Stephen Armitage... witnessed by Jn^o LONG of Armagh and Maria JACKSON of Armagh ....

521

111

340075

1739-1810

NOBLE-MAXWELL

523

426

346117

1800 June 25

WELSH to OLIVER I have this deed.

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1800May5_WELSH-OLIVER.html

Meml of an article of agreement  Bearing Date  the 5^th day  of May 1800 & made between  Rob^t WELSH of Tullymore Parish & CO of Armagh Miller of the one part and John OLIVER of S^d Townland Parish & Co.  Farmer of the other part. Whereby the S^d Rob^t WELSH for the Considn in the S^d article Named did Demise Grant & to  / / /  let unto the John OLIVER all that Mill & farm in Tullymore  ...rent of [ponds]36  15 shillings sterling... witness by Tobias MAGUIRE of Drumc??ow , parish of Clonfealle, Co of Armagh. John OLIVER of Tullysarren, Parish & Co of Armagh & witnessed by Tobias MAGUIRE of & the Revd James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh, Parish of Clonfeagle, Co. of Tyrone....

523

52?

509

346363

1739-1810

LESLIE-CRAIG

524

383

343364

1809

BROWNE, Thomas – BRADFORD did notes

524

601

344411

1799, Jan 18

OLIVER-OLIVER

Mem^l of Indenture 18 Jan 1799 between Rich^d OLIVER of Castle OLIVER in the City of Limerick & Charles Silver OLIVER …. part of the mountain of Ballinlina containing 190 acres 1 rood 2 perches ….[lengthy description follows].

526

28

343360

1809

BROWNE, Thomas - STEELE

527

278

351424

1800-1809

OLIVER-???

528

292

343791

1809

BROWNE, Thomas - McWILLIAMS

528

300

344454

1797, Dec 5

OLIVER-OLIVER

Mem^l of a Deed John OLIVER of Cloghan, Co. Londonderry of the first part & Thomas OLIVER of Clogham Co. Londonderry of the other part. Witness Henry OLIVER & Samuel MARTIN

528

532

347450

1800-1809

OLIVER-BUCKLEY Is this in error? See Deed #347650

528

532

347650

1800, Aug 29

OLIVER-BUCKLEY

Mem^l of Indentured Deed having date 1800 August 29 made between Thomas OLIVER executor of the last will & Testament of Mrs. OLIVER late of the City of Cork deceased. Mary OLIVER widow & relict of the S^d Thomas OLIVER & Mary OLIVER daughter of the aforesaid Thomas OLIVER & John BATHLEY of the same city [?] Chandler of the other part renting ….

529

128

346653

1788, July 24

OLIVER-his wife

Last will and Testament of John OLIVER of Cloghan, parish of Balleagh, CO. Londonderry

Son, Thomas OLIVER – the one full half of S^d John OLIVER farmer in Main in the County of Londonderry. Witness John CALDWELL & Alexander PATTISON both of Cloghan, all in the County of Londonderry

529

540

348580

1800, Oct 31

OLIVER-TOBIN

Mem^l of an Indentured Deed … Mtg bearing date of 31 Oct 1800 between Thomas OLIVER of the City of Cork Gent. Acting Exec. of the Last Will and Testament of Thomas OLIVER late of the City Gent dec^d of the one part & Wm TOBIN of the S^d city of Cork Vintner of the other part … [this involved an earlier indenture of a Mr. GAGE 30 March 1790]

530

169

347571

1793, Jan 30

JACKSON to PENTON (I had PROCTOR]

Memorial of an Indentured Deed of Assignment ... Robert JACKSON of Ballynewry  of the CO of Armagh  & Richard PENTON  of the City & Countu of Armagh ...”Whereby after REEDing that Jane Graham  of the City of Armagh  by deed by her duly executed bearing date the 29^th day  of November 1792 did Mortgage sell & Convey to him the Said Robert JACKSON this assigns all that tenement & Garden in the Town of Armagh let by Thomas McCann Esq by indenture of lease to said Jane Graham situate in Irish Street in said City of Armagh ...[Jim Carlson also involved - complicated] Witnesses Joseph Vogan? John Haddock, Toma Haddock of the City of Armagh Attourney at Law.

530

381

348624

1739-1810

BAILIE-DONALDSON

532

524

350700

1795, Nov 24

KIDD to OLIVER

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1795Nov24-OLIVER-KIDD.html

A memorial of a Deed bearing date the twenty fourth day of November in year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five Between Benjamin KIDD of Keady  and Ballymorran Gent. Of the one part and Wm OLIVER jun of Ennislare in the Parish and County of Armagh Linen Draper of the other part. Wherin it is recited that  that whereas Wm Johnston of the City and County of Armagh  Gent did by indenture of lease bearing date the sixth day of October  1795 Demise  unto said Benjamin KIDD all that and those that front Dwelling House Offices Yard and Garden lying and being on the south side of Thomas Street in the said City of Armagh  bounded on the South by the holding of Arthur Irwin  on the north by the holding of Catherine Graham  and James and William Barnes(?) on the east by (?) Murphy  holding and on the west by Thomas Street aforesaid with full and free liberty of [legal language] at all times during this demise {...] the agteway in Common to said premises  with the said Catherine Graham the [?] to the sd Benjamin KIDD his executors, admins and A?? from the first day of November  then next ensuing for the term of thirty one years ... Witnessed by Samuel KIDD of Darkley, Parish of Derrynoose, Linen Draper  and James OLIVER of Ennislare in the Parish of Armagh . Signes in the presence of us James OLIVER Saml KIDD. Sworn Jan 5 1801

534

122

349534

1739-1810

GILLESPIE-McCULLAGH

534

143

349

1800, Aug 1

A Memorial of a Deed of a Lease bearing date the first day of August 1800 made between Thomas BALL of Cullihanna in the County of Armagh Esq. Of the one part and John JACKSON of Liscolgat in the Said County of Armagh farmer of the other part. Whereby the said Thomas BALL for the Consideration therein mentioned did Demise Grant Set and to [farm?] Let Release and Confirm Unto the Said John JACKSON (then being by virtue of a Lease for a year as therein mentioned & to his assigns all that and there that part of the Lands of Urker known by the name of the Charter Lands then in the [?ossession] of the said John JACKSON Containing by estimation 29 acres, two roods or thereabouts be the same more or less which is [_arly] described in a map or [__rchart] there of thereunto annexed situate lying and being in the Parish of Creggan Barony of Upper Fews and County of Armagh Excepting and Reserving out of Said demise unto the said Thomas BALL his heirs and assigns as therin is Excepted and Reserved to hold said Demised premises with the appurts unto the said John JACKSON his heirs Exors Admons and Assigns for and during the natural life and lives of the said John JACKSON the lessee then aged about nineteen, Margaret and Barbara JACKSON twins sisters of the said John JACKSON both aged seventeen years thereabouts & the [?____?____] of them as for and during the term of twenty four years to be computed from the 21^st day of November then last which ever of said term for lives or years should last the longest at and under the yearly rent of [pounds] 34..16..7p in which said lease is contd sevl clauses & covts in the said John JACKSON his heirs, Exors, Admins, & Assigns to be done & performed & in case the said John JACKSON his heir Exors, Admins & Assigns shall perform & fulfill said Covenants and Clauses then said yearly rent of [pounds] 34.16.7 should be reduced to [pounds] 32.9.4 and no more which said deed was duly executed [?/?] therto in presence of and witnessed by Saml BALL of Urker in the County of Armagh Esq. & Patrick KANE of Coolderry in Said County and [?] this Memorial was also duly Exed by the said John JACKSON in presence of the said Patrick KANE & George JACKSON of the City of Dublin Attourney at Law, John JACKSON [SEAL] Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of Patrick KANE came this day before me & made oath & saith he is [?] Witness to & saw the Original Deed of which the above writing is Memorialized duly.

Executed by the parties thereto & also save the above memorial duly executed by the above named John JACKSON and faith the name Patrick KANE [?] as a witness to said [?] & Memorial [....] proper name & handwriting Patrick KANE sworn before me at Dundalk in teh County of Louth the 29^th day of December 1800 by Virtue of a [?] to me directed for taking ...[hard to read legal bits]

536

48

35367

1739-1810

ATKINSON-DOBBIN did notes

536

286

354739

1801, Aug 17

OLIVER-OLIVER 1800-1809 I have this deed.

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1801Aug17_OLIVER-HAMILTON.html

Indentured deed between Rev. Hans HAMILTON clerk, second son of the Rt. Rev. Father in God Hugh HAMILTON, Bishop of Ossary of the first part Susannah OLIVER spinster daughter of the Rt. Honourable Silver OLIVER, deceased, of the second part ... the son of Hugh BISHOP of Ossary of the third part and Charles Silver OLIVER of Castle OLIVER in the CO of Limerick Esq. & Alexander HAMILTON Esq Barrister at Law and eldest son of the said Bishop of Ossery of the fourth part [lots more -]

539

273

352686

or 293

1800-1809

OLIVER-WALKINSHAW wrong

539

293

355212

1801, Sept 25

OLIVER-OLIVER Anne OLIVER’s marriage to Samuel Elgee

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1801Sept25-OLIVER-ELGEE-Marriage.html

 At present I have her as the daughter of William & Elizabeth OLIVER - and I would assume her father  to be dead at this time (since he is not mentioned and her brothers are). Need to order

A Memorial of an _______ deed bearing date of 22^nd day of April 1801 and made between Samuel Elgee of Rochvale, Co Monaghan of the one part, Anne OLIVER of Ballyrea in the County of Armagh spinster of the second part and Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER both of Ballyrea aforesaid Gent of the third part. Whereby after recits as therein it is receipted that a marriage is to be had and solemnized between the said Samuel Elgee And Anne OLIVER sister of the said Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER. The said Samuel Elgee For the consideration[....] and for settling a competent portion of jointure for the said Anne OLIVER in case she shall survive him did grant [___] convey and confirm unto the said Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER all that and those tenants in the Upper Ward in the town of Dundalk [____] part 82 feet in depth from the street to the Mill Race 260 feet [?] 63 feet situate lying and being in the town of Dundalk then or late in the Tenure or Occupation of Michael [Callair]? And .... to hold to the said Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER their heirs assigns ... during the continuance of the Lease of said premises for all rentals to be had gotten or obtained thereof .... Witnessed by William HUTCHINSON of Ballyrats in the County of Armagh, William OLIVER of Laragh in the Co. of Monaghan farmer and memorial is also witnessed by the said William Hutchison. William OLIVER [SEAL] Samuel Elgee [SEAL} Joseph OLIVER [SEAL]

543

185

357805

1739-1810

MAXWELL-McCULLOUGH See also OLIVER-McCULLAGH I have this deed.

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1801July8_OLIVER-McCULLAGH.html

NOTE: Between William OLIVER of the City of Armagh Soap Boiler and Chandler of the one part and Jane McCULLAGH of Lissnamuddy in the County of Armagh of the other part ... the said Wm OLIVER did demise to the said Jane McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of Brootely in the County of Armagh in his possession held under the representatives of the late Robert MAXWELL Esq. By deed ... 53 acres English measure paying the rent yearly of £32 ... and did demise and grant to Jane McCULLAGH & his assigns all that dwelling house, office and garden in New Street in the City of Armagh held under the representatives of the late Wm. JOHNSTON, Gent which said leases and lands are held in perpetuity ... [hard to read] the said Wm. OLIVER did demise to her the said Jane McCULLAGH during her natural life. Yet nevertheless said Wm OLIVER is to have and receive all the rents ... of said premises during her natural life and after his decease the same is to go to her ... [hard to read] Richard WALSH of the City of Armagh Book seller & Mary OLIVER of Ennislare in said County. Witness: Richard WALSH. John RICHARD, Chandler.

543

185

357805

1801 July 8

OLIVER, William – McCULLAGH See also MAXWELL-McCULLAGH

NOTE: Between William OLIVER of the City of Armagh Soap Boiler and Chandler of the one part and Jane McCULLAGH of Lissnamuddy in the County of Armagh of the other part ... the said Wm OLIVER did demise to the said Jane McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of Brootely in the County of Armagh in his possession held under the representatives of the late Robert MAXWELL Esq. By deed ... 53 acres English measure paying the rent yearly of £32 ... and did demise and grant to Jane McCULLAGH & his assigns all that dwelling house, office and garden in New Street in the City of Armagh held under the representatives of the late Wm. JOHNSTON, Gent which said leases and lands are held in perpetuity ... [hard to read] the said Wm. OLIVER did demise to her the said Jane McCULLAGH during her natural life. Yet nevertheless said Wm OLIVER is to have and receive all the rents ... of said premises during her natural life and after his decease the same is to go to her ... [hard to read] Richard WALSH of the City of Armagh Book seller & Mary OLIVER of Ennislare in said County. Witness: Richard WALSH. John RICHARD, Chandler.

544

130

361132

1802

OLIVER-MCGACLY

552

242

365984

1809

BROWNE, Samuel - BOYDE did notes

552

541

368278

1809

BROWNE, David - McCLELLAND

553

420

369491

1803

OLIVER-BAYNES

557

85

368871

1809

BROWNE, SAMuel - CAULFIELD

557

330

364895

1739-1810

BAILLIE-NOBLE

558

208

370880

1803, Sept 1

OLIVER-OLIVER I have this deed

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1803Sept1-MarthaOLIVER-NathanielLESLIE.html

Martha OLIVER marriage settlement with Nathaniel LESLIE of Drumacanner, Co Armagh of the first part & Martha OLIVER, spinster the daughter of David OLIVER of Ballyrea in Co Armagh of the second par. Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER. Whereby the said Nathaniel LESLIE for the for the consideration therein mentioned granted to the said Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER their execs... Admons & Assigns all that and then that part of the Townland Drumconner (?) formerly in the possession of William LESLIE deceased and then in the possession of the said  Nathaniel situate lying and being in the Manor of Toaghy and Barony of Armagh. Aforesaid containing bog. Estimation 35 acres 2 Roods & 30 perches by the same more or less .... [pounds] 20 annually for said Martha OLIVER in case she survives said Nathaniel LESLIE to use of .... intended marriage... Witness Samuel LESLIE brother to the said Nathaniel LESLIE and William OLIVER of Laragh in the County of Monaghan Gent.  And this Memorial is witnessed by the said William OLIVER & Thomas APPLEBY of the City of Armagh Scrivener. Joseph OLIVER [SEAL] September 19, 1803

563

83

374123

1804

OLIVER-OLIVER This could relate to the marriage of Anne OLIVER to Samuel Elgee.

563

124

374649

1803 Dec 1

OLIVER to WHITESIDE

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1803Dec1-OLIVER-WHITESIDE-Marriage.html

Deed of Marriage Settlement made this first day of dec^d in the year of our Lord 1803 Between John OLIVER of Tullymore in the County of Armagh  Gent of the one part Catherine OLIVER otherwise WHITESIDE wife of the said John OLIVER of the Second part of the Rev Jas WHITESIDE of Drumflugh in the County of Tyrone of the third part. Whereby after rectg that a marriage had been some time ago been solemnized between the said John and Catherine and that the Sd John had not then made any provision or served any jointure for his wife in lease she Should Survive him the Sd Indentr Witnessed that the said John OLIVER ford? In Condn of the sum of [pounds] 100 ???protion of the Sd Catherine to him in hand  ???? the receipt wherof is thereby acknowledged Did Grant ??? sell  Assign Transfer and set over unto the Sd. Jas WHITESIDE his Execs Admons and Assigns all that and those that part of the town and lands of Tullymore in the County of Armagh Aforesd Containg by Estimation of 5 acres one rood & 25 perches be the same more or less  as held by the Sd John OLIVER under a lease from Joshua McGeogh of Drumshill in the County of Armagh.  Etc etc

Deed is witnessed by John OLIVER of Tullycarrent in the County of Armagh father and Jas WHITESIDE jr of Drumflugh in the CO of Tyrone Gent. [more not transcribed]

565

222

377388

1739-1810

EASTWOOD-BROWN did notes

565

544

379266

1739-1810

BAILIE-DONALDSON

Bishop of Ossery-BAILIE

567

358

381199

1804, Aug 31

OLIVER-HAMILTON I have this deed & have transcribed & posted in its entirety.

http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1804Oct31-JosephOLIVER-JaneHAMILTON.html

Deed settlement 1804 August 31 between Joseph OLIVER of Ballyrea, Co Armagh Gent of the first part & James HAMILTON of Tullymore Co ?ster of the second part. David OLIVER of Ballyrea in the Said county Gents of the other part and Robert HAMILTON of the City of Dublin, Surgeon and James MAXWELL of C?lton of the said City, Gent. .... that a marriage was intended to be had and so solemized between the said Joseph OLIVER and Jane HAMILTON said David OLIVER had agreed to Grant and convey the lands of Laragh and Carnecarrow and the Mills and the Lands of Deryyha to said Robert and ? HAMILTON in trust to settle and Secure an annuity .... early sum of [pounds] 50 as a Jointure for said Jane HAMILTON in Case she should survive said Joseph OLIVER [hard to read] ... Robert MAXWELL & Maxwell HAMILTON .... [possibly] James Maxwell HAMILTON ... townland of Derryhat within parish of Tynan and County Armagh .... townland commonly known by the name Kilniore with the two islands .... lands of Tullymore then in the possession of the said Jane HAMILTON ....

567

358

388893

1804

OLIVER - CLARINING

569

575

383677

1804

OLIVER-OLIVER

570

362

381955

1804

OLIVER-MONTGOMERY

571

1811?

382225

1739-1810

WRIGHT-CARNAGHAN

572

279

32388910

BREAKEY to BREAKEY

573

377

390857

1804 April 16

OLIVER-WHITESIDE (also under OLIVER-OLIVER 390851 in 1806 index - wrong #)

John OLIVER of Tullymore, Co. Armagh Farmer of the one part & Rev James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh in Co. Tyrone & John OLIVER jr. of Tullymore Co. Armagh, farmer of the other part. John OLIVER granted to Rev. WHITESIDE & John OLIVER jr in their actual possession a lease for a year .... town and lands of Tullymore 75 A 1R 20 P English measure in Parish of Armagh called the District of Eglish and in Co. Armagh” also 10 A 20P in Tullymore & also flax mill in Tullymore with water and water courses. Witness Sam DAVIDSON Gent Attourney & William SPROULL Merchant both of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone.

574

181

386310

1804

OLIVER-OLIVER

576

19

384828

1804

OLIVER-WEBB

576

391

392184

1806

OLIVER-TRAIL