This page includes much of my incomplete work or dead ends. Nonetheless, it is helpful to consult in order to determine what needs doing next. NOTE: It also includes deeds from Books 1-15.
Sharon Oddie Brown. February 27, 2009
Updated with better formatting thanks to Pam Murray. March 1, 2009 |
This page includes notes on Deeds that I had hoped to find, but haven't been able to thus far. In some instances, this could be because the townland source numbers were illegible. My next step in these cases will be to go back to the name indexes and see if my luck improves.
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Pg |
Deed |
Key
Names |
Townlands |
Date |
Transcriptions
& Notes |
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Freeduff
Co Armagh |
1708-1738 |
No mention in Book 1 SEE Also Drumill |
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Burrin,
Co Carlow
Co Carlow
Co Carlow |
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NOTE: I hadn’t appreciated that this was a
townland - it was supposedly a place that the JACKSONs also came from that I think I
confused with The Burrens |
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Urker
Co Armagh |
1821-1825 |
Nothing in Book 78 index |
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Freeduff
Co Armagh |
1826-1828 |
Nothing in Book 79 index |
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Freeduff
Co Armagh |
1811-1820 |
Nothing worth pursuing |
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Lisnadill
Co Armagh |
1811-1820 |
Nothing worth pursuing |
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Enagh
Co Armagh |
1708-1738 |
STEWART was landowner |
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Ballynuire |
1708-1738 |
Townland entry that I didn’t record a deed
for - but why, I don’t know. |
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BIRCH |
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1711 before |
James BIRCH - Mary JACKSON marriage before
1711 (birth of child) |
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BIRCH, James |
Birchgrove, Co Down |
1725 |
James BIRCH purchased Birchgrove - possible
Memorial |
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BRADFORD |
Cordevlish, Co Monaghan |
1781, August |
Map done before marriage of Elizabeth
BREAKEY-BRADFORD. Possible marriage memorial available |
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COULTER, Hugh |
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1768-1776 |
OLIVER-MITCHELL |
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COULTER, James |
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1768-1776 |
OLIVER-BURNSIDE |
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COULTER, John |
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1768-1776 |
OLIVER-BURNSIDE |
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JACKSON |
Kilkenny |
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A town near
Borristown. No mention in references checked 2006 |
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JACKSON |
Eagle Hill, Co. Carlow |
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Mention of land
from Cromwell in email from ibsJACKSON (Inga JACKSON). Also William JACKSON
of EAGLE HILL sought reparations in 1798. |
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JACKSON |
Borris |
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Nothing found |
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JACKSON |
Coleraine
Dublin
Yorkshire |
1705, Dec 4 |
Probated Will made 4 Dec 1705 Proved 12 Feb
1705/ 6. Samuel JACKSON of Dldin esq. Estate of forfeited estates in Monaghan and Cavan & Clifford in Yorkshire my brother Leonard JACKSON son of my dead
brother Nathaniel JACKSON of Leeds in Yorkshire & his issue then to my
brother-in-law [Rt] John
JACKSON minister of Skipworth in Yorkshire, then
to my brother [Rt] Leonard JACKSON, Rector of Totham in Lancashire 20 pounds
each to nephews Capt W. JACKSON of Coleraine & Robert JACKSON House in
MaryLane in which I now live. Homes at Young Cashall & Fishamble St.
House in King St.
bought from Wm. Robert Thornton.. Nephews Wm. pson of Dublin, W. MADDEN of Kilmon, Jas HAMILL,
niece Mary GILES; friends Robert KING & Jos BAYLEY; Nicholas EVERELL of
Coleraine ... description of something bought from Sir Wm. HAMILTON estate of
Clifford- Yorkshire from M. WITHERS.... Capt Adam DOWNING of Londonderry. NEED TO FOLLOW UP. |
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JACKSON, David |
Aughavilla |
1800s |
Aughavilla, Co. Leitrim, 330 acres, Parish
of Carigallen Checked - no reference |
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JACKSON, John |
Ravilly, Co Carlow |
1734 |
25 Nov 1754
marriage to Susan BEVINS of Tull, Co. Kildare |
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JACKSON, John |
Carrick-on-Shannon, Co Leirim |
1634 |
MP |
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MENARY, Wm. |
Maghery |
1832 |
William Menary of Maghery held a
freehold at Maghery worth £10 from James Lyne, Esq., for a term of years,
registered at Ballybot, Nov. 6, 1832. He is recorded again in 1839 in the
list published by the Armagh Gazette (PRONI Freeholders Lists, Co Armagh, ARM/5/2/17, T808/14961) |
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OLIVER |
Farmacaffley
Co Armagh |
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Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER |
Enagh
Co Armagh |
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Enagh, Lisnadill Parish |
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OLIVER |
Knockagraphy
Co Armagh |
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Knockagraphy, Eglish Parish |
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OLIVER |
Drummad
Co Armagh |
1783 |
LETTIMER, Jane |
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OLIVER |
Lisdrummond
Co Armagh |
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Lisdrummond, 22 acres, Lisnadill Parish |
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OLIVER |
Drummad
Co Armagh |
1757 |
STEEL, Elizabeth |
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OLIVER, Ann |
Tullymore
Co Armagh |
1826 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Benjamin |
Co Armagh |
1807 |
lease PRONI D462; D199 (19) (45) (46-8);
D889/ 1/ 122c; |
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OLIVER, Benjamin |
Maghery Kilcrany
Co Armagh |
1800s |
Maghery Kilcrany; 335 acres; Co. Armagh;
Barony Armagh; Civil Parish: Derrynoose; PLU Armagh; Province, Ulster |
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OLIVER, Benjamin & William |
Killinure
Enislare |
1806 May 8 |
D/462/117 -
Lease between John PRINGLE of Caledon in the County of Tyrone, Esq of the one
part & Benjamin OLIVER of Enislare in the County of Armagh, Farmer of the
other part [land rented to OLIVER] Killinure estimated 58 acres 5 perches
English measure ... bounded on the East by Robert McCadams Farm and partly by
a stream or rivulet on the West by William Carson’s farm on the North by the
lands of Maghery and on the South by the road leading to Monaghan .... a 20
year lease with a clause for renewal “Excepting and reserving out of this
demise as by the ground lease under which the said John PRINGLE holds the
premises and other lands under the Vicars Choral and Organist of St.
Patrick’s Cathedral is excepted and reserved” [other exemptions seem to limit
the use to farming] also OLIVER “will grind all such Corn and Grain as shall
grow or be used or consumed on the ... premises at the mill of Lisbanoe [Co.
Armagh]” and “and there pay the Sixteenth Grain as Toll or Mulcture for
grinding” or forfeit 6 Shillings Sterl for each and every barrell of Corn or
Grain that shall be ground elsewhere. [I drew a copy of the map on page 113
of my March 2006 diary] A map of that part of Killinure and Enagh demised by
John PRINGLE Esq.to Benjamin OLIVER Farmer in the year 1807. |
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OLIVER, Benjamin, Joseph & William |
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1775, Dec 13 |
D199/45 A Large Parchment document I drew a map - in papers of photocopies.
Joseph, William & Benjamin OLIVER their
heirs & assigns .... the said David McTear shall and will at all times
during the continuence of this present demise and of every future renewal
thereof afford and grant a sufficient supply of water for the use of said
Mill and Bleach Green and for carrying on the business of same [OLIVERs were
guaranteeed ongoing use of water ... more language about nothing to interfere
with Corn or Tuck Mils] ... in consideration of the herin before mentioned
demise of Five Acres three roods and Twenty-nine perches of Bog in the said
lands of Laragh and Carnecarr made to them by the said David McTear ... from
the Covenant in the said Lease of the 13th Dec 1775.
[four pages of parchment & complex
legal language]
Lease from David McTear to Joseph William
and Benjamin OLIVER Gent
[on the outside] “Exhibited to George Sloan
on his examination in this cause by me this 21 April 1843. George Sloan.
Exhibited to Alex C. Davison on his
examination in this cause by me this 24th April 1843
Exhibited to Alex C. Davison on his
examination in this cause by me this 24th April 1845 |
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OLIVER, Benjamin, Joseph & William |
Ballyrea
Co Armagh |
1795, Apr 7 |
The PRONI reference number D/ 230 for a
1795 lease was invalid. It was D/199/19
Indenture made on the Seventh Day of April in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety five BETWEEN William
OLIVER Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea in the County of Armagh
Farmers of the One Part and Thomas Crawford of Cherry Vale in the County of
Monaghan Linen Draper of the other part, WITNESSETH that the said William
OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER for and in consideration of the
yearly Rent and Covenants herein reserved, Have and each one of them hath,
demited, granted, set and the Farm let; and by these presents do each of them
doth demise grant, set and to farm let unto the said Thomas Crawford - ALL
the Part Parcel and Proportion of the Towns on the Lands of Laragh and
Cornacarra containing five acres and a half Irish Plantation Measure be the
same more or less lying adjacent and
contiguous to the North East of a line or Mearing lately laid off by Joseph
Fleming Land Surveyor and by him intended to distinguish and divide the Farm of Land now in possession of
George Crawford of Cherry Vale in the County of Monaghan Gent from another
farm belonging to William OLIVER Joseph OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER Parties to
the said Presents whereof the demised premises are Part which said lands and premises are situate
lying and being in the Barony of
Cremore and County of Monaghan and are now in the actual possession of the said Thomas Crawford by Virtue of a
Bargain and Sale to him thereof made by the said William OLIVER, Joseph
OLIVER and Benjamin OLIVER for the term of one whole year by indenture of
Lease bearing Date the day next before
the Day of the Dale of these presents
in Consideration of Five Shillings Sterling and by Force of the Statute for
transferring uses into Possession - Saving and Reserving out of this Demise a
Road or Passage as now laid out through the Premises to and from the Corn
Mill of Loughegish for the Tenants or Occupiers of the Lands of Carnacarra
with full and free Ingress Egress and Regress through the said Demised
Premises to the Mill Trespass free -
[more legal stuff I didn’t type] YIELDING AND PAYING therefore and
thereout yearly and every year during the said Term unto the said William
OLIVER Joseph OLIVER Benjamin OLIVER their heirs and assigns the Yearly Rent
of Six Pounds five Shillings and three halfPence Sterling to be paid by two
equal payments on every first day of May and first day of November in every
year during the said term. [more legal]
Signed Sealed and delivered in the Presence
of William OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER, Benjamin
OLIVER Thomas Crawford. |
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OLIVER, David |
Ballyrea
Co Armagh |
1806 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Elinor |
Mullintarr
Co Armagh |
1753 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Elizabeth |
Lurgyvallen
Co Armagh |
1841 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, James |
Ahatarah
Co Armagh |
1770 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, John |
Tullymore
Co Armagh |
1806 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Mary |
Ballyrea
Co Armagh |
1834 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Mary Ann |
Nugintara
Co Armagh |
1773 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Robert |
Lurgyvallen
Co Armagh |
1850 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Silver |
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1768- 1776 |
Deeds Registry was closing & I couldn’t
get the details |
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OLIVER, Susanna |
Ballyrea
Co Armagh |
1808 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Susannah |
Aughnacloy
Co Armagh |
1825 |
Checked and found
no matches |
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OLIVER, Wm |
Mullaghrivey, CO Tyrone |
1770, Feb |
OLIVER-MOORHEAD-DILLWORTH
PRONI D/476/259
February 1770 - Between James Dilworth of Mullaghrivey in the County of Tyrone of the first part. John Moorhead
of Smithsborough in the County of Monaghan Gentleman and Sarah Dilworth
otherwise Moorhead his wife of the second part and William OLIVER of the City
of Dublin Gentleman of the third part. Whereas a marriage has been solemnized
between the said John Moorhead and Sarah Dilworth otherwise Moorhead, and
whereas the said James Dilworth is possessed of the said Town and lands of
Mullaghuvey by virtue of a Deed Rebewable for ever under the Arch Bishop of
Armagh and whereas the said James Dilworth by Indenture of Lease bearing date
the seventeenth day of October one thousand seven hundred and seventy for the
consideration therein mentioned did Demise unto Owen Woods & Patrick
Woods all that farmland and parcel of lands
then in possession of the said Owen & Patrick Woods Containing by
Estimation Twenty-One acres English Measure together with that proportion of
Turbery or Turf Bog then in their possession with the houses and edifices
Erected thereon which Lands & premises are a part of the said Towns and
Lands of Mullaghuvey to hold unto them their Execs Admons & Assigns from
the first day of November then next for the term of Sixteen years. And
whereas the said James Dilworth for the natural love and Affection that he
beareth for his Daughter and Son-in-Law the said John Moorhead doth by these
presents for him his heirs Execs Admones & Assigns, Assign Transfer &
make over unto the said William OLIVER his heirs and assigns all &
Singular the herein before mentioned Twenty Acres of Lands with the Appurtenances
together with the said Original Lease and all the rents and profits arising
there out during the existence of said Lease and from and after the
Determination of said Lease to Hold unto the said William this assigns for
Administering() the Existence of the Original Deeds of said Town Lands of
Mullaghavey & every renewal or Renewals that shall be obtained thereout
to hold unto him or them from the first day of May next at and under the
yearly rent of Five pounds as Said to be paid unto the said James Dilworth his
Exors, Admrs or Assigns and in case of nonpayment there of that he and they
may destraint & dispose thereof in such cases as usual between Landlord
and Tenant . IN TRUST never the less & it is the Intention of these
presents that the said Sarah Dillworth otherwise Moorhead shall have and enjoy all and
singular the said premises ..... signed James Dilworth, John Moorheasd Sarah
Moorhead, Will OLIVER. |
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PRINGLE |
Co Armagh |
1810-1812 |
no mention |
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STITT |
Co Armagh |
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Didn’t see in
Townlands registry Still to check names index |
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Dunrimond |
1739-1810 |
No entries in this townland book |
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OLIVER |
Laragh, Aughnamullen |
1739-1810 |
CRAWFORD-McTEAR illegible |
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OLIVER |
Laragh, Aughnamullen |
1739-1810 |
LESLIE-BROWNE illegible |
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OLIVER |
Kennedies |
1739-1810 |
STEPHENS-DOBBIN |
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BROWNE |
Kiltybane |
1739-1810 |
EASTWOOD |
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JACKSON |
Ballynahonebeg |
1811-1820 |
JACKSON-McWILLIAMS |
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OLIVER |
Ballynahonebeg |
1811-1820 |
McWILLIAMS-SIMPSON |
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Mullintur |
1708-1738 |
FANE-MADDEN (I didn’t get #s) |
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116790 |
DONALDSON, Randal |
Castledillon |
1740 Nov 19 |
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1740Nov19-DONALDSON.html
NAMES: Randal
DONNALDSON AKA DONALDSON of Castle Dillon AKA Castledillon; ALEXANDER
DONNALDSON; Samuel DONNALDSON; Joseph DONNALDSON;John DONNALDSON of
Castledillon; Hugh McMASTER of Foxfield; Edward TRESHAM; Thomas VERNER. OTHER PLACES: Phillipstown. |
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119061 |
DONALDSON, Randal & William |
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1755, Nov 18 |
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1755Nov18-DONALDSON.html
DONALDSON-DONALDSON
NAMES: Randal
DONNALDSON AKA DONALDSON of Castle Dillon; William DONALDSON of Cloghoge;
Samual DONALDSON; Alexander DONNALDSON; John BABE of Johnstonsbridge; Mathew
MURPHY of Dublin. OTHER
PLACES: QUINNs Corner. |
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99 |
50 |
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1708-1738 |
Archbishop-DAWSON |
2 |
85 |
290 |
WALLACE |
Aghavillon Muckery
Co Armagh |
1708-1738 |
OBINS to WALLACE
William Wallace Merchant of Newry & William Obins of Portadown
(not pertinent to me) |
2 |
118 |
44 |
BREAKEY |
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1850 |
Researched by Ken BREAKEY |
2 |
119
120 |
40 |
BREAKEY |
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1873 |
Researched by Ken BREAKEY |
2 |
277 |
63 |
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Aghavilla |
1842 |
O’BRIEN, ACHESON, PEYTON wrong |
2
3 |
432 |
2810785 |
JACKSON |
Ballymore |
1739-1810 |
JACKSON-JACKSON |
2 |
493 |
527 |
HAWKINS |
Mountmellick |
1708 |
Roger HAWKINS will. [book 71A]
Mountmellick & house. [Is this the HAWKINS-JACKSON connection] |
5 |
431 |
2417 |
OLIVER |
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1711 Oct 15 |
OLIVER-Eliz
JACKSON
NOTES: Indenture between Robert AYES in the
City of Dublin, weaver & Elizabeth AYERS
also OLIVER his wife of the one part and Elizabeth JACKSON of the City of London spinster of the
other part. Description of land near St. Patrick’s church that was leased to
Henry OLIVER (late of Patrick’s Close, Dublin)
on 1 May 1696. In his will of 6 Dec 1707 this land was bequeathed to Robert
AYERS and Elizabeth (OLIVER) AYERS his wife. It seems that they are now
leasing it to Elizabeth JACKSON. SEE FTM Jacksons of
Coleraine for EYRE-JACKSON link |
6 |
247 |
2068 |
JACKSON, John & wife |
Dublin & Castleton |
1710, March 8 |
JACKSON-MEAGHER
Between Rev. John JACKSON of Clanshough in
the County of Dublin Clk & Anne LEEDS of Castletown, his widow, late
widow & relict of Michael LEEDS of the City of Dublin Merchant deceased
& daughter & heiress of Ald Phillip CASTLETON of the one part &
Thomas MEACGHER Gent. & William Aldrich Merchant Executor of the last
Will and Testament of the said Michael LEEDS of the other part. The said Deed
of release Witnesseth that the said John JACKSON and the said Anne LEEDS at
Castleton his wife in consideration of the sum of one thousand pounds sterl
and interest to them in hand paid by the said Thomas MEAGHER and William
ALDRICH .... |
6 |
332 |
68043 |
GILMORE |
Ballleagh |
1739-1810 |
GILMER-GILMER |
6 |
368 |
2285 |
PIPPARD |
Mountmellick |
1708-1738 |
PIPARD-PRIMACK Bk 71. |
6 |
441 |
29505 |
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Aghavillon |
1708-1738 |
ROBINSON-OVEREND |
6 |
496 |
694767 |
OLIVER |
Ballynahonemore |
1739-1810 |
WALKER-HUTCHINSON |
7 |
464 |
2897 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Dublin |
1711, Feb 23 |
A Memorial of the last will and testament
of Robert JACKSON late of Crooked Staff in the Libery of Donore and County of
Dublin Tanner deceased bearing date the Twenty-third day of February 1711,
whereby the said Robert JACKSON (inter alia) did devise unto his beloved wife
Joyce JACKSON the front tenement in Crooked Staff sett to several tenants
being part of the holding he therein after Bequeathed to his son Robert
JACKSON [eldest son] for his use “for ever of his Dwelling House, Tan Yard,
Tan House, Bark House, Mill and other Buildings and Improvements made thereon
Excepting the passage or Gateway backward from Cahmbre Street which he did
will and declare to be part of the Holding bequeathed to his son William
JACKSON...” sons John JACKSON & Thomas JACKSON son-in-law Jeremiah
VICKERS. Witness Abraham SPENCE, Dublin
City Brewer David CARTON Dublin City Clothier John BALND servant of Joseph
MARRIOT, Gent of Dublin. |
8 |
225 |
207 |
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Aghavilla |
1873 |
O’BRIEN, ACHESON, PEYTON Given the date - I must have the book # incorrectly
recorded |
8 |
233 |
2667 |
DOBBEN |
Dublin |
1711, Feb 5 |
James DOBBEN Gent to Thomas SHROP Merchant
- house known by the sign of “Hammer and Hand” and of the old ruinous Brew
House and the Malt House behind. |
8 |
241 |
687 |
JACKSON, James |
Newtown, CO Down |
1711, Feb 18th |
In the name of God, I James JACKSON in
Newtown in the County of Down being
Sensible of my Bodily Weakness and apprehensive of my approaching Change and
desireous to prevent mistakes and Debates among my friends about anything I
leave when I am gone do therefore make this my last will and Testament
Whereby after leaving my soul to God,
dying in the hope of a Glorious Ressurection through the Death and Merrits of
my Blessed Saviour Jesus Christ, and after leaving my Body to be buried in
such deent manner as to my Execs here
after shall seem met I order leave and bequeath as followeth (Viz) First I orderand appoint
that all my justr debts be hnestly and punctually paid next I leave to my
brother John JACKSON of Ballygregin a Guiney as a token of my kindness Item I
leave to his son James JACKSON my nephew all & whole my Right and Title to
my freehold of Ballymasca yet so as James
Neil in whose possession it now is shall quietly and peaceable enjoy
the same during the time and according to the Terms he holds the same by a lease
under my hand and seal Item I leave
to my nephew Gilbert JACKSON Son to John JACKSON of Ballyskeagh, all
and whole my interest in and about the town of Newtown (Viz) my Tan Yard and Tan House together with all the Bark and Leather in
it, whether Tanned or in Tanning, as also my Parks hay Turf Cows and Horses together
with my Dwelling House and Garden, and all my household plenishings and
everything in my House, as it shall be at my decease (Excepting Money and
Plate) Item I order and appoint that what Debts are due to me by Bond or
otherwise as also what money and plate I shall have at m Decease together
with my proposrtion of the Barge called the William and John shall go solely
and Wholly to the said Gilbert JACKSON and James JACKSON and be equally
divided betwixt ‘em each taking to himself the exact half of the whole, and
finally I appoint my said [] nephews Gilbert JACKSON & James
JACKSON to be my sole and joint execs
to this my last will and Testament whom I order and appoint to pay out of the readiest of my effects as followeth
(Viz) Ten Pounds Sterl to John Thompson and John JACKSON both in the parish
of Newton to be disposed of according to their pleasure and Five Pounds Sterl
to John Feat () one of my nephews to encourage him to follow his
studies and also Eight Pounds
Sterl to Eliz Cord her sisters and
brothers to be given to them for their
support from time to time as the above
mentioned Gilber JACKSON shall see fit and convenient and moreover forty
shillings to my two servents (Viz)
James SLOAN and Martha WITHER to be equally
divided betwixt them, which shall bear date the Thirteenth day of Novr
1711 and is witnessed by Thos JACKSON of Newtown Innkeeper John Thompson of
the same Merch and John Mairs Minister in Newtown
aforesaid. [Legal tecnicalities of signing and seals] |
8 |
337 |
2868 |
JACKSON, George
ADAIR |
Holywell, Co Antrim |
1712, May 11 |
INDENTURE: George JACKSON of Holywell, Co. Antrim, Gent. and Charles CRYMBLE of Ballyclare, Co Antrim
& Christian ADAIR widow of Alexander ADAIR late of Dunigo 280 acres
Dunagore & 370 acres Loughanmore, Parish of Dunagore, Barony & Co.
Antrim (part of the estate of Arthur late Earl of Donegal) John DAVY esq.
Then High Sherriff of CO Antrim Witnesses: John Williamson of Broughshane
Gent & Samuel Guestof Antrim Innkeeper & James Adair of Dunagore -
all in Co Antrim. |
8 |
359 |
2913 |
JACKSON, John |
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1712 May 16 |
JACKSON-COYNE
Mtg on Estate of Francis COGHLAN Esq. of
Kilcolgam in Kings Co. from the Revd John JACKSON & Anne his
wife to the Revd Charles Lord Bishop of Cloyn of certain lands in
the Kings County. Town & lands of Killcolgan, Rossfarraghan, Clonfenlogh,
Clonfenlock, Leighbegg also Leaghbegg and Coole & Townlands of Dirricky,
Liss also Lissdermott & Camus Barony Garrycastle, Kings Co. |
9 |
343 |
3798 |
BROWNE |
Dublin |
1713 |
Andrew BROWNE from email Darcy5 – links to Josias
BROWNE |
10 |
279 |
3688 |
JACKSON, Richard |
|
1705 Feb 25 |
JACKSON-LECOGGI
John JENNETT of Kinnure, Co. Dublin Gent. Edmond
KELLY, City of Dublin, Gent & Margrett KELLY als HEYLAND als JENNETT wife
of the said Edmond of Richard JACKSON of the said city carpenter in
consideration of Thirty-five Shillings Sterl paid to him by John LeCOCQ of
Dublin Gent (tenancies in Little Butter Lane) in suburbs of Dublin. |
10 |
467 |
4183 |
JACKSON, Michael |
|
1708-1738 |
JACKSON-PALMER
Indenture relating to the marriage of
Michael JACKSON of the City of Dublin
clothier of the first part. Enoch PALMER of the said city Founder of the
second part & Mary McCRACKEN of Carrickhill in County of Dublin
spinster niece to the said Enoch of the third part. Whereby the said Michael
in Consideration of a marriage intended to be had between him and the said
Mary and of a marriage protion he is to receive with her doth Grant Bargain
and Sell unto the said Enoch that new house with the Garden Backsode and
appurtenances wherein the said Michael now lives situate in St. Thomas Court
in a lane leading from Pimlicoe to the Tenterfields … |
11 |
64 |
3994 |
OLIVER |
Magherkillcrany
Co Armagh
Also Co Monaghan townlands |
1713, June 13 |
RICHARDSON to CAIRNS
Henry RICHARDSON of Ballycleran, Co.
Monaghan & Alexander CAIRNS Bart and Robert CLEMENTS of the City of
Dublin Esq of the other part “make over unto Sd Alexander CAIRNS & Robert CLEMENTS All that and those the Towns and Lands
of Dundrum and Aghanagh containing Three Sessioghs or
one Town Dartleagh, Tullyglish, Credonett, Rothcarburry, Carrygagh,
Clogherte, Tullynemalloge, Cromvaghy, Drumacocombe, Carryhugh,
Iskimmedy, Dunbarge, Crossmore, als Cady, Drumferish ... [and tons
more townlands in Co Monaghan!] Henry Richardson retained use for himself and
his daughters: Mary, Katherine,
Elinor, Elizabeth, Dorothy & Anne
RICHARDSON during his or their lifetime. |
11 |
64 |
3994 |
|
Magherkilcrany |
1708-1738 |
RICHARDSON-CAIRNS |
11 |
266
267 |
4490
4490 |
REED, John |
Letvicullen
Co Armagh |
1713, Dec 7 |
GRAHAM TO REED
Memorial of
Deed of Lease between Arthur
GRAHAM of Ballyheriland, CO Armagh Gent. & John REED of Lisnadill, Co “Ardmagh”,
farmer ‘assigns all that Quarter Townalnd of Letvicullen then in his the said
John REED and his undertenants possession Situate in the Parish and County of
Ardmagh together with all right, members and appertenances thereunto belongng
& excepting & thereout such part & proportion thereof as now doth
and formerly did belong to the Mill of Letvicullen during the lives of John
REED, Son of the said John REED
William Rees and Robert REED Sons of Clement REED of Ballymaguonen in the
County of Down Farmer and at the Rents and Covenants therein specified ... the sum of thirty
Five pounds Sterling to him paid by James REED of Ardmagh Merch assigned and
made over to him the said James REED .... witnesses Thomas REED, James
REED, Clement REED, Robert McCAN & John BRENNAN |
12 |
84 |
4492 |
|
Letvicullen
Co Armagh |
1713, Mar
1 |
NOTE I had pg 11 in error)
GRAHAM to REED Memorial of a deed
Arthur GRAHAM of Ballyheriland Co Ardmagh
Gent. & Clement REED of Ballymagnonan Co Armagh
Farmer. ... quarter Townland of Letvicullen ... Excepting therout such part
and proportion therof as now doth or
formerlt did belong to the Mill of Letvicullen during the lives of Thomas
REED, Robert REED, and William REED
sons of the said Clement REED ... |
12 |
127 |
330 |
|
Aghavilla |
1840 |
O’BRIEN, ACHESON, FARIS, ALEX Numbers don’t check out |
12 |
275 |
26352 |
|
Letvicullen
Co Armagh |
|
REED to REED
Didn’t check out - recheck
numbers |
13 |
88 |
5170 |
JACKSON, William |
|
1714 June 2 |
JACKSON-TUCKER
William JACKSON bricklayer of Dublin City
Deed of Mtg to Martin TUCKER
Ballybough Lane in Dublin Wm JACKSON [his mark]
illiterate. |
13 |
149 |
5454 |
JACKSON, Robert |
|
1710 July 6 |
JACKSON-SHARPLES
Robert JACKSON of Mountmellick, Queens
County, farmer with Thomas BEWLEY of Bigbutter Lane (near City of
DUBLIN) tallow Chandler & Lancelot
SIMPSON (James ST. near Dublin City) of the one part & James SHARPLES of
Rousk, Parich of Ballymackwilliam, Kings Co. (farmer) leased land called “Rourk”[]
in Lannanamarran Parish of Ballmackwilliam, Kings Co. |
13 |
318 |
5826 |
JACKSON, William |
|
1714 Jan 15 |
JACKSON-LATOUCHE
Wm. JACKSON
of Dublin (Baker) & David LATOUCH
(Merchant) of Dublin.
Lease of a building |
14 |
125 |
5580 |
JACKSON, Robert |
|
1708-1738 |
JACKSON-POTTER |
14 |
186 |
6033 |
JACKSON, Adam |
|
1708-1738 |
JACKSON-SCOTT |
14 |
474 |
6629 |
JACKSON, William |
|
1708-1738 |
JACKSON-GOWER |
15 |
43
44 |
6704 |
JACKSON, Henry & James |
Lisnaboe, Co Meath |
1715 Aug 31 |
JACKSON-FARRELL site research
Memorial of a Lease for lives renewable for ever dated 31 August 1715, Thos
Bligh, Brittas, County Meath Esq Ist part, Henry JACKSON, Lisnabow, County Meath,
the other part.
Recites a grant from Thos Bligh to Henry
JACKSON of sixteen poles Poles of Ballynaticknuff now in the
possession of the said Henry JACKSON
containing by common estimation 152 acres or thereabouts, situated in the
Barony of Kells, County
Meath with all Rights,
etc.
Term; to hold these lands during the term of the natural lives of the said
Henry JACKSON, the Lessee, Hugh JACKSON aged about four years, eldest son
of the said Henry JACKSON and of
James JACKSON aged about one, son of
said Henry JACKSON. Fine £15 sterling
payable on death of each life....
No JACKSON witnesses. |
15 |
44 |
6705 |
JACKSON, Robert & sons John & Thomas
& & Widow Joyce |
Dublin |
1715 July 1
1715 Sept 2 |
Memorial of an Indenture of Lease dated 5
July 1715, between Joyce JACKSON widow
and relict of Robert JACKSON late of the City of Dublin Tanner deceased,
and John JACKSON and Thomas JACKSON sons of the said Robert JACKSON of
the one part They had rented to Jeremiah VICKERS “all that house or
tnement situate on the south side of
Chambers Street in the Liberty of the
Court of Donore and Countyof Dublin next adjoning to Jeremaih VICKERS on the
east and to the west to Mr. PORTERs dwelling house together with the backside
house of Ease and all other the
apputenances ...” for the yearly rent of £8.10s . Witnesses: Robert JACKSON a Dublin tanner. William JACKSON of Dublin, gentleman. And Robert WALLIS and
William BARRY scrivener. ... delivered 1 Sept 1715 at 9:15 AM |
15 |
44 |
6706 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Lisnaboe, Co Meath |
1715 Sept 1 |
JACKSON-FARRELL site research Lease for lives dated 1 September 1715,
Thomas Bligh, Brittas, County Meath Esq. to Nathan Nesbitt. . .lives of
Nesbitt family.. One of the witnesses was Henry JACKSON, Lisnabow, County
Meath, Gent.
Additonal notes May 2007: Four Poles of Kinachan aforesaid now in the
possession of the said Nathan containing
by estimation two hundred and seventy three acres... with the Mills
theron and all Milldams, watercourses and rights... yearly rent of £65 .
delivered 1 Sept 1715 near 10:00 AM |
15 |
172 |
14344 |
|
Liscalgeth
Co Armagh |
1715, Jan 19 |
Hall to Protestant Schools Society See also Leatstalkat Wrong number in townland index (transcribed from Townland
Index 1739-1810)
1715, Jan 19
This reference is actually to a deed
DONNALDSON-LAMONT
Donnaldson an Inn keeper of the City of
Dublin & Daniel Lamont of Dublin
- deed for land fronting Strand Street & Liffey. On the previous page
(15/170/7109) is another ref to Randall Donaldson Innkeeper of Dublin, this
time with land from Abbey Street north
to Strand Street south |
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