The Silver Bowl: Memorials of deeds 1825-1850

Later Memorials of Deeds: 1825-1850

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2023 Additions & Edits

Year

File

Mem

Date

Co./Townlands

Key Name

Transcription & Notes

1833-1839

Killen, Co. Louth

COULTER

COULTER, Thomas-DONALDSON, Alexander

1825

173

1855 Sep 25

Newry

BROWN

Samuel BROWN, slater of Chapel St Newry.. land on Chapel St.

1828

263

Galway

JACKSON, Oliver C & Madelein E.

Kilkallen, Barony Moycullen

Oliver C. JACKSON – Anthony Flaherty

1829

178

1838 Feb 24

COULTER

OWENS-COULTER Marriage Articles Ballynahone

NAMES: Edward OWENS; Sarah COULTER; Samuel COULTER; Rev. Daniel Gunn BROWNE; Simon OWENS sr.; Simon OWENS jr; Robert DICKIE; J. PURCELL. PLACES: Castlebellingham, Co. Louth; Dowdallshill, Co. Louth; Glenburn, Co. Armagh; Julianstown, Co. Meath; Killen, Co. Louth.

1831

RUTHERFORD-TENNISON

1831

RUTHERFORD-TENNISON

1833

1832 Dec 9

Kings

Cork

POOLE

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Anne NESBITT née WOOD, widow Aghamore, Longford, was due £600 under will of Henry NESBITT, of Aghamore, Longford, Esq. deceased. as part of £2,000 charged under will of Attiwell WOOD, deceased, father of Anne WOOD on lands of Pruntus [probably Prohust, Parish Kilbolane, Barony Orrery and Kilmore], Ballyhay [Ballyhay, Parish Ballyhay, Barony Fermoy], & Coolenafnora [Coolnacloghafinna, Parish Clonpriest, Barony Imokilly] orse Blanfield in Barony Imokilly & in Co. Cork baronies of Fermoy and Orrery & Kilmore, and post marriage of Anne POOLE née NESBITT of Cushenry Lodge, Kings Co. to her husband William POOLE Esq. of Cushenry Lodge, , Anne NESBITT née WOOD, assigned to William POOLE £300 as charged thereon and a further sum of £200 subject to William POOLE assigning to Anne NESBITT née WOOD, £11:1:6 lifetime annuity charged on land in Cossiny [Cushina, Parish of Ballykean, in the Barony of Upper Philipstown] & Pullavoagh, Barony of Coolestown barony) & Monevane [Moanvane, Parish of Ballykean, in the Barony of Upper Philipstown] Barony of Philipstown, both in Kings Co.

1833

251

1833 Jan 21

Three Store Alley, City of Dublin

JACKSON

JACKSON, Joseph-MURPHY

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Between Joseph JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent & only son & heir of Henry JACKSON, late of Patrick St., in City of Dublin, Victualler. Thomas MURPHY had loaned money to JACKSON and subsequently for 200 pounds had transferred dwelling house in possession of John FORTESCUE situate in Three Stone Alley, Dublin, on West Side of William St. and adjoining Castle Market 35 ft by 11 ft containing stables and offices, house formerly a Coach house… stables next adjoining formerly in possession of Patrick WELDON which opens into Drury Lane formerly called Little Butter Lane and also all that piece and parcel of land fronting the lane called Chancery Lane 44 feet by 53 feet.

1833

1833 Jan 26

Dame Street, City of Dublin, St. Andrews Parish

JACKSON

JACKSON, Robert-ALLOTT, Ann

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Robert JACKSON of Upper Sackville St., Dublin Merchant Tailor … annuity… Robert JACKSON of 4^th part…house #20 on south side of Dame St now in possession of Benjamin BINNS [near Dame Lane] WITNESS William JACKSON son of Robert JACKSON, attorney at law.

1833

163

1833 Jan 31

Corrickavilta, Co. Monaghan B Cremorne

JACKSON

JACKSON, Hugh-MURDOCK

Between Hugh JACKSON of Derrygooney. Co. Monaghan, Esq. & Robert MURDOCK of Eccles St., Dublin reciting indenture Aug 6, 1791 Hugh CROFT, then of the City of Dublin did demise to John JACKSON, then of Crieve, Co. Monaghan, all the towns and lands of Carrickavilla for lives of John JACKSON, Eleanor JACKSON & Mary JACKSON … lots more detail and other leases referenced. Hugh JACKSON demised to John JACKSON for lives of Hugh JACKSON, John JACKSON & Samuel CUNNINGHAM lands of Carrickavilla … John JACKSON died March 1824 and in his will left to his eldest son Hugh JACKSON said indenture which Hugh JACKSON then for the consideration of 1,600 sterling set to Robert MURDOCK lands of Carrickavilla, Barony of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan for lives of Hugh JACKSON and Eleanor JACKSON the two surviving lives.. Parish of Aghnamullen.

SEE: Lisnaboe JACKSONs.

1833

114

1831 Dec 7

Dublin City &

Ballytonny, Co. Wicklow B. Arklow

JACKSON

DARLINGTON-DARLINGTON

Between Robert DARLINGTON the elder of the City of Dublin, Gent of 1st part & John JACKSON of Dublin City, Gent of 2nd part & Robert DARLINGTON the younger of Balletonny, Co. Wicklow, Gent of 3rd part. John JACKSON had demised to DARLINGTON sr. Lands of Ballytonny and Ballynegaddy formerly called Honeycomb. WITNESS: Thomas BAYLY, City of Dublin, clerk to Edward MOONEY, attorney. Frederick JACKSON of Rathmines Road, Co. Dublin.

1833

267

1832 Nov 19

Athlunkard Bridge Limerick

JACKSON

JACKSON, Thomas-PAIN, Henry Earl of Limerick-PAINE & Thomas JACKSON of Fanningstown, Co. Limerick, Esq.

1833

163

1762 Sept 8

Cordevlish, Monaghan B Cremorne

JACKSON

JACKSON-PERRIN

Reciting lease of 8 Sept 1762 Alexander WADDELL Esq. Whole tate of Cordevlish 92A, Co. Monaghan

1833

269

1833 Apr 30

Monk Street, Belfast, Parish of Belfast

JACKSON

JACKSON, James-JACKSON, John

James Kennedy JACKSON of Belfast solicitor of 1^st part; Robert STERLING merchant of Belfast of 2^nd pt John JACKSON merchant of Belfast of 3^rd pt… land on west side of York St. for lives of John William & Joseph MAGEE, sons of the lessee John MAGEE cooper….

16d

1833

290

1833 Apr 30

Co. Clare & Dublin & City of Limerick

JACKSON

JACKSON, John-PURDON, William

Indenture btw George LITTLE of City of Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt; John JACKSON of Rathmines Rd Dublin, Gent, of 2^nd pt; Rev William John PURDON of Dublin of 3^rd pt;… annuity to John JACKSON 1827 pounds released……. Charged on Castle town lands in marriage settlement 8 Sep 1824 Castle town lands of Corbally Ballyhickey Clonagown Gurteenaneelig & Reis Kreagh in Co. Clare the house known by the name of the sign of the Bear & premises in the City of Limerick John Street in St. John Parish & lands of Claremount in the Barony of Coolock Co. Dublin… more lands in Limerick & Co. Clare…part of parcel of Hollybrook in parish and manor of Clontarf Co Dublin known as Strandville and town and lands of Richenhead in parish of Cloghran Barony Coolock Co Dublin & Town and Lands of Rathbane Dromroe Rathure the two Ardnevdodoges and Rathmitchele in the south liberties of the City of Limerick.

16d

1833

MILLS-PEEBLES

1833

McCULLAGH

BOWES-MARTIN (McCULLAGH included) Marriage agreement btw Jane McCULLAGH daughter of Robert McCULLAGH & James BOWES jr.

NAMES: James BOWES Jr. & James BOWES Sr. & John BOWES of Newbliss. Robert McCULLAGH & Jane McCULLAGH of Kilnamuddy; John McCARTER of Drumgriston; Robert MARTIN of Newbliss; Rev. Andrew JOHNSTON of Newbliss; James WRIGHT & John WRIGHT of Clinto; Mary BARTLEY otherwise BOWES & James BARTLEY of Ballybay

1833

138

1832 Nov 30

Tullamore, Kings Co.

JACKSON

JACKSON, James & Mary-LLOYD, William

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James JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co. Merchant of 1 pt; Mary JACKSON of Tullamore widow of 2^nd pt; William LLOYD of Moate Co. Westmeath Merchant of 3^rd pt.; Rev. John O’LAUGHLIN of Tubber. Kings Co. 4^th pt & Catherine LLOYD eldest daughter of William LLOYD of 5^th pt. Marriage settlement btw James JACKSON & Margaret LLOYD … £800 … Mary’ interest in Dwelling House where James JACKSON now resides on William Street, Tullamore …. Dwelling house in Barack Street, Tullamore … WITNESS: John MOLLOY

1833

Cormeen/Carnaveagh, Aughnamullen Carricknaveagh Cremone

BREAKEY

Nixon, James-BREAKEY, James

-Killen, Robt BREAKEY, James

BREAKEY, James-Killen, Robt

BREAKEY, Wm-Killen, Robt

1833

BREAKEY

BREAKEY-KILLOW

Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken BREAKEY

William BREAKEY, Carnaveagh, eldest son of James.

1833

1833-1839

Brickfield, Newry

COULTER

COULTER, Richard, & - WHITEHEAD, Richard

1833

1833 Jul 17

Cork

Waterford

JACKSON

JACKSON, Samuel-PARKER, John

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Between Samuel Pim JACKSON late of City of Waterford but “who is now of Siston Cottage near the City of Bristol in Glocestershire, Esq.” of 1st part & John Robert PARKER late of Green Park in South Liberties of Youghal Co. Cork but now of Hrley St, London Co.. Middlesex. ... JACKSON demised Lime Kiln & lands now known as Green Park (held under corporation of Youghall) to John Robert PARKER then in his actual possession and a large [?] of the Strand taken or walled in by James DEHAYS from the end of the said green towards the Poison Bush all in South Liberties in length 211 yards in front and 218 yards on backside from the Malt House and the premises which in 1728 belonged to the then Mayor of Youghal George GILES … for lives of Henry PARKER of Youghal son of Lessee John Robert Theophilus Hastings PARKER and Henry Francis Hastings PARKER sons of Henry PARKER … John Robert PARKER [SEAL]

SEE: Quaker JACKSONs in Ireland.

1833

1833 Jul 17

Cork

JACKSON

JACKSON, Samuel-PARKER, John

Image 235

Samuel Pim JACKSON As in Deed 1833-13-48 but referencing lands or farm called Town Bog near Clay Castle within Liberties of the Town of Youghall 180A bounded on North by Gortnesaggart & Ballyclemesy on the south by Strand or beach on the east with the Deasert and Clay Castle ...

SEE: Quaker JACKSONs in Ireland.

1833

162

BIRCH

BIRCH-BIRCH

1833

190

1833 Sept 24

Ballyrea, Armagh

KIDD

KIDD, William-MACARTNEY 1833-1839

Between William Lodge KIDD of Armagh, Co. Armagh & Rev. James McCARTNEY of St. Field, Co. Down reciting deed 2 Dec 1809 of one half of lands of Ballyrea [Ballyrea, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh ], from Wm MAXWELL Esq to Andrew McCARTNEY.

1833

200

1833 Nov 11

Tyrone

BROWNE

Btw James BROWNE of Carteel, John BROWN & George BROWN both of Terlugan, Co Tyrone farmers and the only surviving sons of John BROWNE decd. & Margaret BROWNE, widow & Margaret BROWNE & Sarah BROWNE spinster daughters of John & Margaret BROWNE…. Wm STINSON & Mary Anne STINSON ose BROWNE his wife …… 46 acres Terlugow

1833

1831 Apr 2

Leeson St. City of Dublin

JACKSON

JACKSON, Joseph D.-CARROLL, John

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BTW Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of City of Dublin Barrister of 1^st pt; John CARROLL of City of Dublin Barrister of the other pt. Reciting 7 May 1810 btw George Bradshaw SCOTT Esq of 1 pt & Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of the other pt dwelling house and premises on Leeson St. City of Dublin [decr of land & neighbors] Joseph D. JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington. & JACKSONs of Co. Cork

1833

224

1833 Nov 20

Cloneroy, Co. Cork, B. Upper Loughtee

JACKSON

JACKSON, John-MOORE

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BTW Sidney DUIGAN of Rathmines Road Widow of 1^st pt. John JACKSON of Rathmines Rd. Co. Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt. Anne BLACKWOOD of Hardwicke St Co. Dublin spinster of 3^rd pt; Patrick Richard Blackwood BRADY of Cloneroy Co. Cavan Esq. and Richard BLACKWOOD Esq a Cornet in his Majesty’s 5^th Regiment of Dragoon Guards of 4^th pt; James MOORE of Moorefoot [?] Co. Antrim Esq. of 5^th pt. Reciting annuity 28 May 1821 btw Patrick Richard Blackwood BRADY of 1^st pt; John JACKSON of 2^nd pt & John DUIGAN of Capel St City of Dublin Esq of 3^rd pt. of 3^rd pt … £1,000 granted to John JACKSON rent charge on lands of Clonerv and other lands all in Co. Cavan … 10 Apr 1823 btw Patrick Richard Blackwood BRADY of 1^st pt & Dorcas BLACKWOOD & Anne BLACKWOOD & Letitia BLACKWOOD annuity on lands of Cloneroy [descr incl names of other townlands] … John JACKSON [SEAL]

1833

118

BARTLEY

BARTLEY-RAWSON

1834

149

1833 Dec 19

Kevins Port, City of Dublin, Parish St. Peters

JACKSON

JACKSON, Allen, Eliza-CHARLES, Thomas

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BTW Allen JACKSON of Rathgar Co. Dublin Gent & Eliza JACKSON spinster daughter of said Alan JACKSON of 1^st pt; Thomas CHARLES of Rosslane Ciy of Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt; Richard TRONSON of Irishtown Co. Dublin Esq of 3^rd pt & John TRONSON of Bridewell Co. Meath Esq of 4^th pt… marriage btw Eliza JACKSON & Richard TRONSON… lease 1 Feb 1814 btw Sarah GARTSIDE of Montague St in City of Dublin widow of 1 pt & said Allen JACKSON of the other pt .. tenement No 12 Kevins Port adjoining Protestant Row in City of Dublin together with small dwelling House [descr] … lives of King William IV, Gartside SHEA & Peter JACKSON of Mabbott St in City of Dublin Sadler & son of Allen JACKSON … John TOWNSON WITNESS: John GORE of Sandymount Co. Dublin Esq. & Michael BOURKE of Montgomery St. Law Clerk.

SEE: Jacksons in St. Peters Church Dublin. It would appear that Alan JACKSON’s wife was named Jane, and that their daughter Elizabeth was baptized Jul 20, 1806. Children of Jane & Allen included: John b 1800; Allen b 1802; Thomas b 1803; Joseph b 1805 (a later Joseph b 1815); Elizabeth b 1806; Jane b 1811; Simon b 1816; Sarah b 1817. They resided at Cufe St, City of Dublin.

In 1821, Allen JACKSON of Kevins Port was a Painter & Glazier. ROD: 765-297-519232; In 1826, ROD: 816-130-549665; In 1829 ROD: 846-566959; 1830 ROD: 857-289-572289;

In 1845, an Alan JACKSON of Rathfarnam died age 80.

1834

177

1834 Jan 13

Lisdown, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, Agnes M- JACKSON, William

Btw Samuel CONNOLLY of Raverra, co. Down farmer and Agnes Mina CONNOLLY orse JACKSON his wife of the 1 pt & William JACKSON of Lisdoonan, Co Down , farmer of the other part. … description of land that CONNOLLY made over to William JACKSON of Lisdoonan – land already in his possession.

1834

204

Upper Lane Griloughs, Co. Cork, B. Dunallow

JACKSON

JACKSON, Warren H.R.- O’KEEFE, Elizabeth

1834

201

1834 Jan 13

Down

CROZIER

SHAW

GRAHAM

OGILVIE

ROD 1834 2 201 AI Version William CROZIER Phillip Graham CROZIER and BLAIR

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BTW Campbell GRAHAM of Belfast in the County of Antrim Merchant and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [(1770-1831), daughter of James Blair OGILVIE and Margaret (SHAW) WHITE See: Wiki tree] of Dough in the same County Spinster surviving trustee named in the last Will and testament of James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818)] late of Dough aforesaid Linen Draper decd of the one part and William CROZIER of the City of Dublin Esqr and the Revd Philip Graham CROZIER clerk Vicar of Edenderry in the Kings County trustees and Exors named in the last Will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the County of Down Gentn attly at law deceased of the other part reciting: Indenture of Release by way of Mortgage 5 Sept 1826 BTW George CROZIER of the one part and Samuel FERRIS of Larne Apothecary said deceased the said Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD of Dough (since also deceased) Linen Merchant and the said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE by their description of Trustees named in the last Will and Testament of the said James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818) See: Wiki tree] of the other part the said George CROZIER Conson of £933.1.6 granted and released unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE and to the survivor of them and to the heirs and assigns of such survivor all that and those the lands and premises therein and herein after particularly ment and described with their appurts To hold unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [ (and the survivor of them and the heirs and assigns of such survivor in as full and ample manner as the said George CROZIER theretofore held the same subject to redemption on payment of said sum of £923.1.6 1/2 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum said deed of which this is a memorial witnessed that the said Campbell GRAHAM and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE in conson of £923.1.6 1/2 to them paid by the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER granted bargained sold aliened remised released and Confirmed unto the saw William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER in their actual possession then being by virtue of a Lease for a year those parts and proportions of the Towns and lands of Kurnan alias Kenan [Kernan, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] with the Water Corn Mill and Kiln built and erected thereon Mill dam grist succor and Multure and there thereto belonging as the same lands and premises were formerly in the possession and occupation of the said George CROZIER and his undertenants and Contain in the whole 113a 1r 24p Just plantation measure be the same more or less and also all that and those that part or proportion of the lands of Ballinafoy containing 10a 6p be the same more or less as formerly in the occupation and tenure of Martha McCULLOUGH widow and John McCULLOUGH under tenants of the said George CROZIER with all dwelling houses out houses and office houses and all other houses and buildings erected built and made and timber and other trees then standing and being in or upon said lands of Kinan [Kernan] and Ballingfoy or either of them or any part thereof and all and singular the Waters Water Courses Mill dam will seals Mill Pools mill races mill streams ways casements roads paths passages are logs and tubarries with all other the rights members appents and appurts which said lands and prems of Kernan otherwise called Kenan are situate lying and being in the Parish of Tullylish Barony of upper Ireagh and County of Down aforesd and which said lands and prems of Ballinafor [Ballynafoy, Parish Annaclone, Barony of Iveagh Upper, Upper Half] are situate lying and being in the Parish of Annaghlon [Annaclone]and Barony and County last aforesd To hold all and singular the said lands and premises unto the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER their heirs and assigns … WITNESS: John GRAHAM Gentn attorney at law and Maria GRAHAM Spinster both of Belfast aforesaid son and daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM and said deed and Memory as to the execution and perfection thereof respectively by said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE are witnessed by Alexander ARTHUR Gentn attorney at law of Belfast aforesd and Margaret Jane GRAHAM Spinster of Belfast aforesaid daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM …

SEE: Here lieth the body of Edward Shaw, who died in the years 1761, aged 86 years, and his wife, Margaret Shaw (formerly Boswell) who died in 1755, aged 82 years. Also William Shaw, their son, who died in 1759, aged 38 years. And Dorothea Shaw (Formerly Blair) who died in 1779, aged 61 years. And also James Blair Shaw (son of said William and Dorothea Shaw) who died on the 21st day of November 1818, aged 70 years. And also Elizabeth Blair Ogilvie, Doagh House (a niece of the said James Blair Shaw, and eldest daughter of the late James Blair Ogilvie) who died on the 15th July 1831.SOURCE: Ulster Historical Association. Doagh transcriptions. SEE: Find-a-Grave: Here are deposited the remains of Rev'd William Ogilvie who died in 1712, and Jane Agnew his wife, William Ogilvie who died 14th February 1780, aged 74 years. James Blair Ogilvie who died 22nd April 1785, aged 48 years. Elizabeth Blair, wife of last named William Ogilvie, who died 21st May , 1785, aged 87 years. And Margaret Shaw wife by her first marriage to said James Blair Ogilvie, who died 19th March 1818 aged 72 years [at the bottom] This monument is erected by Dorothy Shaw Blair in memory of her beloved parents. MCDCCCXX Saint Cedma’s Graveyard, Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland. NOTE: As part of understanding the family connections in this lease, Dorothea BLAIR was probably a sister of Margaret BLAIR, wife of Cornet William CROZIER (bef 1700-aft1759). Cornet William was an uncle of George CROZIER (1755-1831), and the latter was the husband of Jane Eliot GRAHAM (dau of Philip GRAHAM and Rachel ROGERS) and father of William CROZIER (1787-1872) & Philip Graham CROZIER (1801-1872).

1834

1834 Feb 1

Armagh

DOBBIN-PRENTICE

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BTW Leonard DOBBIN & William McWILLIAMS both of Co. Armagh Esq. trustees named in will of Thomas PRENTICE late of City & Co. Armagh Esq of 1^st pt & James STEWART formerly of Town of Newry but then of Belfast Co. Antrim Esq & William Lodge KIDD of City of Armagh executors of last will of Thomas PRENTICE deceased of 2^nd pt & Henry Ashe PRENTICE formerly of City of Armagh but then of Caledon Co. Tyrone Esq nephew & devisee in will of Thomas PRENTIC deceased of 3^rd pt. … tenement in Thomas St City of Armagh formerly held by Samuel DRAFFIN and afterwards by Thomas PRENTICE and his undertenants also piece of ground formerly part of Margaret KERR’s Garden and afterwards in possession of Thomas PRENTICE … lengthy description and boundaries … also 22a 1r 21p in townland Drumargee near City of Armagh formerly in possession of Mary BOYD & George PARK her undertenant in Parish & Co. Armagh & also townland Ballingalla formerly in possession of Thomas PRENTICE 11a 3r 29p with the trees growing on said premes planted and registered by Joseph WILSON deceased in Barony Lower Fews Parish & Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Wilson SPROULL City of Armagh Wriring Clerk & John BARNES City & Co. Armagh Clerk of Bank of Ireland. Leonard DOBBIN [SEAL] William McWILLIAMS [SEAL]

1834

1834 Feb 1

Armagh

DOBBIN-PRENTICE

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1834

1834 Feb 1

Armagh

DOBBIN-PRENTICE

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Land on English St.

1834

1834 Jan 31

Corry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Oliver, George, Sydney-JONES, Thomas

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BTW Oliver JACKSON of Enniscoe Co. Mayo Esq of 1^st pt George JACKSON of Enniscoe Co. Mayo Esq & Sidney JACKSON orse VAUGHAN his wife of 2^nd pt George Vaughan JACKSON of Enniscoe eldest son & heir of said George JACKSON & Sidney hhis wife of 3^rd pt. Thomas JONES of Ardneree Co. Mayo Esq of 4^th pt … townlands in Mayo …. WITNESS: John JACKSON of Ballina & Robert JONES of Ardmaree both in Co. Mayo.

1834

110

Corry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly

JACKSON

JACKSON, George-JACKSON, Oliver

1834

133

Drumaluan, Co. Mayo & Galway

JACKSON

JACKSON, George-JACKSON, George

1834

198

1834 Feb 8

Knockagoney, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, Jane-STEWART, Robert

BTW Jane JACKSON of Knocknagoney, Co. Down, spinster of the 1 pt & Robert STEWART of Lisburn, Co. Antrim Merchant of the other…. Made over lands in the townland of Knocknagoney, Parish of Holywood, Co. Down formerly in the possession of Thomas MARTIN…

1834

198

1834 Feb 8

Knockagoney, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, Jane-STEWART, Robert

1834

1833-1839

£600

BRADFORD

BRADFORD, Mary-BRADFORD, Thomas

PARKER & BRADFORD – Marr. Arts

1834

1834 Feb 6

Dublin Dungantown, Co. Wicklow, B. Arklow

JACKSON

JACKSON, Humphrey-SWAN, Benjamin

Between Humphrey Thompson JACKSON of City of Dublin, Gent & Rev. Edward HAMILTON of Philipstown [Barony Lower Philipstown or Upper Philipstown], Kings County, Clerk .

SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down.

1834

236

1834 Feb 13

Tipperary Tencurry, Co. Tipperary B. Iffa & Offa

JACKSON

JACKSON, Thomas-WALPOLE, William

Between Thomas JACKSON, Millgrove, Co. Tipperary of 1st part & William WALPOLE, Mary WALPOLE & Sarah WALPOLE of Tencurry, Co. Tipperary ... lands of Tencurry late in possession of Abraham JACKSON dec’d together with 6A of wood & 2 A called the Burned Grove as also full free and uninterrupted right of commonage on the mountains of Tencurry [Tincurry] in as full large and ample manner as the same were formerly held by Abraham JACKSON ... Parish of White Church & [Tibred?] Barony of Iffa and Offa West & Co, Tipperary.

SEE: Quaker JACKSONs in Ireland.

1834

285

BREAKEY

HARWOOD & BREAKEY Marriage Articles

BREAKEY, Mary-Furlong, Michael – bond

Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken BREAKEY

1/3/1834. Marriage settlement. Robert Harwood junior, Dublin to Mary BREAKEY, widow, Dublin.

1834

1833 Sept 13

Cork

JACKSON

JACKSON, Benjamin – GREEN, sr.

Demising lands in Youghall.

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North Main St, Youghal, Parish St. Mary

BTW Benjamin JACKSON of Youghal Co. Cork Esq. Gordon NcNEILL of Eccles St City of Dublin Esq & Anna Maria McNEILL otherwise SWIFT his wife Elizabeth KING otherwise SWIFT of Temple St City of Dublin Widow which said Anna Maria & Elizabeth are Devisees for life under the will of Dean SWIFT Esq. Deceased of 1 pt & Samuel GREEN of Youghall Esq. of other pt… lease 22 Jul 1751 …. Lives Samuel GREEN; William DAVIS 2^nd son of Roger Green DAVIS of Ahadoe Co. Cork Esq. & James William MARKS eldest son of William MARKS of Youghall … Benjamin JACKSON [SEAL] & Samuel GREEN [SEAL]

1834

225

1832 Mar 16

Drumcondra, Co. Dublin, B. Coolock

J ACKSON

JACKSON, Henry – SMITH, John

Indenture btw Henry Vincent JACKSON of Mecklenburgh Street City of Dublin Esq Trustee Exor and Admon for will of Elizabeth SULLIVAN late of Prospect Villas Drumcondra, Dublin… widow of James SULLIVAN sum of 700 pounds paid to him by Rev John SMITH… premises of James SULLIVAN in Parish of St. George Barony Coolock, Dublin …she bequeathed her estates to Henry Vincent JACKSON

SEE: Descendants of Peter JACKSON & Joanna

16d

1834

226

1832 Mar 15

Drumcondra, Co. Dublin, B. Coolock

JACKSON

Related to above.

16d

1834

202

1833 Nov 18

Co. Carlow Coolinana, Co. Carlow, B. Rathvilly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Henry – JACKSON, Henry jr .

Lease between Henry JACKSON of Hackettstown, Co. Carlow, eldest son and heir at law of Thomas JACKSON late of Coolmana, Co. Carlow of 1st part & Henry JACKSON sr. Of Coolmanna eldest son & heir at law of Samuel JACKSON late of Coolmanna reciting that premises subject to debts of £850 ... part of lands of Coolmanna sometime known and called by the name of Marshesquarter ... 16A ... as formerly demised by Joseph JACKSON in lease of 27 May 1788 ... formerly demised by Esther JACKSON to Thomas JACKSON by lease 9 Oct 1788 ... meared and bounded by River Doreen on the north by late Samuel JACKSON ...

PRONI T808/8261

1834-8-202 Memorial registered 3 May 1834 of Deed of 18 Nov 1833 Henry JACKSON jr. of Hacketstown, Co. Carlow eldest son & heir at law of Thomas JACKSON of Coolmana, Co. Carlow to Henry JACKSON senior of Coolmana, eldest son & heir at law of Samuel JACKSON late of Coolmana, Co. Carlow as to the following portions of Coolmana alias Nashes or in Rathvilly Barony, Co. Carlow. 16 ½ leases 27 May 1788 by Joseph JACKSON. Loheska 38 acres leased 1788 by Estyer [Esther?] JACKSON to Thomas JACKSON bounded by River Dereen & Samuel & Joseph JACKSON. Healy & Neals 16 acres Moores 16 acres Murphys 4 ½ acres lease of 9 April 1825 WITNESSES Joshua NUN of Dublin City Gent & his son Henry NUN. Memorial signed by both Henry JACKSONs.

SEE: JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana

1834

203

Co. Carlow Coolmana,

B. Rathvilly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Henry-JACKSON 1834 May 1 NOBLETT-JACKSON NAMES: Estyer [Esther?] JACKSON; Joseph BRIEN; Thomas NOBLETT; Henry JACKSON; Andrew STEWART; Francis JONES; Samuel JACKSON; George BARKER aka George PARKER; Joseph BARKER aka Joseph PARKER; Joseph JACKSON; William MOORE; Widow MURPHY; Rachel JACKSON; Samuel SHARP; Thomas ALCOCK; Valentine KINSHALLA (this name may be a misreading of the text); Widow BYRNE; Abraham PARKER sr.; Abraham PARKER jr.; Joseph PARKER; Lorenzo John WALTERS; Michael HICKEY; Oliver MOORE. PLACES: Hacketstown; Coolmana; Nashe’s Quarters; Long Meadow; Soliska aka Loliska aka Starlusk aka Stralusky, Parish of Haroldstown; River Dereen; Charles’s Park.

SEE: JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana

1834

204

Coolmana, Co. Carlow, B. Rathvilly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Henry – NOBLETT, Thomas

JACKSON, Henry-JACKSON

PRONI T808/8261

1834-8-204 Memorial registered 3 May 1834 of mortgage of 2 May 1834 by Henry JACKSON of Coolmana, Co. Carlow, farmer to Thomas NOBLET of Hacketstown, Co. Carlow mt above premises in Coolmana very long.

1834 May 2 JACKSON-NOBLETT NAMES: Estyer [Esther?] JACKSON; Joseph BRIEN; Thomas NOBLETT; Henry JACKSON; Andrew STEWART; Francis JONES; Samuel JACKSON; George BARKER aka George PARKER; Joseph BARKER aka Joseph PARKER; Joseph JACKSON; William MOORE; Widow MURPHY; Rachel JACKSON; Widow BYRNE; Abraham PARKER sr.; Abraham PARKER jr.; Joseph PARKER; Lorenzo John WALTERS; Michael HICKEY; Oliver MOORE. PLACES: Hacketstown; Coolmana; Nashe’s Quarters; Long Meadow; Soliska aka Loliska aka Starlusk aka Stralusky, Parish of Haroldstown; River Dereen; Charles’s Park.

SEE: JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana

1834

1834 May 8

North Strand, City of Dublin, B. Rathvilly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Richard – HILL, Thomas

Image 328

Richard JACKSON Esq. late of the City of Dublin but now of Ballafreer, Isle of Man of 1 pt demised to Thomas HILL of Philipsburgh Ave Co. Dublin Builder of the other pt. … [desc] dwelling house on North Strand … WITNESS: John BELL of City of Dublin & Harriett JACKSON of Dublin wife of Richard JACKSON

NOTE; She is not the Harriet JACKSON Born 1797; died 1878 (nee Sing), of Falcon Cliff, Douglas. Nor: Portrait. 2^nd portrait. Married John Stanway Jackson, of Falcon Cliff, Douglas.

1834

1833-1839

Dundalk

COULTER

COULTER, Robert – declining trust.

1834

217

1834 Mar 2

Latabeg, City of Cork, B. Rathvilly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Mary – CUMMINS, Nicholas

Image 439

BTW John James CUMMINS formerly of the City of Cork Merchant but now of City of London Esq of 1^st pt; Mary JACKSON widow & relict of William JACKSON late of Leighnmouth [Teignmouth, a seaside port town] Devon but afterward of Cork Esq. deceased of 2^nd pt; Robert King CUMMINS of City of Cork Merchant and Mary CUMMINS his wife of 3^rd pt; Nicholas Marshall CUMMINS of City of Cork Esq and Walter William HARRIS of the City Esq. Doctor of Medicine of 4^th pt … for £4,000 paid to James John CUMMINS by Nicholas Marshal CUMMINS granted part of land of Lotabeg [Lota Beg, Parish Rathcooney, Barony of Cork] orse called Silver Spring in North East Liberties of City of Cork containing 43a 3r 40p … [bounded by] … and part of land of Ballynamought [Balllinamought East , Parish St Anne's Shandon, Barony Cork] now for several years called Mayfield containing 13a 10p in North Liberties of City of Cork 40p … [bounded by] … trusts set forth in marriage agreement 5 July 1824 upon marriage of Robert King CUMMINS with Miss Mary JACKSON his wife … Mary JACKSON [SEAL] Mary CUMMINS [SEAL] Robert King CUMMINS [SEAL] N.M. CUMMINS [SEAL] Walter W. HARRIS [SEAL]

SEE ALSO ROD 1846-2-25

1835

1834 Dec 31

Antrim

Waterford

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON – Anthony JACKSON New Lodge Rd., Antrim & City of Waterford. 1835 Jan 28

Image 232

BTW Thomas JACKSON of Town of Belfast Co. Antrim Architect of 1^st pt; Eliza RIDGEWAY otherwise NEWSOM of City of Waterford Widow & Lydia Newsom RIDGEWAY daughter of 2^nd pt; Anthony JACKSON of City of Waterford Ship Broker & Henry RIDGEWAY of City of Waterford Merchant of 3^rd pt. reciting that John Gilmor DUNBAR & Henry Joy HOLMES Esqs 1 Sept 1831 released buildings and grounds at New Lodge Road in Town of Belfast, Parish of Belfast upper half Barony of Belfast Co. Antrim … and land in City of Waterford … George Penrose RIDGEWAY was dead but left to his eldest daughter Lydia Newson RIDGEWAY premises demised by lease of 22 Sep 1789 ground in City of Waterford. Thomas JACKSON & Lydia Newson RIDGEWAY to wed.

SEE: Quaker JACKSONs in Ireland.

1835

197

1835 Jan 28

Dromoran, Co. Down, B. Lower Iveagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, Alexander – LAW, Hugh

JACKSON, Elizabeth – LAW, Hugh

John STOTT of Grenville, Co. Down of 1^st pt; Alexander JACKSON, of Gardiner’s Place in Co. Dublin Esq. Doctor of Medicine & his wife, Elizabeth JACKSON orse LAW of 2^nd pt & Hugh LAW of Woodbank, Co. Down Esq. of 3^rd pt… town and lands of Dromorin, Parish of Tullylish … immediately adjoining the mill race of the corn mill of Gilford….more description

SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath

1835

102

Moylish, City of Limerick & Co. Tipperary

JACKSON

JACKSON, George & wife – DELMAGE, Charles

JACKSON, Lydia & Husband – DELMAGE, Charles

1835

125

1835 Feb 5

Cavananore

BRADFORD

BRADFORD-DICKIE

NAMES: Thomas BRADFORD of Carnbeg; Margaret WALLACE of Roachdale; Robert DICKIE of Roachdale; John BRADFORD of Cavananore; Robert BAILLIE Esq.; Samuel BRADFORD; Andrew Coulter BRADFORD; Hugh McCULLAGH; Owen DUFFY; Robert COULTER of Dundalk; Walter GLASSCOCK. OTHER LANDS: Shortstone.

1835

267

Farnane, Co. Waterford, B. Decius

JACKSON

JACKSON, Warren – KEEFE, John

1835

199

1835 Mar 4

A house, Monaghan, Parish of Monaghan

JACKSON

JACKSON, James –WRIGHT, James

Between James JACKSON of Clones, Co. Monaghan of 1^st pt & William TEMPLE of Monaghan, Co. Monaghan, Esq. M.D. & daughter Anne TEMPLE otherwise HAMILL, his wife of the 2^nd part; James Wood WRIGHT of Gola & David HAMILL of Rooskey, both of Co. Monaghan, Esq. reciting lease by Brigadier Robert ECHLIN by indenture Aug 17, 1703 leased to George DALGARNOE house or houses garden or gardens in possession of James KINSALLAGH and John THOMPSON in the Town of Monaghan…. Became legally vested in James JACKSON on the intermarriage of William TEMPLE & Anne HAMMILL widow of the 2^nd part; Anne HAMILL spinster of 3^rd part; James Wood WRIGHT & David HAMILL of 4^th part. Anne HAMMILL the elder had agreed to give to Anne HAMILL the younger 2,000 pounds sterling which had been paid into the hands of James Wood WRIGHT & David HAMILL for future marriage settlement…house formerly in possession of John THOMPSON, , afterwards in possession of Blayney Owen MITCHELL,& Andrew YOUNG, & Richard JACKSON, & Robert HODGE…

1835

Lickadoon, City of Limerick, Parish Cahirawalla

JACKSON

JACKSON, Catherine B. – MOUNSELL, Henry

1835

126

1835 Mar 22

Grafton St., City of Dublin

JACKSON

JACKSON, William – BERNIE, Thomas

William JACKSON of Grafton St., City of Dublin, Harp manufacturer of one pt… reciting an earlier deed of 1824 by Patrick MACK of City of Dublin Linen Draper transferred to William JACKSON dwelling house, workshop & premises…for term of 71 years unexpired….. east side of Grafton St formerly known as 36 but now known by #38… description of neighboring properties bounding his..

1835

154

Baherload, Co. Limerick & City of Limerick

JACKSON

JACKSON, Catherine B. – FURLONG, Will

1835

256

1835 Apr 10

Co. Kildare

M’LAUGHLIN

Btw John M’LOUGHLIN of town of Monasterevan Co Kildare dealer of the 1^st pt.. to Rachel VALENTINE Shopkeeper… land on Drogheda Street in Monastervin… lives of John M’LOUGHLIN, Catherin M’LOUGHLIN & Harvey CASSIDY

1835

272

1835 Apr 11

Cullenswood, Co. Dublin, B. Upper Cross

JACKSON

JACKSON, John – BUTLER, John

John JACKSON of Rathmines Road in Co. Dublin Gent of the 1 pt & John BUTLER of Leainster Terrace County of Dublin other pt…piece of land part of Collinswood near Rathmines in the Barony of Upper Cross Co Dublin

1835

273

Cullenswood, Co. Dublin, B. Upper Cross

JACKSON

JACKSON, John – WILLIAMSON, Arthur

1835

Russelstown

JACKSON

JACKSON, William – JACKSON, James

1835

1835 Apr 13

Antrim

DAVIS, George

George DAVIS – Anne SAUL

Image 16

Mentions property in Lisburn – lots of description - adjoining Jackson Lane … also property of Magheralav [Magheralave, Parish Derriaghy, Barony Massereene Upper], Parish Derryaghy, Manor Killultagh Barony Massereen Co. Antrim

1835

1835 Apr 6

Co. Carlow & Queens, Kildare & Dublin & Dublin Town

JACKSON

BROWNE-HAMILTON Marriage arts

William BROWNE of Brownshill aka Chapelstown, Co. Carlow & Robert Clayton BROWNE, eldest son of William BROWNE…

JACKSON, Henry V – VANDELEUR, Crofton

Henry Vincent JACKSON of Mecklenburgh St., City of Dublin, Esq of 6^th pt… marriage between Robert Clayton BROWNE & Harriett Augusta HAMILTON NOTE: Long deed – lots of description of lands and names of neighbours.

1835

123

1833-1839

St. James, Drogheda

COULTER

COULTER, Jane-WEIR, Archibald

John ACKLAND of St. James in Drogheda, and Jane COULTER, his wife. Jane COULTER administrix of George COULTER, late of town of Drogheda, Gent, deceased,

1835

175

1835 Ap 22

S? Or K?]illivanogue, Co. Tipperary, B. Ikeran

JACKSON

BENNET-JACKSON Marriage articles

Image 104

Between George BENNETT of Killivanouge then called Sorrill Hill, Co. Tipperary of 1^st pt & Anne JACKSON, 2^nd daughter of Francis JACKSON of Killavilla, [Killavilla, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co., Esq. of 2^nd pt; George JACKSON of Killavilla, Kings Co. and Thomas BENNETT of Eastwood, Co. Tipperary, Esq. of 3^rd pt Reciting indenture 28 Feb 1835 btw Philip GOWAN of England Esq.of 1 pt & George BENNETT of the other pt. lands of Killivanauge in Co. Tipperary 205a 3r 5p together with bog and corn manage in Barony Keran Co. Tipperary for natural lives of Thomas BENNETT of Eastwood and the said George BENNETT and Anne JACKSON party thereto and a marriage intended btw George BENNETT and Anne JACKSON and to provide a jointure for Anne JACKSON. WITNESS: John HASLAM of Eustace St City of Dublin Gent & John BENETT of Aghabo, Queens Co.

NOTE: I suspect that Anne’s parents are Francis JACKSON (abt 1776-1847) and Anne J. HASLAM,

SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly

NOTE: It is also likely connected to: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare.

1835

1835 Apr 28

St. James, Drogheda

COULTER

COULTER, Jane-WEIR, Archibald

Jane ACKLAND nee COULTER

1835

1835 Aril 28

Jervis St. Dublin, Parish St. Marys

JACKSON

JACKSON, Alexander – HICKIE, Rev. William

Image 205

BTW Alexander JACKSON of Gardiner Place, doctor of Medicine of 1^st pt. Rev. James CARLISLE of City of Dublin Clerk and Mary Anne CARLISLE otherwise HICKEY his wife of 2^nd pt & Rev. William HICKEY of Duncornmiell Co. Wexford of 3^rd pt. Reciting that Alexander JACKSON for considerations mentioned by the direction of said James CARLISLE and Maryanne his wife transferred to William HICKEY tenements on east side of Jervis St. in Parish of St. Mary’s Dublin together with back of yard. ..… dwelling house on the east side of [?] Turnpike in St. Mary’s Parish… WITNESS: Robert MAXWELL & Thomas Somerville FLEMING

Alexander JACKSON (?-1848) of Gardiner’s Place.[SEAL]

SEE: Lisnaboe JACKSONs.

1835

1835 Apr 25

Pill Lane, City of Dublin

JACKSON

JACKSON, Henry V. – HIGGINBOTTOM, Thomas

Image 207

BTW Elizabeth HIGGINBOTHAM of Rathmines, Co. Dublin wife of Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM therin named only surviving daughter heiress of Elizabeth SULLIVAN late of Prospect Villa Drumcondra, widow deceased of 1^st pt.

Henry Vincent JACKSON, attorney at law, of Mickleburgh St., Dublin executor of last will and testament of Elizabeth SULLIVAN, widow deceased of Thomas HIGGINBOTTOM of 2^nd pt… Reciting mtg 3 Mar 1830 btw Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM of 1 pt & Elizabeth SULLIVAN executrix of James SULLIVAN late of Prospect Villa of other pt in consideration of £1,000 paid by Elizabeth SULLIVAN three lots or parcels of ground on North Side of Pill Lane City of Dublin, #s 10, 11, 12 …

NOTE: An Ellinore HIGGINBOTHAM was married to Jacob JACKSON (?-1792) of Spinianstown

1835

161

Corray, Cos Mayo, Sligo & Galway

JACKSON

JACKSON, George – JACKSON, Oliver

1835

201

Bawn, Co Cavan & Galway

JACKSON

JACKSON, Thomas B. – DUIGAN, Michael

1835

Ballyduftultra, Co. Waterford, B Cashmore & Cashbridge

JACKSON

JACKSON, George H. – MELVILLE, John

JACKSON, Alice [or Alex] – MELVILLE, John

George Holmes JACKSON of Crogar near Corwell in Co [Stenconth?] & Alice his wife of 1^st pt… lands in Waterford.

1835

MILLS-PEEBLES

1835

BARTLEY-WHITE

1835

133

1835 Apr 21

Grafton St. City of Dublin, Parish St. Andrews

JACKSON

JACKSON, William – JACKSON, James

JACKSON, Jane – JACKSON, James

William JACKSON of Grafton St., China merchant & Robert NICHOLSON of Clanwilliam Place in said City & Jane NICHOLSON otherwise JACKSON his wife of the 1 pt; James JACKSON of Linley, Co. [Salop?] Esq., England of other pt. new built brick house or tenement #112 formerly #106 situate on west side of Grafton St.,, Parish of St. Andrew, City of Dublin

1835

1835 Jul 21

Frederick St., City of Dublin, Parish St. Annes

JACKSON

JACKSON, John – BAKER, John

Between John JACKSON of Frederick St., City of Dublin, Gent & John BARKER of Dawson St., Dublin reciting indenture June 3 1803 btw Rev Hayes MEADE of Kilgoblin, Co. Dublin Clk of 1 pt & James SAUNDERS… brick dwelling house on west side of Frederick St.,..details… reciting that the said James SHERIDAN by his last will and testament bearing date Aug 23 1821 demised said dwelling house with the furniture and linen therin to his daughter Sarah JACKSON wife of said John JACKSON…more details

1835

1835 Jul 15

Dublin

JACKSON, Allen

Allen JACKSON & ors-Christopher KEARNS 1835 Jul 23

Cullenswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross], City of Dublin

Image 59

BTW Thomas KEARNS of Cuffe St Co. Dublin Brick Layer of 1^st pt Allen JACKSON of Harrold Cross Co. Dublin House Painter of 2^nd pt & Christopher KEARNS of Cuffe St Architect & Builder of 3^rd pt. Allen JACKSON in consideration of 5s & Thoms KEARNS in consideration of £140 leased land in Cullinswood situate in Anne Street Ranelagh near City of Dublin containing 36’ 6” in front 31’ from front to rere 123’ bounded on east by a holding now in possession of Allen JACKSON on the West by ground belonging to James McMAHON on the south by a Stable Lane 21’ and on the north by Anne Street with full right of egress and also part of lands of Cullinswood on North side of Anne Street [more descry] … reciting 23 Mar 1807 & 25 Mar 1807 made to Thomas KEARNS father to said Thomas and Christopher parties to said deed… executed by Thomas KEARNS & Allen JACKSON. WITNESS: James McCLATCHY City of Dublin Attorney.

NOTE: Allen JACKSON Painter & Glazier, Kevins Port. -The Treble Almanac 1818

See also Landed Estates Court Rentals 1850-188530 Sept 1805 lease James McMAHON to Allen JACKSON, land on Anne Street now called Anneville Avenue. Part of Lands of Cullenfarm otherwise Cullinswood.

See Also 765-291-519232 and 816-130-549665 and ROD: 846-549-566959

1835

1835 Jul 2

Armagh

DOBBIN-HANNA

Image 63

BTW Leonard DOBBIN of Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & William HANNA & Leonard DOBBIN the younger both of Gardiners Place Dublin Esqs of the other pt. Reciting that Leonard DOBBIN was susée in his Demesne as of fee of Mill lands and Tenements therin mentioned and that he was indebted to several persons mentioned in the deed annexed with several sums of money … several plots of Ground called the Nunnery Tenements situate in or near Scotch Street in Town of Armagh being part of what was commonly known by the name of the Courts of the Two Abbeys. bounded on the north by Scotch Street on the South by the Lord Primates Demesne and on the east and West by grounds now or formerly in the tenure or occupation other representatives of Thomas OGLE deceased. … dwelling house and its offices and yard situated on the southeast side of Castle Street in the city of Armagh formerly in the possession of said Richard PENTON and his under tenants and lately in possession of Thomas DOBBIN containing 11a 19p English statute measure in that part of the Borough of Armagh which lies between the Road from Armagh to Richhill and the road from Armagh bounded on the north by the strip of ground lately occupied by Samuel JOHNSTON on the east by Ballynahone river and the land belonging to the said Leonard DOBBIN on the south by the lands held by the late John MCKINSTRY under Joseph WILSON and on the West by part of the land lately held by Alexander PRENTICE. All said premises lying and being in the Borough Parish Barony and Co. Armagh and also all that and those Corn mills and Kilns known by the name of Ballynahone mills and kilns together with that part of the townland of Ballynahone more belonging to the said mills and kilns as formally owned by Mr Thomas QUINN and now in the actual possession of the said Leonard DOBBIN and his under tenants containing 8 acres English statute measure in the townland of Ballynahone [possibly Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] and in the parish and county of Armagh and bounded on the east by James CUNNINGs holdings Shidy DELAYNEY’s holdings on the north by the Glebe Rd leading from Armagh to Lurgan and also parcels of land in map # 102 adjoining on the north the said Primate’s Demesne an on the east to the road leading from Newry to Armagh on the West to the lands of Carnaca each of the said two parcels containing 6 acres of land lately in possession of Mrs LIVINGSTONE and also all the part of the land in a map marked # 3 adjoining on the South and West to Cavanacca and on the east to the road from Newry to Armagh containing 8a 1r 24p lately in the possession of Mrs LIVINGSTONE and also 19a 26p lately in possession of Mrs [?] bounded on the North and South by lands now or lately in the possession of the representatives of Richard Cope WHALLY Esq. On the east by Ballynahone river and on the West by the plantation adjoining by the road leading from Armagh to Newry and also 19a 2r 16p of the late Demesne lands of the See of Armagh lying near the town of Armagh marked in a certain map #9 all said lands and premises situate in Parish Barony of Armagh and also part of the town and lands of Kennedys containing 19a now in possession of the said Leonard DOBBIN or under tenants in Parish and Co. Armagh and also a certain part of the lands of Hazel WILD[?] adjoining the said lands of Kennedys and also in the Parish and Co. Armagh and also the back house both alone and below the rear of Henry HUTCHINSON's former house with a free passage to the same and the gateway of the said HUTCHINSON's in Thomas St in the City, Parish & Co. Armagh … WITNESS: David BELL Solicitor Leonard DOBBIN the younger & William MILLER Attorney of Gardiner’s Place Dublin

1835

201

1835 July 25

Dublin

JACKSON

Image 142

James BYRNE Selling up prior to emigration to Australia.

Lower Sackville Street, Parish St. Thomas

Robert JACKSON of Dublin Householder 3 August 1835 Deed of Sale

SOURCE: Abstract made by Anthony. NOTE: I saw no mention of Robert JACKSON

1835

Drummin, Queens Co. B. Tinehinch

JACKSON

JACKSON, Elizabeth – FLEETWOOD, Thomas

JACKSON, Mary – FLEETWOOD, Thomas

1835

Queens

JACKSON, Elizabeth & Mary

Elizabeth JACKSON-Thomas FLEETWOOD & ors

Drummin, Barony Innehinch

1835

186

1835 Sep 30

Ballybay, Co. Monaghan

JACKSON

JACKSON, William – CARRAHER, John

William JACKSON was indebted, and to settle debts leased many of his holdings in the townland of Ballybay. Harvey’s tenement situated on the westside of the street of Ballybay and bounded on the North by James McMURRAY’s tenement and on the south by Elizabeth McCULLAGH’s tenement and now in the actual possession of William HENSON, Co. Monaghan as well as lands in Lettycrum & Largahamlough… lengthy deed with lots of descriptions of lands…

1835

Antrim

JACKSON, James

James JACK (not JACKSON) – Robert JACK

Image 217 land in Duneany

1835

256

Moylish, Co. Limerick

JACKSON

JACKSON, George – GLOSTER, Arthur

1835

1833-1839

Ballynaconaghy, Co. Down, B Castlereagh

GILLMER

GILLMER, James B-AVERY, Samuel

1835

184

1835 Nov 5

Knockaginy, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, William – McCANCE, David

Re: last will and testament of Rachel JACKSON late of Knocknagony, Co. Down, spinster, deceased of 1^st pt.…. also re will of Jennett JACKSON orse Jane JACKSON orse Jenny JACKSON late of Knocknagnagony spinster deceased & William JACKSON of Knocknagoney, farmer & nephew of and heir at law of Rachel JACKSON & Jennett JACKSON and also Mary JACKSON and Margaret JACKSON late of Knocknagoney spinsters deceased…lands of Knocknagoney formerly in hands of William JACKSON, deceased & afterward in possession of Rachel, Margaret, Mary & Jennett cont 28 acres with house…

SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald

1835

233

Mayo

Sligo

Galway

JACKSON

George JACKSON – Oliver C. JACKSON (probably Oliver Cuffe JACKSON (abt 1773-1845

1835

120

1835 Jul 25

Dublin

JACKSON

DROUGHT-JACKSON

Btw Frederick Stewart DROUGHT of Church St., City of Dublin [Curveline?] Hatter of 1^st pt; Julia DROUGHT of Boot Lane, city of Dublin, widow & executrix of Frederick DROUGHT late of Temple Bar, City of Dublin, Hatter & Francis JACKSON of Killavilla [Killavilla, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co.,… reciting earlier DROUGHT leases lands of Fancroft [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt], …released to Francis JACKSON lands of Fancroft, Barony of Ballybritt, Kings Co… & lands of Glassluen

SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly

1835

169

Aghaville, Co. Leitrim

GODFREY, John & ors – MAXWELL & ors

1835

267

1835 Dec 2

Dunganstown, Co. Dublin, B. Catlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, William H. –PHEPOE, Thomas

William Henry JACKSON of Micklinburgh, Dublin of 1 pt & Thomas PHEPOE of other…demised lands Dunganstown, Co. Dublin

1835

162

MALEVERER

MUNLEVERER, William-HORNER

1836

130

1836 Jan 7

Pallerine, Down & Co. Armagh

COULTER

COULTER, Mary-COULTER, Richard

Image 130

Memorial of Deed Poll Mary COULTER of Cormeen, Co. Down Spinster one of the residual Legatees of will of James COULTER formerly Conean deceased bearing date 30 Sept 1834 … £469.1.3 paid by Richard COULTER of Carnmeen [Camreen?] linen draper eldest son & heir of John COULTER formerly of Canneen Linen Draper deceased …. Lands of Pallestine, in Parish of Newry Co. Down & also 4a of Carnebane [possibly Carnagat ] in that part of Newry which is in Co. Armagh. …

1836

140

1835 Dec 25

Richhill, Co. Armagh, B. Oneiland West

JACKSON

JACKSON, Joseph – RICHARDSON, Elizabeth

The entry in the Grantors Index said 1836 D.B. 13 -1-140 but it wasn’t book 13. In the 1836 Armagh Land Index for Richhill records: 1836-1-140 Armagh Co. Barrister & ors- Elizabeth RICHARDSON (Under Page of Day Book: D.B.1.)

NOTE: DB stands for Decree Book which is a separate series. They appear mostly to be when a landlord repossesses land when there is non payment.

This document is one of a small series of memorials recorded in the 'Civil Bill Decree Book' and available at the Deeds Registry in Dublin. There is no image available publicly at present. Thanks for the help of Nick Reddan and the staff at the Deeds Registry in locating it.

Elizabeth Richardson, plaintiff. Edward Costagans and others defendants. To the Register appointed by Act of Parliament for the Public Registry of Deeds, leases, etc, etc.

A memorial of a Civil Bill Ejectment Decree obtained at a General Quarter Session of the Peace held at Lurgan in the Division of Armagh in the County of Armagh on the 29th day of December 1835, before Edward Tickle Esquire Assistant Barrister for said County in which decree, Miss Elizabeth RICHARDSON was Plaintiff and Edward Costigan Joseph Jackson. Phillip Phillips. John McShea and Francis Boyle were defendants. To hereby after reciting as therein that the plaintiff caused a civil bill to be filed against the defendants. praying to be put in possession of the lands, tenements, houses and premises with the appurtenances situate in the town of Richhill, in the parish of Kilmore, Barony of O'Neill West and County of Armagh, in the possession of the defendants. Which Civil Bill was brought Pursuant to the statute in such cases made and provided on the grounds that the tenant Edward Costigan over held the said premises and it appearing to the Court that process on said Civil Bill was duly served, requiring the Defendants and all others having or claiming to have Interest in the Premises in said bill mentioned requiring them to appear at said Sessions to answer said bill and it appearing that the said Premises were held by defendant Edward Costigan from plaintiff at the yearly rent of two pounds, six shillings and two pence, and that Defendant’s Interest determined on the first day of November last by a noticed to quit theretofore served on the said Defendant, requiring him to deliver up the possession thereof to Plaintiff on the said first day of November last, notwithstanding which the said defendant refused to deliver up the possession thereof though demanded. It was therefore ordered and decreed by the court that the Plaintiff be put in possession thereof pursuant to the statute in that case made and provided. And it was further ordered and decreed by the court that the Plaintiff do recover from the said Edward Costigan, one pound, fifteen shillings and five pence halfpenny costs and the several Sheriffs of the respective counties within the Kingdom of Ireland were thereby commanded, notwithstanding any liberty within them their Bailiwicks to execute the same and take in execution the Body of the said Defendants and satisfy said costs. And said Decree, of which this is a Memorial as to the execution thereof by the said assistant barrister is witnessed by Henry H McKee of Armagh in the County of Armagh. Gentlemen attorney and this memorial is witnessed by the,] said Henry H McKee and Edward Miller. Attorney. Edward Tickle. [Seal].

Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of William Miller, Henry H McKee.

1836

261

Rathgar, Co. Dublin, B. Newcastle

JACKSON

JACKSON, Allen – CRENAN, Bartholemew

1836

1836 Feb 2

Castletownmare and Raibk, Lower Kells, Co Meath,

NORTH

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BTW Richard Toulmin NORTH of Thurland County of Lancaster England Esquire of the one part and John GERRARD of Gilestown [NOTE: There are 4 townlands named Gillston in Co. Meath] Co. Meath Esq. of the other part For the Consideration therein mentioned Richard Toulmin NORTH confirmed unto the said John GERRARD in his actual possession then being by virtue of a bargain and sale therein rented and to his heirs and assigns the towns and Lands of Castletown mare otherwise Castletown Moore [Castletownmoor, Parish Staholmog, Barony Lower Kells] and Reisk otherwise Reake otherwise Revoke [aka Reask, Parish Emlagh, Barony Lower Kells] or by whatever other names the Land hereditaments and premises or my have hereof then were or thereto fore had been known called or Denominded situate lying and being Parishes of Barony of Lower Kells and County of Meath Containing by estima 275a 3r 25p profitable said Irish Plantation measure be the same more or less with the appurtenances to hold unto the said John GERRARD his heirs and assigns for ever and which said deed contains the usual covenants for peaceable enjoyment WITNESS: Henry FOSTER and John Arthur HUNTER City of Dublin Solicitors Richard Toulmin NORTH [SEAL] WITNESS: William Henry Jackson 142 Mecklenburgh Street

NOTE: These are lands that were held earlier by Samuel JACKSON (1641-1705) – Richard Toulmin NORTH (1782-1865) – descendant of Jennet JACKSON.

1836

103

1836 Feb

Lisburn

OLIVER, Henry, Mary, Sarah, Eliza, Jane

OLIVER-McKNIGHT

OLIVER, Henry, Mary, Sarah, Eliza, Jane Robert – McKNIGHT

Between Henry OLIVER of Tannybake, Co. Down, Cotton Weaver of 1^st pt Mary OLIVER & Sarah OLIVER of Tannybrake, Co. Down spinsters James LANG of Lisburn, Co. Antrim weaver & Elizabeth LANG otherwise OLIVER his wife; John HEANEY of Tannybake, Co. Down weaver and Jane HEANEY otherwise OLIVER his wife of 2^nd pt… Robert OLIVER of Tannybrake of 4^th pt. Henry OLIVER deceased was possessed of that piece of land on south side of bridge St., Lisburn, parish of Lisburn alias Blaris Barony of Upper Massarene… Henry OLIVER made his will dated June 8 1827 & devised said property to his son, Henry OLIVER….lives were all names of royalty…

1836

103

1836 Feb

Lisburn

OLIVER, Henry, Mary, Sarah, Eliza, Jane

OLIVER-McKNIGHT

OLIVER, Henry, Mary, Sarah, Eliza, Jane Robert – McKNIGHT

1836

177

BIRCH

HENRY, Joseph-BIRCH, Elizabeth

1836

260

1836 Mar 14

Armagh

McCULLA

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BTW Joseph McKEE of Tassagh Tassagh, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Linen Merchant of 1 pt & Eliza McCALLA and Susan McCALLA both of Markethill Co. Armagh spinsters and daughters of John McCALLA late of Markethill Merchant deceased. Reciting indenture 1Jan 1832 btw Rt Hon Francis William Earl of Charlemont of 1 pt & Joseph McKEE … lands of Tassagh [Tassagh, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] … Joseph McKEE party as executor of John McCALLA deceased stood indebted to said Eliza McCALLA in sum of £260 … Tassagh lying in townland of Tassagh Manor Cladymore Barony Armagh & Co. Armagh … and use of water and watercourses for purpose of working a corn mill bounded by other lands of Joseph McKEE on the East by the River Callan on the south by Andrew ROBINSONs farm and on the west by Samuel GORDONs holding … WITNESS: Robert Cope HARDY of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent Attorney & by William HARDY of Armagh Gent apprentice to Robert Cope HARDY. Joseph McKEE [SEAL]

1836

260

1836 Mar 14

Armagh

McCULLA

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BTW Joseph McKEE of Tassagh [Tassagh, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Linen Merchant of 1 pt & Eliza McCALLA and Susan McCALLA both of Markethill Co. Armagh spinsters and daughters of John McCALLA late of Markethill Merchant deceased. Reciting indenture 1Jan 1832 btw Rt Hon Francis William Earl of Chrlemont of 1 pt & Joseph McKEE … lands of Tassagh … Joseph McKEE party as executor of John McCALLA deceased stood indebted to said Eliza McCALLA in sum of £260 … Tassagh lying in townland of Tassagh Manor Cladymore Barony Armagh & Co. Armagh … and use of water and watercourses for purpose of working a corn mill bounded by other lands of Joseph McKEE on the East by the River Callan on the south by Andrew ROBINSONs farm and on the west by Samuel GORDONs holding … WITNESS: Robert Cope HARDY of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent Attorney & by William HARDY of Armagh Gent apprentice to Robert Cope HARDY. Joseph McKEE [SEAL]

1836

1833 Oct 19

Kings

Galway

Tipperary

PUREFOY

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Marriage Settlement of Thomas PUREFOY Esq. Medical Dr. to Sybella HARRISON on 19 Oct 1835 btw Sybella HARRISSON of Cloughjordon Co. Tipperary only child of Richard HARRISSON Esq deceased formerly Lieutenant in Majesty’s 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards & Anne JAMES orse HARRISSON his wife of 1^st pt; Thomas PUREFOY of Cloughjordan 3^rd son of Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banaghor [probably Kylebeg or Banagher, Parish Reynagh, Barony Garrycastle], Kings Co. Clerk of 2^nd pt; Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher of 3^rd pt; Rev William Traverse HOMAN of Modreny Glebe Co. Tipperary Clerk & William Alexander PUREFOY of Bachelors Walk City of Dublin Esq. Barrister at Law of 4^th pt…. land in Tipperary & £1,333.6.8 the 1/3^rd pt of settlement on the marriage of Richard HARRISSON & Ann JAMES … Revd Thomas PUREFOY was then seized in fee of part of the Town and Manor of Clonbullock [Clonbulloge, Parish Clonsast, Barony Coolestown] & Town and Manor of Clonbeen [probably Clonbrin, Parish Clonsast, Barony Coolestown] in Kings Co. Barony Coolestown, Parish Clonsart. The Rev Thomas PUREFOY had made his will 22 Apr 1828 & had devised the lands of Clonbullock & Clonkeen to his 2^nd son William Alexander PUREFOY …

1836

240

Kilmurry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly

JACKSON

JACKSON, Oliver C. – WALSHE, John

JACKSON, Madelaine E – WALSHE, John

1836

Schoolhouse Lane, Dungannon, Parish Drumglass

JACKSON

JACKSON, James E. –GREER, Thomas

1836

Moylish, City Limerick, Parish St. Munekin

JACKSON

JACKSON, George – WARNER, George

1836

226

1836 Apr 16

Armagh

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BTW Anne SCOTT orse STRAWBRIDGE of Umgola widow of John SCOTT late of Umgola [Umgola, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] deceased of 1 pt & Mary Anne WAUGH of City of Armagh spinster of other pt. Marriage set 6 Jan 1818 btw John SCOTT of 1^st pt & Anne SCOTT by her then named Anne STRAWBRIDGE 2^nd daughter of John STRAWBRIDGE of City & Co. Armagh … settlement land of Umgola 31a … WITNESS: Robert Cope HARDY of Armagh, Co. Armagh Gent attorney

1836

227

1836 Apr 9

Armagh

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BTW John DAVIDSON of City & Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Leonard DOBBIN Esq. M.P. Thomas Kelly EVANS William McWILLIAMS Josua VOGAN & George SCOTT all of City Armagh trustees of Armagh Gas Light Co. … all the houses at a distance of 142’ from road leading from Irish St. to the desant [?] in City of Armagh containing east to west sides 90’ and North to South sides 110’ …

1836

228

1831 Apr 18

Umgola, City Armagh

KIDD

KIDD, Thomas-KIDD, Joseph

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Marriage agreement btw Thomas KIDD of Ballynahone [possibly Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh. Merchant of 1st pt who was to marry Sarah JOHNSTON of Lurgen, (of 2nd pt) daughter of the deceased John JOHNSTON. John JOHNSTON Brewer & Thomas Averill SHILLINGTON of Portadown, merchant acting executors of John JOHNSTON deceased of 3rd pt. Joseph KIDD of Co. Armagh barrister & John JOHNSTON of 4th pt. Under the will of John JOHNSTON deceased, Sarah JOHNSTON was entitled to the sum of £3000. Thomas KIDD made over to the said Joseph KIDD and John JOHNSTON parts of the lands of Umgola [Umgola, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Drumarg [Drumarg, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] & Downs [Downs (see Drumarg (Druim Arg) (aka Downs)] in the actual possession of the said Thomas KIDD and his undertenants containing 49 acres and 38 perches English statute measure consisting of two divisions the Eastern and Western and other lands formerly reserved by John containing 32 acres 3 rods 22 perches English statute measure meared and bounded on the East by lands formerly in the possession of Andrew DAVIDSON and late in the possession of Robert and James STEPHEN and Doctor VOGAN and also by lands formerly in the possession of the Mr. Henry and late in the possession of Doctor Henry and by the Lord primate Richard HENDERSON, and a stream let on the West, partly by the road leading from Armagh to Monaghan and partly by lands in the possession of Mr. William McWILLIAMS and by lands formerly in possession of Owen CALLAGHAN. but then in the possession of Mr VERNER’s tenants on the North by land, then or late in the possession of William McCRUM, and on the South meared and bounded by lands in the possession of Mr. John JONES and the said West division containing 16 acres one Rood and 16 perches English statute measure and is bounded on the East by the mill race of Umgola the mill and partly by the stream let running from the Spring Mill on which Western division there are flour mills and a malt Kiln erected and that malt Kiln is bounded on the East by the road leading from Armagh to Monaghan bounded by the road and partly by a stone wall and also the tenant dwelling houses, offices and gardens formerly held by Arthur Jacob McCaw and his undertenants and then in the possession of the said Thomas Kidd and his undertenants situate lying and being in English Street in the city of Armagh containing in front to said Street 67’4” in the Parish, Barony and County of Armagh, with all the Mills waters water courses houses buildings and improvements there on and all the estate right and interest at law in equity of him the said Thomas KIDD

1836

229

1833-1839

DOBBIN

1836

1836 Apr 18

Water Street, Newry

KIDD

KIDD, John-GRIFFEN, Phil

NAMES: John KIDD; Philip GRIFFIN; Trevor CORRY; Samuel REID; Mary PATTERSON; Richard Jebb BROWNE; John CORBETT- all of Newry. NOTE: I have also included extensive quotes from grave markers to indicate how closely some of the neighbours were.

1836

1836 Apr27

Eadstown, Co. Wicklow, Upper Barony Talbot St

JACKSON

DIXON-GREENE

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JACKSON, William, Anne & Hannah

Bwt Joseph DIXON of Mount pleasant, Co. Dublin assignee of the estate and effects of William JACKSON of Baltinglass [Baltinglass East and/or Baltinglass West], Co. Wicklow, an insolvent debtor & the said William JACKSON of the 1^st part; Anne JACKSON orse RIGGS wife of the said William JACKSON & Robert SHAW of Baltinglass, builder & William PAGE of Leinster St., Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt Robert SHAW of Baltinglass afsd & Hannah SHAW orse JACKSON his wife, Alicia SHAW, and Esther SHAW both of Baltinglass spinsters of 3^rd pt; Rev. Thomas Francis GREENE of Kilrandagh [Kilranelagh, Parish Kilranelagh, Barony Upper Talbotstown], Co. Wicklow Clerk and Augustus Aldborough Lloyd Williams of May Field Vicarage Ashbourne Co. Derby England Lieut. In his Majesty’s Royal Navy of 4^th pt. Reciting lease of May 22 1746 btw Rev Richard BALDWIN, D.D. & Provost of Trinity College, & James JACKSON then late of Eadestown but then of Ffunary [aka Edenderry?], [NOTE: also Spinians] Co. Wicklow farmer of the other part… Richard BALDWIN let to the said James JACKSON all that part of the town and lands of Eadestown then in possession of the said James JACKSON containing 154a 1r late Irish plantation measure in the Barony of Talbotstown Co. Wicklow saving and reserving by therein is accepted and reserved. To hold unto the said James JACKSON his heirs and assigns from the 25th of March then last past for the lives of three persons … for perpetual renewal thereinafter mentioned and expressed without any fine subject to yearly rent of £46.4 Irish currency payable every 29th day of September and 25th day of March and Reciting that by indenture of lease and release bearing date respectively the 12th and 13th day of July 1745 made between the said James JACKSON of the one part and William JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow butcher son of said James JACKSON of the other part the said James JACKSON for the consideration therein mentioned demised unto the said William JACKSON all that moiety or half part of the aforesaid lands of each town to hold from the first day of may then last four and during the lives of three persons therein mentioned and the life of the survivor of them with covenant for perpetual renewal subject to 1/2 of the yearly rent so reserved in and by said original lease of the 22nd day of may 1746 and also paying 1/2 of all the costs and expenses of obtaining a renewal of said original lease of said lands and reciting that by indentures of lease and release bearing date respectively the 24th and 25th days of November 1771 the said James JACKSON for the considerations therein mentioned demised set and to farm let unto Alexander JACKSON his heirs and assigns all that one moiety 1/2 part being the remaining [?] of the aforesaid town and lands of each town. To hold to set Alexander JACKSON his heirs and assigns for and during the lives of the three persons therein mentioned and the survivor of them with consent for perpetual renewal subject to the yearly rent so reserved and made payable by said original lease of the 22nd May 1764 and 1/2 of the costs and expenses of obtaining a renewal of said original lease is by said indenture might appear and reciting that the interests of the set Alexander JACKSON in said lands became vested in Thomas Eves GREEN of the city of Dublin Esquire and that the interest of the said William JACKSON in and to the other moiety of said lands became vested in his son Thomas JACKSON late of Baltinglass on the county of Wicklow deceased and reciting that by indenture of lease bearing date the 1st of April 1801 the said Thomas JACKSON for the considerations therein mentioned demise and set unto the said Thomas Eves GREEN all that the full moiety or half part of undivided so vested in said Thomas JACKSON and herein before mentioned of said town and lands of Eadestown for and during the lives of the three persons therein named and the survivor of them with covenant of perpetual renewal therein contained at and under the yearly rate rent or sum of £103.2 late currency payable as therein mentioned and reciting that the interest of said Thomas JACKSON and said lands afterwards became vested under his will in said Thomas JACKSON his heir at law party thereto and reciting that by indenture of settlement executed on the intermarriage of said William JACKSON with his present wife Ann JACKSON orse Riggs and bearing date the 5th of December 1831 all interest of the said William JACKSON in and to said lands became vested in Robert SHAW and William PAGE party thereto in trust for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and reciting that afterwards the said William JACKSON was discharged as insolvent debtor and John FOX was appointed Assignee of his estate and effects and reciting that the said John FOX was afterward removed from such assigneeship and John COOK appointed in his stead and which said John COOK was subsequently also removed from said office of assignee and Joseph DIXON party hereto was duly appointed assignee in his stead and in whom all the estate and interest of the said William JACKSON in and to set undivided moiety of said land of Eadestown was then legally vested. And reciting that in pursuance of an order of the Court for the relief of insolvent debts in Ireland made in the matter of said insolvent all the estate and interest of said insolvent were set up to be sold by auction and William PAGE party thereto having bid the sum of £3 was declared the purchaser thereof and reciting that the said Thomas Francis GREEN and Augustus Aldborough Lloyd Williams being desirous of purchasing all the estate right title charge claim and interest of the several persons parties hereto of the first second and third part of in end to the said lands of each town offered for the same a sum of £1,375 which offer the said parties had accepted and said William PAGE had requested of said Joseph DIXON and William JACKSON to join him in conveying said lands to the said Thomas Francis GREEN and Augustus Aldborough Lloyd Williams free from all charges and encumbrances whatsoever and said indenture witnessed that in consideration of the premises and of the sum of £3.00 sterling to him the said Joseph DIXON in hand paid the receipt whereof was thereby acknowledged in consideration of the sum of £1,375 to them the said Ann JACKSON Robert SHAW William PAGE Alishia SHAW and Esther SHAW Robert SHAW and Hannah SHAW some or one of them in hand paid the receipt whereof was thereby acknowledged and of the sum of five shillings to him the said William JACKSON also in hand paid today the said Joseph DIXON William JACKSON Ann JACKSON Robert SHAW William page Alicia SHAW and Esther SHAW Robert SHAW and Hannah SHAW according to their respective estates an interest there in did grant bargain sell assign alien release and confirm unto the said [?] and Augustus Aldborough Lloyd Williams in their actual possession then being by virtue of the bargain and sale and of the statute therein recited and to their heirs and assigns all the one undivided moiety a full half part the entire under 2 equal parts being considered as divided of and in all that part of the town of Eadestown herein before particularly described and mentioned situate lying and being in the upper half Barony of Talbotstown and county of Wicklow and all and singular the appurtenances there unto belonging and all the estate right title interest use trust possession property claim charge and demand whatsoever both at law and inequity or right and benefit of privilege of renewal of them that said Joseph DIXON William JACKSON and JACKSON Robert SHAW William PAGE Alishia SHAW Esther SHAW Robert SHAW and Hannah SHAW and every of them of and in said premises and every part thereof. To hold with the appurtenances unto the said Thomas Francis Augustus Aldborough Lloyd Williams their heirs and assigns four in during the natural lives and life of [illegible - Made DEAIS?] Revd James SAUNDERS and William JACKSON party there to being the three lives named in the last renewal of the original indenture of lease of the 20th November 1789 and the survivor of them and for and during the lives of all such other persons as should be added thereunto pursuant to the covenant for perpetual instead recited original indenture of lease of the 22nd day of May 1746 containing upon the trusts nevertheless for the several uses intents and purposes and subject to the limitations and powers therein mentioned and expressed in and by a certain indenture made upon the intermarriage of the Rev. James SAUNDERS with Augusta Sophia Lloyd Williams bearing date the 27th day of November 1728 between Ellen Catherine [née GLASCOCK] of Saunders Grove in the county of Wicklow widow and relict of Morley SAUNDERS [Morley Pendred SAUNDERS (1738-1825) grandson of Morley SAUNDERS (1671-1737) of Saunders Grove] of the same place deceased of the first part the Rev. James Thomas Connolly SAUNDERS [ (1796-1888 son of Morely Pendred SAUNDERS)] of Bagenalstown in the county of Carlow one of the younger sons of the said Morley SAUNDERS of the second part Ellen SAUNDERS of Saunders Grove before said one of the daughters of the said Morley SAUNDERS of the third part. John Lloyd Williams of Alderbrook Hall Co. Cardigan,Wales Esquire at the 4th part. Augusta Sofia Lloyd Williams daughter of said John Lloyd Williams of the 5th part and William Oldnall Russell [RUSSELL (1785–1833) - married, in 1825, Louisa Maria, daughter of John Lloyd Williams, esq., and left children.] of Old Square Lincolns Inn in London Esquire serjeant at law and the Rev. Thomas Francis GREEN of Killranlegh [Kilranelagh, Parish Kilranelagh, Barony Upper Talbotstown] in the county of Wicklow aforesaid clerk of the 6th part. WITNESS: William WRIGHT and Robert COURTNEY both of the city of Dublin solicitors Joseph DIXON [SEAL] William JACKSON [SEAL] Ann JACKSON [SEAL] Robert SHAW [SEAL] William page [SEAL] Hannah SHAW [SEAL] Alicia SHAW [SEAL] Esther SHAW [SEAL] signed and sealed in presence of William WRIGHT Robert COURTNEY … he delivered said deed and memorial to Walter GLASSCOCK Esquire appointed register at his office Kings Inn buildings Henrietta St the 27th day of April 1836 at or near the hour of before 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon of said day

SEE; Morley SAUNDERS

SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass.

SEE: D. 24,155-60 National Library. Six deeds relating to property at Cumber, King's Co., and concerning Morley Saunders and Robert Jackson, with a few associated notes, 1724 - 1802. . In Misc Docs in Kings Co. JACKSONs

1836

156

1836 Apr 15

Dublin

Cork

HYDE

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BTW William Cook COLLIS the elder of Castle Cooke Co. Cork Esqr William Cook COLLIS the Younger of Castle Cooke aforesaid Esq eldest son and heir of the said William Cook COLLIS the elder William COSGRAIN the Younger of North Great Georges Street, City of Dublin Esq and Samuel Spargt REEVES of Merrion Square, City of Dublin solicitor of the 1^st part Sarah HYDE of Castle Hyde in the County of Cork Spinster daughter of the late John HYDE of Castlehyde [Castlehyde, Parish of Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon]. aforesd decd and of the Hon HYDE orse O’CALLAGHAN his wife also decd of the 2^nd part the Right Huth Cornelius Lord Viscount Lismore of Shanbally Castle Co. Tipperary and The Honble Sir Robt William CALLAGHAN Lieut Genl in his Majestys Service Trustees named in the settlemt 13 Nov 1802 executed on the Marriage of the said John HYDE with the said Hon Elizabeth CALLAGHAN of the 3^rd part John Thomas ALLEN of Leddenton Co. Cork Esqr and Robt McCARTY of Co. Cork afores of the 4^th part Cornelius HYDE of Castle Hyde Co. Cork Esqr and Henry John LESLIE of the City of Dublin Barrister at Law of the 5^th part Francis DREW of Maslop Co. Waterford Esqr and Mathew LESLIE of Wilton Co. Cork & City of Cork Esq of the 6^th part John HYDE of Castle Hyde Co. Cork Esq and Thomas WIGMORE of Ballynodoe [?] Co. Cork Esq of the 7^th part and the Hon George CALLAGHAN of Shanbally Castle [SEE: History] Co. Tipperary third son of said Viscount Lismore and the Revd Morris Atkin COLLIS of Fermoy in the County of Cork Clerk of the 8^th part Whereby after Reciting amongst other things the said William Cooke COLLIS the Elder had entered into an agreement with the representatives of the late Thomas Earl of Longford for the purchase of all that and there the Lands of Ballyvonkane [?] Linosolloh [?] and Gorteen [?] Situate lying and being in the Barony of Fermoy Co. Cork being part and parcel of the estate called and known by the name of the Ballyhinder Estate for the sum of £10,000 and that the said William Cook COLLIS the elder and William Cook COLLIS the younger had entered into an arrangement or agreement that the said Sum of £10,000 the amount of the purchase money should be raised by Mortgage of said Lands and also of certain other lands included in a Deed of 1804 … that a Marriage had been agreed upon and was intended to be shortly had and solemnized between the said William Cooke COLLIS the Younger and Sarah HYDE in Conson of the said then intended marriage and in pursuance of the agreements therein ment to be made in contemplation thereof of the fortune of the said Sarah HYDE secured and agreed to be settled as therein ment and also for providing a competent maintenance for the said William Cooke COLLIS the younger during the joint lives of the said William Cook COLLIS the elder and William Cook COLLIS the younger and also for making provison for the said Sarah HYDE in case the marriage should take effect … Confirm unto the said John Thomas ATKIN and Robert McCARTY and to their heirs all that & Those the Lands Tenements Heredits and premises comprised in a certain recovery suff in Hellery Term 1804 and in a certain Indentin of 11 Feb 1804 and also in an Indenture of equal date with the Indenture of which this is a mem that is to say all that and those four plow Lands of Dungellane Barony of Condon & Clongibbon Co. Cork distinguished by the several denominating or names following that is to say Dingellane se Dunguillane or Dungwellane see Castle Cooke Ballygaronshan wise Ballygrone ham Bullymadder Ora Ballymenagh orse Ballynamodagh orse Bullynemaddagh Glanchurkly wise Glancently as Glancarty propose one Propogeagh orse Propogue ase properge Crenagh are Cronighell as bronchell or Cronshill Ballynemony use Ballynemon a wise Ballynamona and Knocktonane se Knockadresnane use knock addressane se Knockatunnane & all other the Lands Tenements and Heredits and premises of any such there be comprised in the said recovery of 1804 or said Indenture of 11 Feb 1804 …

NOTE: Early Barony maps from the L. Brown Collection – part of the Down Survey may help to identify these townlands, which so far elude me.

1836

1835 Dec 10

Moylin, City of Limerick & Co. Tipperary

JACKSON

JACKSON, George & Lydia - GLOSTER, Arthur

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BTW Christopher DELMAGE of 1^st pt; Rev John DELMAGE of 2^nd pt; George JACKSON and Lydia his wife of 3^rd pt.; Arthur GLASTER of City of Limerick Esq. of 4^th pt; George GLASTER the younger of City of Limerick Gent of 5^th pt reciting 1 Nov 1834 and reciting 22 Oct 1835 … grant of lands of Moylish [Moylish,, Parish St Munchins, Barony of North Liberties] in Parish St. Munchin, Liberties of City of Limerick … and Lydia JACKSON’s share of 2,000 charged on lands of Lisnamrock [Lisnamrock, Parish Ballingarry] and other lands in Barony Slievardagh Co Tipperary by indenture 7 July 1794

NOTE: Married at Limerick George JACKSON Esq. eldest son of Sherriff JACKSON to Lydia daughter of the late Jeremiah LANGLEY Esq. of Limerick. 1 Mar 1821. SOURCE: Clare Journal.

SEE also ROD: 848-48-567578 GLOSTER-JACKSON

SEE also ROD: 433-21-279150 William Marcus JACKSON and ROD: 479-312-306589 William Marcus JACKSON and ROD:489-6-303648 William Marcus JACKSON and ROD: 708-16- 484751 William Devereaux JACKSON & William Marcus JACKSON and ROD: 26-373-15743 in 1718 – George JACKSON merchant of City of Limerick held lands of Moylish and ROD: 333-513-225717 William JACKSON of the City of Limerick Gent & William Marcus JACKSON Gent his eldest son & heir

1836

231

1831 June 1

Shortstone, Co. Louth

BAILLIE

BAILLIE, Robert-DARBY, Jonathon 1833-1839

Between Robert BAILLIE of Shortstone, Co Louth of 1st part & Rev Jonathon [Lonett?] DARLEY of Acton Glebe [between village of Acton and Pointzpass], Co Armagh of other pt. ... granted to DARLEY 205A 2R.

1836

112

1836 Jun 3

Cavan

JACKSON

Samuel Gerard & Francis MOORE- James E. JACKSON Moyhall, Bo Loughtee, Co. Cavan 1836-11-112 Grantors Index 1833-39.

Index 281

James Eyre JACKSON of 5^th pt.

1836

121

1836 Jun 13

Butterfield Lane, Co. Dublin, B. Newcastle

JACKSON

JACKSON & ors-SHAW

JACKSON, John -SHAW, Esther

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John JACKSON of Rathmines, Co. Dublin Gent & acting executor of Judith AHNUTY late of Rathfarmhan, Co. Dublin widow deceased of 1^st pt…other names ... KIRKWOODs of 2^nd pt… Esther SHAW of Rathfarnham Co Dublin spinster of 3^rd pt. Reciting indenture of Assignment 30 Apr 1793 btw Letitia AHMUTY of Rathfarnham Co. Dublin widow since deceased and one of the executors of Townly AHMUTY late of City of Dublin Merchant deceased of 1 pt & Judith AHMUTY (as above) of other pt. … for sum of £328 the said John JACKSON Thomas ARTHUR Ahmuty KIRKWOOD, Thomas KIRKWOOD and Judith Mary his wife and Margaret Letitia KIRKWOOD and every one of them … conveyed to Esther SHAW a field in Butterfield Lane 3a and bounded on the North by the road, on the south by Mr. MOLONY’s fields, on the West by a road leading to MOLONY’s fields and on the East by field late said Letitia AHMETY’s formerly demised to Hon George JOCELYN and house and garden in rere of Letitia AHMUTY’s Coach House bounded on the North by a small garden and Turrett belonging to said House on the South by the road leading to the Strand on the West by the Mill Race leading from the Corn Mill to SLATER’s Paper Mills and on the East by the aforesaid Coach House as formerly demised to William DRUMGOOLE … WITNESS: Robert ARTHUR of Lower Dominick St City of Dublin Attorney & Frederick JACKSON of Rathmines Road son of John JACKSON

NOTE: I do not have proof, but it is possible that Esther SHAW was the daughter of Robert SHAW & Hannah JACKSON both of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow.

1836

123

1836 Jun 13

Moy, Co. Tyrone Charlemount, Co. Armagh, B. Newcastle

JACKSON

Image 288

Btw William JACKSON Merchant then of Moy, Co. Tyrone, merchant of 1 pt & Robert HALLIDAY of Belfast, Co. Antrim., merchant…. JACKSON made over to HALLIDAY land in Charlemont, Co. Armagh Houses & land in Charlemount, Co. Armagh for sum of £127.5 with interest. WITNESS: Cornelius Carlton DAVIDSON of Moy, Co. Tyrone Gent Attorney & John CAULFIELD of Charlemont.& Cornelius Carlton BOOMER the younger & William ANDERSON

1836

235

1834 Feb 13

Derry

JACKSON

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BTW James KANE of Cortgaven [Gortycavan, Parish Dunboe, Barony Coleraine] in the County of Londonderry farmer of the one part and Elizabeth MAIRS Sister of the said James KANE of GortyCavin aforesaid Widow of the other part whereby the said after renting as therein is rented to the said James KANE did Sell to said Elizabeth MAIRS in her actual possession then being by virtue of a lease for year therein rented and to her heirs and Assigns all that and those that farm in Gortycavin cout 42 1/2a as formerly in the possession of Edward KANE deed with grazing for two Cows on the [Islea?] Hill also all that farm in Fermoyle Contd one Hundred and 66a 1r 19p all that grazing farm in Bratwell [NOTE: Changed Parish Boundaries: Bratwell, Parish Formoyle, Barony Coleraine] 30a situate in the parish of Dunboe Half Barony of Colerain and County of Londonderry To Hold the said lands Tenements Hereditaments and premises with their appurts unto the said Elizabeth MAIRS her heirs and assigns for and during the rest residue and remainder of the term of lives yet to come and unexpired in the original Lease of said premises from Colonel George JACKSON to Francis KANE 22 Apr 1800 WITNESS: James MAIRS of Gorlycavin and Andrew McAFFEE of English Town [Englishtown, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine] in the County of Londonderry farmers Elizabeth MAIRS [SEAL]

NOTE: This would likely be the George JACKSON (1766-1840), son of Richard JACKSON & Anne O’NEILL

1836

280

1836 Jun 13

Clonbrogan, Co. Tipperary, B. Middlethird

JACKSON

JACKSON, George – CLARKE, Patrick

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BTW George JACKSON of Mount Pleasant Co. Tipperary Esq. of 1^st pt; William Cooper CRAWFORD of Rapla Co. Tipperary Esq of 2^nd pt; Patrick CLARKE of #17 Kildare St City of Dublin Esq. of 3^rd pt. … in consideration of £1,400 granted lands of Clanbrogan & part of lands of Curraghscarteen formerly in possession of James DWYER … [reciting Court case]

1836

1833-1839

Anne Street, Shankill, Belfast

COULTER

COULTER, Catherine-WELISTER, Ann

1836

1836 Mar 3

St. Stevens Green, City of Dublin, Parish of St. Peter

JACKSON

JACKSON, Allan – BONSOL, John

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BTW John HAMILTON of Old Mount Pleasant Co. Dublin Builder and Alan JACKSON of Rathgar Co. Dublin Painter and Glazier of 1 pt; Jacob Jackson LUNN of Stephens Green City of Dublin Painter and paper Stainer of 2^nd pt & John Ainsley BONSALL of Clanbrazill St. Co. Dublin Gent of 3^rd pt.. reciting lease 10 Jun 1828 Edward Richard COLLES demised to George MILLIKEN house and tenement #133 on West side of St. Stephen’s Green in City of Dublin … in Parish St. Stephen …

1836

159

1833-1839

York Steet, City? Parish St. Peter

COULTER

COULTER, John- HENRY, James

1836

1836 Aug 16

Drumcanver

LESLIE, Nathaniel & OLIVER, David, Joseph, Benjamin

Deed of assignment between Nathaniel LESLIE of Leslie Hall in Co. Armagh [or is it Co. Monaghan?], Gent of the one part Joseph OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER both of Ballyrea [Ballyrea, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh ], in Co. Armagh Gent of the second part. OLIVERs sold to David LESLIE part of the town and lands of Drumcanver formerly in possession of William LESLIE deceased & thereto held & enjoyed by Nathanial LESLIE in Manor of Loghey [Toghey?] Barony & Co. of Armagh 35 acres 2 r 30p in possession of Camack & Henry Mahallam. Witness Bernard McCARTEN & Thomas REILLY, Co. Monaghan.

1836

212

Down

JACKSON, Margaret

Margaret JACKSON-Hugh CARLISLE

Tullyhubert, Barony Castlereagh

1836

262

1836 Sep 27

Tullyhubart, Co. Down, Barony of Castlereagh

JACKSON

JACKSON, Margaret – CARLISLE, Hugh

Margaret ABERNATHY orse JACKSON of Balycreely Co Down widow of James ABERNATHY of Ballycreely farmer…. Catherine CARLISLE ors CLARK….

16d

1836

1836 Aug 2

Cromwellstown, Co. Kildare, B. So Salt

JACKSON

JACKSON, Henry V. – GALWAY, William

Btw Catherine PEARSON orse READ of Glasnevin, Co. Dublin, widow of 1^st part; Henry Vincent JACKSON of City of Dublin Attorney at Law of 2^nd pt & William GALWEY of Baggot St, Dublin of 3^rd pt reciting that Catherin PEARSON alias READ by virtue of will of r[?] PEARSON her father

1836

1834 Jun 4

Dublin

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-Moses WHITTY

Bolton St., Parish St. Mary

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BTW John JACKSON of Capel St City of Dublin Iron Monger of 1 pt & Moses WHITTY of Bolton St City of Dublin Chandler of other pt. Reciting deed 15 Feb 1831 … Bolton Street property has become vested in John JACKSON who demised it to Moses WHITTY … WITNESS: Michael WHITTY City of Dublin Chandler & Michael J FAGAN of City of Dublin Gent & Patrick DOLAN of Bolton St Tallow Chandler. Moses WHITTY [SEAL]

1836

172

1836 Sep 3

Dublin

Shropshire

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON- Samuel PIGOT

Grafton St, parish St. Andrew

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BTW James JACKSON of Lindley Hall, Shropshire, England Esq of 1 pt; & Samuel James PIGOTT of City of Dublin Music Seller of other pt. reciting indenture 11^th Nov 1800 btw James BLACKER of City of Dublin Merchant of 1 pt & Robert SMYTH and John DICKSON of City of Dublin Woolen Draper of other pt. also reciting deed of conveyance 11 May 1803 btw Robert SMITH & John DICKSON to Joseph DICKSON and also reciting a commission of Bankruptcy 3^rd June 1815 was awarded against said Joseph DICKSON & Thomas BRISCOE his copartner in trade and Thomas Dawson ATKINSON chosen assignee and that Thomas Dawson ATKINSON having eloped from the country …. And Henry FORDE as sole assignee sold the Dwelling House 10 Jan and James JACKSON was declared purchaser and reciting 15 Mar 1817 from said Henry FORDE to said James JACKSON & reciting 25 Jan 1825 said James JACKSON to William JACKSON and Jane JACKSON his brother & sister also reciting mtg 3 Jan 1822 from William JACKSON and Jane JACKSON to said James JACKSON and reciting 21 Jun 1835 said William JACKSON, Robert NICHOLSON and Jane NICHOLSON orse JACKSON his wife … dwelling House on tenement #106, 112 on West side of Grafton St., Parish saint Andrew City of Dublin together with the Ware Rooms offices and yards with free liberty of Ingress Egress regress through the Gate Way or passage on south side of said premises leading from Graften St, …. James JACKSON [SEAL]

1836

119

1836

Antrim

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON – Saul ALEXANDER

Land in Larne

Error – this is the number as recorded in the Grantors Index, but Image 83 has an unrelated Deed: ROD: 1836-191-119

1836

125

Armagh

JACKSON

Richard JACKSON Trustees & Sir George JACKSON

1836

113

1836 Nov 3

Kings

JACKSON

Francis, Anne & George Ballybritt, Barony Ballybritt

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BTW Francis JACKSON of Killavilla [Killavilla, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co. Eq & Ann his wife of 1st pt. George JACKSON of Killavilla eldest son of 2^nd pt Joseph JONES of Cecil St Limerick, Co. Limerick Esq & Elizabeth JONES daughter of said Joseph of 3^rd pt; Joseph JONES of Cline Limerick, Co. Limerick & James JACKSON of Killavilla Esq of 4^th pt & William LEDGER of City of Limerick Esq. and George BENNETT of Sorrillhill Co. Tipperary of 4^th pt. Reciting that a marriage to be had btw George JACKSON and Elizabeth JONES and upon that treaty Francis JACKSON in consideration of love for his son George JACKSON conveyed land to John Joseph JONES and James JACKSON in trust … sum £2,000 to said George JACKSON by said Joseph JONES as marriage portion … lands of Ballybritt [Ballybritt , Parish Aghancon, Barony Ballybritt], Francroft [ [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt]]and Glassluen [probably Glascloon, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Clonlisk] containing 900a and also the tithes of the lands of Fancroft and the Glebe lands of Ballybritt containing 14a and also part of Fancroft [Fancroft, Parish Seirkieran, Barony Ballybritt] containing 57a arable and 3a coarse meadow together with boggs and marshes and commons belonging so conveyed to him by deeds 23 Jan 1833 and 20 July 1835 all lands in Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co. to hold unto the said John Joseph JONES and James JACKSON in trust for said Francis JACKSON and after the marriage to George JACKSON for his natural life … life of his mother Anne JACKSON … Francis JACKSON [SEAL] George JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: James WORRELL Thomas St City of Limerick solicitor & Thomas R. TROUSDALL of Georges St City of Limerick wine merchant NOTE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly

1836

196

Backlane Birr

BREAKEY

BREAKY, Robt-Drought

Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken BREAKEY

19/12/1836. Robert BREAKEY, Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co. Two brothers: John & Francis.

1836

1836 Dec 2

Monaghan

McMATH

Marriage arts Tievelenny, Barony Cremorne

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BTW Andrew McMATH of Castleblayney Co. Monaghan of 1^st pt James JACKSON of Clones Co. Monaghan Esq of 2^nd pt Sarah Jane JACKSON dau of James JACKSON spinster of 3^rd pt. Reciting deed 17 Aug 1813 btw Francis ELLIS heir of Henry ELLIS deceased of 1^st pt; John JOHNSTON of Killaneal Co. Monaghan Esq. of 2^nd pt Elizabeth KEITH [?] mother of said John JOHNSTON of 3^rd pt; William HAMILTON of Castleblayney Esq of 4^th pt; Andrew McMATH then of Thornfield Co. Monaghan Gent father of said Andrew McMATH of 5^th pt … lands of Cortoghart, Theikill, Farnill and Fevebeeny Parish Aughnamullen, Barony Cremorne Co. Monaghan containing 139a 3r 32p in consideration of £3,750 rents to William HAMILTON as a trustee fee to Andrew McMATH reciting indenture 9 Dec 1813 btw John JOHNSTON of 1^st pt; Robrt MURDOLK [?]of Glasslough Co. Monaghan Esq of 2^nd pt; Francis ELLIS of 3^rd pt; Elizabeth KEITH of 4^th pt; Dorothea JOHNSTON spinster sister of said [?] JOHNSTON of 5^th pt William HAMILTON of 6^th pt & Andrew McMATH of 7^th pt. John JOHNSTON for £1,851 assigned his interest in townlands of Kilkill [Kilkit, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony of Cremorne] 70a 1r 24 p to William HAMILTON for benefit of Andrew McMATH and reciting 28 Feb 1817 btw John JOHNSTON f 1 pt & Andrew McMATH then of Thornfield of the other pt & land of Formill [Formil, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony of Cremorne] in Barony Cremorne, Co. Monaghan … [other recited deeds] … 12 April 1813 bequeathed to William HAMILTON nd James McMATH property in trust to pay to Catherine McMATH £100 out of his freehold property … during the minority of his two sons Hamilton McMATH & Andrew McMATH …

12 Aug 1821 without altering or revoking said will and reciting marriage to be had btw Andrew McMATH and Sarah Jane JACKSON … lands of Tievaleny [Tievaleny, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony of Cremorne], Kilkill [Kilkit, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony of Cremorne] & Formill [Formil, Parish Aghnamullen, Barony of Cremorne] in Parish Aughnamullen, Barony Cremorne Co. Monaghan for benefit of Sarah Jane JACKSON his intended wife … James JOHNSTON passed to Andrew McMATH marriage portion £1,000. … WITNESS: William JACKSON of Clones Merchant & Hugh [?ANTY] of Rockfield attorney both in Co. Armagh. Andrew F. McMATH [SEAL} in presence of William Jackson HENRY attorney

NOTE: There is much more detail in this memorial. NOTE: A James JACKSON of Clones was the husband of Mary KIDD. SEE ALSO: ROD: 617-466-427330; ROD:662-75-454603; ROD: 817-333-550468; ROD:889-265-588265 and ROD:1835-4-199 JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath

NOTE: On Aug 1, 1837, a Burton JACKSON (est 1805-1875) of Co. Clare married Elizabeth McMATH daughter of Andrew McMATH of Monaghan. SEE: McMATH-JACKSON; JACKSONs of Shinrone, Camblin & Roscrea. and Lisnaboe JACKSONs.

1836

Tipperary

Limerick

JACKSON, Thomas & Helena

Thomas JACKSON & Helena & ors-John GABBETT

Conemore, City Limerick

1837

1837 Jan 4

Down

Dublin

CROZIER

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BTW William CROZIER of Hartfield Lodge in the County of Dublin Esquire and the Revered Philip Graham CROZIER styling himself Graham Philip CROZIER Clerk Vicar of Edenderry in the Kings County Executors and surviving Trustees named in and appointed by the last will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the County of Down attorney at Law deceased of the first part Jane CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid widow of the said George CROZIER of the second part and Thomas CROZIER of Banbridge aforesaid attorneys at Law of the third part Reciting: for the general consideration therein mentioned they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such executors and surviving Trustees as aforesaid and also the said William CROZIER as the heir at Law of the said George CROZIER also the said Jane CROZIER did grant bargain sell assign transfer make over for ever quitclaim release and confirm unto the said Thomas CROZIER as to the parts and proportions thereof which were of Freehold in his actual possession … All that messuage and Tenement with the dwelling house offices and Garden thereunto belonging situate in the Town of Banbridge and Co. Down and as formerly in the possession and occupation of Patrick Simpson KENNEDY Gentleman together with a free passage thereto through the gate next adjoining the house formerly in possession of John FLEMING in as full and ample a manner as the said John FLEMING granted the same to James LAW therein named by the Indenture therein recited and as the same were afterwards in the possession of the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER and also all that Park or plot of Ground in the town land of Ballyvally [Ballyvally, Parish of Seapatrick, Barony Iveagh Lower, Lower Half] Co. Down containing by estimation 4a of the late Just plantation measure be the same more or less commonly called and known by the name of ROWANs tenements meared and bounded as therein mentioned and formerly in the possession of the said Patrick Simpson KENNEDY and afterwards in the possession of the said George CROZIER … together with all that way Road or passage leading to the said last mentioned pack or plot of Ground called ROWANs tenement which several years since were granted the set apart by the Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire to and for the exclusive use and benefit of the said George CROZIER deceased his heirs and assigns And also all that parcel of land and being in the Townland of Ballyvalley containing by admeasurement 6a of the late Irish Plantation measure or thereabouts to the same more or less and as therein also particularly mentioned and described meared and bounded as by all of thereof annexed to the original Lease of said Premises 20 Oct 1755 from the Right Honorable WILLS Earl of Hillsborough to John FLEMING … and also all that and those that part or proportion of the town lands of Bally Valley containing 1a or there abouts of the late Irish plantation measure and which the said George CROZIER in his lifetime occupied and held as a Garden attached to his dwelling house at Banbridge for said and also all that and those that building tenement or Lot of Ground situate in the said Townland of Ballyvalley of the Turnpike or Mail Coach road leading from Banbridge to Dromore and containing in front to said road 200’ and extending back to the said last mentioned premises or Garden and also all that and those that and proportion of the town lands of Ballymoney aforesaid containing 4a 16p or thereabouts of the late Just plantation measure as formerly possessed and enjoyed by the said George CROZIER and then in the possession and occupation of Moffett DICKSON in the town land of Ballyvalley and Ballymoney [Ballymoney, Parish of Seapatrick, Barony Iveagh Lower, Lower Half] Parish of Seapatrick Barony of upper Iveagh and County of Down aforesaid To Hold the said messuage tenement with the dwelling house office and Garden thereunto belonging so situate in the town of Banbridge aforesaid and then in the possession and occupation of the said Jane CROZIER party thereto and also all that Park or plot of Ground in the townland of Ballyvalley containing by estimation 4a or thereabouts of the late Irish Plantation measure commonly called and known by the name of ROWANs Tenement together with the Road way or passage to the same as therein particularly mentioned and described and also the said in Acres other part of the said Townland of Ballyvalley therein before Secondly described unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns as fully as therein mentioned from the 1 May 1834 for and during the natural lives and life of the several cast is in said deed of which this writing is a Memorial respectively named being the lives named in the last renewals therein respectively recited and to Hold that part or proportion of the Townland of Ballyvally containing one acre or thereabouts of the late Irish plantation measure so as aforesaid theretofore occupied by the said George CROZIER as a garden and then in the possession of the said George CROZIER in and also that lot or building Tenement and ground situate in the said Townland of Ballyvalley and containing as aforesaid in front Two hundred feet and extending back to the said last mentioned Premises or garden as therein mentioned unto the said Thomas CROZIER his exors admors and assigns in the mean time and for and during such term or terms of years or otherwise which should or might at any time there after be granted thereof respectively under the agreement for a Lease from or by the Most Honorable the of Downshire his heirs or assigns as therein mentioned And to Hold the said last mentioned Lands and Premises so situate in the townland of Bally aforesaid unto the said Thomas CROZIER his executors admors and assigns for and during all the rest residue and remainder of the term of Two thousand years then 1861 Robert To Hodd Regd Jany 1 C Then to come and unexpired of and in the same premise and fully to be completed and ended being the terms originally granted of the same under and by virtue of the said therein before recited and in the Indenture under and by virtue of which the same premises with others are held together with the said several Indenture of Lease and all such future and other terms for lives or years which should or might be added thereto respectively by virtue of any covenant of renewal or otherwise but subject nevertheless to the payment of the rents and renewal fines and to the observance and performance of the cont conditions and agreements in and by the said several recited Indenture of Lease thereof respectively reserved and contained and subject also to the payment of one annuity or yearly sum of £100 pounds to the said Jane Crozier and her assigns for and during the life of the said Jane CROZIER and which said Deed contains covenants of right of conveyance and further assurance and as to the execution thereof by the said William CROZIER and Graham Phillip CROZIER is witnessed by Thomas MURRAY of Edenderry in the King County Esquire and Thomas R MURRAY of the same Esquire son of the said Thomas MURRAY and said deed and this Memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by the said Thomas CROZIER WITNESS Edward HUDSON of Gardiners Place in the County of Dublin apprentice to the said Thomas CROZIER and John COFFEE of Drumconded in the said County of Dublin Gentleman Thos CROZIER

1837

1836 Dec 1

Armagh

JACKSON

William JACKSON-John CLARK. Charlemont

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BTW William JACKSON of Moy, Co. Tyrone, Merchant of 1^st pt; Robert HALIDAY of Belfast, Merchant of 2^nd pt; John CLARK jr Gent of Corr & Dunavalley [Corr and Dunavally, Parish Loughgall (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],Co. Armagh of 3^rd pt. … reciting John CLARKE jr paid yearly rent to John JACKSON the Grantor in deed of Assignment 13 Apr 1832 for and during life of John JACKSON’s natural life … WITNESS: James SLOAN of Moy, Co. Tyrone, Merchant & John William HANNA of Charlemont Co. Armagh . William JACKSON [SEAL]

1837

112

Tofsee Cremone

BREAKEY

MILLS (includes McCULLAGH & BREAKEY)

BREAKEY, Wm-Goudy, John

Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken BREAKEY

11/2/1837. Reference to William BREAKEY, USA.

1837

263

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver C

Shanasmore, Barony Tyrawley

Oliver C. & Madelaine JACKSON-Arthur PUGH

1837

1837 Jan 17

Monaghan

McMATH

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BTW Hamilton McMATH of Thoraford Co. Monaghan Esq. of 1^st pt & James PARKER of Mountkeney Co. Down Esq of 2^nd pt & Mary PARKER spinster daughter of James PARKER 3^rd pt. Recited marriage was shortly intended btw Hamilton McMATH & Mary PARKER £1,500 … Hamilton McMATH by will of his father Andrew McMATH … WITNESS: James McMATH of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan & William PARKER of Mountkearney Co. Down Gent.

1837

144

Roscommon

JACKSON, Oliver C

Oliver C JACKSON-Daniel KELLY

Cargintulok, Barony Roscommon

1837

230

1814 May 5

Dublin

JACKSON, Abigail

Abigail JACKSON-John MAHON

Dolphins Barn

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BTW Abigail JACKSON then of City of Dublin and Richard CROOKESHANK Esq only son of George CROOKSHANK late of said City deceased of 1 Pt. John MAHON then of Church Street City of Dublin paper stainer of the other pt; Abigail JACKSON & Richard JACKSON set to John MAHON the house of tenement on east side of Dolphins Barn Co. Dublin then late in occupation of Peter MADDERS together with yard & garden bounded on north by holding of Mr. McGIVIN tanner and in the West by Dolphins Barn Road in breadth to said road 28’ in beadth in rere 43’ and from front to rere on north side 86’ and in depth front to rere on south side several measurements of 18’2’ 21’7’ and 50’ and also dwelling house late in possession of Peter MADDENS and his undertenants James GEOGHEGAN on east side of Dolphins Barn Road with small yard behind … Richard CROOKSHANK [SEAL]

NOTE: Abigail SALE, dau of William SALE aka SALL was 2ndly married to Henry JACKSON of Grange Cottage Birr, Kings Co. Her 1^st husband was George CRUICKSHANK Esq. I have their son recorded as George. It may have been Richard, or else Richard was another son. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran.

1837

Down

JACKSON, Hugh & wife

Hugh JACKSON & wife & Catherine & Husband – William A Getty

Ballywooly, Barony Castlereagh

1837

195

1837 Mar 18

Armagh

JACKSON

Image 371

BTW Robert William LANG of City of Dublin, Merchant of 1 pt & Very Rev James Edward JACKSON of the Deanery near City of Armagh, Co. Armagh, Clerke, Rector of Parish of Armagh of other pt. RE: Indenture of Lease 23 Oct 1814 and renewal 19 Dec 1835 lands containing 1r1p English Statute Measure had then been enclosed and attached to the Church Yard or Burying Ground of Church of St. Mark in Parish of Armagh … sum of £50 paid to LANG by Rev James Edward JACKSON, portion of townland of Drumart & Barrack Hill called the Town Parks containing 1r1p as now enclosed as part of the Church Yard …

NOTE: Very Rev. James Edward JACKSON (1777-1841). His wife was Lydia JACKSON (1787-1870) of Co. Tyrone, dau of Thomas JACKSON & Lydia EYRE.

1837

Tipperary

JACKSON, Joseph D & Maria

Joseph & Maria JACKSON-William BIRCH

Curraghmore, Barony Lower Ormond

1837

161

1833-1839

Hollywood, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh

COULTER

COULTER, Robert-POWER, John

1837

191

Monaghan

JACKSON, Robert & wife

Robert & Sarah JACKSON-William FROCK

Tullybrack, Barony Cremorne

1837

1837 Apr 11

Cork

JACKSON, William

William JACKSON- William CLEAR

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Ballinona & Mills, Barony Barrymore

BTW William JACKSON of Rockmills [village in parish of Kildorrery, Barony Condons and Clangibbon, see also: Parish St Nathlash] Co. Cork Gent of 1 pt & William CLEAR of City of Cork Merchant of other pt. reciting 13 Oct 1734 Richard Harding WIGMORE demised to William JACKSON (in his actual possession) for lives of said William JACKSON and of John JACKSON and William JACKSON his eldest and 2^nd sons … lands of Baltinone together with stores offices and premises containing 6a [description] … mill race … lands of Ballinona [probably Ballynona North and/or Ballynona South, Parish of Dungourney, in the Barony of Barrymore] … William JACKSON [SEAL]

1837

122

1837 Mar 16

Armagh

JACKSON

Robert JACKSON- CARSON Ballybrawley, Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh.

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BTW Robert William JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh, Esq. of 1^st pt Samuel KNIPE of Ballybrawly [Ballybrolly, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion)] Co. Armagh farmer & tenant of Robert William JACKSON for his holdings in Ballybrawy of 2^nd pt & John CARSON of Roscommon, Co. Roscommon of 3^rd pt. Robert William JACKSON was possessed of lands of Ballybrawly with other lands mentioned by lease from Lord Archbishop of Armagh and Samuel KNIPE was tenant of 46a at yearly rent of £21.12.6 and that Robert William JACKSON was indebted to John CARSON £256.13.8 so KNIPE became tenant of CARSON … WITNESS: John QUIN of City of Armagh Gent & Attorney & J. McKINSTRY of City of Armagh Esq. J. CARSON [SEAL]

1837

151

----

JACKSON, John M

John M. JACKSON- Hugh MOORE

No situation

1837

252

Dublin

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Mathew FRANKLIN

Rathgar, Barony Newcastle

1837

207

Backlane Birr

BREAKEY

BREAKEY, Rbt-Callwell, Natt

Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken BREAKEY

4/5/1837. Robert BREAKEY, Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Two witnesses: Obadiah BREAKEY and John BREAKEY, both Birr.

1837

1837 May 9

Rev. John RICHARDS-George JACKSON 1833-1839

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Deed of Marriage Settlement btw Thomas SPUNNER of Glass House Kings Co. Esq of 1^st place Rt Hon John RICHARDS of his magesty’s Court of Exchequer of Ireland of 2^nd pt Catherine RICHARDS 2^nd daughter of said John RICHARDS of 3^rd pt Crosdaile MOLONY surviving trustee in a certain settlement made upon the marriage of said John RICHARDS with wife Catherne MOLONY since deceased dated 14 Aug 1813 and herein after recited of the 4^th pt George JACKSON of Mount Pleasant Co. Tipperary Esq & John Henry RICHARDS of 5^th pt …

1837

1837 May 24

Laragh

OLIVER, William & Joseph

OLIVER, William & Joseph - Belfast Bank

Wm. OLIVER of Laragh, Co. Monaghan Gent & Joseph OLIVER of Laragh, son of William Gent of the one part & [3 directors] Belfast Banking Company for £450.13.11 secured by 50 acres of the townland of Laragh adjoining the western of the two mills erected by Joseph, William & Benjamin OLIVER & as formerly laid off by them and formerly in the actual possession of the said William OLIVER bounded on the north by the road to Castleblayney on the south by the mill race and on the east by the other of the said bleach mills and greens and on the west by the other part of the townland of Laragh [?] in the possession of the said Joseph, William and Benjamin OLIVER and also 5 acres 3 roods and 29 ½ of bog situate and being in the said townland of Laragh & Clonecarrow and also all that and those 15 acres adjoining the [?] of said two mills. [more description]

1837

185

1837 June 12

Laragh

OLIVER, William - Joseph

OLIVER- Ulster Bank

See 1837-10-56. This is another Laragh mortgage this time with the Ulster Bank for £510 for the same lands.

1837

1837 Jun 27

Tipperary

JACKSON, Peter

Peter JACKSON-Frederick A JACKSON

Fortina, Barony Cliogarty

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Between Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St. in the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part and Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin], Co. Tipperary Esquire nephew of the said Peter JACKSON of the other part. After reciting that the said Peter JACKSON was seized in his demesne of the town and lands of Fortiana [Fertiana, Parish Fertiana, Barony Eliogarty, Co. Tipperary] with the appurtenances as described in the original grant from His Majesty King Charles II bearing date 17 September 22nd year of his reign (abt 1681) containing 317 acres profitable land and all the rights etc in the Barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary the said indenture of which this is a memorial. Witness that in consideration of the natural love and affection which the said Peter JACKSON had towards his nephew that said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON and also for and in consideration of a sum of 10 shillings the by the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON to the said Peter JACKSON in hand paid the receipt sold and confirmed unto the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON in his actual possession the said land of Fotiana with the appurtenances described in the original letters patent in the barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary WITNESS: Arthur BAKER of Balheary house county Dublin solicitor and Samuel GERARD of Liscarton Castle county Meath Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: Family tree of Peter JACKSON & Joanna

1837

185

1837 Jun 27

Dublin

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Mathew FRANKLIN

Usher’s Island, Parish St. Audens

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BTW [?] Thomas JACKSON of Usher Island Co. Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Mathew FRANKLIN of Sackville St City of Dublin Esq of other pt. … part of Usher Island bounded in front to Usher Quay and River Liffey 25’ and in depth 220’ to a Street laid out and called Island Street extending from Usher St to [?] Street, bounded on east to Captain Robert PRESTON’s holding on the west to Waste pond [?] to William USHER and on the North to Usher Quay in Parish St. Anne City f Dublin … WITNESS: James ROBINSON & John ROBINSON both of Hubert St City of Dublin Gents [?] JACKSON [SEAL]

1837

186

Dublin

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Mathew FRANKLIN

No denomination

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BTW [?] Thomas JACKSON of Usher Island Co. Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Mathew FRANKLIN of Sackville St City of Dublin Esq of other pt. … Thomas JACKSON was entitled as pursuivant of the Castle of Dublin …

1837

261

Tyrone

William JACKSON -Robert HALLIDAY

1837

291

1836 May 19

Dublin

JACKSON, Joseph & Mary

Joseph & Mary JACKSON-John HORAN & ors

Chancery Lane, City of Dublin

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BTW Thomas GIBTON of Kilnemanagh Co. Dublin Gent of 1^st pt & Joseph JACKSON late of Patrick Street and now of Thomas Street City of Dublin Victualler and Margaret JACKSON otherwise GIBTON his wife of 2^nd pt And John HORAN of York St. City of Dublin Gent and said Thomas GIBTON Trustees of third pt. Reciting 2 Mar 1829 agreements re marriage btw Joseph JACKSON & Margaret GIBTON elder sister of Thomas GIBTON who gave marriage portion of £450 to Joseph JACKSON … Joseph JACKSON sold to John HORAN & Thomas GIBTON the two houses and other premises in Chancery Lane in City of Dublin then set to John PARKES Iron Monger known as #20 & 21 and also dwelling houses and other premises in William Street then let to Thomas BYRNE Victualler … known as #12 in said Street and one other of said houses then set to John MURPHY Poulter known as #13 together with plot of ground near to or adjoining then held by John CONNOR … whereof the said Joseph JACKSON was possessed in fee or lease by virtue of the will of his father Henry JACKSON late of Ranelagh Co. Dublin Gent deceased save for houses in Patrick Street in City of Dublin known by No. 47, 47 ½, 69, 70 then in possession of Sarah JACKSON spinster sister of said Joseph JACKSON … reciting indenture 20 Jun 1804 and 21 Jul 1801 … WITNESS: Thomas MURPHY Ballinderry House Co. Meath Gent & Peter MURPHY Abbey St. Cty of Dublin writing clerk.

See: For more clues about family links Bethams Abstracts 1744 and Dublin Marriages 1829. There is a likely link – because of the Ranelagh mention – to the family of Peter JACKSON & Joanna

1837

1818 Jan 31

Kings

JACKSON, William

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Marriage Settlement of Jeremiah HANKS the younger eldest son of Joseph HANKS of Buckingham St., Dublin and in 1791 of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Kings Co. who married Mary Anne PURCELL daughter of Sarah PURCELL His father Joseph HANKS had married Elizabeth BOARDMAN daughter of Joseph BOARDMAN of Jonestown [Jonestown, Parish Ballymacwilliam, Barony Warrenstown], Kings Co. John BOARDMAN and William JACKSON were both parties to the 1791 Marriage Settlement. SEE: ROD: 780-304-528239

Hunch: Elizabeth BOARDMAN was the daughter of Joseph BOARDMAN of Ballygurtain, Kings Co. & Anne WHITE or of that Joseph BOARDMAN’s father: Joseph BOARDMAN who died abt 1742 of Clonore, Kings Co.

1837

1837 Sep 15

Lisdrumard

OLIVER

Btw Rev Joseph LEATHLY Clke of Kilmore, Co. Westmeath of the 1 pt & William OLIVER & Thomas OLIVER both of Lisdrumard Lisdrumard , Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh , Co. Armagh, personal representatives of Benjamin OLIVER late of Lisdrumard… reciting earlier deed Jul 11 1782 btw Roger FORDE since deceased of the 1 pt & Peter GERVAISE of Armagh Esq. since deceased, demised to Peter GERVAISE part of Lisdrumard with one acre of turf bog formerly held by Thomas HAYES plus 61 acres 2r English Statute Measure form Nov 1 1780 for 21 years at annual rent of 15 pounds 7s 6p… the title of Roger FORDE became vested in Rev. Joseph Ford LEATHLY with benefit of renewal in lease of 1782 July 11 and was then legally vested in the said William OLIVER and Thomas OLIVER … William OLIVER and Thomas OLIVER agreed to purchase price of 200 pounds subject to the yearly rent of 21 pounds 14s 10p. NOTE: Lisdrumard. is on the border of Magherkilcranny [Maghery Kilcrany Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh]. William & Thomas were sons of Benjamin OLIVER (1765-1831)

LDS

1837

1837 Oct 2

Louth

Dublin

Armagh

JACKSON

Rev Elias THACKERY-Alexander JACKSON

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BTW Rev Elias THACKERY of Louth Glebe Co. Louth Clerk, George FOSTER of Coolderry Co. Monaghan Esq & Lennox BIGGER of Dundalk, Co. Louth of 1^st pt. James EASTWOOD of Castletown Co. Louth Esq and Louisa EASTWOOD orse DAWSON his wife of 2^nd pt & Alexander JACKSON of Gardiner’s Place Co. Dublin Medical Doctor of 3^rd pt. Reciting … confirmed to Alexander JACKSON in his actual possession by virtue of a sale townlands of Ballynaclose, Ballynagheragh, Dunreavey, Cortresla and the fairs held thereon and customs duties of Carnally [Carnally, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] , Kiltalo & Lisletrim [Kiltybane (Na Coillte Bána or Lios Liatroma) (aka Lisleitrim) Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] Camoly [either Camly (Ball) or Camly (Macullagh), Parish Newtownhamilton, Barony Fews Upper] in Barony of Fews Co. Armagh. Also townlands of Ballymaglane in Barony Ferrard Co. Louth & two houses on east side of Shop St in Town of Drogheda which were demised by Graves CHAMNEY of Platton Co. Meath Esq. to John EASTWOOD of Castletown and Thomas EASTWOOD of Dundalk by lease 1 Sept 1782 & plot of land opposite the Strand near the saltworks formerly held by Hough BRENNAN containing 80’ in front & rere and extending back North to South 350’ and bounded on South by Parliament Sq. on the North by road leading to the Strand on the West by holding formerly in possession of Michael WATERS and on the East by a Store House and yard formerly held by Mathew Beresford TAYLOR in Corporation Dundalk Co. Louth. And part of tenement in market place of Lurgan formerly called Winters Tenement containing 42’ in south side of town bounded by tenement formerly leased to Robert HODGSON on the South East side on part of the Glebe of Shankill at the Town end and on the Tenement formerly leased to Christopher WILSON on the South East side in Manor of Brownslow Derryand Co. Armagh & also park of land lying on the Great Road leading from Dundalk to Castleblayney being part of the lands Farrendreg 6a 2r 21p and that part of the lands of Castletown south of said road leading from Dundalk to Castleblayney called Tate Stra or the Lower Tate or Mount Lands with the field called the Church Park and a strip of land adjoining called McENTAGGARTs holding containing in the whole 53a 3r 5p and also plott of ground on the said Great Road leading from Dundalk to Castleblayney on which Peter RODDY formerly built 3 cabins being part of the lands of Castletown Bellew containing in length along said road 300’ and in depth 110’ and also all the Barn field in Farrendrag 6a 1r 30p Irish Plantation Measure in Barony Dundalk, Co. Louth … and also part of Lands of Castletown Bellew 36a in Upper Half Barony of Dundalk Co. Louth which was granted in fee form by Robert SIBTHORPE to John EASTWOOD by deed 31 Mar 1780 … sum of £5,000 plus interest … WITNESS: William BARKER of Georges Place & Robert MAXWELL of Middle Gardiner both in Co. Dublin. James EASTWOOD [SEAL]

1837

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JACKSON, William

William JACKSON-John THOMPSON

No denomination

1837

233

1837 Oct 20

Dublin

Sligo

JACKSON

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Deed of Assignment btw John JACKSON formerly a Lieutenant in his Majesty’s Royal; Cornwall Regiment of Militia and now of the City of Dublin a Captain in his Majesty’s Service of the 1^st pt; Bridget JACKSON orse POWELL his wife of the 2^nd pt & Jacob POWELL jr of City of Dublin Esq. of 3^rd pt. John JACKSON had sold re: £500 lands on north side of Lissakelly [probably Lislahelly, Parish Drumcliff, Barony Carbury, Co.Sligo] re-trenched by David [?] 475 acres and lands on north east part of Glencarbery [Glencarbury, Parish Drumcliff, Barony Carbury] towards the Mountain retrenched by Robert PARKE 290 acres and Lonanetty now or formerly called Coologabey [Coolagraffy,?] retrenched by Anthony ORMSBY 434 acres all which said lands contain in whole 1,199 acres plantation measure in Barony Carberry [Carbury], Co. Sligo … settled to John JACKSON on his intermarriage with Bridget JACKSON bearing date 8 April 1813 as marriage portion … made over to said Jacob POWELL sum of 100 pounds bequeathed to her the said Bridget JACKSON by the will of her uncle James JACKSON Esq. dated 6 July 1822 … James JACKSON [SEAL] Bridget JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Laurence P PARKE & Thomas ROSBOROUGH.

NOTE: A Bridget JACKSON married a John JACKSON in 1807 (not 1813). SOURCE: -Ireland Diocesan And Prerogative Marriage Licence Bonds Indexes 1623-1866

NOTE: Could John JACKSON be a brother of Mathew Henry JACKSON of Edenderry who married Hannah POWELL? SEE: ROD: 1834-20-103

NOTE: 1803 Chancery bill DWYER BOLGER v Joseph BOARDMAN Bridget, Thomas, Mary, Anne, Anthony, Margaret, William Isaac WOODS (all these forenames listed as WOODS were also grouped as JACKSON). A Joseph BOARDMAN. The bolded names are the known children of Thomas JACKSON (1698-1785) of Edenderry and Mary BOARDMAN (1694-1740). She was a daughter of Joseph BOARDMAN and Hanna (surname unknown). This family was Quaker.

NOTE: POWELL Genealogy John POWELL, son of Thomas POWELL, ob 1647 [?] 63. John POWELL married Martha JACKSON daughter of Henry JACKSON of Rugby …

NOTE: George POWELL of Rathbrigan Co. Kildare Gent dated 1774 Wife Catherine, daughter Jane, daughter Anne JACKSON, Son George, Son William, son John, son [Prussia?] Grand-daughter Catherine POWELL. SEE: Betham Abstracts.

NOTE: 1881 Jul 15 Bridget JACKSON age 87 widow of gentleman Killala Co. Mayo William JACKSON present

NOTE: 1825 Irish Census - Galway: John JACKSON age 35 and wife Bridget JACKSON age 34, children Martin JACKSON age 2 ½ & Thomas JACKSON age under 1. Their ages are a fit with a marriage date of 1813. Death cert a fit: 1876 Bridget JACKSON widow age 88 Clonmaine Galway son Thomas JACKSON occupant present.

NOTE: Bridget JACKSON is not a common name. A death was registered for a Bridget JACKSON, age 70 at Coothill. Another: 1875 Jun 2 Bridget JACKSON married Laborers wife age 80 Cullyleenan Co. Cavan Susan JACKSON present

NOTE: These are the same lands mentioned in ROD: 47-493-31620 in Aug 27, 1719.

NOTE: Co. Leitrim is on the eastern border of Glencarbury

NOTE: Lislahelly borders:

· Ballynagalliagh to the north

· Cloonderry to the south

· Cloonmull to the west

· Collinsford to the south

· Creaghadoo to the east

· Gortnaleck to the north

Slievemore to the north

1837

1837 Oct 28

Dublin

Longford

JACKSON, John

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JACKSON-John PEMBERTON

John JACKSON of Rathmines Esq. Co Dublin. Many lands in Longford. WITNESS: Frederick JACKSON of Rathmines, Dublin, Gent. NOTE: For more detail of lands see: ROD: 1837-20-277

1837

Aghavilla

GODLEY, John – O’BRIEN. Rev HENRY [No JACKSON or Aughaville]

1837

1837 Sep 14

Silverhill

M’LOUGHLIN

M’LOUGHLIN-McCANN NOTES in 2009 diary

John M’LOUGHLAN of Silverhill, Co. Louth farmer. Rudolph SMITH of Drogheda had demised to Judith REYNOLDS lands called Hachlim, Co. Louth 173 acres, Parish of Rildermark, Barony of Ardeau, Co. Louth (lots more details) reciting that a marriage was to be had between John M’LOUGHLAN & Mary REYNOLDS (daughter of Judith).

1837

1837 Oct 23

Tyrone

BROWNE

BROWNE-MAYNE NOTES in 2009 diary

Robert BROWNE of Terlurgan, Co. Tyrone Gent, eldest son & heir at law of Robert BROWNE of Terlugan, Gent, will annexed of 1^st part Thomas BROWNE, Jane BROWNE, Elizabeth BROWNE, Charlotte BROWNE, the only other children of said Robert BROWNE ... George BROWNE of Derganagh, Co. Tyrone Gent of 4^th part reciting indenture 4 Apr 1697 between James MOORE then of Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone Esq ... DOUGLAS family details .... lease to James BROWNE of Terlugan, Co. Tyrone, Gent (his son was Robert BROWNE) ... Thomas BROWNE, also son of Robert..

1837

103

BARTLEY

BARTLEY-LEETON

1837

277

1837 Oct 23

Co. Longford

Co. Westmeath

JACKSON

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BTW. John JACKSON of Rathmines Park Co. Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt John PEMBERTON of Kingstown Co. Dublin Esq. of 2^nd pt & William Westropp BRERETON City of Dublin Barrister of 3^rd pt. reciting indenture 7 Jul 1836 btw Samuel Winsley BLACKHALL of Coolamber [?] Co. Longford Esq. of 1^st pt & John PEMBERTON of 2^nd pt & John JACKSON of 3^rd pt the said Samuel Winsley BLACKALL for sum of 1,100 granted to John PEMBERTON payable on lands … transferred to John JACKSON all the Manor town and lands of Collamber orse Coolamber Coolbregan orse Coolnegan and part of town and lands of Lisnecaffy orse Lisnacaffy Feaghnomaddy Aghonevoggue orse Aghanaboggie orse Aghanvaggy which lie in the north east of the road leading from FLOOD’s holdings to the Mass houses in Barony of Moy parish & County Westmeath & town and lands of Castle Nugent orse Blitoge orse Blightoge orse Blighloge part of Feeahan Clonkin orse Cloneagh orse Clonker orse Clonvagh Treaghan orse Freeghman Corry orse Curry orse Currybeg orse Currymore Money Halloghan orse Moneyhallehone orse Moneyhallaghan orse Moneyhallighan Collamber orse Coolamber orse Coolember beg Freghan orse Fregahane Ballyow orse Ballow all in Barony Ardagh Co. Longford … more lands in Barony Granard, Co. Longford …

1837

Tipperary

JACKSON

John A. JACKSON- George

Seems to be wrong # Image 451

1837

Tipperary

JACKSON

George JACKSON-John A

Seems to be wrong # Image 452

1837

167

1833-1839

Church St., Belfast

COULTER

COULTER, Richard-GRAHAM, Mary

1837

1837 Dec 11

Longford

JACKSON

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BTW Rev. Francis Thornton GREGG of Ballynahon Co. Longford Clerk. Of 1^st pt. John JACKSON of Rathmines Road Co. Dublin Esq. of 2^nd pt. … lands of Rathollard commonly called Oldtown containing 100a in Barony Ardagh Co. Longford & town and lands of Derrydarragh with the bog Barony Rathclin Co. Longford …

1837

225

Waterford

Cork

JACKSON, Mary A

Mary A. JACKSON-William WELSTED & ors

Hacketstown

1837

Cavan

Westmeath

JACKSON, Alexander

Alexander JACKSON-James JOHNSTON & ors

Bobsgrove

1838

125

Queens

JACKSON, Edward

Edward JACKSON-Charles FRANCK

Clononin, Barony Upper Ossory

1838

210

1838 Jan 10

Dublin

HYDE

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BTW Thomas TISDALL of Warrington Place City of Dublin Esq of the first part John GLASCOTT of Aldertown in the County of Wexford Esq and Anne SYMES Co. Wexford widow of the second part and James Lawrence WISE of William City of Dublin Esquire of the third part Reciting for the considerations therein mentioned that the said John GLASCOTT Anne SYMES and Thomas TISDALL sold to the said James Lawrence WISE the one undivided third part or share of that lot or parcel of ground formerly set by William WYBRANTS to Hugh BATHOS situate in the City of Dublin and fronting Sycamore Alley on the East Containing in front 57’ extending from East to west to the Horse Guard Wall and bounded therewith therewith and on the South bounding one of the said BATHOS houses formerly held by James Russell Merchant and on the north by the Wall of a ware house formerly in possession of Sir John ROGERSON also that lot puce or parcel of ground situate in Sycame Ally aforesaid formerly set by the said William WYBRANTS to the said BATHOS ( with a house thereon formerly in the possession of William SETTLE and his undertenants also that lot piece parcel or plot of ground in Dame Street in the said City of Dublin formerly set by William WYBRANTS to one METCALFE with the houses buildings and improvements thereon situate lying and being in the Parish of Saint Andrew in the City of Dublin also that lot piece or parcel of ground on Ormond Quay in the said City with the dwelling house thereon formerly held by Lawrence LAMISON deceased situate in the Parish of Saint Marys in the said City of Dublin with all and singular the houses buildings were houses and improvements since erected and every part thereof also that dwelling house in the North side of Dame Street in the said City formerly held by John FITZSIMONS baker with another house next adjoining thereto now or formerly occupied by Denis DUNNE Grocer both formerly set by Lease to Esther KERR from said John FLEMING deceased containing in breadth to Dame St 31’ and the like in breadth in the rere and in depth from front to rere 75’ also a lot piece parcel or plot of ground on the west side of Sycamore ally aforesaid in said City formerly set by said John FLEMING to Overstreet GROGAN Esq deceased Containing in breadth in the front to Sycamore Alley 66’ 6” and of the like breadth in the were and in depth from front to were on the north 70’ and on the South 50’ with the houses buildings and improvements thereon situate lying and being in the parish of Saint Andrew aforesaid in the said City of Dublin also that lot piece or parcel of ground on the merchants Quay in the said City whereon the house called the Kings Head Inn formerly stood conty in front 32’ and in depth from front to were 152 ½’ with the waste piece of ground in the said City in Skippers Lane adjoining thereto in front ninety five feet and a half and from front to were thirty nine feet which said two last mentioned denominations were set by the said John FLEMING to John PURCELL and are situate lying and being in the parish of Saint Andrew in the City of Dublin and all the Estate … to be unto the said James Lawrence WISE his Exors Admors and assigns for and during the residue yet to come and unexpered of the said Term of 499 years and 11 months for which the said several premises were demised in recited Indenture of Lease 20 Jul 1689 … WITNESS: George HILL of Number eight Herbert Street in the City of Dublin Gentleman and James BASSETT of Bushfield Avenue in City of Dublin Gentleman Thomas TISDALL [SEAL]

NOTE: James RUSSELL 9d abt 1722) was married to an Esther, who subsequently married Dr. Thomas KINGSBURY, and she was related to Sarah HYDE (RAY), the printer and widow of John HYDE.

1838

1838 Jan 7

Armagh

Louth

Drogheda

JACKSON

Rev. Elias THACKERY & ors – Alexander JACKSON

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NOTE: See: ROD: 1837-18-16-460 for much of the same detail.

1838

220

Belfast

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-David LEGG & ors

Fore Plantation, Parish Belfast

1838

290

1836 May 24

Tyrone

JACKSON

James JACKSON – Thomas EYRE

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James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydoey, Co. Tyrone Esq. of 1 pt & Thomas EYRE of Tulltdooey Esq. of other pt. ... Water Mills in town of Benburb and Land, Houses [?] and Orchard containing 15a3r25p also the Water Mill on Lands of Drummond commonly called Lyerla Mill with 15a land & fishery of River Blackwater… part of Townland Drumflugh 5a6p from Thomas EYRE …lands and Mills in Parish Clonfeacle, Barony Dungannon & tolls … for lives of Thomas TWIGG son to John TWIGG of Roughan Esq & said James Eyre JACKSON (party thereto) son of Thomas JACKSON …

NOTE: James Eyre JACKSON (Bef 1805-1862) was son of Thomas JACKSON (1740-1805) & Lydia EYRE (1760-1852)

1838

124

Tipperary

JACKSON

MANNIN Co Tipperary & George JACKSON of same...-JACKSON

Catherine JACKSON of Mount pleasant

1838

125

1833-1839

Cavananore

BRADFORD

BRADFORD, Thomas-DICKIE, Robert wrong number

1838

130

1837 Aug 18

BROWNE

BROWNE & ors

Rev John BROWNE of Cheltenham & Maria Judith BROWNE otherwise HAMILTON his wife of 1^st part & James HAMILTON the younger of Coolmount, Co Monaghan....Dacre HAMILTON dec’d....

1838

167

1838 Feb 10

Dublin

JACKSON, William H

William H. JACKSON-Richard PHEPOE

Bayview Avenue, Dublin City

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BTW William Henry JACKSON of Upper Mecklenburgh St. City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Richard PHEPOE of Bayview Ave City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. Reciting indenture 9 Mar 1836 whereby PHEPOE demised to JACKSON a house or cottage on north side of Bay Ave in Parish St. Thomas City of Dublin and then in this memorial bought it back. W.H. JACKSON [SEAL] and Richard PHEPOE [SEAL]

1838

120

1833-1839

Gregg’s Lane, City of Dublin

COULTER

COULTER, John-WHARTON, John

1838

1834 May 6

Carnbeg

COULTER

COLEMAN-COULTER

1834 May 6 NAMES: Peter COLEMAN of Dundalk; Robert COULTER of Dundalk; Thomas COLEMAN of Dundalk; Thomas READ; Dr. HAMILTON; Major BROWNE; Robert BROWNE; Rev. Elias THACKERY; James PARK OF DUNDALK; James ROWAN; John TOWNLEY.

1838

COULTER

COLEMAN-COULTER similar to above

1838

109

1833-1839

Stump, Co. Louth

COULTER

COULTER, Thomas-DICKIE, Thomas

1838

111

1833-1839

Dowdalls Hill, Co. Louth

COULTER

COULTER, Samuel-DONALDSON, Alexander

1838 March 10 NAMES: Samuel COULTER of Molesworth; Alexander DONALDSON of Philipstown; Humphry STEVENSON; Joseph COULTER of Dowdalls Hill; DOWDALL; QUIGLEY; GEMON; FITZSIMMON; Samuel COULTER of Kingstown, Dublin; Thomas Elder FLEURY of Dublin; Walter GLASSCOCK. OTHER PLACES: Dowdalls Hill.

1838

BAILLIE

RAIT-CHAPMAN

1838

151

Tipperary

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-Hugh B. BRADSHAW

Barnadarry, Barony Clanwilliam

1838

190

Mayo

JACKSON, Barbara & Madelaine E

Barbara & Madelaine E. JACKSON-John R. BOYD

Ballynatony

1838

191

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver C, Barbara & Madelaine E

Oliver C, Barbara & Madelaine E JACKSON- John R. BOYD

Ballynatoney, Barony Tyrawley

1838

Down

JACKSON, William

William JACKSON – David PATTON

Knocknagoney

1838

105

1838 Mar 7

Dublin

NORTH, Richard Toulmin

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BTW Richard Toulmin NORTH of Thurland Castle in Lancashire Esq.of the one part and Charles DAVIS of York Street City of Dublin Doctor of Medicine of the other part Whereby the Richard Toulmin NORTH in consideration of £2,800 paid by Charles DAVIS Richard Toulmin NORTH did grant unto Charles DAVIS in the actual possession of Charles DAVIS then being by virtue of a Bargain and sale to him thereof made by the said Richard Toulmin NORTH for the term of one whole year by Indenture in consideration of 5s sterling and by force of the statute for transferring into possession and to his heirs and assigns all that and those the Lands of Knightstown otherwise called Nickstown otherwise Kingstown otherwise Knottstown [Knightstown, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East] and also NOWLANDs acre the acre belonging to the said Lands intermixed and adjoining the ground then or formerly in the possession of Doctor GAYER containing 111a late Irish plantation Measure or thereabouts by whatsoever name or names the premises or any of them are or ought have been reputed deemed known or taken and then in the possession of the said Richard Toulmin NORTH and his undertenants situate lying and being in the Barony of Nether [Nethercross] Parish of Lusk [NOTE: Parish Lusk now in Balrothery East] and County of Dublin with all the rights members and appurtences thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and so all Tenements ways Waters Water Courses Trees Woods Underwoods Commons profits commodities advantage, Emolument quarries Mines Mineral Royalties and appurtances whatsoever unto the said Lands tenements hereditaments and premises belonging or in any wise appertaining or with them or any of them used occupied possessed or enjoyed and the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders yearly and other the rents issues and profits of all and singular the said Lands and premises and every part and parcel thereof and all the estate right title interest use Trust property profit claim challenge and demand whatsoever both at Law and in Equity of him the said Richard Toulmin NORTH in to or out of the said lands Tenements and premises and every or any part thereof and all deeds Evidences and writings touching and concerning the said lands and premises which he the said Richard Toulmin NORTH had in his Custody possession or power or could come by subject Nevertheless to a lease of part of said lands made and executed by Miles NORTH the father of the said Richard Toulmin NORTH to Fortescue GERMAN of the City of Dublin Esq. Bearing date the 3^rd March 1785 To Have and To Hold all and singular the said Lands tenements Hereditaments and premises with their and every of their rights members and appurtances unto the said Charles DAVIS his heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of him the said Charles DAVIS his heirs and assigns for ever and to and for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever and which said deed contained covenants on the part of the said Richard Toulmin NORTH his heirs Executors and administrators of warranty of title and several other covenants clauses and agreements and on which said Deed is endorsed a Memorandum … of the within mentioned lands been accurately stated to be in the parish of Babrothery [Balrothery] in the within and when originally executed instead of in the parish of Lusk [Lusk] the word Lusk has now been written in an erasure on the fifteenth line of the within deed previous to its execution and Reacknowledge out by us where the word Babrothery was originally written and the word Nickstoner [??] otherwise have now been interlined between the Eleventh and Twelfth lines of the within deed in order that the description and situation of the within mentioned Lands be properly stated and Richard Toulmin NORTH have this day executed a new or further memorial of the within deed agreeable to there facts for the purpose of having the within deed registered and placed on record with the above mention Amendments in the Registry office in the City of Dublin dated this 6 Apr 1838 WITNESS: William H MERRES 30 Craven Street London, solicitor & William Henry JACKSON 29 , Upper Mecklenburgh Street Dublin & George S. DAVIS

1838

256

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver C & Madelaine

Oliver C. JACKSON – William ORME

Knockbane Barony Tyrawly

1838

257

Mayo

JACKSON, Mary, Jane, Oliver, Oliver C., Madelaine E

Mary, Jane, Oliver, Oliver C., Madelaine E JACKSON- William ORME

Carrowleum, Barony Gallen

1838

1833-1839

Cortnaliona, Co. & City Cork

BRADFORD

BRADFORD, Wm Revd-HARDY, John Revd

1838

1833-1839

Cortnaliorna, Co. & City Cork

BRADFORD

BRADFORD, Martha-HARDY, John Revd

1838

178

1833-1839

COULTER

COULTER, Sarah-COULTER, Robert

1838

266

1833-1839

York St, City of Dublin

COULTER

COULTER, John-WHARTON, John

COULTER, Sarah E.=WHARTON, John

1838

1833-1839

Killen, Co. Louth

Diamond, City Dublin

COULTER

COULTER, Thomas-COULTER, Robert

COULTER, John E-WHARTON, John

1838

253

1833-1839

Castlecarragh, Co. Louth, B. Dundalk

COULTER

COULTER, Thomas-COULTER, Robert

1838

BIRCH

WOOLSEY-BIRCH

1838

1833-1839

Tullyniskie, Co Down, B. L. Iveagh

GILLMER

GILLMER, James B-WAUGH, Hugh

GILLMER, Eliza J-WAUGH, Hugh

GILLMER, Catherine S-WAUGH, Hugh

GILLMER, John-WAUGH, Hugh

GILLMER, Mary-WAUGH, Hugh

???

1838

110

1833-1839

Diamond, City Dublin

COULTER

COULTER, Sarah E.-WHARTON, John

1838

136

1837 Dec 12

Kings

PUREFOY

Clonbulloge B Coolestown

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BTW James Robert PUREFOY of Banagher Kings Co. & Brinsley PUREFOY and Richard PUREFOY of Bachelors Walk City of Dublin Esq. 1^st 4^th & 5^th sons of the late Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher Clerk deceased of 1 pt & William Alexander PUREFOY of City of Dublin Barrister 2^nd son of said Thomas PUREFOY. Reciting that James Robert PUREFOY, Brinsley PUREFOY & Richard PUREFOY for consideration of making a further provision for William Alexander PUREFOY in addition to will of his father the said Thomas PUREFOY the rents of the unsold part of Manor of Castle Town and lands of Clonbulloge and Clonivore otherwise Purefoy’s Place and also lands of Clankeen in Barony Castletown Kings Co. to be paid to William Alexander PUREFOY for his natural life and the promise that William Alexander PUREFOY would provide annuity to Mary PUREFOY otherwise RIDGEWAY then the wife of said William Alexander PUREFOY. WITNESS: Thomas [St. FLEETWOOD] of City of Dublin Esq & Memorial WITNESS: George P. PUREFOY of Banagher. James R. PUREFOY [SEAL]

1838

282

1838 May 18

Kilkenny

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-Charles ROPER & ors

Whites Castle, Barony Knocktopher

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Will of Robert LANGRISH … 804a had become vested in John JACKSON reciting 25 May 1755 reciting 7 Apr 1780 John JACKSON to ROPER

1838

285

1838 Jun 4

Cork

HYDE

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A Memorial of an Indented deed BTW Cornelius HYDE of Castle Hyde Castlehyde [Castlehyde (Carraig an Éidigh), Parish Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] Co. Cork Esq, of 1 pt and John HYDE of Castle Hyde Co. Cork Esq of the other part Reciting amongst other things that under the Marriage settlement and will of his Father John HYDE Esquire deceased therein mentioned the said Cornelius HYDE was entitled to the sum of £10,000 late Currency with Interest thereon at the rate of five percent per an amounting to the yearly sum of £400 late currency charged on the Estates of his Brother Said John HYDE The said Cornelius HYDE set over unto said John HYDE all that the annual sum of £105 part of the yearly interest arising and payable to said Cornelius HYDE on Sum of £10,000 late Currency to which he was entitled before mentioned To Hold unto said John HYDE his recors admors and assigns for and during the time of 99 years provided the said John HYDE and Cornelius HYDE should so long live and the said John HYDE for consideration aforesaid and of the other Consons therein did grant Bargain Sell release and confirm unto the said Cornelius HYDE all that and those the Town and lands of Cullenagh [probably Cullenagh, Parish Templemolaga, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] Containing 311a 1r 9p Barony of Condons and Clongibbons and Co. Cork now in the occupation or possession of the representative of Arthur LUCAS of Mount Pleasant [in Curravordy, Parish Templemartin, Barony Kinalmeaky] Co. Cork Esq.and his undertenants with their appences To Hold unto the said Cornelius HYDE and his assigns for the lives of them the said John HYDE & Cornelius HYDE and for other use intent and purpose whatsoever the Cornelius HYDE [SEAL] John HYDE [SEAL] WITNESS: Richard LONGFIELD Esq. Robert DELABORN Jun

NOTE: There are three townlands named Cullenagh. The Cullenagh, in Parish Templemolaga is most likely because it contains 300+ acres.

NOTE: Arthur Hyde LUCAS (1727-1788)

1838

1838 Jun 15

Cork

HYDE

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BTW William Lane HYDE of Templene [Templenoe, Parish Litter, Barony Fermoy], Co. Cork Esquire and Anne Jane Hyde otherwise Freeman wife of the said William Lane Hyde of the first part Robert WOGAN and Charles STUDDERT of Camden Street in the City of Dublin Esqr of the second part and John McMAHON of Gloucester Street in said City Esq of the Third part and Daniel CONNOLLY Esqr Jane CONNOLLY Ellen CONNOLLY and Eliza CONNOLLY Spinsters all of Cullenswood Avenue in the County of Dublin of the fourth part Reciting lease of lives renewable for Ever 12 Apr 1760 from George PHIPPS to John HYDE and Reciting that said William Lane HYDE to enable him to pay debts due by him to the Several persons in said Indenture mentioned had applied to the said Daniel CONNOLLY Jane CONNOLLY Ellen CONNOLLY and Eliza CONNOLLY to lend £5,500 and Reciting that the said Anne Lane HYDE had agreed to Execute said Deed and to acknowledge the same in due form of law in order to give presidence and priority to the said Mortgage as against her Jointure of £100 a year therein mentioned said Indenture Witnessed that in consideration of the sum of £1,045.13 to the said Robert WOGAN … demise the lands and premises in the barony of Fermay and County of Cork unto the said Daniel CONNOLLY Jane CONNOLLY Ellen CONNOLLY and Eliza CONNOLLY … £5,500 paid by Daniel CONNOLLY Jane CONNOLLY Ellen CONNOLLY and Eliza CONNOLLY at instance and request of William Lane HYDE and said Anne Lane HYDE …. The Castles and Lands of Gregg and Templenoe containing 366a in Barony Fermoy, Co. Cork … WITNESS: James Henry ARMSTRONG of 45 Camden St Co. Dublin Samuel JONES.

1838

1833-1839

Gt. George St, Belfast

BRADFORD

BRADFORD, James-ATKINSON, Richard

1838

192

Mayo

JACKSON, John, Mary, Oliver, Rev. William, Anne, Belinda, James, Oliver C, Francis

John, Mary, Oliver, Rev. William, Anne, Belinda, James, Oliver C, Francis JACKSON-William H. PORTER

Ballynatony, Barony Tyrawley

1838

193

1838 Mar 6

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver Cuffe &Francis & Mary & Mary the younger, Jane, Maria

Ballynatoney, Barony Tyrawly

Oliver C. JACKSON-William H. PORTER JACKSON, Francis (by Assignee)

Mary & Mary the younger, Jane, Maria JACKSON – William H. PORTER

Ballynatony, Barony Tyrawley

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BTW Mary JACKSON the elder of Eastbrook, Co. Somerset, England Widow and relict of James JACKSON Esq. deceased thereafter distinguished as James JACKSON the elder and said Mary JACKSON was formerly Mary PERRY the surviving trustee of an indenture of Scotland 31 Oct 1829 reciting of 1^st Pt William de MESURIER of Eastbrook & Jane his wife formerly Jane JACKSON spinster one of the daughters of James JACKSON of 2^nd pt; Maria JACKSON of Eastbrook spinster the other daughter of said James JACKSON which said Jane and Maria were the only children of said James JACKSON by said Maria his wife of 3^rd pt; Oliver Cuffe JACKSON of Fortland Co. Mayo Esq surviving executor of last will of Geoge JACKSON and who for the sake of distinction is called George JACKSON the 2^nd of the 4^th pt the said Mary JACKSON executrix of will of said James JACKSON the elder of the 5^th pt; James JACKSON Lt Col in her Majesty’s 6^th regiment of Dragoon now quartered at Brighton in Sussex one of the younger sons of the said George JACKSON the 2^nd and thereafter distinguished as James JACKSON the younger of the 6^th pt; Oliver Cuffe JACKSON one of the trustees with Oliver JACKSON of Ballina Co. Mayo Esq appointed trustees in lieu of Guy L’ESTRANGE Esq a General in her Majesty’s Army trustees of an indenture of settlement 17 May 1808 of 7^th pt; Christopher CARLTON otherwise L’ESTRANGE of Fitzwilliam Sq. City of Dublin Esq and his wife formerly Jane JACKSON spinster one other of the daughters and younger children of said George JACKSON the 2^nd of the 8^th pt; Henry L’ESTRANGE George L’ESTRANGE Christopher L’ESTRANGE the younger and William L’ESTRANGE Esq and Maria L’ESTRANGE William ORME of Bellioville Co. Mayo Esq & Jane his wife formerly Jane L’ESTRANGE younger Alicia L’ESTRANGE & Louisa L’ESTRANGE spinsters which said Henry George Christopher the younger, William and Maria Jane the younger Alicia & Louisa are the children of said Christopher and Jane his wife of 9^th pt the said Oliver JACKSON and Rev. William JACKSON of Headford Co. Galway, Cork trustees … in lieu of Rev. Andrew JACKSON of Cormolina Clerk the surviving trustee of indenture 13 Mar 1826 of 10^th pt;

William ORME of Glenmore Co. Mayo Esq & Anne his wife formerly Anne JACKSON spinster one other of the daughters and younger children of said George JACKSON the 2^nd of the 11^th pt; Mary JACKSON one of the other daughters of the said George JACKSON the 2^nd therein distinguished as Mary JACKSON the younger of 12^th pt; the said Oliver JACKSON administrator of Sarah JACKSON deceased of 13^th pt Belinda JACKSON one other daughter of said George JACKSON the 2^nd of 14^th pt; Walter James BROOKE of Killala Castle Co. Mayo Esq administrator of Barbare BROOKE deceased of 15^th pt Alexander GLENDINGING of Westport Co. Mayo Esq assignee of Francis JACKSON one other of the younger sons the said George JACKSON the 2^nd and thereafter distinguished as Francis JACKSON the younger of the 16^th pt; Elizabeth ORMSBY of Leeson St City of Dublin Widow and relict of John ORMSBY Esq deceased formerly Elizabeth JACKSON spinster and Anne ORME of City of Dublin widow and relict of William ORME Esq deceased formerly Anne JACKSON spinster of 17^th pt and which said Elizabeth Ormsby & Anne ORME were wo of the younger children of the said George JACKSON the 1^st and Jane his wife formerly Jane CUFFE Esq. John Robert BOYD of Stephens Green City of Dublin Esq of 18^th pt William Henry PORTER of Pembrooke Road Co. Dublin Esq of 19^th pt reciting that by indentures 2^nd & 3^rd Jan 1786 the lands herein mentioned were conveyed to trustees in trust to raise £4,000 for the younger children of George JACKSON the 1^st and reciting that by his will the said George JACKSON duly appointed said sum to and amongst his younger children and reciting that William RUTLEDGE therein named duly made his will and thereby appointed to and amongst his grandchildren therein named several sums and that George JACKSON the 2^nd died leaving his eldest son William JACKSON him surviving who also died leaving Madelina Eglantine JACKSON now Madeline Eglantine PRATT his only child and heir and reciting several marriage settlement the younger children of said George JACKSON the 1^st and the Grand Children of said William RUTTLEDGE and reciting the proceedings in a certain lease of L’ESTRANGE against JACKSON in the Court of Chancery … lands of Ballynatoney alias Prospect, Kineard, Creagh, Glavenin, Carrownecoyle, Carrownelinan, Ballinlonan, Ballymucratra, Carrowkeel, Carrowkeline, Moylagh, Ballymacmoyle, Lecarrowdyke, Rathcreeny, Gordfuff, Boughmanon, Boheenan, Drimonelchyn orse Levally Derrymartin Curraghmore Derrydfadda, Dummadda, Conebeg[?] Treekine, Rathmoneny, £20 for ever out of Kilmurry orse Ballycunningham and £10.14 out of Ballyneety and Moyne otherwise Knockanymoyne Rathnehoune otherwise Lambsfort and Meelick all in Barony Tyrawley Co. Mayo … and reciting that by indenture Francis JACKSON the younger assigned and made over the sums therein mentioned and due to him unto Alexander GLENDENNING … Mary JACKSON [SEAL] William LeMESURIER [SEAL] Jane LeMESURIER [SEAL] Oliver JACKSON [SEAL] Oliver JACKSON [SEAL] James JACKSON [SEAL] Mary JACKSON [SEAL] O JACKSON [SEAL] Christopher CARLETON [SEAL] Jane CARELTON [SEAL] O JACKSON [SEAL] William JACKSON Clerk [SEAL] C JACKSON [SEAL] Anne ORME [SEAL] Mary JACKSON [SEAL] O JACKSON [SEAL] Belinda JACKSON [SEAL] A. GELENDINNING [SEAL] F JACKSON [SEAL] Anne ORME [SEAL]

1838

113

Longford

JACKSON, John

Collogue, Barony Ardagh

John JACKSON-Jacob WIGGINS

1838

1838 Jul 14

Cork

JACKSON, Warren C

Est Balvodig, Barony Barrymore

Warren C. JACKSON-Claude PERRY & ors

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NOTE: details echoed in other deeds.

1838

1833-1839

Tray,

BAILLIE

BAILLIE, William-CAMPBELL, Hugh BAILIE-DeGUERRIN Marriage Article

1838 August 15 NAMES: William BAILEY of Annaghvackey; Adelaide Louisa de GUERIN of Armagh; Hugh CAMPBELL of Warrenpoint; James CARLOW of Armagh; John STANLEY jr. of Armagh; Robert RIDDELL of Armagh; William BLAIR. OTHER PLACES: Tray aka Trea.

1838

1838 Aug 22

Dublin

Wicklow

JACKSON, Andrew

Ordnance Lane, City of Dublin Parish St. Marks

Andrew JACKSON-John GRAY

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BTW Andrew JACKSON of Nassau St, Baker of 1^st pt; John GRAY of Lebegg [Sebegg?] Co Wicklow of 2^nd pt & William ROBINSON late of Sir John Rogersons Quay Merchant of 3^rd pt. Reciting indenture 3 Oct 1836 Andrew JACKSON with consent of William ROBINSON granted the Dwelling House fronting to Ordnance Lane in City of Dublin with Stable yard & sable at rere, two dwelling houses messuages or tenements adjoining on the east side and fronting Windmill Lane with the Trough Rooms oven yards and appurtenances containing in front to Windmill Lane 212’ 5” and running to the rere in various depths [more description] … WITNESS: George McGRATH & William MacDOUGALL of Harcourt St City of Dublin Gents. Andrew JACKSON [SEAL]

1838

185

1838 Apr 28

Dublin

JACKSON, Andrew

St Mount Street, City of Dublin, Parish St. Peter

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BTW Andrew JACKSON of Nassau St City of Dublin & James BAKER of 1 pt & William REID of Lower Mount St City of Dublin Apothecary of other pt. Conveying dwelling house & offices & ground on south side of Lower Mount Street in Manor Baggotsrath in Parish Saint Peter Co. & City Dublin … Andrew JACKSON [SEAL]

1838

199

1837 Dec 27

Kings

PUREFOY, Richard

Clonbulloge B Coolestown

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BTW Samuel RIDGEWAY of Aghanville Kings Co. & Richard PUREFOY of City of Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt William Alexander PUREFOY of City of Dublin Barrister & Mary PUREFOY otherwise RIDGEWAY his wife of 2^nd pt & James Robert PUREFOY of Banagher Kings Co. Esq eldest son and devisee of Rev. Thomas PUREFOY late of Banagher clerk deceased of 3^rd pt. Reciting a deed of settlement 31 Mar 1836 made on the marriage of William Alexander PUREFOY with Mary RIDGEWAY where Thomas PUREFOY father of William Alexander PUREFOY devised part of the Manor Castle Lands called Clonbullogue and Clonmore otherwise Purefoys Place and also lands of Clonkeen in Kings Co. … WITNESS: William TRACY of Summer Hill City of Dublin Solicitor & George PUREFOY of Banagher, Kings Co.

1838

222

1838 Aug 29

Carlow

Wexford

Wicklow

JACKSON, Henry

Coolmana

Henry JACKSON-John ANGEL

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BTW Mathew HAWKINS of Coolmanna Co. Carlow farmer and Anne HAWKINS orse PIERCE his wife of 1^st pt; Thomas HAWKINS of Coolmana Co. Carlow eldest son & heir of William HAWKINS deceased of 2^nd pt Henry JACKSON senior of Coolmana [Coolmanagh Lower or Coolmanagh Upper, Parish Haroldstown, Barony Rathvilly] Co. Carlow eldest son & heir of Samuel JACKSON late of Coolmana of 3^rd pt; John William ANGELL of Summer Hill City of Dublin Gent of 4^th pt. Reciting that for £400 said Thomas HAWKINS and HENRY JACKSON granted one year lease to John William ANGELL (in his actual possession) part of Rough quarter of Coolmanna now in possession of Mathew HAWKINS 23a 3r 4p [description] and also part of Coolmana containing 22a 2r 26p with dwelling House & offices in Barony Scarawalsh [Scarawalsh sic? - there is no Coolmana in this Barony] Co. Wexford also part of lands of Colvinstown [Colvinstown Upper, Parish Kilranelagh, Barony Upper Talbotstown], Co. Wicklow 79a 1r 29p [description] also part of lands of Ballyduff [Ballyduff, Parish Clonmore, Barony Rathvilly] 42a in Barony Rathvilly Co. Carlow and also undivided half of Lands of Coolmana known as Nashes Quarter 16 1/2a formerly demised by Esther JACKSON to said Joseph JACKSON by indenture 27 May 1788 [description] & also other part of Coolmana commonly called Soluska containing 38a formerly part of the freehold of Samuel SHARP and Thomas ALCOCK deceased & also that other part of Coolmane containing 16a ½ being other part of lands called Nashes quarter formerly demised by Esther JACKSON to Thomas JACKSON by indenture 9 Oct 1788 bounded by the River Decreen on the north by the late Samuel JACKSON & George BAILIERs [sic?] bounded on the east by the late Joseph JACKSON’s holding on the South & West part of lands commonly called Nashes quarter then late in tenure & occupation of Thomas HEALY & Henry NEALE 16a likewise part of lands late in possession of William MOORE & his undertenants 16a [description] all in original indenture 9 Apr 1725 in Lordship of Clonmore Barony Rathvilly and also subdenomination of lands known as Nashs Quarter 8 1/4a together with lands called Long Meadow formerly in possession of Adam STEWART 2a and lands of Soliska a subdenomination of Coolmana late in possession of Francis JONES his undertenants … part of Nashes quarter 16 1/2a bounded by River Dereen on the north and foremely by Samuel JACKSON and George BARKER’s on the East & by Joseph JACKSONs holding on the south and west & also part of lands of Nashe’s quarter formerly held & in possession of William MOORE 16a & also part of lands called Charles Park containing 4a in possession of Widow MURPHY making altogether 36 1/2a bounded by River Dereen on the North & formerly Samuel JACKSON’s and George BARKER’s on the East & by Joseph JACKSON’s holding on the south west & also part of Nashe’s quarter formerly held by Joseph JACKSON deceased containing 17a & parcel of lands called Charle’s Park containing 4a in possession of Widow MURPHY making altogether 53 ½a & also lands of Coolmana called Soluska containing 40a and also part of Long Meadow 2a formerly held by Joseph JACKSON conveyed by him to Joseph JACKSON in trust as a provision for Rachel JACKSON wife of Joseph JACKSON during her life & the said annuity was granted to Thomas NOBLET by indenture 21 March 1816 … Nashe’s quarter 16 1/2a formerly demised by Esther JACKSON to Samuel JACKSON father of said Henry JACKSON to hold unto the said John William ANGELL for residue of terms of lives … WITNESS Alan BATE of Summer Hill City of Dublin solicitor & Barry MURPHY of City of Dublin Gent. Mathew HAWKINS [SEAL] Anne HAWKINS [SEAL] Thomas HAWKINS [SEAL] Henry JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: Jacksons of Co. Carlow. This page pulls together references to deeds and a few other bits that I have surrounding Esther JACKSON and her leases at Coolmana, aka Nashe's Quarter in Co. Carlow. I have also appended a tentative family tree - rather mor of a shrub actually, as well as a similar one for her SHARP family. This is all in the hopes that we may be able to tie them into another tree of JACKSONs. Possibilities include JACKSONs in Carlow, Wicklow, Kildare as well as Lanark Co., Ontario, Canada.

NOTE: Rachel JACKSON nee KELLY wife of Joseph JACKSON.

1838

109

1838 Sep 4

Dublin

JACKSON, Hannah

Great Britain Street, Parish St. Mary’s

Hannah JACKSON-John GILBERT

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BTW William GILBERT of Fairview near words Co. Dublin Gent & Hannah GILBERT orse JACKSON his wife of 1 pt; James GILBERT of Serpentine Ave City of Dublin & Charles WILLIAMS of Charlemont St. City of Dublin of other pt. Reciting articles of agreement 23 May 1832 in contemplation of marriage between said William GILBERT & Hannah JACKSON whereby the said William GILBERT had covenanted with said John GILBERT & Charles WILLIAMS that upon birth of a son the issue of said marriage he would grant premises and that marriage had taken place and there were two sons issue … to which the said William GILBERT became entitled under the will of Christopher GILBERT the elder … part of the Lordship of Saint Mary’s Abbey with the houses and buildings erected thereon on south side of Great Britain Street formerly called Ballybough Lane within Liberties of City of Dubin …

NOTE: Hanna JACKSON (1809-?) dau of Dr. Thomas Bruce JACKSON Esq & Harriet SKELARN

1838

255

1813 Mar 1

Down

CROZIER

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BTW Alexander STEWART of Co. Donegall Esquire of the one part and Thomas CRAWFORD of Milltown Linen Draper Brice CROZIER of Stramore [otherwise: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] and Robert McMASTER of Coose farmers members of the Presbyterian Congregation of Tullylish Co. Down of the other part whereby after reciting that the late Colonel Henry MONROE being seized in fee of the lands and premises thereinafter party described and granted and demised did by Indenture of lease by him duly executed in conson of 5s Sterling devise the said lands and premises unto certain members of the said congregation and the survivor of them and the heirs of such survivor forever in trust for the use and benefit of the Presbyterian Congregation of the Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half Co. Down and also reciting that said Indenture and the counterpart thereof had been lost on land and that the Estate which was of the said Colonel Henry MONROE had since come to and was then legally vested in the said Alexander STEWART who had been requested by the said Thomas CRAWFORD Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER for and on behalf of and in trust for the said Presbyterian Congregation of the Parish of Tullylish aforesaid to grant unto them a new lease of the lands and premises aforesaid at the said yearly rent of five shillings to which the said Alexander STEWART had agree said Indenture now in recital witnessed that the said Alexander STEWART for the considerations therein mentioned did demise grant set and to farm let release and confirm unto the said Thomas CRAWFORD Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER, in then actual possession being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein recited and to the survivors and survivor of them and the heir of such survivor all that and those the meeting house meeting house green and Granard in Drumnascamph [Drumnascamph Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] as the same was then with possession of said Congregation containing by computation 2r plantation measure be the same more or less bounded on the North and West by the lands of Rosehall on the East by Daniel LINDONs holding and on the South by the leading road from Banbridge to Gilford Situate lying and being in the parish of Tullylish Barony of Lower Iveagh and County of Down together with all and Singular the rights members privileges advantages and appurtenances thereunto belonging or any wise appertaining To hold the said demised premises with the appurtenances unto the said Thomas Crawford , Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER and the survivor of them and the heirs of such survivor of them forever in trust for the use and benefit of the Presbyterian Congregation aforesaid subject to the yearly rent official shillings sterling and which said deed as to the Execution thereof by the said Alexander STEWART WITNESS: John FERGUSON Thomas HARPER of Ards in the County of Donegall gentlemen, and as to the execution thereof by the said Thomas CRAWFORD Brice CROZIER and Robert McMASTER WITNESS: Henry HAMILTON of Tullylish in the County of Down Esq. and James MISKIMON of Belfast in the County of Antrim Hackler , Brice CROZIER [SEAL]

1838

JACKSON, Mary L

No denomination

Mary L. JACKSON – Oliver JACKSON & ors

1838

JACKSON, Rev Andrew R.

No denomination

Rev. Andrew R JACKSON – Oliver JACKSON & ors

1838

189

Dublin

JACKSON, Anna M

Ringwood, Barony Newcastle

Anna M. JACKSON-Edward GERTY

1838

277

1838 Oct 26

Down

JACKSON, John

Knock, Barony Castlereagh

John JACKSON-Robert STITT

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BTW John JACKSON of Knock Co. Down Gent of 1 pt & Robert STITT of Belfast Co. Antrim Gent of other pt. Recited John JACKSON in consideration of £450 paid by Robert STITT granted for a year lease land in townland of Knock [Knock, Parish Knockbreda (Castlereagh Lower portion), Barony Castlereagh Lower], Parish Knockbreda, Barony Castlereagh containing 39a 3r 36 p lately in occupation of John JACKSON bounded on the north by a rivulet dividing the Townlands of Ballycloughan [Ballycloghan, Parish Knockbreda (Castlereagh Lower portion), Barony Castlereagh Lower] & Knock, on the south by the road leading from Lisburn to Holywood on the East by Robert MARTIN the younger on the West by lands in possession of David MORROW but then of Patrick McLORNAN & the Knock Grave Yard … for natural lives of John JACKSON, James Kennedy JACKSON & Elizabeth JACKSON… WITNESS: James AINSWORTH and James CLARKE both of Belfast Co, Antrim Writing Clerks John JACKSON [SEAL]

1838

280

Limerick

JACKSON, Francis

Frighnehees

Francis JACKSON-William WHITE & ors

1838

287

1838 Jan 11

Sligo

JACKSON

Thomas JACKSON-James JACKSON

Image 419

BTW Thomas JACKSON late of Gurtlarnan [possibly Gurteenakeerin, Co. Leitrim or Gortlownan, Parish Killerry, Barony Tirerrill, Co. Sligo] Co. Leitrim but now of Lavally Lavally Co. Sligo Gent of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Lavally [[Lavally] Parish Killeney [Killerry] of Tiarally [Tirerrill] Co. Sligo Farmer of other pt. Thomas JACKSON was seized and possessed part of Lugdoon Lugdoon [Parish Templeboy, Barony Tireragh] containing 21 acres plantation measure and for natural love and affection and sum of 5 shillings paid to him granted lands to James JACKSON and assigns for lives in original lease in Parish Temple boy [Templeboy,] Barony Tireragh Co. Sligo. WITNESS: George JACKSON Gent & William ACHESON of [Cave]town farmers Co. Sligo. Witness of Memorial by George JACKSON farmer, aged upwards of 20 years & Patrick KELLY of Sligo, Co. Sligo writing clerk

SEE: Descendants of Thomas JACKSON of Co. Sligo

1838

287

Sligo

JACKSON, Thomas

Lugdoon, Barony Tenneragh

Thomas JACKSON-James JACKSON

1838

1838 Oct 31

Wicklow

Kildare

JACKSON, Joshua & Susanna

Glassnamullen, Barony Ballinacon

Joshua & Susanna JACKSON-Thomas SPARKS

Image 477

BTW Joshua JACKSON of [_eal?] Grove Co. Kildare, Farmer and Susannah Hannah JACKSON his wife of 1^st pt; Thomas SPARKS of Suffolk St City of Dublin Esq of other pt. Reciting indenture of marriage 7 May 1830 btw Thomas KEEGAN of Broomfield Co. Wicklow farmer of 1^st pt & Peter DALY of Werburgh St City of Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt Susannah Hanna DALY spinster of 3^rd pt William KEEGAN of Broomfield Co. Wicklow of 4^th pt; Keane [?] of Merrion Ave Co. Dublin Gent & Samuel Allen DALY of Werburgh Street City of Dublin Gent of 5^th pt. The said Susannah Hanna JACKSON was entitled to an annuity of £50 … lands of Glassnamullen Nos 1, 2, & 3 on the map 801a 29p in Parish Derraloss, Barony Ballincor, Co. Wicklow during natural life of Susannah Hannah JACKSON orse DALY to hold to Thomas SPARKS… WITNESS: James BURKE & Joseph LAMPREY. Joshua JACKSON [SEAL]

1838

1838 Oct 25

Tyrone

McCULLAGH

McCULLAGH Marriage Settlement

NAMES: Rev. Andrew McCULLAGH aka McCULLOGH of Caledon; Marianne FISHER of Caledon; Robert McCULLOGH of Killnamuddy; Thomas McCARTER of Newbliss; Robert FISHER of Monree; Robert HAWTHORNE of Tandregee; Sarah FISHER of Monree; Richard TROTTER.

1838

296

1848 Dec 11

Kildare

JACKSON, Humphrey

Birtown, Barony Kilkea, Co. Kildare

Humphrey JACKSON – Lucy S. HERBERT

Image 195

BTW Humphry Thompson JACKSON of Nelson St City of Dublin Esq surviving executor of will of John HAMILTON Late of City of Dublin Esq deceased of 1^st pt; William LONG of Mary St City of Dublin Coach Maker of 2^nd pt; Lucy Susannah HERBERT of Phibbsborough Co. Dublin Widow of 3^rd pt … Reciting … John HAMILTON formerly of Ballalloly Co Down but then of City of Dublin Esq of 4^th pt

NOTE: He is likely the Humphry Thompson JACKSON (b abt 1790) of Ballybay, son of Dr. Thomas JACKSON & Isabelle THOMPSON – they had roots in Co. Down.

NOTE: Not sure of the connection to JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath, later of Ballyday w many who were active with the United Irishmen

1838

263

Dublin

JACKSON, Joseph

Cowley Place, Barony Coolock

Joseph JACKSON-James BETTY

1838

1838 Aug 10

Down

JACKSON, George

Knocknagony, Barony Castlereagh

George JACKSON-Hugh SIMMS & ors

Image 406

BTW Hugh SIMMS of Ballykeel, Samuel CLAWSON of Knocknagoney both in Co. Down farmer and Joseph YOUNG of Belfast Co. Antrim Woolen Draper trustees and executors of will of John JACKSON the younger late of Knocknagoney [Knocknagoney, Parish Holywood, Barony Castlereagh Lower] farmer deceased of one pt & George JACKSON of Knocknagoney of the other pt. reciting Hugh SIMMS Samuel CLAWSON and Joseph YOUNG granted to George JACKSON in his actual possession 26a 1r 16p bounded on north by Holywood demesne on the south by part of premes demised by the recited lease which was devised by said John JACKSON the younger deceased to William John JACKSON on the east by the road granted from the other part of the lease devised by John JACKSON the younger to George JACKSON (party thereto) formerly in possession of John JACKSON the younger deceased and was then in possession of said George JACKSON and also parcel of ground in townland of Knocknagoney 26a 2r 16p bounded on the north by the road leading from the Queens Highway to the premises thereinbefore described on the east by the aforesaid lands devised to the said George JACKSON on the south by Ashfield and on the west by the road from Belfast to Holywood as the last granted and released parcel of ground was in the tenure and occupation of Lord Bishop of Down and Connor which was all part of lands demised by indenture 28 Dec 1795 from Simon ISAAC to said John JACKSON the elder deceased in Parish of Holywood Barony Castlereagh Co. Down for natural life of John SUFFERN the surviving life in 28 Dec 1795 .. reciting renewal 9 Aug 1838 from Dorothea KENNEDY to Hugh SIMMS Samuel CLAWSON & Joseph YOUNG … WITNESS: John BATES & William FORSYTHE. Joseph Young [SEAL] Hugh SIMMS [SEAL]

1838

1838 Aug 11

Down

JACKSON, George

JACKSON-SIMS

Image 407

BTW George JACKSON of Knocknagoney [Knocknagoney, Parish Holywood, Barony Castlereagh Lower] Co. Down farmer of 1 pt & Joseph YOUNG of Belfast Co. Antrim woolen merchant executor of John JACKSON late of Knocknagoney Gent deceased of other pt. … dwelling house in occupation of John JACKSON the younger deceased & the garden and [Haggan?] in and part of townland of Knocknagoney which extends to the mearing of the late Bishop of Down and Connor and the field next to the KENNEDY’s and Surgeon TAGGARTS land and also that parcel of land being one equal half or moiety of that part of Knocknagoney commonly called the Shore containing 1a 1r together with the Labourer’s house and all other lands demised to George JACKSON by will of John JACKSON the younger containing 16a 2r 21p and parcel of townland containing 26a 1r 16p bounded on the north by the Holywood demesne on the south by part of the premises demised by lease John JACKSON the younger deceased to William John JACKSON on the east by lands formerly in possession of John JACKSON the younger called Barberdues [NOTE: The townlands to the east are: Ballykeel, Ballymaghan, Ballymiscaw and Holywood] and on the west by the road which divides said lands from other part of the lands demised said John JACKSON to said George JACKSON … [repeats details in previous memorial] … WITNESS: John BATES attorney & William FORSTHE his apprentice both of Belfast George JACKSON [SEAL]

1838

1838 Jun 9

Tipperary

JACKSON, Joseph D

Joseph D. JACKSON – Edward ATKINSON

Curraghmore, Barony Lower Ormond

Image 410

Roderick CONNOR Esq one of the Masters of Chancery of 1^st pt William Henry BIRCH late of Monkstown Co. Dublin now of Monteordeo Co. Tipperary Esq of 2^nd pt Aquilla SMITH oc City of Dublin Assignee of estate of Daniel Egan ALT an insolvent debtor eldest son of Nathaniel ALT late of Curraghmore Co. Tipperary Esq deceased of 3^rd pt Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq M.P. Trustee for Marie JACKSON spinster City of Dublin of annuity granted by Nathaniel ALT deceased to Mary JACKSON deceased in year 1811 of 4^th pt. Maria JACKSON of 5^th pt Catherine O’BRIEN Executrix of Fitzgerald O’BRIEN late of Nenagh Co. Tipperary Esq deceased of 6^th pt … more names …

1839

Kings

JACKSON

George JACKSON & daughters Frances, Isabella & James (Jane?) JACKSON Crinkill, Kings Co.

Seems to be wrong # -Memorial #74 is at Image 47

1839

1838 Nov 1

Antrim

JACKSON, Thomas

McCRACKEN-JACKSON

Image 59

Francis McCRACKEN Jun of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant & Robert James TENNANT of Belfast Co. Antrim & [Ninian?] HILL of Glasgow Scotland Doctor Medicine Trustees and executors of will of John McCRAKEN of Belfast Merchant deceased of 1^st pt & William McCRACKEN of Belfast Gent, Margaret McCRACKEN, Jane McCRACKEN, and Mary McCRACKEN all of Belfast spinsters Legatees of will of said John McCRACKEN of 2^nd pt. John MURPHY of Belfast Stone Cutter of 3^rd pt; Thomas JACKSON of Belfast Architect a trustee named and appointed by said John MURPHY and on his behalf of 4^th pt. … sum of £200 part of purchase money of 1,680 paid by John MURPHY to said Francis McCRACKEN Robert James TENANT & Ninian HILL and also in consideration of a further sum of 1,480 being remainder of purchase … land on west side of Frederick Street in Town of Belfast containing in front to street 140’ and extending backwards on the north side 192’ and on the south side 146’ together with all houses and buildings in Parish of Belfast otherwise Shankhill Barony of Upper Belfast Co. Antrim to hold to Thomas JACKSON … lives of Rt. Hon Arthur CHICHESTER, Hon Hamilton Francis CHICHESTER & Rt Hon John Ludford CHICHESTER from lease of 2 Jan 1826 … Thomas JACKSON [SEAL] McCRACKEN [SEAL] Ninian HILL [SEAL] Robert J. Tennant [SEAL] Margaret McCRACKEN [SEAL] Jane McCRACKEN [SEAL] William McCRACKEN [SEAL]

1839

1838 Nov 1

Antrim

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON & ors-William McCRACKEN

George Court Parish Belfast

Image 60

Thomas JACKSON architect [see above]

1839

1838 Nov 1

Antrim

JACKSON, Thomas

JACKSON-McCRACKEN

Image 61

West Side of Frederick Street. …

Thomas JACKSON architect [see above]

1839

127

1838 Dec 28

Cork

JACKSON, Warren H.R.

H.R. Warren JACKSON- Joseph C. Bromehead

Kilcoolishill, Barony Barrymore

Image 82

BTW Sarah BENNETT of town of Kinsale Co. Cork, Widow & executrix of will of Henry BENNETT late of City of Cork Esq deceased of 1^st pt; Warren Hastings Rowland JACKSON of Castleview [Castleview, Parish of Little Island, Barony Barrymore] Co. Cork of 2^nd pt; Claude PERRING of Hon Soc of the Inner Temple Lincolns Inn Fields Co. Middlesex Barrister of Hon Soc of Lincolns Inn and William John JOHNSTON of No 13 Park Village West Co Middlesex Esq & Thomas Edward JOHNSON of John St Adelphi City of Westminster Gent of 3^rd pt. Reciting 29 & 30 May 1818 [SEE: ROD: 746-92-507628 and ROD: 404-42-270072] …

Sarah BENNETT [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork

NOTE: Joseph Henry JACKSON (aft 1781-1861), son of George JACKSON and Susannah BENNETT became known as Joseph Henry Jackson BENNET in order to inherit BENNET lands.

NOTE: Sarah BENNETT: Cork Advertiser, Jul 1 1864. Lans of Knockanagerid otherwise Haremount, Barony Muskerry, Co Cork held by estate of Henry BENNETT, Sarah BENNETT, Anne BENNETT and Jane Alicia BENNETT

1839

230

Dublin

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON- Hamilton Ll JACKSON

Lower New Sackville

1839

274

Kings

JACKSON, Francis, Isabella, James

Francis, Isabella, James JACKSON – George JACKSON & ors

Crinkill, Barony Ballybritt

1839

294

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JACKSON, William

William JACKSON-Randle JACKSON

No denomination

1839

Down

JACKSON, Alexander & Elizabeth

Alexander & Elizabeth JACKSON – Hugh LAW

Tullylish, Barony Lower Iveagh

1839

102

Longford

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON- Rev Francis GREGG

Rathallard, Barony Ardagh

1839

167

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON-John BUTLER

Cullene farm, Barony Upper Cross

1839

1839 Mar 13

Killen, Co. Louth

DICKIE

DICKIE, John, Robert, Joseph, Eliza-DICKIE -1839 NOTE: This was in ROD under 1834-unk-018 – my error.

Marriage Articles between Matthew PATTESON of Dundalk, woollen draper of 1st part & Robert DICKIE of Roachdale, John Thomas DICKIE of Clonaleenan, Robert DICKIE jr. of Killen & Rev Joseph DICKIE of Rathfriland, Co. Down executors named in will of James DICKIE late of Killen, Esq, dec’d of 2nd part. Eliza DICKIE of Killan, spinster, daughter of James DICKIE ... 1833

1839

Mayo

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON –

Carne, Barony Tyrawley

1839

234

Down

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-Rev John C. GORDON

Cultra,

1839

267

Galway

JACKSON, Oliver C

Oliver C. JACKSON & ors-John LAMBERT

1839

Belfast

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-John MURPHY

Frederick Street, Parish Belfast

1839

Co. Longford

COULTER

COULTER-DONALDSON

1839

103

1838 May 17

Down

Dublin

JACKSON

CROZIER

Image 57

BTW William CROZIER of Fortfield Lodge Co. Dublin Esq and the Revd Philip Graham CROZIER of Edenderry [Edenderry, Edenderry Urban, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown, Co. Offaly] in the Kings County Surviving Trustees named in & appointed by the last will and testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge [Banbridge Rural] Co. Down Attorney at law decd of the first part Jane CROZIER of Banbridge afsd widow of the said George CROZIER of the second part and Thomas CROZIER of Banbridge aforesd in the said County of Down Attly at Law of the third part Reciting that for the Consons therein ment they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER and the said Jane CROZIER did according to their respective Estates and Interest therein grant bargain sell assign transfer and make over for ever quit claim release and Confirm unto the said Thomas CROZIER his actual possession then being by virtue of a lease for a year therein recited and to his heirs and assigns all that and those that Tenement situate in the Town of Banbridge and County of Down afore and on the East side of the Street leading from Dromore to the Bridge over the River Bann Conty 46’ in front and in depth 294’ formerly in the posson of John HERRING and afterwards unto the said Thomas CROZIER his heirs and assigns from the 1 Nov 1836 for and during the lives of the sevl Cestie que vie WITNESS: Armstrong FITZGERALD of #11 Dorset St. and Henry LOFTIE Button of Sherard It in the County of Dublin Gent Wm CROZIER [SEAL] Graham P CROZIER [SEAL]

SEE: Banbridge: The Star of Co. Down. ALSO: Crozier family of Seafield, Stillorgan and Roebuck House and formerly of Banbridge AND Captain Crozier in Ireland: Locations and connections. (includes map of CROZIER home]

1839

104

1838 Oct 31

Down

Dublin

JACKSON

CROZIER

Image 57

BTW William CROZIER of Fortfield [Fortfield Lodge] in the County of Dublin Esq and the Rev Philip Graham CROZIER Clerk in Edenderry [Edenderry, Edenderry Urban, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown, Co. Offaly] Kings County Cers and trustees named in and appointed by the last will and Testament May 1839 of George CROZIER late of Banbridge [SEE: Banbridge Rural] in the County of Down Attly at law decd of the first part the said Webrozier Son and heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER of the second part . Jane CROZIER Banbridge as widow of the said Geo CROZIER of the third part Rachall CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER both of Banbridge Spinsters daughters of the said Geo CROZIER and Jane CROZIER of the fourth part and Charles MAGEE [widower of Margret CROZIER] of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown aka Lisbofin, Parish of Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co.Armagh Esq a Trustee appointed for the purposes therein after ment of the fifth part Reciting that the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such Trustees as in Conson of the sum of £2,000 paid by the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER and also in Conson of the sum of 10s to them the said William CROZIER and Philip CROZIER in hand paid by the said Charles MAGEE and also in Conson of the further sum of 10s a piece by the said Chas MAGEE to the said William CROZIER and Jane CROZIER at the request and with the party of the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER testified as therein the receipt of which said sevl Sums are thereby resply acknowledged they the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER as such Trustees as afsd and also the said heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER and the said Jane CROZIER did by the direction nomination & appointment of the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER confirm unto the said Charles MAGEE … All that and those the parts and proportions of the town and land of Kernan alas Kernon [Kernan, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] with the Mill Milldams Succon and Mulchine thereto belonging as compused in the Original lease thereof bearing date 26 Oct 1789 from Thos Dawson LAWRENCE to Athelston Dawson LAWRENCE Cont113a 1r 24p plantation measure … and also all that part and parcel of turf Bog and worn out time Bog Known by the name of Balgamoney [probably Ballymoney, Parish of Seapatrick, Barony Iveagh Lower, Lower Half] situate in the said Townland of Kennon and Ballyvary [Ballyvarley (Baile Uí Mhearlaigh) (aka Ballyvarlay), Parish Aghaderg (Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion), Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Down with the appences and all other the prems comprised in the therein recited Indre of lease of the 8 Apr 1796 and also that farm Conty 2a 3r 2p plantation measure be the same more or less together with that part and parcel of the bog and worn out of Bog Known by the name of Ballynamoney meared and bounded as therein described part whereof is situate in the said Townland of Kerman Parish of Tullylish and the remaining part situate in said Townland of BallyVarley Parish of Aghadery [Aghaderg (Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion)] and Co. Down aforesaid with the appences in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted by the therein recited lease of1 Nov 1798 also all that that and those that part or parcel of land situate in the Townland of Kernon Barony of Lover Iveagh and Co. Down afs used as a course or race for the water from Kernon lake to Kernon Mill with liberty to save and depend the same in part thereof but not to Widen said Course or overflow or Swamp the lands or Bog through which the same time in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted in and the therein recited lease of the 20 Nov 1810 from the Court of Claims to Geo CROZIER To hold said first ment land of Kennon aforesaid containing 113a 1e 24p with the appurces being the premis demised by the said therein recited lease of 26 Oct 1889 unto the said Chas Magee his heirs and assigns … for the Remainder of the term of 2,000 then to come and unexpired under and by virtue of the therein recited lease of the 8 Apr 1796 … for and during the natural life and lives of said Wm CROZIER party thereto and Thomas CROZIER and the time of them being the lives named in the therein recited case of 20 Nov 1810 subject to yearly rents payable thereout and in said Deed ment In trust for the use and benefit and as a Trustee for them the said Rachael CROZIER and Charlotte CROZIER then heirs Exors Admors and assigns according to the value and tenor of the sevl Estates therein … WITNESS: Thomas CROZIER of #2 Rutland Sq. East Dublin Solicitor and John WHITEHEAD of Banbridge in the County of Down Clerk to the said The CROZIER … and John TATE of Banbridge aforesaid also Clerk to the said Thomas CROZIER William CROZIER [SEAL] Philip Graham CROZIER [SEAL]

1839

107

1839 Feb 1

Image 59

Joseph Devonshire JACKSON Esq. re trustees of LENNON.

1839

Waterford

Cork

JACKSON, Mary A.

Mary A. JACKSON-Henry P. GARDE

Kilkip

1839

1839 Apr 16

Mayo

Sligo

Donegal

JACKSON

Image 212

BTW George Vaughan JACKSON of Carramore, Co. Mayo Esq, rev. Arthur PEARSON of Springfield Co. Essex, England Clerk & Richard GROOM of Cavandish Sq. Co. Middlesex Esq. trustees of term of 1000 years created by will of Rt. Hon Arthur SAUNDERS Earl of Arran of 1^st pt. Caroline GORE otherwise HALES of Wilton Crescent, Middlesex widow of 2^nd pt; Francis GORE of Derrymore Co. Clare Esq and Joseph GORE of same place surviving trustees names in indenture of settlement 28 May 1798 of 3^rd pt. Reciting that Arthur SAUNDERS in will dated 2 Aug 1836 devised all Manors Castles towns… in Co. Wexford, Mayo, Sligo & Donegall … to use of George Vaughan JACKSON, Arthur PEARSON & Richard GROOM … to raise 28,500 pounds applied to Francis GORE & Joseph GORE trustees of settlement of Caroline GORE orse HALES to lend them …. [many lands mentioned incl Manor of Castlegore, lands in Co. Mayo & Shanaghy orse Arduaree & Corambly in Barony Tyrawley, Co. Sligo, also lands in Co. Donegal ] … WITNESS: Richard MURDOCK of Eccles St., Co. Dublin solicitor & Henry HILL of #3 Henrietta St Cavandish Sq., London

1839

110

1839 May 11

Killen, Co. Louth

COULTER

COULTER-COULTER

1839 May 11 NAMES: Dr. Thomas COULTER of Dublin; Robert COULTER of Dundalk; Charles [LYNAM?]; J.H. RANSON of Dundalk; John PURCELL; A. WILSON. OTHER PLACES: Killeen aka Killen and part of Kane called The Stump; Ballinshull aka Bailinfuil.

1839

181

1838 Nov 17

Armagh

JACKSON

Robert William JACKSON – Jacob BARRETT Lanagher

Image 527

BTW Silvester QUIN Of City & co. Armagh Esq of 1^st pt Robert William JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Barrister of 2^nd pt. Jacob BARRETT of City & Co. Armagh Gent of 3^rd pt. Reciting sum of £500 to Silvester Quin paid by Robert William JACKSON … reciting MTG 24 Jan 1832 and Bond Collateral on lands of Lanagher [??], Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly], Aghergallagh [possibly Corr and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Beromine [??], Tullymore orse Aughalin [probably Tullymore Agowan, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Co. Armagh also one townland of Bayllyhawley [probably Ballybrolly, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish & Co. Armagh also quarter of Townland of Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Co. Armagh the Water mill and lands of Tanderagee [Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] the tate and lands of Armaghbreagagh [Armaghbrague, Parish Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] the tate and lands of Tullynagin [Tullynagin, Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Upper], and the half Tate of Tullybrone [Tullybrone, Parish Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] in Co. Armagh the third part of lands of Teeanore [Teemore, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] the lands of Tullyglush [Tullyglush, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] which said lands of Tullyglush are in the Parish of Keady, Barony & Co. Armagh … for lives … WITNESS: John QUIN Of City of Armagh solicitor Esq. Henry MacKEE solicitor N. WALKER Gent both of City of Dublin.

1839

260

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JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Hamilton Ll JACKSON

No denomination

1839

261

Clare

Tipperary

Limerick

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Hamilton Ll JACKSON

1839

Westmeath

Longford

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON-Robert BLACKALL

Collamber

1839

1839 May 18

Cork

JACKSON, Benjamin

Benjamin JACKSON-Murdock GREEN

Image 28

Coolafornery, Barony Ismokelly [Imokilly]

BTW Benjamin JACKSON thertofore of Youghal Co. Cork but now of Russell Square Co. Middlesex Great Britain of 1 pt; Murdock GREEN of Granille[?] Street Co. Dublin Gent Attorney of other pt. Reciting that Benjamin JACKSON was seized of an estate male of undivided 3^rd pt of lands of Coolafonery otherwise Coolacloghafuning [Coolnacloghafinna, Parish Clonpriest, Barony Imokilly] orse Blanfield in Barony Imokilly Co. Cork … sold to Murdock GREEN undivided 3^rd parts of said lands of Coolafonery called Coolacloghafinny orse Beanfield in Barony Imokilly Co. Cork … WITNESS: Nicholas KEATING of City of Dublin & Thomas Kippox KING of Southampton Buildings London Esq. Benjamin JACKSON [SEAL]

NOTE: I suspect he was Benjamin JACKSON (1787-1861), only child of William JACKSON & Anne HAYMAN of Youghall. The 2^nd wife of this William JACKSON was Jane HYDE, daughter of Rev. Arthur HYDE & Anne GREEN (1731-1807). Anne GREEN’s father was a Benjamin GREEN

1839

218

Dublin

JACKSON, Henry A

Herny A JACKSON & ors- Owen MAGUIRE

Drumcondra Road, Barony Coolock

1839

224

Dublin

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON-John COLE

City of Dublin

1839

236

1839 Jul 9

Antrim

JACKSON, George

George JACKSON-Maria MONTEITH

Cogry, Barony Antrim

Image 392

BTW Conway McNIECE of Cogry Co. Antrim Farmer of 1^st pt; Conway McNIECE & Martha McNIECE orse ALEXANDER his wife of 2^nd pt; James GALT of Dough and George JACKSON of Connor [Connor, Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower] Co. Antrim Gent of 3^rd pt; Maria MONTEITH of Belfast Co. Antrim widow of 4^th pt. … part of townland of Cogry [?] 17a 1r 8p in Parish Rashee Upper Half of Barony of Antrim [Barony Antrim Upper] for lives of Arthur CHICHESTER commonly called Lord Arthur CHICHESTER, The Rt Hon Francis CHICHESTER commonly called Lord Hamilton Francis CHICHESTER & Rt Hon John LUIDFORD CHICHESTER … WITNESS: Arthur Adam GAMBLE Esq. & Alexander ARTHUR attorney both of Belfast. Conway McNIECE [SEAL]

NOTE: Connor borders on Kells and Artnagullian.

SEE: JACKSONs of Artnagullian, Parish Connor and later of Parish Islandmagee. The JACKSONs in this tree are also mentioned in leases and other records to the JACKSONs of Steeple and Loonburn.

1839

291

Wicklow

JACKSON, Peter W

Peter W. JACKSON- Rev. David H. CREIGHTON

Killarny

1839

220

1839 Jul 17

Armagh

JACKSON

Sir George JACKSON & Richard JACKSON – Archibald Murdock

Image 581

Rt Rev Nathaniel ALEXANDER Bishop of Meath of 1^st pt; Sir George JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co. Armagh Bart of 2^nd pt; Trustees of the Charitable Donations of Richard JACKSON late of Forkhill Co. Armagh Esq. deceased Incorporated by Act of Parliament of 3^rd pt Alexander MURDOCK of Forkhill farmer of 4^th pt … several small farms mentioned.

1839

239

1837 Apr 22

Armagh

JACKSON

Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER

Image 590

BTW Rev. William MAULEVERER of Tynan [Tynan, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Rectory Co. Armagh Clerk of 1 pt & Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER of Tynan Rectory Co. Armagh Esq. of the other pt. … WITNESS: John RIDDELL of Legaroe Co. Tyrone writing clerk & Henry Purdon DISNEY of Grange [Grange ] Co. Armagh Clerke & Henry ELLIOTT of Caledon Co. Tyrone William MAULEVER [SEAL] & Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER [SEAL]

1839

241

1839 Jul 16

Armagh

Dublin

Londonderry

Image 591

Deed of Appointment by Rev William MAULEVER of Tynan [Tynan, Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Rectory Co. Armagh Clerk reciting marriage settlement btw William MAULEVERER of 1^st pt & Mary STAFFORD then of City of Dublin spinster of 2^nd pt; Kenedy HENDERSON of Castle Dawson Co. Londonderry Esq. & Anne HENDERSON ors SAUNDERS his wife of 3^rd pt; George Lenox CONYNGHAM of Springhill Co. Londonderry & John HENDDERSON of Castle Dawson Esq. of 4^th pt … lands [described] in Co. Londonderry … provisions for all 4 sons: James, Bellingham, William & Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER and daughter Maria Olivia ….

1839

242

1839 Jul 17

Londonderry

Image 592

… reciting marriage settlement of Rev. William MAULEVERER and Mary Stafford 1799 Oct 1. … 24a Tamnymullan, Maghera, Barony Loughinshollen Co. Londonderry … Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER …

1839

243

Londonderry

Image 593

… Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER.

1839

Armagh

JACKSON, Richard

Richard JACKSON (his charitable donations Trustees of) – Rev. Charles ATKINSON

1839

103

1839 May 15

Dublin

JACKSON Thomas

Thomas JACKSON- Montcrieff MAY

Lower Sackville Street, City of Dublin, Parish St. Mary’s

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BTW Thomas JACKSON of Fanningstown, Co. Limerick, Esq. of 1 pt & Mountiford John HAY of City of Limerick architect & builder of other pt. Release 15 Jan 1823 whereby Thomas JACKSON demised to Mountiford John HAY several lots on west side of Lower or New Sackville Street in Parish St. Mary’s City of Dublin all the buildings shops hotel and improvements … for lives (all royalty)… marked in grand map of the Commissions of Wide Streets … representatives of Henry ATTIWELL deceased … bounded on the north by Princess Street … #19 Mountiford John HAY [SEAL]

1839

155

1839 Aug 6

Kings

JACKSON

Image 548

One of lives: Noble JACKSON eldest son of James JACKSON of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt],, Peruke-maker. Part of land of Ballindara [aka Ballindarra and/or Ballindarra, Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt], Parish of Birr, Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co. then in possession of Jams POE. NOTE: Need to see if Noble JACKSON was father of Rev. R. Noble JACKSON of Gloucestershire b. 1827. A Noble JACKSON married a Jane YOUNG in 1844. NOTE: There was a James JACKSON, Peruke Maker in Seething Lane, London SOURCE: London Lives.

1839

189

Queens

JACKSON, Richard C

Richard C. JACKSON-Richard LODGE

Craigavoice, Barony Upper Ossary

1839

296

Belfast

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON-Joseph YOUNG

Frederick Street,, Parish Belfast

1839

233

1838 Dec 18

Clones

Aughafin, Co. Monaghan

BROWN

BROWN, Isabella, Anne J., Mary, Margaret, James, Charlotte - PHILLIPS 1833-1839

Between Isabella BROWNE of Crooked Holm near Kilmarnock, Scotland ; Thomas BAIRD of Crooked Holm near Kilmarnock, Scotland shoemaker Anne Jane BAIRD orse BROWN his wife; John CARSON of Crooked Holm near Kilmarnock, Scotland shoemaker & Mary CARSON orse BROWN his wife; Isabella McMAHON orse BROWN of Crooked Holm near Kilmarnock, Scotland widow; James LEONARD of Kilmarnock labourer & Margaret LEONARD orse BROWN his wife; & James & Charlotte BROWN of Crooked Holm near Kilmarnock, Scotland minors under the age of 21 all children of James BROWN of Clones, Co. Monaghan re: lands of Aughafin, Co. Monaghan, Barony of Dartry.

1839

266

1839 Oct 1

Monaghan

Down

OLIVER

OLIVER, Charles

... Charles OLIVER & Thomas OLIVER of Baltimore named as trustees in will of Robert OLIVER of Baltimore but previously of Troopersfield...Charles OLIVER eldest son & heir at law of Robert OLIVER ...... annuities for widows and children of Presbyterian ministers ...

1839

271

1839 Oct 7

Belfast

BROWN

Indented deed of assignment of trust 22 Jun 1839. Btw John BROWN the younger of Belfast 3^rd son of John BROWN of same place builder and architect & John MITCHELL Gent son of Alexander MITCHELL of Belfast Esq of the other part.. BROWN to MITCHELL land in his actual possession a parcel of building ground on the south side of Chichester Street in Belfast containing in front 110 feet and in breadth in the rere 110 feet extended from front to rere 110 feet…. To confer the use and behoof of the said John BROWN party thereto and the 1/3^rd pt of sd premises and to and for the use and behoof of Catherine Eliza BROWNE mother of the said John BROWN.. and to the use and behoof of Lawson Ainsley BROWN Catherine BROWNE and Thomas Henry BROWNE brotehrs and sister of the said John BROWN. The younger…

1839

287

1839 Oct 1

Monaghan

OLIVER

OLIVER, Thomas

Btw Robert Morgan GIBBS, Charles OLIVER & Thomas OLIVER all of Baltimore in the United States Esq. Last will & Testament of Robert OLIVER of Troopersfield then of Baltimore dec’d .. lots of lands in Barony & Co Monaghan... all these and several lands and towns of Corcalin orse Corcallin Anna Martin Logan Drumganagh Mulladoe orse Blackhill orse Smithborough Coolsalagh Mullabrack Coolatty Annya Maghery Cor orse Corchan Gortenagh Clinbough Cornebade orse Balneknity with the farms and markets… in the Barony and Co of Monaghan

1839

1835 Feb 12

Annavackey, Co. Louth

BAILLIE

BAILLIE, John Rev-Partition 1833-1839

BAILLIE, William-Partition

NAMES: Rev. Charles ATKINSON; Robert MURPHY of Marion Sq., Dublin; Robert Ellis BAILLIE; Rev. John BALLIE of Clonaleenan; William BAILLIE of Tray, Co. Monaghan; Stewart KING; John FOSTER of Collon; Sir John Charles HAMILTON, Bart.; Sir John Stewart HAMILTON, formerly of Dublin, deceased; Frederick HAMILTON of [Dunfreath?]; Frederick HAMILTON, Esq.; Richard HEATHERINGTON; Capt. Charles GRANT; Robert BAILLIE of Shortstone; Robert DICKIE of Clonaleenan; Thomas BRADFORD & Samuel BRADFORD of Cavananore; John BUNTON; William PARKER; Arthur ELLIS; Walter GLASSCOCK.

1839

268

Down

JACKSON, William or William M Jun

William or William M. JACKSON jr- William JACKSON the elder

Ballywalter, Barony Ards

1839

286

Dublin

JACKSON, Henry

Henry JACKSON- Rev. John SMITH

Drumcondra Road, Barony Coolock

1839

000

Clare

JACKSON, Joseph D.

Joseph D. JACKSON- William SCOTT

Dromsinglass, Barony Inchiquin

NOTE: The Pg & deed #s were illegible in the Townland Index.

1839

141

1838 Nov 16

Dublin

JACKSON, Robert

Robert JACKSON-John GLENNON

Back Lane, City of Dublin

Image 539

Between Robert JACKSON master and John WHITTY and George MACDONA wardens of the Corporation Fraternity or Guild of Saint John the Baptist Dublin commonly called the Corporation of Taylors of the one part and John GLENNON of the City Quay in said city builder of the other part. Whereby the said Masters and Wardens for themselves and their successors Masters Wardens and Brethren of the said Corporation Fraternity or Guild by and with and consent of the said corporation Fraternity Guild demised piece of land of ground with the old house now standing known by the number of 16 situate on the north side of Back Lane in the County of the City of Dublin together with the yard or backside behind the same containing in breadth in the front to said lane 20’4” extending 8’ over the gateway or passage gateway or passage in 12’4” in height and in depth from front to rear on the West but east side of said passage 51’11” and in depth from front to rear on the West side passage 34’2” and in the rear 19’1” reserving to said corporation the flank rere walls which enclosed the aforesaid premises then more or less which said premises are bounded on the West by a house now in possession of George WYBRANTS or his under tenants to which house bounded the aforementioned passage on the West side and on the east by a house now in possession of Robert QUAYLE. To hold thereby demised premises until John GLENNON and his executors, administrators and assigns for 200 years subject to yearly rent of £8 Witness John GLENNON builder William JACKSON and Thomas DOYLE Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

1839

Down

JACKSON, John

Hollywood, Castlereagh

John JACKSON-John JACKSON jr

1839

190

Monaghan

JACKSON, James

Back Street

James JACKSON-Thomas SMITH

1839

201

Dublin

JACKSON, Robert

Goldenbridge Barony Newcastle

Robert JACKSON-Garrett MOORE

1839

239

Meath

JACKSON, James

Kilbeggan, Barony Moycashell

James JACKSON-Robert FLEETWOOD

1839

291

Cavan

JACKSON, Charles C.

Bawn, Barony Tullyhuena

Charles C. JACKSON-Dominick BLAKE

1839

125

1839 Nov 13

McCULLAGH

McCULLAGH-BEATTY

NAMES: William McCULLAGH of Dundalk; James BEATTIE, Rev of [Knockakean?] Lodge, Co. Armagh; Samuel BRADFORD of Cavananore; Samuel BRADFORD late of Dundalk; Bridgit McKENNA; John NICHOLSON; Edward TOWNLEY; William Robert ROGERS; William HILL; John TOWNLEY; Lucas SHERLOCK.

1839

241

1839 Nov 1

Dublin

JACKSON, Andrew

Booterstown Road, City of Dublin

Andrew JACKSON-Elizabeth WILSON

Image 561

Andrew JACKSON of Balls Bridge Co. & City of Dublin Baker assigned title to dwelling house or tenement on north east side of the high road leading from Balls Bridge to Booterstown lately in possession of Andrew JACKSON together with the back house Coach House & Stable & Garden at the rere in Manor of Baggotrath … Andrew JACKSON [SEAL]

1840

Clare

JACKSON, Thomas

Thomas JACKSON & ors -

1840

228

HORNER-MULLEN

1840

256

Down

JACKSON, William the elder

William JACKSON the elder- James D. GLOVER

1840

Dublin

Jackson, Ann & Frederick

Anne & Frederick JACKSON-?

1840

167

1839 Oct 25

Armagh

JACKSON

Image 299

BTW Rev. James Edward JACKSON Dean of Armagh of 1^st pt. The Ecclesiastical Commission for Ireland of 2^nd pt; Sir Mathew BLAKESTONE of Sandy Brook Hall in Derby Bart. And John Stanton ROCHFORT of Clogkennan Co. Carlow Esq of 3^rd pt. Reciting indenture of demise 2 June 1838 … in consideration of £1,459.18.6 … five townlands of the two [Edenvesees?] Drumheemore [??], Edennappagh [Edenappa, Parish Jonesborough, Barony Orior Upper] and Callon St in Barony Lower Fews Co. Armagh … WITNESS: John KEATING of Richmond Hill Gent

1840

289

Monaghan

JACKSON, William

William JACKSON- John CAHER

1840

104

1840 Feb 19

Co Down

Rev Joseph LEATHLY of Westmeath to James Sinclair MOORE of Newry. NOTE: Not of use to me.

16d

1840

155

Cavan

JACKSON, Charles C.

Charles C. JACKSON-Thomas CARMICHAEL & ors

1840

270

Waterford

JACKSON

GILLMAN-George Holmes JACKSON Digital record 10131

1840

271

Waterford

JACKSON

JACKSON-JACKSON Digital record 10133

George Holmes JACKSON of the 1^st pt; George Bennett JACKSON of the 2^nd pt and Charles John SAMPSON and & John JACKSON of the 3^rd pt. Reciting indenture 13 May 1837 btw George Holmes JACKSON formerly of Glenmore, Co. Waterford but then of Dol[?friog?] in the parish of Bethgelert in Co. Merioneth [?] in North Wales Esq. of 1^st pt & …SAMPSON & John JACKSON to George Bennett JACKSON… all that the sum of 7,000 pounds assigned by the related indenture … ands of Ballyduffultra and of and in the lands called Balygally situate in Co. Waterford. WITNESS John HUGHES of Bangor in North Wales solicitor & Richard ROTHWELL of 65 Lower Dorset St Co Dublin.

NOTE: George Holmes JACKSON (b abt 1780) son of John JACKSON & Mary TROUGHEAR.

16d

1840

272

Waterford

JACKSON

JACKSON-FOLEY Digital record 10134

George Holmes JACKSON now of Dolfrieg parish of Bethgelent Co Minonith in North Wales Esq. and Alicia JACKSON orse ALLEN his wife. Of the 1^st pt. John JACKSON of Record Office Admiralty Whithall in Co. Middlessex England Esq. oldest son heir and appointee of said George Holmes JACKSON. Of 2^nd pt. and appointee od George Holmes JACKSON of 2^nd pt.John Whyte MELVILLE of Mt Melville, Saint Andrews, Scotland, Co. Fife, Esq. of 3^rd pt. George Melville JACKSON now a midshipman of her Majesties ship called the Fly and Jane Catherine JACKSON, Maria Louisa JACKSON Margaret JACKSON and Elizabeth JACKSON spinsters and Robert JACKSON all of Dolfrog aforesaid younger children of said George Holmes JACKSON. Of 4^th pt. & Arthur REILLY of Ballysaggartmore Co Waterford of the 5^th pt … for and in consideration of 8980 pounds… sold to Arthur REILLY lands of Cooleshall which said eastern division is bounded on the north by the river Araghlin on the south by the river Blackwater on the east by the lands of Ballysaggartmore and on the west by part of the said lands of Coolishall. In parish of Lismore Barony Coshmore and Cashbride Co Waterford.

NOTE: George Holmes JACKSON (b abt 1780) son of John JACKSON & Mary TROUGHEAR. George Holmes JACKSON must have had a 2^nd wife. George Melville JACKSON was a son of 1^st wife (she died in 1829) Margaret MELVILLE. SEE: JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork t

1840

272

Waterford

JACKSON, George H & Alice

George H. & Alice JACKSON- Nelson T FOLEY

1840

273

Waterford

JACKSON-REILY Digital record 10135

George Holmes JACKSON – see above – lots of repetition.

1840

273

Waterford

JACKSON George H

George H & Alice & John & George M & Jane G & Maria L & Margaret & Elizabeth & Robert– Arthur KEILY

1840

284

Aghaville

O’BRIEN

O’BRIEN-DEAN Digital record 10136

William Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsilla, Co.Leitrim, eldest son of Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsilla & Richard DEANE of Killylevlin & Juliana DEANE, spinster dau of Richard DEANE... marriage arts incl land of Aughaville... and by virtue of will of Richard IRWIN therin recited the said Wm O’BRIEN entitled to lands .... after death of father.... Juliana DANE [aka DEANE] executor of her uncle Paul DANE. NOTE: IRWIN-JACKSON connections may be of interest here.

1840

168

Waterford

JACKSON, George H

George H JACKSON-John JACKSON

1840

1840 Mar 19

Dundalk

BROWN

MARMIAN-BROWN

Image 431

Deed of release btw Henry Richard MARMION Esq near Kibbereen, Co. Cork. & Elizabeth Barclay Evans MARMION orse BROWN his wife & Rev John BROWN of Aberdeen Scotland of the other part … quit claim on several residual estates for amount of £400 … lands of Grance Park known as Grange Park [Grange Park, Parish Grange of Ballyscullion, Barony Toome Upper], Barony of Toome, Co. Antrim containing 50a … also land on south side of Carrickfergus st, Belfast… formerly in possession of Charles GILLESPIE held by late John Brown dec’d father of said John BROWN BY LEASE 20 July 1767… land east side of Shankhill, Peters Hill St, town of Belfast..3 pages of deeds recited in Belfast incl one beside William BROWN, innkeeper, Belfast & one occupied by Robert JACKSON… also acreage….. John BROWN & Alan Gardener BROWN, his brother leases obtained 12 Jul 1828.

1840

1840 Mar 19

Dundalk

BROWN

MARMIAN-BROWN

Image 431

Deed of release btw Henry Richard MARMION Esq near Kibbereen, Co. Cork. & Elizabeth Barclay Evans MARMION orse BROWN his wife & Rev John BROWN of Aberdeen Scotland of the other part … quit claim on several residual estates for amount of £400 … lands of Grance Park known as Grange Park [Grange Park, Parish Grange of Ballyscullion, Barony Toome Upper], Barony of Toome, Co. Antrim containing 50a … also land on south side of Carrickfergus st, Belfast… formerly in possession of Charles GILLESPIE held by late John BROWN dec’d father of said John BROWN BY LEASE 20 July 1767… land east side of Shankhill, Peters Hill St, town of Belfast..3 pages of deeds recited in Belfast incl one beside William BROWN, innkeeper, Belfast & one occupied by Robert JACKSON… also acreage….. John BROWN & Alan Gardener BROWN, his brother leases obtained 12 Jul 1828.

1840

1838 Jun 30

Dundalk, Co. Louth

BOYD

Countess of Roden-BOYD

Lots of deeds recited…. Incl Graham JOHNSTON, Dundalk…10 page deed…… incl Sportsmans Hall, Carranbeg, … tons of names incl Grace & Catherine BOYD and Margaret REID.

1840

162

Dublin

JACKSON, Frederick

Frederick JACKSON-William H. BRERETON

1840

265

Galway

Leitrim

Queens

Roscommon

JACKSON, George V

George V JACKSON-Sir Edward BOROUGH

1840

1840-1849

Co Louth

DICKIE

DICKIE, Robert –WALLACE

1840

161

1840 Apr 4

Down

JACKSON, Agnes M

Agnes M JACKSON-Hugh McCULLOUGH or McCOLLOUGH

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Samuel CONLY of Lisdoonan [Lisdoonan, Parish Saintfield, Barony Castlereagh Upper], Parish Saintfield Co. Down farmer & Agnes Maria CONLY als JACKSON of 1 pt; Hugh McCULLOUGH of Aughley Co. Down farmer of other pt. In consideration of £150 confirmed to Hugh McCULLOUGH in his actual possession, a farm formerly in possession of John DICKSON and then late in possession of said Samuel CONLEY 8a 1r 10p in Lisdonnan, Parish Saintfield Barony Castlereagh Co, Down … Anna Maria CONLEY [SEAL] Hugh McCULLAGH [SEAL] WITNESS: John QUIN & Daniel INGRAM

1840

127

Tipperary

JACKSON, Frederick

Frederick JACKSON-John HUTCHINSON

1840

1840 May 14

Monaghan

BROWN

Robert BROWN-Thomas McCULLAGH

Robert BROWN of Glasgow, weaver of 1 pt & Thomas McCULLAGH of Derrivalley, Co. Monaghan, Gent.. Reciting indenture of lease 27 Dec 1796 by the late Thomas McCULLAGH of Derrivally, dec’d demised unto William BROWN since deceased all that part of the lands of Ednafirkin mentioned held to him and lives of Archibald BROWN then aged about 8 years, son of John BROWN and Samuel BROWN party thereto all of Ednafirkin and Thomas McCULLAGH party hereto then aged about ten years son of James McCULLAGH of Shantoagh.… the late William BROWN granted, set and to farm let unto his son Samuel BROWNE a certain part or portion of said lands containing 4 acres Late Irish Measure… and whereas the said Samuel BROWNE having died intestate the said Robert BROWN party hereto his only son and heir at law stands possessed of title… whereas the said Thomas McCULLAGH agreed to purchase lands from Robert BROWNE for 141 pounds 11s 6p… NOTE: complicated deed – perhaps worth ordering.

1840

Wicklow

JACKSON, Henry V

Henry V JACKSON-Edmond O’KELLY & Wife

1840

189

1838 May 6

Cork

JACKSON, Rev William

Rev William JACKSON-George [?]IMKIN

Youghall

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BTW Rev. William Nelson JACKSON then of Dartford Co. Kent England Clerk of 1 pt; George SIMKIN of the [?] of Youghall Co. Cork … dwelling House out houses yars & gardens & [premises?] nearly opposite the Hall [Mall?] of Youghall held by Robert Grose WHITE Esq. ... bounded on north by house garden and premises belonging to said Wiliam Nelson JACKSON then Charls BAGGOTT on the west by the stables and yards called the Mail Coach Stables then in possession of Rudolphus MORTIMER Esq. but which were also the property of William Nelson JACKSON on the south by dwelling house and premises then held by Mr John STUDDY from and under the said William Nelson JACKSON and partly in possession of John FARMER Cabinet maker and on the east partly by street leading from the Mall to the Strand … WITNESS: Edward ALLEN & William MARKS of Youghall Co. Cork Merchant. NOTE: Probate Rev. Wiliam Nelson JACKSON late of Kingsey Co. Buckingham Clerk died Aug 1876 Effects in Ireland £440.

SEE: Lismore Castle Papers: MS 43,997/ 2 Devonshire v Re. William Nelson JACKSON: Correspondence between Basil Orpin and H.K. Hemming, copies of memorial from Rev. William Jackson to Mary Jackson concerning a mortgage for £700 of premises in Youghal (31 Mar

1843) and a counterpart lease from Duke of Devonshire to Benjamin Murdoch Jackson of premises in Youghal, and extracts rom Registry of Deeds Office, 7 items. 1855

1840

116

1840 May 30

Cork

JACKSON, Edward M

Edward M JACKSON-Walter W FARIS

Image 530

BTW Edward Marriott JACKSON, surgeon late of City of Cork of 1 pt & Walter William HARRIS of Strand parade near said City of Cork Medical Doctor of other pt. … ground with dwelling house built at East Ballinamought [Balllinamought East , Parish St Anne's Shandon, Barony Cork] in south suburbs of City of Cork containing from north to south 350’ and from east to west 60’ [description of neighbouring lots] WITNESS: James Langton CLARKE of No 4 New Square Lincoln’s Inn Co. Middlesex Esq Barrister. Edward Marriott JACKSON [SEAL]

SOURCE: Edward Marriott JACKSON (1818-) and Emily Jane SMYTH (1827-?0 had a son Frederick Arthur JACKSON (1853-1931) born in Calcutta and died in USA. Family Search.

SOURCE: PRONI 11/1769/367 Edward Marriott JACKSON was a grandson of William JACKSON (?-1829) SEE: JACKSON UK Probates Table. 1829.

SOURCE: In 1853 he was assistant surgeon in Madras. The Gazette.

SOURCE: Church in Madras: Edward Martin John Jackson matriculated at St. John's College, Cambridge, in 1812 as Edward Jackson, and graduated

B.A. in 1816 under his full name. He married in 1814, while still an undergraduate, Fanny, the daughter of James Lardner of Teignmouth, Devon. At Cambridge he came under the influence of Charles Simeon, and was recommended by him for a Chaplaincy in the Company's Service. He was appointed in 1816 as Edward Martin JACKSON; arrive in 1817 and was sent to Vellore. There he died in 1821. He left a widow and two children ; the son was named Edward Marriott JACKSON. He signed his will with his full name. pp 365-366.

NOTE: March 1821 Sailing on Nancy from India to India indicates his wife was a Fanny and daughter Fanny Mary Jane JACKSON. 1821 Oxford University and City Herald At Vellore, aged 29, Rev Edward M. JACKSON, one of the East India Company’s Chaplains, and only son of William JACKSON, Esq of Teignmouth, Devon. 1818 Madras Courier. At Vellore, on the 17^th instant, the Lady of Rev. Edward M.J. JACKSON Chaplain of a son.

1840

127

Aghaville

O’BRIEN

O’BRIEN-FARRIS Digital record 10138 101-0140

Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsill, Co. Leitrim Esq. Of 1^st pt & Charles Roberts PEYTON of 2^nd pt of Castlecarrow, Co. Leitrim & Alexander FARRIS of Shannonbridge, Co. Leirim Esq ... 130 acres of Ahavilla for 99 years if O’BRIEN lives... Richard IRWIN...

1840

Cavan

JACKSON, Charles C

Charles C JACKSON-Catherine G BLAKE

1840

Wicklow

JACKSON, Joshua

Joshua JACKSON-Samuel A DALY

1840

1840 Apr 6

Enagh

OLIVER

Deed of Settlement 6 April 1840 between Andrew OLIVER of Enagh , Co. Armagh Farmer of the first part Mary Jane OLIVER otherwise HAYES wife of the said Andrew OLIVER of the second part. William OLIVER jr of Killynure , Co. Armagh farmer, brother of the said Andrew OLIVER & James HAYES of Magherry Kilcranny [Maghery Kilcrany Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh father of the said Mary Jane OLIVER ... the trustees named by Andrew OLIVER and Mary Jane OLIVER £200 to Andrew OLIVER paid by James HAYES..

1840

Dublin

JACKSON, Frederick & Anne

Frederick & Anne JACKSON-Frederick F STOKES

1840

Dublin

JACKSON, Frederick & Anne

Frederick & Anne JACKSON-Henry JORDAN

1840

126

1839 Feb 26

Tyrone

Armagh

JACKSON

Image 348

BTW John JACKSON Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt; David BARRY of Moy, Co. Tyrone Merchant of other pt; Reciting Indenture 12 Apr 1788 Miss Mary BOYD then of City of Armagh since deceased assignee of John MARSHALL & Robert MAGILL assignees appointed under Commission of Bankruptcy issued against John BOYD and Robert BOYD demised to Nathaniel PEEBLES then of Moy since deceased parcel of ground in town of Moy containing in front 38’ exclusive of what was laid out for a passage for William RICHARDSON from front to rere 153’ and breadth of rere 47’ bounded by Moy St. leading from Charlemount to Dungannon on the North by Robert SHAWs & William Richardson GOODLATTE’ gardens on the East by John RICHARDSONs garden on the South by the Road leading to said William RICHARDSONs garden for lives [of Royals] … rent £4.2 Also reciting Nathaniel PEEBLEs title came to be vested in John JACKSON … [same property description] in possession of James CUNNINGHAME with dwelling House office houses & improvements in Town of Moy, Parish Clonfeacle, Barony Dungannon, Co. Tyrone to David BARRY. … WITNESS: John William HANNA of Moy, Co. Tyrone Writing Clerk & Cornelius Carleton DAVISON of Moy of Moy, attorney.

NOTE: Of interest with respect to the Moy connection is that the mother of Daniel Gunn BROWNE (1808-1892) was a Beatrice BOYD daughter of Hugh Kirkpatrick BOYD.

1840

126

Tyrone

JACKSON, John

John JACKSON-David BARRY

1840

106

1840 Jun 27

Dublin

Wicklow

JACKSON, Allen

Allen JACKSON-Gerald MacDONNELL or McDONNELL

Image 506

BTW Allen JACKSON of Rathgarten Co. Dublin but now residing at Bray Co. Wicklow Gent of 1 pt; Gerald McDONNELL of Rathfarnham Co. Dublin Baker of other pt. Allen JACKSON for £100 demised dwelling house messuage r tenement on North west side of the New Road leading from Rathmines to Rathgar & Rathfarnham known by name of Rathgar Castle Cottage then in possession & occupation of John LANE with the garden in front together with the Coach House Stable & offices at the rere bounded on the north by house known as Pleasant View … in Barony Newcastle, Co. Dublin … from Raymond Harvey de Montmorency to the said Allen JACKSON 24 Apr 1823 … WITNESS: Richard ROTHWELL of Leinster St City of Dublin Gent & James Francis SHAW of Lower Stephen ST City of Dublin Writing Clerk & John LEONARD of Charlmont St Co. Dublin Gent G. MacDONNELL [SEAL]

See also Landed Estates Court Rentals 1850-188530 Sept 1805 lease James McMAHON to Allen JACKSON, land on Anne Street now called Anneville Avenue. Part of Lands of Cullenfarm otherwise Cullinswood.

1840

286

1840 Sep 1

Monaghan

Longford

Fermanagh

JACKSON, John & Richard

John & Richard JACKSON-William JACKSON

Towns of Clones & Monaghan

Image 196

BTW Perry HALL of Drumcondra Hill Co. Dublin and John JACKSON of Lismucksheelagh [Lismacsheela, Parish Clones (Clankelly portion), Barony Clankelly] Co. Fermanagh Esqs of 1^st pt; Richard JACKSON of Hollywood [in Mullatishaughlin, Parish of Tedavnet, in the Barony of Monaghan], Co. Monaghan Esq. of 2^nd pt; William JACKSON of Aughnashangan [Aghnashingan, Parish Kilcommock, Barony Moydow] Co. Longford Gent of 3^rd pt. Reciting that the late John JACKSON father of said Richard JACKSON at time of his death seized in fee lands of Killaleen [possibly Kilcreen, Parish Clones, Barony Monaghan] Co. Monaghan and Fermanagh departed this life 1835 but had published his will 25 Feb 1835 and thereby gave to Perry HALL and John JACKSON lands of Killaleen [Killyleen, Parish Kilmore, Barony Monaghan] in Parish Kilmore, Co. Monaghan, Kilcreen [Kilcreen, Parish Clones, Barony Monaghan] in Parish Clones Co. Monaghan & Esclaydown [possibly Eshcleagh, Parish Clones (Clankelly portion), Barony Clankelly] and Antidelphy Parish Clones Co. Fermanagh for life of his eldest son the said Richard JACKSON & after his death to his eldest son John JACKSON and in default of issue to his 2^nd 3^rd 4^th and every other son … and in default of male issue to issue of daughters and lack thereof of his sons William JACKSON & John JACKSON … reciting that the said Richard JACKSON immediately on death of John JACKSON the Testator entered into possession of said lands … and Richard JACKSON was then desirous to sell the lands … Perry HALL [SEAL]; Richard JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] William JACKSON [SEAL]. WITNESS: Richard WRIGHT Thomas Edmond WRIGHT Solicitors, Monaghan.

NOTE: Richard JACKSON (1769-1834 – although there is a range of dates for his death – 1836?) of Monaghan, Co Monaghan was the husband of Margaret IRWIN (1773-1834).

See also ROD 421-495- 275274, and ROD: 777-316- 526451

1840

Waterford

JACKSON, George B

George B. JACKSON-Arthur KEILY

1840

140

1840 Sept 29

Cork

JACKSON, William

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BTW Thomas JOHN of Youghall, Co. Cork assigner of the Estate and Effects of William JACKSON then late of Ballinona [Ballynona North and/or Ballynona South, Parish Dungourney, Barony Barrymore] County Cork, Miller, Dealer and Chapman a Bankrupt of the first part William CLARE of City of Cork Merchant of the second part John Thomas KIFT of Eccles Street County Dublin Gentleman Attorney at law of the third part and William Allin FURLOUGH of the City of Cork Merchant of the fourth part. Reciting release 30 Oct 1834 Richard Harding WIGMORE demised and released to said William JACKSON being then in his posson as therein the Mills and Mill Lands of Ballinona together with the Stores Offices and premises thereon containing six acres or thereabouts be the same one or less bounded on the North by the Lower part of the Bank of Watercourse on the South principally by the River and partly by the wall at the rere of the Office Mill on the east by the head Ware and Arthur ORMSBYs Demain and on the South by the yard Wall outside the Mill Gate in as ample manner as the said Richard Harding WIGMORE then lately possed the same together with certain powers therein for the lives of said William JACKSON and his sons John and William … and further writing that by mortgage 11 Apr 1837 the said William JACKSON assigned and - Mills Mills lands and Premises in Mortgage to said William Clear and Executed a Bond Collateral --- Collateral therwith to secure a certain balance or sum of £450 … and reciting that a Commission of Bankrupt dated 20 Dec 1839 had served against the said William JACKSON under which he was declared a Bankrupt and that said Thomas JOHN was duly appointed his … all that and those the said Mill & Mill lands of Ballinona together with the stores Offices and premises thereon so comprized in said Lease and conveyed by said Mortgage situate in the Barrymore and County of Cork together with all Buildings and improvements thereon to hold the same with the Appurtances and all rights powers & priviledges appurtenant thereto unto the said William Allen FURLONG …

1840

253

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne & Frederick

Frederick & Anne JACKSON & ors-Walter J. MEYLER

1840

254

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne & Frederick

Frederick & Anne JACKSON & ors-Walter J. MEYLER

1840

1840 Oct 8

Monaghan

JACKSON, Richard

Richard JACKSON-James JACKSON

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BTW Richard JACKSON of Hollywood [in Mullatishaughlin, Parish of Tedavnet, in the Barony of Monaghan] Co. Monaghan Gent of 1 pt & James JACKSON of Cloncorn [?] Co. Monaghan Gent of the other pt. reciting that James JACKSON had agreed with Richard JACKSON re the absolute sale of lands of Killeen [probably Killyleen, Parish Kilmore, Barony Monaghan] demised to him by the will of his father John JACKSON deceased for price of £1,800 and consent of Perry HALL and John JACKSON … WITNESS: Thomas Edmond WRIGHT of Monaghan solicitor & John JACKSON of Lismuckshelagh [Lismacsheela, Parish Clones (Clankelly portion), Barony Clankelly]Co. Fermanagh Richard JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL]

1840

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne & Frederick

Frederick & Anne JACKSON & ors-Walter J. MEYLER

1840

116

Wicklow

JACKSON, Henry

Henry JACKSON-James KEILY or KEELY

1840

176

Wexford

JACKSON, William W

William W. JACKSON-Sir James COCKBURN & ors

1840

177

Wexford

JACKSON, William W

William W. JACKSON-Sir James COCKBURN & ors

1840

208

Donegal

Mayo

Sligo

Wexford

JACKSON, George V

George V. JACKSON-Rev. John PEARSON

1840

209

Donegal

Mayo

Sligo

Wexford

JACKSON, George V

George V. JACKSON-Earl of Arran

1840

210

Donegal

Mayo

Sligo

Wexford

JACKSON, George V

George V. JACKSON-Hon Edward GORE

1840

211

Donegal

Mayo

Sligo

Wexford

JACKSON, George V

George V. JACKSON-Earl of Arran

1840

214

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON-Rev. Charles LEICESTER

1840

1840 Oct 13

Armagh

JACKSON

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BTW William JACKSON of Portadown, Baker of one pt & Robert MORRIS of Lurgan Co. Armagh Attorney at Law … house at corner of Thomas Street next adjoining Alexander McKEEs …

1840

Belfast

JACKSON, Andrew

Andrew JACKSON-Thomas L. STEWART

1840

107

1840 Nov 17

Armagh

Monaghan

JACKSON

James JACKSON-Henry BOYD

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BTW Henry KIDD of Keady Co. Armagh [?] of 1^st pt James JACKSON of Clencorn & George MOORE of Annalore Co. Monaghan Esqrs. Of 2^nd pt & Henry BOYD of Castle Blayney Co. Monaghan Esq of 3^rd pt. Reciting that Alexander HAMILTON of City of Dublin Esq. demised 24 Feb 1768 to Robert BOYD then of Tullyvallin [Tullyvallan, Parish of Newtownhamilton, Barony of Fews Upper] Co Armagh part of lands of Tullyvallen called the Bleach Mill Farm 36a2r in Parish of Creggan, Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh for lives of Robert BOYD, Elizabeth BOYD the daughter of said Robert BOYD & Adam SWANZY son of Henry SWANZY Co. Monaghan … Robert BOYD died and sons John & Henry BOYD executed his will .. Deed 5 Dec 1805 reciting that their father Robert BOYD at time of death was also seized of town and land Tullymanus [??] & farm of land known as the Bridge Farm in Tullyvallen by original deed 1768 is called the Bleach Mill farm held under lease for renewable lives in possession of Henry BOYD & the William KIDD of Keady both said lands being near Newtownhamilton Co. Armagh & also several tenements in town of Castle Blayney & of a farm in Cooneyberry adjoining … Alexander HAMILTON of Rutland Square in City of Dublin Esq. to demand right of renewal 17 Mar 1823 …

1840

107

Armagh

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON-Henry BOYD

1840

269

1840 Nov 14

Galway

Mayo

Sligo

JACKSON

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ORME-KNOX

BTW William Knox ORME and Francis Knox ORME both of Glenmore Co. Mayo Esqrs. Which said William & Francis are the only children of William ORME late of Glenmore aforesaid Esq deceased & Charity ORME ors KNOX his wife also deceased which said William Knox ORME is residuary legatee under the will of his father the said William ORME and also administrator of the goods etc unadministered of the 1^st pt. Anne ORME orse JACKSON of City of Dublin widow of the said William ORME, Oliver JACKSON of Ballina Co. Mayo Esq & Rev. William JACKSON Trustees … Oliver JACKSON was administrator during the minority of William Knox ORME party thereto of 2^nd pt & Annesley KNOX of Rapla Castle Co. Mayo Esq. of 3^rd pt. Which Deed recited that the said Charity ORME orse KNOX was under the will of her father the late Francis KNOX of Rapla Castle Co. Mayo Esq. deceased entitled to several sums of £5,000 and £1,000 late Irish currency charged upon certain lands devised to Annesley KNOX known by names of Rappla, Clongea, Bunneritas, Cloonfisha, Rathbals, Rathnamagh and KnockisKeane in Barony Tyraw Co. Mayo and also testators estate in Co. Mayo & also testator’s estates of Carrownurlane, Balknacourty and Ballinasloughy in Co. Galway & also testators lands of Islands and Lardlea and Carn in Barony Costello Co. Mayo and testators lands in Barony Liney [Leyny] & of Sligo which further recites that ere this intermarriage of the said Charity KNOX with the aid William ORME the aforesaid Legacy of £5,000 was settled … That said marriage too effect there was issue there two sons namely the aforesaid William Knox ORME and Francis Knox ORME. That in the intermarriage of the said William ORME with the said Anne ORME then JACKSON the said sum of £2,000 reserved to the use of said William ORME on his first marriage was said last recited Deed vested in Trustees to serve the jointure in said 2^nd marriage. Deed mentioned that the said William ORME died having made his will 19 May 1830 whereby he devised sum of £3,000 settled for the younger children of his 1^st marriage to Francis Knox ORME party hereto his only younger child of 1^st marriage and appointed his eldest son William Knox ORME residuary legatee the goods and chattles rights and credits of the said William ORME left unadministered was granted abt 2 July 1840 and which deed further recited that the said William Knox ORME the assignee of the said principal sum of £2,000 … the said Francis Knox ORME as the only younger child of the marriage of the said William ORME to Charity ORME orse KNOX to be paid £3,000 … WITNESS: Thomas Kippax KING of Southampton Buildings Co. Middlesex Irish Chancery Commissioner WITNESS: Francis SWANN of same place Gent. William Knox ORME [SEAL] Francis Knox ORME [SEAL]

NOTE: The parents of Annesley KNOX were Francis KNOX & Mary GORE (abt 1750-1818). Anne JACKSON (1768-1810) was the daughter of George JACKSON (1717-1789) and Jane CUFFE (aft 1730-1ft 1800)

1840

121

1840 Nov 6

Cork

JACKSON, Jane

Jane JACKSON-James BARRY

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BTW Catherine DALY of City of Cork widow and admin of Charles DALY of City of Cork Yeoman deceased of 1^st pt; Catherine DALY of 2^nd pt; Joseph King CUMMINS of City of Cork Esq. James John CUMMINS formerly of Cork but now of City of London Esq.; Walter William HARRIS of City of Cork Doctor of Medicine & Jane HARRIS ors JACKSON his wife…. Part of lands of Cahergal [Cahergal, Parish St Anne's Shandon, Barony Cork] 1a … Measuring in front 136’ and in depth 296’ with five houses built thereon on old Youghal Road … part of lands of Ballinamought [Balllinamought East , Parish St Anne's Shandon, Barony Cork] called Mayfield then in possession of Catherine DALY … to hold to James BARRY …WITNESS: Robert CORCORAN & William ROCK both of City of Cork Writing Clerks.

1840

258

1840 Mar 7

Cork

JACKSON, Benjamin

Benjamin JACKSON-Robert NEVINS

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BTW Benjamin JACKSON of 28 Gordon St. Co. Middlesex Esq of 1 pt; Robert NEVINS of no 50 Mark Lane in City of London Broker of other pt … lands of Coolafonery orse called Coolaclaghfenny orse [Coolnacloghafinna, Parish Clonpriest, Barony Imokilly] orse Blanfield in Barony Imokilly Beaufield in Barony Imokillyan Co. Cork … £2,810.11.2 and interest … Benjamin JACKSON [SEAL]

1841

Dublin

JACKSON, Anne

Anne JACKSON-Sarah MEGAW

1841

108

Galway

JACKSON, Oliver

Oliver JACKSON-James K. GORE

1841

108

Galway

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver

Oliver JACKSON-James K. GORE

NOTE: James K. GORE Esq, Ballina House [Ballina, Parish Kilmoremoy , Barony Tirawley , Co. Mayo] husband of Lary Louisa Knox

1841

Carlow

JACKSON, Henry & Samuel

Henry & Samuel JACKSON-John NEILL & ors

1841

121

Dublin

Kilkenny

Tyrone

JACKSON, Alexander

Alexander JACKSON-William F St CLAIR

1841

285

Kings

Tipperary

JACKSON, Mary

Mary JACKSON-Michael J DILLON

1841

220

Cavan

Longford

Westmeath

JACKSON, Frederick

Frederick JACKSON-William W BRERETON

1841

223

Cavan

JACKSON, Frederick & ors

Frederick JACKSON & ors-Catherine BLACKWOOD

1841

1841 Mar 24

Wexford

JACKSON, Phoebe, Joseph, George or George jr, Jane or Anne J, Anne J, Elizabeth, Sarah

Phoebe, Joseph, George or George jr, Jane or Anne J, Anne J, Elizabeth, Sarah JACKSON-Anthony ROCHE

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Phoebe JACKSON of Bolinready [Bolinready, Parish Ballycanew, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford widow of William Fraser JACKSON late of Boley [Boley, Parish Ballycanew, Barony Gorey] deceased, Joseph JACKSON, George JACKSON, Jane JACKSON & Elizabeth JACKSON all of Bolinready children of said Phoebe JACKSON & William F. JACKSON of 1ts pt; John EYRE of Balinvally & Peter CRANWELL of Ballinamoney [Ballymoney Lower & Ballymoney Upper ] Co Wexford famers & executors of will of William F. JACKSON of 2^nd pt; Anthony ROCHE of Ballincleary [Ballycleary, Parish Kilturk, Barony Bargy] Co. Wexford .. part of Bolinready 50a 2r 28p in Barony Gorey Co. Wexford by lease of Rt Hon George Earl of Mountnorris 13 Jul 1817 for lives of William JACKSON, Joseph JACKSON & George JACKSON for 21 years. .. equal shares to 8 children: William JACKSON, Joseph JACKSON, George F JACKSON, Jane JACKSON, Elizabeth JACKSON, Thomas JACKSON, John JACKSON & Sarah JACKSON & in event of children dying without lawful issue to go to survivors in equal portions & the said John EYRE… will proven diocesan Court of Ferns also reciting William JACKSON eldest son of said testator by indenture of assignment July 1838 made over to John EYRE on 9^th undivided share of lands of Baolinready so demised to him by will of his father … Anthony ROCHE for £675 & also reciting that Thomas JACKSON John JACKSON & Sarah JACKSON three children of said William F. JACKSON & Phoebe JACKSON were minors … WITNESS; James ROCHE of Ballincleary Co. Wexford farmer & Henry FLOYD of Ballycanew Co. Wexford Shopkeeper. Phoebe JACKSON [SEAL] Joseph JACKSON [SEAL] G.F. JACKSON [SEAL] Anne Jane JACKSON [SEAL] Sarah JACKSON [SEAL] Elizabeth JACKSON [SEAL] John EYRE [SEAL] George JOHNSTON [SEAL]

NOTE: A General Plan of the Estates Belonging to The Rt Honble George Earl of Mountnorris, Situated in the Co. of Wexford By William Fraser Jackson In September 1827. SOURCE: NI Dublin.

NOTE: For some reason, the will of William Fraser JACKSON is not recorded at Diocesan Wills and Probates 1595-1858.

1841

Wexford

JACKSON, Phoebe, Joseph, George or George jr, Jane or Anne J, Anne J, Elizabeth, Sarah

JACKSON, Phoebe, Joseph, George or George jr, Jane or Anne J, Anne J, Elizabeth, Sarah JACKSON-Anthony ROCHE

1841

---

JACKSON, George V

George V. JACKSON-Denis BINGHAM

No denomination

1841

132

1841 Apr 20

Moy, Co. Tyrone & Armagh

Brown

Rev Wm BROWN-Wm. L KIDD

Indenture of a lease btw Rev. William BROWN of Moy, Co. Tyrone, independent minister, executor of estate of Martha BOYD, spinster, dec’d of the one part. & William Lodge KIDD, Dr. of Medicine, of other pt. Demised tenement in English street then in possession of John McWATERS, bookseller. Bounded on the east by English St., on the West by the common passage adjoining the late Mary MONTGOMERY’S garden on the north by the house formerly in the possession of Thomas ANDERSON dec’d & then occupied by Surgeon BRICE & on the south by the house formerly in the possession of James WAUGH. Dec’d then occupied by John DUNCAN, City of Armagh…NOTE: Rev. William BROWN was the father of Daniel Gunn BROWNE.

1841

1841 May 4

Armagh

JACKSON

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BTW William JACKSON of Portadown, Co. Armagh Baker of 1 pt. Robert MORRIS of Lurgan Co. Armagh attorney of 2^nd pt & John CREERY of Tandragee Co. Armagh Merchant of 3^rd pt. … house on corner of Thomas Street, Portadown adjoining Alexander McKEEs together with ground in rere adjoining said store house and yard in townland Tavanagh [Tavanagh, Parish Drumcree, Barony Oneilland West], Parish Drumcree, Barony Oneiland West Co. Armagh … 138a half in front with the gardens in the rere backwards to Woolsey’s Lane … WITNESS: John ATKINSON of Tandragee, Co. Armagh & James HANLON of Portadown Grocer. William JACKSON [SEAL]

1841

1840 Aug 1

Kilkenny

JACKSON

Robert JACKSON- Robert JACKSON

Marriage Settlement.

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BTW Paul SHIRLEY of Clone Math Co. Carlow Farmer of 1^st pt. Robert JACKSON of Coolcullen Co. Kilkenny farmer of 2^nd pt John SHIRLEY of Culcullen Co. Kilkenny farmer eldest son of Paul SHIRLEY of 3^rd pt. Jane JACKSON daughter of Robert JACKSON of 4^th pt & Robert JACKSON jr. & Francis SHIRLEY farmers both of Coolcullen trustees for purposes therein of 5^th pt. Reciting lease 2 Apr 1766 John SHIRLEY demised to Thomas SHIRLEY lands of Belmount containing 150a in Barony Tassadineen Co. Kilkenny for lives and a renewal made to John SHIRLEY trustee on behalf of his nephews Thomas SHIRLEY and John SHIRLEY and reciting a partition of lands btw John & Thomas SHIRLEY… marriage btw John SHIRLEY & Jane JACKSON lands of Belmount & £200 … John SHIRLEY [SEAL] Jane JACKSON [SEAL]

NOTE: I have not located these JACKSONs – yet, but: 1938 Notes on Family History: The forebears of the Jacksons are said to have come from York in England, and to have moved to Ireland with Cromwell. They were given large grants of land in Co Carlow and Kilkenny called Mount Leinster, Borris.

1841

Kilkenny

JACKSON, Robert & Jane

Robert & John JACKSON-Robert JACKSON jr.

1841

194

1841 Apr 4

Down

JACKSON

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BTW James JACKSON Moygannon Co. Down, farmer of 1 pt & William DILLON of Belfast Co. Antrim Gent Attorney of other pt. James JACKSON by virtue of marriage articles to limit the inheritance in the fee simple… part of lands of Moygannon allotted to Arabella BLACK by deed of partition 9 Aug 1780 and afterwards in settlement by said marriage articles 5 Nov 1757 containing 10a in townland Moygannon, Parish Donaclouey, Barony Lower Iveagh, So. Down.

NOTE: It is likely that this James JACKSON was James JACKSON (aft 1787-aft 1818) son of Dr. James JACKSON & Arabella BLACK.

NOTE: See also: ROD: 501-38-317510 JACKSON-BIRCH 1787 Nov 5 Marr art btw James JACKSON of town of Newtownards, Co Down, Surgeon of the 1^st part & Arabella BLACK of Tullindony dau of Joseph BLACK late of Tullydony of the 2^nd pt & the Rev James BIRCH of Dromora in sd Co. & Rev Thomas CUMMY of Tullindorry in sd Co of 3^rd pt reciting that the said Arabella BLACK is seized of & possessed of … that part of Moygannon … and reciting that a marriage is shortly to be had between sd James JACKSON & Arabella BLACK...

1841

194

1841 Apr 4

Down

JACKSON

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NOTE: It is likely that this James JACKSON was James JACKSON (aft 1787-aft 1818) son of Dr. James JACKSON & Arabella BLACK.

1841

194

Down

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON-Wiliam DILLON

1841

290

1841 Apr 4

Down

JACKSON

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BTW James JACKSON of Moygannon, Co. Down, farmer of 1 pt. & Elizabeth DuPAREY of Belfast, Co. Antrim widow of other pt. reciting lease 1 Nov 1717 btw Joseph BROWN of Castle Hill Co. Down of 1 pt & Alexander BROWN of Drumngvedy Co. Down Gent Gent of other pt. Joseph BROWN set to farm to Alexander BROWN part of Moygannoon Parish Dunacloney Co. Down 36a Irish measure … partition 9 Aug 1780 btw Jane BLACK of Tullydooey Co. Down widow, James BLACK and William BLACK both of Lurganbane Co. Down Linen Drapers & Rev James BIRCH of Kinallen Co. Down Executor named in last will of Joseph BLACK then late of Tullindooey Linen draper deceased of 1^st pt & Adam BLACK of Dromore Co. Down Linen Draper son to Joseph of 2^nd pt Elizabeth BLACK spinster daughter of said Joseph BLACK of 3^rd pt. Arabella BLACK spinster another of Joseph BLACK’s daughters of 4^th pt & Margaret BLACK spinster one of Joseph BLACK’s daughters of 5^th pt and the said Jane BLACK widow for and on behalf of her daughter Jane BLACK.

SEE Also: Btw James JACKSONNewtownards Esq. of the one part & Adam BLACK of Drumwillan in said Co. Linen Draper of the other part. Whereby after reciting that the said James JACKSON in right of his wife Isabella BLACK orwise BLACK one of devisees named in the will of Joseph BLACK late of [?ullidoney] Gent deceased became entitled to tenements with appurts in the land of Dromore in said Co. by virtue of a lease to Joseph BLACK made by the late Bishop of Dromore for a term of [?] nine years half of which were expired on the 29^th day of September then last… James JACKSON transferred to Adam BLACK all the tenements houses yards Backsides and Gardens…situate in the town of Dromore Co. Down… Witnessed: John ALLEN of Newtown Apothecary…

NOTE: Rev. James Jackson BIRCH (1740-1820) SEE: Birches of Birchgrove.

1841

290

1841 Apr 4

Down

JACKSON

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NOTE: Rev. James Jackson BIRCH (1740-1820) SEE: Birches of Birchgrove.

1841

290

Down

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON-Elizabeth DuPAREY

1841

210

1841 Jun 8

Tipperary

Kings

Leeds

JACKSON, Mary

Mary JACKSON-John KENNEDY

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BTW Thomas GOOLD City of Dulin Esq one of the Masters of her Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland of 1^st pt; Elizabeth AVEYARD of Park Gate St City of Dublin Widow & executrix of Daniel AVEYARD late of Arran Quay Cirt of Dublin Esq deceased of 2^nd pt; Mary JACKSON of the Neighbourhood of Leeds in Yorkshire wife of Thomas JACKSON of same place Gentleman and Anne JAQUES of the neighbourhood of Wakefield in Yorkshire wife of James JAQUES of same place gentlemen sisters and co-heiresses of law of Daniel AVEYARD of 3th pt; Daniel ALLT of Parsonstown Kings Co Gent eldest son of Isaac ALLT of Banagher Kings Co of 4^th pt; Joseph ANTISELL late of Banagher Kings Co surviving trustee named in settlement re marriage of John ALLT with Jane HOUGHTON 20 Apr 1796 of 5^th pt & John KENNEDY of Armagh Co. Tipperary Gent of 6^th pt … re lease 17 Dec 1763 and several renewals …. Lands of Annahenerigge in Barony Lower Ormonde Co. Tipperary … lives of Robert CLEBURNE, Thomas DOOLEY and Sarah Elizabeth Grace FINCH … Eliza AVEYARD [SEAL]

1841

181

1841 Jul 27

Antrim

JACKSON, George A.

George A. JACKSON– Robert STEPHENSON

Luke JACKSON – Robert STEPHENSON & ors

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BTW George Alexander JACKSON of Boghead in Islandmagee Co. Antrim previously of Loonburn [Loonburn, Parish Kilbride, Barony Antrim Upper]. Co. Antrim farmer of 1^st pt Luke JACKSON of Loughford Island Magee farmer of 2^nd pt. Edward LINDSAY of Belfast Co Antrim, Ludoman [?] and wife Amelia LINDSAY of 3^rd pt; Robert STEPHENSON Dr. of Medicine and David McCLANCE both of Belfast Esqs. Of 4^th pt. n consideration of £600 George Alexander JACKSON paid to Robert STEPHENSON & David McCANCE with consent of Edward LINDSAY & Amelia LINDSAY and the said Luke JACKSON granted land of Loonburn being part of townland of Lisnglisk [Loonburn, Parish Kilbride, Barony Antrim Upper]] containing 83a 3r 39p then in possession of George Alexander JACKSON and his undertenants and the houses edifices and buildings Parish Donaghor [probably Donegore, borders on Parish Kilbride,] Barony Antrim [Antrim Upper], Co Antrim for natural life of Jane JACKSON, Mary Black JACKSON & Matthew ARMSTRONG …

SEE: ROD: 846-238-566738 Btw Luke JACKSON of Loonburn [Loonburn, Parish Kilbride, Barony Antrim Upper]. Co Antrim Farmer of 1 pt & James ARMSTRONG of Artnagullion Co Antrim farmer lease for one year of Lisnalisk called Loonburn abt 19A… bounded on south by lands of Ballybracken [Ballybracken, Parish Kilbride, Barony Antrim Upper] on the east by George JACKSON's land in Parish of Donegore, Barony of Antrim, Co Antrim… lives of Martha ARMSTRONG daughter of James ARMSTRONG of Artnagullion, about seven years, John ARMSTRONG son of said James abt 4 years and Mary Black JACKSON daughter of George JACKSON of Lisnalisk aged abt 1 year.

SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim.

1841

196

Meath

JACKSON, Humphry T

Humphry T JACKSON-John H. ARMSTRONG

1841

293

Fermanagh

JACKSON, James

James JACKSON – Deed

1841

Roscommon

JACKSON, Oliver C.

Oliver C. JACKSON- William MURPHY

1841

Mayo

JACKSON, Oliver C & George A Julia & Francis

Oliver C. & George A. JACKSON-John KNOX & ors Julia & Francis JACKSON-John KNOX & ors

1841

Mayo

JACKSON

1841

1841 Jul 6

Antrim

JACKSON, George A

George A. JACKSON-Luke JACKSON

BTW George Alexander JACKSON of Boghead [in Ballyprior More], Parish Islandmagee, Barony Belfast Lower], in Island Magee, Co. Antrim farmer of 1 pt; Luke JACKSON of Loughford [possibly Ballylumford, Parish Islandmagee, Barony Belfast Lower],, Island Magee farmer of other pt. Reciting said George JACKSON granted to Luke JACKSON the farm in townland of Ballytresna [Ballytresna, Parish Drummaul, Barony Toome Upper], Parish Drummaul Manor Edenduffaneile, Barony Upper Toome, Co. Antrim 52a 2r 12p to Luke JACKSON … term 31 years recited indenture 1 Apr 1835 by The Rt Hon Charles Henry St. John Earl unto said George JACKSON … WITNESS: Alexander ARTHUR, Daniel GRIFFITH. George Alexaner JACKSON [SEAL]

SEE: JACKSONs of Artnagullian, Parish Connor and later of Parish Islandmagee. SEE: George Alexander JACKSON (1804-1877) and his brother Luke JACKSON (1800-1858)

1841

183

1841 Aug 7

Dublin

JACKSON, Allen

Allen JACKSON-Frederick L. FLOOD

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BTW Allen JACKSON of Rathgar Co. Dublin Gent of 1 p & Frederick Leopold FLOOD of Percy Place Co. Dublin Gent. Allen JACKSON sold to Frederick Leopold FLOOD lands of Rathgar – a piece of ground on West side of road leading to Rathmines

SEE: Jacksons of St. Peters Church, Dublin.

See also Landed Estates Court Rentals 1850-188530 Sept 1805 lease James McMAHON to Allen JACKSON, land on Anne Street now called Anneville Avenue. Part of Lands of Cullenfarm otherwise Cullinswood.

1841

184

1841 Aug 7

Dublin

JACKSON, Allen

Allen JACKSON-Frederick L. FLOOD

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See also Landed Estates Court Rentals 1850-188530 Sept 1805 lease James McMAHON to Allen JACKSON, land on Anne Street now called Anneville Avenue. Part of Lands of Cullenfarm otherwise Cullinswood.

1841

267

ENNIS-RUTHERFORD

1841

286

RUTHERFORD

BLACKHALL-LITTLE

1841

176

RUTHERFORD-RUTHERFORD

1841

1841 Oct 6

Limerick

Queens

JACKSON, John & Eliza

John & Eliza JACKSON

No denomination

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BTW John JACKSON of City of Limerick, Esq & Eliza JACKSON otherwise USHER his wife of 1 pt & David FITZGERALD of City of Limerick Esq and William ABBOTT Esq Manager of the District Lunatic Asylum at Maryborough Queens Co. of the other. Reciting marriage 6 Aug 1823 bw John JACKSON & Eliza USHER … securities William JONES & John USHER and there was issue of marriage only one son Richard Usher JACKSON and that William JONES & John USHER were dead and the management of funds that John JACKSON received … John JACKSON [SEAL] Eliza JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Henry DOYLE of George’s Street Limerick Gent & John FITZGERALD of Cornwallis Street City of Limerick