These notes are the result of dozens of visits to Dublin’s Deeds Registry, and more recently thanks to the scans available at Family Search. Thanks also to the work by the volunteers who post on Nick
Reddan’s Deeds Project . If you notice mistakes in my notes, I really do appreciate being informed so I can make corrections.
Sharon Oddie Brown Updated February 8, 2023
Updated: May 28, 2023
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2023 Later Memorials of Deeds
The items included in this table as well as the shading added to certain cells is idiosyncratic. I did the shading just to jog
my own memory. This is a very idiosyncratic list,
reflecting my own research needs. In some instances, my notes are not as
reliable as the transcriptions done by Nick Reddan and
his team of volunteers. Some of my hunches on who is who may be amended and/or corrected as I learn more.
Alerts
to myself to follow-up |
2022 Additions and
Edits |
2023 Additions
& Edits |
Year |
File |
Mem |
Date |
Townlands |
Key Name |
Transcription & Notes |
x |
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1833-1839 |
Killen, Co. Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-DONALDSON, Alexander |
x |
1825 |
25 |
173 |
1855 Sep 25 |
Newry |
BROWN |
Samuel BROWN, slater of
Chapel St Newry.. land on Chapel St. |
|
1829 |
8 |
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. |
d |
1831 |
1 |
71 |
|
|
|
RUTHERFORD-TENNISON |
x |
1831 |
1 |
72 |
|
|
|
RUTHERFORD-TENNISON |
x |
1833 |
1 |
43 |
1832 Dec 9 |
Kings
Cork |
POOLE |
Image
30
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, Ballyhay,
& Coolenafnora & 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 |
1 |
251 |
1833 Jan 21 |
Three Store Alley, City of Dublin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Joseph-MURPHY
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. |
1 |
1833 |
2 |
77 |
1833 Jan 26 |
Dame Street, City of Dublin, St. Andrews Parish |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Robert-ALLOTT, Ann
Robert JACKSON of Upper Sackville St., Dublin
Merchant Tailor … annuity… Robert JACKSON of 4th 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. |
1 |
1833 |
2 |
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. |
1 |
1833 |
3 |
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 |
3 |
267 |
1832 Nov 19 |
Athlunkard Bridge Limerick |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Thomas-PAIN, Henry Earl of
Limerick-PAINE & Thomas JACKSON of Fanningstown, Co. Limerick,
Esq. |
|
1833 |
4 |
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 |
x |
1833 |
7 |
269 |
1833 Apr 30 |
Monk Street, Belfast, Parish of Belfast |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, James-JACKSON, John
James Kennedy JACKSON of Belfast solicitor of 1st part; Robert STERLING merchant of Belfast of 2nd pt John
JACKSON merchant of Belfast of 3rd pt… land on west side of
York St. for lives of John William & Joseph MAGEE, sons of the lessee
John MAGEE cooper…. |
16d |
1833 |
7 |
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 1st pt; John JACKSON of Rathmines Rd Dublin, Gent, of 2nd pt;
Rev William John PURDON of Dublin of 3rd 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 twoArdnevdodoges and
Rathmitchele in the south liberties of the City of Limerick. |
16d |
1833 |
11 |
15 |
|
|
|
MILLS-PEEBLES |
X |
1833 |
11 |
80 |
|
|
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 |
X |
1833 |
11 |
138 |
1832 Nov 30 |
Tullamore, Kings Co. |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, James & Mary-LLOYD, William
Image 441
James JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore, Parish Kilbride, Barony Ballycowan], Kings Co. Merchant of 1 pt; Mary JACKSON of
Tullamore widow of 2nd pt; William LLOYD of Moate Co. Westmeath
Merchant of 3rd pt.; Rev. John O’LAUGHLIN of Tubber. Kings Co. 4th pt & Catherine LLOYD eldest daughter of William LLOYD of 5th 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 |
12 |
53 |
|
Cormeen/Carnaveagh,
Aughnamullen Carricknaveagh Cremone |
BREAKEY |
Nixon, James-BREAKEY, James
-Killen, Robt BREAKEY,
James
BREAKEY, James-Killen,
Robt
BREAKEY, Wm-Killen,
Robt |
|
1833 |
12 |
54 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY-KILLOW
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
William BREAKEY, Carnaveagh,
eldest son of James. |
X |
1833 |
13 |
10 |
1833-1839
|
Brickfield, Newry |
COULTER |
COULTER, Richard, & - WHITEHEAD, Richard |
|
1833 |
13 |
48 |
1833 Jul17 |
Lime Kiln, Youghall |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Samuel-PARKER, John
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 ... JACKSON demised Lime Kiln & lands now known as Green Park (held under corporation
of Youghall).
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs in Ireland. |
|
1833 |
13 |
58 |
1833 Jul 17 |
Bog, Youghall |
JACKSON
|
JACKSON, Samuel-PARKER, John
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 |
14 |
162 |
|
|
BIRCH |
BIRCH-BIRCH |
x |
1833 |
15 |
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 |
19 |
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 |
20 |
27 |
1831 Apr 2 |
Leeson St. City of Dublin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Joseph D.-CARROLL, John
Image 19
BTW Joseph
Devonshire JACKSON of City of Dublin Barrister of 1st 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 |
20 |
224 |
1833 Nov 20 |
Cloneroy, Co. Cork, B. Upper
Loughtee |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John-MOORE
Image 123
BTW Sidney DUIGAN
of Rathmines Road Widow of 1st pt. John JACKSON of
Rathmines Rd. Co. Dublin Gent of 2nd pt. Anne BLACKWOOD of
Hardwicke St Co. Dublin spinster of 3rd pt; Patrick Richard
Blackwood BRADY of Cloneroy Co. Cavan Esq. and Richard BLACKWOOD Esq a Cornet
in his Majesty’s 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards of 4th pt; James MOORE of Moorefots Co. Antrim Esq. of 5th pt. Reciting
annuity 28 May 1821 btw Patrick Richard Blackwood BRADY of 1st pt; John JACKSON of 2nd pt & John DUIGAN of Capel St City
of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. of 3rd 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 1st pt
& Dorcas BLACKWOOD & Anne BLACWOOD & Letitia BLACKWOOD annuity on
lands of Cloneroy [descr incl names of other townlands] … John JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1833 |
21 |
118 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-RAWSON |
x |
1834 |
1 |
149 |
1833 ec 19 |
Kevins Port, City of Dublin,
Parish St. Peters |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Allen, Eliza-CHARLES, Thomas
Image 95
BTW Allen
JACKSON of Rathgar Co. Dublin Gent & Eliza JACKSON spinster
daughter of sad Alan JACKSON of 1st pt; Thomas CHARLES of Rosslane
Ciy of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt; Richard TRONSON of Irishtown Co.
Dublin Esq of 3rd pt & John TRONSON of Bridewell Co. Meath Esq
of 4th 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 Rown 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 |
1 |
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. |
15 |
1834 |
1 |
204 |
|
Upper Lane Griloughs, Co. Cork, B. Dunallow |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Warren H.R.- O’KEEFE, Elizabeth |
|
1834 |
3 |
81 |
|
Corry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Oliver, George, Sydney-JONES, Thomas |
|
1834 |
3 |
110 |
|
Corry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George-JACKSON, Oliver |
|
1834 |
3 |
133 |
|
Drumaluan, Co. Mayo & Galway |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George-JACKSON, George |
|
1834 |
3 |
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… |
15 |
1834 |
4 |
74 |
1833-1839 |
£600 |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Mary-BRADFORD, Thomas
PARKER & BRADFORD – Marr. Arts |
x |
1834 |
4 |
85 |
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. |
x |
1834 |
4 |
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 |
4 |
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 |
5 |
66 |
|
North Main St, Youghal,
Parish St. Mary |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Benjamin – GREEN, sr.
Demising lands in Youghall.
Image 213
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 2nd 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 |
5 |
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 |
5 |
226 |
1832 Mar 15 |
Drumcondra, Co. Dublin, B. Coolock |
JACKSON |
Related to above. |
16d |
1834 |
8 |
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 |
x |
1834 |
8 |
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 |
d |
1834 |
8 |
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 |
D |
1834 |
9 |
18 |
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. 2nd portrait. Married John
Stanway Jackson, of Falcon Cliff, Douglas. |
|
1834 |
9 |
49 |
1833-1839 |
Dundalk |
COULTER
|
COULTER, Robert – declining trust. |
x |
1834 |
9 |
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 1st pt; Mary JACKSON widow & relict of William JACKSON late of
Leighnmouth [Trignmount?] Devon but afterward of Cork Esq. deceased of 2nd pt; Robert King CUMMINS of City of Cork Merchant and Mary CUMMINS his wife of
3rd pt; Nicholas Marshall CUMMINS of City of Cork Esq and Walter
William HARRIS of the City Esq. Doctor of Medicine of 4th 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:
797-288-538423
SEE also: ROD:
1834-18-285 Jane JACKSON was a wife of Walter William HARRIS and dau
of William & Mary JACKSON |
|
1834 |
10 |
40 |
|
Penaky, Co. Dublin, B. Rathdrum |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Joseph – SWEENY |
|
1834 |
11 |
227 |
|
|
BIRCH |
BIRCH-McDONNELL |
x |
1834 |
11 |
228 |
1833-1839 |
Union St. Belfast |
GILLMER
|
GILLMER, Eleazer B-PLUNKETT, G |
x |
1834 |
12 |
9 |
1834 Jun 3 |
River Bann, Co. Down, B. Ratdrum |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Alexander & wife – LAW, Hugh
JACKSON, Elizabeth & husband – LAW, Hugh
Image 372
BTW Alexander JACKSON of Gardiners Place City of
Dublin Esq. Dr. of Medicine & Elizabeth JACKSON orwise LAW his
wife of 1 pt. Hugh LAW of Woodbank Co. Down Esq. of other pt. Reciting
whereby Hugh LAW owned the Water Corn Mill of Gilford Tullyglish Co. Down …
reciting lease from Edward WORKFIELD Esq. to George LAW deceased dated 1 Dec
1796 of parts of lands of Dromarin, Parish Dromarin, Co. Down… Alexander
JACKSON demised to Hugh LAW … should abate or throw down any part of the
New Cricket Weir in said deed … entitled to said Mill of Gilford to resort to
resume and open the Old water Course by which the water of the River Bann
formerly flowed from the back of the ancient Weir in said deed to the Mill of
Gilford … and purposes the same was heretofore used and enjoyed by the said
George LAW before the Bleach Mill of Tullylish in said deed … WITNESS:
Armstrong FITZGERALD of North Anne
Street City of Dublin Gent & Michael HOEY servant to said Alexander
JACKSON |
|
1834 |
12 |
297 |
1834 Jul 12 |
JACKSON Moor, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Humphrey & - McDONNELL, James
Btw Humphry Thompson JACKSON of
City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & James McDONNNELL of Cashendall, Co.
Antrim of the other…. Loan secured by lands of “JACKSON Moor”, Dundonald,
SEE: JACKSONs
of Co. Down. |
15 |
1834 |
13 |
213 |
|
Wicklow
Dublin |
PUREFOY, Brinsley |
Anne CUMING & ors estates
Image
124
Brinsley PUREFOY entitled to interest
from William Hoare HUME – result of Chancery case. Lands of Benjamin DISRAEL
in Co. Carlow & Co. Louth for £2,000. Brinsley PUREFOY [SEAL] |
|
1834 |
14 |
146 |
1834 Feb 3 |
Ballybay, Co. Monaghan, |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John – BOYD, Alexander
John JACKSON of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan &
Arthur GARDINER of Rutland St. City of Dublin Esq Assignees of the
estates & effects of Patrick McCLELLAND a bankrupt…
SEE: JACKSONs of
Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
15 |
1834 |
14 |
261 |
1834 Aug 16 |
Charlemount, Co. Armagh,. |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John sr – REID, James
Image 333
BTW John
JACKSON Sr. of Charlemont St. Co. Armagh Gent of 1st pt &
James REID of Blackwatertown Co. Armagh Esq of other pt. .. townlands in map
in town of Charlemont Nos 1.3.5 & 7 and also piece of meadow Ground
containing 1a2r … & No 6 & 8 & Charlemont Bog containing 3a3r12p
No 47 … & several tenements in Borough & Town of Charlemont in Parish
Loughgall Co. Armagh … and premises in the power Custody or power of said William
JACKSON … John JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1834 |
14 |
265 |
1834 Aug 6 |
Anglesea St, City of Dublin, |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, James-REID, William
Image 336
BTW James
JACKSON of Brousley, Shropshire England Esq of 1 pt & William REID of
[?] & Anglesea St, City of Dublin Book
Binder of other pt. Reciting mtg 31 July 1834 btw Samuel SOLMON then late of
Anglesea St Dublin, Stationer of 1 pt & James JACKSON of the other
pt, said Samuel SOLMON for consideration of £1,000 granted to James
JACKSON Dwelling House on West Side of Anglesea St formerly in possession
of William SOLMON and then in possession of Samuel SOLMON containing in front
19’ 6”, depth front to rere 44’ … |
|
1834 |
15 |
285 |
1834 Sep 12 |
Eadestown, Co. Wicklow, |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Anne – PAGE, William
Btw Anne JACKSON orse RIGGS the wife of William
JACKSON both of Baltinglass in Co. Wicklow of the 1 pt… rent out of lands
in Eadestown, Co. Wicklow to William PAGE…
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
15 |
1834 |
16 |
67 |
1828 Sep25 |
Grafton St. City of Dublin, B. Castlereagh |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Richard – HOWARD, Thomas
Marriage settlement between Richard JACKSON then
residing in Moore Place, Town of Douglas, Isle of Man & Mrs. Gertrude
STROKER, then late of Dorset St. in City of Dublin., widow & Rev Thomas
HOWARD, Vicar of Parish of Kirk Braddon, Isle of Man. .. Richard
JACKSON had property at Drumneigh, Barony of Coolock,, Co. Dublin, held
by him under Austen COOPER, Esq., tenanted by John Cooke ROGERS, esq.
producing a profit of rent of 46 pounds Irish per year.. She had a house at
72 Grafton St., Dublin.
NOTE: Need to follow up
on Isle of Man connections. See: Luke JACKSON (1786-1814). SEE also ROD:
652-105-447234 and probates of JACKSONs of Antrim – a William JACKSON of Isle
of Man - 1877. There is also a PAINE-JACKSON connection to the Isle of Man:
ROD: 219-308-143791. Also a Richard JACKSON who went to Isle of Man had
various leases on North Strand St. |
1 |
1834 |
16 |
75 |
1834 Sep 10 |
Dundalk, Co. Louth |
COULTER
|
COULTER-Anne-DEWHURST
Marriage settlement between George LAWSON of Dundalk,
merchant & Ann COULTER. Thomas DEWHURST & Thomas COULTER of
Newtown Lodge, trustees. … sum of 1,007 pounds 7 shillings 9p. Irish
consolidated annuities the property of Anne COULTER was transferred to her
trustees until the marriage, and then interest to LAWSON during the marriage.
WITNESSES: Thomas JACKSON of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath, Esq. & Robert
COULTER of Dundalk, Co. Louth, Gent, one of the attorneys. |
1 |
1834 |
16 |
85 |
|
Drominare, Co. Tipperary, B. Castlereagh |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Alexander- HALL, Robert
Alexander JACKSON of Gardmay Place [Gardiner
Place], Dublin one of trustees in marriage settlement of Charles FARREN &
Maria ORR only daughter of John ORR of Cypress Grove. Co. of Dublin
SEE: JACKSONs of
Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1 |
1834 |
17 |
78 |
1834 Oct 4 |
Armagh |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH, John – DOBBIN,
John
Image 231
BTW John McCULLAGH of
Rockinaduff [??] Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John DOBBIN of Ratharumgrana [Rathdrumgran,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh farmer a Trustee of the other pt. … lands of
Knocknacreany [??], Parish Kilmore, Barony Oneiland West Co. Armagh and also
tenement on south side of Scotch St Co. Armagh formerly demised by Rev
William HUTCHINSON to Thomas GREER of City of Armagh and afterwards demised
to John McCULLAGH & to William POOLER and also estate and interest of
Alexander McCULLAGH … lands of Lisnaganon in Co. Down for lives and also the
interest of Daniel McCULLAGH & part of lands of Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack [??] Barony Lower Fews and
also Household furniture goods, chattles and effects of James McCULLAGH to
hold lands and premises in Knockmacreany [??] and house on Scotch
St. to said John DOBBIN … lands of Lisnagannon to John DOBBIN … lands of
Cladymore to John DOBBIN |
|
1834 |
17 |
227 |
1834 Oct 2 |
Counties Cavan, Donegal, Meath & Mayo |
JACKSON |
PRATT-JACKSON Marriage Settlement
JACKSON, Madeline E. – FORTESQUE, Matthew
Btw Joseph PRATT of Corney Castle, Co. of Cavan
Lt. Col in Cavan Regiment of Militia of 1st pt. Merwyn PRATT of
same place eldest son of Joseph PRATT & Madelina Eglintine JACKSON of Stephenstown, Co. Louth spinster and an infant of the age of 18 or
thereabouts; Catherin FORTESCUE wife of Matthew FORTESCUE, guardian… several
pages follow |
1 |
1834 |
18 |
253 |
1831 Nov 11 |
Dublin |
BALL |
O’BRIEN-O’REILLY
Marriage settlement between John O’BRIEN of Mountjoy
Sq., Dublin & Anna Maria Elizabeth O’BRIEN orse. BALL, his wife &
Cecilia BALL spinster youngest daughter of John BALL the younger Esq.
deceased who was the eldest son of John BALL the elder late of Eccles St.,
Co. Dublin, Esq. deceased… whereby reciting that a marriage had been agreed
upon between Cecelia BALL & Philip O’REILLY …marriage portion 2,000
pounds…. Richard RORKE of 4th pt…… John RORKE. |
1 |
1834 |
18 |
285 |
1834 Nov 12 |
Ballnamought, Co. Cork, Parish St, Annes |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Jane –CUMMINS, James
Indented deed of mtg btw Thomas FARREN of Gratten Hill,
in the North suburb of Cork, Gent & Walter William HARRIS of Glanmire
Rd., in the north suburb of Cork, Esq. Doctor of Medicine and Jane HARRIS nee JACKSON his wife of the second part & John CUMMINS of
the City of London, Merchant and Roger William HARRIS of the said City of
Cork, attorney at Law, trustees named in the marriage settlement… |
1 |
1834 |
19 |
27 |
1833 Nov 13 |
Cahernane, Co. Kerry, Parish Sheridan |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George & Letitia – HERBERT, Jane
George JACKSON of Mount Pleasant, Co. Tipperary
& Letitia HERBERT ors JACKSON, his wife and one of the daughters
of Richard Townsend HERBERT of Cahernane, Co. Kerry, deceased…. His five
daughters: Jane, Penelope, Anne, Frances, Letitia. |
1 |
1834 |
19 |
119 |
1831 Nov 17 |
Larne, Co. Antrim, Upper ½ B. Glenarmy |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John – ALEXANDER, Samuel
John JACKSON of Larne, Co. Antrim, carpenter of
1 pt. & Samuel ALEANDER of Larne, saddler …land in the town of Larne on
the North side of the street leading to Mill from new Town, … parish of
Larne. WITNESSES: Miles ATKINSON, merchant; William McCULLOCH, Doctor of
Medicine, both of Larne, Co. Antrim. |
1 |
1834 |
20 |
103 |
1834 Dec 2 |
Edenderry, Kings Co., B. Coolestown |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Matthew H. – JACKSON,
Anne
Matthew Henry JACKSON of Millmount [aka Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],
Kings Co. & Anne JACKSON, widow, his mother of Marrion Ave., Co.
of Dublin. … sum of 400 pounds to his sister Hannah POWELL orse JACKSON…
south side of Edenderry St., Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], 78 ft X 54 ft X 200 ft X 400 ft under lease of Marquis of Devonshire
& part of the lands of Monastoris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], called Millmount formerly called Jacksons farm – 150 acres profitable land and 27 acres of
bog together with the Mill dwelling house [?] trees and other
improvements and also the Mill dam watercourses flowing to and from the mill
at the yearly rate of 50 pounds, in the Barony of Coolestown, Kings Co….
lives of Matthew Henry JACKSON & Rolleston John GRATTON
NOTE: Hannah JACKSON’s
husband was Capt. Edward POWELL.
SEE: JACKSONs of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1834 |
20 |
145 |
|
Drumin, Queens Co. B. Tinnehinch |
JACKSON |
WARBURTON-THACKER
JACKSON, Frances & Mary– THACKER, Joseph
Frances JACKSON of Mountmellick,
spinster, youngest daughter of Nathaniel JACKSON the younger of
Mountmellick, deceased, …. Mary JACKSON, widow, mother of Frances JACKSON …… town and lands of Drummin, Derringown, containing 333acres
& 1r arable land, Irish measure, land that had been owned by Nathanial JACKSON the elder.,bounded on the north by the river Barrow, , p…
parish of Rosnallis, , B [?] hinch, Co. … & land of Drinagh & Garroon
180 acres & lands of Clonaheen, formerly in possession of Nathanial JACKSON, the elder, Rosenallis, B. of Tinnehinch, Queens Co. &
also dwelling house situate in town of Mountmellick |
1 |
1834 |
20 |
181 |
1834 Dec 5 |
Latabeg, City of Cork, B. Rathcooney |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Jane – CUMMINS
Jane JACKSON wife of Walter William HARRIS |
|
1834 |
20 |
187 |
1834 Dec 5 |
Derrydarragh, Co. Longford, B Ratheline |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Joseph D. – GREGG, Francis
Image 131
… surviving trustees of Louden LENNON,
Edward SMITH and Jane LENNON Widow the surviving executors of will of Thomas
LENNON 4 Aug 1806 late of Molehill Co. Longford, Esq. deceased.
Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St.,
Dublin one of his Majesty’s Counsel at Law & Benjamin BALL jr. of South
Frederick Street City of Dublin Attorney. … will of John Gore SWORDS deceased
abt 16 Oct 1832 … Rev. Francis Thornton GREGG of Ballymahon C. Longford,
Clerk of 7th pt. … lands of Derrydarragh, Parish Cashell, Barony Rathcline Co. Longford.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Cork – connected to Strettle JACKSON |
|
1834 |
21 |
10 |
1834 Dec 12 |
Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur
Btw Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St.,
City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt & Arthur BAKER of Balkeary, Co Dublin
Esq of other pt…. land of Magillstown, Parish of Swords.. |
15 |
1834 |
21 |
11 |
|
Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur
Btw Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St.,
City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt & Arthur BAKER of Balkeary, Co
Dublin Esq of other pt…. land of Magillstown, Parish of Swords.. |
15 |
1834 |
21 |
12 |
|
Loughmartin, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur
Btw Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St.,
City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt & Arthur BAKER of Balkeary, Co
Dublin Esq of other pt…. land of Magillstown, Parish of Swords.. |
15 |
1834 |
21 |
109 |
|
Freeloan, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Peter – FARRAN, Charles
Btw Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St.,
City of Dublin Esq of the 1
|
15 |
1834 |
21 |
110 |
|
Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Peter – FARRAN, Charles
Btw Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St.,
City of Dublin Esq of the 1 |
15 |
1835 |
1 |
133 |
1832 Mar 9 |
Caulogue, Co. Longford, B. Ardagh |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John – WIGGINS, Jacob
Image
100
BTW John JACKSON of Schoolland Co. Longford Gent
of 1 pt & Jacob WIGGINS of Motevally Co. Longford Gent of the other. John
JACKSON stood indebted to WIGGINS for £100 and £120 …mtg lands of
Coulogue orse Windmill Hill containing 68a in Parish Edgeworthy Barony Ardagh
… total owing £260 … demised townlands of Coulogue orse Windmill Hill …
WITNESS: John FERRALL of Abbey Street City of Dublin Attorney & William
Robert WIGGINS of Edgeworthstown Co. Longford Gent . John JACKSON [SEAL] |
q |
1835 |
1 |
240 |
1835
Jan 17 |
Colonary, Co. Cavan, B. Upper Loughter |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John – BRADY, Patrick
Image 155
BTW John JACKSON of Rathmines Road Co. Dublin
Gent of 1st pt Sidney DUIGAN of Rathmines Co. Dublin widow and
administratrix of John DUIGAN of 2nd pt & Patrick Richard
Blackwood BRADY f Connery Co. Cavan Esq. of 3rd pt. & George
Marshall KNIPE of Ernehall Co. Cavan Esq. of 4th pt. …reciting
indenture 28 May 1821 btw John JACKSON by Patrick Richard BRADY…
description of John JACKSON of Paradise Row City of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt & John DUIGAN of Capel Street City of Dublin … in consideration of
£1000 paid by John JACKSON BRADY granted to JACKSON during
natural life of BRADY an annuity and demised to DUIGAN [since deceased] for
99 years lands … John JACKSON in consid of £923.1.10 ..
released lands of Clonerry [Clonervy? Parish Castleterra,]
with the dwelling House offices and improvements [Cirocane? Carrickane,?] Poles Lisacake Pottle Corgreagh [Corgreagh, Parish Larah or Cornagleragh or Oldtown, Parish Annagelliff]], Lismullig [Lismullig, Parish of Annagelliff,]
] Lisbroduff with the Mill thereon Cortdonagh Drumskell Shrakoran otherwise
Shruboy … and Poles of Lott Shuntameron [Shantemon,?] Shanttell [Shankill Lower, or Shankill Upper, in Parish of Annagelliff,]
Barony of Upper Loughtee [Loughtee
Upper,] Co. Cavan and also Lands of Upper and Lower
Corfond in Barony Ballygarvey Co. Cavan … WITNESS: Frederick JACKSON of Rathmines & Sidney DUIGAN the younger of town of Rathmines Co. Dublin
NOTE: There is no Barony
of Ballygarvey. |
|
1835 |
2 |
69 |
1835 Jan 28 |
New Lodge Rd., Antrim & City of Waterford |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Thomas – JACKSON, Anthony
Deed of settlement btw Thomas JACKSON of Belfast
Co. Antrim Architect of the 1st part; Elizabeth RIDGEWAY otherwise
NEWSON of city of Waterford Widow and Lydia Newson RIDGEWAY daughter of the 2nd pt; and Anthony JACKSON of City of Waterford Ships Broker &
Henry RIDGEWAY of Waterford City Merchant of 3rd pt…. 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. |
16d |
1835 |
2 |
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 1st pt; Alexander JACKSON, of Gardiner’s Place in Co. Dublin Esq. Doctor of
Medicine & his wife, Elizabeth JACKSON orse LAW of 2nd pt & Hugh LAW of Woodbank, Co. Down Esq. of 3rd 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 |
15 |
1835 |
3 |
102 |
|
Moylish, City of Limerick & Co. Tipperary |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George & wife – DELMAGE, Charles
JACKSON, Lydia & Husband – DELMAGE, Charles |
|
1835 |
3 |
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. |
d |
1835 |
3 |
267 |
|
Farnane, Co. Waterford, B. Decius |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Warren – KEEFE, John |
|
1835 |
4 |
199 |
1835 Mar 4 |
A house, Monaghan, Parish of Monaghan |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, James –WRIGHT, James
Between James JACKSON of Clones, Co. Monaghan of
1st pt & William TEMPLE of Monaghan, Co. Monaghan, Esq. M.D.
& daughter Anne TEMPLE otherwise HAMILL, his wife of the 2nd 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 2nd part; Anne HAMILL
spinster of 3rd part; James Wood WRIGHT & David HAMILL of 4th 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 |
5 |
45 |
|
Lickadoon, City of Limerick, Parish Cahirawalla |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Catherine B. – MOUNSELL, Henry |
|
1835 |
6 |
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.. |
15 |
1835 |
6 |
154 |
|
Baherload, Co. Limerick & City of Limerick |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Catherine B. – FURLONG, Will |
|
1835 |
6 |
256 |
1835 Apr 10 |
Co. Kildare |
M’LAUGHLIN |
Btw John M’LOUGHLIN of town of Monasterevan Co Kildare
dealer of the 1st pt.. to Rachel VALENTINE Shopkeeper… land on
Drogheda Street in Monastervin… lives of John M’LOUGHLIN, Catherin M’LOUGHLIN
& Harvey CASSIDY |
15 |
1835 |
6 |
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 |
15 |
1835 |
6 |
273 |
|
Cullenswood, Co. Dublin, B. Upper Cross |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John – WILLIAMSON, Arthur
No other info needed |
15 |
1835 |
7 |
16 |
|
Russelstown |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, William – JACKSON, James |
q |
1835 |
7 |
68 |
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 6th pt… marriage between Robert Clayton BROWNE
& Harriett Augusta HAMILTON NOTE: Long deed – lots of description of
lands and names of neighbours. |
1 |
1835 |
7 |
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 |
7 |
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 1st pt & Anne JACKSON, 2nd daughter of Francis JACKSON of Killavilla, [Killavilla,
Parish Roscrea,
Barony Ballybritt] Kings
Co., Esq. of 2nd pt; George JACKSON of Killavilla, Kings
Co. and Thomas BENNETT of Eastwood, Co. Tipperary, Esq. of 3rd 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. |
1 |
1835 |
8 |
24 |
1835 Apr 28 |
St. James, Drogheda |
COULTER
|
COULTER, Jane-WEIR, Archibald
Jane ACKLAND nee COULTER |
|
1835 |
8 |
34 |
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 1st pt. Rev. James CARLISLE of City of Dublin Clerk
and Mary Anne CARLISLE otherwise HICKEY his wife of 2nd pt &
Rev. William HICKEY of Duncornmiell Co. Wexford of 3rd 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. |
15 |
1835 |
8 |
37 |
|
Pill Lane, City of Dublin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Henry V. – HIGGINBOTTOM, Thomas
Henry Vincent JACKSON, attorney at law, of
Mickleburgh St., Dublin executor of last will and testament of Elizabeth
SULLIVAN, widow deceased of Thomas HIGGINBOTTOM… land transfer. |
|
1835 |
9 |
161 |
|
Corray, Cos Mayo, Sligo & Galway |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George – JACKSON, Oliver |
|
1835 |
9 |
201 |
|
Bawn, Co Cavan & Galway |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Thomas B. – DUIGAN, Michael |
|
1835 |
10 |
43 |
|
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 1st pt… lands in
Waterford. |
1 |
1835 |
11 |
15 |
|
|
|
MILLS-PEEBLES |
x |
1835 |
11 |
43 |
|
|
|
BARTLEY-WHITE |
x |
1835 |
12 |
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 |
1 |
1835 |
13 |
57 |
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 |
1 |
1835 |
13 |
90 |
1835 Jul 23 |
Cullenswood, Co. Dublin, City of Dublin |
JACKSON |
KEARNS-KEARNS
JACKSON, Allen – KEARNS, Christopher
Thomas KEARNS of Cuffe St., Dublin, Bricklayer & Allan JACKSON of Harrold Cross, Co Dublin, house painter… part of lands of
Ullienswood, situate in Anne Street Ranelah, near the City of Dublin |
1 |
1835 |
13 |
96 |
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 |
13 |
13201 |
1835 July 25 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
Wrong number Image 14
Robert JACKSON of Dublin Householder 3 August
1835 Deed of Sale Selling up prior to emigration to Australia Anthony |
|
1835 |
15 |
76 |
|
Drummin, Queens Co. B. Tinehinch |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Elizabeth – FLEETWOOD, Thomas
JACKSON, Mary – FLEETWOOD, Thomas |
|
1835 |
16 |
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… |
15 |
1835 |
17 |
256 |
|
Moylish, Co. Limerick |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George – GLOSTER, Arthur |
|
1835 |
18 |
98 |
1833-1839 |
Ballynaconaghy, Co. Down, B Castlereagh |
GILLMER |
GILLMER, James B-AVERY, Samuel |
x |
1835 |
18 |
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 1st 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 |
15 |
1835 |
18 |
233 |
|
Mayo
Sligo
Galway |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON – Oliver C. JACKSON (probably Oliver Cuffe JACKSON (abt 1773-1845 |
|
1835 |
20 |
120 |
1835 Jul 25 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
DROUGHT-JACKSON
Btw Frederick Stewart DROUGHT of Church St., City of
Dublin [Curveline?] Hatter of 1st 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 |
1 |
1835 |
20 |
169 |
|
Aghaville, Co. Leitrim |
|
GODFREY, John & ors –
MAXWELL & ors |
|
1835 |
20 |
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 |
21 |
162 |
|
|
MALEVERER |
MUNLEVERER, William-HORNER |
x |
1836 |
1 |
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 in that part of Newry which
is in Co. Armagh. … |
|
1836 |
1 |
140 |
|
Richhill, Co. Armagh, B. Oneiland West |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Joseph – RICHARDSON, Elizabeth
Wrong number (No JACKSONs mentioned in: Image 89) 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. |
|
1836 |
2 |
261 |
|
Rathgar, Co. Dublin, B. Newcastle |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Allen – CRENAN, Bartholemew |
|
1836 |
3 |
13 |
1836 Feb 2 |
Castletownmare and Raibk, Lower Kells,
Co Meath, |
NORTH |
Richard Taulman NORTH's conveyance of
Castletownmare and Raibk, Lower Kells, Co Meath, to John Gerrard of
Gilestown. SOURCE: The
Norths of Ireland NOTE:
These are lands that were held earlier by Samuel JACKSON (1641-1705) – Richard Toulmin NORTH (1782-1865) – descendant of Jennet JACKSON. |
|
1836 |
3 |
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 1st 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 2nd pt… Robert OLIVER of
Tannybrake of 4th 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… |
1 |
1836 |
4 |
177 |
|
|
BIRCH |
HENRY, Joseph-BIRCH, Elizabeth |
x |
1836 |
5 |
260 |
1836 Mar 14 |
Armagh |
McCULLA |
Image
398
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 |
6 |
85 |
1833 Oct 19 |
Kings
Galway
Tipperary |
PUREFOY |
Image 494
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 1st pt; Thomas PUREFOY of Cloughjordan
3rd son of Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banaghor [probably Kylebeg
or Banagher, Parish Reynagh,
Barony Garrycastle],
Kings Co. Clerk of 2nd pt; Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher of 3rd 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 4th pt…. land in Tipperary & £1,333.6.8 the 1/3rd 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 2nd son William Alexander PUREFOY … |
|
1836 |
6 |
240 |
|
Kilmurry, Co. Mayo, B. Tyrawly |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Oliver C. – WALSHE, John
JACKSON, Madelaine E – WALSHE, John |
|
1836 |
7 |
61 |
|
Schoolhouse Lane, Dungannon, Parish Drumglass |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, James E. –GREER, Thomas |
|
1836 |
7 |
99 |
|
Moylish, City Limerick, Parish St. Munekin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George – WARNER, George |
|
1836 |
7 |
228 |
1831 Apr 18 |
Umgola, City Armagh |
KIDD |
KIDD, Thomas-KIDD, Joseph
Marriage agreement btw Thomas KIDD of Ballynahone, 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 Drumarg & 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 |
x |
1836 |
7 |
229 |
1833-1839 |
|
DOBBIN |
DOBBIN |
x |
1836 |
8 |
26 |
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. |
x |
1836 |
8 |
51 |
1836 Apr27 |
Eadstown, Co. Wicklow, Upper Barony
Talbot St |
JACKSON |
DIXON-GREENE
Image
227
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 1st part; Anne JACKSON orse RIGGS wife of the said William
JACKSON & Robert SHAW of Baltinglass, builder & William PAGE of
Leinster St., Dublin Gent of 2nd pt Robert SHAW of Baltinglass
afsd & Hannah SHAW orse JACKSON his wife, Alicia SHAW, and Esther
SHAW both of Baltinglass spinsters of 3rd 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 4th 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 |
1 |
1836 |
10 |
73 |
1835 Dec 10 |
Moylin, City of Limerick & Co. Tipperary |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George & Lydia - GLOSTER, Arthur
Image 49
BTW Christopher
DELMAGE of 1st pt; Rev John DELMAGE of 2nd pt; George
JACKSON and Lydia his wife of 3rd pt.; Arthur GLASTER of City
of Limerick Esq. of 4th pt; George GLASTER the younger of City of
Limerick Gent of 5th 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 SlievardaghCo 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 |
10 |
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, Co Armagh of other
pt. ... granted to DARLEY 205A 2R. |
|
1836 |
11 |
121 |
1836 Jun 13 |
Butterfield Lane, Co. Dublin, B. Newcastle |
JACKSON |
JACKSON & ors-SHAW
JACKSON, John -SHAW, Esther
Image 287
John JACKSON of Rathmines, Co. Dublin Gent & acting executor of
Judith AHNUTY late of Rathfarmhan, Co. Dublin widow deceased of 1st pt…other names ... KIRKWOODs of 2nd pt… Esther SHAW of Rathfarnham
Co Dublin spinster of 3rd 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 |
11 |
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 |
11 |
280 |
1836 Jun 13 |
Clonbrogan, Co. Tipperary, B. Middlethird |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, George – CLARKE, Patrick
Image 394
BTW George JACKSON of Mount
Pleasant Co. Tipperary Esq. of 1st pt; William Cooper CRAWFORD of
Rapla Co. Tipperary Esq of 2nd pt; Patrick CLARKE of #17 Kildare
St City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd 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 |
12 |
7 |
1833-1839 |
Anne Street, Shankill, Belfast |
COULTER |
COULTER, Catherine-WELISTER, Ann |
|
1836 |
14 |
29 |
1836 Mar 3 |
St. Stevens Green, City of Dublin, Parish of St. Peter |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, Allan – BONSOL, John
Image 229
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 2nd pt & John Ainsley
BONSALL of Clanbrazill St. Co. Dublin Gent of 3rd 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 |
14 |
159 |
1833-1839 |
York Steet, City? Parish St. Peter |
COULTER |
COULTER, John- HENRY, James |
|
1836 |
15 |
80 |
1836 Aug 16 |
Drumcanver |
LESLIE, Nathaniel & OLIVER, David, Joseph, Benjamin |
Deed of assignment between Nathaniel LESLIE of Leslie
Hall in Co. Armagh, 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 |
15 |
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 |
16 |
9 |
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 1st part; Henry Vincent JACKSON of City of
Dublin Attorney at Law of 2nd pt & William GALWEY of Baggot
St, Dublin of 3rd pt reciting that Catherin PEARSON alias READ
by virtue of will of r[?] PEARSON her father |
1 |
1836 |
19 |
125 |
|
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Richard JACKSON Trustees &
Sir George JACKSON |
|
1836 |
20 |
113 |
1836 Nov 3 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Francis, Anne & George
Ballybritt, Barony Ballybritt
Image 276
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 2nd pt Joseph JONES of Cecil St Limerick, Co. Limerick Esq & Elizabeth JONES
daughter of said Joseph of 3rd pt; Joseph JONES of Cline Limerick,
Co. Limerick & James JACKSON of Killavilla Esq of 4th pt & William LEDGER of City of Limerick Esq. and George BENNETT of
Sorrillhill Co. Tipperary of 4th 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 |
22 |
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. |
x |
1836 |
23 |
51 |
1836 Dec 2 |
Monaghan |
McMATH |
Marriage arts Tievelenny,
Barony Cremorne
Image
251
BTW Andrew McMATH of
Castleblayney Co. Monaghan of 1st pt James JACKSON of
Clones Co. Monaghan Esq of 2nd pt Jane JACKSON dau of James
JACKSON spinster of 3rd pt. … reciting deed 17 Aug 1813 of
Andrew McMATH of Thomford Co. Monaghan Gent father of said Andrew McMATH of 5th pt … 12 Aug 1821 without altering or revoking said will and reciting marriage
to be had btw Andrew McMATH and Sarah Jane JACKSON … James JACKSON passed to Andrew McMATH marriage portion £1,000. … WITNESS: William
JACKSON of Clones Merchant & Hugh [?] of Rockfield attorney both in
Co. Armagh.
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 an
Elizabeth McMATH daughter of Andrew McMATH of Monaghan. JACKSONs of Shinrone, Camblin & Roscrea. |
|
1837 |
3 |
44 |
1836 Dec 1 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON-John CLARK.
Charlemont
Image 427
BTW William JACKSON of
Moy, Co. Tyrone, Merchant of 1st pt; Robert HALIDAY of Belfast,
Merchant of 2nd pt; John CLARK jr Gent of Corr & Dunavalley [Corr
and Dunavally, Parish Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],Co. Armagh of 3rd 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 |
3 |
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. |
X |
1837 |
4 |
4 |
1837 Jan 17 |
Monaghan |
McMATH |
Image
8
BTW Hamilton
McMATH of Thoraford Co. Monaghan Esq. of 1st pt & James PARKER
of Mountkeney Co. Down Esq of 2nd pt & Mary PARKER spinster
daughter of James PARKER 3rd 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 |
5 |
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 |
6 |
161 |
1833-1839 |
Hollywood, Co. Down, B. Castlereagh |
COULTER |
COULTER, Robert-POWER, John |
|
1837 |
7 |
122 |
1837 Mar 16 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert JACKSON-
CARSON Ballybrawley, Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh.
Image
90
BTW Robert
William JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh, Esq. of 1st 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 2nd pt &
John CARSON of Roscommon, Co. Roscommon of 3rd 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 |
8 |
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. |
x |
1837 |
10 |
56 |
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 bleachmills 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 |
11 |
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 |
15 |
261 |
|
Tyrone |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON
-Robert HALLIDAY |
|
1837 |
17 |
10 |
1818 Jan 31 |
Kings |
JACKSON, William |
Image 215
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 |
17 |
52 |
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 |
18 |
16 |
1837 Oct 2 |
Louth
Dublin
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Rev Elias THACKERY-Alexander
JACKSON
Image
434
BTW Rev Elias
THACKERY of Louth Glebe Co. Louth Clerk, George FOSTER of Coolderry Co.
Monaghan Esq & Lennox BIGGER of Dundalk, Co. Louth of 1st pt.
James EASTWOOD of Castletown Co. Louth Esq and Louisa EASTWOOD orse DAWSON
his wife of 2nd pt & Alexander JACKSON of Gardiner’s
Place Co. Dublin Medical Doctor of 3rd 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 |
18 |
233 |
1837 Oct 20 |
Dublin
Sligo |
JACKSON |
Image 583
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 1st pt; Bridget JACKSON orse POWELL his wife of the 2nd pt & Jacob POWELL jr of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. John
JACKSON had sold re: £500 lands on north side of Lissakelly [probably Lislahelly, Parish Drumcliff]] re-trenched by David [?] 475 acres and lands on north
east part of Glencarbery [Glencarbury, Parish Drumcliff] 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: Could he be a
brother of Mathew Henry JACKSON of Edenderry who married Hannah
POWELL?
NOTE: These are the same
lands mentioned in ROD: 47-493-31620 in Aug 27, 1719.
Lislahelly borders the following other
townlands:
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 |
19 |
16 |
1837 Oct 28 |
Dublin
Longford |
JACKSON, John |
Image 18
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 |
19 |
42 |
|
Aghavilla |
|
GODLEY, John – O’BRIEN. Rev HENRY [No JACKSON or
Aughaville] |
|
1837 |
19 |
57 |
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 |
19 |
91 |
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 1st 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 4th 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 |
19 |
103 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-LEETON |
x |
1837 |
20 |
277 |
1837 Oct 23 |
Co. Longford
Co. Westmeath |
JACKSON |
Image 409
BTW. John JACKSON of Rathmines Park Co. Dublin
Esq. of 1st pt John PEMBERTON of Kingstown Co. Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt & William Westropp BRERETON City of Dublin Barrister of 3rd pt. reciting indenture 7 Jul 1836 btw Samuel Winsley BLACKHALL of Coolamber
[?] Co. Longford Esq. of 1st pt & John PEMBERTON of 2nd pt & John JACKSON of 3rd 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 |
21 |
33 |
|
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
John A. JACKSON- George
Seems to be wrong # Image 451 |
1837 |
1837 |
21 |
34 |
|
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON-John A
Seems to be wrong # Image 452 |
|
1837 |
21 |
167 |
1833-1839 |
Church St., Belfast |
COULTER |
COULTER, Richard-GRAHAM, Mary |
|
1837 |
22 |
96 |
1837 Dec 11 |
Longford |
JACKSON |
Image 70
BTW Rev. Francis Thornton GREGG of Ballynahon Co.
Longford Clerk. Of 1st pt. John JACKSON of Rathmines Road
Co. Dublin Esq. of 2nd 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 … |
|
1838 |
2 |
50 |
1838 Jan 7 |
Armagh
Louth
Drogheda |
JACKSON |
Rev. Elias THACKERY & ors
– Alexander JACKSON
Image 211
NOTE: See: ROD:
1837-18-16-460 for much of the same detail. |
|
1838 |
2 |
290 |
1836 May 24 |
Tyrone |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON – Thomas EYRE
Image 263
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 |
3 |
124 |
|
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
MANNIN Co Tipperary & George JACKSON of
same...-JACKSON
Catherine JACKSON of Mount pleasant |
|
1838 |
3 |
125 |
1833-1839 |
Cavananore |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-DICKIE, Robert wrong number |
x |
1838 |
3 |
130 |
1837 Aug 18 |
|
BROWNE |
BROWNE & ors
Rev John BROWNE of Cheltenham & Maria Judith BROWNE
otherwise HAMILTON his wife of 1st part & James HAMILTON the
younger of Coolmount, Co Monaghan....Dacre HAMILTON dec’d.... |
|
1838 |
4 |
120 |
1833-1839 |
Gregg’s Lane, City of Dublin |
COULTER |
COULTER, John-WHARTON, John |
|
1838 |
5 |
48 |
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. |
d |
1838 |
5 |
49 |
|
|
COULTER |
COLEMAN-COULTER similar to above |
x |
1838 |
5 |
109 |
1833-1839 |
Stump, Co. Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-DICKIE, Thomas |
x |
1838 |
5 |
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. |
d |
1838 |
6 |
53 |
|
|
BAILLIE |
RAIT-CHAPMAN |
x |
1838 |
8 |
16 |
1833-1839 |
Cortnaliona, Co. & City Cork |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Wm Revd-HARDY, John Revd |
|
1838 |
8 |
16 |
1833-1839 |
Cortnaliorna, Co. & City Cork |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Martha-HARDY, John Revd |
|
1838 |
8 |
178 |
1833-1839 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Sarah-COULTER, Robert |
x |
1838 |
8 |
266 |
1833-1839 |
York St, City of Dublin |
COULTER |
COULTER, John-WHARTON, John
COULTER, Sarah E.=WHARTON, John |
|
1838 |
9 |
87 |
1833-1839 |
Killen, Co. Louth
Diamond, City Dublin |
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-COULTER, Robert
COULTER, John E-WHARTON, John |
x |
1838 |
9 |
253 |
1833-1839 |
Castlecarragh, Co. Louth, B. Dundalk |
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-COULTER, Robert |
x |
1838 |
10 |
54 |
|
|
BIRCH |
WOOLSEY-BIRCH |
x |
1838 |
10 |
70 |
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 |
x
??? |
1838 |
10 |
110 |
1833-1839 |
Diamond, City Dublin |
COULTER |
COULTER, Sarah E.-WHARTON, John |
|
1838 |
13 |
50 |
1833-1839 |
Gt. George St, Belfast |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, James-ATKINSON, Richard |
|
1838 |
16 |
5 |
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. |
d |
1838 |
20 |
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 |
11 |
136 |
1837 Dec 12 |
Kings |
PUREFOY |
Clonbulloge B Coolestown
Image
286
BTW James Robert PUREFOY of Banagher
Kings Co. & Brinsley PUREFOY and Richard PUREFOY of Bachelors Walk City
of Dublin Esq. 1st 4th & 5th sons of the
late Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher Clerk deceased of 1 pt & William
Alexander PUREFOY of City of Dublin Barrister 2nd 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 |
16 |
199 |
1837 Dec 27 |
Kings |
PUREFOY, Richard |
Clonbulloge B Coolestown
Image
146
BTW Samuel RIDGEWAY of Aghanville
Kings Co. & Richard PUREFOY of City of Dublin Esq. of 1st pt
William Alexander PUREFOY of City of Dublin Barrister & Mary PUREFOY
otherwise RIDGEWAY his wife of 2nd pt & James Robert PUREFOY
of Banagher Kings Co. Esq eldest son and devisee of Rev. Thomas PUREFOY late
of Banagher clerk deceased of 3rd 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 |
22 |
6 |
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. |
d |
1839 |
1 |
74 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON & daughters Frances, Isabella & James (Jane?) JACKSON
Crinkill, Kings Co.
Seems to be wrong # -Memorial #74 is
at Image
47 |
|
1839 |
6 |
18 |
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 |
x |
1839 |
9 |
87 |
|
Co. Longford |
COULTER |
COULTER-DONALDSON |
x |
1839 |
9 |
107 |
1839 Feb 1 |
|
|
Image 59
Joseph Devonshire JACKSON Esq. re
trustees of LENNON. |
|
1839 |
10 |
25 |
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 1st pt. Caroline GORE otherwise HALES of Wilton Crescent, Middlesex wido of 2nd 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 3rd 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 |
10 |
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. |
d |
1839 |
11 |
181 |
1838 Nov 17 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert William
JACKSON – Jacob BARRETT
Lanagher
Image
527
BTW Silvester QUIN
Of City & co. Armagh Esq of 1st pt Robert William JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Barrister of 2nd pt. Jacob BARRETT
of City & Co. Armagh Gent of 3rd 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 |
14 |
220 |
1839 Jul 17 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Sir George JACKSON
& Richard JACKSON – Archibald Murdock
Image
581
Rt Rev Nathaniel
ALEXANDER Bishop of Meath of 1st pt; Sir George JACKSON of
Forkhill Co. Armagh Bart of 2nd pt; Trustees of the Charitable
Donations of Richard JACKSON late of Forkhill Co. Armagh Esq. deceased
Incorporated by Act of Parliament of 3rd pt Alexander MURDOCK of
Forkhill farmer of 4th pt … several small farms mentioned. |
|
1839 |
14 |
239 |
1837 Apr 22 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert Lindsay
MAULEVERER
Image
590
BTW Rev. William
MAULEVERER of Tynan 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 Co. Armagh Clerke & Henry ELLIOTT of Caledon Co. Tyrone William
MAULEVER [SEAL] & Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER [SEAL] |
|
1839 |
14 |
241 |
1839 Jul 16 |
Armagh
Dublin
Londonderry |
|
Image
591
Deed of
Appointment by Rev William MAULEVER of Tynan Rectory Co. Armagh Clerk
reciting marriage settlement btw William MAULEVERER of 1st pt
& Mary STAFFORD then of City of Dublin spinster of 2nd pt;
Kenedy HENDERSON of Castle Dawson Co. Londonderry Esq. & Anne HENDERSON
ors SAUNDERS his wife of 3rd pt; George Lenox CONYNGHAM of
Springhill Co. Londonderry & John HENDDERSON of Castle Dawson Esq. of 4th pt … lands [described] in Co. Londonderry … provisions for all 4 sons: James,
Bellingham, William & Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER and daughter Maria Olivia
…. |
|
1839 |
14 |
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 |
14 |
243 |
|
Londonderry |
|
Image
593
… Robert Lindsay
MAULEVERER. |
|
1839 |
17 |
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 |
18 |
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 |
18 |
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 |
18 |
271 |
1839 Oct 7 |
Belfast |
BROWN |
Indented deed of assignment of trust 22 Jun 1839. Btw
John BROWN the younger of Belfast 3rd 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 1/3rd 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… |
16 |
1839 |
18 |
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 |
16 |
1839 |
19 |
98 |
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. |
d |
1839 |
23 |
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. |
d |
1840 |
1 |
228 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
HORNER-MULLEN |
x |
1840 |
2 |
167 |
1839 Oct 25 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 299
BTW Rev. James Edward
JACKSON Dean of Armagh of 1st pt. The Ecclesiastical
Commission for Ireland of 2nd pt; Sir Mathew BLAKESTONE of Sandy
Brook Hall in Derby Bart. And John Stanton ROCHFORT of Clogkennan Co. Carlow
Esq of 3rd pt. Reciting indenture of demise 2 June 1838 … in
consideration of £1,459.18.6 … five townlands of the two [Edenvesees?]
Drumheemore, Edennappagh and Callon St in Barony Lower Fews Co. Armagh …
WITNESS: John KEATING of Richmond Hill Gent |
|
1840 |
4 |
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 |
4 |
270 |
|
Waterford |
JACKSON |
GILLMAN-George Holmes JACKSON Digital record 10131 |
|
1840 |
4 |
271 |
|
Waterford |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-JACKSON Digital record 10133
George Holmes JACKSON of the 1st pt; George Bennett JACKSON of the 2nd pt and Charles John SAMPSON and & John JACKSON of the 3rd 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 1st 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 |
4 |
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 1st pt. John JACKSON of Record Office Admiralty
Whithall in Co. Middlessex England Esq. oldest son heir and appointee of said George Holmes JACKSON. Of 2nd pt. and appointee od George
Holmes JACKSON of 2nd pt.John Whyte MELVILLE of Mt
Melville, Saint Andrews, Scotland, Co. Fife, Esq. of 3rd 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 4th pt. & Arthur REILLY of
Ballysaggartmore Co Waterford of the 5th 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
thesouth 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 2nd wife. George Melville JACKSON was a son of
1st wife (she died in 1829) Margaret MELVILLE. SEE: JACKSONs of
Waterford & Cork t |
16 |
1840 |
4 |
273 |
|
Waterford |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-REILY Digital record 10135
George Holmes JACKSON – see above – lots of repetition. |
|
1840 |
4 |
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 |
6 |
25 |
1840 Mar 19 |
Dundalk |
BROWN |
MARMIAN-BROWN
Deed of release btw Henry Richard MARMION Esq near
Kibbereen, Co. Cork. & Elizabeth Barclay Eveans MARMION orse BROWN his
wife & Rev John BROWN of Aberdeen Scotland quit claim 50 a Grange Park,
Barony of Toome, Co. Antrim… 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. |
1 |
1840 |
6 |
31 |
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. |
1 |
1840 |
8 |
64 |
1840-1849 |
Co Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Robert –WALLACE |
x |
1840 |
11 |
57 |
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. |
1 |
1840 |
12 |
127 |
|
Aghaville |
O’BRIEN |
O’BRIEN-FARRIS Digital record
10138 101-0140
Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsill,
Co. Leitrim Esq. Of 1st pt & Charles Roberts PEYTON of 2nd 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 |
14 |
26 |
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 |
14 |
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 |
23 |
25 |
1840 Oct 13 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 412
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 |
23 |
107 |
1840 Nov 17 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON-Henry BOYD
Image 469
BTW Henry KIDD of Keady Co.
Armagh [?] of 1st pt James JACKSON of Clencorn & George
MOORE of Annalore Co. Monaghan Esqrs. Of 2nd pt & Henry BOYD
of Castle Blayney Co. Monaghan Esq of 3rd 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 |
23 |
269 |
1840 Nov 14 |
Galway
Mayo
Sligo |
JACKSON |
Image 570
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 1st 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 2nd pt & Annesley KNOX of Rapla Castle Co. Mayo
Esq. of 3rd 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 & 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 2nd 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 1st marriage to Francis Knox ORME party hereto his only
younger child of 1st 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) |
|
1841 |
9 |
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. |
1 |
1841 |
10 |
6 |
1841 May 4 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 8
BTW William JACKSON of
Portadown, Co. Armagh Baker of 1 pt. Robert MORRIS of Lurgan Co. Armagh
attorney of 2nd pt & John CREERY of Tandragee Co. Armagh
Merchant of 3rd 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 |
10 |
99 |
1840 Aug 1 |
Kilkenny |
JACKSON |
Robert JACKSON- Robert
JACKSON
Marriage Settlement.
Image 68
BTW Paul SHIRLEY of Clone
Math Co. Carlow Farmer of 1st pt. Robert JACKSON of
Coolcullen Co. Kilkenny farmer of 2nd pt John SHIRLEY of Culcullen
Co. Kilkenny farmer eldest son of Paul SHIRLEY of 3rd pt. Jane
JACKSON daughter of Robert JACKSON of 4th pt & Robert
JACKSON jr. & Francis SHIRLEY farmers both of Coolcullen trustees for
purposes therein of 5th 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 |
10 |
194 |
1841 Apr 4 |
Down |
JACKSON |
Image 141
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 1st part &
Arabella BLACK of Tullindony dau of Joseph BLACK late of
Tullydony of the 2nd pt & the Rev James BIRCH of
Dromora in sd Co. & Rev Thomas CUMMY of Tullindorry in sd Co of 3rd 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 |
10 |
290 |
1841 Apr 4 |
Down |
JACKSON |
Image 201
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 1st pt & Adam BLACK of
Dromore Co. Down Linen Draper son to Joseph of 2nd pt Elizabeth
BLACK spinster daughter of said Joseph BLACK of 3rd pt. Arabella
BLACK spinster another of Joseph BLACK’s daughters of 4th pt
& Margaret BLACK spinster one of Joseph BLACK’s daughters of 5th 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 29th 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 |
16 |
267 |
|
|
|
ENNIS-RUTHERFORD |
x |
1841 |
16 |
286 |
|
|
RUTHERFORD |
BLACKHALL-LITTLE |
x |
1841 |
18 |
176 |
|
|
|
RUTHERFORD-RUTHERFORD |
x |
1841 |
21 |
71 |
1841 Oct 28 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-DAVISON, Rev. David County Louth
Archives PP54/6/4 |
x |
1841 |
21 |
241 |
1841 Nov 6 |
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-FAWCETT
Marriage settlement dated March
14 1839 btw William JACKSON of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare. Gent of the 1st pt & Matthew JACKSON of Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],, Kings Co., Gentleman and miller, son of William
JACKSON. Of 2nd pt. Margaret FAWCETT eldest daughter of Thomas
FAWCETT of Edenderry[Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], of 3rd pt. Thomas FAWCETT,
father of Margaret of 4th pt. marriage was intended shortly to be
had. lands of Ballygibbon jointure, Parish and Barony of Carbury, Co. Kildare
containing 222 acres 2 roods 32 perches for life of William JACKSON or for
term of 21 years…92 acres was in the actual possession and control of William
JACKSON… lengthy deed.
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1841 |
22 |
109 |
1841 Nov 8 |
Longford |
JACKSON |
Image 480
BTW John JACKSON of
Windmillhill Co. Longford, farmer and Hester his wife of the other pt. &
Andrew REILLY of Edgeworthstown Co. Longford Shopkeeper of the other pt. John
& Hester devised to Andrew REILLY part of the lands of Windmill Hill
being a subdivision of the lands of Collague containing 8a Irish measure in
Barony of Ardagh Co. Longford for term of 21 years |
|
1841 |
23 |
22 |
|
Belfast |
|
BROWN-DONNELLY
Rev. John BROWN of Aberdeen,
Scotland – Alan Gardner BROWN – not useful to me |
1 |
1842 |
2 |
277 |
|
Aughaville |
O’BRIEN |
Acheson O’BRIEN & Charles
Robert PEYTON mtg. No new info |
|
1842 |
5 |
103 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-BARTLEY |
x |
1842 |
12 |
26 |
1842 June 8 |
Laragh, Co. Monaghan |
OLIVER |
William OLIVER- David LESLIE
Indented deed of conveyance bearing date 12 Jan 1835
btw William OLIVER of Laragh, Gent of 1 pt & David LESLIE of Drumaconver,
Co. Monaghan of other pt. recited 2 indentures of lease 2 Sept 1815 btw David
McTEAR of 1 pt & Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co.
Armagh, Gent; the said William OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER…. |
1 |
1842 |
13 |
77 |
1842 Jun 18 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON- Charles Robinson
Charles ROBINSON of ?? Road, Dublin of 1st part and Anne JACKSON, spinster of the other part. For the
consideration of 250 pounds paid to Anne JACKSON transfer land on the
south side of New Road from Rathmines to ??? called and known by the name of
[Leinister?] Road & property in the possession of Thomas and John Richard JACKSON… in presence of Thomas JACKSON … Frederick JACKSON. NOTE: See Probate of John Richard JACKSON. |
x |
1842 |
13 |
78 |
1840-1849 |
Co. Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-DICKIE, John
DICKIE, John T-DICKIE, Robert
DICKIE, Joseph, Rev-DICKIE, John
DICKIE, John -DICKIE, Robert |
x |
1842 |
13 |
264 |
|
|
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD-GRAYBURN |
x |
1842 |
14 |
1 |
1840-1849 |
Co. Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Robert-DONALDSON, Alexander |
x |
1842 |
17 |
8 |
1840-1849 |
Co. Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Mary A-DONALDSON, Alexander |
x |
1842 |
18 |
222 |
|
Aghavilla, Co Leitrim |
|
O’BRIEN, ACHESON, WELDON NOTES in 2009 diary Nothing
there |
|
1842 |
18 |
257 |
|
Aghaville, Co. Leitrim |
O’BRIEN |
O’BRIEN, Acheson, WELDON
1842 Sept 1 Acheson O’BRIEN
of Drumsilla to William St. Lawrence WELDON, City of Dublin, Esq. Loan of
1000 pounds on mtg... incl lands of Aghavilla... original term of years
granted by Lord Bishop of Kilmore. Witness: John FARIS of Henrietta St.,
Dublin, Gent & Thomas HARTE of Richmond Place South, Co. Dublin. NOTE: Cancellation books
have the names WELDON & O’BRIEN connected with Cavananore after
Griffiths. In terms of tracking David JACKSON’s connections,
this may be significant. |
|
1842 |
22 |
170 |
1842 Oct 6 |
Ballsmills |
COULTER |
HILL-HILL
1842 October 6 NAMES: William HILL of Balls Mills; Esther HILL nèe
COULTER; John HILL of Grange, Gorman Lane, Co. Dublin; Samuel McCORMACK;
Francis McCORMACK; Richard NEIL; Patrick CONNOLLY; Peter MORGAN; Owen CONLON;
Charles CROWE; Widow CONLON; William HILL of Dundalk; William Robert ROGERS. OTHER PLACES: Tullyumphry aka Tullyhumphry. |
d |
1842 |
23 |
53 |
1842 Nov 17 |
Armagh & Monaghan |
OLIVER, William |
OLIVER, William - LESLIE, David
Btw William OLIVER of Laragh, Co. Monaghan Gent of the
1 pt; David LESLIE Esq. of Leslie Hill, Co. Armagh of the other pt. .
Reciting an earlier deed dated Dec 20 1775 where Armour Lowry CORRY of Co.
Tyrone Esq. assigned to George CRAWFORD of Cornacarrow, Co Monaghan Draper of
the other pt. for the lives of George CRAWFORD, lessee, and Thomas CRAWFORD
eldest son & Andrew CRAWFORD 2nd son. And also reciting deed
dated Dec 25 1793 made btw George CRAWFORD of the 1 pt & David
OLIVER the father of William OLIVER of the other part re David OLIVER’s
interest in the dwelling house and 35 acres of land in Cornecarrow which was
assigned to William OLIVER who assigned to David LESLIE the dwelling house in
Cornecarrow where George CRAWFORD formerly lived and 32 acres of land late
Irish plantation measure which is in and
about the said dwellinghouse, together with all houses bleach Greens and
colliers’ houses made and erected thereon, and also the entire use in command
of the water in the land adjoining said lands for the use of George CRAWFORD,
bleach green and also 6 acres of bog or moss for sufficient firing for said
premises in that part of the Red Bog in Cornacarrow aforesaid as same was
formally in his the said George CRAWFORD’s actual possession excepting and always
reserving thereout all mines minerals quarries and all other royalties
whatsoever. Recited indenture of 13 December 1776, and were possessed and
enjoyed by the said George CRAWFORD, and his undertenants. To hold unto the
said David LESLIE his heirs and assigns for and during the natural lives and
life of the several Cestui qui vies [?] in the said recited indenture
of 13 December 1775, or of such of them as were or are then living, and the
survivors and survivor of them, and for and during the natural life and lives
of all and every such other person and persons as should or might from time
to time for ever their after be added to said term by virtue of the covenant
for appropriate renewal contained in the lease of which indenture of the 13th day of December 1775. WITNESSES: Joseph OLIVER of Laragh, County of Monaghan
and John DUFFY of Laragh County of Monaghan Gents. |
|
1842 |
25 |
11 |
1842 Dec 19 |
Kildare & Kings Co |
JACKSON, Matthew |
FOSSITT-TINKLER
Deed btw Thomas FOSSITT of Ballymurreen, Co. Wicklow but
late of Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],,
Kings Co. Louth & Sarah FOSSITT otherwise NORTH his wife of 1 pt;
Harrington TINKLER of Portarlington, Queens Co. Gent & said Sarah FOSSITT
of 2nd pt; Rachel FOSSITT, Mary Anne FOSSITT, Sarah FOSSIT,
Charlotte FOSSITT, and Rebecca FOSSITT five of the daughters of the said
Thomas FOSSITT and Sarah his wife of Ballymurren House aforesaid of 3rd pt; Matthew JACKSON and Margaret JACKSON otherwise
FOSSITT, his wife late of Millmount [aka Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],
Kings Co. but now of Prosperous, Co. Kildare Gent of 4th pt..refers to earlier 1837 deed FOSSITT-TINKLER
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1842 |
25 |
159 |
1842 Dec 21 |
|
COULTER |
LAWSON, George; OWENS, Edward; COULTER, Thomas-HALE,
Henry
County Louth Archives PP54/6/4 |
x |
1843 |
4 |
199 |
1843 Mar 7 |
Armagh |
SEAVER |
Image 124
SEAVER-SEAVER Derrylusk - /15th share… |
|
1843 |
4 |
200 |
1843 Mar 8 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
James E. JACKSON – John EYRE.
Image 124
BTW James Eyre JACKSON of
Tullydooey, Co. Tyrone Esq of 1 pt & John EYRE of Tullydooey, Esq of other
pt. In consideration of £2,000 granted to John EYRE then in his possession
townland Dumduff commonly called the Grazing farm of Drumduff as formerly in
possession of James ASHMUR deceased containing 85a2r11p …. |
|
1843 |
5 |
177 |
1843 Mar 6 |
Mayo |
JACKSON |
Image 300
BTW Thomas BYRNE of Ballybeg and
John BYRNE of Ballina Co. Mayo farmer of 1st pt. Thomas SCOTT of
Barnfield Co. Mayo farmer of 2nd pt & George Vaughan JACKSON
of Carramore Co. Mayo of 3rd pt. |
|
1843 |
5 |
198 |
1839 Jul 3 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 310
BTW Michael PRINGLE of Salters
Grange Co. Armagh Gent of 1st pt; Sarah PRINGLE orse JACKSON wife of said Michael PRINGLE of 2nd pt & Thomas Wynne BOGGS
[BEGGS?] of Creecey Co. Down farmer of 3rd pt. Reciting lease 1
Aug 1789 btw Sir Capel MOLYNEUX of Castle Dillon, Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Moses
JACKSON of Annacranfs[?] Co. Armagh of other pt. … Michael PRINGLE has
agreed to dispose of 85a.2r.24p of Lands of Grange … sum of £692 … in Parish
Annagh, Barony Oneiland West, Co. Armagh bordered on East by Thomas QUIN’s
farm on the South by George McDOWELL’s farm …
NOTE: Sarah JACKSON, daughter of Moses JACKSON & Phoebe
[?] of Grange, Co. Armagh. |
|
1843 |
6 |
43 |
1843 Apr 3 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Edward & John JACKSON –
Thomas SMALLMAN
Image 397
NOTE: The last 2/3rd of this was transcribed using voice
recognition. There may be more errors than usual.
Indenture btw Edward JACKSON of Dangarreagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin] Kings Co. Farmer, brother and one of the devisees named
in the will of William JACKSON then late of Danganreagh Farmer deceased; John JACKSONof Fancroft [Fancroft,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Farmer
son of Rev Thomas JACKSON deceased one other brother of the said William
JACKSON deceased and George BENNETT and William BENNETT of Camlin Co.
Tipperary sons of James BENNETT James BENNETT of Camlin Co. Tipperary which
said John JACKSON, George BENNETT and William BENNETT are also named
as devisees in will of William JACKSON of the 1 pt. Thomas SMALLMAN of
Roscrea Co. Tipperary, Gent. Of the other part (which recited a demise by
indenture 28 Mar 1824 from William DAVIS and Robert DAVIS to William
JACKSON of the lands of Danganreagh for a term of lives with renewal
whereby William JACKSON in consideration of £623.15s paid by Thomas
SMALLMAN assigned the lands of Fancroft as the lands of Danganreagh with all
appurtenances and subject to redemption as aforesaid departed this life 5 Apr
1831 having made his will 22 Dec 1830 whereby he devised to his brother Edward
JACKSON title to Fancroft Kings Co. to his own use and management until
the said Testators nephews George and John JACKSON sons of the
testators late brother the Rev. Thomas JACKSON should attain their
respective ages of 21 years his right and title to lands of Fancroft to them
and their lawful issue … and in default of male issue of the said George
and John JACKSON the said Testator gave and devised the lands of Fancroft
to his brother the said Edward JACKSON during his natural life and
after his decease to his nephews George BENNETT and William BENNETT parties
hereto share and share alike forever and reciting that the reversion and
inheritance of Fancroft subject to indenture of 1 Aug 1771 having come to and
legally vested in John Samuel GRAVES Esq. son and heir of late Admiral Samuel
GRAVES and all the cestui qui vies named in the last renewal therof
having died the said Edward JACKSON applied to Samuel GRAVES for a
renewal of interest in lands of Fancroft by indenture of renewal 5 Dec 1832
btw Samuel GRAVES of 1 pt & Edward JACKSON of the other pt the
said John Samuel GRAVES in pursuance of the covenants for perpetual renewal
in the said original indenture of demise contained added and inserted to the
time and term thereof the lives of George ROE eldest son of Robert ROE
attorney at law then aged abt 12 years; Robert LOWRY eldest son of Robert
William LOWRY of Ponsonby House then aged about 15 years and Thomas Molyneux
GRAVES eldest son of said John Samuel GRAVES in the place of the three
several cestui qui vies then as aforesaid deceased and also reciting
that George JACKSON one of the nephews and a devisee named in the will
of the said William JACKSON had died a minor and without lawful issue
by which means and under the limitations contained in said will of William
JACKSON the said Edward JACKSON was entitled to an estate and
interest for his life and one undivided moiety of the lands of Fancroft with
remained as quasi remainders After his death and is such moiety to the Saint
George BENNETT and William BENNETT several parties here too as tenants in
common and also reciting that the said John JACKSON had attained his
full age of 21 years and made the limitations contained in the aforesaid will
of his said deceased uncle William JACKSON was then entitled to an
estate quasi tail in [?] of the undivided moiety of said land Fancroft and
the rents issues and profits thereof and reciting that an agreement had been
made between the said several parties thereto that they said parties thereto
for the considerations therein mentioned should and would according to their
several States and interests in said Fancroft absolutely so and dispose of
said lands of Fancroft and the equity of redemption thereof and therein of
them and each and everyone of them of their several and respective heirs unto
the said Thomas SMALLMAN his heirs and assigns after which said several
recitals said indenture WITNESSED that in pursuance and performance on their
part of such agreement as aforesaid and for the purpose of borrowing and
destroying all remainders in quasi tale contained in said recited will and
testament of said William JACKSON affecting said lands of Fancroft and
of effectually conveying the aforesaid life estate of the said Edward
JACKSON of and in one moiety thereof the remainder thereto limited to the
said George BENNETT and William BENNETT after the decease of said Edward
JACKSON and for locking and destroying of
and in as to the other undivided moiety of the same lands of Fancroft
the aforesaid estate tail or quasi estate tail of the said John JACKSON and all expectant remainders or quasi
remainders expected thereon and for and in consideration of the sum of 10
shillings in hand paid by the city Thomas SMALLMAN to Edward JACKSON and for and in consideration of the sum 42 pounds page to the said John
JACKSON at or before the execution of the set indenture and in
consideration of the sum of 29 pounds paid to the said George BENNETT and
other sum of 29 pounds paid to said William BENNETT receipt of all which said
several sums was thereby acknowledged. They the said Edward JACKSON John JACKSON George BENNETT
and William BENNETT and each of them according to their and his several and
respective rights and interests in the premises And for their several and
respective heirs granted bargain sold aliened released and confirmed under
the said Thomas SMALLMAN in his actual possession aforesaid and to his heirs
and assigns all that those the aforesaid houses lands and tenements formerly
held and enjoyed the same containing 30 acres and 38 perches or thereabouts plantation measure be the same more or
less situate lying and being in the Barony of Ballybrit and Kings County
aforesaid and generally called by the name of Fancroft or by whatsoever other
name or names the same premises or any part or part thereof of them were or
at anytime there two had been called or reputed together with all and
singular their rights members penances and appurtenances thereunto belonging
an all the Equity of redemption the state right title interest term for lives
benefit of renewal claim and demand of said several granting parties of in
and to the same at each and every part and parcel thereof and of the errors
of them each and every of them the said Edward JACKSON John JACKSON George BENNETT and William BENNETT respectively together with the said
indenture of the first day of August 1771 and the several renewals thereof .
To hold the sack thereby granted and released houses tenements lands and
premises and every of them at every part and parcel of the same unto the said
Thomas SMALLMAN his heirs and assigns from thenceforth for and during
the natural lives and life of the persons in person
as shall or may from time to time there after be added to an inserted in the
demise of said lands and premises or any future renewal or renewals of said
lands and premises pursuant to the covenant for perpetual renewal instead
original adventure subject nevertheless to the payment of the yearly rent
fines for renewal and to the performance of the covenants on the lessees part
in invite said original indenture of lease reserved and contained in the
under tenants lease if any then bonafide in being an undetermined but holy
and forever released and discharged off from and against said equity of
redemption by reason of the before mentioned indenture of mortgage up 18
March 1831 which said deed and this memorial are witnessed by William
SMALLMAN senior and William SMALLMAN junior both of Ross Korea in the County
of Tipperary gentlemen. George BENNETT [SEAL] William BENNETT [SEAL] Thomas
SMALLMAN [SEAL] Edward JACKSON [SEAL] JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: See JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
|
1843 |
6 |
148 |
1843 Apr 13 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Edward JACKSON-Thomas SMALLMAN
Image 461
BTW Edward JACKSON of
Danganreagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Farmer brother and one of the devisees named
in the last will of William JACKSON late of Dauganreagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin] aforesaid farmer deceased of the one pt. Thomas SMALLMAN
of Roscrea Co. Tipperary Geny of the other pt in consideration of sum of £210
paid to Edward JACKSON granted to Thomas SMALLMAN lands of Dangaureagh
and Dauguireagh as formerly in possession of William JACKSON the
deceased situate in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co together with the half acre of
Coohe bog & manure from same attached thereto as formerly in the
possession of the said William JACKSON deceased as was demised 18 Mar
1831 and granted by William JACKSON to Thomas SMALLMAN … WITNESS:
William SMALLMAN junr & William EGAR both of Roscrea Co. Tipperary Gent. Edward
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1843 |
6 |
82 |
1843 Apr 24 |
Kings Co. |
JACKSON |
MANLEY-JACKSON Digital record 010146-8
Image 420
BTW Joshua MANLY of Monasteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], Kings Co Esq & Deborah MANLY née WHITE
his wife devisees in the will of Joseph WHITE of Monasteroris Esq. Deceased
of 1 pt. and Charlotte JACKSON of Kings Co widow of Matthew Henry
JACKSON late of Milmount of Kings Co & mother & guardian of Robert
William JACKSON only son & heir a minor. Indenture April 8, 1824
whereby John Fiffe DALTON by the direction of William Foster DALTON of Moate,
Co. Westmeath Esq. granted to Matthew Henry JACKSON undivided moiety
or half part of town & lands of Monsteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], aka Millenough commonly known as Jackson’s Farm. 150 acres of profitable land and 26a of bog Barony of Coolestown, Parish of Monasteroris, Kings Co … 24 Apr 1828 Joshua MANLY and Deborah his
wife entitled to a life estate and reciting that Mathew Henry JACKSON also since died leaving the said Robert William JACKSON his only son
and heir at law and before his death he made a will 9 Feb 1836 bequeathed to Robert William JACKSON his property at Millmount [aka Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown] house and land … and appointed Charlotte JACKSON his wife guardians of his children. Will proved in Majesty’s Court of
Prerogative in Ireland by said Charlotte JACKSON and also reciting a
certain suite for a partition of said land of 8 April 1834 instituted in His
majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland Sept 1841 by Joshua MANLY Deborah
his wife and others against said Charlotte JACKSON Robert William JACKSON and others … Lives … Matthew Henry JACKSON and Richard Grattan MYLEY…
part of lands allotted containing 46a 3r 32p together with the Mill Dwelling
House timber trees and other improvements and also all the Mill Dam Water and
Watercourses following to and from said Mill … for life of John Rolleston
GRATTON being the only surviving life in said lease of 8 April 1824 and also
for life of Prince Albert and of Robert William JACKSON being the
lives nominated in place of Matthew Henry JACKSON and Richard Gratton
WYLEY deceased … WITNESS: John RUSSELL of Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], Kings Co. Gent & Stewart BANKS of
Monasteroris [Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], Kings Co. John MANLY [SEAL] Deborah MANLY
[SEAL] . NOTE: Charlotte JACKSON aka Charlotte TROY.
SEE: JACKSONs of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
16
q |
1843 |
6 |
84 |
|
Aghaville |
O’BRIEN |
O’BRIEN-GIBSON Image 10149
Wm Acheson O’BRIEN, Drumken,
Co. Fermanagh ^ Margaret GIBSON of Mullaloon, Co Fermanagh lease 16 Nov 1823
whereby Richard IRWIN to James GIBSON... William Acheson O’BRIEN died without
altering his will – July 25, 1851. |
|
1843 |
6 |
95 |
1840-1849 |
Louth |
BAILLIE |
BAILLIE, Robert-BAILLIE, Margaret
Margaret BAILIE widow and mother of Robert BAILIE of 1st part & William [Nassan?] IRWIN of Castleblayney re: lands of West
Shortstone containing 205 acres 2 roods |
x |
1843 |
6 |
96 |
1840-1849 |
|
DOBBIN |
DOBBIN |
x |
1843 |
6 |
126 |
1835 Jun 23 |
Tipperary |
JACKSON, George |
Image 447
George JACKSON of Templemore, Tipperary of 2nd pt. |
|
1843 |
8 |
159 |
1843 May 18 |
Brootally |
OLIVER, Andrew |
OLIVER, Andrew & William - HANNAH, John I have this deed.
Deed of Settlement between Andrew OLIVER of Brootally [Brootally,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh,
Co. Armagh of the first part. William OLIVER of Brootally, Co. Armagh, Uncle
of the said Andrew OLIVER of the second part the said William OLIVER and
Andrew Coulter BRADFORD of Cavananore in the Co of Louth former trustees
named in a certain deed of assignment bearing date 2 Sept 1841 of the third
part. Anne HANNA of Tarakane, Co. Armagh spinster, 3rd daughter of
William HANNA late of Taraskane aforesaid farmer, deceased of the fourth part
and John HANNA of Taraskane (Faraskane?] aforesaid a trustee names and
appointed to and for the several uses .. of the 5th par.
Whereby after reciting ... that a marriage was there intended to be shortly
had and solemnized between the said Andrew OLIVER, therefore William OLIVER
and Andrew Coulter BRADFORD granted to John HANNA Brootally lands .. 25 acres
3 roods 10 perches as described in the lease 1 Nov 1828 between Maxwell CLOSE
of Elm Park, Co. Armagh & James OLIVER of Brootelly in parish of
Derrynoose ... lands of Killylea 18 acres 2 perches, parish of Tynan as
described in the lease of 15 Aug 1830 made between Sir James Maxwell STRONG
of Tynan House, Co. Armagh Bart & Henry Samuel CLOSE & John Tew
AMSTRONG, both of the City of Dublin esq., executors of John MAXWELL, late of
Fellows Hall Co. Armagh of the one part and William OLIVER of the other part.
Witnesses: William OLIVER the younger of Brootelly, Co. Armagh, farmer & Saul
HANNA of Terreskane, City of Armagh, Farmer. Witness David SCARLETT of Tynan,
Co. Armagh. NOTE: There was a marriage bond
between OLIVER, Andrew & HANNA Anne p. 55 of 2007 diary) |
|
1843 |
8 |
230 |
1843 May 8 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-SEAVER, Anne M.
County Louth Archives
PP54/6/4
1843 May 8 NAMES: Thomas COULTER of Sky Hill; Anna Maria SEAVER of
Downshire Place, Newry; Jonathon SEAVER; Mr. FLEURY; Michael CASEY; Thomas
SHEWELL deceased; William SUCH of Newry; George CRAWLEY of Fleury Bridge;
[William?] GLENNY. OTHER PLACES: Killeen aka
Killen, Co. Louth. |
d |
1843 |
13 |
175 |
1843 Aug 15 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 129
BTW William JENKINSON of
Rathrmgrand [Rathdrumgran,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh, farmer surviving executor in will of Samuel
KNIPE deceased of 1st pt; John
JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Esq. of 2nd pt & Rev. Richard ALLOTT of Armagh, Co. Armagh Clerk of 3rd pt. Reciting sale by public auction in consideration of £103.2 by Richard
ALLOTT to William JENKINSON (with consent and approbation of said John JACKSON testified by his sealing and delivering said indenture) … land of
Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] containing
8a2r20p (being parcel of land demised by Robert
William JACKSON to said Robert KNIPE by
indenture 22 Aug 1825) bounded on the North by the centre of the old lane
leading to the High Road on the South and West by land in possession of Rev.
ALLOTT in Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Robert RIDDELL John
STANLEY Jr. Solicitor both of Armagh, Co. Armagh |
|
1843 |
13 |
186 |
1843 Aug 23 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
Anne JACKSON-Mathew FOOTT Palace Street Parish St. Andrews, Dublin.
Image 139
BTW Anne JACKSON,
widow of Harcourt St, City of Dublin of 1st pt; Mathew FOOTE of
Bayswater Terrace Co. Dublin Esq, of other pt. Reciting Indenture 11 Jul 1839
whereby Mathew FOOTE in consideration of £250 granted to Anne JACKSON .. shown on map as #11 … let to William COLLES Bookseller & then beongong
to John ORPIN solicitor as immediate tenant of Mathew FOOTE and known by No
17 Dame St on south side of Dame St in Parish St. Andrew, Co & City of
Dublin containing in front to Dame St 21’ in the rere 21’ in depth front to
rere 75’ … WITNESS: George Stanley MURRAY of Mountjoy St solicitor &
Nicholas LAMB of No 9 [?] Street City of Dublin, Gent. Anne JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1843 |
15 |
31 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
SPEER-McCULLAGH |
x |
1843 |
17 |
141 |
|
Aghavilla |
O’BRIEN |
Digital record 101-0141 &
0142
Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsilla
& Robert Johnston GORE of Woodford, Co. Leitrim, Esq. Loan as part of
portion with his daughter Maria Sarah O’BRIEN |
|
1843 |
17 |
142 |
|
Aghaville |
HARTIGAN |
Not likely relevant. Image
10143 |
|
1843 |
18 |
5 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McMORRAN |
x |
1843 |
18 |
6 |
|
|
|
RUTHERFORD-McMORRAN |
|
1844 |
|
10 |
|
|
|
O’BRIEN-KING SEE Image 10151
Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsilla & John KING of Merrion
Sq., Dublin |
|
1844 |
2 |
8 |
1844 Jan 22 |
Co Cavan |
NORTH |
Richard Taulman North of Thurland
Castle, Co Palatine, Lancaster. He is transferring to Matthew WILSON the
elder of Ashton Hall in parish of Corgrave, Co. York and Matthew WILSON jr of
Kilwick Hall parish of Kilwick, Co. York. Lands etc of Drumgoolan
and Lissgrea in Barony of Castlerahan Co. Cavan. JACKSON was about to
reside on the Continent…See also: The
Norths of Ireland NOTE:
These are lands that were likely held earlier by Samuel JACKSON (1641-1705) |
16d |
1844 |
2 |
275 |
|
Downpatrick |
BROWN |
William Henry BROWNE- John WARNOCK
Not needed. |
|
1844 |
3 |
231 |
1840-1849 |
Marriage Art. Lots
in Co. Carlow etc
NOTE: I found no Co.
Carlow mention. |
JACKSON |
JACKSON, John-McCULLAGH, Jane Marriage
Articles
1811 Marriage Settlement.
NAMES: James McCULLAGH, sr. of Shantenagh; Elizabeth
McCULLAGH; John JACKSON of Liscalgot; James McCULLAGH jr.; Andrew
Coulter BRADFORD of Cavananore; Rev. Charles MOSSE; Thomas TERESON of
Rosefield; Thomas TERESON jr.; John GILLESPIE; James SMITH; John SMITH; Essie
COULTER; Philip SMITH; Thomas McMURRY; John DONALDSON; Walter GLASSCOCKE. OTHER PLACES: Drummuck
. NOTE: Perhaps a look
at the deed rather than the memorial could be revealing. I saw no mention of
lands in Carlow – although my notes seem to indicate that was what the index
entry said. This memorial parallels the 1811 version that I have on the site
with a few more details added |
x |
1844 |
3 |
248 |
|
|
|
BLACK-WALLACE |
x |
1844 |
5 |
112 |
1844 Mar 14 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
Image 304
BTW Henry JORDON and Michael
WHELAN formerly of Capel St City of Dublin but now residing in Kingstown Co.
Dublin Esqrs. Of 1st pt; Rev. Thomas GREGG of Hackball St City of
Dublin Clerk, Thomas Arthur AHMUTY [?] of GlenbroBulle Co. Dublin Esq & Anne
JACKSON formerly of Rathomines Rd Co. Dublin but now of Harcourt Street
City of Dublin, widow which said Thomas GREGG Thomas A A KIRKWOOD are
trustees and said Anne JACKSON is sole executor of the last will and
testament of John JACKSON late of Rathmines, Co. Dublin Esq & Frederick
JACKSON of Harcourt St. City of Dublin Esq. John Richard JACKSON Esq Lieut in Majesty’s 20th Regiment of Foot of the 2nd pt; Paul WHITLY of Leinster Cottage Co. Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt.
Reciting lease 29 Jun 1840 the said Thomas GREGG Thomas Arthur S. KIRKWOOD
& Anne JACKSON with consent of the said Frederick JACKSON demised to JORDON & WHELAN parcel of ground on South side of New Road
leading from Rathmines to Harolds Cross called and known by name of Leinster
Road being portion known as #24 on map of said properties in possession of
said Frederick JACKSON containing 60’ in front of Leinster Road
breadth and in the rere 60’ and 125’ front to rere and bounded by property
then in possession of Mrs GRACE partly by property of said Frederick JACKSON … part of townland of Cullenswood Parish St. Peter formerly in Barony Upper
Cross but then by Royal Proclamation in the Barony of Newcastle, Co. Dublin …
[start of 2nd p] Anne JACKSON & [Frederick?] JACKSON entered into possession of and have continued to enjoy portion of the
premises as demised … Anne JACKSON [Frederick?] JACKSON John R.
JACKSON proposed to become parties to the deed … Anne JACKSON
[Frederick?] JACKSON & John R. JACKSON …
NOTE: There is a possibility that John JACKSON was husband of Anne JONES. SEE: Jacksons in St. Peters Church. If so, this would likely link them to Creggan Parish, Co. Armagh. On
this page, a John Richard JACKSON was a son of a solicitor Frederick JACKSON
and his wife Henrietta, but he would have been the next generation.
In Dublin Marriages: PRONI: T808/8258.
Dublin Grant 11 October 1828
of license for marriage of Frederick Jackson of Rathmines Road in St.
Peter's Parish Dublin Esq. with Henrietta Vereker Brereton of
Cullenswood Avenue in St. Peter's Parish Dublin spinster. Directed to the
Minister of St. Peter's.
Searched for this marriage in following Dublin newspapers: Saunders, Dublin
evening Post.
Pre-will made 29 September
1851 Irish probate 7 August 1852. Frederick Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter.,
County Middlesex Esq. All wife Henrietta Vereker Jackson for life then
equally among three children Frederick, Elizabeth and Henrietta, all minors
and unmarried. Their guardians to be wife and David Brereton of York St.,
Dublin Esq. Executrix wife. Witnesses Hugh Daniel; Thomas WJ Bond; above
extracted from Register of Court of Canterbury. Irish administration of above
will 7 August 1852 of Frederick Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter., County
Middlesex, formerly of Harcourt St., Dublin,
solicitor, deceased. Granted to George Stamer Brereton of 3 Lancaster Rd.,
Rathmines, Dublin. Esq. Maternal uncle and assigned Guardian of Elizabeth
Jackson age 12; Frederick Jackson aged eight; and Henrietta
Jackson age 6, children of deceased. Henrietta V. Jackson the
widow having renounced. Etc. etc.
Proctor’s schedule of
personal estate in Ireland of Frederick Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter.,
County Middlesex but formerly Of Harcourt St., Dublin, who died 31 October
1851. Consists of no household furniture or leases. Money out on mortgage
under £300. Cost do but not yet ascertained, under £1150 total £1450 sworn 3
August 1852 by George Stamer Brereton.
Dublin directories.
1849 Frederick Jackson solicitor 18 Parliament St.
Hundred and 84 Frederick Jackson solicitor one Leinster Terrace, wrath
means [aka Rathmines].
No Frederick Jackson 1839
1842 to 1850 both inclusive Frederick Jackson 9 Harcourt St. South
1851 in 1852 Frederick
Jackson 50 Great Brunswick St. solicitor. |
|
1844 |
5 |
185 |
1844 Mar 19 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – Robert JACKSON
Image
348
BTW John JACKSON of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg,
Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in
the county of Armagh Esq. of the first
part Henriette JACKSON only daughter of the said John JACKSON of the second part James STANLEY of Armagh in the county of Armagh gent of
the third part and Robert William JACKSON of London Esquire Barrister
at law and John STANLEY the younger of Armagh, Co. Armagh trustees nominated
and appointed for the purposes therein after mentioned of the 4th part.
Marriage to be had btw James STANLEY & Harriette JACKSON reciting
indenture of which this a memorial. John JACKSON confirmed to Robert
William JACKSON and John STANLEY for lives of James STANLEY & Harriette
JACKSON one annuity or clear yearly rent charge or annual sum of £50 to
be charged against townlands of Ballynahonebeg, Bellaghy ors Bellaghey and
Lisadian in Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh unto Robert William JACKSON & John STANLEY … provisions for future children of Harriette JACKSON …
WITNESS: James BARNES of Newry & Charles STANLEY of Armagh Co, Armagh
Gent. John JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: 1877 April 4. News Article from
Australia.
SEE: Will of Louisa Jackson in Dublin Probates.
SEE: Dublin Marriages.
And BNL BMD: On the
18th of November instant, in the Parish Church of St. Anne's, by the
Honourable and Rev. John Pomeroy, John Jackson, Esq., of
Armagh to Louisa, third daughter of Sir William Stamer, Bart. of
Dawson-street. |
|
1844 |
5 |
194 |
1844 Mar 16 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
Image
356
See above ROD: 1844-5-112 for
much the same info. … Anne JACKSON of Harcourt St., City of Dublin re
will of John JACKSON late of Rathmines Co. Dublin Esq. deceased & Frederick
JACKSON of Harcourt St City of Dublin Esq. & John Richard JACKSON Esq. Lieut in her Majesty’s 20th Regiment of Foot of 2nd pt.
NOTE: PRONI T808/8257 Groves Manuscripts
Memorial registered 6 Nov
1848 of Deed of 29 Dec 1845 between Anne JACKSON of Harcourt Street,
Dublin City widow & Executrix of John JACKSON Esq. deceased of 1st part Fred JACKSON of same Esq. of 2nd part John Richard
JACKSON a lieutenant in H.M. 20th foot regiment of 3rd part. Rev Thomas GREGG of Blackhall St. Dublin & Thomas Arthur Aughmuty
KIRKWOOD of Glenbrook, Co. Dublin Esq. both of 4th part George
Arthur BRERETON of Leinster Road, Co. Dublin Esq. of 5th part.
Refers to deed of 22 Feb 1836 as to Coolatrindle &c Co. Wexford [NOTE: Parish of Kiltrisk,
Barony of Gorey] Carigneslaney [NOTE: there are two townlands named Carrickslaney, one in
Parish Aghade, and one in Parish Balone, both in Barony Forth]
MS Matriculation Book of
Trinity College Dublin Frederick JACKSON age 16 on 22 Oct 1832
protestant son of John JACKSON “causicicus” [aka lawyer] born in
Dublin entered Trinity College Dublin as a pensioner. |
|
1844 |
7 |
10 |
1844 Oct 4 |
Aghavilla |
O’BRIEN |
Digital Record 0151-0153
Acheson O’BRIEN of Drumsilla
& John KING of Merrion Sq., City of Dublin, Esq, Indenture of Mtg 7 Dec 1810
between Richard Williams NESBITT of Bellville, Co. Donegal Esq & Edward
LAUDER of Cloverhill, Co. Leitrim Esq of 1st pt & Acheson
O’BRIEN of 2nd pt & John LaTOUCHE of Marrion Sq City of Dublin
Esq of the other.
Richard NESBITT & Edward
LAUDER held under lease from Bishop of Kilmore [R. Rev John FORD] ...
indenture Robert LaTOUCHE 1842 of Harristown, Co. Kildare ... 130 acres
Aghailla |
|
1844 |
7 |
51 |
1844 Jul 21 |
Laragh |
OLIVER, William |
OLIVER, William - LESLIE, David
OLIVER in consideration of £2278 & interest granted
land of Laragh & Carnecarrow to David LESLIE. Lands formerly held and
enjoyed by David OLIVER (original lease 1775) Witness Joseph OLIVER of
Laragh, Gent & George SADLER. |
|
1844 |
7 |
53 |
|
|
|
SMYTH-SMYTH |
x |
1844 |
8 |
133 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
McKEAN-NIXON |
x |
1844 |
16 |
240 |
1844 Oct 18 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
BODILL-JACKSON
Image 357
BTW Adolphus BODILL of
Liverpool, Co. Lancaster Esq. & Frederick JACKSON of Harcourt St.,
City of Dublin Esq. …in consideration of £100 … reciting will of William
BERNARD 4 dec 1819 land on west side of road leading from Dublin to Rathmines
35a 2r 17p in Barony Upper Cross Co. Dublin & also part of lands of
Cullins farm 2a 2r 9p &… |
|
1844 |
16 |
242 |
|
Armagh |
1844 Oct 11 |
BEHAN-SHAW
Image 358
James BEHAN of Derryallen Co. Armagh Linen Cloth
Manufacturer of 1 pt & James SHAW of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant a
creditor of James BEHAN … transfer lands of Derryallen 12a 2r 33p in Parish
Ballymore Barony of Lower [sic] Co. Armagh … William BUCKLEY of Prospect
House Co. Armagh Esq. of the other pt. … WITNESS: James ANDREWS & Robert
KELLY of Belfast |
|
1844 |
16 |
243 |
|
Armagh |
|
BEHAN-SHAW
Image 359
James BEHAN of Derryally. …
James SHAW … more details of liquidation of assets. |
|
1844 |
17 |
300 |
1844 Sep 13 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 600
BTW Robert William JACKSON of Armagh City of Armagh Barrister at Law of 1st pt John
JACKSON of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] City
of Armagh Esq. of 2nd pt & Philip KEENAN of City Armagh Esq
Barrister at Law of 1st pt & John JACKSON of
Ballynahonebeg Co. Armagh Esq of 2nd pt & Philip KEENAN of
City of Armagh of 3rd pt. Robert William JACKSON with
consent of John JACKSON let to Philip KEENAN part of town and lands of
Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing 5a 2r 5p English Statute measure
on which a distillery or Brewery had been erected together with the advantage
of the stream of Water and Water courses as the same ran through the lands as
formerly enjoyed by Nicholas HUTCHESON and as then enjoyed by Philip KEENAN
and bounded on the East by Major THORNTON’s land on the south by the road
leading from Armagh to Caledon on the west by Mr. SAVAGE’s farm and on the
North by the said Robert William JACKSON’s land all in townland Ballycrummy,
Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Jacob BARRETT & John McKEE of
City of Armagh |
|
1844 |
18 |
10 |
1840-1849 |
|
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T- Marr art |
x |
1844 |
18 |
250 |
1844 Nov 23 |
Aghnafirkin |
BROWN |
Deed of assignment btw George RUSK of Ednafirkin, Co.
Monaghan & Jane BROWN also RUSK, his wife. Of the1 pt. & Robert RUCK
of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan, Grocer of 2nd pt & George BROWN of
24 Merchants Quay, Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. transfer 6a Ednafyrken,
Parish of Tullycorbet,, Barony of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan. WITNESSES: James
HAMILTON, Samuel BROWN, Archibald BROWN all of Ednafirkin, famers, all age 30
or more. |
1 |
1845 |
|
|
1845 Mar 13 |
Aghavilla |
|
LaTOUCHE-IRWIN
SEE: 2010 Image 10125
Peter LaTOUCHE of Belview, Co. Limerick & Richard
IRWIN of Drumsilla, Co. Leitrim... various lands incl Aghavilla, Barony of
Carrigallen by est 320 acres ... various lives incl Acheson O’BRIEN Capt of
Leitrim Militia aged abt 35. |
|
1845 |
1 |
107 |
1840-1849 |
|
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Robert-IRVINE, Hill |
x |
1845 |
2 |
71 |
1835 Dec 7 |
Armagh |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH
Image 80
BTW Samuel McCULLAGH of Cladybeg Co.
Armagh farmer of 1 pt & Alexander McCULLAGH of Derryhone Co. Armagh
farmer of other pt. Samuel McCULLAGH assigned to Alexander McCULLAGH his 1/4th share of Lisnagannell Co. Down then in possession of said Alexander McCULLAGH
for lives of Alexander McCULLAGH & heirs |
x |
1845 |
3 |
125 |
1845 Jan 15 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 499
BTW John Hazleton JACKSON of Charlemount Co. Armagh, Shopkeeper of 1 pt & Gerge TAYLOR of
Charlemount shopkeeper of other pt. Reciting indenture 7 Oct 1815 the Hon
Chapple NORTON the Hon Sir George Fitzgerald Hill Baronet Robert HAMILTON and
John CHAMBERS had contracted with John JACKSON … Recited: Indenture 16
Aug 1834 said John JACKSON granted mtg of demised premises to James
REID and it is also vested said John JACKSON afterwards died intestate
and letters of admin 16 [?] 1839 of his goods and chattles to his son William
JACKSON and by indenture 25 April 1840 James REID & William
JACKSON granted to John Hazleton JACKSON a plot … one part recited
indenture 7 Oct 1815 of which this is a memorial In consideration of £55 to
the said John Hazleton JACKSON granted to George TAYLOR … house and
back yard formerly in possession of John Hazleton JACKSON … town of Charlemount,
Parish Loughgall, Co. Armagh… WITNESS: James Ashmur LAWSON Attorney &
John William HANNA Gent both of Charlemount. |
|
1845 |
4 |
194 |
1845 Feb 28 |
Moy |
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-BARRY
SEE Image 10123
Thomas BARTLEY of Moy, Co. Tyrone, Gent & David
BARRY of Moy, Merchant. |
|
1845 |
4 |
264 |
|
|
DICKIE
COULTER |
William CHARLETON of 1st pt Thomas
DICKIE of Clonaleenan of 2nd pt Robert COULTER of Dundalk &
Rev. David DAVISON reciting 1839 mtg btw Thomas COULTER & Alexander
DONALDSON dec’d of Philipstown ... lands of Killen & Kane... lease 1794
... natural life of Samuel Alexander COULTER, eldest son of Alexander COULTER
then aged about __ years [Note -
left blank in Memorial] & Joseph Arthur COULTER 2nd son of
Robert COULTER, aged __ years. |
|
1845 |
4 |
270 |
|
Aughaville |
O’BRIEN |
Peter LaTOUCHE to Richard
IRWIN of Drumnella, Co. Leitrim... Aughavilla 327 acres 2 r Plantation
Measure. Reciting April 8, 1814 ... William Acheson O’BRIEN signed as a
devisee in the will of Richard IRWIN, lessee. One of the lives was Acheson
O’BRIEN aged abt 35 – but I am unsure whether he was this age in 1845 or
1814. |
|
1845 |
5 |
204 |
|
|
COULTER |
COULTER-DAVISON
NAMES: Robert COULTER of
Dundalk; David DAVISON of London; Unnamed JEFFRIE; Lennox BIGGER; James Neil
McNEIL; Samuel McCULLAGH; Jonathan PURCELL. OTHER PLACES: Carnbeg;
Carranmore; Ballinahattina aka Ballynahattin; Glebe; Townpark; Sportsmans
Hall. |
d |
1845 |
5 |
264 |
1840-1849 |
|
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph, Rev.-DICKIE, Robert
DICKIE, John T-DAVISON, David |
x |
1845 |
8 |
8 |
|
|
COULTER |
COULTER-COULTER |
x |
1845 |
10 |
125 |
1845 May 30 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas & Jane-CHARLETON, William |
|
1845 |
14 |
26 |
1840 Apr 6 |
Enagh
Killynure |
OLIVER, Andrew, William, Mary Jane |
OLIVER, Andrew - OLIVER, William
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..Ordered. |
|
18 |
15 |
35 |
1845 Sep 16 |
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
Image 31
BTW James WILLINGTON of
Castle Willington Co. Tipperary of 1st pt. James Jonathon
WILLINGTON and Frederick K. WILLINGTON of Co. Tipperary and sons of James
WILLINGTON of 2nd pt. Reciting Indenture of Marriage btw James
WILLINGTON & Sarah MARK … annuity … lands of Castlefarm & Killinerane
orse Killurane Killinafeencheon Poolakerry Latteragh Castle Willington the
house fields premises in and around the town of Nenagh Ballinahenry and
Clonmore in Barony Upper and Lower Ormond and Co. Tipperary … demised to John
Andrew JACKSON all that and those the said Castle farm and lands of
Killourane orwse Killurane Killinafuncheon Poolakerry Latteragh Castle
Willington the houses fields Premises in and near the town of Nenagh
Ballinahenry and Clonmore … WITNESS: Nicholas BROWN of Gardiner ST. City of
Dublin Captain in the Army & George MILWARD of City of Waterford Esq.
James WILLINGTON [SEAL]
NOTE: a Charlotte WILLINGTON, dau of James WILLINGTON and
Mary CARDEN married a William JACKSON of Ballymacky, Co. Tipperary son
of Minchin JACKSON and Mary Anne TRACY.
SEE: Minchin JACKSON family tree.
NOTE: John
Andrew JACKSON effects under
£5,000 late of Mount Pleasant, Tipperary Esq. d 4 June 1863 at same place
granted to Alicia JACKSON of Mount Pleasant widow of deceased. NOTE:
He may be a son or grandson or nephew of William JACKSON of
Ballymacky. SEE ALSO: Ballymackey
Churchyard, Tipperary. Mrs. Elizabeth JACKSON wife of George
JACKSON, Esq. Of Mount Pleasant, who lived beloved and died Aug 23, 1799.
NOTE: John Andrew JACKSON was murdered 1863 at Mount
Pleasant, Killowney Litter, Co. Tipperary.
SEE ALSO: ROD: 19-271- 10139. |
|
1845 |
15 |
38 |
1845 Sept 6 |
Aghavilla |
1745 Dec 6 |
Image 33
William Acheson OBRIEN of
Cloghla, Co. Leitrim of the first part & Paul DANE of Killyhevlin, Co.
Fermanagh & Wm TREDENNICK of Fortwilliam, Co. Donegal trustees for
marriage of Wm Acheson OBRIEN & Juliana his wife & Richard JOHNSTON
of Grafton St., Dublin, merchant. Reciting indenture of 28 May 1740 between
Richard MORGAN of City of Dublin Esq. & John IRWIN of Drumsillagh, Co.
Leitrim ... lands of Aghavilla 304 Parish Carrigallen A plantation measure for the term
of three lives ... and reciting that lease and release dated 29 July 1766
between David Latouche of Dublin Esq. Of the one part & Acheson IRWIN of
Drumsilla afsd. ... David LaTouche demised to Acheson IRWIN... John FORDE of
the City of Dublin demised to Richard IRWIN lands incl Aghavilly with
covenant for renewal.. several renewals and lands vested in this Richard
IRWIN and reciting that this Richard IRWIN was dead and by his last will and
testament dated 13 Dec 1832 devised to Acheson OBRIEN father of William
Acheson OBRIEN .. marriage of Juliana DEANE to OBRIEN ... renewal in 1845
with La TOUCHE.... loan from Richard JOHNSTON to OBRIEN for 600 pounds...
WITNESS: William BOLAND of 36 Coles Lane City of Dublin Law Clerk &
George Dance LAWDER of 31 Kildare St. City of Dublin Attorney at law. W.A.
O”BRIEN [SEAL] and Richard JOHNSTON [SEAL]
NOTE He may or may not be the Richard JOHNSTON who married
Anne JACKSON (btw1744-7 – aft 1782), daughter of George JACKSON &
Margaret O’LAUGHLIN. |
|
1845 |
15 |
38 |
1845 Sep 6 |
Aughaville |
O’BRIEN |
William Acheson O’BRIEN of
Clogha, Co. Leitrim Esq. & Paul DANE of Killyhevlin, Co. Fermanagh &
William TREDENNICK of Fortwilliam, Co. Donegal trustees... marriage of
William Acheson O’BRIEN & Juliana his wife & Richard JOHNSTON of Grafton St, City of Dublin, Gent. Reciting
indenture 28 May 1740 btw Richard MORGAN of City of Dublin Esq & John
IRWIN of Drumsillagh, Co. Leitrim incl lands of Aghavilla, 304 acres.
NOTE He may or may not
be the Richard JOHNSTON who married Anne JACKSON (btw1744-7 – aft 1782),
daughter of George JACKSON & Margaret O’LAUGHLIN.
NOTE: A Richard MORGAN
was husband of Elizabeth COULTER (1758-?) |
|
1845 |
19 |
122 |
|
Monaghan |
BREAKY |
Wm BREAKEY-Thomas McCULLAGH
Margaret BREAKEY-Thomas McCULLAGH
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
William BREAKEY, Annvill,
farmer & Margaret BREAKEY, nee Mills. |
x |
1846 |
6 |
161 |
|
Carrichnaveagh |
BREAKEY |
Campbell-BREAKEY, Humphrey
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
9/4/1846. Humphrey Thompson
BREAKEY, Monaghan town, merchant. Reference to townland of Carrickneveagh
& William BREAKEY deceased. |
|
1846 |
9 |
165 |
1840-1849 |
Drogheda |
COULTER |
COULTER, Jane-AKLAND |
x |
1846 |
10 |
66 |
1846 June 10 |
Ballymore, Armagh |
OLIVER, Catherine & Joseph |
OLIVER, Catherine - KEENAN, Phillip
Between Elizabeth GUNNING of Armagh, Co. Armagh
spinster of the first part, Catherine OLIVER of Armagh aforesaid widow
executrix of Joseph OLIVER late of Ballymore in the Co. Armagh, Gent deceased
of the second part & Phillip KEENAN of Armagh, Co. Armagh, Hotel keeper.
Recited indenture…Elizabeth GUNNING did for the consideration as mentioned
(by the directions and appointment of Catherine OLIVER) by way of conveyance
only and not for only way of warranty of title did sell to Philip KEENAN …
farm formerly in the possession of David OLIVER deceased in townland of
Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of
Tynan, C. Armagh…mention of mtg & monies due…. refers to 1804 April 20
renewal lease. Witness Jacob BARRETT & John McKEE both Gents of Armagh. NOTE: 1804 was when Catherine HAMILTON married Joseph
OLIVER. |
16d |
1846 |
15 |
38 |
|
Monaghan |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY-STEENSON
BREAKEY, Wm & BREAKEY,
Martha-Stenson, Wm
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
10/9/1846. William
BREAKEY and wife Martha Mitchell. |
x |
1846 |
16 |
181 |
1846 Sept 29 |
Aghavilla |
|
John GODLEY of Killegar, Co. Leitrim & John Robert
GODLEY eldest son of John GODLEY – marriage settlement Charlotte Griffith
WYNNE of Voclas, Co. Denbigh, Wales.... Rev James GODLEY of Beltebrurd, Co.
Cavan. ... & Rev Henry OBRIEN of Killegar, Co. Leitrim .. many
townlands incl Aghavilla. |
|
1846 |
17 |
136 |
|
|
COULTER |
DAVISON-Belfast Railway |
x |
1846 |
19 |
124 |
1846 Nov 13 |
Aghavilla |
|
Richard JOHNSTON of Grafton St. Dublin & William
Acheson OBRIAN of Cloghla, Co. Leitrim Esq. & Anna DANE late of
Daneville, Co. Donegal and now of North Cumberland St, Dublin widow of 3rd part reciting indenture 6 Sept 1845 between William Acheson OBRIEN and Paul
DEANE of Killhevlin. NOTE: A complex legal
case follows and the lands of Aghavilla were caught up in this. This could be
the JACKSON of Urker connection to Leitrim land (through the JOHNSTON-JACKSON connection).
NOTE He may or may not
be the Richard JOHNSTON who married Anne JACKSON (btw1744-7 – aft 1782),
daughter of George JACKSON & Margaret O’LAUGHLIN. |
|
1847 |
2 |
49 |
1846 Dec 16 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 279
Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & Ecclesiastical
Commission for Ireland of the other pt. … lands of Lanugher [??], Aughervillen [possibly Aghavilly], Aughegallagh Aghergallagh [possibly Corr
and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], Beromine, Tullymore orse Aughalin [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],, & Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Co Armagh & one townland of
Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] in Parish & Co. Armagh & part of the quarterland
of Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Co. Armagh in possession of said Robert William JACKSON & part
of the townland of Mullybrack 2r of land adjoining to the Church of
Mullybrack .. on payment of £1,848.2.6 with Interest … Robert William
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1847 |
8 |
170 |
1847 Apr 24 |
|
COULTER |
Joseph COULTER- Robert WOODE. Nigel DICKIE deeds.
Not needed. |
|
1847 |
12 |
185 |
1847 Jul 1 |
Armagh
Dublin |
JACKSON |
Image 164
BTW John JACKSON of
Haddington Rd City of Dublin Esq of 1st pt; Robert William
JACKSON the younger of Haddington Road City of Dublin Esq of 2nd pt & George SCOTT of City of Armagh of 3rd pt. … in
consideration of £100 paid by George SCOTT to John JACKSON made over
to George SCOTT a tenement in Cullen St. in City of Armagh then in possession
of George SCOTT containing in front 53’ bounded on the east by a tenement
belonging to the Armagh Joint Stock Building and Improvement Co. on the west
by a tenement belonging to George SCOTT and all the other before mentioned
Tenement on Vicars Hill in City of Armagh on which said George SCOTTs store
was built containing in front to Vicars Hill 25’ in Parish, Barony & Co.
Armagh … term of 39 years recited indenture of Renewal 30 Jul 1823 which
contains clauses on the part of John JACKSON and Robert William
JACKSON for title and other covenants … WITNESS: Samuel BRADSHAW of 65
Middle Abbey St. City of Dublin Solicitor & Owen HAMILL of 17 Moore St.
City of Dublin Clerk. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1847 |
13 |
16 |
1847 Aug 13 |
JACKSON, Henry Vincent |
JACKSON |
Conveyance of Susannah PEARSON elder otherwise YEATES
of Green Hills, Co Dublin widow and executrix of Henry PEARSON late of
Ballybough Bridge Co. Dublin, Cooper, deceased of 1st pt. Henry
PEARSON of Marrowbone Lane, City of Dublin, Cooper. William ALLEN of Green
Hills, farmer. Hannah ALLEN otherwise PEARSON his wife… [other family
details] William Henry JACKSON of Upper Mecklenburgh St., City
of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON was the sole
executor of the will of Henry PEARSON. PEARSONs released to William Henry
JACKSON (ie in his actual possession) town and lands of Cranwellstown
part of Kilteel, Barony of South Salt, Co. Kildare.
SEE: Family tree of Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
|
1847 |
18 |
275 |
1847 Nov 29 |
Aughaville |
LATOUCHE |
Drainage works – great long list & scads of it
owned by Peter LaTOUCHE – but I couldn’t find Aughavilly in it. |
|
1847 |
21 |
41 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON-Robert MINNETT
Seems to be wrong # Image 455 |
1847 |
1848 |
1 |
2 |
1838 Dec 18 |
Kings |
PUREFOY, William |
James R. & Others
Image
6
BTW William Alexander PUREFOY of
Dorset St. City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt. James Robert PUREFOY of Banagher,
Kings Co.& Brinsley PUREFOY & Richard PUREFOY Esq. of 2nd pt. Reciting earlier deed 12 Dec 1837 re lands of Clonbullogue and Clonmore
otherwise Purefoy’s Place and land of Clonkeen all in Barony Coolestown,
Kings Co. |
|
1848 |
1 |
47 |
1847 Oct 11 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON – John A. JACKSON
Image 45
BTW George JACKSON of #10 Vesci
Place Co. Dublin Esq of 1 pt & John Andrew JACKSON of Mount
Pleasant Co. Tipperary Esq. the eldest son of the other pt. Released to John
Andrew JACKSON lands of Upper Emmill [Emmel
West?] called and known by the Bush farm
containing 76a 21p lying between the new line of road and the lands of Emill
[Emmel and/or Emmel
East and/or Emmel
West, Parish Templeharry, Barony Clonlisk] being part of Emill commonly called Gurtavoneen containing 3a 1r
29p including 1a of tillage ground formerly in possession of Thady CARROLL
shoe maker and late in possession of James Johnston STONEY Esq. …. In Parish
Templehaney [Templeharry], Barony Clonlisk Kings Co. for lives of John Crawford LANGFORD eldest son of
George LANGFORD of Ballintoher, Co. Tipperary Esq. & John BAYLY eldest
son of John BAYLY of Delisboro Co. Tipperary … George JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1848 |
4 |
115 |
1848 Feb 21 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas & wife; COULTER, Launcelot-COULTER,
John Henry
County Louth Archives
PP54/6/4
1847 May 15 NAMES: Thomas COULTER of Skyhill; Anne COULTER nèe
DOWDALL; Launcelot COULTER of Killeen Cottage; John COULTER of Skyhill;
George CRAWLEY of Killeen Cottage; Thomas SHEWELL, deceased; Unnamed COUGAN,
COLEMAN, ROBERT & DILLON; William HILL of Ballsmills; Thomas CRAWLEY;
Samuel GLENNIE. OTHER PLACES: The Hamilton Arms
tenement. |
d |
1848 |
4 |
176 |
|
Fermanagh |
McCULLAGH |
Public Works Commission
James McCullagh Esq. of Corfadd, Co. Monaghan – loan
approved of £400 for improvement of lands of Baragh Drumbulcan, Barony
Tirkennedy, Co. Fermanagh. |
x |
1848 |
5 |
36 |
1848 Mar 1 |
Corfadd, Co. Monaghan |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-Public Works
James McCullagh Esq of Corfadd ,Barony of Cremorne, Co.
Monaghan, loan to McCullagh – owner “within the meaning of said act” of
Corfadd, |
x |
1848 |
6 |
81 |
1848 Mar 13 |
|
DICKIE |
WALLACE-DICKIE
1848 March 13 NAMES: James WALLACE of Clements Lane, London; John
Barklie WALLACE of New Orleans; ;
William McNaghton DICKIE; George SWAYNE; George Hinton BOVELL; George Kennedy
SMITH; Edward O'ROURKE; Robert TORRENCE. OTHER PLACES: The Muckamore Mills. |
d |
1848 |
6 |
207 |
1847 Feb 22 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER-POLLOCK
1847 February 22 NAMES: John COULTER of Ballsmill; William POLLOCK of
Dundalk; Thomas SHEWELL deceased; Samuel BRADFORD of Cavananore; John COULTER
jr.; John TOWNLEY. |
d |
1848 |
6 |
272 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-Dundalk & Enniskillen Railway |
x |
1848 |
13 |
34 |
1848 Jun 1 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Francis JACKSON
Image 303
BTW Francis JACKSON then
of Killavilla [Killavilla,
Parish Roscrea,
Barony Ballybritt], Kings Co. of 1st pt Alicia Jane HASLAM
spinster only daughter of Richard HASLAM late of Ballyboy House Kings Co.
Esq. deceased of 2nd pt James HASLAM of Ballyboy House Esq. of 3rd pt & Anne JACKSON widow of 4th pt. Reciting last will
of Francis JACKSON the elder Esq. deceased dated 9 Mar 1847 and
reciting that a marriage to be had btw Francis JACKSON & Alicia
Jane HASLAM … lands of Killavilla lately in possession of Francis JACKSON deceased bounded on south by road leading from Ballybritt to the Pike late
commonly called the Side gate on the Dublin Road in Barony Ballybritt …
WITNESS: Thomas HACKETT of Whitepound Kings Co & Lewis H. JACKSON of Killavilla Kings Co. Francis JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
1848 |
1848 |
19 |
186 |
1848 Nov 6 |
Dublin |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-PRONI
T808/8257 Groves Manuscripts
Memorial registered 6 Nov 1848 of Deed of 29 Dec 1845
between Anne JACKSON of Harcourt Street, Dublin City widow &
Executrix of John JACKSON Esq. deceased of 1st part Fred JACKSON of same Esq. of 2nd part John Richard
JACKSON a lieutenant in H.M. 20th foot regiment of 3rd part. Rev Thomas GREGG of Blackhall St. Dublin & Thomas Arthur Aughmuty
KIRKWOOD of Glenbrook, Co. Dublin Esq. both of 4th part George
Arthur BRERETON of Leinster Road, Co. Dublin Esq. of 5th part.
Refers to deed of 22 Feb 1836 as to Coolatrindle &c Co. Wexford [NOTE:
Parish of Kiltrisk, Barony of Gorey] Carigneslaney [NOTE:
there are two townlands named Carrickslaney, one in Parish Aghade, and one in
Parish Balone, both in Barony Forth. See Deed above Parish of Drumcliffe, Barony Carbury, Co. Sligo] SEE: 1866 probate of John Richard JACKSON.
Also see his baptism: His brother Frederick had a child named John Richard JACKSON who was baptised at St. Peters. In 1847, Anne JACKSON,
widow, had a house built that was mentioned in Title Deeds to Rathmines Public Library: |
|
1848 |
20 |
19 |
1840-1849 |
Drogheda |
COULTER |
COULTER, Jane-Railway Co. |
|
1848 |
20 |
152 |
|
Co Down |
BREAKEY |
CROTHERS-BREAKEY
BREAKEY, Wm Rev-BREAKEY, Ed
Rev
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
24/11/1848. Marriage
settlement for Rev. William BREAKEY, Loughbrickland & Jane Crothers,
Banbridge; also reference to Rev Edward BREAKEY and Robert Luther BREAKEY,
Dublin. |
x |
1848 |
21 |
283 |
1838 Dec 21 |
Philipstown |
DONALDSON |
NOTES from Louth Archives – the date surprises me.
It is out of synch with others
1848 December 21 NAMES: Alexander McEVOY, Philipstown;William CHARLETON,
Philipstown; Alexander DONALDSON late of Philipstown; James McEVOY. |
d |
1849 |
1 |
68 |
|
|
|
OSBREY-ROCHE (link to Patrick Adair BLACK) |
x |
1849 |
1 |
124 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCREERY |
x |
1849 |
9 |
100 |
1849 Feb 15 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Image 123 [Not sure
why the index indicated Kings Co.]
BTW James FREL of Ramsey Isle of Man Merchant &
Sarah FREEL otherwise BUCHANAN his wife of 1st pt. John Stanway
JACKSON of Falcon Cliff Douglas in Isle of Man Manager of the Isle of Man
Commercial Bank a Trustee for said Bank … Dargle Cottage in Barony Rathdown
Co. Wicklow … premises on Leeson St & Pembroke St in City of Dublin … to
hold for life of Sarah FREL |
|
1849 |
9 |
102 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON
Image 124 [Not sure
why the index indicated Kings Co.]
John Stanway JACKSON of Falcon Cliff Douglas in Isle of Man Esq of 1 pt &
James PEEBLES of Eccles St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law & William
BELLINGHAM Esq. of Ravensdale Co. Kildare a trustee |
|
1849 |
1 |
125 |
1849 Jan 3 |
Ballybay |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-HANNA
Thomas & James McCULLAGH of Ballybay & William
HANNA of Ballybay |
X |
1849 |
4 |
223 |
1849 Feb 24 |
Galway |
JACKSON |
Thanks to Jan WAUGH - notes from Nick Reddan’s site:
1849 04 / 223 / 184904223 / 24 Feb 1849 / MS
A Mathew JACKSON, farmer & grazier of
Glauamada, co Galway, P1
B Marianne Alexander, spinster, d/o Frederick of Nelson
St, Dublin, P2
C Frederick Alexander, gent, father of Marianne of
Nelson St, Dublin, P3
D Morney Coppin, apothecary of South Great Georges St,
Dublin, P3
E Thomas Christmas Nolan, gent, attorney of 17 Abbey
St, Dublin, W
F Humphrey John Atkinson, medical student of South
Great Georges St, Dublin, W
28 Feb 1849 /
Notes Marriage between Mathew JACKSON & Marianne Alexander; he has a farm, farming stock and insurance etc [he
was a widower, previously married to her cousin Margaret Fossitt]
Glennamaddy Barony Ballymoe, Boyounagh Parish,
Poor Law Union Glennamaddy |
|
1849 |
8 |
27 |
1848 Sept 29 |
Aughavilla, Leitrim |
JACKSON |
JACKSON – Townland Indexes bk 296
SEE: 1849 Aug 27
Although David JACKSON & Eliza
OLIVER (his wife) lived at Aughavilla after their marriage in 1838 (it was
the birthplace of their first four children), this is the only Memorial
connecting him to this townland that I have so far been able to find. |
|
1849 |
9 |
44 |
|
Aughaville |
LATOUCHE |
Public Works document
Proprietor John LATOUCHE of Harristown... various lands incl Aughaviila |
|
1849 |
10 |
135 |
|
Aughaville |
|
|
|
1849 |
16 |
61 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-IRWIN |
X |
1849 |
16 |
62 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
IRWIN-McKNIGHT |
X |
1849 |
20 |
163 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
GRAY-CAMPBELL |
X |
1850 |
2 |
118 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY – no details noted |
|
1850 |
2 |
156 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
GORDON-McKAY |
x |
1850 |
2 |
193 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH |
x |
1850 |
3 |
146 |
1848 Nov 18 |
Down |
JACKSON |
Image 118
BTW Rev Joseph OSBOURBE of
Ballyhargin Co. Londonderry Protestant Dissenting Minister of 1st pt; Mary JAMIESON otherwise BAILIE otherwise JACKSON of Newtownards
Co. Down, Widow of William BAILIE late of Newtownards aforesaid Innkeeper
deceased and widow of David JAMISON of Movilla in the vicinity of Newtownards
Co. Down farmer deceased of 2nd pt. Anne RANKIN otherwise BAILIE
of Newtownards widow of Michael Henry RANKIN of Newtownards Woolen Draper
deceased of 3rd pt; James MARTIN of Newtownards Dr. of medicine
& Elizabeth MARTIN otherwise BAILIE his wife of 4th pt; David
JAMISON of Newtownards Dr. of Medicine, the Rev Gilbert JAMISON of
Balyhalbert Co. Down Protestant Dissenting Minister & Robert JAMISON of
Movilla in vicinity of Newtownards famer of 5th pt; James JAMISON
of Newtownards Woolen Draper of 6th pt; .. reciting indenture 1
Nov 1811 … Land on south side of High Street in Town of Newtownards, Parish
Newtown, Barony Ards, Co. Down [description] |
|
1850 |
4 |
27 |
1840-1849 |
Louth |
BAILLIE |
BAILLIE, Elizabeth-BAILLIE, John |
|
1850 |
4 |
269 |
|
Monaghan Co
Carnaveigh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKY, Humphrey T & James to Watson William & anr
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
1/3/1850. Marriage settlement
Humphrey Thompson BREAKEY & Isabella Gillis, Belfast; also reference to
James BREAKEY, Carrickneveagh. |
x |
1850 |
9 |
165 |
1850 Apr 25 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image
168
BTW Robert
William JACKSON of Armagh Esq. of 1st pt; Jacob BARRETT of
Armagh solicitor of 2nd pt; Robert William JACKSON the
younger of City of Armagh Gent Admons of the Goods and so forth the will
annexed of John JACKSON late of Armagh Esq. deceased of 3rd pt; the said Robert William JACKSON the younger of the 4th pt James STANLEY of Blundel’s Grange Co. Armagh Gent & Harriet STANLEY
otherwise JACKSON his wife of 5th pt. Stamer JACKSON [aka John Stamer JACKSON] of Armagh Gent of 6th pt &
Rev. Richard ALLOTT of Armagh of 7th pt. … [previous agreements] …
Lands of Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] 8a 2r 13p, 30p and 48p making 9a 1p formerly
in possession of Francis GERVAISE … rights of Richard ALLOTT … Indenture 8
Feb 1811 mentioned in affixed map an open and free passage to Robert
William JACKSON of continuing on said road the breadth of itself outside
the Boundary of the said premises until it meets the Road leading to John
JACKSON’s Mill trespass free together with permission to lower the drain
in the farm occupied by LEMON and the right of way using the passage to the
houses commonly called Feighans [Houres?] … bounded … Samuel KNIPE …
indenture 15 Aug 1843 [another 1 ½ pages of more detail] Robert William
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1850 |
11 |
45 |
1846 Dec 31 |
Armagh |
MENARY |
Image 45
BTW Rev Simpson Gabriel
MORRISON of Harrolds Cross Co. Dublin formerly minister of Congregational
Church of Armagh; William WILSON of Ballybrokey Co. Armagh, Farmer; Robert
McADAM of Drumcairn, Co. Armagh, Farmer; Robert DAVISON of Thomas St. City of
Armagh, Merchant; Robert GORDON of Tassagh [Tassagh,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh farmer & John MENARE of Drumkirk Co.
Armagh, Farmer (surviving Trustees) of 1 pt; Anne HAMILTON of Belfast Co.
Antrim Widow & Executrix of George HAMILTON deceased of other pt. … [as a
result of a previous error in a document] portion of tenement referred to as
the Little Court at the West end of the House of Building called The
Tabernacle together with west portion of said House now occupied by [___]
BEGGS and Julia McLAUGHLIN as tenants to said Anne HAMILTON … I Parish City
& County Armagh |
|
1850 |
11 |
155 |
1835 Jul 21 |
Louth
Monaghan |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH
Image 134
Indented deed of settlement
BTW Thomas McCULLAGH of Dunraymond Co. Monaghan Esq. of 1st pt
& Sarah McCULLAGH of Derryvalley, spinster of 2nd pt Thomas
McCULLAGH of Derryvalley father of said Sarah and Andrew Coulter BRADFORD of
Cavananore Co. Louth Esq. Trustees of 3rd pt. … lands of Drumatt [NOTE: Drumate,
Parish Aghabog,
Barony Dartree,] 108a Irish Plantation measure in Parish Kilinvie [NOTE: Parish Killeevan]shares a
border with Parish Aghabog,]Co.
Monaghan to hold to uses of Thomas McCULLAGH and Andrew Coulter BRADFORD
Trustees in marriage settlement. WITNESS: Alexander DONALDSON Philipstown,
Co. Louth Esq. & Isaiah Robinson of Ballybay Co. Monaghan Gent.
NOTE: Thomas McCULLAGH (1793-1877) of Derrivalley
married Sarah McCULLAGH (1816-1857) on Jul 21, 1835 at Ballybay |
x |
1850 |
12 |
183 |
1850 Jun 5 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 403
BTW James HARDEN of
Harrybrook Co. Armagh Esq. High Sherriff of Co. Armagh of 1 pt William BOYD
jr of City Armagh Merchant of other pt. After reciting several writs of Fieri
Facias [aka a lien on the property] issued by Majesty’s Bench of Queens
Court to the Sherriff of Co. Armagh directed commanding the goods and
Chattels of John JACKSON Esq. deceased at time of his death .. and
reciting that by virtue of three writs James HARDEN seized all right title
and interest of said John JACKSON deceased in and to the several
lands… and reciting that notice was given … 10 Oct 1850 [?] [the rest of this
memorial was very faint and hard to read] at the Court House in City of
Armagh … and the said William BOYD jr. party thereto on behalf of William
JENKINSON .. land called Windmill Hill and tenements on Vicars Hill Callen St
and Charters School made under lease under representatives of the late
Richard ROBSON … tenement in Market St. … held under Vicars Choral &
William WAUGH … Market St. and Church lane and Callan St. .. Mr.
WHITTINGTONs … Library of Armagh … John HAMILTON Esq. … said John JACKSON … lands in City and Parish Armagh … William BOYD [SEAL]
NOTE: See James HARDEN (1805-1861) of Harrybrook, Harrybrook House is near Tandragee, Co. Armagh. |
|
1850 |
16 |
156 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON
Image 406
Commissioners of Public Works
… drainage … costs charged to Major George JACKSON, , Emmel
West [Parish Templeharry,
Barony Clonlisk], Barony Warrenstown [?], Kings Co. |
1850 |
1850 |
17 |
133 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-McDOWELL, John |
|
1850 |
17 |
239 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-DICKIE, Samuel
DICKIE, Joseph Rev.-DICKIE, Sara |
x |
1850 |
17 |
240 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Thomas-DICKIE, Robert |
|
1850 |
17 |
269 |
1850 Oct 17 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 257
BTW James HARDEN Esq. High
Sherriff of Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John STANLEY of Armagh Co. Armagh
Solicitor of other pt. Reciting that John JACKSON formerly of City of
Armagh Esq. deceased by indentures was entitled to two townlands of
Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] and
Ballyaughy and part of lands of Lisadian all in Barony & Co. Armagh. John
JACKSON duly made his will and appointed executors who renounced the
execution of same and Letters of Administration were annexed & granted by
the Court of Prerogative in Dublin unto Robert William JACKSON the
younger of said City of Armagh Gent … [lots in similar memorials re JACKSONs
and these townlands] |
|
1850 |
18 |
204 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Samuel-McCOMBE. Alexander
DICKIE, Thomas-McCOMBE, Alexander
SEE Also PRONI D462 223 also deed 1850 bk18 #204
Indenture between Samuel DICKIE of Killen, Co. Louth
Esq & Thomas DICKIE of Trinidad in the West Indies, Esq. & Alexander
McCOMBE of Darkley House … whereas indenture of 14 Nov 1806 between Alexander
McCOMBE & James FORDE then of Dundalk Esq. since deceased … part of
the town and lands of Killen formerly in possession of Rev Wm NEILSON &
Alexander McCOMBE, … Barony of Roach… 28 A 2r 12p … and a later
indenture 31 Dec 1825 .. Robert GIBSON of 1st part … James
FORDE of 2nd & James DICKIE then of Carrickistuck Esq. since
deceased …for 2850 pd by James DICKIE … James DICKIE d 26 Aug 1835…
bequeathed his lands to his brother Robert DICKIE of Roachdale since
deceased/ John Thomas DICKIE of Clonaleenan and to his son Robert DICKIE of
Killen and to his son Rev Joseph DICKIE .. details of trust … |
|
1850 |
20 |
90 |
1850 Dec 21 |
Derryroosk, Co. Monaghan |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Turner B
OLIVER, Hugh – FLETCHER, Thomas Henry
Monaghan Lease 21 December 1850 between Rev. John
OLIVER late of Derryroosk, Co. Monaghan but now of Belfast, Co. Antrim
Methodist Minister. Hugh OLIVER formerly of Derryroosk now of Rockcorry Co.
Monaghan, Farmer. Turner Barrett OLIVER formerly of Derryroosk but now of
Dowdalls Hill near Dundalk, Co. Louth, Gent & Turner Barrett of Dowdalls
Hill, Co. Louth Gent of the one part & Thomas Henry Fletcher of Newry,
Co. Down of the other part. Sold lands of Derryroosk & also part of the
corn mill of Aghnamullen …legal language. |
|
1851 |
1 |
78 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON
Image 65
Commissioners of Public Works
… drainage … costs charged to Major George JACKSON, Emmel
West [Parish Templeharry,
Barony Clonlisk], Barony Clonlish], Kings Co. |
1851 |
1851 |
6 |
100 |
1850-1859 |
Louth & Carlingford |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-PARKER, William |
|
1851 |
11 |
243 |
1850-1859 |
Monaghan |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, John-BRADFORD, Robert
BRADFORD, Moses-BRADFORD, Robert
BRADFORD, Robert-BRADFORD, Robert
BRADFORD, Thomas-BRADFORD, Robert |
|
1851 |
12 |
97 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Henry-CHARLETON, Wm
1851 April 28 NAMES: Henry COULTER of Carrickastuck; William CHARLETON
of Philipstown; Ann COULTER of Carrickastuck; Andrew HAMILTON of Longfield;
James TREACY; Alexander DONALDSON of Philipstown; Mary COULTER; Eliza
COULTER; William COULTER; Ralph COULTER; Sarah Anne COULTER; John COULTER;
Margaret COULTER; Richard LONDON [perhaps LONDAN] of Castletown; Joseph
DICKIE; [Jos?] H. HARRIOT. |
d |
1851 |
12 |
213 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Robert-TOWNLEY, John
BAILLIE, Elizabeth-TOWNLEY, John |
|
1851 |
13 |
52 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
CLINTON-DEVERDON |
x |
1852 |
1 |
176 |
1852 Jan 10 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image
129
Anthony McALESTER of Garvagh [Garvagh, Parish Errigal, Barony Coleraine] Co.
Londonderry Gent. Plaintiff
Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh, Co. Armagh Esq. Barrister at Law
Defendant.
In Court of Queens Bench,
Anthony McALISTER of Garvagh Co. Londonderry Gent age 50+ plaintiff in this
case … on 21 Nov 1851 obtained a judgement against Robert William JACKSON for £1, 000 plus £3.1.11 for costs … assets Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],,,
Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Ballytrodden [Ballytroddan Parish Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] all in Parish Armagh & Barony Armagh; Ballytrawley
in Parish Eglish Barony Armagh; Corneycrew [Cornacrew, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews
Lower] and Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion)] in
Parish Mullaghbrack Barony ONeiland West all in Co. Armagh and sum of £500
secured remains due. Sworn at Coleraine. |
|
1852 |
1 |
280 |
1851 May 3 |
Monaghan |
GILMORE |
GILMORE, Samuel-COULTER, John
1851 May 3 NAMES: Samuel GILMER of Liscalgot; Jane GILMER nèe
COULTER; Thomas BURDEKEN of Manchester; Jessy BURDEKEN; Anne DEYELL of
Northope in Upper Canada; Rev. John COULTER of Ballyhanwood, Co. Down; Rev.
George Bartley COULTER of Kelly card Cottage, Monaghan; William HAMILTON of
Castleblayney; James JOHNSTON of Castleblayney; ; John SMITH of Castleblayney; Andrew McMATH. OTHER PLACES: Mullahcrunk aka Mullycrock. |
d |
1852 |
2 |
147 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-ANDERSON |
x |
1852 |
4 |
8 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
BRADFORD
DONALDSON
DICKIE |
Image 219
BRADFORD, Thomas-DICKIE, James
DONALDSON, Joseph Rev.-DICKIE, James
DONALDSON, Mary-DICKIE. James
DICKIE, Alexander-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Elizabeth-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Elizabeth-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Jane-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Joseph Rev.-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Margaret-DICKIE, James
DICKIE, Mary-DICKIE, James |
X |
1852 |
4 |
9 |
1850-1859 |
|
JACKSON |
JACKSON
Image
220
John JACKSON of Lislane, Co. Tyrone Gent of 1st pt; John GAMBLE & Joseph GAMBLE of Lislane farmers of 2nd pt;
John McCREA & Alexander McCREA both of Lislane … 28a |
x |
1852 |
5 |
215 |
1852 Feb 17 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, John-COULTER, Lancelot Wedding art
NAMES: John COULTER of
Skyhill, Co. Louth; Hannah LUNDY of Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan; Launcelot
COULTER of Ballymascanlon, Co.; Henry CRANSON aka CRANSTON of Lisgar, Co.
Cavan; Thomas SHEWEL of Killeen aka Killen, Co. Louth; Edward CRANSTON of
Lisgar; Lawrence LEVINS of Carrickmacross; James Neale MACNALL. |
d |
1852 |
8 |
66 |
1852 Mar 30 |
Monaghan |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Moses-BRADFORD, Robert
BRADFORD, Robert-partition
Robert BRADFORD sr. of Edenea Parish of Ballybay,
Co Monaghan farmer & Moses BRADFORD of Edenea, farmer. They were entitled
under an original lease 1 Dec 1785 under the will of their father to a
certain part of the lands of Edenea for 3 lives renewable.. partition Robert
BRADFORD entitled to 8 acres late Irish Plantation measure remaining after
the portions already sold & Moses was entitles to 24 acres 1 rood 6
perches…in addition to 2 acres which Robert had sold to Moses … WITNESS:
Joseph WRIGHT Monaghan. & Jeremiah NUNN. |
16d |
1852 |
9 |
192 |
1850-1859 |
Monaghan |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Robert-BRADFORD, Stuart |
x |
1852 |
10 |
101 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, James-BRADFORD, William J |
x |
1852 |
11 |
179 |
1852 Apr 9 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Lewis H. JACKSON – Robert
JACKSON
Image 557
Marriage btw Lewis Henry
JACKSON then of Longford, Kings Co. Esq. of 1st pt David DAVIS
of Kilnaparson Queens Co. Esq. & Susannah DAVIS of Kilnaparson spinster 2nd daughter of said David DAVIS of 2nd pt. Robert JACKSON of
Killavilla [Killavilla,
Parish Roscrea,
Barony Ballybritt],, Kings Co. Esq. of 3rd pt. Whereby after
reciting that Francis JACKSON late of Killeva Kings Co deceased father
of Lewis Henry JACKSON published his will with a codicil 9 Mar 1847
and demised his estate to trustees and interest in half of the lands of
Longford with the river and strand in Kings Co. more fully described in the
trusts and upon trust to Lewis Henry JACKSON for the term of his life
… marriage provisions …in Barony of Ballybritt Kings Co. … Lewis Henry
JACKSON did thereby change the said half of said lands with the sum of
£1,500 … demised to William DAVIS the half of said lands … WITNESS: John
HASLAM, City of Dublin, solicitor and Harriet DAVIS of Kilnaparson, Queens
Co. Spinster.
NOTE: Anne HASLAM was the wife of Francis JACKSON Esq. (abt 1776-1847)
SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
|
1852 |
13 |
38 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Mary-DICKIE, Robert |
|
1852 |
17 |
148 |
|
|
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Turner Barrett
7 perches of land to the Dublin & Wicklow Railway. |
|
1852 |
18 |
37 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-PARKER, Mary
DICKIE, John-PARKER, Mary
DICKIE, John T-PARKER, Mary
DICKIE, Mary-PARKER, Mary
DICKIE, Ellen-DICKIE, Robert
DICKIE, Robert-DICKIE, Mary |
|
1852 |
21 |
212 |
1852 Aug 1 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert William JACKSON – Jacob
BARRETT
Image 371
Jacob BARRETT Co. Armagh
attorney, Plaintiff . Robert William JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Esq
Barrister, Defendant age 40 years and upwards. Court of Queens Bench. … sum
of £216 .16.11 … [Same lands as listed in other judgements concerning Robert
William JACKSON] |
|
1852 |
26 |
173 |
1851 Dec 15 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Harriet JACKSON
Image 123
BTW Robert HUGHES of Saint Johns
Wood in City of London Lieutenant Colonel of her Majesty’s First West India
Regiment of Infantry and Harriet Mary HUGHES otherwise JACKSON the
wife of the one pt & Harriet HUGHES of St. Johns Wood spinster their
daughter of the other pt. Reciting indenture 12 Nov 1724 whereby Robert
SAUNDERS demised to Joseph LAMB the South East part of lands of Cumber [Cumber
Lower and/or Cumber
Upper, Parish Kinnitty,
Barony Ballybritt] to hold for three lives … and that all the rent and
reversion devolved upon and became vested in the said Harriet Mary HUGHES. Robert
HUGHES and Harriet Mary HUGHES confirmed to Harriet HUGHES all the South East
part of lands of Cumber otherwise called Cumer as same had been let and
divided between Richard LAMB and said Joseph LAMB, in Barony Ballybritt Kings
Co.
NOTE: Harriet Mary JACKSON (1788-1823) was a daughter
of Robert JACKSON & Mary CARROL. See: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
|
1853 |
2 |
202 |
1850-1859 |
Fermanagh |
COULTER |
COULTER, Ann-MOFFATT, James |
|
1853 |
2 |
187 |
1853 Jan 22 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert William JACKSON – Marianne ATKINSON
Image
340
In the Court of Queens Bench,
Marianne ATKINSON of Rose Cottage, Co. Armagh Spinster aged 50 years and
upwards the Plaintiff in this cause 4 Nov 1852 obtained judgement in her
Majesty’s Court of Queens Bench against defendant Robert William JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Barrister at Law then residing in London of sum of £800
beside £3.1.11 for costs .. the defendant has [assets] in townlands of
Tullymore [Tullymore, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],,
Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, Ballytrodden [Ballytroddan Parish Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish Armagh & Barony Armagh townland of
Ballybrawly [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion)] in Parish of Eglish Co. Armagh Townlands of Cornycrew [??], Tullyglush [Tullyglush, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] and Ballymacone [??] on
Parish of Keady Barony Armagh and townlands of Corneycrew [Cornacrew, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews
Lower] and
Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion)] in
Parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews and lands of Teemore [Teemore, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews
Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony Oneiland and £400 still
remains owing |
|
1853 |
2 |
188 |
|
|
|
ATKINSON-JACKSON
Image
341
In the Court of Exchequer William
Henry JACKSON of Upper Mecklenburgh Street City of Dublin Solicitor age
30 years and upwards the Plaintiff 6 Jan 1853 obtained a judgement in
Majesty’s Court of Queens Bench Exchequer in Ireland against the deponent
Charles Francis ATKINSON of Ushers Quay in City or Borough of Dublin
Merchant and Tanner for sum of £400 and £3.3 for costs … lands, tenements,
hereditaments and premises two dwelling houses and premises known as No 31
and 32 on Ushers Quay called and known as No 4 & % Usher Street in Parish
Saint Auden City of Dublin and also two fields containing 4a 3r 20p in
Lordship of Rathfarnham Barony Newcastle Co. Dublin. £161 still remains owing
NOTE: The sum of £400 in this memorial and the one
preceding it leads me to suspect that the two deeds are related.
NOTE: A Henry Vincent JACKSON was also of Mecklenburgh St.
as well as of Wicklow and he had
a son William Henry JACKSON (1811-1877) SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
|
1853 |
8 |
182 |
1850-1859 |
Armagh |
COULTER |
COULTER, James-KILPATRICK, John |
|
1853 |
10 |
61 |
|
|
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Turner B |
|
1853 |
10 |
214 |
1853 Apr 16 |
Lislooney |
OLIVER, Benjamin, Letitia, James, Benjamin Robert |
OLIVER, Benjamin & Letitia - DOBBIN, I have this deed
George Killen CAMPBELL of Portnaghy Co. Monaghan
administrator of Benjamin OLIVER late of Lislooney. He seems to be the father
of James OLIVER of Lislooney & Letitia OLIVER (née SIMPSON) wife of James
OLIVER parents of Benjamin Robert OLIVER eldest son of James & Letitia.
James & Letitia indenture of marriage 1830 June 18. Mentions Leonard
DOBBIN of Gardiners Place, Dublin Esq. Lislooney, estate of Woodpark, Manor
of Caledon formerly demised by indenture 1788 Feb 6 to & in possession of
Arthur OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER & lately in the possession of James
OLIVER refers to lease 6 Feb 1788 renewed 13 April 1829 & a debt
judgement 1822 against Benjamin OLIVER for £400 to John BURNS. Witness Henry
Leslie PRENTICE of Caledon. |
|
1853 |
18 |
211 |
|
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-GILLICHAN, James |
|
1853 |
24 |
217 |
1853 Sept 8 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 596
BTW Mary JACKSON of
Derryrusk Cottage, Co. Monaghan of 1st pt; Thomas CROZIER of Great
Denmark St. City of Dublin Solicitor of 2nd pt & William
HUDSON of Mountcaulfield [??] Co. Armagh Esq. of 3rd pt. Reciting indenture
4 Sept 1829 btw William HUDSON of 1st pt.& Rachel LOWRY then
of Tullylush [probably Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh spinster since deceased of 2nd pt.
& Thomas CROZIER of 3rd pt. rent … Mary JACKSON released lands of Cloghrivane [Clogharevan Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], 18a 1r 30p together with the weir and watercourses
bounded on the south west by Carrickbracken [Carrickbrackan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] on the west partly by a pond and partly by a road
leading from [?] to Portmorres and on the north by lands in possession of
William HUDSON in Manor of Cladymore Barony Upper Orier Co. Armagh [lots more
detail…. Mary JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1853 |
24 |
234 |
1853 Sept 5 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON-Henry BUCKLY
Image 617
BTW George JACKSON of
Templemore. Co. Tipperary Shop keeper of 1 pt & Henry BUCKLY of Hillsboro
Esq, Kings Co. of other pt. George JACKSON was entitled in his own
right for term of three lives … by assignment 1 Apr. 1840 btw George
JACKSON and John JACKSON of Roscrea and also by another deed of
assignment of same date btw George JACKSON & Richard JACKSON also of Roscrea sums arising out of part of lands of Dromakeenan called
Hillsboro [Drumakeenan , Parish Ettagh.
Barony Clonlisk] in possession of Henry BUCKLY in Barony Clonesk Kings Co.
… said deed contains a covenant that that if George JACKSON his
executors etc should pay Henry BUCKLY £50 in which George JACKSON stood indebted to Henry BUCKLY before 4 Dec 1853 with interest then the said
deed should be null and void… WITNESS Henry BUCKLY jr of Hillsboro Kings Co.
Esq and Francis SHEPPARD of Roscrea Co. Tipperary solicitor. George
JACKSON [SEAL] |
1853 |
1853 |
27 |
237 |
|
Carnaveigh |
BREAKEY |
Johnston, Wm-BREAKEY, Humphrey Th
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
28/10/1853. Humphrey Thompson
BREAKEY; Carrickneveagh; witness William BREAKEY. |
|
1853 |
32 |
208 |
|
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Eliza-BELL, Thomas
DICKIE, Robert-BELL, Thomas
DICKIE, Samuel-BELL, Thomas
DICKIE, Thomas-BELL, Thomas |
X |
1853 |
32 |
209 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE-deed of release PATTERSON
DICKIE, Eliza-BELL, Thomas
DICKIE, Robert-BELL, Thomas |
X |
1853 |
32 |
210 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Eliza-BELL, Thomas
BELL-HARDON |
X |
1853 |
13 |
225 |
1853 May 4 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Robert William JACKSON –
Henry SMITH Names Index
Image 156-7
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Henry SMITH of ST. Albans Hotel Charles Street, Saint James Square Co.
Middlesex England Hotel Keeper aged 30 years and upwards the plaintiff
obtained a judgement against Robert William JACKSON late of City of
Armagh and of Saint Albans Hotel Charles Street Saint James Sq. and then of
Boulogne [?] France Barrister at Law for sum of 313.4.5 damages beside 13.1.3
for expense. Laungher [??] Aryhavellen otherwise Aughagallagh [??], Beconine, [??] townlands of
Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Carrickatrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish of Grange
(Armagh portion), in the Barony of Armagh] and Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, Ballybrolly [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)], Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish Eglish [?? –
did the boundaries change?], Cornacrew [Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] and
Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion)] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews, Ballymacone
[possibly Ballymacanab,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] and
Tanderagee [Tanderagee Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] in Parish
Lisnadill, and lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony Oneiland, Tullyglush
otherwise Carrabane [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], Tullynawood
otherwise Tullynavode [possibly Tullynamalloge,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish of Keady Barony Armagh Co. Armagh … sworn in
Southampton Buildings Co. Middlesex 18 May 1853. A note in the margin: The judgement satisfied 17 June 1850. |
|
1854 |
1 |
45 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
MURPHY-FRENCH |
X |
1854 |
11 |
283 |
|
Monaghan Co |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, John to Mullen,
John & anr
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
8/5/1854. John BREAKEY,
Drumskelt, linen draper; witness Jane BREAKEY. |
X |
1854 |
12 |
152 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH |
X |
1854 |
13 |
299 |
|
Carnaveigh |
BREAKEY |
Lucas-BREAKEY, H Rev
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
6/1854. Humphrey Thompson
BREAKEY; William BREAKEY, deceased. |
|
1854 |
20 |
96 |
|
Monaghan Co
Carnaveigh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey T to McMurry, Thomas & anr
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
7/8/1854. Humphrey
Thompson BREAKEY; Carrickneveagh |
X |
1854 |
22 |
199 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, William J-DICKIE, James |
|
1854 |
22 |
200 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph Rev-DICKIE, Mary |
|
1854 |
23 |
32 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-DICKIE, Thomas |
|
1854 |
24 |
154 |
1854 Sept 19 |
Aghavilly |
|
DISNEY-MILLER Marriage Settlement
Btw Rev Edward Ogle DISNEY of Newtownhamilton, co
Armagh, Clerk Rector of the Parish of Newtownhamilton of 1st part
& Matilda MILLER of the City and Co Armagh spinster of 2nd part Rev Charles MILLER of Ballymakenning, Glebe in the Co of Louth, Clerk
& William MILLER of Gardiners Place in the City of Dublin Esq of
the 3rd part & George MILLER of City & Co of Armagh &
the Rev James DISNEY of Kilyman Rectory in Co Tyrone.. after reciting will of
Rev George MILLER father of Matilda one property to be divided between his 3
daughters: Elizabeth Ann & Matilda & appointed his sons Charles &
William MILLER executors.... portion to John GODLEY at Killeger, Co. Leitrim
Esq. And his son Denis GODLEY ... dozens of townlands incl Aghavilly. {the memorial
is 4 pages long] |
|
1854 |
27 |
82 |
1853 Nov 7 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot-MAGILL, James
NAMES: Jane MAGILL; Launcelot COULTER of Killeen; William
PARSONS; Thomas BRYAN; Samuel REID. OTHER
PLACES: Edentubber aka Edentober;
Clanlyard possibly Clontygora; Clanbrassil St., Dundalk.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1854Nov7-COULTER-MAGILL.html |
X |
1854 |
31 |
58 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-BROWN |
X |
1855 |
4 |
281 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
RUTHERFORD-BARTLEY |
X |
1855 |
5 |
106 |
|
Drummuck |
BREAKEY |
McCullough, James-BREAKEY, Sam
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
20/2/1855. Samuel BREAKEY,
Balladian, farmer. |
x |
1855 |
10 |
214 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
MOORE-BARTLEY |
X |
1855 |
10 |
215 |
|
|
BROWNE |
MOORE-BROWNE (of Sligo) |
X |
1855 |
10 |
219 |
1855 Apr 19 |
Tyrone |
COULTER |
Deed of conveyance Robert WILEY of Curley als Cranny
Co. Tyrone, famer administrator of the will of James WILEY of same with the
will annexed of the will of James WILEY deceased of the 1st pt.
Hanna WILEY of Curley als Cranny widow of 2nd pt & Dr. Joseph
COULTER late of Drumconnis House in Co. Tyrone Esq. surgeon in her majesties
ship Edinburgh of the 3rd pt. references an indenture dated1 Oct
1816 btw Mrs. Catherine BUNBURY of the one part & John STEPHENSON Joseph
SCOTT Robert WILEY and James WILEY of the other part (wherin was recited deed
dated 13 Dec 1770… covenant of renewal and also indenture of mtg dated 6 Nov
1840 btw James WILEY of the one pt and John COULTER of the other…. WILEYs
made over to Dr. Joseph COULTER lands of Curley or Cranny… |
16d |
1855 |
17 |
134 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-GILMORE, Sarah |
X |
1855 |
23 |
251 |
1850-1859 |
Dundalk |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Samuel-McCULLAGH, William |
x |
1855 |
24 |
11 |
1850-1859 |
No denomination |
COULTER |
COULTER, Thomas-COULTER, William |
|
1855 |
24 |
101 |
1855 Sept 5 |
Armagh |
OLIVER |
In Court of Queens Bench,
Thomas OLIVER of Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh farmer did on 8th Aug
1855 obtain a judgement against James STEELE of Curmeeny [aka Cormeen,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] and John SPEER of Tullycallidy [Tullycallidy,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] both in Co Armagh Farmers for 240 pounds sterling debt
besides 3 pounds 1s 11p for costs … James STEELE possesses part of the lands
of Cormeen cont 30 acres English statute measure with the dwelling &
offices Parish Derrynoose, Barony Armagh as security for 122 pounds. NOTE: Both Cormeen& Tullycallidyare both in the Parish of Derrynoose, and both are on the
northern border of Brootally. |
|
1855 |
32 |
247 |
|
Downpatrick |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Andrew Rev
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
20/12/1855. Rev. Andrew
BREAKEY, Killyleagh, Presbyterian minister, guardian of Anne Sweeney re
marriage. |
|
1856 |
8 |
67 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-BROWNE |
x |
1856 |
9 |
133 |
|
Monaghan |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey J-Belfast
Railway
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
1/4/1856. Humphrey
Thompson BREAKEY; Carrickneveagh. |
|
1856 |
9 |
171 |
1850-1859 |
Down |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph Rev.-HART, Henry |
|
1856 |
10 |
237 |
|
Armagh |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph-ARMSTRONG, John |
|
1856 |
11 |
276 |
1850-1859 |
Armagh |
GILMORE |
GILMORE, George-WADDELL, Margaret |
|
1856 |
12 |
270 |
1856 May 14 |
Monaghan |
DONALDSON BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas- Dundalk & Enniskillen
DONALDSON, Barbara-Dundalk |
x |
1856 |
12 |
271 |
1850-1859 |
Monaghan |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas- Dundalk & Enniskillen
DONALDSON, Barbara-Dundalk
DICKIE, John T-Dundalk & environs
NAMES: James McCULLAGH of
Derryvalley; Elizabeth McCULLAGH nèe WALLACE; Barbara DONALDSON nèe BRADFORD;
Eliza DONALDSON of Bloomfield Place; Thomas BRADFORD of Carnbeg; Richard
HENRY of Newbliss and Clones; John Thomas DICKIE of Clonaleenan; Alexander
WADDELL; George BEATTY; James McCULLAGH, jr.; John TOWNLEY; Michael
MASTERTON. OTHER PLACES: Drumgavney. |
d |
1856 |
18 |
204 |
|
|
DICKIE |
DICKIE-McCOMBE PRONI D462.223 |
|
1856 |
19 |
80 |
|
Dublin City |
BREAKEY |
BREAKY Isabella & Robt L to King, Patrick
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
5/7/1856. Robert L.
BREAKEY, Dublin & Isabella BREAKEY, nee Meares. |
x |
1856 |
24 |
254 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-GILLMER |
x |
1856 |
27 |
183 |
|
Monaghan Co
Carricknaveagh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey T & James to Watson, William
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
30/9/1856. James BREAKEY,
Carrickneveagh, farmer & Humphrey Thompson BREAKEY, Carrickneveagh;
William BREAKEY, deceased. |
X |
1856 |
29 |
16 |
1856 Aug 2 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Robert JACKSON – Francis JACKSON
Image 17
BTW Robert JACKSON of
Killavilla [Killavilla,
Parish Roscrea,
Barony Ballybritt] Kings Co. Esq of 1st pt.; Mary Anne ODLUM of
Cappincor Kings Co., [aka? Cappancur,
Parish Geashill,
Barony Geashill], spinster 2nd daughter of Henry Frederick
ODLUM late of Cappincar Esq. deceased and of Mabella ODLUM otherwise DROUGHT
widow of said Henry Frederick ODLUM of 2nd pt. Maybella ODLUM of 3rd pt. Francis JACKSON of Killavilla Kings Co. Esq of 4th pt
& Edward John ODLUM of Old Connell Co. Kildare of 5th pt.
reciting that Robert JACKSON in and by last will of Francis JACKSON deceased father of Robert JACKSON & that a marriage was to be
solemnized btw Robert JACKSON & Mary Anne ODLUM in consideration
of £1,000 paid by Mabella ODLUM Robert JACKSON charged part of the
lands of Killavilla, Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. in possession of Francis
JACKSON deceased and his undertenants and in occupation of said Robert
JACKSON bounded on North by road leading from Ballybritt to Side gate …
for term of 99 years … marriage portion of £1,500 … Robert JACKSON & Mabella ODLUM released to Francis JACKSON the undivided moiety
the same into equal moieties to be divided of the lands of Ballycollen [Ballycollin
Lower OR Ballycollin
Upper, Parish Ballyboy] Barony Ballyboy,, Kings Co. … WITNESS: John HASLAM of Frankford Kings
Co., Solicitor. And James JACKSON of 27 Ushers Quay City of Dublin
Hotel keeper. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Robert JACKSON (1831-1915) son of Francis JACKSON (1776-1847)
& Anne J. HASLAM. Mary Anne ODLUM (1833-1909)
SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
|
1856 |
30 |
62 |
|
|
GODLEY |
John GODLEY father of William Alexander GODLEY marriage
arts. Image 10129 |
|
1857 |
3 |
80 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH |
X |
1857 |
5 |
102 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-BOYD |
X |
1857 |
5 |
103 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH_BROWN |
X |
1857 |
8 |
116 |
|
Monaghan Co
Down |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, William Revd & to BREAKEY, Jas. Revd
& ors
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
12/3/1857. Rev William
BREAKEY, Lisburn, Rev James BREAKEY Sheffield, Presbyterian minister, now
trustee. |
X |
1857 |
20 |
284 |
1850-1859 |
Armagh |
GILMORE |
GILMORE, Margaret-DUNWOODY, Andrew |
|
1857 |
21 |
3 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
Robert HAWTHORNE- Rev. Andrew McCULLOGH |
|
1857 |
23 |
38 |
1857 Aug 1 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-CHARLETON, William
NAMES: Robert COULTER; Thomas BRADFORD; Alexander PARKER;
Mary BRADFORD; William CHARLETON; Catherine DONALDSON; Joseph DONALDSON;
Joseph DICKIE; Pat RUSSEL; R.A. THOMPSON. PLACES: Carrickastuck; Philipstown; Carnbeg. |
d |
1857 |
23 |
244 |
1857 Aug 8 |
Armagh |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Catherine - KEENAN, Judith
Deed of Conveyance btw Catherine OLIVER of Armagh, Co.
ARMAGH, widow of 1 pt & Judith KEENAN of Armagh, Co. Armagh, widow of 2nd pt. reciting indenture of renewal 13 Oct 1818 btw John MAXWELL & Joseph
OLIVER, William OLIVER & Benjamin OLIVER of other part… MAXWELL set to
OLIVERs all that farm of land which was then in his possession together
with the bleaching mill & all other appurtenances in townland of Derryha Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Parish of
Tynan, Co. Armagh containing 87 acres English measure…term of 49 years rent
49 pounds sterling…covenant of renewal 5 Aug 1851 made btw William Jones
ARMSTRONG of Kippure Park, Co. Wicklow Esq. of the one pt & Catherine
OLIVER of other part….. the said Judith KEENAN had become entitled to the mtg
debt of 300 pounds… in consid of which assigned interests to Judith
KEENAN. WITNESS: William Joseph JENKINSON, solicitor & Thomas
STEPHENSON writing clerk |
|
1857 |
34 |
134 |
|
Tullycorbett |
JACKSON |
EARLE-JACKSON |
X |
1857 |
35 |
212 |
1857 Nov 6 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 355
BTW Thomas KEANE of Binen St,
Town of Ennis Co. Clare, Esq & Burton JACKSON of Bushfield Ave.,
Co. Dublin Esq. Trustees appointed and by virtue of settlement 20 Jul 1836 on
marriage of Henry Stuart BURTON of Carrgaholt Castle Co. Clare Esq with
Alicia Mary BARTON otherwise SIMPSON his wife of 1st pt. Henry
Stuart BURTON and Alicia Mary BURTON his wife of 2nd pt; Andrew
Jones CRAWFORD of Amiens St City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt William
DONNOLLY of Auburn Co. Dublin Esq and John Alexander DONNELLY eldest son of
said William Esq.of 4th pt Reciting Mtg 23 Nov 1830 BTW Thomas
SIMPSON & Jack SINGLETON of Co. Monaghan both since deceased of 1st pt. Andrew CRAWFORD of Auburn Esq. since also deceased of 2nd pt
& [Lucy?] SIMPSON of Sackville St. Co. Dublin widow of 3rd pt.
Whereby SINGLETON and CRAWFORD assigned to Lucy SIMPSON 16 townlands of
Derrynoose [Derrynoose – NOTE:
there are 38 townlands in total in this Parish] Co. Armagh subject to mtg 13 Jun 1818. To Thomas BROOKE
and Eliza Jane BROOKE spinster for sum of £1, 200 on 30 July 1830 to Rev.
Samuel MURRAY for sum of £1, 400 subject to proviso … £1, 700 … reciting mtg
7 Sep 1843 Andrew CRAWFORD granted said lands to John McCLINTOCK and James
Calvert STRANGE Esq. Trustees of settlement of Capt Bunbury McCLINTOCK on
redemption of £11,144.14.10 with interest … reciting marriage of Henry Stuart
BURTON and Alicia Mary 20 Jul 1836 when 1,700 assigned to Thomas Eyre
HODDER and Robert SIMPSON upon certain trusts. Reciting indenture 29 Jun 1857
whereby Thomas KANE & Burton JACKSON appointed trustees of said
settlement … 16 townlands of Derrynoose (likely all clustered in the bottom half of the Parish): Rooghan alias Roaghan alias Roagan [Roughan,or possibly Rowan ], Carrick Newewen alias Carricknevend [probably Carrickabolie (Carraic a''Bhuailidh)], Toergort
alias Creagham [probably Fergort ] Tullyhiven alias Tullyherney [probably Tullyhirm], Taverneagh, [probably Tivnacree ] Dromurge and Ballaghfroney alias Ballaghsconny [??]. Dromavanagh alias
Drombany [probably Drumnahavil] and Tulla Inn alias Tully Inn [??], Laraghriarain alias
Lotgaran [??],
and Lisleagh [Lislea], Tourishitragh alias Tennerggand [??], Knocklomerd alias
Knocklemeder [possibly Knockrevan (Cnoc a'' riabháin)], Dromoline alias
Dromellin [Drummeland], Tatareagh alias Tatereagh [??], Crossnemoyle alias
Cossnemelle [??]and Aghingaple alias Aghingapple [?? Carryhugh (Coradh Aodha)], Brackley alias Grackley [??], Dromykgue alias Dromykyne alias Dromsline [probably Drumherney (Druim Chearnaigh)] and Argagh [??]. Balliagh alias
Corgiballiagh [??], Ayde alias Aude [??] Dromkill alias Dromiville [probably Drummeland] and Dromnegale alias Dromnehale [??], Drumkenny [possibly Drumherney] and Dromeshleagh alias Dromnesbogh [??], Aghneclugh alias
Agnelogh alias Crevan [??], and Cropbane [Crossbane] Lisrakill alias Lisrakelley alias Lisracally [probably Listarkelt], Crossreagh [Doohat (Dubh-tháite or Cros riach) (aka Crossreagh)] and Corley [??] in territory of Derrynoose, Barony Tureny, Co. Armagh
reserving all that part of the said townland of Brackley alias Grackley
…[more detail] WITNESS: Robert KEANE of City of Dublin solicitor &
William DOBBIN of Gardiners Place, Dublin apprentice to Leonard DOBBIN
solicitor of City of Dublin.. Rev. Charles WAD A.B.Clerke Vicar of Kilmaley,
Ennis Co. Clare & Gollfe STAMER of Bonn in Prussia Hotel Proprietor. Burton
JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Burton JACKSON is new to me, but here is what I have found. Dublin Journal of Medical Science, 1880. Dr. Burton JACKSON of Milford Causeway, Tralee.
In the London Gazette, 1866,
a Burton JACKSON was on Nassau St., Dublin, Gent. In the Dublin Almanac and General Register of Ireland, 1847, Burton JACKSON Esq resided at Bengal Terrace,
Finglas Road [townland Prospect, Coolock, Dublin]. In 1859, a will was proved
for Alice JACKSON: Alice
JACKSON effects under £800 late of Stewart St., Kilrush, Co. Clare Widow d 14
Dec 1859 proved by Burton JACKSON of Muckross Terrace, Donnybrooke, Co. Dublin Esq. In 1875: The will of Burton JACKSON late
of 44 Morehampton-road, Donneybrook, Co. Dublin, Esq. deceased who died
February 2, 1875 at same place proved at the Principal registry by the oath
of Elizabeth JACKSON of 44 Morehampton-road Widow, the sole Executrix.
Effects under £4,000. NOTE: Elizabeth died 1884, and will was probated. IGP has his burial: Erected | by | BURTON JACKSON Esqre | of Morehampton Road,
Dublin |and ELIZABETH his wife | In Memory | of their beloved children |
HENRY | who died when an infant | VALENTINA ALICIA | who died 29th August 1844 | aged 4 years 8 months | FRANCIS BURTON | who died 2nd May 1858 | aged 9 years 7 months |. His death cert has him age 70, a
Gent, and Andrew JACKSON of 44 Morehampton was present at his death. An Ancestry
family tree has his parents to be Capt John JACKSON & Alice. His wife
was Elizabeth McMATH (1813-1893) [I suspect that the death date given here is
inaccurate]. At the time of his marriage, he was of Kilrush Co. Clare. One of
their sons was an Andrew JACKSON who married Margaret MARTIN. Burton
JACKSON’s only daughter was Alicia TROUSDELL (husband Richard TROUSDALE
Esq.. Griffiths Valuation for Burton JACKSON from reps R.F. STEWART house
valued at £17.0.0 at Bengal Terrace, Coolock, Glasnevin. Another Burton
JACKSON married Ellen SUPPLE 2 Feb 1864 at Listowel or Ballyduff, Kerry.
His father was a Benjamin JACKSON. Another Burton JACKSON resided at Derrymore, Roscrea, Tipperary |
|
1858 |
4 |
100 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, John-BRADFORD, Thomas |
X |
1858 |
5 |
152 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McMORRAN-Dundalk Railway |
X |
1858 |
7 |
156 |
1850-1859 |
Fermanagh |
COULTER |
COULTER, Anne-MOFFATT, James Rev. |
|
1858 |
8 |
156 |
1855 Feb 27 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 284
BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh esq of 1 pt & Walter McGeough BOND of the Argory Co.
Armagh Esq. of the other pt. Reciting… Robert William JACKSON granted
to Walter McGeough BOND in his actual possession … 30a Ballycromie (otherwise
known by name of Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], ) subject to payment of rent. WITNESS: James
McWATTY of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan & John STANLEY of Armagh Esq. Robert
William JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Probably John STANLEY (?-aft 1862) son of James STANLEY
(1812-1823) & Harriette JACKSON, dau of John JACKSON & Louisa STAMER.
Robert William JACKSON is likely the one who died in Alabama after 1859 and
he was a son of John JACKSON & Louisa STAMER. He had a significant number
of Court Cases that he lost. |
|
1858 |
11 |
298 |
1858 Mar 13 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, John-COULTER, Lancelot
1858 March 13 NAMES: John COULTER of Skyhill; Launcelot COULTER of
Ballymascanlon; Robert SIBTHORPE; Thomas SHEWELL; Thomas COULTER of Skyhill;
Anna Maria SEAVER; Hannah LUNDY; Launcelot COULTER; Henry CRANSTON; Joseph
DICKIE of Dundalk; John Askey DRANSFIELD; Edward GREER; A. ENGLISH. OTHER PLACES: Killeen aka Killen. |
d |
1858 |
13 |
201 |
1857 Dec 23 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 126
Memorial of Deed Poll under
common seal of Ulster Railway Co. …. Required for purposes of Ulster Railway
extension from Armagh to Monaghan & authorized to take pieces or parcels
of land mentioned – part of townland of Ballybrolly otherwise Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)], Parish of Eglish, Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh &
reciting said parcels of land were seated or supposed to be seated in Robert
William JACKSON of Belfast in Co. Antrim Esq. by virtue of a lease from
Lord Archbishop of Armagh Primate and Metropolitan of all Ireland and further
reciting … 1a 2r numbered 3 in the Map and Book of reference … also other
piece of land in same townland containing1a 1r 33p marked number 7 also piece
of land 7p numbered 9 in map, total 3a Stature Measure in townland of
Ballybrawley, Parish Eglish … purchased for £159.7.6. |
|
1858 |
17 |
178 |
|
Monaghan
Carrichnaveagh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKY, Humphrey J-Robinson, John
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
15/6/1857. Marriage
settlement Humphrey Thompson BREAKEY & Jemima Graham, Belfast; reference
to Carrickneveagh & William BREAKEY deceased. |
|
1858 |
19 |
189 |
1858 Feb 5 |
Kiltybane, Armagh |
BRADFORD |
DONALDSON,
Elizabeth-BRADFORD, Margaret
Image 119
BTW Elizabeth DONALDSON of Tullyvallen, Co. Armagh, widow of one pt
& Margaret BRADFORD of Cavananore, Co. Louth spinster of the other pt. In
consideration of £150 Elizabeth DONADSON paid to Margaret BRADFORD granted to
Margaret BRADFORD that farm of land in townland Kiltybawn, Parish
Newtownhamilton, Barony Upper Fews, Co. Armagh containing 24a 1r 4p formerly
in possession of James CARRAGHER afterwards in possession of Patrick GARLAND
and then in actual possession of Elizabeth DONALDSON … for term of 89 years
…WITNESS: Thomas STEPHENSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh writing clerk and William
Joseph JENKINSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh solicitor. Elizabeth DONALDSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Elizabeth Johanna JACKSON (1817-1900) was
the wife of John DONALDSON (1818-1854) of Tullyvallen. She was a 1st cousin once removed of Margaret BRADFORD (1786-1847). One of many JACKSON-BRADFORD-DONALDSON
family connections. |
X |
1858 |
26 |
56 |
1858 May 20 |
Armagh |
MENARY |
Image 248
BTW James IRWIN of Dansbury,
Co. Cheshire, England, Hotel Keeper & Joseph MENARY of Lisnadill Co.
Armagh, farmer of 1 pt & William LOUDAN of Armagh, Co. Armagh Baker of
other pt. James IRWIN & Joseph MENARY sold to William LOUDAN lands of
Ballymartin [Ballymartrim
Otra, Parish Eglish (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh], Parish Eglish Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh containing 21a
English Statute measure … WITNESS: William A. SIMPSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh,
Law Clerk aged 20 years and upwards. |
|
1859 |
1 |
265 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCLAVE |
X |
1859 |
10 |
45 |
|
|
|
OSBREY-MOORE (mention of Patrick Adair BLACK) |
X |
1859 |
12 |
110 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH
NOTE: see also negative
search in PRONI D1968/11 |
x |
1859 |
17 |
187 |
1859 May 20 |
Down |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, John- WADDELL, John
Image 480
BTW John WADDELL of Ouley,
Co. Down & John BRADFORD of Ardkeragle, Co. Down. 21a Ringolish |
|
1859 |
17 |
195 |
1859 May 24 |
Down |
BROWN |
BROWN-KEARNEY
Image 486
John BROWN jr of Belfast, Co.
Anrim Merchant of 1 pt & William KEARNEY of Ballymacarrett Co. Down
Basket Maker of other pt. … land in Ballymacarrett, Parish Ballymacarrett,
Barony Castlerreagh, Co. Down containing in front to Ballymacarrett Road 120’
and in depth 90’ bounded on the north by road to Hollywood …. |
X |
1859 |
17 |
196 |
1856 Jul 1 |
Louth |
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-GILMORE
Image 486
James Birch GILLMER [aka
GILMORE] of Mayfield, Co. Down and William CHARLETON of Philipstown, Co.
Louth Esq. Trustees and Executors of Andrew Coulter BRADFORD of Cavananore,
Co. Louth Esq. deceased. Plaintiffs
Thomas McCULLAGH of
Derryvalley Co. Monaghan Esq. defendant.
Supplemental affidavit to
register as mortgage in Court of Queens Bench James Birch GILLMER of Mayfield
Co. Down Gent age 50 … Queens Bench judgement against Thomas McCULLAGH of
Derryvalley, Co. Monaghan the defendant in the title of land for sum of
£2,500 sterling Debt besides £3.1.11 for costs …
NOTE: James Birch GILLMER (1808-1877) and Thomas McCULLAGH
(1793-1877) and this court case For links to the subsequent effects of this
case, see: Events
involving Samuel BRADFORD and Cavananore. |
X |
1859 |
18 |
19 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot-BELL, Leonard |
|
1859 |
21 |
73 |
1850-1859 |
Dundalk |
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot-FEGAN, James |
|
1859 |
23 |
252 |
1851 Nov 1 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 128
Anthony McALISTER of Garvagh
Co. Londonderry age 50 years and upwards obtained a judgement against Robert
William JACKSON of City of Armagh solicitor for sum of £1,000 debt levies
£3.1.11. … The word “Esquire” being also interlined on the 33rd line and the word William being struck out and interlined throughout [NOTE: What does this
imply?] |
|
1859 |
25 |
140 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-GILMER, Sarah |
X |
1859 |
29 |
286 |
1859 Jul 23 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 585
Court of Queens Bench
Judgement. Awarded to Thomas CUNNINGHAM of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant
Plaintiff from Robert William JACKSON City of Armagh Barrister
defendant. Lands of Tonagher , Agherwillan, Aughagallagh, Bore Nine [aka Becanine?],, Tullymore
otherwise Aghelin & Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], otherwise Ballycrommy [Ballycrummy,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in
Parish Armagh Barony & Co. Armagh. Lands of Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] in Parish Eglish Barony Armagh & lands of
Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish Mullaghbrack Barony Lower Fews Co. Armagh Lands
of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony Oneiland West Co. Armagh.
Lands of Carnacreer [Cornacrew,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack Barony Lower Fews, Co. Armagh. Lands of Tullyglish known as
Tullynarrose [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], Lands of Tullyglin known as Carrabane [possibly Tullyglush (Tulaigh Ghlaise), Parish Keady, Barony Armaghall in Co. Armagh Parish Keady & barony Armagh. Lands
of Taneragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] & Tullynagin [Tullynagin, Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Upper] Parish & Waterwell of Tanderagee in Barony Upper Fews Co.
Armagh. £202.9.3 caused by said judgement. … The judgement was satisfied 5 Aug 1862 |
|
1859 |
32 |
240 |
1850-1859 |
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot-DICKIE, NAMES: Launcelot
COULTER of Ballymascanlon; John DICKIE of Moyles, Co. Monaghan; Russell
PATTESON of Fairhill; Mountifest LONGFIELD; Charles James HARGRAN possibly
HARGREAVE; William CARVILLE; Thomas George ROWLAND of Whitemills; Mary BELL
aka CROZIER of Christianson; Sir John McNEILL.
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1859Sep6-COULTER-DICKIE.html |
X |
1859 |
39 |
155 |
|
|
|
MILLS |
X |
1859 |
39 |
156 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
MILLS-GOUDY |
X |
1860 |
1 |
84 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-WALLACE, Henry |
X |
1860 |
10 |
224 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-agreement |
X |
1860 |
11 |
27 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-Deed
DICKIE, Alexander-Deed
DICKIE, Elizabeth J-Deed
DICKIE, James-Deed
DICKIE, John T-Deed
DICKIE, John-Deed
DICKIE, Joseph-Deed
DICKIE, Margaret-Deed
DICKIE, Mary A.-Deed
DICKIE, Mary-Deed |
x |
1860 |
13 |
220 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Alexander-TWIBILL, Anne |
|
1860 |
16 |
229 |
1860 May 26 |
|
JACKSON |
NAMES: Elizabeth JACKSON née McCULLAGH of Urker
Lodge; John JACKSON of Liscalgot; Rev. Charles MASSÉ; Thomas TERISON
Esq.; James McCULLAGH sr.; James McCULLAGH jr; Andrew Coulter BRADFORD of
Cavananore; John GILLESPIE; James SMYTHE; John SMYTHE; David JACKSON.
OTHER PLACES: Drummuck, Ballybay, Co. Monaghan. |
|
1860 |
16 |
230 |
1860 May 24 |
|
JACKSON |
NAMES: David JACKSON of Urker Lodge; Elizabeth
JACKSON née McCULLAGH; William Henry OGLE of Newry; John GILLESPIE; James
SMYTHE; John SMYTHE; Richard Jebb BROWNE; William Henry WOODS; Edward GREER;
John HANBURY. OTHER PLACES: Drummuck, Parish of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan. |
|
1860 |
23 |
248 |
|
Louth |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Turner - THOMPSON, Acheson |
|
1860 |
24 |
195 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-DONALDSON |
X |
1860 |
39 |
11 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-BARTLEY |
X |
1861 |
8 |
34 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-ENGLISH |
X |
1861 |
12 |
37 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Elizabeth J-DICKIE, Alexander
DICKIE, Margaret-DICKIE, Alexander |
X |
1861 |
12 |
38 |
1861 Apr 10 |
|
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot
NAMES: John TOWNLEY of Ballymascanlon; Launcelot
COULTER; James Wolfe McNEALE; James MOORE; Thomas Coulter DICKIE; James
STOKES; Robert ROGERS; John HANBURY. OTHER
PLACES: Mountpleasant aka
Mount Pleasant; Culfore. |
d |
1861 |
14 |
63 |
|
Armagh |
BROWN |
Rev Daniel Gunn BROWNE- Henry G. JOHNSTON
Rev Daniel Gunn BROWN of Glenburn, Co Armagh,
Presbyterian Minister of 1st pt Robert McKINSTRY of Armagh, Co,
Armagh Esq. Medical Doctor of 2nd pt & Henry George JOHNSTON
of Fort Johnston, Co. Monaghan Esq, Trustee… of 3rd pt. Reciting
indenture 22 Mar 1842 betw Rt Hon Ld John George BERESFORD, Lord Archbishop
of Armagh of 1st pt, The Ecclesiastical Commission of Ireland of 2nd pt; & Rev Wm BROWN of Moy Co Tyrone since deceased of 3rd pt. Reciting indenture of lease 2 May 1838 btw Archbishop of Armagh &
William BROWN- renewal for 21 years of lands of Drumarg [Drumarg,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
part of the demesne lands of Armagh… 8 acres of townland of Drumarg … William
BROWNE last will and testament 3 Jan 1844 bequeathed & devised to
his only son Daniel Gunn BROWNE in trust for his wife Beatrice BROWN and afterwards
for his son. And reciting that Beatrice departed this life 1850. Daniel Gunn
BROWN inherited land on Market St with several buildings and
appurtenances 79 ft in front to English St. 250 ft in depth to the north
adjoining Mr. BURGESSES’ 176 ft in the west… rent of 129 pounds 17s 10p. NOTE: In the Griffiths
Valuation the only mention of Daniel BROWNE was as a lessor
of a house at Clady Beg which was leased to William BROWN deceased and
valued at 0.5.0 |
1 |
1861 |
20 |
175 |
1861 Jun 20 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Frederick A. JACKSON
Image 109
BTW Thomas Wigglesworth REEVES
of Upper Glocester St City of Dublin solicitor of 1 pt & Frederick Adolphus
JACKSON of Inane Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq. of the other pt. Reciting 22
Jul 1698 btw Godfrey BEATO of 1 pt & Benjamin FREND of the other pt
Godfrey BOATE assigned lands of Ballyrehie alias Ballyilihie [Ballyrihy , Parish Dunkerrin] containing 110a in Barony Clonlisk,Kings Co. … 14 May 1838 btw Joseph HONE of Harcourt St.
Co. Dublin Esq. (since deceased) of 1 pt & Abraham LEWIS then of Glenburn
Co. Cork Esq. of the other pt. … interest of Joseph HONE now vested in
Nathaniel HONE … Frederick Adolphus JACKSON & Henry Wigglesworth
REEVES agreed to sell title to Ballyrehie otherwise Ballylihie otherwise
called Irishtown in Barony ClonliskKings Co. containing1, 128a 6p for sum of £13,000
Ballyrehie otherwise Ballylihie otherwise called Irishtown and Myrtle Grove
containing 198a 6p in Barony Clonlisk … including
quarries of stone slate, mines of coal minerals and all royalties and
appurtenances … WITNESS: William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq., Dublin
Esq. & Robert O’MALLEY of Fairview Dublin his clerk.
NOTE: For Frederick Adolphus JACKSON (1797-1872) see
Family tree of Peter JACKSON & Joanna For Joseph HONE (1775-1857)
see Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
|
1861 |
20 |
230 |
1861 Jun 21 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Frederick A. JACKSON
Image 137
BTW Frederick Adolphus
JACKSON of Inane Roscrea Co. Tipperary of 1st pt &
Margaret BARRY otherwise LOCKE otherwise ESMONDE wife of John Harold BARRY
Esq. of he 2nd pt Sir Thomas ESMOND Bart of Johnstown Castle Co.
Wexford and James POWER of Edermine House Co. Wexford bart of 3rd pt. Reciting 15 Dec 1860 deed of Thomas Wigglesworth REEVES … Info in ROD:
1861-20-175 above.
NOTE: For Frederick Adolphus JACKSON (1797-1872) see Family tree of Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
|
1861 |
22 |
257 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Alexander-Receipt |
|
1861 |
22 |
258 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Alexander-Receipt |
|
1861 |
22 |
259 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Alexander-Receipt |
|
1861 |
23 |
44 |
1861 Jul 8 |
Dundalk |
COULTER |
COULTER, Mary [spinster]; LAWSON, George; OWENS,
Edward-DUNN, Revd.?
County Louth Archives
PP54/6/41860-1869 |
X |
1861 |
34 |
45 |
|
Co Monaghan |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Wm & BREAKEY,
Jane-Dundalk & Enniskillen Railway
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
1861. William BREAKEY,
Lislea, County Monaghan, farmer & Jane BREAKEY, widow, nee Renwick, his
mother. |
|
1861 |
38 |
29 |
|
Kings |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON – Catherine
GARDINER
Elizabeth JACKSON-Catherine
GARDINER
Seems to be the wrong # Image 403 |
|
1862 |
5 |
237 |
1861 Dec 31 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 351
BTW William Nassau IRWIN of
Castleblayney Co. Monaghan Esq. M.D. & Henry JACKSON of Clontivern
Co. Fermanagh Esq. of 1 pt; William KIRK of Annvale Co. Armagh Esq. of other
pt. … lands of Dunlarge [Dunlarg , Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] & Racarby [Racarbry,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] containing 72a 2r 12p in Manor of Toaghey, Barony & Co. Armagh
WITNESS: Andrew McMATH of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Esq, Mars MOORE of
Analon Clones Co. Monaghan Gent.; William A. SIMPSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh
Law Clerk, Samuel POTTS of Darkly Co. Armagh Gent |
|
1862 |
9 |
63 |
1862 Mar 11 |
Meath |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-DALY
Deed of Assignment Dec 31 1861 between Thomas
JACKSON of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath Esq. of 1st part Henry
BLACKWELL of Dunleer, Co. Louth Gent of 2nd part & Robert
Bedford DALY of Drogheda of 3rd part… various lands mortgaged:
Corstown containing 26 acres or thereabouts on the lands of the Mountain
containing 50 acres or thereabouts on to the lands of GortanKelly containing
12 acres the lands of Dunleer all in the parish of Dunleer, Barony of Ferrard
and Barony of Ardee Co. Louth. WITNESSES: James F. SHEILDS and Gordon JACKSON both of Poles Co Meath Gents. NOTE: Probably Thomas
JACKSON (?-1877) brother of Gordon JACKSON
SEE: JACKSONs of
Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
16d |
1862 |
14 |
101 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Jane & Husb-TWIBILL, George
DICKIE, John T & wife-TWIBILL, George |
|
1862 |
18 |
102 |
1860-1869 |
Armagh |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Samuel-SMITH, Robert |
|
1862 |
24 |
224 |
|
Cavananore |
BRADFORD |
McCULLAGH, Thomas-BRADFORD, Margaret |
X |
1862 |
31 |
229 |
|
Antrim |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey J-Butt, Ed.
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
9/9/1862. Humphrey
Thompson BREAKEY, Isabella Gillis, deceased. |
|
1862 |
34 |
241 |
1862 Jul 8 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 500
BTW William Nassau IRWIN of
Castleblayney Co. Monaghan Esq. M.D. & Henry JACKSON of Clonivern
Co. Fermanagh Esq. trustees of will of Samuel KIDD of Dundrum [Dundrum,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh
deceased of 1 pt & William WHITELAW of Drumona Co. Leitrim Esq. of other
pt. No provision had been made to pay off a mtg. [Charlotte KIDD, daughter of
Samuel, was wife of Dr. William Nassau IRWIN] … lands of Dundrum … |
|
1864 |
1 |
43 |
1860-1869 |
Tyrone |
COULTER |
Robert COULTER- McCREERY
Image 31 |
|
1863 |
1 |
46 |
1834 Apr 24 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 32
NOTE: It was registered 1863 Jan 2 – 29 years after it was written (unless there was a
clerical error)
BTW Elizabeth JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh widow of 1 pt & Robert William JACKSON of
City & Co. Armagh Esq. Barrister of other pt. Reciting indented deed of
mtg 1 Feb 1832 btw Robert William JACKSON of 1 pt & said Elizabeth
JACKSON of the other pt. Robert William JACKSON in consideration
of £2,763.4.7 assigned to Elizabeth JACKSON several parcels of land - Lanagher [??],,
Agherwillen [??],, Aghegallagh [??],, Beromine [??],, Tullymore orse Aughalin [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],, and
Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Co. Armagh also townland of Bayllybrawley [Ballybrolly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion)] in Parish & Co. Armagh also part of
quarter of Townland of Mullaghbrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack, Barony Lower Fews Co. Armagh then in possession of Robert
William JACKSON or his undertenants Co. Armagh; the Water mill or corn
mill of Tanderagee with the watercourse and appendages & all right title
and interest of in and to the grist Succor and Multure of all the said land
and also 20a of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] and
Tullynagin [Tullynagin, Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Upper], all in
Parish Armagh Barony of Upper Fews Co. Armagh & also part of lands of
Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
Parish Mullaghbrack Barony Lower Fews Co. Armagh and the lands of
Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in the Parish of
Keady, Barony & Co. Armagh containing 106a 1r 30p and lands of Carrabane
[Tullyglush otherwise Carrabane [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in Parish of
Keady Barony & Co. Armagh 126a then being in actual possession of
Robert William JACKSON by virtue of sale and lease for a year of Elizabeth
JACKSON. The said Elizabeth JACKSON since deceased WITNESS: John
QUIN of the said Robert William JACKSON and John JACKSON Gent
his brother both of City of Armagh and both since deceased WITNESS: Jacob
BARRETT of City of Armagh attorney & administrator of will annexed of
said Robert William JACKSON the grantee in said deed of recovery
WTNESS: John DAVIDSON of City of Armagh Esq. & Alexander FRIZZEL of City
of Armagh Cabinet Maker
NOTE: There are at least two Robert William JACKSONs of
Armagh. One was Robert William JACKSON (abt 1823- abt1859) died in Alabama
USA. |
|
1863 |
27 |
213 |
|
Monaghan Town |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey J-Belfast
Banking
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
13/8/1863. Humphrey
Thompson BREAKEY, mortgage. |
|
1863 |
33 |
29 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-DONALDSON |
X |
1863 |
37 |
232 |
1863 Nov 26 |
Dundalk |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Thomas-JOHNSTON, Arthur
Thomas BRADFORD of Carnbeg Co Louth Esq of the 1 pt
& Arthur JOHNSTON of Dundalk Co Louth Solicitor. Demised lands two fields
leading from the bridge from Dundalk bounded on the south and east by fields
in the possession of Thomas REED Esq…. |
16d |
1863 |
38 |
28 |
1863 Nov 26 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 200
BTW Maria MARTIN of Mount
Cottinyn Co. Down Widow of 1 pt & Eliza ATKINSON and Sarah ATKINSON of
Firgrove Co. Dublin spinsters of other pt. Whereby reciting (among other
things) conveyance under Irish Church Temporalities Act by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners for Ireland to Robert William JACKSON subject to the
annual payment of £74.9.9 and reciting the death of Robert William JACKSON and the devise by him of all his property to his sister Maria MARTIN party to
the indenture of which this is a memorial, Maria MARTIN granted to Eliza
ATKINSON and Sarah ATKINSON the farm of land containing 7a part and parcel of
lands of Ballycromer otherwise Ballycromery otherwise Ballycrummy a
subdenomination of the lands of Lanagher, Aughervillen, Aughegallagh,
Beromine, Tullymore otherwise Aughalin and Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], or some or one of them as in possession of
said Eliza ATKINSON & Sarah ATKINSON … in Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh … to
the use of Eliza ATKINSON & Sarah ATKINSON yearly rent (subject to increase
or diminish according to the price of oats) payable by Maria MARTIN to the
See of Armagh WITNESS: John VOGAN of No 15 Middle Gardiner St. City of Dublin
and Charles WOODWARD of No 43 Dame St in City of Dublin both solicitors.
Maria MARTIN [SEAL]
SEE: PRONI T636:
The Jackson Family of Armagh. Robert William studied law became a
counselor, he died unmarried on the 18th day of February 1861 (age 62); leaving some landed
property to his sister Maria who had married James Martin of Moy, merchant,
they had three sons and three daughters. |
|
1864 |
3 |
267 |
1860-1869 |
|
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Moses-STEWART, John |
|
1864 |
4 |
219 |
1860-1869 |
Armagh
Louth |
COULTER |
COULTER, Lancelot-KENNY
SEE: COULTER-KENNY
transcription.
NAMES: Launcelot COULTER of
Ballymascanlon; Edward KENNEY aka KENNY of Killen; Charles McMAHON; William
McBRITNEY; William Robert ROGERS jr.; Francis Louis KENNEDY. |
X |
1864 |
20 |
195 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, James-SCOTT |
|
1864 |
24 |
136 |
1861 Jun 20 |
Armagh |
McCULLAGH |
REED-McCULLAGH Marriage
Settlement
Image 136
BTW Rev William REID of Hope
Cottage Dunraymond (near Ballybay) Co. Monaghan Presbyterian Minister of 1st pt; Thomas McCULLAGH of Derryvally Co. Armagh Esq. of 2nd pt; Mary
McCULLAGH spinster daughter of said Thomas McCULLAGH of 3rd pt
& James McCULLAGH of Derryvally of 4th pt. Reciting deed of
conveyance for sale of Incumbered Estates with consent of Agnes REID 2 May
1857 & 11 Jul 1857 … reciting will and death of said William REID
marriage to be solemnized btw William REID (party thereto) and Mary McCULLAGH
… lands of Glaskermore, Parish Aghaderg Barony Upper Iveagh Co. Down 31a 1r
20p … WITNESS: James McCULLAGH jr. farmer, John Wallace McCULLAGH Scholar
both of Drummuck, Co. Monaghan.
NOTE: Rev William REID (1829-1906) married Mary McCULLAGH
(1840-1919) |
X |
1864 |
32 |
226 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH |
X |
1864 |
32 |
240 |
|
Newtownlimavady or Londonderry |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Alexander |
|
1865 |
1 |
275 |
1864 Oct 21 |
Armagh |
HAYES |
James HAYES-Sarah A. RIENY
Image 177
Sarah Anne REINY
of Corramaxwell Co. Monaghan Widow Plaintiff; James HAYES of Magherkilcraney [Maghery
Kilcrany Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Defendant. Court of Queens Bench in
Ireland. For sum of £400 beside £3.3.11 for expenses. James HAYES possessed
of lands in Parish Derrynoose Barony Armagh Co. Armagh – Lands of Maghery
Kilcraney 28a 1r 25p in Manor of Toaghy ….
NOTE: James HAYES (1815-?) was the son of James
HAYES and Sarah MENARY. His sister Mary Jane HAYES married Andrew Bradford
OLIVER (1818-1877) |
|
1865 |
15 |
189 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-REED |
X |
1865 |
17 |
157 |
|
|
McCULLAGH |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH |
X |
1865 |
29 |
1 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
BRADFORD |
BRADFORD, Samuel-DICKIE, Joseph
DICKIE, James-DICKIE |
|
1865 |
33 |
118 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John T-OLIVER, Mary |
X |
1866 |
2 |
171 |
1866 Jan 6 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 352
BTW William Nassau IRWIN of
Castleblayney Co. Monaghan Esq. M.D. & Henry JACKSON of Clonivern
Co. Fermanagh Esq. trustees of will of Samuel KIDD of Dundrum [Dundrum,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh
deceased |
|
1866 |
7 |
267 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, John-BOOTH, Joseph |
|
1866 |
12 |
171 |
1866 Apr 10 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Charlotte JACKSON & Marianne
JACKSON & Martha JACKSON
Image 131
Btw Charlotte JACKSON of Millmount,
[aka Monasteroris Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown] near
Edenderry Kings Co. widow & executrix of Mathew Henry JACKSON of Millmount Esq. deceased of 1st pt. Marianne JACKSON,
Charlotte JACKSON jr. Martha JACKSON & Henrietta JACKSON of Millmount
spinsters the daughters and only younger children of said Mathew Henry
JACKSON of 2nd pt Robert William JACKSON only son and
heir of said Mathew Henry JACKSON Esq. of 3rd pt. Will of Mathew
Henry JACKSON dated 9 Feb 1836 he devised to his son Robert William
JACKSON the lands of Monasteroris by the description of his property at
Millmount House the Land, Mill and all other freehold property subject to
legacies & chattel property left to his wife the said Charlotte
JACKSON the sum of £500 and £1,000 to be divided among his children
including the child of which his said wife was pregnant and Charlotte
JACKSON proved the will in the Court of Prerogative and thereupon
possessed herself of the personal estate of the said Testator including
premises in Town of Edenderry and reciting that the personal estate of Mathew
Henry JACKSON was insufficient to pay said legacies of £500 and £1,000
and she proposed to accept annuity of £40 a year for life for her life in
lieu and full payment of her said legacy and that the said Henrietta
JACKSON having occasion for the sum of £250 being her 1/4th share … and that William Robert JACKSON had agreed to pay off same
with his own money it was contracted and agreed that the said plots of land
in Edenderry should be assigned to Robert William JACKSON … piece of
land on the south side of a certain street in town of Edenderry called
Edenderry Street containing in breadth in front to said street 78’ and in
rere 55’ and running in depth 400’ … and land on North side of street of
Edenderry in breadth 53’ in rere 200’ and in depth 400’ in town of Edenderry,
Barony Coolystown [Coolestown] Kings
Co.being the premises demised by the late Marquis and Marchioness of
Downshire to Robert JACKSON deceased bearing date 1 Jan 1814… town and
land of Monasteroris otherwise Millmount called Jacksons Farm containing 46a 3r 32p in Barony Cooleystown, Kings Co. and also land on south
& north side of street in town of Edenderry … WITNESS: Henry GILL of
Edenderry Kings Co. Gent and Anne MATHER of Brookville Kings Co. Memorial
WITNESS: George Lambert CATHCART of City of Dublin solicitor & George
LACY of Upper Mountpleasant Ave Co. Dublin Gent.
NOTE: Charlotte JACKSON & Marianne JACKSON & Martha
JACKSON - all daughters of Mathew Henry JACKSON (1793-1836) and Charlotte
TROY (1800-1873). Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
|
1866 |
23 |
52 |
1866 July 13 |
Louth & Carrickistuck |
COULTER |
COULTER, Henry -JOHNSTON, Arthur
1866 July 13 NAMES: Henry COULTER of Carrickastuck; Arthur JOHNSTON
of Dundalk; Alexander DONALDSON of Philipstown; Henry COULTER; Bernard CLARK
of Mill Park; Augustus GRAHAM of Lisdoo; John McCABE; John M. NUGENT; Richard
William McDERMOTT. OTHER PLACES: Castletown River;
Shortstone; Cloughmaguigan; Barronstown. |
d |
1866 |
17 |
179 |
1866 Jun 7 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 118
BTW Maria MARTIN of Warwick
Terrace Leeson Park City of Dublin widow sole legatee named in will of Robert
William JACKSON late of City of Armagh Esq. Barrister at Law deceased of
1 pt and Robert BURKE of Mecantram Co. Armagh farmer of the other pt.
Reciting that the said Robert William JACKSON since deceased had will
dated 23 Mar 1859 whereby he gave and devised all his property to his sister
Maria MARTIN (party thereto) and reciting she demised to Robert BURKE part of
the lands of Tullyglish [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] formerly held by John TOOLE and known by name of
Carrabane otherwise Canaban as was demised to Robert BURKE by the [?] in part
recited annual lease 9 Oct 1787 containing 126a 1r 24p and also 24a 3r 13p
Plantation Measure of cut out spent or reclaimed bog containing in the whole
151a 37p in Parish of Keady Manor of Toaghe, Barony & Co. Armagh….. |
|
1866 |
25 |
81 |
1860-1869 |
No situation |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph-KELLY, Michael |
|
1866 |
25 |
82 |
1866 Aug 23 |
|
MCCULLAGH |
PRONI D1968/11 Negative search
RYAN-McCULLAGH
Deed 23 Aug 1866 B25 No 82 William RYAN 1st part Thomas McCULLAGH 2nd part John
Wallace McCULLAGH Thomas McCULLAGH and Joseph DICKIE 3rd pt &
James McCULLAGH 4th part NOTE: John
Wallace McCULLAGH (1840-1895) |
|
1867 |
3 |
233 |
|
Allistragh |
CALVERT |
Judgement against Henry CALVERT won by David GILLESPIE |
|
1867 |
4 |
180 |
1860-1869 |
Monaghan |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph-CARLISLE, John C. |
|
1867 |
8 |
102 |
1860-1869 |
Monaghan |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph-McCREEDY, Robert |
|
1867 |
8 |
220 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
CHAMBERS-LANCASHIRE |
x |
1867 |
10 |
270 |
1867 Apr 4 |
Louth |
BAILLIE |
BAILLIE, Robert- BAILLIE, Robert
BAILLIE, Robert-GORDON, George1860-1869
Bet Robert BAILLIE of Shortstone of 1st pt & Robert
Ellis BAILLIE Esq only son of Robert BAILLIE |
|
1867 |
11 |
25 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
BAILLIE |
BAILLIE, Robert-BAILLIE, John Rev. |
|
1867 |
18 |
241 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Alexander-GILLICHAN, James
DICKIE, John-GILLICHAN, James |
|
1867 |
21 |
226 |
1867 Jun 28 |
Armagh |
DONALDSON |
DONALDSON, Elizabeth-JACKSON, Elizabeth 1860-1869
NAMES: Elizabeth DONALDSON of
Napoleon Terrace, Belfast; Elizabeth JACKSON of Fernglenn,
Newtownhamilton; James CORRAGHER; Patrick GARLAND; Alexander BELL; Francis
WHITE; Henry Oliver BARKER. OTHER PLACES: Kiltybane [Kiltybane (Na Coillte Bána or Lios Liatroma) (aka Lisleitrim) Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper]. |
d |
1868 |
6 |
140 |
1868 January 27 |
Louth & Carrickistuck |
COULTER |
COULTER, Henry -JOHNSTON, Arthur
1868 January 27 NAMES: Henry COULTER of Carrickastuck; Arthur JOHNSTON
of Lisdoo; Alexander DONALDSON of Philipstown; Henry COULTER; Matthew Moore
GRAHAM of Lisdoo; Edward FERRER; William ARNOTT. OTHER
PLACES: Shortstone; Cloughmaguigan. |
d |
1868 |
7 |
261 |
1834 Aug 12 |
Kings |
JACKSON |
Mary A. JACKSON- John FAWCETT
Image 159
Marriage Settlement 1834
Aug 12 btw George FAWCETT of Eskermore {[ Esker
More, Parish Ballynakill,
Barony Coolestown],
Kings Co. Gent of 1st pt & Mary Anne JACKSON of
Philipstown [NOTE: There is no longer a
townland called Philipstown, but the town of Daingean – used
to be called Philipstown. It is situated midway between the towns of Tullamore and Edenderry on the R402 regional road.[Source: Wiki]. It was likely the townland of Townparks,
Parish Killaderry,
Barony Lower
Philipstown] Kings Co. Spinster of the 2nd pt Sarah
FAWCETT of Esker widow of 3rd pt & John FAWCETT of Philipstown
Shopkeeper of 4th pt. reciting indented deed of release 7 Jan 1699
The Earl of Galway demised to Lewis LISOL then of Portarlington the lands of
Gorteen alias Riverstown [probably Gorteen,
Parish Killaderry,
Barony Lower
Philipstown,] for 3 lives and reciting a renewal 26 Oct 1820 by
John Earl of Portarlington to George FAWCITT father of said George in whom
said LISOLO interested had vested by inserting life of Robert BROWNE in place
of Anthony BROWNE deceased … and marriage intended btw George FAWCETT and Mary
Ann JACKSON for the trusts therein mentioned & to secure a jointure
for Mary Anne JACKSON … lands of Gurteen alias Riverstown in Parish of
____ [probably Gorteen,
Parish Killaderry,
Barony Lower
Philipstown,] Barony Philipstown Kings Co. … WITNESS: William B.
LODGE City of Dublin solicitor & Thomas BAYLY of Cloonagh House near
Ballyforan Ballinaslow Co. Galway Gent & by W.H. DENNIS
NOTE: Lord Charles William de la Poer Beresford (1846-1919), British admiral and politician; son of the 4th Marquess of Waterton,
was born in Philipstown. Need to explore BERESFORD connection.
NOTE: A Mary Anne JACKSON née Mary Anne FOSSITT
(1790-1840) of Philipstown was wife of William JACKSON (1754-1832) of
Ballyboy, Kings Co. She may be a mother of this Mary Anne JACKSON. Also,
Sarah FAWCETT née NORTH may be the widow referred to. She was the wife of
Thomas FAWCETT (d. 1842)
NOTE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
|
1868 |
12 |
186 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-BARTLEY |
x |
1868 |
30 |
278 |
1860-1869 |
Monaghan |
DICKIE |
DICKIE, Joseph-PARKER, William |
|
1869 |
2 |
179 |
1868 Dec 23 |
Kings
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON -Henrietta TAYLOR
Image 300
BTW George JACKSON of
Rapla Co. Tipperary Esq. & Henrietta Margaret TAYLOR of Martello Ave
Kingstown, Co. Dublin widow in consideration of £350 paid to George
JACKSON by said Henrietta Margaret TAYLOR execute a mortgage on townlands
and desmesne house of Rapla and Ballymacue [Parish Kilruane] in Barony Upper Ormond and town and lands of
Curraghscarteen [Curraghscarteen,
Parish Rathcool,
Barony Middlethird] in Baronies of [Itad Uthird & Uivardagh?] co.
Tipperary and also lands of Emill [Emmel and/or Emmel
East and/or Emmel
West, Parish Templeharry] Barony Clonlise [Clonlisk] Kings Co. together with a Life Insurance policy …
WITNESS: Denis LEAHY Templemore, Tipperary servant & Edward HARTIGAN of 7
Hume St City of Dublin Solicitor. George JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1869 |
4 |
292 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Samuel L Revd to Crowe Wainwrith
BREAKEY, Sam Rev-Wainwright Crowe
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
9/2/1869. Rev Samuel Leslie
Brakey [changed spelling of his name], parish of Magheracross, County
Fermanagh & Frances Louisa Matilda Crowe, Ennis, County Clare. |
x |
1869 |
13 |
141 |
|
Kings
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON -Henrietta
TAYLOR |
|
1869 |
16 |
62 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
IRWIN-McKNIGHT BREAKEY & BARTLEY |
x |
1869 |
13 |
141 |
|
Kings
Tipperary |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON -Henrietta
TAYLOR |
1869 |
1869 |
28 |
46 |
1860-1869 |
Louth |
BAILLIE |
BAILLIE, John Rev.-KNAGGS, George |
|
1869 |
32 |
144 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-DIGNAM |
x |
1869 |
38 |
149 |
|
|
BARTLEY |
BARTLEY-McCLATCHY |
x |
1870 |
17 |
192 |
1870 Jun 11 |
Roscrea, Kings Co. |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-JACKSON
Memorial of an Indenture: between George JACKSON sr. of Laurel Hill, Roscrea, Kings Co. Esq. Constance Peppard JACKSON of Laurel Hill Roscea, spinster
& Bessie JACKSON of Laurel Hill, spinster all of 1st pt. George JACKSON jr. of Camden St, Dublin Esq of the other part…
reciting that John Joseph JONES (then) late of Mount Salem, Co. Limerick
Esq. made his will dated Sept 6, 1864 & devised to his
brother-in-law the said George JACKSON senior & the Rev. Robert
KERR property in trust ……memorial mentioned his nephew Arthur Henry
JACKSON. NOTE: These are JACKSONs
in the Ballyboy Family Tree. |
1 |
1870 |
21 |
277 |
|
Monaghan C |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey T & ors - Partition Order |
X |
1871 |
3 |
162 |
|
Down Co |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Sarah E & ors to BREAKEY, Thomas
Marr Arts Sarah BREAKEY & John Ellis Morton. NOTE:
part of family land saga. |
X |
1871 |
7 |
285 |
1871 Mar 4 |
Carlow |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Thomas JACKSON – Wentworth TAYLOR 1870-1879
Thomas JACKSON – John D. VANSTON
Image 359
BTW Thomas JACKSON of Hacketstown Co. Carlow
Shopkeeper of the 1 pt & Wentworth TAYLOR of Tinahely Co. Wicklow, Gent
of the other pt. Reciting indenture 26 Sept 1831 whereby John Leonard demised
to Samuel NORTON the dwelling house out offices yard & garden in the Main
Street of Hacketstown containing 79 Plantation perches together with a plot
of ground ,,, in consideration of £115 Thomas JACKSON sold to
Wentworth TAYLOR the dwelling houses and offices yards and gardens in Main
Street Hacketstown, Parish Hacketstown Barony Rathvilly Co. Carlow … witness
Henry EBBS of Harcourt St. Dublin solicitor & Thomas BYRNE of Hacketstown
Co. Carlow shop assistant Thomas JACKSON [SEAL]… sworn before me at 7
Mar 1871 at Registry Office City of Dublin John J. MACKON
Likely to be added to: JACKSONs -
one line based in Co. Carlow & Co, Wicklow or JACKSONs of
Nashe's Quarter |
16 |
1871 |
9 |
252 |
|
Co Monaghan |
McCULLAGH |
John W McCULLAGH to Margaret BROWN |
X |
1871 |
16 |
300 |
|
Co Cavan |
McCULLAGH |
James (jnr) McCULLAGH to William HENRY |
X |
1871 |
37 |
58 |
|
Monaghan C
Carricknaveigh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey T to Montgomery Alexr & anr
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
8/12/1871. Humphrey
Thompson BREAKEY re Carrickneveagh & Henrietta Frances Montgomery
(otherwise Chornlery), widow, of Carrickneveagh; also reference to William
BREAKEY, linen draper, & James BREAKEY. |
X |
1871 |
37 |
59 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey J-Montgomery, Alex |
|
1871 |
37 |
59 |
|
Monaghan C
Carricknaveigh |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, Humphrey T to Montgomery Alexr & anr |
X |
1872 |
9 |
161 |
1873 Mar 9 |
Ballymascanlon, Co. Louth |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - KENNY, Edward
Btw Joseph CRAWLEY & William CRAWLEY both of the
Cottage Ballmascanlon, Co. Louth and Elizabeth OLIVER of Dundalk, widow &
Thomas WILSON Merchant and Maria WILSON otherwise CRAWLEY his wife of
Greenisland Co. Antrim of the 1st part. Launcelot COULTER of the
Cottage Ballymascanlon Esq. surviving executor named in the last will and
testament of George CRAWLEY, deceased of 2nd pt… lands of Killeen
cont abt 21a… and other lands… |
15 |
1872 |
17 |
72 |
|
Co Monaghan |
McCULLAGH |
James (jnr) McCULLAGH to Revd Patk FAY |
X |
1872 |
30 |
238 |
|
Armagh |
HAYES |
Johanna HAYES-James BROWNE |
|
1872 |
32 |
278 |
1870 Sept 26 |
Co. Leitrim |
JACKSON |
Reciting indenture of settlement 21 Sept 1826 marriage
William WHITELAW & Eliza JACKSON – his daughter Mary
Kidd JACKSON orse WHITELAW wife of Christopher JACKSON (lots more WHITELAW relations mentioned) Henry JACKSON... lands of
Kilclammore in Bewry & Co. Leitrim. |
1 |
1872 |
40 |
193 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
Researched by Ken BREAKEY The number was also recorded
as 1136 |
|
1873 |
1 |
123 |
1870-1879 |
|
STITT |
STITT, William-Jane |
x |
1873 |
2 |
119 & 120 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY – no details noted |
|
1873 |
8 |
225 |
|
Aghavilla |
|
O’BRIEN, ACHESON, PEYTON I had it as 8-225-207. Placing
it here is based on a guess. |
|
1873 |
46 |
101 |
1873 Dec 31 |
Cavananore,
Louth |
OLIVER, Mary Jane |
OLIVER, Mary Jane - DICKIE C
Mary Jane OLIVER of Cavananore & Thomas Coulter
DICKIE of Omagh, Co. Tyrone. A mortgage between John Thomas DICKIE of
Phillipstown & Mary Jane OLIVER in consideration of £400 to Mary Jane
OLIVER “all that part of the lands of Clonaleenan, Co. Louth.” 68 acres.
Witness James HENRY Clones. William GIBBON, Dundalk. |
|
1874 |
30 |
121 |
1874 Jul 25 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 338
Landed Estates Court &
others to JACKSON. Indenture 20 Jul 1858 btw Leonard DOBBIN and Thomas DOBBIN
Esqrs. Trustees of estate of James ASHMUR late of Newry Co. Armagh Esq.
deceased of 1 pt; Samuel KIDD of the other pt. … part of lands of Dundrum [Dundrum,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] … original
lease 1 Apr 1799 together with all houses buildings bleaching Mills utensils
machinery Mill races and Mill dams and waters and watercourses together with
2/3rd proportion of bog in town and lands of Dundrum [Dundrum,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] and Darkley … in parish of Derrynoose, Manor of Toaghy
Barony & Co. Armagh [several pages and considerable detail] … in
consideration of £300 by Samuel Kidd
JACKSON of Caa Co. Fermanagh Esq. paid
to credit of the estate of Samuel Kidd
JACKSON Owner Henry JACKSON Petitioner in part discharge of the purchase money of £3,000 due to Henry JACKSON of
Cara Co. Fermanagh, Esq.
NOTE: Samuel Kidd JACKSON (1851-1911) son of Henry JACKSON
(1811-1893) and Ellen KIDD (1821-1888) |
Vol 30 |
1875 |
10 |
256 |
1875 Mar 3 |
Premises |
JACKSON |
George JACKSON – Robert Grimshaw DUNVILLE. See:
1884-6-182. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down.
Indenture made by George JACKSON of Knocknagoney,
Co. Down, farmer of 1 pt & Robert GRIMSHAW of Redburn, Co. Down. Of other
part… for sum of 2800 pounds by GRIMSHAW pd to JACKSON… ref to
indenture 1866 May 25 btwn George JACKSON of 1st pt &
John HARRISON of 2nd pt. for 3 acres 16 perches Cunningham measure
bounded on the north by other lands of George JACKSON, on the east by
the public road called the Knockmagoney Rd. on the west by lands of John
HARRISON and on the south partly by lands of John HARRISON & John HERON…
parish of Holywood, Barony of Lower Castlereagh, Co. Down…. Other lands in George
JACKSONs possession from indenture1860 May 24… Capt. HARRISON … lots of
other adjacent lands. WITNESS William Alexander BREAKEY and William John
CHAMBERs both of Belfast. NOTE I do not have a
memorial of the 1860 indenture. |
|
1875 |
20 |
203 |
1875 May 13 |
Meath & Kildare |
JACKSON, William H. |
William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON
Btw William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq.
City of Dublin, Esq. & Mary JACKSON spinster his 2nd daughter of 1st pt & Luke CLIFF of Fitzwilliam Square City of
Dublin Barrister of Law of 2nd pt… Henry Vincent JACKSON of
Inane near Roscrea Co. Tipperary of 3rd pt… marriage to be
between Mary JACKSON & Luke CLIFF … William Henry JACKSON granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON town and lands of Cromwellstown and
part of lands of Kilteel in
Barony of Salt, Co. Kildare. NOTE: Could
this be William Henry JACKSON (1822-1882) husband of Mary BOYD? NOTE: At Dublin, Luke
Sweetman Eiffe [sic CLIFFE], Esq., Barrister at Law, 45 Fitzwilliam Square
West, Dublin to Mary, second daughter of William Henry JACKSON, Esq.,
of Inane, Roscrea. NOTE: William Henry
JACKSON was a brother of Henry Vincent JACKSON,
SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna – a Wicklow Tree. |
15 |
1875 |
20 |
204 |
1875 May 13 |
Meath & Kildare |
JACKSON, William H. |
William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON
See above for detail … transfer of 3,000 pounds
sterling as part of marriage agreement… |
15 |
1875 |
48 |
164 |
1870-1879 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, William H. |
William H. JACKSON – Wills C GASON |
|
1876 |
28 |
135 |
1870-1879 |
Holywood |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON – William GARDINER 1875-1879
James JACKSON of Ballygrainey, Co. Down, farmer
of 1 pt & William GARDINER of Holywood, Co. Down, Gent of the other pt… James
JACKSON as executor of will of Andrew JACKSON deceased granted to
Gardiner… lands and premises granted in 1846 Mar 20 land on the north east
side of the street called the Shore round running from the main street to the
Kinnegar in the town of Holywood, Parish of Holywood, Barony Castlereagh, Co.
Down… also liberty to build & rest timber on the adjoining wall of the
dwelling house of John MENSILLY… NOTE: I have
not seen the memorial of 1846. |
|
1876 |
28 |
156 |
1870-1879 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, William H. |
William H. JACKSON – James P. HAMILTON |
|
1876 |
28 |
267 |
1870-1879 |
Kildare, Tyne, Donegal |
JACKSON, Johanna V. |
Johanna V. JACKSON- James HAMILTON NOTE: I am guessing this would be Johanna Vincent JACKSON |
q |
1876 |
39 |
255 |
1876 Aug 1 |
Armagh
Louth |
JACKSON |
Image 298
A memorial of an indenture of
marriage settlement btw Andrew Coulter Bradford JACKSON of Lions Den
Enfield Co. Meath farmer of 1st pt; Eliza Emily GILLMER of
Liscalgot near Crossmaglen in Co. Armagh Spinster of 2nd pt;
Eliezer GILLMER of Liscalgot and Frederick Richard GRIFFIN of Liscalgot
farmer Trustees for matter mentioned of the third part. Reciting the said Andrew
Coulter Bradford JACKSON granted to said Eliezer GILLMER and Frederick
Richard GRIFFIN perpetual annuity of yearly rent charge of £60 created by the
will of Andrew Coulter BRADFORD and charged on the moiety of the lands of
Aughavackey otherwise Roachdale in Barony Dundalk Co. Louth and moiety of
lands of Cavananore and Dungooly in Barony Dundalk Co. Louth and moiety of
lands of Tullyvallen in Barony Upper Fews Co. Armagh … WITNESS; Francis SCOTT
of Dundalk Co. Louth Apothecary & David JACKSON of 31 Lombard
Street London, Gentleman [SEAL]
NOTE: David JACKSON (1855-1903). HSBC records show that he started with HSBC in 1877, but since
31 Lombard St. was the address of HSBC it is possible that he started a bit earlier. He was a
brother of Andrew Coulter Bradford JACKSON. Frederick Richard GRIFFIN (later
married their sister Mary MENARY. |
|
1876 |
39 |
72 |
|
Drumskelt |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, John & BREAKEY,
Thomas-BREAKEY, Thomas Cov
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
23/8/1876. John
BREAKEY, Drumskelt & Thomas, son, Elizabeth Ferguson, nee BREAKEY, wife
of Isaiah, Mary Gillespie, nee BREAKEY, wife of Rev John Gillespie. |
|
1876 |
44 |
211 |
1875-1879 |
Mountpottinger |
GILMORE |
John REID – John GILMORE |
|
1876 |
44 |
251 |
1875-1879 |
Mountpottinger |
GILMORE |
James GILMORE |
|
1877 |
12 |
262 |
1877 Mar 19 |
Carlow |
JACKSON |
Landed Estates to McCULLAGH
Memorial of an indenture 17 Mar 1877 refers to an
indenture Jan 3 1720 btw Wm HUNT & John PHIPPS... land formerly held by
Mary HARRIS widow... Benjamin BARTON... James HAMILTON... in 27th year of reign of Queen Victoria transfer of land after £540 pd to
Elizabeth J. McCULLOCH of Brighton Terrace, Sandy [?] Dublin,
widow...£480 due to Elizabeth JACKSON the petitioner.... estate of Mary
Ames JACKSON ... lands of Rattonpeile 10A 3R 11P in town of Carlow
... # 9 & 10 Carlow St... [Note this was a lengthy memorial, and I
haven’t a clue of half of what they were on about]. |
1 |
1877 |
16 |
263 |
|
|
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Elizabeth - WILSON, Thomas Notes in 2009
diary See beneath re: Ballymascanlan Cottage, Co. Louth |
|
1877 |
28 |
240 |
1875-1879 |
Ballymachan |
|
Thomas JACKSON-Wm EWART |
|
1877 |
51 |
266 |
1877 Nov 30 |
Ballywooley. Co. Down |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON – Robert McQUISTON
James JACKSON of Ballygrainey, Co. Down, Gent of
1st pt & Robert Jackson BELL of Ballywooley, Co. Down,
Gent of 2nd pt & Robert McQUISTON of Belfast Esq., Co.
Antrim.. James JACKSON by the direction of Robert Jackson BELL
granted lands in recited indenture of 1729 Aug 12, and recited mtg
of 2 Jan 1852… town and lands of Ballywooley alias Ballywoolie 142
acres , parish of Bangor, Barony of Castlereagh, Co. Down… sum of 2,500
pounds & interest… |
|
1877 |
60 |
259 |
1877 Apr 14 |
Ballymascanlan Cottage, Co. Louth |
OLIVER |
OLIVER-WILSON Notes in 2009 diary
Between Elizabeth OLIVER presently residing at
Ballymascanlon Cottage in Co. Louth, widow of the 1st part &
John McILWAINE of Newry, Co. Louth Gent of the 2nd part &
Thomas WILSON of Ballymascanlon Cottage, Co. Louth of 3rd part
(Maria CRAWLEY, sister of Elizabeth OLIVER was married to Thomas
WILSON) ... in consideration of 10 shillings paid to Elizabeth OLIVER by said
Thomas WILSON ... she, Eliza OLIVER by said Thomas WILSON did grant ... to
Thomas WILSON .. (her) undivided 5th share or part, or other her
estate & interest of or in the rents and profits of said lands of Clontygora [Clontygora,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] containing
693A 1R 33P called Clontygora North & that part of the lands of
Clontygora South containing 552A 16P in Parish of Killeavay, Barony of Upper
Orier & Co. Armagh & also that part of the lands of Edentobber
containing 446A 6P Barony of Lower Dundalk, Co. Louth ... arising out of the
said lands and charged theron by the will of the said Launcelot COULTER
deceased and also all that the said sum of £1000 costs at present in the
hands of the said Thomas WILSON being the actual and proper money of the said
Elizabeth OLIVER ... upon trust for the said Elizabeth OLIVER ... until the
intended marriage (what marriage???) WITNESS: Thomas CAREY of Newry,
solicitor; William STINSON of Newry, book keeper. |
|
1878 |
3 |
221 |
1878 Jan 10 |
Holywood |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – John JACKSON 1875-1879
Image 120
BTW John JACKSON of Belfast Co. Antrim Gent of 1
pt & John JACKSON of Belfast Plumber & Gas fitter of the other
pt. Reciting that John JACKSON of 1st pt transferred to John
JACKSON of 2nd pt. premised demised 1 Mar 1839 from John
JACKSON the elder to John JACKSON the younger on South West side
of Shore Street in town of Holywood Parish of Holywood containing in breadth
72’ commencing in the centre of the Gateway and extending to a tenement at
present in occupation of George CREEKARD and running backwards in a straight
line to premises in occupation of William HAYES abt 200’ … for rest of
unexpired term of 900 years. WITNESS: John Campbell WHITE Solicitor John
Alexander McGIMPSEY law clerk both of Belfast John JACKSON [SEAL] John
JACKSON [SEAL] |
q |
1878 |
41 |
271 |
|
Armagh |
HAYES |
James HAYES-Matthew HALL |
|
1878 |
46 |
95 |
1878 Oct 10 |
Ballynafeigh, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John LENNON-Anthony JACKSON.
Trustees re marriage of Sarah LENNON with Anthony
JENNINGS of 1st part (many names) & William Milo de Rune
BARCLAY of 2nd pt…Anthony Thomas JACKSON, architect
of Belfast… land in Ballynafeigh… 22 acres 20 perches… farm known as Prospect in Parish of
Newtownbreda, Barony of Castlereagh…
I suspect he is one of the Quaker JACKSONs |
|
1878 |
46 |
95 |
1875-1879 |
Prospect |
JACKSON |
John LENNON – Anthony JACKSON |
q |
1878 |
49 |
267 |
1875-1879 |
Ballynickle, Co. Down |
|
John DOUGLAS- William JACKSON |
q
??? |
1879 |
7 |
65 |
1878 Dec 31 |
Carlow
Wales
India
Dublin
Wexford |
BROWNE |
Image
190
BTW James BROWNE
of [Marar ?] in Empire of India Esq M.D. The Rev James ARMSTRONG of
Penmaenmore [?] Perry Marian North Wales Clerk of 1st pt. …
lengthy deed EUSTACE … |
|
1879 |
7 |
66 |
1878 Nov 21 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image
191
William Richard CORR of
Crossmaglen, Solicitor, aged 21 years+, Plaintiff obtained a judgement in
High Court Justice in Ireland against William BROWN of Crossmaglen, Merchant, David JACKSON of Urker [Urcher, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper], farmer and Alexander BROWN of Clohoge Farmer defendants
for £129 plus costs of £7.8 … land in Townland of Clohoge [Cloghoge, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper], Parish of Creggan, Barony Upper Fews, Co. Armagh now in
occupation of land Alexander BROWN.
NOTE: William CORR (1815-1883) was a merchant of Urker House
and father of William Richard CORR (abt 1851-1911) a solicitor and bachelor
who practiced first in Carrickmacross and then at CORR & O’CONNOR, The
Square, Crossmaglen. SEE: Corr
Family History.
NOTE: Exploring BROWN-JACKSON connections:
· Deed 619-7-423137 dated Dec 2, 1809 Deed
of conveyance between Alexander BROWN of Cloghog, Co. Armagh farmer &
Cornelius BROWN of Tullycol[eve?] Co. Armagh, farmer. Whereby Alexander BROWN
declared ¼ of Kiltybane (29 A 1R 30p) [Kiltybane (Na
Coillte Bána or Lios Liatroma) (aka Lisleitrim)
Parish Newtownhamilton,
Barony Fews Upper] demised by the late James EASTWOOD of Castletown, Co.
Louth to the said Alexander and William BROWN & Alexander DONELTON [sic]
20 Aug 1794 was made in trust to the said Alexander BROWN to & for the
use of the minor children of the late John BROWN of Cloghog aforesaid
deceased whose last will and testament said Alexander BROWN was the only
executor ... natural lives of Alexander DONALDSON & William BROWN.
Witness John COLER of Aghad ... & John BROWN of Cloghog, both of Co.
Armagh, farmers. John WALLACE of A... Attorney, Dublin. NOTE: A John BROWN was a brother-in-law of the three
brothers: William McCULLAGH, Samuel McCULLAGH and George McCULLAGH [I suspect
a Co. Monaghan connection here]. SOURCE: A Statistical Account of the
Barony of Upper Fews in the County of Armagh. John Donaldson 1838, p13.
· Deed 500-66-312060 dated 1795 Feb 13
p 132 2007
· Deed 552-242-365984 dated 1802 Oct 19
· Deed 565-222-377388 dated 1780 Jan 1
· Deed 713-137-487872 |
|
1879 |
7 |
67 |
1878 Nov 21 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image
191
William CORR of Crossmaglen,
Solicitor, Plaintiff obtained a judgement in High Court Justice in Ireland
against William BROWN of Crossmaglen, Merchant, David JACKSON of
Urker, farmer and Alexander BROWN of Clohoge [Cloghoge, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper], Farmer defendants … David JACKSON is at time of
securing this affidavit possessed at law or in Equity that farm of land with
the houses and buildings in townlands of Liscalget Liscalgat (Lis-galgat),
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper] and Urker now in occupation of said David JACKSON in Parish Creggan, Barony Upper Fews, Co. Armagh and the judgement is still
in effect for £105.15 still remains justly due.
NOTE: William CORR (1815-1883) was a merchant of Urker House
and father of William Richard CORR (abt 1849-1911) a solicitor and bachelor
who practiced first in Carrickmacross and then his office was CORR &
O’CONNOR, The Square, Crossmaglen. SEE: Corr
Family History. |
|
1879 |
7 |
68 |
1878 Nov 21 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image
192
William CORR of Crossmaglen,
Solicitor, Plaintiff obtained a judgement in High Court Justice in Ireland
against William BROWN of Crossmaglen, Merchant, David JACKSON of Urker [Urcher, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper],, farmer and Alexander BROWN of Clohoge [Cloghoge, Parish Creggan, Barony Fews
Upper] Farmer defendants … for £129 plus costs of £7.8 … William
BROWN is at time of securing this affidavit certain lands in townland of
Crossmaglen, Parish of Creggan, Barony Upper Fews, Co Armagh now in
occupation of William BROWN and his tenant John FOYLE …
NOTE: William CORR (1815-1883) was a merchant of Urker House
and father of William Richard CORR (abt 1849-1911) a solicitor and bachelor
who practiced first in Carrickmacross and then his office was CORR &
O’CONNOR, The Square, Crossmaglen. SEE: Corr
Family History. |
|
1879 |
7 |
69 |
1879 Jan 31 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 192
BTW Sarah ANDERSON of
Brackagh, Co. Tyrone Widow lessor of 1 pt & John JACKSON of
Brackagh Gent, Lessee of other pt. Part of lands of Brackagh, Barony East
Omagh, Co. Tyrone containing 91a 1r 38p in occupation of lessor but then in
occupation of Lessee with dwelling house farm buildings and appurtenances for
term of 31 years subject to annual rent of £120 … and also containing
covenant by lessee to build in addition to the dwelling house then standing
on said premises to keep all the buildings insured against loss or damage by
fire to extent of £400 … WITNESS: John GRAHAM solicitor of Enniskillen and
William GRAHAM of Drumall farmer both of Co. Fermanagh. Sarah ANDERSON [SEAL]
NOTE: This is most likely John JACKSON (1839-1886) postmaster of Brackagh and son
of David JACKSON & Eliza OLIVER of Urker Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Crossmaglen, Co. Armagh |
|
1879 |
11 |
55 |
1879 Feb 22 |
Co. Louth |
STITT |
STITT, William-STITT, Alexander 1870-1879
Between William STITT of Derryfalone, Co. Louth farmer
of one part & Alexander STITT of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh Merchant of
the other part. William STITT granted to Alexander STITT ... life insurance
policy & also town and lands of Cregganduff [Creggan
Duff (An Creagán Dubh), Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] containing
37A, Parish of Creggan ... WITNESS: William Addye SIMSON of Armagh, solicitor
& William James DONALDSON of Newtownhamilton. |
|
1879 |
14 |
277 |
1875-1879 |
Holywood |
|
John JACKSON – Hugh McGURK |
q |
1879 |
16 |
153 |
1879 Mar 19 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Image 79
BTW David JACKSON of
Ballinary [Ballynarry, Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] Co. Armagh, Farmer of 1st pt; William ROWE of Ballinary Farmer & James FULTON farmer & Margaret
FULTON otherwise ROWE his wife of Derrylileagh Derrylileagh [Derrylileagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Thomas SULLIVAN farmer &
Rachel SULLIVAN otherwise ROWE his wife of Derrylard, Moses JACKSON of
Ballinary farmer & John MARTIN farmer and Mary Jane MARTIN otherwise ROWE
his wife of Ballinary all in Co. Armagh of 2nd pt. William ROWE of
Ballinary farmer of 3rd pt. Reciting indenture 12 Oct 1861 btw
William ROWE of 1st pt & Anne ROWE of Ballinary widow since
deceased of th 2nd part’ Margaret ROWE now Margaret FULTON party
hereto and Rachel ROWE now Rachel SULLIVAN party hereto Sarah ROWE afterwards Sarah JACKSON since deceased wife of Moses JACKSON party hereto and Mary Jane ROWE now Mary Jane MARTIN
party hereto of 3rd pt. and said David JACKSON also party herto of
4th pt which recited indenture of lease 20 Feb 1836 Edward OBRE
granted to John ROWE farm in possession of John ROWE in Ballinary Co. Armagh
containing 46a 2r 21p English measure for lives of George ENSOR son of George
ENSOR of Ardress and William VERNER and Wingfield VERNER sons of late Col
William VERNER of Church Hill subject to yearly rent of £50.2.9. John ROWE
dies intestate leaving John ROWE his eldest son and heir and also leaving
William ROWE, Anne ROWE, Margaret ROWE, Rachel ROWE, Sarah ROWE and Mary Jane
ROWE his next of kin and by indented deed 3 Feb 1853 the said John ROWE and
Anne ROWE assigned to David JACKSON a portion of land containing 12a 21p to David JACKSON for
lives named for rent of £9.12.6 and that the said John ROWE died leaving
William ROWE his heir and reciting that William ROWE desirous to carry out
the wishes of his father and to make a provision for his mother and sisters
by agreement 5 Oct 1861 assigned the remainder to David JACKSON ….
[much more detail about various ROWEs] … Anne ROWE died abt 21 Dec 1878 and
lands had not been sold or mortgaged to raise the said sum of £200 but that
the said William ROWE agreed to pay to John FULTON & Margaret his wife,
the said Thomas SULLIVAN and Rachel his wife, the said Moses JACKSON and
the said John MARTIN and Mary Jane his wife parties thereto the said sum of
£200 on conveyance executed by them and the said David JACKSON … land lately
in possession of John ROWE sr & John ROWE jr deceased containing 44a 2r
in Manor of Clontilen, Parish Tartaraghan, Barony Oneiland West Co. Armagh
excepting … WITNESS; Henry J. HARRIS solicitor Portadown & William John
AGNEW Law Clerk Portadown.
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
1879 |
58 |
201 |
1879 Dec 3 |
Carlow
Wicklow
Dublin |
JACKSON, William |
William JACKSON – Henry B. BURTON 1870-1879
Image 266
BTW Charles RYAN of Barnhill Co. Wicklow Esq. of 1st pt Sarah RYAN otherwise BOYCE of Barnhill House his wife of 2nd pt; William JACKSON of Knockboy Esq. of 3rd pt & Henry
B. BURTON of 3 Catherwood Place Co. Dublin Esq. of 4th pt….
reciting 5 Sept 1817 … Charles RYAN inheritance … reciting 4 Mar 1869
settlement previous to a marriage btw Charles RYAN and Sarah BOD [or BOYCE?]
… with consent of Sarah RYAN and William JACKSON granted to Henry
BURTON part of lands of Knocklassinemore commonly known by the name of
Barnhill Estate in Barony Rathvilly, Co Carlow containing 28a Irish
Plantation measure & commonly known as the Demesne lands of Barnhill
granted 25 Sept 1717… WITNESS Henry Bindon BURTON of No 4 Wellington Quay
City of Dublin Solicitor & Henry T. HUGHES of 12 Ormaond Quay Dublin Law
Clerk |
|
1880 |
11 |
279 |
1880 Mar 4 |
Meath |
JACKSON, Gordon |
Gordon JACKSON – William LANE
CROSSLE-LANE
A Memorial of an indenture of Mortgage made the
twenty-seventh day of January one thousand eight hundred and eighty between
James CROSSLE of Amahoe House in the County of Tyrone Esq of the first part. Gordon JACKSON of Rath House in
the County of Meath Esquire of the second part and William LANE of Derrylavin
in the County of Monaghan, Esquire William
Doolan SMITH of Castleblayney in the
County of Monaghan Esquire and Andrew Foulis McMATH of Thornford in the
County of Monaghan Esq of the 3rd pt.
Reciting an indenture of mortgage 4th Nov 1857 by Thomas JACKSON to the said James CROSSLE to secure
the sum of 4000 pounds with interest . The will and the death of said Thomas
JACKSON and that the principal sum of £1900 still remained due on said
mtg…. in consid of £1900 at the request of Gordon JACKSON paid to the
said James CROSSLE by the said William LANE, William Doolan SMITH & Andrew Foules McMATH … then
transferred to the three the lands formerly called the two Raths land but now
known as Rathe, a sub-denomination of the Poles of Newcastle containing 401 a
2r 23 perches statute measure Barony of Morgallion, Co. Meath.
Referencing deed 4 Nov 1857. WITNESS: Robert Ellis BAILIE of Castleblayney,
Co. Monaghan, solicitor & Thomas JACKSON of Lisnaboe, Kingscourt.
SEE: JACKSONs of
Lisnaboe, Co. Meath
NOTE: William Doolan SMITH was the husband of Kate Elizabeth
JACKSON, daughter of Burton JACKSON (1805-1875) and Elizabeth
McMATH, daughter of Andrew McMATH. |
|
1880 |
60 |
259 |
1880 Dec 20 |
Killylea |
OLIVER & JACKSON, David |
OLIVER, John - ARMSTRONG, Henry B Notes in 2009
diary
OLIVER, William
In consideration of £350 by
Henry Bruce ARMSTRONG of Killilea [Killylea , Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh. Esq pd to
the estate of John OLIVER
… and of Trustee William OLIVER owner and petitioner and of David JACKSON and others … grant to ARMSTRONG part of lands of Lisdrumard Lisdrumard , Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] containing 66A 2R
4P … lands of Drumgar [Drumgar, Parish Derrynoose, Barony of Armagh] 1A 34 P excepted by the 36th Division of
Trinity College Dublin Leasing & Perpetuity Oct 1851. Excepted from Sir
James Matthew STRONG … former conveyance of said lands 16 Feb 1869 between
STRONG & William OLIVER &
Thomas OLIVER … (relating to) indenture 15 Sept 1837 between Rev Joseph
LEATHLY of the one part & William OLIVER & Thomas OLIVER of
the other part [SEE also: ROD 1837-17-52].
Schedule included:
Part of the lands of Lisdrummond [66.2.4], the lands of
Knockagraphy [Knockagraffy , Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh [24.3.6] & part of lands of Drumgarr [Drumgar, Parish Derrynoose, Barony of Armagh] [1.0.34]. Tenant: William KNIPE-Robert KNIPE £150.
Agreement dated 5 Nov 1867 between William OLIVER of the one part &
Robert KNIPE of the other part … (lots of detail). WITNESS: Edward ARCHER.
(NOTE: see Chart p104 2009 black diary) |
LDS |
1881 |
7 |
95 |
1880-1884 |
Sandsend Field |
|
Anna JACKSON – Richard M. DOUGLAS |
|
1881 |
7 |
95 |
1880-1884 |
The Elders |
|
Anna JACKSON – Richard M. DOUGLAS |
|
1881 |
11 |
280 |
1880-1884 |
Holywood |
|
Anna JACKSON – Richard M. DOUGLAS |
|
1881 |
17 |
140 |
1880-1889 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
Elizabeth JACKSON – Richard FINCH
James Francis WATSON, Brisbane, Australia, Gent & William
JACKSON of Bankfield near Kirkham, Co. Lancaster, Gent & Mary
Ellen SUTCLIFFE of Southport in said Co., widow of 2nd pt. Elizabeth
JACKSON wife of said William JACKSON of 3rd pt…. more
names, all having a piece of the action … land in Lurgen in north east side
of town. |
|
1882 |
6 |
164 |
|
Keady |
DOBBIN |
PRONI D889/2/53 OLIVERs may also be in this one. See
PRONI notes. Wrong # |
|
1882 |
35 |
24 |
1880-1884 |
Ballywooley, Co. Down |
DONALDSON |
Louisa BELL- William DONALDSON |
??? |
1883 |
29 |
6 |
1880 Jul 12 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Indenture between Henry JACKSON of Cara, Co.
Fermanagh, Esq. of 1 pt; Andrew Craig ROBINSON of no 31 South Mall in City of
Cork, Esq. of the other part. Reciting that Samuel KIDD by his will dated 17
Sep 1860 give all his real estate to his two son in laws: William Nasau
IRWIN, MD and the said Henry JACKSON. Upon trusts… probate of his will
15 Oct 1860… JACKSON & ROBINSON now trustees. WITNESS; John
Dudgeon & Francis Durbin COWEN both of Clones Co. Monaghan. |
|
1883 |
29 |
6 |
1883 Jul 12 |
Leitrim & Queens Co. & Monaghan |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON – Henry JACKSON & ors
Henry JACKSON of Car. Co. Fermanagh Esq of one
pt.. see above for more detail. Charlotte IRWIN, wife of William Nassau
IRWIN …. Lands at Bohey, Co Leitrim, & Tirkeeran, Co. Monaghan for
use of Henry JACKSON…. Lands at Ballybrophy.
NOTE: Charlotte IRWIN
was daughter of Samuel KIDD (1790-1860) |
|
1883 |
43 |
57 |
1883 July 23 |
Ballymacarrett,
Co. Down |
JACKSON |
William R. JACKSON – William B. RITCHIE
William Ridgeway JACKSON, of Belfast, Co.
Antrim, architect…. Very long lease. Lots of land description. NOTE: b: 10 Jan 1840 in Belfast d: 30 Nov 1886 in
Sydney, NSW, Australia. SEE: Quaker JACKSONs |
|
1883 |
43 |
58 |
1880-1884 |
Ballymagowen Quarries |
JACKSON |
William R. JACKSON – William B. RITCHIE
William Ridgeway JACKSON |
|
1883 |
43 |
58 |
1880-1884 |
Magherascouse & Quarries |
|
William R. JACKSON – William B. RITCHIE
William Ridgeway JACKSON |
|
1883 |
45 |
220 |
1883 Oct 4 |
Newtownards |
JACKSON |
Edward McCALL – William JACKSON 1880-1884
Image 379
BTW Edward McCALL of Newtownards Co. Down Draper
executor named in will of Patrick GILMORE late of Newtownards aforesaid
tinsmith deceased of 1 pt; William JACKSON of Newtownards Publican of
other pt. Reciting indenture 1 Nov 1861 from Most Hon Frederick William
Robert Marquis of Londonderry to said Patrick GILMORE and reciting it was
mentioned in consideration of £325 paid by William JACKSON to said
Edward McCALL … assigned parcel of ground situate on North side of Little
Francis Street in Town of Newtownards in breadth in front to Francis St 44’
and breadth in rere 44’ to East Street and in length from front to rere east side
266’ and on the west side 265’ together with dwelling houses and buildings
theron known as Numbers 43 and 45 Little Francis Street and Numbers 73 and 75
East Street in town of Newtownards, Barony Lower Castlereagh, Co. Down.
SEE: Contemporary Map. |
|
1884 |
6 |
182 |
1880-1884 |
Belfast Lough Foreshore |
|
Jane JACKSON - Robert Grimshaw DUNVILLE.
SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down.
See: 1876-10-256. |
|
1884 |
6 |
182 |
1884 Feb 1 |
Holywood, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Jane JACKSON - Robert Grimshaw DUNVILLE.
Jane JACKSON of Garden Lodge near Holywood, Co.
Down, spinster; Matilda JACKSON of Garden Lodge, spinster; John SIMMS
of Newtownards, Co. Down, draper; John DAVIDSON of Turf Lodge Co. Down,
farmer trustees… George JACKSON…. Will…annuities … 89 acres 2
roods 36 perches…bounded on the north by a road running in an
easterly direction from the High Road leading from Belfast to Holywood and
partly by land the property of William LANGRIDGE in the east, Lower
Castlereagh, Co. Down…. And land on the foreshore bounded by lands of
Knockmagoney being part of what was conveyed for the Belfast Holywood and
Bangor Railway…. To Robert Grimshaw DUNVILLE. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down.
See: 1876-10-256. |
|
1884 |
18 |
260 |
1884 Apr 7 |
Ballyagherty |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON – Alice JACKSON (or
BAILIE).
Btw. William JACKSON of Ballyagherty & Alice Jane JACKSON otherwise BAILIE, wife of William JACKSON,
farmer.. lands in Ballyagherty containing 10 acres 2 rods Cunningham measure
– held by William JACKSON as a yearly tenant under James Charles PRICE
Esq. at yearly rent of 13 pounds 2s 2d … farm formerly belonged to Alice
BAILIE before her marriage to William JACKSON WITNESS: Thomas DUNWOODY
of 13 Lombard St., Dublin.
NOTE: William JACKSON died 1884: Administration of the personal estate of William JACKSON late of Ballyaugherty County Down Farmer who died 9 April 1884 at same place
were granted at Belfast to Alice Jane JACKSON of Ballyaugherty the
Widow. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down. NOTE: Ballyagherty , Parish of Saintfield. |
|
1884 |
19 |
51 |
1884 Apr 3 |
Clontinglore |
JACKSON |
Christine JACKSON – Malcolm THOMPSON
Malcolm R. THOMPSON & W. Moffatt CLOW …executors of
William THOMPSON deceased… judgment against Christina JACKSON, a widow
of Clontinglore, Saintfield, Co. Down (Townland of Clontinglare, Parish of
Kilmore, Barony of Upper Castlereagh). NOTE:
She died in 1890. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down. |
|
1884 |
38 |
208 |
1880-1889 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, David |
David JACKSON – John CASTLES
David JACKSON of Ballinary, Co. Armagh,
farmer. SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
1884 |
44 |
69 |
1880-1889 |
Carlow |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Joseph JACKSON |
q |
1885 |
1 |
275 |
1885 Jan 7 |
Carlow |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Joseph JACKSON
Joseph JACKSON of Carlow, Co. Carlow…
dwelling houses outhouses yard and premises known as #11 Tallow St., Carlow
based on lease of 1851 |
15 |
1885 |
3 |
34 |
1885 Jan 16 |
Londonderry |
JACKSON, David |
David JACKSON – William J. GUTHRIE
Image
20
BTW William DONAGHY of Ballylarghy [possibly Ballyleagry, Parish Balteagh, Barony Keenaght,] Co. Londonderry farmer of 1 pt; John JACKSON and David JACKSON both of Ardgarvin [Ardgarvan, Parish Drumachose, Barony Keenagh] Co Londonderry farmers of 2nd pt; William
Jones GUTHRIE of Greysteel [either Gresteel Beg or Gresteel More, Parish Faughanvale, Barony Tirkeeran] Co. Londonderry famer of 3rd pt.In
consideration of £200 paid by William James GUTHRIE to William DONAGHY John
JACKSON & David JACKSON conveyed Townland of Ballymully [Ballymully, Parish Balteagh, Barony Keenaght] Barony of Kennaught, Co. Londonderry 60a 2r 31p …& 64a
in Ardgarvin, Barony of Kennaught and townland Largyreagh [Largyreagh, Parish Drumachose, Barony of Keenaght] containing 57a with undivided share of the mountain
grazing attached… WITNESS: Hugh Dillon LANE Barrister & James ALLEN
writing Clerk John [X] JACKSON [SEAL]
& David JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: 1901
Census John JACKSON age 49 & David JACKSON age 46 at Ardgarven (b abt
1855). Both brothers unmarried in 1911
Census. |
15 |
1885 |
33 |
3 |
1885 Aug 7 |
Leitrim |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON – Henry JACKSON & ors
Btw Henry JACKSON of Cara, Co. Fermanagh Esq of
the one pt & Henry William JACKSON of #3 Lower Fitzwilliam
Rd., City of Dublin barrister at law, son of Henry JACKSON….
Transferred part of lands of Kilclaremore cont 201a 3r 2p statute
measure & lands of Kiltynasinagh cont 64 a 31 p & lands of
Mullaghaneigh cont 58 acres and part of the town and lands of Selfanmoran
(foremerly called Gurteen) cont 64 a all situate in the Barony &
Co.Leitrim. |
15 |
1885 |
35 |
283 |
1880-1889 |
Leitrim & Queens Co. & Monaghan |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON – Henry JACKSON & ors |
q |
1886 |
5 |
295 |
1880-1889 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON & ors
Between Sydney JACKSON of Castleblayney,
Monaghan, Esq & Robert William GRIFFIN of #63 Baggot St., City of Dublin,
L.L.D.. Land in Castleblayney… 24 feet in front and backwards towards the
commons 350 feet.…Landlords: Gustavus BROOKE of Castleblayney, Esq. Andrew
Foulis McMATH of Thornford, Co. Monaghan Esq. & James McKEAN of Laragh,
Co. Monaghan …. |
|
1886 |
36 |
253 |
1886 Aug 7 |
Ballypriomore, Antrim |
JACKSON, George & Luke |
George A. JACKSON – Luke JACKSON
A judgement and ejectment obtained by Luke JACKSON and James Holmes JACKSON, both merchants of Larne, against George Alexander JACKSON of Boghead, Islandmagee, Co. Antrim, famer…. Sum of
920 pounds…. NOTE: These are the JACKSONs of Islandmagee. |
|
1886 |
45 |
209 |
1886 Mar 5 |
Antrim |
JACKSON, George & Luke |
George A. JACKSON – Luke JACKSON
NOTE: These are the JACKSONs of Islandmagee.
under JACKSON of Boghead, Islandmagee, Co.
Antrim farmer of the 1 farmer and James Holmes JACKSON of
Larne, owner did assign to Luke JACKSON and James
Holmes JACKSON… of Ballypriormore, Parish of Islandmagee
cont 24 a Plantation measure… George Alexander as yearly tenant under
Viscount Dungannon… NOTE: These are the JACKSONs of Islandmagee. |
15 |
1887 |
8 |
257 |
1885-1887 |
Carsonstown |
|
John JACKSON – John FRAME |
|
1887 |
8 |
257 |
1887 Feb 22 |
Ballyagherty, Co Down |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – John FRAME
John JACKSON of Carsonstown demised lands
in Carsonstown, Parish of Saintfield to John FRAME cont 9 acres
2r 17p |
15 |
1887 |
12 |
258 |
1885-1887 |
Carsonstown |
|
John JACKSON – Samuel ANDERSON |
|
1887 |
45 |
279 |
1885-1887 |
Ballyhackamore |
|
William J. DUNLOP – James F. JACKSON |
|
1887 |
47 |
178 |
1885-1887 |
Barnmaghery. Co. Down |
|
Robert MARTIN – Elizabeth JACKSON
I suspect she is related to Anne JACKSON late of Barnemaghery County Down who died 9 December 1888 at same place were
granted at Belfast to Gardiner JACKSON of Barnemaghery Farmer the
Husband. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down. |
|
1888 |
8 |
4 |
1888 Feb 21 |
Raffery, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON jr. – Robert KELLY
Btw William John JACKSON of Raffery Co. Down,
Farmer… 24a |
15 |
1888 |
17 |
101 |
1885-1887 |
Ballymacarrett |
|
Belfast Provincial Bank – Jane JACKSON |
|
1888 |
49 |
188 |
1880-1889 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Susan |
Susan F. Hon JACKSON –William COLLES
A long deed with many parties including The Rev
Alexander Cosby JACKSON Co.? (Middlesex?) & his wife the Hon Susan JACKSON of the 13th pt. NOTE:
This would be Susan Francis JACKSON wife of Rev. Alexander Cosby JACKSON.
Their daughter Augusta Frances converted to Catholicism. |
|
1888 |
52 |
54 |
1885-1887 |
Ballymacarrett |
JACKSON |
Agnes HENDERSON – James JACKSON |
|
1888 |
56 |
214 |
1885-1887 |
Ballyregan, Co. Down |
|
Hill MAGEE – Thomas S. OLIVER |
|
1888 |
58 |
18 |
|
Armagh |
HAYES |
James HAYES-Wm WEATHERHEAD |
|
1889 |
3 |
113 |
1885-1887 |
Ballymachan |
JACKSON |
Sir Thomas McCLURE – Thomas JACKSON |
q
??? |
1889 |
12 |
300 |
1885-1887 |
Ballynickle, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON – James C. SMITH |
q |
1889 |
14 |
219 |
1885-1887 |
Knocknagony, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
William JACKSON - Robert Grimshaw DUNVILLE |
q |
1889 |
23 |
94 |
1885-1887 |
Ballyhackamore |
|
James JACKSON & ors - Patrick BURNS |
q |
1890 |
7 |
131 |
1890 Feb 5 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James & Robert |
James JACKSON – Robert JACKSON
Memorial of indenture btw James JACKSON of Davidstown,
Co. Kildare, Farmer of 1st pt & Robert JACKSON of
Ballyshannon Mills, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare farmer of other pt…. in consd of
100 pounds pd by Robert JACKSON to James JACKSON…sell… lands of
Wevill, Ballyshannon & Carrighill cont 73 acres 3 rods Irish Plantation
measure. |
|
1890 |
17 |
182 |
1890 Apr 5 |
Ballymacarrett, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON – James A. STEWART 1890- 1894
Image 491
BTW James JACKSON of Annesley Street City of
Belfast Merchant of 1 pt; James Andrew STEWART of Lisburn Co. Antrim Merchant
& Edward ARCHDALE of Willow Bank Kingstown City of Dublin Gent of other
pt. In Consideration of 540 paid to James JACKSON by James
Andrew STEWART & Edward ARCHDALE… piece of ground with 13 houses on east
side of Welland Street in City of Belfast Townland of Ballymacarrett, Parish
Knockbreda Barony Upper Castlereagh Co. Down containing in front to Welland
Street 182’ 11” & in front to rere on north side 42’ 8” & on South
side 46’ 9” and extending along the rere 170’ 2” bounded on west by Welland
Street on the north by Tamar Street and on the south by land in possession of
Mr. IRVINE and on the east by a passage… WITNESS: Joseph CAMPBELL solicitor’s
assistant & William Henry CAIRNS Clerk both of Belfast. James JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Sale by Auction of
“That neat and commodious Residence in Ballmacarrett called “JACKSON Hall” with lawn
and garden, all in the very best order, at present in the occupation of
William Hall Esq. as tenant from year to year. BNL Apr 9 1864. |
q |
1890 |
31 |
223 |
1890 Jun 6 |
Ballymacarrett, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John S. JACKSON – Samuel MURPHY 1890- 1894
Image 294
BTW John S. JACKSON of College Epsom in
England Gent of the 1 pt & Samuel [?] MURPHY of Brookborough Lisnakea Co.
Fermanagh Merchant of the other pt. Reciting indenture 1 June 1889 from
Thomas Hay RITCHIE & William B RITCHIE & John HEANEY granted mtg to John
S. JACKSON …£ 450 … granted parcel of buildings on the South
Western side of the Street in the townland of Ballymacarret, Parish Knockbreda Barony
Castlereagh Co. Down in front to Seaford 144’ and front to rere on the North
[?] 37’… in breadth in rere 143’ …WITNESS: John Alexander NEWSOM Assistant
Master and Hugh Charles Herbert CANDY School Master both of Epsom College
Surrey in England & Mary LACY of Downside Epsom in England Cook
NOTE: In 1891 Census he
appears as John Steele JACKSON, born in Antrim, Assistant Master at
Epsom, age 41. PROBATE: Letters of
Administration of the personal estate of John Steele JACKSON late of Gracehill County Antrim M.A. Royal Medical College who died 5 October
1891 at same place were granted at Belfast to Thomas Henry JACKSON of
Barton Bank Mill-hill London N.W. Schoolmaster a Brother. Effects: £1,208 3s
11d. NOTE: Gracehill is in the townland of
Ballykennedy. |
q |
1890 |
33 |
183 |
1890 Jul 11 |
Georges St
Woodstock Rd. |
JACKSON |
Samuel STEWART – John S. JACKSON 1890- 1894
Image 183
BTW Samuel STEWART of 49 Lagan Village Road Ballymacarrett
Co. Down Grocer of 1st pt & John S. JACKSON of
Epsom in Surrey, England Gent of the other pt.. reciting agreement for
considerations mentioned to Samuel STEWART as beneficial owner granted to
John S. JACKSON indenture 1 March 1866 parcel of ground on South
side of new intended street called Fortingal Street adjoining the Old Lodge
Road in Town of Belfast containing in front to said Street 96’ and in depth
fromt to rere 32’ bounded on the north by Fortingal Street on the east by
Mrs. CONNORs holding on the South by Mr. WOODLOWs grounds and on the West by
Mrs AGNEWs holding in town of Belfast Parish Shankill otherwise Belfast
Barony of Upper Belfast Co. Antrim … also land on Woodsock Road and George
Street in townland of Ballymacarret, Parish Knockbreda Barony Upper
Castlereagh Co. Down measuring in front to Woodstock St 28’ 7” and backwards
along Georges Street 39’ 6” and on south side 56’ 2” and in depth in rere 38’
bounded on north by George’s Street on the South by premises in possession of
William COATES Esq or his undertenants, on the east by Woodstock Road and on
west by premises formerly in possession of John McBRATNEY jr. or his
undertenants WITNESS: Ambrose Howard RORKE Solicitor & Patrick Joseph
MAGEE Solicitor’s clerk both of Belfast.… for term of 853 years |
|
1890 |
53 |
288 |
1890 Nov 8 |
Ballymacarrett, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John S. JACKSON – John McB STEWART 1890- 1894
Image 288
BTW John S. JACKSON of Epsom, Co. Surrey,
England Gent of 1st pt. John McBratney STEWART of Lagan Village Ballymacarret Co. Down Clerk of 2nd pt & Anne STEWART of Lagan Village widow of 3rd pt.
Reciting mtg 11 July 1890 btw Samuel STEART of 1 pt & said John S. JACKSON of other pt… in consideration of £141.9.3 paid to said John
S. JACKSON by the said John McBratney STEWART & Anne STEWART …
reciting lease of 1 Mar 1866 land on south side of a new intended street to
be called Fortingal Street adjoining the Old Lodge Road in town of Belfast
[same descr as in earlier leases] in town of Belfast Parish of Shankhill
otherewise Belfast Barony of Upper Belfast Co. Antrim … thereby assigned to
the said Anne STEWART personal representative of the said Samuel STEWART
deceased … recited lease 13 March 1878 land on Woodstock Road and Georges
Street in townland of Ballymacarret, Parish Knockbreda , Barony Upper
Castlereagh Co. Down. [description mirrors earlier deeds] … John S. JACKSON [SEAL] |
q |
1891 |
19 |
266 |
1891 Feb 16 |
Elders the, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON- Richard Magennis DOUGLAS (very
long deed – lots of other names). John JACKSON of Melbourne, Australia
of 1st pt; Fanny Lyster KING otherwise JACKSON wife of John
KING of Earlsfield Road Wandsworth Common in Co Surrey, England, merchant
& Archer Bayley JACKSON of Westcoft Oakhill Rd., Putney Co
Surrey, England Esq of 2nd pt Henry O’Neill JACKSON of City of Londonderry steamboat agent of 3rd pt; Jane Bayley JACKSON, spinster city of Londonderry 3rd pt…. James
Kennedy JACKSON gent of Albert Rd., Teddington, Co. Surrey. England gent
of 8th pt; … Ann JACKSON of Westcroft Oakhill Rd.,
Putney, Co Surrey England widow of 10th pt; … will of James
Kennedy JACKSON deceased… Anna JACKSON executor of will of
William Archer JACKSON [d 1878 in Londonderry] … land on south west of
Shore St, town of Holywood abt 60X203’… called “The Elders”… ref to indenture
of Apr 1, 1840 lately in occupation of John JACKSON, parish of
Holywood, Barony of Castlereagh, Co. Down …lease of portion dated Mar 1, 1839
between John JACKSON and John JACKSON jr. for term of 900
years… sublease 21 Dec 1856 btw James Kennedy JACKSON of one part
& John POOLE. SEE: JACKSON Probates in Co. Down. NOTE; Many people in this family seem to have
been based in London. A will for Archer Bayley JACKSON was
probated 1941,to Annie Evelyn KING. A will for Fanny Lyster KING, wife of
John KING was probated to Annie Evelyn KING. Henry O’Neil JACKSON is age 42 in the 1901 Irish Census – born in Londonderry, Episcopalian, and
residing in Londonderry with his wife & three children. He died at
Balliniska, Springtown on 9 Jun 1911 and his will was probated to his wife Annie
Wilson JACKSON. Effects £173 9s 3d. James Kennedy JACKSON was a solicitor in Belfast (will probate 1875). |
|
1891 |
19 |
266 |
1890- 1894 |
Holywood, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – Richard DOUGLAS |
q |
1891 |
19 |
266 |
1890- 1894 |
Lands End Field, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON & ors – Richard DOUGLAS |
|
1891 |
19 |
266 |
1890- 1894 |
The Elders, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – Richard DOUGLAS |
q |
1891 |
20 |
297 |
1891 Apr 20 |
Ballymacarrett, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Ezekiel JACKSON – Belfast Banking Corp 1890-
1894
Image 333
MTG BTW Ezekiel JACKSON of Castlereagh
Road Mountpottinger Co. Down Flesher mtg with Belfast Banking Corp Lt…
property on north side of Rathmore Street in Townland of Ballymacarret, Parish Knockbreda Barony of Upper
Castlereagh, Co. Down containing in front to Rathmore Street 135’ in the rere
135’ and front to rere 37’ bordered on south or front by Rathmore Street on
the north by a common passage 4 ½’ … term of 10,000 years … Ezekiel JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: These dates match up: In 1901 Census, there is an Ezekiel JACKSON House 4 in Old Warren, Lisburn age 52, farmer,
born in England; wife Elizabeth age 49 born in Co. Monaghan and son John William JACKSON age 22 born in England. In 1911 they had been married
43 years – hence in 1878.. In the 1881 British Census, he was a butcher, son
of Abraham JACKSON a Cotton Weaver (born in Lancashire) in
Wardelword South, Lancashire. Age 32. He died 10 Jan 1912. Age 63. |
q |
1891 |
25 |
142 |
1891 May 12 |
Holywood, Co. Down
Lands End Field |
JACKSON |
Richard DOUGLAS – Henry
O’Neill JACKSON
Image 170
BTW Richard Magennis DOUGLAS
of Knockanbuoy Deroock Co. Antrim & Hugh McNeill McCORMICK of Belfast Co.
Antrim Esq. of 1st pt & Charles Carson ALLEN of City of
Londonderry of 2nd pt & Henry O’Neill JACKSON of City of
Londonderry Steam Shop Agent of the 3rd pt. reciting indenture 16
Fen 1891 assigned to Henry Neill JACKSON hereditaments in recited indenture 1 April 1840 ground
on the south west side of Shore Street in town of Holywood containing in
breadth at the front along said Street 60’ extending backwards on the West
side 203’ and on the east side 190’ and that parcel of ground in the common
field of Holywood called the Elders … then in occupation of John JACKSON Parish
of Holywood, Barony Castlereagh Co. Down … 1 Mar 1839 ease btw John JACKSON of 1 pt
& John JACKSON jr. for term of 900 years from 1838 … James Kennedy JACKSON & rev. John POOLE
NOTE: Henry O’Neill JACKSON (abt1859-1911) son of John
JACKSON (abt 1800-1899). John jr & James Kennedy were brother of Henry
Neill JACKSON |
q |
1891 |
25 |
143 |
1891 May 20 |
Holywood, Co. Down
Lands End Field, Co. Down
The Elders, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Henry O’Neill JACKSON – Mary IRVINE
Image 171
BTW Henry
O’Neill JACKSON of City of Londonderry Steam Boat Agent of 1 pt &
Mary IRVINE of Rosebank Moville Co. Donegal widow of the other pt.
NOTE: Much the same lands as above. |
|
1891 |
43 |
109 |
1890- 1894 |
Holywood, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Henry O’Neill JACKSON – Mary E. McILROY |
|
1891 |
57 |
222 |
1890- 1894 |
Ballynafeigh |
JACKSON |
James JACKSON – Second Royal Mutual |
|
1891 |
57 |
262 |
1890- 1894 |
Carsontown, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Hugh McCONNELL – William J. JACKSON |
|
1891 |
57 |
263 |
1890- 1894 |
Carsontown |
JACKSON |
William J. JACKSON – Hugh McCONNELL |
|
1892 |
13 |
112 |
1890-1899 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON – John LaTOUCHE, |
|
1892 |
15 |
73 |
1892 Mar 13 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Ann |
Ann JACKSON – James SPENCE
Memorial of an indenture of a marriage settlement made by Anne
JACKSON, widow of Parke Ave, Sandymount,
Co. Dublin of 1st pt; William SMITH of Hollingstown, Co. Kildare
of 2nd pt; Isabella M JACKSON (to be married) of Parke Ave
Sandymount spinster of 3rd pt. & James SPENCE of 7 Lower
Sackville St., Dublin, Gent & Robert SAUNDERS of Edenderry, [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], Kings Co., medical doctor, trustees of the 4th pt. … reciting indenture dated
10 July 1866 Frederick LINDSAY granted unto Anne LINDSAY.. lands of Killina
as described in lease of 3 Jan 1825 when held by John LINDSAY & Joseph
LINDSAY… granted 14 Sept 1868 granted to Anne JACKSON… secondly lands
of Collinstown in Barony of Carbury, Co. Kildare abt 262 acres…
NOTE: 1892 Mar 31
Marriage Cert for Isabel Margaret Jane JACKSON of full age & daughter of John
JACKSON, Merchant to William SMITH Gentleman farmer of Carbury, Co.
Kildare. If she went by the forename of Jane in the 1901 Census, it is possible that they were living at Ballyhagen, Co.
Kildare
NOTE: possibly Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1892 |
15 |
85 |
1890- 1894 |
Ballymacarrett, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Thomas JACKSON – William MILLAR |
q |
1892 |
21 |
235 |
1890- 1894 |
Barnamaghery |
JACKSON |
John JACKSON – John THOMPSON |
q |
1892 |
22 |
249 |
!890-1899 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Moses JACKSON – Portadown
Loan Co.
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
1892 |
32 |
188 |
1892 July 14 |
Derryfalone, Co. Louth |
STITT |
STITT-WALSH 1880-1889
Between Fanny STITT of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh
widow of the one part & Michael WALSH of Dundalk, Co. Louth, shopkeeper
of the other part ... in consideration of £650 paid to Fanny STITT ... farm
of land known as Derryfalone & Barronstown ... lately in occupation of
Fanny STITT and then in occupation of WALSH ... Fanny STITT tenant by virtue
of Land Law Ireland 1881. WITNESS: Thomas W. KILPATRICK, solicitor &
Thomas WRIGHT, solicitor, both of Armagh. |
|
1892 |
40 |
155 |
1890-1899 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON Declaration of Trust |
|
1892 |
45 |
119 |
1890- 1894 |
Castlereagh, Co. Down |
JACKSON |
Samuel ANDERSON – Margaret JACKSON or
GIBSON |
q |
1892 |
46 |
56 |
1890- 1894 |
Cultra |
JACKSON |
Ulster Bank – William J. JACKSON |
|
1893 |
35 |
45 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
Researched by Ken BREAKEY The number was recorded as
1045 – but I suspect #45 |
|
1893 |
36 |
116 |
1893 Jun 10 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON, Gent farmer.
Registration of 147 acres 1 rood 23 perches of land in
Longfield, Barony of Farney, Co. Monaghan & 29 acres 2 roods in
Killabrick |
|
1893 |
36 |
117 |
1893 Jun 10 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON Gent farmer.
Registration of 71 acres 30 perches in Longfield,
Barony of Farney, Co. Monaghan |
|
1893 |
36 |
118 |
1893 Jun 10 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON Gent farmer.
Lands of Corcuilloge containing 38 acres 1 rood
& 35 perches & part of Coolderry, Barony of Farney, Co.
Monaghan |
|
1893 |
36 |
147 |
1893 May 23 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, William |
William JACKSON – Kate MURRAY
Memorial of a deed of charge btw William JACKSON,
farmer and his wife both of Brewel, Co. Kildare of 1 pt & Kate MURRAY of
Fryanstown, Co. Wicklow… land of Brewel 32 acres, Barony of Narragh &
Reban East, Co. Kildare. To Kate MURRAY…. Michael LYNCH of Naas, law clerk,
subscribed as witness. |
|
1893 |
51 |
32 |
1893 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON of Longfield
Public works payment under grants syste. |
|
1893 |
63 |
247 |
1890-1899 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
Elizabeth JACKSON
Irish Land Commission. James JACKSON sr. of
Toberhewney [Toberhewny,
Parish Shankill,
Barony Oneilland
East], Lurgan, Co. Armagh, famer died 28 May 1890,and his son
& heir died 28 Dec 1890 leaving his younger brother Joseph JACKSON heir at law. Land was vested in his mother Elizabeth JACKSON, the
widow. |
|
1893 |
81 |
3 |
1893 Mar 11 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, David & John |
David JACKSON – John JACKSON
Btw John JACKSON of Derrycorr [Derrycor , Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Co. Armagh, farmer of 1st pt & Anne Jane
JACKSON, Rebecca JACKSON & Esther JACKSON all of Derrycorr of 2nd pt; James Henry JACKSON of
Derrycorr, farmer of 3rd pt & David JACKSON of
Derrycorr famer of 4th pt…. townland of Gallrock [Gallrock,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West], Barony of O’Neiland, Co. Armagh |
|
1894 |
28 |
1 |
1890-1899 |
Carlow Town |
JACKSON, William |
William JACKSON- John M. ROSE
Wrong # |
|
1894 |
61 |
20 |
1894 Jan 27 |
Meath |
JACKSON, Gordon |
Gordon JACKSON
Guardians of the Poor of Kells Union taken land
from representatives of Gordon JACKSON & sum of 4 pounds
been deposited in Bank of Ireland… part of the lands of Rathe containing two
roods and ten perches in field east of road leading from Kingscourt to
Nobber near Patrick Murphy’s house, Barony of Morgallion.
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
|
1895 |
13 |
111 |
1895 Mar 4 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James D. |
James D. JACKSON 1890-1899
Image 65
Registration of part of lands of Ballygibbon East
containing 1a 2r 26p and that part of lands of Ballygibbon West containing
103a 2r 19p in Barony of Carbury Co. Kildare. Fee simple.
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
q |
1895 |
39 |
280 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
9/7/1895. Josiah BREAKEY,
Mullanagore, Rockcorry, farmer. |
|
1895 |
47 |
235 |
1890-1899 |
Louth |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON
Wrong ref |
q |
1896 |
61 |
74 |
1896 Sept 24 |
Gortmellon, o. Tyrone |
OLIVER, Wm |
Part of the lands of Gortmellon cont. 146 a 3r 5p in
Barony of Strabane, Co. Tyrone, held in fee simple by William OLIVER of
Gortmellon Dunemanagh, Co. Tyrone, farmer. |
|
1897 |
8 |
277 |
1897 Feb 8 |
Ballyscandle, Co. Armagh |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Andrew C.B. – BRAWLY
Andrew Coulter Bradford OLIVER of Ballyscandle [Ballyscandal,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Farmer for £140 from William BRAWLEY of Terreskane [Terraskane,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh].
Andrew Coulter Bradford OLIVER assigned 11 acres 14 p of the farm at
Ballyscandle. |
|
1897 |
14 |
283 |
1897 Feb 26 |
Lisbane, Co. Armagh |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, Andrew C.B. – GILLESPIE
Between David GILLESPIE of Armagh, Merchant and Andrew
Coulter Bradford OLIVER of Ballybrockey [Ballybrocky,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Farmer for £50 GILLESPIE assigned to OLIVER part of Lisbane [Lisbane Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
10 acres 2 roods 25 perches in the Parish of Eglish. |
|
1897 |
26 |
6 |
1890-1899 |
Athy |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON – Patrick MAHON |
q |
1897 |
53 |
66 |
1897 July 3 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, John |
John JACKSON 1890-1899
Image 34
BTW John JACKSON of Fairview House Grangebeg,
Co. Kildare [aka Grange Beg, Parish of Gilltown,
in the Barony of South
Naas] tenant farmer thereinafter called the said tenant “of
the one part” and The Commissioners Public Works in Ireland … in
consideration of £66 … part of lands of Grangebeg, Barony of Naas South, Co.
Kildare … John JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: The Parish of
Gilltown is on the border of Co. Wicklow. |
q |
1898 |
17 |
228 |
1898 Mar 12 |
Ballygibbon, , Barony of Carbury, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON |
JACKSON – certification of title lands of
Ballygibbon West containing 115 acres 3r 29 p statute measure, Barony of
Carbury, Co. Kildare – fee simple. William JACKSON farmer of
Ballygibbon West, Edenderry, Kings Co. [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown], Kings Co.]
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1898 |
19 |
178 |
1898 Mar 21 |
Killenane, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON Richard & John |
JACKSON-JACKSON
Indenture of assignment 18 Mar 1898 btw Richard
JACKSON of Killenane, Co. Kildare, farmer of the one part and John
JACKSON of Fairview, Dunlavin, Co. Kildare, rate collector. Of the other
part. Reciting indenture of lease Aug 10 1841 and made between William
Truelock BOOKEY of 1st pt & John JACKSON of 2nd pt and Richard JACKSON of 3rd pt where Richard JACKSON as beneficial owner did assign to John JACKSON lands of Canny Court
containing 76 acres, Parish of Gilltown, Barony of South Naas, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1898 |
20 |
155 |
1898 Mar 23 |
Mayo |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-KENNY
Btw Sidney JACKSON of Curroy, Co. Mayo
spinster…reciting 24 Sept 1862 Rev William Oliver JACKSON then of
Pickle Point Co. Mayo obtained a judgement against James Vaughan JACKSON of 600 pounds against lands of Ballina, Barnoy of Tyrawly, Co. Mayo formerly
in possession of Arthur VAUGHAN deceased. |
1 |
1898 |
20 |
155 |
1890-1899 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON |
q |
1898 |
20 |
156 |
1898 Mar 23 |
Mayo |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-KENNY
Susan Anne JACKSON, widow of Curroy, Co.
Mayo & Sidney JACKSON, spinster & Louisa KENNY of
Currow, sipinster, Co. Mayo…. Several lands in Barony of Gallon, Co. Mayo. |
1 |
1898 |
20 |
156 |
1890-1899 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON |
q |
1898 |
49 |
67 |
1890-1899 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James D. |
James D. JACKSON – Kildare Public Works |
|
1898 |
55 |
219 |
1898 Aug 3 |
Tyrone |
OLIVER |
Indenture btw Mary OLIVER of Lismullydown in Co of
Tyrone, spinster of 1st part & Jane OLIVER, widow and Andrew
OLIVER farmer, both of Lismullydown of 2nd pt.William MILLAR of
Stillao farmer, James CADDOO of Tullygiven farmer & Eliza GRAY of
Gortmeron widow all in Co of Tyrone of 3rd pt. Rev Daniel
MANDERSON Presbyterian Minister of Minterburn of 4th pt…for 88
pounds released of townland of Lismullydoon previously in occupation of James
OLIVER deceased cont 35 acres, Parish of Aghaloo,… |
1 |
1898 |
89 |
92 |
1890-1899 |
|
|
FEEHAM- Henry Church BACKHOUSE |
|
1899 |
4 |
43 |
1890-1899 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Sidney |
Sidney JACKSON |
|
1899 |
15 |
203 |
1899 Feb 23 |
Carlow |
JACKSON, Jane |
Jane JACKSON 1890-1899
Image 470
Registration of part of lands of Ballysallagh Upper
containing 8a.0r 35p in Barony Rathvilly Co. Carlow held in fee simple by Jane
JACKSON widow whose postal address is Ballysallagh, Hacketstown,
Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow. |
|
1899 |
32 |
34 |
1899 Apr 17 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Richard |
Richard JACKSON 1890-1899
Image 296
Registration parts of lands of Derrylileagh [Derrylileagh,
Parish Tartaraghan,
Barony Oneilland
West] containing 14a 2r 2p in Barony of O’Neilland West Co.
Armagh. Fee simple for Richard JACKSON whose postal address is
Derrylileagh, Maghery, Moy, farmer |
q |
1899 |
41 |
40 |
1899 May 4 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, William |
William JACKSON 1890-1899
Image 511
[Public Works] William JACKSON of Ballygibbon
West Co. Kildare farmer … improvements approved … loan of £80 to William
JACKSON, owner of part of Ballygibbon West
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
|
1899 |
87 |
54 |
1890-1899 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James D. |
James D. JACKSON |
|
1900 |
39 |
46 |
|
Kildare |
JACKSON, Mary |
Mary JACKSON 1900-1904
Image 28
Part of the lands of Brewel East or Merville containing
34a 2r 2p in Barony Narragh and Reban East Co. Kildare held in fee simple in
Folio #534 of the register Ownership Mary JACKSON widow whose postal
address is Brewal East Colbinstown Co. Wicklow is the owner of the foregoing
property.. NOTE: She died in 1903 and was
Catholic. SEE: Kildare Probates. |
|
1900 |
41 |
202 |
1900 Jun 20 |
Tyrone |
OLIVER |
Lands of Drumkirk cont. 65.1.25 stature measure.
Ownership: James OLIVER of Drumkirk Augher, Co. Tyrone, farmer. |
|
1900 |
76 |
204 |
|
Killynure |
BROWN |
Lands of Killynure
56.0.13 & of Enagh 49.0.22 fee simple ownership of Thompson Brown,
farmer. |
|
1900 |
82 |
209 |
1900 Dec 22 |
Armagh |
OLIVER |
OLIVER, David – MAGAHAN
Mtg. btw David OLIVER of Lurgan, Co. Armagh retired
Grocer. & Fred W. MAGAHAN of Lurgan, Clerk of petty sessions…. Piece of building
round in front to Union Street 20 in front & rear & 120 ft deep. |
|
1901 |
60 |
140 |
1901 Aug 5 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, James & William |
James JACKSON – William JACKSON
Names Index for J –
1900-1904
Image 577
BTW James JACKSON of
Davidstown Kilcullen Co. Kildare farmer of 1 pt & William JACKSON of
racefield Kilcullen Co. Kildare farmer of other pt. … reciting part of lands
of Racefield & Crownglass 265a 1r 31p … held as tenant year to year from
Major Robert H. BURROWES under agreement 28 Aug 1889 … WITNESS: James JACKSON
Farmer. |
|
1901 |
81 |
203 |
1901 Oct 25 |
Leitrim |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Thomas JACKSON 1900-1904
Image 68
[Registration] part of lands of Derrybrisk 18a1r2p Thomas
JACKSON farmer held in fee simple Barony Drumahaire Co. Leitrim |
|
1901 |
81 |
238 |
1900-1904 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON |
|
1901 |
95 |
71 |
|
|
BREAKEY |
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
11/12/1901. William
BREAKEY, Corleck, Laknamard (?), Newbliss |
|
1902 |
4 |
148 |
|
Cornanure |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, James
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
14/1/1902. James
BREAKEY, junior, farmer of Cornanure, Ballybay. |
|
1902 |
62 |
92 |
1901 Aug 27 |
|
BROWN
JACKSON
REID GILMORE
McCULLAGH |
NAMES: Rev. William REID of
Belfast; Eliezer GILMORE of Liscalgot; ; ; ; ; of
Slieveroe; ;
Thompson BROWN; OTHER PLACES |
1 |
1903 |
26 |
6 |
1903 Apr 9 |
Tyrone |
OLIVER |
John James OLIVER, farmer of
Magheracrigan [aka Magheracreggan, Parish Ardstraw], Co. Tyrone of 1 pt &
James LONG of Ballysally, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, farmer. OLIVER had
transferred 30 Sept 1875 part of town and lands of Carncoran Glebe, Barony of
West Omagh, Co. Tyrone cont 20 acres. Now in possession of Mary Jane KERR in
townland of Magheracreggan… held by James OLIVER under Duke of Abercorn for
yearly rent of 27 pounds in Parish of Ardstraw, Barony of Strabane, Co.
Tyrone… |
1 |
1903 |
35 |
300 |
1905-1909 |
Meath |
|
|
|
1903 |
45 |
61 |
1900-1904 |
Meath |
JACKSON, Gordon A. |
Gordon A. JACKSON
I couldn’t see anything
pertinent – no JACKSON mention. |
15 |
1903 |
47 |
148 |
1903 Jul 6 |
Edenderry, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON |
Anne JACKSON of Ballyhagan, Carbury, Co. Kildare, widow &
Benjamin WALKER of Martin’s Row, Chapelizod, Co. Dublin Esq. of one part
& rural council of Edenderry…under Settled Land Acts 1882-1890 as owners
in fee… conveyed to Council. part of townland of Killinagh Lower, Parish of Kilpatrick,
Barony of Carbury, Co. Kildare – 2 roods 16 perches.
SEE: JACKSONs of
Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1 |
1904 |
27 |
190 |
1900-1904 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Benjamin |
Benjamin JACKSON |
|
1904 |
33 |
103 |
1904 May 25 |
Wicklow |
JACKSON, Benjamin |
Image
310
BTW Benjamin JACKSON of Nanaghmore Co. Kildare
farmer of 1st pt. Henry JACKSON of Calverstown Co. Kildare
of other pt. For consideration paid by Henry JACKSON the said Benjamin
JACKSON as beneficial owner assigned to Henry JACKSON part of
lands of Glencannon containing 87a 3r 35p in Barony Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow…
WITNESS: Anne JACKSON of Calverstown Kilcullen Co. Kildare spinster
& William BARRETT of 14 Molesworth Street, Dublin Solicitors Assistant.
Benjamin JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: 1901
Census. Benjamin JACKSON age 64 (b. 1837), farmer of House 14
Lipstown, Narraghmore. Wife Charlet JACKSON [aka Charlotte JACKSON)
age 62. 1911
Census both alive, married 41 years. No mention of children.
NOTE: 1901 Census. Henry
JACKSON, age 43 (b 1858) & Benjamin JACKSON age 42 & Annie
JACKSON age 42 all unmarried farmers of Ballyshannon, Calverstown, Co.
Kildare
NOTE: Benjamin JACKSON. Probate Jan
17, 1913, late of Narraghmore, Co.Kildare, Farmer who died November 30, 1912
granted at Dublin to Henry JACKSON and Frederick BYRNE, Farmers.
Effects £4,437 19s 10d. Resworn£4,626 16s 10d.
SEE: Jacksons of Athgarvan & Kineagh, Co. Kildare. |
|
1904 |
36 |
128 |
1900-1904 |
Down |
DOAK |
Image 68
James DOAK and lands of Loughans in Co. Down. The one
before was DOAK and lands at Gilford. |
|
1904 |
37 |
128 |
1900-1904 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Thomas JACKSON
Image 202
[Registration] Thomas JACKSON farmer of
Tullygare, Co. Monaghan aka Tallygare 12a 2r 5p |
|
1904 |
50 |
107 |
1900-1904 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1904 |
70 |
81 |
1900-1904 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1904 |
70 |
258 |
1900-1904 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, George & Mary E. |
George JACKSON – Mary E. JACKSON |
q |
1904 |
87 |
143 |
1904 Dec 4 |
Wicklow |
JACKSON, Benjamin |
Image
168
Benjamin JACKSON part of lands of
Glencannon 84a 0p14r in Barony Talbotstown Upper, Co. Wickow. Registered
ownership of Benjamin JACKSON farmer (whose postal address is
Balytore, Co. Kildare) is the owner. |
q |
1905 |
1 |
189 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, George |
George JACKSON - William OSBORNE1828 |
q |
1905 |
35 |
198 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Benjamin |
#1776 |
|
1905 |
38 |
37 |
1905-1909 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Catherine A |
Catherine A. JACKSON-Thomas GRIFFITH |
|
1905 |
38 |
37 |
1905-1909 |
Mayo |
JACKSON, Charity J. A. |
Charity J.A. JACKSON-Adelaide ORME |
|
1905 |
41 |
194 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON- Thomas J. YATES
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1905 |
52 |
154 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, George |
George JACKSON #1829 |
|
1905 |
52 |
155 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, George |
George JACKSON |
|
1905 |
85 |
69 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, John |
#1915 |
|
1905 |
85 |
70 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, John |
#1916 |
|
1905 |
85 |
73 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, John |
#1919 |
|
1905 |
85 |
83 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, John |
#981 |
|
1905 |
90 |
253 |
1905 Nov 1 |
Mills in Townland of
Cormillan, Co. Monaghan |
JACKSON |
Sydney JACKSON of Longfield, Co. Monaghan
Compensation paid to him as
owner & occupier of 2 mills in Townland of Cormillan, Co. Monaghan from
Rural & District Council acting as Sanitary Authority for the Purposes of
the Public Health Act 2 1878 for the rural district of Castleblayney sum of 2
shillings to take and use water for town of Ballybay. |
1 |
1906 |
22 |
237 |
1905-1909 |
|
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON |
|
1906 |
22 |
238 |
1905-1909 |
|
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON |
|
1906 |
22 |
239 |
1905-1909 |
|
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON |
|
1906 |
35 |
90 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON- Francis R. JACKSON
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1906 |
52 |
24 |
1906 Jun 15 |
Ednaferkin, Co. Monaghan |
JACKSON |
JACKSON-NESBITT
Sir Thomas JACKSON of
Urker & John NESBITT of Ednafirkin [aka Edenafirkin], famer…
granted 31 acres 25 perches of Ednafirkin to NESBITT formerly held in fee
form … rent 23 pounds 4 shillings & 1p but recently purchased from the
landlord under Land Purchase Acts subject to an annuity of 15 pounds 19s 9p.
Sealed by Sir Thomas
JACKSON baronet witnessed by John WEAVER & Edward J. STEVENS both
clerks to Messrs STEVENSON HARWOOD & Co., of 31 Lombard St., London.
SEE: Jacksons of Urker |
1 |
1906 |
54 |
13 |
1905-1909 |
Co. Down |
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON – Joseph COULTER |
|
1906 |
80 |
68 |
1905-1909 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, George |
George JACKSON Drumgoask.N #3531 Monaghan
Image 329 |
q |
1906 |
80 |
221 |
1905-1909 |
|
JACKSON, Thomas |
Image 377
Thomas JACKSON #3626 of Drumgoask &
Telaydon, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan |
q |
1906 |
80 |
224 |
1905-1909 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, George |
George JACKSON NOTE:
I had Kildare in my notes, but it was Monaghan.
Image 377
Registration of title: George JACKSON of Telaydon,
Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. |
|
1906 |
85 |
218 |
1906 Oct 11 |
Mulladry, Co. Armagh |
JACKSON, David |
Registration: David JACKSON – part of lands of Mulladry [Mulladry , Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] cont 2a 2r 30p in Barony of ONeiland West, Co Armagh
Folio 3424 Mulladry, Richill, Co Armagh, Farmer, owner [No other details]
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
1 |
1906 |
85 |
220 |
1906 Oct 11 |
Mulladry, Co. Armagh |
JACKSON, Stephenson |
Registration: Stephenson JACKSON – part of lands of Mulladry [Mulladry , Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] cont 17a 1r 37p in Barony of ONeiland West, Co Armagh
Folio 3386 Mulladry, Richill, Co
Armagh, Farmer, owner. SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
1 |
1907 |
20 |
50 |
1905-1909 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, Fanny M. |
Fanny M. JACKSON- Castleblayney Council |
|
1907 |
39 |
77 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Richard & Ann |
Richard JACKSON - Ann JACKSON #1836
Image 32
BTW Richard JACKSON of Tullamore [Tullamore,
Parish Kilbride,
Barony BallycowanKings Co. Bank accountant of 1 pt & Anne
JACKSON of Killanane Dunlavin Co. Kildare Spinster of other pt. Richard
JACKSON as Beneficial owner assigned to Anne JACKSON all that part
of lands of Killanane [Killinane.
Parish Kilcullen,
Barony Kilcullen] &
Gormanstown [Gormanstown,
Parish Kilcullen,
Barony Kilcullen], containing 123a 3r 9p and 1a 81p plantation measure in Barony Kilcullen Co.
Kildare and all that part of the lands of Killanane demised under recited agreement
of 11 July 1870 described as late in the tenancy of William ASHE deceased
containing 11a 3r 22p in Barony Kilcullen Co. Kildare under Land Law Ireland
Acts 1881 and 1903. WITNESS: John WILLIAMS solicitor & Christopher
PIGGOTT Law Clerk Tullamore.. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] |
18 |
1907 |
55 |
271 |
1907 Jun 18 |
Monaghan |
JACKSON, David |
David JACKSON- William McCOY of Monaghan
1905-1909
Image 430
BTW David JACKSON of Mandville, Jamaica,
Sergeant Major of Constabulary of 1st pt. Martha JACKSON of Allagesh Co. Monaghan widow of 2nd pt. & William McCOY of
[?] Co. Monaghan farmer … in consideration of 410 paid by William McCOY to
said David JACKSON and Martha JACKSON … JACKSONs
conveyed 5a in townland of Knockglass otherwise Allagesh Parish Tedavnet,
Barony Monaghan Co. Monaghan formerly in occupation of John JACKSON deceased. WITNESSED in Jamaica. David JACKSON [SEAL] Martha JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
1907 |
69 |
189 |
1905-1909 |
Meath |
|
#1801 |
|
1907 |
71 |
147 |
1905-1909 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
#3835 Elizabeth JACKSON |
|
1907 |
71 |
214 |
1905-1909 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
#3842 Elizabeth JACKSON
Image 166
Lands of Corhammock [Corhammock,
Parish of Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower] 7.1.0 in Barony of Fews Lower Co. Armagh fee simple owned Elizabeth JACKSON Corhammock, Markethill widow, farmer |
|
1907 |
71 |
215 |
1905-1909 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, Elizabeth |
Elizabeth JACKSON – William JACKSON
Image 166
Lands of Corhammock [Corhammock,
Parish of Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), in the Barony of Fews Lower] 18.0.25 in Barony of Fews Lower Co. Armagh fee simple
owned Elizabeth JACKSON Corhammock, Markethill widow, farmer |
|
1907 |
95 |
79 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Anne D. |
Ulster Bank |
|
1908 |
20 |
256 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Anne D. |
Ulster Bank |
|
1908 |
20 |
258 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Anne D. |
Ulster Bank |
|
1908 |
68 |
80 |
|
Antrim |
BREAKEY |
BREAKEY, James
Rev-Ballyrashane Co-op
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
11/9/1908. James
Percival Russell BREAKEY, rectory, Armoy, County Antrim. |
|
1909 |
11 |
61 |
1905-1909 |
Antrim |
JACKSON, Luke |
Luke JACKSON – Thomas JACKSON |
q |
1909 |
93 |
103 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON- Patrick McMAHON of Athy
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1909 |
100 |
113 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Henry |
Henry JACKSON #2441 Registration of Title
Image 447
Henry JACKSON of Calversown, Newbridge, Co.
Kildare, Barony Narragh & Reban East: part of Calverstown: 30.0.36. Part
of Bullhill: 48.3.7. |
|
1909 |
100 |
250 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Robert |
#2481 Registration of Title
Image 484
Robert JACKSON of Ballyshannon, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare Farmer. Townland: part of
Davidstown, 1.8a & part Wevil: 19.0.20 in Narragh & Reban East; part
Ballyshannon 13.1.38 and Upper part Carrighill 91.0.25 both in Offaly West. |
|
1909 |
110 |
230 |
1905-1909 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON- Michael KELLY
NOTE: #230 is incorrect. Image 105. |
|
1909 |
110 |
237 |
1909 Dec 1 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis R. |
Francis R. JACKSON- Francis JACKSON
Image 108
BTW Annie COYLE of Nicholstown, Athy, Co. Kildare of 1st pt; Francis R. JACKSON of Kilkea House Castledermot Co. Kildare farmer
and William S. YATES of Leinster Lodge Co. Kildare farmer of 2nd pt and Francis Robert JACKSON junr. & William Boyce JACKSON of Leinster St., Athy, Co. Kildare Merchant of 3rd pt. Reciting
indenture 22 June 1800 and 12 Sept 1879 re: plot of ground now built on in
Town of Athy late in possession of Michael DOOLEY and then in possession of
John DRILL on north side of Leinster St #210 … … town of Athy, Parish St.
Michaels, Barony Nanagh and Rehan West Co. Kildare
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1909 |
110 |
238 |
1909 Dec 1 |
Kildare |
JACKSON, Francis Robert |
Image 109
BTW James A COYLE and John W. COYLE both of
Nicholstown, Athy, Co. Kidare farmers of 1st pt. George COYLE,
Gerald COYLE, Robert F. COYLE, Mary COYLE, Alfred E. COYLE, Jane E. COYLE and
Annie COYLE infants of 2nd pt; Francis Robert JACKSON of
Kilkea House, Castledermot, Co. Kildare farmer & William Samuel YATES of
Leinster Lodge, Athy, Co. Kildare farmer of 3rd pt. and Michael
KELLY of Leinster St., Athy, Co. Kildare, Merchant of 4th pt. …
demised land on North side of Leinster St. in Town of Athy containing in
front to street 35’ and in the whole 21p. and all the houses save that in
occupation of Michael LAWLER and now in occupation of William MAHER and now
known as New Row … town of Athy, Parish St. Michaels, Barony Nanagh and Rehan
West Co. Kildare
NOTE: Family tree of JACKSONs Tipperary, Kings Co. & Kildare. |
|
1911 |
29 |
123 |
1911 Apr 4 |
Armagh |
BROWN |
Memorial of an indenture 9 Mar 1911 endorsed on an
indenture dated 7 Jan 1897 between Joseph McWILLIAMs of Ballinahonebeg, [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh farmer of 1 pt & Robert H.
Garmony McCRUM of Milford, Co. Armagh, Linen Manufacturer. & Thomas
BROWN of Killynure farmer of the other part. A memorial was registered 19 Jan 1897 Bk 14 # 138. The Indenture of which this is a Memorial is made between Robert Garmony
McCRUM & Thompson BROWN of the 1 pt & Alexander WALLACE of
Scotch St., Armagh, Merchant & Thomas Archibald MONTGOMERY of
Milford, Linen Manufacturer… after reciting the death of Thomas WYNNE the
said Robert Garmony McCRUM and Thompson BROWN appointed the said
Alexander WALLACE and Thomas Archibald MONTGOMERY to be trustees of the
therin written indenture re.. plot of land 3a 2r 21p in Ballinahonebeg in Parish & Co. Armagh bounded on
the north by the Brady’s holding on the south by the road [?] from the
country road first the entrance to the said Joseph McWILLIAMs residence on
the east by the said Country road on the west by other land in possession of
Joseph McWILLIAMS. WITNESSED Thomas KIRKPATRICK of Armagh, Co. Armagh,
Solicitor & Thomas VILLIERS of Armagh, law clerk Henry W. KIRKPATRICK. NOTE Probably a son of Anne OATES & James
McWILLIAMS. |
1 |
1911 |
46 |
100 |
1910-1914 |
Tipperary |
JACKSON, Villiers |
Villiers JACKSON Mar art? |
|
1911 |
46 |
101 |
1910-1914 |
Tipperary |
JACKSON, Villiers |
Villiers JACKSON Mar art? |
|
1912 |
23 |
64 |
1910-1914 |
Belfast |
JACKSON, Eliza J. |
Eliza J. JACKSON – Joseph DICKIE |
|
1912 |
24 |
227 |
1912 Feb 19 |
Cregganbane Glebe, Armagh |
JACKSON |
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1912Feb16-JACKSON.html
NAMES: James HALE of
Crossmaglen; Dr. William Scott McBRIDE; Eliezer GILMORE; Hugh CORR; Norman
McCLEAN; John DONALDSON; Sir Thomas JACKSON; Joseph HALE of
Crossmaglen; John J. JOHNSTON of Woodvale, Ballsmill; Rev. Samuel MAYES; John
F. JOHNSTON [?]; John T. JOHNSTON [?] John O'CONNOR; Robert J. SCOTT. OTHER PLACES: Cregganban. [Creggan
Bane Glebe, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]. |
1 |
1912 |
124 |
4 |
1910-1914 |
Dublin |
JACKSON, Robert & David |
Robert JACKSON – David JACKSON |
|
1912 |
138 |
10? |
1910-1914 |
Leitrim |
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON |
|
1912 |
140 |
88 |
1910-1914 |
Armagh |
JACKSON, James |
James JACKSON |
|
1913 |
53 |
273 |
1910-1914 |
Belfast |
JACKSON, Eliza J. |
Eliza J. JACKSON – Cornelius McKEOWN |
|
1914 |
8 |
254 |
1914 Feb 9 |
Armagh |
JACKSON |
Lessors names same as in 1912-8-254.-
David GILMORE, Joseph HALE & John J. JOHNSTON members of the school
committee of the Parish of Creggan were lessees… lands of Cregganbane. [Creggan
Bane Glebe, Parish Creggan,
Barony Fews Upper]. |
|
1915 |
2 |
120 |
1914 Nov 12 |
Dublin |
McCULLAGH, J.R. |
J.R.
McCULLAGH Merchant of 11 Burgh Quay,
Dublin WLowe. |
|
1916 |
26 |
41 |
|
Castleblaney |
BREAKEY |
Campbell, Mary-BREAKEY, Elizabeth
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
29/6/1916. Reference to
Elizabeth BREAKEY, Drumskelt House, widow |
|
1916 |
44 |
152 |
|
Camry |
BREAKEY |
Morrell, Harriett-BREAKEY, James
Abbreviated notations
compiled by author Ken BREAKEY
17/11/1916. James
BREAKEY, Ballydian [sic], farmer. |
|
1918 |
31 |
4 |
1918 Feb 1 |
Louth |
JACKSON, Margaret |
Margaret JACKSON – John REIDY 1910-1914
Image 6
BTW Robert Richard AIKENSON of Summer Island Loughgall
Co. Armagh but then of Rocksale Carlton Road Tunbridge Wells Co. Kent England
Gent & Arthur Spenser JACKSON formerly of Bush Lane House
Cannon Street but then of Cannon Street Buildings 139 Cannon Street City of
London solicitor trustees of will of Harry Felix VERNER late of 11 Carton
Hill St. St. Johns Wood Co. Middlesex and formerly of Churchill Co. Armagh deceased
… lands of Mullenakill [Mullenakilly
North and/or Mullenakilly
South , Parish Killyman Parish Killyman, Barony Oneilland West] Parish
Killyman Barony O’Neiland West Co. Armagh 3a2r12p being portion of Verners
Bridge ,,, desc [no mention of Margaret JACKSON]. |
q |
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