1681

Calendar of Ancient Records of Dublin , In The Possession Of The Municipal Corporation of that City . By John T. Gilbert

At the general assembly of the city on the 14th of May , 1681 , an act was passed condemnatory of the publication as a " scandalous and vindictive pamphlet . " The assembly declared that the author of that " black and ugly libel , " notwithstanding his pretended fictitious zeal for the Protestant religion , was one who , " having sucked in the venom of evil principles , now disgorged them among Protestants to infect and poison them with fears and jealousies of one another , thereby to expose them

This act headed with an engraving of the arms of Dublin , was published by Joseph Ray in 1681 per to In the same year the assembly appointed Ray printer general to the city , for which it was stated he was well qualified as being a freeman of Dublin , and an " able artist in the mystery or art of printing

NOTE: Joseph RAY 1668-1709), father of Sarah HYDE née RAY.

1685 History of the City of Dublin  J. T. Gilbert p178

Thornton issued the first newspaper published in Dublin , which was styled " The Dublin News Letter , " printed in 1685 by " Joseph Ray in College - green for Robert Thornton at the Leather Bottle in Skinner - row ; " it consisted of a single leaf of small folio size , printed on both sides , and written in the form of a letter , each number being dated , and commencing with the word , Sir . The existence of this publication was totally unknown to former writers , who universally alleged that " Pue 's Occurrences " was the first Dublin newspaper .

1690 History of the City of Dublin  J. T. Gilbert p25

Among the booksellers in College - green were William Winter ( 1685 ) , " at the Lord Primate 's Head ; " Joseph Ray , printer of a newspaper called the " Dublin Intelligence , the first Number of which was issued on the 30th of September , 1690 ; Neal and Mainwaring , at " Corelli 's Head , " opposite Anglesey - street ( 1737 ) , music publishers , -- the latter , Bartholomew Mainwaring , an accomplished musician , died in 1758 ; J. P. Droz ( 1744 - 49 ) , editor of the " Literary Journal , " already noticed ; J. Milliken ( 1771 - 73 ) ; Patrick Byrne , at No. 35 , corner of Church - lane ( 1778 - 84 ) , remarkable for his subsequent political connexions ; John Magee , at No. 41 ( 1777 – 89 ) , an extensive lottery broker , publisher of " Magee 's Weekly Packet , or Hope 's Lottery Journal of News , Politicks , and Literature , " first issued in June , 1777 , and with each of its early numbers was given a lottery ticket , for a chance of a prize of £ 50 . Magee was also proprietor of the " Dublin Evening Post , " in which , in 1789 , he published various satires on Richard , Daly Patentee of the Theatre Royal , and Francis Higgins . The latter , known by the appellation of the " Sham Squire , " was , it has been observed, a singular instance of what may be done in life by strict attention to private ends , without regard to the means .

NOTE: Was Francis HIGGINS any relation to Robert HIGGINS. This John MAGEE was the son of a James MAGEE of Belfast – not the son of Susanna HYDE & Robert MAGEE.

1695 Dublin Assembly Roll. 1695-96

Whereas the master , wardens and brethren of the corporation of cuttlers , painters and stationers petitioned the said assembly , setting forth that one James Malone , bookseller , a Papist , who , upon pretence of being free of the city of Dublin , though he acknow -- ledges he never took the oathes , yet stands in defiance of the corporation on account of his said pretended freedome ; that the said Malone came to the petitioners hall in the late troubles and demanded the charter of the said corporation , and likewise seized and carryed away from Joseph Ray , a brother of the said corporation , his printing press , bookes and other goods , and also was further mischievous to the Protestant members of this city and corporation ; that the said Malone in the late rebellion was a captain , commissioner of array and printer to the late king James , and was very active in printing and publishing divers seditious and treasonable libells against his present majestie and government , for which he was indicted and outlawed both in England and Ireland for high treason ; that the said Malone is at this time the principal promoter and trader in Popish bookes , which the petitioners conceive to be contrary to law , and therefore prayed to disfranchise the said James Malone by name , that he presume not hereafter to insist on his pretended freedom , to the prejudice of the petitioners : it is therefore ordered and agreed upon , by the authority of the said assembly , that the said James Malone , for the reasons aforesaid , be and is hereby disfranchised from the liberties and freedom of this city .

1698 History of the City of Dublin

Opposite to the Tholsel was the printing house of Joseph Ray ( 1690 ) , one of the most eminent booksellers in the city , and publisher , in 1698 , of the first edition of that celebrated work , " The Case of Ireland 's being bound by Acts of Parliament in England , stated , by William Molyneux , of Dublin , " which , as advocating the doctrine of Irish independence , was ordered by the English Parliament to be burned by the common hangman . " Mr. Ray , " says a writer of the time , " is slender in body ; his head rather big than little ; his face thin , and of a moderate size ; a smooth tongue , a voice neither deep nor shrill . His countenance is ever intermixed with joy and sweetness . He is a courteous man in his shop ; and ,being both printer and bookseller , has got a good estate in a few years . He is the best situated of any bookseller in Dublin . "

1700 At a Court held att Stationer 's Hall February 3d 1700

Mrs. North of Ireland being married  her share of Eighty Pounds coming to be disposed of Mr Ownsham - Churchill a member of the Table moved the Court that - Mr Joseph Ray ( a member of this Company and a considerable Trader in Ireland ) might be elected into the said share and Mr Ray being willing to pay his Livery fine and Tenn Pounds in Lew of a Dinner according to custome and his Quarteridge for the future with the arrears of the same But not to be elected Renterwarden or be att any further charge of Offices of the Company during his -- abode in Ireland

The Court considering thereof elected the said M. Joseph Ray on the Cloathing and afterwards into the Eighty pounds share and agreed to the Termes and --- conditions aforesd and M. Churchill promised and -- undertook that Mr Ray should pay his Livery fine according to custome and also that the company should have a sufficient discharge from Mrs North and her present husband for her share on payment of the money

Mr Joseph Ray Clothed --- And admitted to an to 80^th share in the [?] stock

1708 May 17

ROD: 1-27-15

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Two houses built by Hugh BATHO one occupied by James RUSSELL and one by Major SYNNOTT of Dublin (on or near Sycamore Alley)

NOTE: I have the AI Transcription

1708 Jul 4

ROD: 1-118-70 Page # is an estimate

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BTW Richard BOURK of City of Dublin Esq, Richard STONE Esq one of the Masters of Chancery in Ireland & Catherine STONE als YARNER his wife of 1 pt; Joseph RAY of City of Dublin Bookseller of the other part. Reciting said Catherine STONE before her intermarriage owned in fee simple one moiety or 1/3^rd part of Clonmannen [Clonmannan, Parish Rathnew, Barony Newcastle] called Horse Park and Cow lease in possession of John ARCHER and Christopher CHAYTOR at yearly rent of £70 in Barony and Co. Wicklow and other lands in Ireland … deed 29 Dec 1705 conveyed said Catherine’s estate in Kingdom of Ireland to William NEAVE and Patrick MITCHELL … use of Richard BOURK sale of premises to raise £2,000 for payment of debts of said Richard STONE … Richard BOURK Richard STONE and Catherine his wife in consideration of £300 paid by said Joseph RAY lands of Clonmannen called the Horse Park and Cow Lease in Barony ____ Co. Wicklow for term of 99 years at yearly rent of 1 peppercorn … WITNESS: John SMITH of Dublin Esq. & Reynold NUGENT Cler to said John SMITH John RAY [SEAL]

1709 Dublin Assembly Roll

14 . Ordered , by the authority aforesaid , on the petition of Elizabeth Ray , widdow and relict of Joseph Ray , late city printer , setting forth that her husband print had served this honorable city in employment of city printer for several years past , and therefore prayed that the petitioner and her son , John Ray , might be continued in the said imploy : it is therefore ordered , by the authority aforesaid , that the petitioners request be and is hereby granted during the pleasure of the city .

1710 Apr 18

ROD: 8-26-1690

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Margaret ASHTON, widow of Richard ASHTON deceased, Taylor, leased land on Hawkins Quay in St. Andrew’s Parish [containing to the said Front Eighty Foot or thereabouts be the same more or less and about Two Hundred Foot Deep and also the party Wall on the East side of the said ground as far as the said ground is to be in depth and all ways , waters , Privileges , Libertys Easements advantages Commodities and Appurtences whatsoever to the said Premisses belonging or in any wise appertaining] to Richard ASHBOURNER of City of Dublin Merchant of other pt. yearly rent for 55 years. WITNESSES: Ringan TROTTER of City of Dublin merchant, Elizabeth DOWDALL of City of Dublin  and William BURN.

1713 May 30

ROD: 10-435-4061

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BTW John HYDE of Mocoyle [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey]  Co. Wexford, Farmer of 1^st pt & John HYDE of City of Dublin Bookseller of other pt. In consideration of £70 made over lands of Mocoyle with appurtenances in Barony Gory, Co. Wexford containing 100a to John HYDE jr for 500 years at one peppercorn per annum. WITNESS: James BURTON of City of Dublin Gent & Joseph LEATHLY. John HYDE jr [SEAL]

1716 Feb 26

ROD: 20-296-10671

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George ROE of City of Dublin shoemaker of 1 pt; James WALMSLEY of City of Dublin Turner of other pt leasing house where James WALMSLEY resides commonly known as Sign of the Green Man on North side of Dame Street City of Dublin for 31 years.

NOTE: The Surname ROE seems to have morphed into RAY. Joseph RAY, father of Sarah RAY (bef 1700-1750), wife of John HYDE (1700-1728), bookseller, held the same properties.

1716 Apr 8

ROD: 16-299-7549

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BTW Thomas POOLEY of City of Dublin Esq. to Mary POOLEY als CROW his wife administrator of William CROW late of City of Dublin Gent deceased brother of said Mary of 1 pt; John HIDE [aka John HYDE] of said City Stationer of the other pt; Reciting Randall BECKETT on the Inns in Suburbs of City of Dublin Gent Master of the Fraternity or Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary & St. Syth Virgin in Michans parish in suburb of City of Dublin; Peter HOLMS of Crumlin Co. Dublin Gent Richard PALFREY Of City of Dublin Gent Warden of the said Fraternity or Guild by lease 20 Feb 1654 set to Thomas CROW father of William CROW the Cross Houses with the Park in Oxmantown in suburbs of City of Dublin bounded by Oxmantown Green & the Highway leading to Glasnevin on the West the ground of Christ Church on the North Ankestors Park & on east the highway leading to Ballybough on the south to holdings of Thomas CROW … to hold to John HIDE for term of 3 score & 10 years … John HIDE [SEAL]

NOTE: It may be a coincidence, but an unnamed POOLEY married Elizabeth HYDE daughter of John HYDE d 1767 of Cregg Castle, Co. Cork family

1719 Feb 25 reciting 8 Mar 1709

ROD: 26-372-15739

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A Memorial of an Assignm dated 25 Feb 1719 Endorsed on a Lease dated 8 Mar 1709  of City of Dublin Jeweller to Walter THOMAS of the same City Clerk of all that Lott of Ground scituate lying or being in Clarendon Street in the Suburbs of the City of Dublin Containing in Front 16’ & in Depth 54’ next adjoyning to the South End of the yard of the house now in the possession of the said Walter THOMAS & is next adjoyning to the North side of the Lott of Ground formerly Demised by the said Edwd SPICER unto Thos WARREN Gent Which Demised premisses is the North Lott of the Garden formerly belonging to ┃ the Widow PARSLEY & rainges with a Range Wall next adjoining to the sd Walter THOMAS Dwelling house & Runs in rere from the Street aforesd unto the Widow PARLEY’s dwelling house with the appurtances thereunto belonging to hold to the said Walter THOMAS his Exr Admr & assigns from the 25 Mar then Instant for the Term of 66 years at the yearly Rent of £5 Ster payable half yearly clear above Taxes Assigns the sd Walter THOMAS in Consideration of £18 to him paid by Mary REA of the City of Dublin Spinster Did Grant Bargain Sell assign & Sett over unto the said Mary REA the within mentioned Lott or Peice of Ground with the Coach house & Stable built thereon and all his -Right & Title therein To hold to the said Mary RAY her Exr Admr & Assigns for the Remt of the Term of Sixty Six years at & under the Rent & Covts in the sd Deed mentioned & expressed WITNESS: John HYDE of the City of Dublin Stationer & Thos Warren of the same Notary Publick - 379 ┃ Mary RAY [SEAL

NOTE: Mary REA aka RAY is probably the aunt of Sarah RAY (1700-1750), wife of John HYDE (bef 1700-1728) Stationer.

1718 Feb 12

ROD: 22-511-12710

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between John DYKES of the City of Dublin Cutler Adm. of John WOFINGTON late of the said City Bricklayer deced of the one part & James RUSSELL of the said City Gent of the other part whereby the said John DYKES in Consideration of £66.10 did demise unto the said James RUSSELL All that yard or waste piece of Ground lying on the South side of Chequer Lane in the Suburbs of the City of Dublin formerly in the Possion of the said John WOFINGTON which Peice of Ground the said John WOFINGTON built a Stable & a small Tenem or Workhouse & kept his utensils  Demised Premisses belonging to sd Yard or Wast Ground adjoins to a House fronting Chequer Lane aforesd built by Edward EXSHAW Plasterer & the said premes contain in front to Chequer Lane 36’ & in Depth 93’ and is bounded on the North to Chequer Lane aforesaid on the East to the said Edward EXSHAW’s said House , on the South to the widow BOTSFORD 's Carden & on the West to a peice of Ground whereon a Large Stable is built was formerly in the possion of Sd Richard COX with free Ingress Egress & Regress by & thro the Entry or passage under the sd Enshaw House fronting the Chequer Lane afore at all times during the said Demise To hold to the said James RUSSELL his Ex Adm from the 29^th Sept last past for the Term of 44 Years at a pepper if Demanded WITNESS: Robert WOFINGTON of Dublin Gent Thomas Morefield of the same Notary Publick & John Drury of the same Genl John DYKES [SEAL]

NOTE: This is the James RUSSELL (d btw 1718-1721) whose widow Esther married Dr. Thomas KINGSBURY (1688-1747)

SEE ALSO: RUSSELL-BOSTOCK:re: Checkers Lane. 1718 Mar 20 ROD: 23-542-14371. Not yet extracted.

1718 Apr 2

ROD: 21-331-11669

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BTW Hon Richard ANNESLEY Esq of 1 pt & James STEPHENSON of City of Dublin Esq of other pt … houses tenements Gardens Backsides & Plotts of Land in College Green City of Dublin several houses as the same are held & enjoyed by Mrs. ___ DONNELLAN, Mr. Richard ASHTON Charles BALDWIN Esq. Sir William FOWNES Knight & Mr Mr Nathaniel SHAW. In Anglesey Street in City of Dublin several houses held by Mr. Thomas PEARSON Mr. Richard ASHTON Sir William FOWNES Knight Mr William JACKSON & Mr Nathaniel SHAW jr St. Nicholas St City of Dublin several houses held by Mr. JONES Mrs. ___ READ Mr PLATT Mr. Benjamin WOLFE Mr. Kenny PRENDEGAST & Edmond BYRNE. In Backlane in City of Dublin several houses held by Mr. William HILL Mr. John ROWLAND & Mr. John KNOWLES … £800 … WITNESS: James ERWIN, James HOWISON of Dublin City Gent, Peter FAY

NOTE: Mr. William JACKSON was a builder

1718 Jul 23

ROD: 22-160-11688

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BTW William WESTLAND of the City of Dublin Merch of the one part and James RUSSELL of the same City Gent of the other part By which sd Lease the said William WESTLAND did demise unto the sd James RUSSELL All that house or Tenemt on the of Eastside of Cowlane in Oxmantown Dublin wt the Backside in breadth in the front 18’  & in Depth from front to rere 54’ bounding on the East to a yard belonging to Mr William WESTLAND Sen . on the West to the Street on the North to a House belonging to the sd William WESTLAND on the South to another house belonging to the said William WESTLAND Together with Liberty to rest and bear timber & build upon the wall lying at the here of the said Backside reserving & Excepting unto the sd William WESTLAND Jun his Exr full & free Liberty to rest and bear Timber and build upon the North Wall & Gable and of the said Premisses he and they making good the Damages that shall be done to the said premisses thereby. To hold the sd premes wt the Appurtes Except as before Excepted unto the said James RUSSELL his Exr Admr & ass for the Term of 31 Years from the 29th September then next ensuing at & under the yearly rent of £16 Ster payable by equal portions quarterly the sd Wm WESTLAND to pay all manner of Taxes whatsoever (Except Watermoney) WITNESS:  Alexander BUTLE of the City of Dublin Merch and Samuel COTTON of the same Publick Notary - James RUSSELL [SEAL]

1720 Jul 20

ROD: 30-45-16298

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BTW John NEVILLE Esq . high Sherriff of the County of Dublin of the one part and James RUSSELL of the City of Dublin Gent of the other part , reciting that the said Sheriff 22 Jun 1720 directed to the - Sherriffe of the County of Dublin against the Goods and Chattles of Allison JORDAN of City of Dublin Spinster at the suite of Caleb SMALL for £400 Debt and £1.13.10 Cost , and reciting that the said Sherriff Did Seize all the said Allison JORDAN’s 96a acres of Land in Bally Maguire [Ballymaguire, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East] & 10a of Land in Lusk [Lusk, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East]  as also all the Dwelling Houses Cabbins Gardens Orchards and other appurtences being in the County of Dublin , which said Lands and Premisses were demised to the said Allison JORDAN by her Brother Robert JORDAN in his lifetime for the Term of 891 years from 29 Sept 1697 at the yearly Rent of 5s … sold to highest bidder James RUSSELL of City of Dublin Gent. In consideration of £240 paid by James RUSSELL … subject to mtg of Nichlas KEATING Esq 3 Apr 1695 … James RUSSELL [SEAL] WITNESS: David POWER.

1720 Oct 7

ROD: 336-471-225839

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BTW Richard DOHERTY then of Kedragh [Kedrah, Parish Mortlestown, Barony Iffa and Offa West]  , Co. Tipperary Esq of the one part and Arthur HYDE of Castlehyde [Castlehyde, Parish of Fermoy, in the Barony of Condons and Clangibbon] Co. Corke Esqr of the other part Reciting 9 Jan 1770  Samuel ROBBINS then of Syminstown [possibly - it borders on Ardmayle East - Synone , Parish Ballysheehan, Barony Middlethird] Co. Tipperary Esq set to Richard DOHERTY …  Lands of Mastertown [Masterstown Parish Relickmurry and Athassel, Barony Clanwilliam] at the yearly rent of 9s 4d per Acre for the first six years and at 25s 6d for every year after by Indenture of Lease 12 Feb 1756 John KEATING then of Callaghanstown [?] Co. Tipperary Gent set unto Richard DOHERTY his exors Admors and assigns all that and those the Town and Land of Lisnamackey [Lisnamuck, Parish Derrygrath, Barony Iffa and Offa West,],  218a plantation Measure in the Barony of Offa & Iffa Co. Tipperary for 28 years from first of May … and Reciting by Indenture by Lease 1 Oct 1768 Thomas BONBURY (aka BUNBURY) of Snell [?] Co. Tipperary Esqr set unto said Richard DOHERTY his Exors Admors and assigns the Town and Lands of Crumhill in situate in County of Limerick Containing 460a plantation Measure for Twenty eight years at the yearly rent of Twenty three shillings and six pence Sterling under payable half yearly above Taxes and Reciting by Indenture 10 Oct 1769  Edward DOHERTY then of Clonmell Co. Tipperary Gent set unto said Richard DOHERTY his Exers Admins lands of Shanballyone [possibly Shanballyard, Parish Inishlounaght, Barony of Iffa and Offa East], 200a  in Barony Iffa & Offa Co. Tipperary … Richard DOHERY made over part of the Lands of Mastertown [Masterstown Parish Relickmurry and Athassel, Barony Clanwilliam] aforesd the Town and Lands of Lisnamunkey [Lisnamuck, Parish Derrygrath, Barony Iffa and Offa West,] aforesaid situate in Co. Tipperary that and also the Town and Lands of Crumhill aforesaid situate in Co. Limerick To hold all and singular said Granted and assigned premes unto said Arthur HYDE exors admors and assigns … WITNESS:  William GLISSAN of Ballyvodena [Ballyvadona. Parish Clondulane, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] Co. Corke Gent and Joseph MARREW now a Pensoner in the Establishment  is witnessed by the said William GLISSAN and by Robert HYDE of Ardmayle [SEE Ardmayle, and Ardmayle East, and Ardmayle West Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] Arthur HYDE [SEAL]

Ardmayle House in the townland of Clonmore North is marked on the first Ordnance Survey map. The Prices were resident here from at least the 1770s and Wilson mentions it as the seat of Mr. Price in the 1780s. "Ardmoyle", Cashel, was the residence of Thomas Price in 1814 and in 1837. Richard Price was the occupant in 1850 holding the house valued at £21.17 shillings from John Hyde. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage states that the present house dates from circa 1870s and was formerly the wing of an 18th century house demolished in 1951. Louis H. Grubb occupied at house at Clonmore North in 1906 valued at £56. This house is now known as Clonmore.

1721 Feb 9

ROD: 33-182-20046

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BTW Thomas HYDE of Newtown [Newtown, Parish Roscomroe, Barony Ballybritt, Co. Offaly], Kings Co. Gent of 1 pt & John HYDE of City of Dublin Stationer of the other pt. Whereby Thomas HYDE in consideration of £4.11 and further securing and paying off a bond of £67 granted to John HYDE his heirs and assigns during life of said Thomas and John one annuity & a yearly rent of £40 annually issuing and payable out of the Manor Town and Lands of Newtown with the appurtenances in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co but subject to be void according to a proviso therein contained. WITNESS: Edward REDMOND of Waterford, Gent & Thomas KENNELL servant to said John HYDE and Edward DALTON of Dublin Notary. John HYDE [SEAL]

1721 Oct 12

ROD: 32-153-19270

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Between John HIDE [aka John HYDE] the City of Dublin Stationer Esqr of the last Will and Testament of Elizabeth RAY deceased late of the City of Dublin Widdow of Joseph RAY of the said City Stationer Deceased of the one part and William THWAITES of the same City Merchant of the other part Whereby the said John HIDE in consideration of Three Hundred Pounds to him paid by the said William THWAITES made over unto the said William THWAITES all that the Moyety of the Towns Lands of Clonmannen [Clonmannan, Parish Rathnew, Barony Newcastle] Called Horse Parke and Cow Lease in the Possession of John ARCHER and Christopher CHAYTOR Scituate in the Baroney of Newcastle and County of Wicklow and all the Houses Orchards yards Gardens Backsides and Appurtences to the said Lands belonging To Hold unto the said William THWAITES his Exr admr and assigns during all the Remainder of a Certain Term of 99 years granted by a Mortgage thereof from Richard STONE of the City of Dublin Esqr and Catherine STONE at YARNER his wife to the said Joseph RAY then to come subject to the Provise or Condition of Redemption in the said Mortgage WITNESS: Richard STONE and Richard BARKELY John HIDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Joseph RAY (1668-1709) and his wife Elizabeth SPANN (?-1714). Son-in-law John HYDE husband of Sarah RAY (bef 1700-1750)

1721 Dec 7

ROD: 32-277-19728

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Endorsed on the back of a mortgage or release dated 30 Jun 1708 between George ROE, City of Dublin cordwainer of 1 pt; Thomas HAWKINS of City of Dublin Gent of other pt. Granted to HAWKINS parcel of ground on North Side of Dame St. containing in front to Dame St. 19’, in breadth to rere 10’ and in depth from front to rere 34’ together with a new house erected and all other appurtenances under yearly rent … mtg  £156 + int. … quit claim to Thomas HAWKINS  … Endorsement dated 5 Oct 1715 for further £50. Mortgage assigned to Rev. Edward SAMPSON, in trust for James RUSSELL Gent since deceased, George ROE making over property to Rev. Edward SAMPSON and John HYDE, stationer, executor of James RUSSELL Total owing now £250 + int … WITNESS: Thomas COOK Notary in Dublin. Edward SAMPSON [SEAL]

NOTE: Image 160 of ROD: 20-296-10671, 1716 Feb 26 has a George ROE of City of Dublin shoemaker of 1 pt; James WALMSLEY of City of Dublin Turner of other pt leasing house where James WALMSLEY resides commonly known as Sign of the Green Man on North side of Dame Street City of Dublin for 31 years. See also Image 21 for earlier lease on north side of Dame St.

NOTE: The Surname ROE seems to have morphed into RAY.

NOTE: ROD: 247-348-162043 in 1766 has George REA otherwise George RAY & lands in Co. Tyrone. Image 199. House in Town of Moy Co. Tyrone [now Co, Armagh?]

NOTE: This likely connects to Sarah RAY (bef 1700-1750), wife of John HYDE (1700-1728), bookseller.

NOTE: A Joseph RAY, bookseller of City of Dublin mentioned in ROD: 1-118-70 in connection with land in Co. Wicklow.

NOTE: ROD: 85-385-60619 KINGSBURY, SPANN, & Rebecca RAY niece of KINGSBURY..

NOTE: Bethams: KINGSBURY, Thomas Parish of St. Andrews to RUSSELL, Esther of same Parish, widow. James RUSSELL was her husband

1722 Apr 26

ROD: 37-274-22700

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BTW Easan HIDE [aka HYDE] of Macoute [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford Gent of 1 pt & John HYDE of same of other pt,. Easan & John are brothers and John is Eason’s heir … sum £100… moiety or half the townland of Macoyle … then in his and his brother’s possession WITNESS: Jane BOLGER of Rathpeore Co. Wexford; John RICE of Agherine Co. Wexford, Gent Michael BERMINGHAM & William DERMAD both of Agherafore yeomen John HYDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Bethams Abstracts: HYDE, John, Mocknile [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey]  Co. Wexford Gent dated 4 May 1718 proved 16 May 1718. Son John HYDE & Eausau HYDE & Jonathon HYDE.

1722 May 8

ROD: 35-31-20635

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BTW Rev Edward SAMPSON of City of Dublin Clerk & John HYDE of City of Dublin Stationer executor of will of James RUSSELL late of City of Dublin Gent deceased of 1 pt; Esther RUSSELL of City of Dublin widow & relict of James RUSSELL of other pt. … granted to Esther RUSSELL parcel of ground on North side of Dame Street containing in front to said street 19’, in breadth to the rere 19’ and in depth front to rere 34’ together with the New House erected by George ROE Cordwainer … for lives of Ann CAULFIELD also O’HARA deceased & William PERCIVALL Clerk & Charles O’HARA eldest son & heir of Kean O’HARA deceased by virtue of lease 20 Oct 1707 … WITNESS: Thomas COOKE jun & Christopher DOWNES Clerk to Mr Thomas COOKE Notary

NOTE: Bethams: KINGSBURY, Thomas Parish of St. Andrews to RUSSELL, Esther of same Parish, widow.

1723 Dec 23

ROD: 39-216-25044

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BTW William CROW of the City of Dublin Esq of the one part and the Revd Patrick DELANY Doctor in Divinity of the other part Whereby the said William CROW in consideration of £400 given & granted unto the said Patrick DELANY All that and those the five Houses in Dames Street now in the possion of John HYDE William TOLEMAN Francis LORAIN Charles ACKMOEDY and his undertenants together with the Ground and Buildings lying behind the said Houses and extending to the West now in the possion of Sir William TOWNES and his undertenants as described in a map sett to John OSBORNE of the City of Dublin Gent by John CROW of the City of Dublin Esqr by Lease 6 Feb 1679 for 61 years WITNESS: Bryan ROBISON of the City of Dublin Esq . Doctor of Physick and Thomas WARD and Benjamin HALL of the same City Gent

NOTE: This would be John HYDE (bef 1700-1728), Stationer

1724 Jul 8

ROD: 40-412-26549

Image 215 BTW William WHITE of BallymcEgan [Ballymacegan, Parish of Lorrha, in the Barony of Lower Ormond] Co. Tipperary farmer of 1 pt & John HYDE of City of Dublin Stationer of the other. Reciting Benjamin GASCOYNE of City of London Merchant by lease 8 Jul in consideration of £575 paid by said William WHITE & Richard WHITE of BallymeEgan … set lands of BallymacEgan consisting of arable meadow Pasture Callas Woodland Turbury & Bog containing  1,175a … lives of William WHITE 3^rd son of said William WHITE, Joseph WHITE only son of Richard WHITE & Henry HARDING son of Jonathon HARDING of Derrykeele Kings Co. Farmer … 23 parts (the whole into 39 equal parts to be divided off & in all & singular the premisses at & under the yearly sum of £110.11.6 ½ being 23 39^th parts of the said rent by which deed of release the said William WHITE in consideration of £350 paid by said John HIDE [HYDE] … WITNESS: James RUDDOCK of Kilcormick Kings Co. Gent & William BARRY of City of Dublin Scrivener. NOTE: In a later generation a William Preston WHITE Esq of Killarny married an Alice HYDE (aka Alicia) (abt 1789-1873) in 1816. ROD: 709-114-485449

1724 Aug 3

ROD: 42-388-26736

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BTW William THWAITES of the City of Dublin Merchant of the one part and Richard McGUIRE and William McGUIRE both of the sd City of Dublin Bankers of the other pr Reciting Mortgage 10 Jul 1708  btw Richd BOURKE Richard STONE Catherine STONE of one pt; and Joseph REY of the City of Dublin Stationer of the other … sold to Joseph REY the third pt of the Town and Lands of Clonmanen [Clonmannan, Parish Rathnew, Barony Newcastle] called the Horse Parke and on Lease then in & Possion of John ARTHUR and Christ CHART [CHAYTOR] in the Barony of New Castle and County of Wicklow and all the Houses Orchards Yards Gardens backsides and appurs to the sd lands belonging To hold for 99 years from the day of the date thereof at one pepper And further Reciting that by Indenture12 Oct 1721 btw John HYDE of the City of Dublin acting Exr of the last Will and Testamt of Elizabeth REY late of the said City of Dublin widow of the said Joseph RAY of the one part and the sd William THWAITES of the other pt this John HYDE in consideration of £300 sold to the sd William THWAITES  a 1/3^rd of the sd Towns Lands House & premis To have and to To hold to the sd William fo 99 years subject to the sd Provise or Condicon of Redemption in the recited Deed of Morgage contained , It is therefore witnessed That the sd William THWAITES sold to the said Richard McGUIRE and Wiliam McGUIRE recited Towns lands Tenem Hereditamts and Premes  … WITNESS:  William BOWLES and Mich . MULLAN both of the City of Dublin Gen.

1724 Sep 7

ROD: 41-468-26912

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BTW George GUNNING of the City of London Esqr of ye one part , and the Revd William JACKSON of Ballyloghloe [Parish Ballyloughloe] Co. Westmeath of the other part , By which Release the said George GUNNING in consideration of the hundred pounds per did grant bargain and sell unto the sd William JACKSON in his Clocking actuall possession then being by vertue of the said Lease All that and those 200a of Newtown Moyaghy Newtownmoyaghy, Parish Rodanstown or Moyglare?, Barony of Upper Deece],Scituate lying and being in the Barony of Deeceland County of Meath with the Appurt hold unto said William JACKSON his Heirs and from thenceforth during Lives of the said George GUNNING, John GUNNING & Barnaby GUNNING … WITNESS Patrick HAMILTON Clerk Edward DALTON of the City of Dublin Publick Notary John HYDE of Dublin Bookseller

NOTE: A Rev William JACKSON (d 1735/6) was Prebendary of St. John’s Dublin (Prebendary of St John's (Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin) . Wife Ellen JACKSON Cousin William MORETON.  His son Rev. Wiliam JACKSON (1713-1767) was of Rocksavage Co. Cork. SEE: Jacksons of St. Michans for links. Also Fasti.

1724 Oct 12

ROD: 45-326-29454

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BTW Richard SPAN of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & George MOSS of City of Dublin Gent of other pt. ground on east side of Grafton St. Parish St. Ann in suburbs of City of Dublin. … endorsed by Robert MARSHALL Esq; John HYDE stationer and John ARMSTRONG Gent trustees appointed by the settlement on the intermarriage of said Richard SPANN with Susanna his present wife.

NOTE: See: ROD: 59-71-39446: John ARMSTRONG, Gent, then only intermeddlling exec'r of Richard SPAN, late of Dublin city; dec'd,  2 Sep last past [1728] Also ROD: 58-74-38637 & 38639

1724 Oct 28

ROD: 40-513-27160

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Leonard HATFIELD of Killinure Co. Westmeath Gent Son & Heir of Leonard HATFIELD late of Killinure deceased Gent in Consid of £100 confirmed to Rev. William JACKSON of Ballyloghloe [Parish Ballyloughloe] Co. Westmeath town and lands of Killinure [Killinure North and/or Killinure South, Parish Bunown, Barony Kilkenny West] Faranemorin [Farrannamoreen,, Parish of Kilkenny West, Barony Kilkenny West]  Ballybegg [probably Lowpark or Ballyboy, Parish Bunown, Barony Kilkenny West] all in Co. Westmeath containing 650a in Barony Kilkenny West [Kilkenny West ] & Co. Westmeath to hold for 999 years… WITNESS: John HYDE of City of Dublin bookseller Edward DALTON of City of Dublin Public Notary, Patrick HAMILTON Clke to Edward DALTON.

NOTE: A Rev William JACKSON (d 1735/6) was Prebendary of St. John’s Dublin. Wife Ellen JACKSON Cousin William MORETON.  His son Rev. Wiliam JACKSON (1713-1767) was of Rocksavage Co. Cork. SEE: Jacksons of St. Michans for links.

1725 May 28

ROD: 49-344-32267

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BTW John HYDE of City of Dublin Stationer of 1 pt; Bernard CORREGE of City of Dublin Braizer of other pt. small slip of ground part of Trinity Hall in Parish St. Andrews City of Dublin with passage leading from HYDE’s Garden to Trinity Lane on the West with other ground belonging to said John HYDE on east to other concerns belonging to said John HYDE now in possession of Richard CUNNINGHAM and on the north to the wall that divides the demised premises from the holdings of said CORREGES, Mr Paul REED and Mr Robert CALLAGHAN together with liberty and benefit of Resting and Bearing Timbers in and building on North wall and Breaking out Doors … WITNESS: Thomas KENNELL servant to John HYDE and Benjamin JOHNSTON and Zachariah NOLAN clke to said JOHNSTON Notary

1725 Oct 20

ROD: 45-458-30022

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BTW Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Dr. of Physic of 1^st pt; Hester PUNTER of City of Dublin spinster of 2^nd pt; Rev. John OWEN of City of Dublin Clerk of other pt. Reciting Hon James Earle of Anglesay by his indenture 17 Aug 1699 set to Richard ASHTON of College Green near City of Dublin aforesaid Taylor deceased two ruined houses with appurtenances btw them and Charlemount House formerly in possession of Quartermaster FLOOD on north side of College Green containing in breadth from Turn Slyde Alley to Charlemount House 23’ together with Garden behind …. Other lease 17 Aug demised to Richard ASHTON 35 pounds [sic?] of Ground in Anglesey St in suburbs of Dublin bounded on east by wall that joins to the holding formerly in possession of William FLOOD on the North by the waste ground belonging to said earl on the south by the house of Alexander JACKSON and on the west fronting Angleseys Street to hold to Richard ASHTON … whereas a marriage was intended to be had btw said Thomas KINGSBURY and Hester PUNTER and Hester PUNTER as devisee of Margaret ASHTON late of City of Dublin widow deceased was entitled to the house and premises granted by these leases … conveyed to John OWEN in trust … WITNESS: John CARTER & Edward PRYSE Clerke Notary Public.

NOTE: Dr. Thomas Kingsbury (abt. 1688 - 1747) of Co. Armagh  Wiki Tree.

NOTE: Thomas Kingsbury (1688 – 1747): Physician and Friend to Jonathan Swift and Great, Great Grandfather To Oscar Wilde : Dr. Kingsbury appears in the Dublin Directory of 1738 as ‘Physician, Censor living on Anglesey Street’. Under the terms of his will, his widow assigned ‘4 houses in College Green 70ft frontage, great house in Anglesey St backing it as payment of £1,300’ on Edward Croaker, apothecary and ‘Chemist to the University of Dublin’. This property represented the ‘personal fortune’ of his daughter Mary Kingsbury. … [he was active in] the Incorporated Society in Dublin for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, responsible for the establishment of Charter Schools.

NOTE: ROD: 85-385-60619 KINGSBURY, SPANN, & Rebecca RAY niece of KINGSBURY..

1726 May 25

ROD: 49-509-33052

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BTW Richard SPAN of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt; Edward WRIGHTSON of City of Dublin Carpenter of other pt. tenement on north side of Spanns Lane in Parish St. Anne Suburbs of City of Dublin … [desc] … endorsed by Robert MARSHALL and John HYDE Trustees appointed in settlement with Richard SPANN on his intermarriage with his then wife Susana SPAN als POLEXFEN ….

NOTE: John HYDE (bef 1700-1728), Stationer of Dublin. Richard SPANN (1686–1727) Susan POLLEXFEN (?-1729)

 NOTE: ST. Marie Church Dublin 1719 Jul 16: Richard SPAM [sic] married Susannah POLLEXFEN by Rev. Petter MATURIN. Bethams: SPANN, Richard of ST. Peters Gent married Susannah POLLEXFEN of St. Mary’s, spinster. Bethams: Their children were Mary, Armstrong, Jane & Thomas.

1726 Jun 7

ROD: 49-288-32023

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Memorial of a Tripartite Deed 7 Jun 1726 BTW Richard HIBBERT of the City of Dublin Gent of the 1st part , and the Reverend Doctor William ANDREWS of the City of Kilkenny of the second part and John PHILLIPS of Ballyegle Queens Co.Gent of the 3^rd part , reciting that whereas James WILLS of the City of Dublin Esq . by Deed 12 Jan 1715 did Demise unto Phillip JONES late of Mountagle in the Queens County aforesaid Clk Deced the Town and Lands of Mountage at Bally Eagle Containing 213a and also all that part of the Town and Lands of Ballyroan then lately held by Darby DORAN William KENNA and other Tenants 79a and all that Tuckmill and Cornmill then lately erected by  said James WILLS Together with the Dwelling Houses stables pigon House out Houses Nurseries plantation and all other Improvements all being in the Barony of Cullenagh … WITNESS: John HYDE of the City of Dublin Stationer & John CARTER of the same Not Pub

1728 Mar 13

ROD: 59-214-40112

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BTW Samuel HYDE eldest son and heir of Robert HYDE of Cooleroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent & grandson of William HYDE and Maria his wife late of Killibegg [Killybegs, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford deceased of 1 pt Aris BRASS of City of Dublin Grocer of other pt. Town and lands of Upper and Lower Gurteen [Gorteen Upper, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey and Gorteen Lower, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] and Knockbauer [Knockbaun, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey]  containing 350a … in Barony Goury [Gorey] Co. Wexford … WITNESS: William REVELL of Dolphins Barn Co. Dublin Tanner & William DEVALL of Dublin Notary & Thomas RINGWOOD of Dublin Gent.

1728 Mar 13

ROD: 59-214-40112

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BTW Samuel HYDE eldest son and heir of Robert HYDE of Cooleroe Co. Wexford Gent & grandson of William HYDE and Maria his wife late of Killibegg [Killybegs, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford deceased of 1 pt Aris BRASS of City of Dublin Grocer of other pt. Town and lands of Upper and Lower Gurteen [Gorteen Upper, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey and Gorteen Lower, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] and Knockbauer [Knockbaun, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] containing 350a … in Barony Goury Co. Wexford … WITNESS: William REVELL of Dolphins Barn Co. Dublin Tanner & William DEVALL of Dublin Notary & Thomas RINGWOOD of Dublin Gent.

1728 Apr 2

ROD: 55-371-37342

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Jacob POOLE of the City of Dublin Clothier in consid of £550 paid by David LATOUCHE and Nathaniel KANE Same City Bankers did grant and assign unto the said David LATOUCHE and Nathaniel KANE one Brick House or tenement with a back side thereunto belonging wherein Nathaniel EASTWOOD formerly dwelt , One small house or tenemt next adjoyning on the last to his then Dwelling House , wherein . John HARTLY formerly Dwellt, and all that part of Chichester House , with Yard Room House of Office and the Gateway leading to the Street then formerly in the Possion of Joseph RAY of the City of Dublin Printer , and to Enjoy the same and every part thereof in as full and ample manner as the said Joseph RAY then held the same , the said House Backsides or yards were set on the Colledge Green in the suburbs of Dublin Bounded as follows the said two front Houses or tenements on the South faring College Green containing in Breadth from the House George STEEL Taylor then dwelt in on the West to the House Joseph RAY then Devell in , on the last 42’9” Inches or thereabouts , the front of the Houses 32’ 9” and the gate way 10’ and from the said Street Gate Northward to that part of Chichester House then Demised78’6”, and the said Brick house First Demised and Backside adjoyning to the said George Streets Backside on the West Cont from the Colledge Green on the South Northward to passage or alley commonly Called Turn Hill Alley leading towards the River Liffee 128’ 6”, and in breadth at the Lower and front passage to Chichester House Wall East and West 18’ 8”, on part of which Backside Northward the said Nathaniel ASTWOOD  had built a Dye house and Warping Rooms Containing in breadth from the said Alley Towards the East 18’, and in Depth from South to North 32’ … and those the four Houses or Tenem log with the Backsides Gardens and yards thereunto belonging and also one other House or Tenem Built over the Mill Stream falling down towards the Double Mills in Donore and adjoyning unto the Premisses All which said Premisses were bounded on the North to the Front by Mill Street al . Tanners Row , Eastward and partly southward to the Holding belonging to Mr Benjamjn MEAD Esq . or his under tenants Westward by the Mill Stream and part of Mr Arthur EMERSON Holdings , all which said Premisses were in the Liberty of the Court and Donore & County of Dublin as also all that peice or Plott of Waste Ground Scit on the East side of New Street leading from the Earl of Abercorne’s Stables to St Stephens Green suburbs of ye City of Dublin at Cont by Breadth in the front to the said New Street 98’…  Jacob POOLE [SEA:] WITNNESS:  William DRUDY

NOTE: Joseph RAY was the father-in-law of John HYDE.

1728 Aug 4

ROD: 57-317-38666

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Lease & release btw Esther RUSSELL of the City of Dublin widow and relict of James RUSSELL late of the same City of Dublin deceased Gent of the 1 pt  & Rev. William JACKSON of the same City Clerke & Rev. John OWEN of Bovevagh [Bovevagh, Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght] in Diocese of Derry clerke of the other part… tripartite deed  Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Dr. of Physic of 1^st pt Esther RUSSELL of 2^nd pt and said William JACKSON and John OWENS of 3^rd pt. Reciting Lord Arch Bishop of Armagh since deced Primate and Metropolitan of all Ireland by Lease 13 May 1724 did demise and let unto the said Hester RUSSELL All that and those the six Town Lands or Ballyboe known by the names of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drundarge [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Stange [either Stangmore (Knox) and/or Stangmore (Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley als Fullanckelly  [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], and  Derrygowen [probably Derrygoonan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle fit lying and being in the Territory of Confeecle County Tyrone for 2 years lease reciting 20 Oct 1707 John HUTCHINSON Smith in 1707 demised to George ROE Cordwainer piece of ground on North of Dame St in Suburbs of City of Dublin  19’ in front & rere and in depth 34’ bounded on east by dwelling house of George ROE on the west to Dames Mill and on North by ground belonging to George ROE and on the south to the said Street for lives of Kean OHARA Esq. Miss Ann CAULFIELD als O’HARA and Rev William PERCIVAL Clke Archdeacon of Cashell and the survivors of them .. reciting that lease in Dames St was in consideration of £150 mtg by said George ROE to Thomas HAWKINS Gent who in consideration of £ 138 released to Rev Edward SAMPSON Clke and said SAMPSON declared that deed was made to him in Trust for said James RUSSELL and reciting that George ROE released to said Edward SAMPSON and John HYDE Stationer executors of will of James RUSSELL who conveyed premises to Hesther RUSSELL … Reciting William HENDRICK by lease 20 Jan 1725 demised to John NAPPER carpenter piece of ground on Tighe St in Oxmantown in back of St. Pauls and Suburbs of City of Dublin 37’ in front to said street and in depth south to north 78’ bounded on north by other land belonging to William FREDERICK and on the South to High Street and on the east by other ground belonging to William NAPPER … John NAPPER land on south side of Mary’s Street Parish of St. Mary’s City of Dublin containing in breadth to front of Mary St 19’10” and in breadth in rere  21’ 4” and in depth 153’ bounded by ground belonging to Francis TUCKER …  two lots of ground on Mary’s St. …. and reciting that the said John NAPPER £300 made over in Mortgage unto the said Esther RUSSELL the said two Lotts of Ground in Mary Street Redeemable nevertheless as in above in the said mortgage And Reciting that the said John NAPPER in consideration of the further sum of £100 did Grant and make over in mortgage his Equity of redemption to the to the said Esther Russell subject nevertheless to be paid as in a provise therein contained is Expressed and Reciting that by lease 12 Aug 1720 for the Hon Richard STEWART Esqr John HALL and John WALUNS Doctr in Divinity and Edward RANSFORD Esqr did set unto George SLADE Clothier … dwelling houses back houses and backsides on west side of Francis St in Liberties of City of Dublin containing in front to said st 35’ 4”  and in depth front to rere on South side 202’ 5” and on North side 195’ 6” and in breadth in rere 31’ bounded on East to St. Francis St on the south to William GEOGHEAN’s holding on West to Alderman William EMPSON’s holding and on north to Mr WHITMORE’s holding …. Marriage to be had btw Ester RUSSELL and Thomas KINGSBURY … £800  … William JACKSON & John OWENS trustees … [secured by]  4 houses on College Green and 3 houses in Angleseys St and Blackmore Lane held by lease of Earl of Anglesey… Quadmpartite deed mentioned and subject to a lease thereof made by the said Esther RUSSELL to the said John HYDE and subject to the severall covenants for Renewal and which Lease bears date the 13 Jul 1726 … William JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William RAY; Thomas MONTGOMERY. NOTE: William RAY likely related to Sarah RAY (Bef 1700-1750), married 1714 to John HYDE (bef 1700-1728).

NOTE: A Rev William JACKSON (d 1735/6) was Prebendary of St. John’s Dublin. Wife Ellen JACKSON Cousin William MORETON.  His son Rev. William JACKSON (1713-1767) was of Rocksavage Co. Cork. SEE: Jacksons of St. Michans for links.

NOTE: The widow Esther RUSSELL aka Hester subsequently married Thomas KINGSBURY

1728 Oct 7

ROD: 59-534-41589

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David LATOUCHE and Nathaniel KANE of the City of Dublin Mercht and Jacob POOLE of the same City Cloathier in consideration of £255  paid by Robert FREEMAN of the said City Perukemaker sold One Brick house or tenement with the back side thereunto belonging wherein Nathaniel ASTWOOD’s  had dwelt one small house  wherein John HEASTLY formerly dwelt and all that part of Chichester House with the yard Room house of Office and the gateway leading to the street formerly in the possion of Joseph Ray of the City of Dublin Printer Scituate on College Green in the suburbs of Dublin bounded by the said two front house or Tenements on the South facing College Green Containing in breadth from the house wherein George STEEL Taylor then dwelt in on the West to the house Joseph Ray dwelt in on the last 42’9” a thereabouts that is to say  the front of the houses 32’ 8” and the gateway 10’ and from the said Street gate Northward to that part of Chichester house thereby demised 78’6” and the said Buckhouse thereby first demised and backside adjoyning to the said George STEEL Backside on the west Containing from Colledge Green on the south northward to a passage or ally comonly called Turn Hull Alley leading towards the River Liffy 128’ 6” in breadth at the lower end from the passage of Chichester House Wall East and West 18’8” or thereabouts on part of which backside Northward the said Nathaniel ASTWOOD had built dye house & Warping Room Containing in breadth from the said Ally towards the East 18’8”  Latouche ┃ of the 9th day ┃ of Oct. 1777 at ┃ ¼ of now Inches and in depth from South to North 32’ to hold during the Rem of a Term … WITNESS:  by William DRURY Clerk to Mr Wm SUMNER Notary Dublin. Jacob POOLE [SEAL]

1729 Apr 10

ROD: 60-144-40255

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BTW Samuel HYDE eldest son & heir of Robert HYDE of Forchester Chester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] Co. Wexford, Gent of 1 pt & Thomas JOLLY of Killmullin [possibly Knockmullen, Parish Kilmakilloge, Barony Gorey], Co. Wicklow Gent and Martin MOONEY of Coleroe [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe] Co. Wexford Gent of other pt. Reciting indenture 1 May 1676 btw Robert HASELS of Shelton [Shelton Abbey? Arklow , Parish Clonmines, Barony Shelburne] Co. Wicklow Esq. of 1 pt & William HYDE of Killibegs [Killybegs, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey, Co. Wexford Gent & Maria his wife of other pt … townland Forchester als Forchister 225a 2r in Gurteens als Gurtins & 174a part of Gurteens als Gurtins [Gorteen Upper, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey and Gorteen Lower, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] all in Barony Gory, Co. Wexford for term of her natural life and after both their deceases to Robert HYDE son of said Maria & William & to heirs of said Robert HYDE … marriage to be solemnized btw Samuel HYDE & Mary JOLLY daughter of said Thomas JOLLY … [dowery] … WITNESS: William SALE City of Dublin Gent; Charles MEARES & William Langham PALMER.

NOTE: For a bit on HASELLS of SHELTON see: Buildings of Ireland.

1730 Aug 8

ROD: 64-472-44756

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Sir William PARSONS of Parsonstown Kings Co. Bart & Lawrence PARSONS Esq Grandson & heir of Sir William PARSONS set to Mr. Mathew HYDE of Newtown [Newtown, Parish Roscomroe, Barony Ballybritt, Co. Offaly], the dwelling house gardens & orchard in possession of Mathew HYDE formerly in possession of Mr. Robert JAMES 257a … lands of Newtown Co & Barony Ballybritt … for lives of Mathew HYDE Mrs. Elizabeth HYDE als ARMSTRONG now wife of said Mathew HYDE & Lettice HYDE eldest daughter of said Mathew HYDE … WITNESS: Anthony FENNELL Agent to Sir William PARSONS & Thomas JAMES of Newtown Farmer Mathew HYDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Armstrong family of Castle Armstrong, Garry Castle and Castle Iver

1731 Dec 2

ROD: 77-320-53839

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Michael KINCH of Moule [?] Co. Wexford Gent sold to Mathew JOHNSON of Shelton in the County Wicklow Gent . Surviving Ex of the last Will and Testament of Alex KINCH late of Moeville aforesd All the Town and Lands of Ballynesillage [?] lying and being in the manner of Arklow and County of Wicklow containing 212a … Witnessed by James BRYAN of Acklow [Arklow, Parish Arklow, Barony Arklow]  in the County of Wicklow Gent and John HYDE of Sea Bank [Seabank, Parish Kilbride, Barony Arklow] , in the said County Gent WITNESS: James BRYAN and William JOHNSON son to the sd Mathew JOHNSON Mathew. JOHNSON [SEAL]

1732 Jun 29

ROD: 72-240-50582

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BTW Sarah HIDE of City of Dublin Widow and executrix of last will of John HIDE Stationer deceased of same city of 1 pt; Rev. Alexander BRADFORD Dr. in Divinity Vicar of Parish St. Andrews Dublin Timothy TURNER Iron Monger and Joseph WEST Cooper, Church Wardens of St. Andrews with advice and consent of the rest of the parishioners … Sarah HIDE demised unto the Vicar & Church wardens all that Lott or piece of ground at rere of a piece of ground called Trinity Hall (near College Green) Ground Situate behind the west side of Trinity Lane in Suburbs of City 30’ in front to Alms House 35’ 9’ in breadth in the rere and in depth from front to rere on the North Side 27 ¼’ and in depth front to rere on the South side 28 ½’ bounded on east by Mr. JUD’'s garden on the North by a passage belonging to said Mrs HIDE and on the South to waste ground belonging to Mrs HIDE … WITNESS: Thomas KESDALL Dublin Book binder, Mathew PAGEATT Clerk to Benjamin JOHNSTON Public Notary Dublin. Sarah HIDE [SEAL]

1732 Jul 5

ROD: 66-412-47177

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BTW Robert HYDE of Cooleroe [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe Cooleroe probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1^st pt William BARRINGTON of Fort Chester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] Co. Wexford Gent of 2^nd pt: Charles SMITH of Ballynamoney [Ballynamony , Parish Ballycanew, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford of 3^rd pt;  Reciting said Robert HYDE demised the House & Demesne of Fortchester & reciting John SAVAGE Gent demised to Thomas WINDIS Gent all part of Ballynamoney then in possession of said SAVAGE and reciting …

1732 Jul 5

ROD: 66-412-47177

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BTW Robert HYDE of Cooleroe [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1^st pt William BARRINGTON of Fort Chester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] Co. Wexford Gent of 2^nd pt: Charles SMITH of Ballynamoney [Ballynamony , Parish Ballycanew, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford of 3^rd pt;  Reciting said Robert HYDE demised the House & Demesne of Fortchester & reciting John SAVAGE Gent demised to Thomas WINDIS Gent all part of Ballynamoney then in possession of said SAVAGE and reciting …

1734 Apr 16

ROD: 80-306-55948

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BTW Robert HYDE of Coolroe [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe - probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1^st pt; Thomas BURROUGHS of City of Dublin Gent of 2^nd pt; John BAUMAN of Annagh Co. Wexford Gent of 3^rd pt. Reciting that a fine was levied and acknowledged by said Robert HYDE unto said Thomas BURROUGHS … recovery suffered of 20 Messuages 20 Cottages 40 gardens 4 Orchards 200a of land 100a of meadow 200a of pasture 100a of wood & underwood 50a of Furze and heath and 100a of Moore and Marsh in townlands Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] Gurteens als Gurtins [possibly Gurteen, Parish Kilbonane, Barony East Muskerry, Co. Cork] in Co. Wexford .. WITNESS: John MORRISON of Co. Wicklow Gent & Arthur BRERETON. Thomas BURROUGHS [SEAL]

1734 Aug 17

ROD: 98-265-68361

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Sarah HYDE-KINGSBURY (in Grantors index)

RAY to HYDE to KINGSBURY (in memorial heading)

Re: deed 17 Jul 1730 Whereby John BROCK of City of Dublin Carpenter made over to Elizabeth REAY of City of Dublin Spinster House Messuage & Tenement then in possession of Mrs DURELL containing in front to King St 22’ 4” and in rere____ and in depth 67’ bounded on south by King St on west by holding of Jacob POOLE Cloathier or his undertenants on the east by holding of Benjamin EVERARD Esq & on North by ground belonging to Joshua PAUL together with a piece or parcel of Ground on the New Street opened by said Benjamin EVERARD intended to be called Collerain Street containing in front 96’ 5 ½” in rere 100’ in depth on the South 80’ 10” and on North 73’ 6” and bounded on the east by New Street on west by Jacob CROW or his undertenants on the North by Ground belonging to Benjamin EVERARD and on the south partly by said EVERARD’s holding and partly by holding of Mrs DURELL in the New Parish of Saint Michans suburbs of City of Dublin … which said piece of Ground in Colerain Street John BROCK hath built two brick houses except as in said Lease to hold to Elizabeth REAY and her assigns for term of 108 years … and the said Elizabeth RAY in consideration of £150 to her paid by Sarah HYDE of City of Dublin widow granted to Sarah HYDE Premes & all Houses and Appurtenances for remainder of term … in consideration of £120 assigned to Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Esq. … WITNESS: Thomas KENDALL of Dublin Bookseller & Paul HOWELL of Dublin Gent. Sarah HYDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Sarah HYDE née RAY (bef 1700-1750) wife of John HYDE Stationer, and daughter of Joseph RAY and wife Elizabeth. Thomas KENDALL was the journeyman working for Sarah HYDE. Elizabeth REAH and Elizabeth RAY likely refer to the mother of Sarah RAY, wife of Joseph RAY.

1735 May 28

ROD: 80-337-56090

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BTW Robert HYDE of Coolerow [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe - probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1 pt & John MORRISON of Wicklow Co. Wicklow Gent of other pt. … lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] … WITNESS: Abraham TOBIN of Corcannon & Dennis DALE of Monature & John BAUMAN of Annagh

1736 Feb 19

ROD: 85-385-60619

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BTW Mathew CARTER of City of Dublin Gent of 1^st pt; Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Esq Cr of Physic and Robert WILLS of City of Dublin of 2^nd pt & Elizabeth RAY of City of Dublin spinster daughter of William RAY late of City of Cork Merchant of 3^rd pt. Reciting Thomas GRACE of Rahinny Co. Dublin Esq 14 June 1731 in consideration of £1,731 paid by Rev .Samuel SPAN of Newtownforbes Co. Longford released to Samuel SPAN lands of Saint Johns Rath Hoathstown Greenhills Batestown Great footstown Braystown and part of Bingerstown in Barony Slane Co. Meath and reciting that Rev. Samuel SPAN by deed 15 June 1731 declare that £882.3.11 part of the £1,200 and interest was for article 4 March 1717 btw said William RAY of 1 pt & Rev. Benjamin SPAN and Mary SPAN his daughter spinster both of Temple Michael Co. Longford of other pt and the sum of £317.16.1 being remainder of £1,200 was for use of Thomas KINGSBURY reciting marriage btw William RAY and Mary SPAN als RAY and the said Elizabeth RAY is the only issue of said marriage and entitled to £882.3.11 and also to further sum of £117.16.1 paid by said Samuel SPANN part of the £317.16.1 was proper money of Elizabeth RAY … and marriage to be solemnized  bwt Mathew CARTER & Elizabeth RAY … WITNESS: Willaim DEVALT & Rebecca HYDE spinster niece of Thomas KINGSBURY. Thomas KINGSBURY [SEAL]

NOTE: Need to find out how Rebecca HYDE is a niece of KINGSBURY. She was a daughter of John HYDE and Sara RAY, booksellers. One possibility is that Sarah RAY (1700-1750) had a sibling who married a child of Thomas KINGSBURY. Elizabeth RAY may refer to Elizabeth SPANN the mother of Sarah RAY, wife of Joseph RAY or it may refer to Elizabeth RAY daughter of William RAY late of Cork. SEE: ROD: 85-385-60619

1736 Apr 14

ROD: 86-155-59745

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BTW John MORRISON of Wicklow, Co. Wicklow Gent of 1 pt & Robert HYDE of Coolroe Co. Wexford of other pt. Reciting 28 May 1735 SEE: Image 463

BTW Robert HYDE of Coolerow [NOTE: 4 townlands named Cooleroe - probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1 pt & John MORRISON of Wicklow Co. Wicklow Gent of other pt. … lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] … WITNESS: Abraham TOBIN of Corcannon & Dennis DALE of Monature & John BAUMAN of Annagh

1736 Apr 15

ROD: 85-57-59001

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BTW Robert HYDE of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1 pt & John BAUMAN of Annagh Co. Wexford Gent in consideration of £400 lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] and Gurteens als Gurtins [Gorteen Upper, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey and Gorteen Lower, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] Barony Gorey Co. Wexford …

1736 Nov 10 & 11

ROD: 87-76-60654

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BTE John HYDE  & Esan HYDE both of Mocoyle [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey]Co. Wexford Gents of 1 pt; John BAUMAN of Anagh Co. Wexford of other pt. Reciting Sir Laurance ESMOND late of Clonegal Co. Carlow Bart deceased and Lady Lucy ESMOND his wife deceased indented 4 June 1700 btw Laurence ESDMOND & Lucy ESMOND of 1 pt & John HYDE of Morcoyle Co. Wexford farmer & said Easan HYDE and John HYDE parties to said deed his sons of the other part. Demised to John HYDE, Esan HYDE and John HYDE townlands of Mocoyle in Barony Gorey Co. Wexford 100a with all houses, Edifices, Barns, Stables, Orchards, Gardens, Commons, Pastures and all other profits … to said John HYDE, Esan HYDE & John HYDE… witnessed that John HYDE and Esan HYDE in consideration of £350 & rent … WITNESS: Denis DALE of Mointure & John RICE of Aghere both Co. Wexford & James KEAREN of Knockbawn [Knockbaun, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford Cordwainer.

NOTE: Bethams Abstracts: HYDE, John, Mocknile [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey]Co. Wexford Gent dated 4 May 1718 proved 16 May 1718. Son John HYDE & Eausau HYDE & Jonathon HYDE.

1736 Nov 10 & 11

ROD: 87-76-60654

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BTE John HYDE  & Esan HYDE both of Mocoyle[probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford Gents of 1 pt; John BAUMAN of Anagh Co. Wexford of other pt. Reciting Sir Laurance ESMOND late of Clonegal Co. Carlow Bart deceased and Lady Lucy ESMOND his wife deceased indented 4 June 1700 btw Laurence ESDMOND & Lucy ESMOND of 1 pt & John HYDE of Morcoyle Co. Wexford farmer & said Easan HYDE and John HYDE parties to said deed his sons of the other part. Demised to John HYDE, Esan HYDE and John HYDE townlands of Mocoyle in Barony Gorey Co. Wexford 100a with all houses, Edifices, Barns, Stables, Orchards, Gardens, Commons, Pastures and all other profits … to said John HYDE, Esan HYDE & John HYDE… witnessed that John HYDE and Esan HYDE in consideration of £350 & rent … WITNESS: Denis DALE of Mointure & John RICE of Aghere both Co. Wexford & James KEAREN of Knockbawn [Knockbaun, Parish Inch, Barony Gorey] Co. Wexford Cordwainer.

NOTE: Bethams Abstracts: HYDE, John, Mocknile [probably Macoyle Lower and Macoyle Upper, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey]Co. Wexford Gent dated 4 May 1718 proved 16 May 1718. Son John HYDE & Eausau HYDE & Jonathon HYDE.

1737 Sept 3

ROD: 89-6-61838

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BTW Boyle TRAVERS of City of Dublin Merchant of 1^st pt & Sarah HYDE of City of Dublin Widow & Charlotte HYDE eldest daughter of said Sarah HYDE of 2^nd pt. & rev. Boyle TRAVERS Dr. in Divinity & Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dubin Esq Dr. in Physic of 3^rd pt reciting marriage soon to be solemnized btw Boyle TRAVERS merchant & said Charlotte … marriage portion with Dr. Boyle TRAVERS & Thomas KINGSBURY …. £800… WITNESS: Walter TRAVERS of Trinity College, Dublin & Benjamin JOHNSON Notary. Boyle TRAVERS [SEAL]

NOTE: Bethams Abstracts: TRAVERS, Boyle City Dublin Merchant & Charlotte HYDE Parish St. Andrew spinster Sept 2 1737

1740 Dec 3

ROD: 105-3-72180

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BTW Robt ELLIS of Rathfarnham Co. Dublin Gent & Jeremiah HAGUE of the City of Dublin Butler of the one pt George HUGHES of the same City Joiner of the other part Whereby the said Robt ELLIS & Jeremiah HAGUE set unto the sd George HUGHES all that House Messuage or tenemt Situate lying & being on the North side of William Street in the suburbs of the sd City of Dublin bounded as follows on the one side to a house belonging to the sd Robert ELLIS & Jeremiah HAGUE & on the other side to a House belonging to Mrs Sarah HYDE the said premises being formerly in the possion of Mrs Judith SCOTT with the appurs to hold the sd premes with the appurs unto ye George HUGHES his E. Admrs & ass from the 1 Feb then next ensuing for the 21 years at the yearly rent of £13.5 WITNESS: Randle ALDER of the City of Dublin Carpenter Thos WHITEHOUSE of the same Stationer Joshua LEATHLEY of the same Mercht & Philip GIBSON of the same ser & this Memr is Witnessed by Wm YOUNG of the same City Coach maker & the sd Philip GIBSON George HUGHES [SEAL]

NOTE: A Joseph LEATHLY was also a Stationer, as was the deceased John HYDE (d 1728), husband of Sarah HYDE.

1740 Dec 24

ROD: 100-256-70406

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RUTLAND to RUTLAND

One of 5 houses in Dame Street late in possession of John HYDE.

1741 Jul 11

ROD: 99-337-69446

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between Martha EATON of the City of Dublin Widow of the 1^st part and George RIBTON of the said City Merch of the 2^nd part, the Deed of Lease made or mentioned to be made between Wm MARSHALL of this City Esq of the City 1^st part , and William RIBTON of the City Merchant of the 2^nd part and the Release being of seven parts between Martha EATON of the 1^st pt; Thomas PRIOR of the said City Esqr of the 2^nd part the said William MARSHALL the 3^rd part the Revd Holt TRUELL of Clonmaning in the County of Wicklow [?] Catherine his wife of the 4^th part Luke ARPOND of the said City of Dublin Gent of the 5^th part , the said William RIBTON of the 6^th part and the said George RIBTON of the 7^th part reciting among other things that by Indenture10 Jul 1708 between Richd BOURKE of ye City of Dublin Esq Richd STONE Esq Deced and Catherine his wife of the one part and Joseph RAY of the said City of Dublin Bookseller of the other part Reciting as therein is recited they the said son O F Bourke Richard Stone and Catherine his wife in consideration of £300 sold to Joseph RAY his Exct and assigns all that the morety of the Towne and Lands of Cloumania [Clonmannan, Parish Rathnew, Barony Newcastle] Called the Horse park and Cowlease [see ROD: 1-118-70, July 4, 1708, Image 70  for much of same info] … to the said Martha EATON and the Judgement soe obtained thereon and the Judge so obtained by the said Joseph RAY against the Richard STONE and the said Thomas PRIOR at the instance and request and the Consent and appointment of the said Martha EATON Holt TRUELL & Catherine his wife did by the said Deed of Release assign and make over unto the said Luke DEPOND all Singular the before mentioned Towns Lands and premisses Granted to the said Joseph RAY Thomas GAVEN and Robert JOCELYN and vested in John FREARS and assigned by them to the said Thomas ROE …

1742 Apr 24

ROD: 105-265-73821

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Reciting that a marriage was soon to be intended btw Constantine BARBER of City of Dublin Dr. of Physick & Rebecca HYDE of City of Dublin spinster and reciting that Constantine BARBER was to receive £400 as her marriage portion… covenanted with Thomas KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Dr. of Physic … £600 … WITNESS: Boyle TRAVERS of City of Dublin Merchant; Charles DALTON Notary

NOTE: Rebecca HYDE was the daughter bookseller and stationer John HYDE and Sarah RAY

1742 Dec 16

ROD: 111-27-75462

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£1,300 btw Thomas PUTLAND of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & John PUTLAND of City of Dublin Esq of the other … 5 houses on Dame Street late in possession of John HYDE, William TOLEMAN, Francis LORAINE Charles ACHMOOLY and their undertenants…

1743 Sep 14

ROD: 112-159-77411

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BTW George Hyde NORCOTT of Ballyellis [Ballyellis, Parish Mallow, Barony Fermoy] Co. Cork Gent & Ellen his wife of 1 pt;

NOTE: George Hyde NORCOTT was a son of Edward NORCOTT (d 1735) & Mary STIFF SEE: ROD: 78-421-56957

1745 Aug 31

ROD: 119-349-82772

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BTW William GORMAN of Glenevey in the County of Antrim Gent of the one part and John HYDE & Robert HYDE Gent Exr of the last Will & Testament of Samuel HYDE late of Belfast Merch of the other part reciting that whereas said William GORMAN Together with Francis GORMAN his son Kennedy STAFFORD Esqr & Valentine JONES Esqr Stood Indebted to the said & Robert HYDE by Bond of Equal date with the said Deed for £1,000 One £500 & further reciting that the said William GORMAN was seized and possessed of the lands Broghey [probably Brossloy, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Mullogh Longfield [Mullaghlongfield, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drien [Drain, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] and Clothernagh [Clogherny (Clocharnaidh) Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] all in the Parish of Confeighill B of Dungannon [Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] in Co. Tyrone and County of Tyrone and further reciting that the said In & Robert HYDE have required yearly rent of Thirty pounds to be made payable to them out of said Lands … WITNESS: James HAMILTON & Robt LEGG both of Town of Belfast. & John CARSON of Belfast Gent - John HYDE [SEAL]

1747 Jun 12

ROD: 127-108-86120

BAUMAN-HYDE

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BTW John BAUMAN of Annagh Co. Wexford Gent of 1^st pt & Robert HYDE of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co Wexford Gent Lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] and Gurteens als Gurtins Barony Gorey Co. Wexford …

1747 Jun 25

ROD: 128-319-87018

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BTW Robert HYDE of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co Wexford Gent of 1 pt & Richard MAGENIS of City of Dublin gent of the other … lands of Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ]

1747 Nov 24

ROD: 128-348-87138

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BTW Robert HYDE of Wexford Gent & Samuel HYDE son & heir of said Robert HYDE & Richard MAGENIS of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt; Rev. Arthur FORDE of Seagoe Co. Armagh Clerk of other pt. Lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] and Gurteens als Gurtins Barony Gorey Co. Wexford … WITNESS: Samuel WALLACE & Ivory BROWN both of City of Dublin Gents.

1747 Nov 24

ROD: 128-348-87138

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BTW Robert HYDE of Wexford Gent & Samuel HYDE son & heir of said Robert HYDE & Richard MAGENIS of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt; Rev. Arthur FORDE of Seagoe Co. Armagh Clerk of other pt. Lands of Fortchester als Fortchichester [Fortchester Lower  and/or Fortchester Upper Parish Inch, Barony Gorey ] and Gurteens als Gurtins Barony Gorey Co. Wexford … WITNESS: Samuel WALLACE & Ivory BROWN both of City of Dublin Gents.

1748 Aug 23

ROD: 132-395-889718

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BTW John HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant and executor of Samuel HYDE of Belfast Merchant & eldest son and heir of said Samuel HYDE. … Mary HYDE widow of Samuel HYDE …

NOTE: Mary JOLLY, dau of Thomas JOLLY was the wife of Samuel HYDE.

1748 Nov 25

ROD: 136-186-91020

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BTW Edward BRONSON of Wigmore in the Co of Kent only son & heir of Peter BRONSON late of Deptford Co Kent Shipwright decd John HYDE of City of London to Robert HUDSON of the City of London Esq . George BRYANT of Depford aforesd Distiller & Nathaniel COLE of Basinghall Street London which said John HYDE Robert HUDSON George BRYANT & Nathaniel COLE are Devisees & legatees in Trust by the Will of the said Peter BRONSON of the one part & Alderman Richard DAWSON of the City of Dublin Esq of the other pt & the Release being Between the sd Edwd BRONSON Ann BRONSON of Blackheath Co. Kent Spinster the sd John HYDE. Robert HUDSON George BRYANT & Nathaniel COLE of the first part Thomas WEST of Deptford Co Kent Shipwright & George BUCHANNAN of Buttolph Lane London merchant of the second part Alicia MACARTNEY of the City of Dublin in the Kingdom of Ireland Spinster Eldest Daw of James MACARTNEY of the sd City of Dublin And also late of Argyll Buildings & now of Sackville Street in the Park of St James Westminster in the Co. Middlesex Esqr sole act Ext & Residuary Legatee of the Honble James MACARTNEY Esqr late one of the Justices of his Maties Court of Common Pleas in Ireland of the fourth part the sd Richard DAWSON of the fifth part By Indenture of Release in Consin of £5,000 Five thousand pounds lawful money of Great Britain making the sum of £5,425 as money is valued & currency in Ireland to the sd Thomas WEST & George BUCHANNAN by the Direction of the sd James MACARTNEY Edward BRONSON Ann BRONSON John HYDE & Robt Hudson & with the Consent of the sd George BRYANT & Nathaniel COLE Testified as therein is ment in hand …

convey unto the sd Richd DAWSON in his actual Possr then being by virtue of the aforesd Indre of Lease whereof is also a Memt & his Heirs All that & those the manor or Lordship of Granard in the Co ┃ of Longford 6th the Appurs & all & sing the Towns & Lands hereth after mentd that is to say Lectims two Cartions Trimroes & Carter Three Cartrons Granard Jullie two Cartions half of Seemore Shear  Knocks Lowen Gallias & Ballygilchrest three Cartions Killason one Cartion Dallamore Ballanehowen Two Cartons Bellabryon

One Carton Belly higgen disenant & Jonephable G. Mills of Bellamack Croll with the half Caron thereof & the Mill of Bellanchowen Robinstown Ahabrack & Ballamors three Cartons Bellanecross Kinkillie Agaboy the three Cartions & a half Granard Town Church Quarter Mullengel Sisnegadere Ratheroman one Cartion One pcell of land called the Twenty Acres Cartrongeerah half of Deemore & Raymore the most of Granard & Mr Oges Park All W lands are situate in the said Manor of Granard & c of Longford and also all that & those the Town & Lands of Gerondorogan Two Cartions Elogher Elonturk with the Mill thereupon Mullogh Morrium Castrongeeragh Cloon Lemand Cloon All Wm sd last ment premises are situate lying & being in the Bar of Ardagh & Co of Longford and also all the Tythes arising renewing & growing of & in the sevl Parr of Moyhere Granard & had in the Co of Longford & Westmeath or either of them and also all & Singr the sd McGaged Premisses toge wth all Messuages Cottage I Barns Stables dovehouse Mills Gardens Orchards Meadows Pastures feedings Wood underwoods Bogs Mountain Common Fishing Beines Lough Courts Courts Leet Court Baron & other advantages Emolum & Hereditamt Wm soever right of adverson & presentation only Excepted ) unto the sd & Premes or any thereof belonging or in anywise appert or reputed accepted or taken as Pell or number thereof and also all other the Manors or Lordships Towns Messuages Tenemt & Hereditamt whatsoever of him the sd James MACARTNEY Party thereto in the sd C. of Longford in & by certain Indre of Lease & Release of the 9^th & 10^th Feb 1741 were granted Conveyed or mentd & Intended to be Granted & Conveyed by the sd James MACARTNEY to the sd Peter BRONSON … last Will of the sd Peter BRONSON & Mary his wife  … [NOTE: I stopped editing the AI version since my main interest was in John HYDE and any townlands potentially connected to him as a result of the trust]

1749 Mar 25

ROD: 160-169-16872

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Hon Earle of Anglesey of the one part & Robert HYDE of Coleroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North], in the Co of Wexford Gent of the other part whereby the Richard Earle of Anglesey doth demise & to farm let unto the sd Robert HYDE his heirs & ass the Town and Lands of Brews [Bruce (Brús), Parish Kiltrisk, Barony Gorey]  & Fingarr & therin the possession of him & his under tenants in Ballaghney Proportion & Barony Gorey & Ballaghkeen Co. Wexford Court, 163a be the same more or less To Hold sd premes with the appurts to ye Robert HYDE his Heirs as from the day of the date thereof for & during the life & lives of Robert HYDE son of the sd Robert HYDE party thereto William WHITE & James WHITE 1^st & 2^nd sons to James WHITE of Pepper Castle Co. Wexford in order of the longest liver of them in case lives so happen to dye before expiration of 41 years the sd Robert HYDE his Heirs as paying therefore & thereout yearly & every year during ye Term the rent of £30.16.6. Three couple of Fall Turkeys every Christmas or 6 shillings instead thereof the yearly Rent br Half yearly that is to say on every twenty ninth day of Sep. Twenty Fifth day of March above Taxes Except quitrent WITNESS: James WHITE of Pepper Castle [Peppardscastle, Parish Donaghmore, Barony Ballaghkeen North Esq.] & Murta SMITH of Killenagh [Killenagh, Parish of Killenagh, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford yeoman .

1749 Jun 24

ROD: 160-169-106873

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BTW William GOFFE of Little Hore Town [possibly Horetown, Parish Mayglass, Barony Forth]  Co of Wexford Gent of the one part & Robert HYDE of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North], Co. Wexford Gent of the other part. William GOFFE demised to Robert HYDE the Town lands of Coolroe then in the possession of the said Robert HYDE 160a then held & enjoyed by said Robert Hyde lying & being in the Co of Ballaghkeen Co Wexford. To Hold unto the said Robt Hyde from 25 March 1749 for & during the lives of Dorothy CARTY otherwise HYDE Bridget HYDE & Robert HYDE daughters and son of Robert HYDE party to this Deed of Lease & the longest liver of them yielding & paying therefore & thereout yearly during the said Term unto the said Wm GOFFE his Heirs as the yearly rent of £42 besides the Quit rent or Crown Rent 10s a year payable thereout to Phillip DOYNE Esq. WITNESS: John CARTY of Killurinen Farmer Andrew MAY of Buhclodyins [?] Co Wexford Gent & John GREEN of Gorey Co. Wexford Gent.  Robert HYDE [SEAL] Co Wexford. To Hold unto the said Robt Hyde from 25 March 1749 for & during the lives of Dorothy CARTY otherwise HYDE Bridget HYDE & Robert HYDE daughters and son of Robert HYDE party to this Deed of Lease & the longest liver of them yielding & paying therefore & thereout yearly during the said Term unto the sd Wm GOFFE his Heirs as the yearly rent of £42 besides the Quit rent or Crown Rent 10s a year payable thereout to Phillip DOYNE Esq. WITNESS: John CARTY of Killurinen Farmer Andrew MAY of Buchclodyins Co Wexford Gent & John GREEN of Gorey [probably Gorey Corporation Townlands, Parish Kilmakilloge, Barony of Gorey] Co. Wexford Gent.  Robert HYDE [SEAL]

1749 Aug 1

ROD: 140-277-94678

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BTW Hugh LYLE of Coleraine Co. Londonderry Merchant & Ellen LYLE otherwise HYDE wife of said Hugh LYLE of 1 Pt & John HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant one of executors of Samuel HYDE late of Belfast Merchant deceased & brother of Ellen LYLE otherwise HYDE and Samuel HYDE of Belfast merchant of other pt. in consideration of marriage lands of Ballynagg & the Quarter Land of Little Island in Liberties of Coleraine Co. Londonderry to hold to John HYDE and Samuel HYDE… WITNESS: Thomas GREGG of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant & Robert LEGG of Belfast Attorney. John HYDE [SEAL] Samuel HYDE [SEAL]

1749 Aug 7

ROD: 134-518-91973

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Sarah HYDE of Dublin widow demised to Robert HIGGINS of Dublin Apothecary front Dwelling House or tenement with yard of backside back house & offices of Garden behind same on southside of Dame Street Dublin Bounded on east to Mr. HUGH’s holding west to Mr NEILL’s holding south to Mr. JUDD’s holding north to King’s Pavement & also stable on the east side of said garden bounded east by Mr CHAIGNEAUSS concerns west by said garden North by Mr  McROBINS’s holding & south by a passage leading from said garden to Trinity Lane & Pye Corner with Liberty of Egress or Regress … for next 99 years … WITNESS: Henry STEARNE Clerk to Christopher DALTON.

NOTE: Sarah HYDE née RAY (bef 1700-1750) Printer and widow of John HYDE (bef 1700-1728). In March 1749, Sarah HYDE left off her business and sold her stock. She died Nov 15, 1750. SOURCE: A Dictionary of members of the Dublin book trade. 1550-1800. Based on the records of the guild of Saint Luke the Evangelist. Dublin. M. Pollard. London Biographical Society. 2000.

1749 Aug 17

ROD: 177-187-117980

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Sarah HYDE of Dublin Widow Did Sett unto Robert HIGGINS of the same Apothecary All that front Dwelling House or Tenemt with the yard or Backside Backhouse out offices & Garden behind the same situate on the South side of James Street Dublin - Bounded as therein ment & also all that Stable situate on the East side of the sd Garden Bounded as therein ment with full & free Liberty of Egress & Regress in & through a passage leading from sd Garden to Trinity Lang & Rye Corner at all times during that Demise with the Appurs & the use & wear of the Severall Goods & particulars mentioned in a Schedule to sd Lease Annexed To Hold sd House yard or Backside Backhouse out offices & Garden from the 29 Sept then next Ensuing for 99 years & to Hold the said Stable & passage from the sd 29 Sept then next for the Like term of 99 years provided the term & In which the sd Sarah HYDE her Exrs Admr & Asst then had or at any time - - thereafter should have to come therein should so long continue at the yearly Rent of £40 Ster payable half yearly above Taxes and by sd Assignment the sd Robert HIGGINS in consider of £60 to him paid by Benjamin RUDD of Dublin Carpenter Did afore - Assign & make over unto sd Benjamin RUDD All that the sd front Dwelling House or Tenement with the yard or Backside Backhouse out offices & Garden behind the same situate on the South side of Dame Street Dublin & also the sd Stable Situate on the Eastside of the said Garden & all other the premes demised by sd Lease with the Appurs To hold unto the sd Benjamin RUDD his Exr Admr & Asss from thenceforth during all the Residue & Remr of the Terms then to come by sd Lease Granted Subject to the Rent & Covenants WITNESS: Samuel SIMMONS of Dublin Sadler & William WILLIAMS Clerk to Christopher DALTON of the same Publick Notary Robert HIGGINS [SEAL]

1752 Aug 21

ROD: 157-234-104589

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BTW Esther KINGSBURY of City of Dublin Widow Christopher DALTON of City of Dublin Notary & John GANNICLIFF of City of Dublin Gent executors of last will of Thomas KINGSBURY then late of City of Dublin Esq. Dr of Physic of 1^st pt. Edward CROKER the younger of City of Dublin Apothecary and Mary CROKER otherwise KINGSBURY his wife and only child of Thomas KINGSBURY by his former wife Hester KINGSBURY otherwise PUNTER of 2^nd pt. & Thomas KINGSBURY Esq son of said Thomas KINGSBURY & Elizabeth KINGSBURY & Hester KINGSBURY daughters of said Dr. KINGSBURY of 3^rd pt. Reciting Hester KINGSBURY [NOTE: aka Esther] Christopher DALTON  & John GANNICLIFFE for consideration and with consent of Thomas KINGSBURY Elizabeth KINGSBURY & Esther KINGSBURY [aka HESTER]  assigned to Edward CROKER and Mary CROKER 4 houses in College Green 70ft frontage, great house in Anglesey St backing it; Esther KINGSBURY P1 assigned to Edward CROKER jr P2 with consent of Thomas KINGSBURY P3 as payment of £1,300 under will of Thomas KINGSBURY of Dublin to Mary CROKER ors KINGSBURY, wife of Edward CROKER & daughter of Thomas KINGSBURY her personal fortune; earlier MS of Edward CROKER & Mary KINGSBURY  … Indorsed by Rev. James JACKSON Clerk Castlecarbery Co. Kildare & Constantine BARBER of City of Dublin Dr. of Physic trustees to marriage settlement. nickred

1754 Jul 1

ROD: 172-266-116199

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BTW Charles Hyde NORCOTT of Bally Ellis Co. Cork Gent of 1 pt & Thomas WALLIS of Ballydaheen Co. Cork Cloathier of other pt. Dwelling House with outhouses back yard orchard & Garden to WALLIS for lives mentioned btw Coll JEPHSON & Mr. Thomas BEARE with renewals … bounded on north with row of houses leading to the Barrack on the East by the Ditch which divides houses leading to the Barrack Wall known by name of David FITZ PATRICK’s garden on south by part of Brooke called Reeveoge which runs from Bridge under the Barracks and on the West by the wall which separates said garden & Orchard from High Road leading to Mallow …

NOTE: Wiki-tree: Charles Hyde NORCOTT (aft 1699-1773), son of Mary STIFF of Mallow & Edward NORCOTT Esq. (b.c.1664-d 1735) of Ballyellis, Mallow

1755 Jun 25

ROD: 180-79-119594

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Thomas HOLMES of Ballintobber [Ballintober, Parish Darragh, Barony Coshlea] Co. Limerick Gent Son & heir & Exr of John HOLMES to Arthur HYDE of Castle Hyde [Castle Hyde] [Castlehyde, Parish Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon]  Co. Corke Esqr on the back of a minitt 6 June 1728 BTW Robert OLIVER of Clonodfey [?] Co. Limerick Esqr & John HOLMES of Ballintober in sd County Gent whereby the sd Robert OLIVER Demised unto the sd John HOLMES that part of the Lands of Ballintober then Enjoyed by him in Barony of Costle [Coshlea] & Co. Limerick WITNESS: John LUCAS of Castle and Thomas GIBSON of the same Gent. Arthur HYDE [SEAL]  

1755 Oct 31

ROD: 182-210-120551

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Whereby Susan BARRONTON & Jane BARRONTON let the Land of Mangon [Mangan, Parish Kiltrisk, Barony Gorey ] Parish Killtusk Co Wexford as held by Murto GEARY & then held by Mr Robert HYDE computed to be Twenty Acres or upwards unto William PARKER of Anaugh Co. Waterford at the yearly rent of £10 to be paid half yearly to Mrs Elizabeth STOREY  & 3d annually to the poor of Ballyconew parish for the Term of 99 years to commence the 25th day of March then next WITNESS: by Samuel BENNATT of Corbally Co. Wexford Farmer & Joseph JOHNSTON of Coolarindle Co. Wexford Farmer. William PARKER [SEAL]

NOTE: William Parker of Cork, clothier

1756 Jan 13

ROD: 180-78-119587

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BTW the Honble Daniel WEBB Esqr Colonel of the Forty Eighth Regiment of Foot in the service of his Majesty King George the Second of the first part Arthur HYDE of Castle Hyde [Castlehyde, Parish Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon]  Co. Corke Esqr of the Second part & William WALSH of Tullow [?] Co. Limerick Gent of the third part whereby the sd Daniel WEBB for the Considn therein mentd & by with the consent of sd Wm WALSH did Confirm unto the sd Arthur HYDE Town & Lands of Mitchelstown [Mitchelstowndown,  Parish Ballingarry, Barony Coshlea] Clocarta otherwise Clogheast otherwise Clogheasty [Cloghast, Parish Ballingarry, Barony Coshlea]  Fullow & Turnehene otherwise Turnahan otherwise  Tournahane [possibly Tooraleagan] Barony of Costled [Coshlea] Co. Limerick … WITNESS: Thomas GLISSAN of Carrickbrick [Carrigabrick, Parish Clondulane, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] in the Co. Cork Gent & John PRESTON Clerk to Robert WALLIS of the City of Dublin Public Notary Arthur HYDE [SEAL]

1756 Dec 1

ROD: 186-343-124917

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BTW Robert HYDE the elder of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Co. Wexford Gent of 1 pt & Robert HYDE the younger of Coolroe son of Robert HYDE the elder of other pt. Transfer of lands of Coolroe [Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] in Barony Ballaghkeen town of Ballymackdonagh [possibly Ballymacshoneen,  Parish Tikillin, Barony Shelmaliere East] Fin containing 234a 10p Barony Shilmaker town and lands of Brows [Bruce (Brús), Parish Kiltrisk, Barony Gorey]  and Fingar in Ballagnoy proportion & Barony Gorey all in Co. Wexford … WITNESS: William WHITE of Upton Esq Parsons WHITE of Donaghmore and John PASLOW of Ballylarkan Farmer all of Co. Wexford.

1757 Oct 15

ROD: 188-346-125934

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Mary HYDE of the City of Dublin Spinster of the first part George ESDALL of the same City Gent of the second part and Constantine BARBER of the City of Dublin Esqr Doctor of Physick and William WHITE of the City of Dublin aforesaid Merchant of the third part Reciting that Hester KINGSBERRY (KINGSBURY) of the City of Dublin Widow being possessed of the Towns and Lands commonly called and known by the names of Drungarge [probably Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion)] Drumlee [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]  Derryoghill [?] Tullylearn Tullylearn [Tullylearn, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] and Tullydowey [Tullydowey, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] in Co. Tyrone by virtue of a Lease from and under the see of Ardmagh on by Indenture of Lease demise the said Towns and Lands unto Sarah HYDE late of the City of Dublin for a term of years with a covenant of Renewal and under the yearly Rents and covenants in the said Indenture of Lease mentioned and that the said Mary HYDE as one of the children of the said Sarah HYDE is now intitled to a share & proportion of the said Towns and Lands by virtue of the said Demise made by the Hester KINGSBERRY to the said Sarah HYDE and that the said Mary HYDE is also intitled to share and proportion of and in several House Holdings and Premisses six in Dame Street, Trinity Lane, Chequer Lane, and Clarendon Street the said premisses in Dame street now in the occupation of Mr James RUDD the premisses in Chequer Lane held by Mr Nicholas ENGLISH those in Clarendon Street now or Late in possession of Mr. Thomas NEWTON and those in Trinity in the possession of John CHAIGNEAU Esqr  Mr. Murtogh LAY and the parish of St Andrew 's Dublin by virtue of and in several Leases for years made of the said Premisses which are yet to come and unexpired and Reciting that a Marriage was then shortly to be had between the said George Esdall and Mary HYDE whereby the said Mary HYDE for the considerations therein mentioned did grant assign and make over unto the said Constantine BARBER and William WHITE all her Share and proportion of of and in the said Lands of Drungorge Drumlee Derryoghill Tullylearn and Tullydowey and also of and in the said Severall Houses in Dame Street Trinity Lane Chequer Lane and Clarendon Street with the appurtenances thereto belonging To hold during the several Terms for year granted or to be thereof To and for the several use and purposes therein particularly mentioned and the said George ESDAL did thereby further covenant that in case the said Mary survived him having issue then living then she should be intitled to receive one third part of the real and personal Estate whereof he should dye seized and in Case of no such Issue then to two thirds WITNESS: Susannah HYDE sister of the said Mary HYDE and by Christopher DEEY Publick Notary City of Dublin and this memorial is also witnessed by the said Christopher DEEY and Rebecca DEEY his wife George EDSALL [SEAL]

NOTE: My current best guess is that Hester KINGSBURY (1705-btw 1758-1763) , wife of Thomas KINGSBURY (1688-1747) was born either as Hester HYDE or Hester RAY and that the roots of their family were in Co. Wexford.

1757 Dec 13

ROD: 192-545-128644

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BTW Constantine BARBER of City of Dublin Esq. and Rebecca BARBOR otherwise HYDE his wife Charlotte TRAVERS of City of Dublin widow [NOTE: Boyle TRAVERS d.1742] George ESDALE of City of Dublin Gent & Mary ESDALE otherwise HYDE & Susanna HYDE of City of Dublin spinster of 1 pt; Francis HOUSTON of Tullydavey [probablyTullydowey, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Co. Tyrone Esq. of other pt; … in consideration of rent of £110 demised to Francis HOUSTON lands of Tullydavey, Co. Tyrone containing 197a

1758 Feb 4

ROD: 193-156-127324

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A Memorial of a marriage settlement BTW Susannah HYDE of City of Dublin & Robert MAGEE of City of Dublin Merchant. Constantine BARBER of City of Dublin Esq Dr of Physic & William WHITE of City of Dublin recites that Hester KINGSBURY widow being possessed of townlands Drumgarge [probably Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion)] Drumlee [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]  Derryoghill Tullylearn [Tullylearn, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]  Tully Dowey [Tullydowey, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] in Co. Tyrone by lease under the See of Ardmagh demised lands to Sarah HYDE deceased … and that Susanna was one of the children of Sarah HYDE and is entitled to a Proportion of said lands recites that Susannah HYDE was also entitled to a Proportion of several houses in Dame Street, Trinity Lane, Cheq[uers] Lane & Clarendon Street recites that marriage intended btw Susannah HYDE and Robert MAGEE … WITNESS: Rev. John LORD of City of Dublin Clerk, George EDSALL of City of Dublin Gent & Edward CROASDAILE of City of Dublin Attorney. & John TRAVERS.

1758 Feb 16

ROD: 190-476-127725

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Between Esther KINGSBURY of the City of Dublin Widow of ye one pr & Robert MAGEE & Susannah MAGEE his wife and George ESDALL & Mary ESDALL his wife all of ye sd City which Susanna & Mary are Ex of ye last will of Sarah HYDE deced who was of ye last will of her Husband John HYDE deceased late of ye sd City Stationer of ye other pr whereby ye sd Esther KINGSBURY demised & set unto ye sd Robert MAGEE & Susannah MAGEE & George ESDALL & Mary ESDALL all that & those the six Town lands of Balliboes commonly called or know by ye name of Tullekean [possibly Turleenan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drumdarge Drundarge [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Strange [either Stangmore (Knox) and/or Stangmore (Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Tullanekilley Tullanckilly [possibly Tullykevan ] & Derrigoan [probably Derrygoonan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middlesituate in the Territory of Conefecle & Co of Tyrone together with all the appurtenances thereunto rightfully belong to have and to hold said premiss with their appurtenances , Except as in sd Deed is Excepted unto sd Robt MAGEE & Susanna MAGEE & George ESDALL & Mary ESDALL their issue & assigns from 1 May 1757 for ye Term of 16 years paying unto ye sd Esther KINGSBURY yearly during said Term the rent of £120 Ster … WITNESS:  Robertt MEARES of City of Dublin Esq . & Nath COADLE Servant to the said Esther KINGSBURY - Esther KINGSBURY [SEAL]

1758 Apr 11

ROD: 191-265-127953

… said Dean Hugh Bolton his undertenants or assigns and also the Right or Bengt of Turbary in or upon the Lands of Bog of Ballynabooly in the Barony of Gaulton & County Waterford for and during the natural lives of Harriott Harrison of Carrickinshure in the County of Tipperary widow and Robert of Major John Harrison only son of Captain William Harrison and Robert HYDE youngest son of Anthony HYDE of Kilworth in the County of Corke Gent and Dorothy HYDE otherwise HARRISON his wife and George Gough of Carrane in the County of the City of Limerick and for during the Lives and Life of the Survivors …

NOTE: Dora HARRISON (1696) wife of Anthony HYDE (1681-1720) of Kilworth, son Robert Boyle HYDE (1718-1802) of Ardmyle. So far, he is the only son that I have, although he is referred to here as “youngest son”. His birth date was alleged to be 1718, one year after the alleged marriage date of Anthony HYDE & Dora HARRISON.

1758 Oct 6

ROD: 199-1-130696

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BTW Esther KINGSBURY of City of Dublin widow of 1 pt; Robert MAGEE & Susanna MAGEE his wife George ESDALE & Mary ESSDALE his wife all of City of Dublin executors of last will of Sarah HYDE deceased who was executor of last will of her husband John HYDE of City of Dublin Stationer of the other part , whereby the said Esther KINGSBURY Demised and Lett unto the said Robert MAGEE and Susanna his wife and George ESDALE and Mary ESDALE their Exr admr and assigns all that and those the Six Town Lands or Balliboes Commonly known by the names of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Tulladuff [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drundarge [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Stange [either Stangmore (Knox) and/or Stangmore (Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Tullanckilly [possibly Tullykevan and Derrygoan [probably Derrygoonan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Scituate in the Territory of Clonfeele and County of Tyrone To hold the same unto the said Robert MAGEE and Susanna and George ESDALE and Mary ESDALE their Exr adm and assigns from the 1 May 1758 the Term of 20 years paying Rent of £120 Ster by four yearly payments with one Shill in the pound of the Rent being Sixty pounds payable by the said Esther Kingsbury to the Receiver by appointed by George Lord Arch of Annagh and his Successers in which Deed there is usuall claim of Distress and reentry for non payment of Rent and several other WITNESS: Robert MEARES of the City of Dublin Esq and Nathaniel COADLE of said City Servant to Esther KINGSBURY widow and John STAMER of the said City of Gent , Esther KINGSBURY [SEAL]

1765 May 20

ROD: 240-313-155564

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Hannah daughter of Samuel HYDE of Belfast to marry Robert BATT. Her brother-in law was Thomas GREGG

1767 Aug 26

ROD: 284-108-383438

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BTW Robert HYDE of Town of Manchester, Lancashire, merchant brother & heir of John HYDE late of Belfast Co. Antrim & Samuel HYDE youngest brother and admon to said John HYDE of 1^st t; Archibald McCOLLIM of Co. Antrim Gent of 2^nd pt. James MOORE of Ballysivity Co. Antrim of 3^rd pt. Reciting whereas said Robert HYDE for consideration with consent of said Samuel HYDE and Archibald McCOLLUM released to James MOORE all the quarter of Lissaniske in Barony Dunluce Co. Antrim 10a of Duncarbitt 10a of Cullyveely & 10a of Drumchullen in Barony Cary Co. Antrim to hold to James MOORE for lives … WITNESS Thomas GREGG of Belfast Merchant & John MIDDLETON of Manchester Gent & Robert HARRISON & John McCALPIN both of Belfast Gent & George DUNLOPE & John WALKER both of Ballycastle Co. Antrim Gent

NOTE: Robert HYDE (bef 1756-1783) was son of Robert HYDE (bef 1729-btw1756-1757) of Coolroe, Co. Wexford. The Belfast branch of the family descends from Sir Arthur HYDE (1583-1644) of Castlehyde, Co. Cork. His son Robert HYDE (1617-1685) was of Caherdrinny Castle, Glanworth, Co. Cork.[Caherdrinny, Parish Glanworth, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] and his son William HYDE was of Killybegs, Parish Kilgorman, Barony Gorey, Co. Wexford.

1770 Jan 20

ROD: 274-381-179192

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BTW Redmond KANE of the City of Dublin Gent of the one part and Robert KING of the sd City Alderman of the other part Whereby after Reciting that the sd Redmond KANE purchased a Moiety of the Towns Lands & premes hereinafter ment In Trust for the sd Robt KING the Redmond KANE did grant unto the sd Robert KING for the Considn therein ment one undivided Morety ( the same to be divided into two equal people) that the Towns Lands Tenemt and Hereditamt of Ballyconny [probably Balcunnin, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East other : Ballcorn otherwise Ballony and of that part of Heathstown [Heathtown, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East] then in the possession of Richard HYDE and Patrick WYLDE [aka WILDE] and also of that part of the Town & Lands of Colefore [possibly – long shot - Collinstown Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East], then or lately in the possession of Cath Fagan and also of the Remainder of the sd Towns Lands Tenemts & Hereditamts of Heathstown then or lately in the possession of Richard LYNCH in the Co of Dublin … WITNESS: Charles KING Andrew HAMILTON both of City of Dublin Gent

1773 Oct 7

ROD: 332-534 225838

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 Richard DOHERTY of Loughtohe [probably Loughtally, Parish Inishlounaght, Barony Iffa and Offa East] Co. Tipperary Esqr of the one part and Arthur HYDE of Castlehyde , [Castlehyde, Parish of Fermoy, in the Barony of Condons and Clangibbon] Co. Corke Esqr John HYDE of Gregg [Creg Castle, Creggolympry North, Parish Litter, Barony Fermoy] in said County Executors of Arthur HYDE late of Castle Hyde Esqr Deceased of the other part reciting 2 Sept 1749 Boleyn BEGG of Clonmell [?] Co. Tipperary Esqr set unto James DOHERTY Father to the said Richard DOHERTY all that and those the Towns and Land then commonly known by the names of Kidragh [probably Kedrah, Parish Mortlestown, Barony Iffa and Offa West,]  and Rathard [Rathard, Parish Mortlestown, Barony Iffa and Offa West,] Containing 518a in the Barony of Iffa & Offa Co. Tipperary To hold to the said James DOHERTY his heirs admors and assigns from the first of May last past for 31 years at the yearly rent of £190 … also Indenture 11 July 1751 Charles DOHERTY of Koragh [probably Kedrah, Parish Mortlestown, Barony Iffa and Offa West,]  aforesaid Gent set unto the said Richard DOHERTY his heirs admons and assigns all that and those that part of the Lands of Outragh [Outeragh, Parish Outeragh, Barony Middlethird] then in possession of said Richard DOHERTY containing 346a 3r 34p together with 12a 3r of Glebe [probably Glebe, Parish St Marys Clonmel, Barony Iffa and Offa East] , making 358a 2r 24p profitable and unprofitable Land plantation measure situate in the Barony of Midde Three Co. Tipperary aforesaid from 1 May then last past for the Term of 29 years as to said 346a 3r 34p for 29 years as to the 12a 3r being Glebe Land provided the Revd Richard SOUTH should continue so long Incumbent of said Parish at the yearly rent of £322.16.10 payable half yearly above taxes and renting by Indenture 12 Oct 1765 Stephen MOORE thereof Marfield [Marlfield, Parish Inishlounaght, Barony Iffa and Offa East] Co. Tipperary Esqr sold to Said Richard DOHERTY his heirs as admors and assigns all that part of the Lands of Greenane Commonly Called Reddans Walk [Reddanswalk, Parish of Templenoe, in the Barony of Clanwilliam] Containing 144a 3r  Barony of Clan William and County of Tipperary aforesaid for 27  years from the first of May last past at the yearly rent of £220.14.10 ½  and reciting said Arthur HYDE Deceased did in his life pay unto said Richard DOHERTY the sum of £1,000 with Interest said Richard did Execute to said Arthur HYDE his Bond and warrant on which Judgement was entered and writing said Arthur HYDE since died and by his Will in writing appeared said Arthur HYDE and John HYDE party to said Deed of Mortgagee his Executors by which said Deed of Mortgage said Richard DOHERTY for the Consider therein mentioned did grant Bargain Sell assign and make over unto the said Arthur HYDE and John HYDE their Exors admors and assigns all that and those the herein before mentioned Town and Lands then known by the Name of Redragh and Rathard Containing in the whole by Estimation 518a acres profitable Land plantation Measure in the Barony Iffa and Offa Co.Tipperary also all that the herein before ment part of the Town and Lands of Outrath Containing 346a 3r 34p together with 12a 3r  of Glebe making in the whole 358a 2r 34p in the Barony of Middle Third Co. Tipperary aforesd also all that the herein before ment part of the Lands of Greenan then known by the Name of Redden Walk Containing 144a 3r Barony of Conwillin Co. Tipperary aforesd with all and Singular the appears to hold to said then and John HYDE their heirs admors and assigns … WITNESS:  William GLISSON of Ballyvoduna [Ballyvadona. Parish Clondulane, Barony Condons and Clangibbon]  in the County of Corke Gent and Joseph MORROW now a pensioner on the Establish and this Memorial is witnessed by the said William GLISSAN and by Robert HYDE of Ardmyle [SEE Ardmayle, and Ardmayle East, and Ardmayle West Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] Co. Tipperary Gent.  William HYDE [SEAL]

1777 Aug 18

ROD: 314-260-213310

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Between James PRENDERGAST and John BROOKES Executors named in the Last will and Testament of Robert HYDE late of Tighe Street in the City of Dublin Cordwainer Deced of the one part, and George WILLIAMS of Tighe Street aforesaid Linnen weaver of the other part reciting lease 11 Jan 1762 for 35 years made by Edward CHALLONER of the City of Dublin Gent and Thomas DOYLE of the sd City Plumber to Thomas LAVICK of the Same City Cutler of all that house on the South Side of Tighe Street in the City of Dublin adjoining the watering place wherein John LAWRENCE Linnen Weaver formerly Dwelt with the Backside and Appurces thereunto belonging and two Assigns of the said lease and premes and also the will of the said Robert HYDE to whom the Second Assignment of the said Lease and premises was made and the Appointment , therein of the said James PRENDERGAST and John BROOKES Executors they the said James PRENDERGAST and Jno BROOKES for the resident in the Indenture of Assignment whereof this is amen Bargained sold and assigned unto the sd George Williams all the before ment premes together with the said Indenture of [LEDLIE?] and also a small house sometime since erected and built by the said Robert HYDE in the Backside of the said Premises and all the right Title and Interest of them the said James PRENDERGAST and John BROOKES as Executors aforesaid or otherwise howsoever To hold the said House Backhouse and premes with the Appurces unto the said George WILLIAMS his Exors admors and Assigns from the first day of October then next ensuing for and during the Residue and remainder of the said Term of 35 years … WITNESS: Benjamin LOUGHRAN and Denis LEE Both of the City of Dublin and this Mem is witnessed by Thomas GOODLEY of the said City Taylor.

NOTE: The Creditors of the late Robert Hyde of Tighe- ward will be paid fer treet, Cordwainer

Published: Friday 22 August 1777
Newspaper: Saunders's News-Letter
County: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

1778 Apr 17

ROD: 316-598-215626

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BTW John IRVINE of Fivemiletown Co. Tyrone of the one part & Robert HYDE of the same Town & County Merchant of the other part , John Irvine let unto the sd Robert HYDE his heirs and assigns , all that house back yard & Garden together with all the appurces thereunto belonging in Fivemiletown in as full large manner as the sd Rob . HYDE now holds and Enjoy the same together with two parts in the Mooreland about 6a in as full a manner as the Primes were formerly held by Neal DORISH and Pat BOYLE & as the same are now possed by the sd Robert HYDE with Liberty for the sd Irvine to pass and repass with Carts Cars & every other Carriage through the Gateway and Backside at all reasonable hours for and during the lives of John IRVINE Mathew IRVINE and Leslie KIRK , and for and during the longest liver of them , at the yearly rent of £15 WITNESS:  Richard JOHNSTON Mary IRVINE of Fivemiletown in the said Co. by James HAIRE of the City of Dublin Gent Robt HYDE [SEAL]

1781 May 23

ROD: 339-235-228453

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BTW Philip ANNESLEY of the City of Dublin Slaymaker [occupational name for someone who made slays - an instrument used in weaving to beat up the weft] of the one part , and Richard HYDE of Salvill [Salville (aka Motabeg), Parish Templeshannon, Barony Ballaghkeen South] Co. Wexford Esq . of the other part reciting Philip ANNESLEY made over to Robert HYDE his Exers Admrs part of the Land of Ballynemond [Ballinamona, Parish Toome, Barony Gorey]  then in the possion of Peter LEACY containing 45a 2r 7p plantation measure in the parish of Tomb [Toome], Barony of Gorey & Co. Wexford aforesaid togr with the rents issues & profits thereof , and all the Estate right title Interest property Claim and Demand either at Law or in equity of him the said Philip ANNESLEY his Heirs … to go with the said recited Indenture of Lease and all profit benefit or advantage to be had or gotten thereby to have hold receive and take the same every part and parcel thereof unto the said Robert HYDE his Exec admrs and ass from the 17th day of March last past for and during and until such time rents payable by said Peter LEACY , the sum of £65.6 9 and all Interest and Costs to grow due WITNESS: Thomas JONES and Thomas BRIDSON both of Wexford Gent Philip ANNESLEY [SEAL]

NOTE: 12 June 1785 Died at Saville in the Co. Wexford, Robert Hyde Esq. SOURCE: Saunders Newsletter

NOTE: BROWNING [sic BROWNRIGG], Henry, Granville, Co. Wexford = HYDE, Mrs., Salville same Co. July 1785. SOURCE: Farrars Marriages.

NOTE: Elizabeth HYDE married Henry BROWNRIGG, J.P. Norris Mount, Co.Wexford abt. 1785. SOURCE: Brownriggs of Co. Wexford. See The Spedding Family. also: p.78 Henry Brownrigg, of Norris Mount, co. Wexford, j.p. m. 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert and Lady Betty Hyde, and d. 1817 (Will proved), leaving three sons and one daughter

NOTE: Salville House is in Drumgold, Enniscorthy. Co. Wexford. a thatched house annotated as "Salville" by Taylor and Skinner (1778 pl. 143), confirmed by such attributes as the deliberate alignment maximising on panoramic vistas overlooking the River Slaney with Bree Hill as a picturesque eye-catcher in the distance;

1781 Aug 11

ROD: 392-482-259637

HYDE  ors-GALT and ors

Drumdeuin Ballundreen

Liswatick Island

Cloghfine Ballyverser

Kilgreen Ballylagan

Drumdra Ballynagy

Ballykag lower other tenements Bo & Manr Dunluce

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BTW Hugh LYLE of Coleraine Co. Londonderry Esq. of 1^st pt & Samuel HYDE & Waddell CUNNINGHAM both of Belfast in Co. Antrim Merchants of the 2^nd pt & Thomas GREGG of Belfast Merchant & Sarah GREG daughter of Thomas GREGG of 3^rd pt. Marriage to be had btw Hugh LYLE & Sarah GREGG … Ballyndrum two quarters Ballyverser two quarters Ballyknay one quarter & Ballyknag commonly called Ballyknaglower in Barony and manor of Duluce within the Liberties of Coleraine Co Londonderry … WTNESS: Cunningham GREG Merchant & Henry JOY Printer both of Belfast Thomas GREGG [SEAL]

NOTE: There was no mention of GALT

1782 Nov 2

ROD: 348-336-233840

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BTW Thomas HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Linen Draper of 1 pt & Mary HOUSTON of City of Dublin Widow of other pt. land on north side of Castle St in Town of Belfast with dwelling house & office houses extending backwards to Rosemary Lane to a garden formerly Widow DALZELL’s 135’ bounded on the east by Samuel HYDEs tenement and by Catherine HAMILTON otherwise CADDILLs tenement …

NOTE: See ROD 506-243-329353. For mention of JACKSONs and Rosemary Lane

1782 Nov 2

ROD: 348-336-233840

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BTW Thomas HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Linen Draper of 1 pt & Mary HOUSTON of City of Dublin Widow of other pt. land on north side of Castle St in Town of Belfast with dwelling house & office houses extending backwards to Rosemary Lane to a garden formerly Widow DALZELL’s 135’ bounded on the east by Samuel HYDEs tenement and by Catherine HAMILTON otherwise CADDILLs tenement …

NOTE: See ROD 506-243-329353. For mention of JACKSONs and Rosemary Lane

1783 Mar 10

ROD: 1852-7-237

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Whereby after reciting that by 10 Mar 1783 George Carey HAMILTON and Edward CAREY demised unto John HYDE the Towns and lands of Newtown [probably Newtown Lower, and/or Newtown Upper, Parish Newtownlennan, Barony of Slievardagh, Co. Tipperary], Curraheen [Curraheen, Parish Newtownlennan, Barony of Slievardagh, Co. Tipperary] and Monamoe [Monamoe, Parish of Holycross, in the Barony Eliogarty],being part and parcel Manor of Holy Cross in the Barony of Eliogarty and County of Tipperary and also the Towns and and of Glaubane [probably Glenbane Lower, and/or Glenbane Upper, Parish Holycross, Barony Middlethird and Ruthloath [?] in the Barony of Middlethird Middlethird and County of Tipperary together with the tithes of the said demised lands ( excepting as therein mentioned To hold for the lives of the three Cestui qui vies therein named and the survivors and survivor of them at the yearly rent of £324.8.11 late Currency equivalent to £299.10.2 sterling pay able half yearly and the said Indenture contained a covenant for perpetual renewal or payment of a pepper corn on the fall of each life and reciting that the last Renewal of said lease was made by an Indenture 9 Jul 1845 made Between William Jacob BLACKER of Woodbrook in the County of Wexford of the one part and John HYDE of Castle Hyde [Castlehyde (Carraig an Éidigh), Parish Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon] in the County of Cork Esqr of the other part and is for the lives of the Majesty Queen Victoria His Royal Highness Prince Albert and Albert Edward Prince of Wales ) Mountfort LONGFIELD Doctor of Laws and Charles James HARGREAVE Esquire two of the Commissioners for sale of Incumbered Estates in Ireland under the authority of an act of Parliament passed in the thirteenth year of the reign of Queen Victoria intituted and an act further to facilitate the sale and transfer of Incumbered Estates in Ireland in consideration of the sum of £2,650 by Charles Clarke of Graiguenoe Park in the County of Tipperary Esquire paid into the Bank of Ireland to our account to the Credit of the Estate of John HYDE owner and Petitioner Do grant unto the said Charles CLARKE the said Town and lands of Newtown Curragheen and Monamoe being part and parcel of the Manor of Holy Cross situate in the Barony of Clogarty and County of Tipperary and also the Town and lands of Glauban and Kathloath situate in the Barony of Middlethird and said County of Tipperary and which said several lands are now known as the lands of Glauban upper and Lower Monamoe and Newtown and Contain one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight acres two roods and twenty nine perches statute measure or thereabouts and described in the map annexed to said Deed with the appurtenances being the lands expressed to be demised by the therein before recited Indenture ( except as in the said lease is excepted To hold the same unto the said Charles CLARKE his heirs and assigns for the lives of her said Majesty Queen Victoria His Royal Highness Prince Albert and His Royal Highness Albert Edward Prince of Wales and the survivors and survivor of them and for the lives of all such other persons as should for ever thereafter be added pursuant to the aforesaid covenant for perpetual renewal subject to the payment of the rent reserved by the said lease and to the performance of the covenants and agreements on the lessees part therein contained and subject also to the several under leases referred to in the Schedule thereunder written which said Deed and this Memorial respectively WITNESS Michael LOGHLEN of the City of Dublin Esquire and John BUCKLEY of Albert Terrace in the County of Dublin

1783 Nov 4

ROD: 353-321-239242

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BTW Thomas GREGG the elder & Samuel HYDE both of Belfast Co Antrim Merchants of 1 pt & Thomas GREGG the younger of City of London Esq of other pt.

1783 Nov 24

ROD: 354-443-239618

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BTW Thomas HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Linen Draper of 1 pt; Andrew SMITH of Ballyhone Parish Ballylinny Co. Antrim farmer of other pt.

1783 Nov 24

ROD: 354-443-239618

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BTW Thomas HYDE of Belfast Co. Antrim Linen Draper of 1 pt; Andrew SMITH of Ballyhone Parish Ballylinny Co. Antrim farmer of other pt.

1784 Apr 30

ROD: 361-81-241422

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Henry CLARKE of Loughgall in the County of Armagh Esq . of the one part and George SPENCER of Loughgall March in the County aforesd of the other part , Whereby the said Henry CLARKE in consideration of the rents and covenants therein ment . Hath demised and to farm let unto the said George SPENCER his Heirs and Assigns All that and those the two small Farm of Land in the Town land of Grange BLUNDELL in said County Containing Sixteen Acres English Statute measure with that Quantity of Tury Bay or Mass which now does and did belong to the promes said two farms being now in the Actual of Henry and David McLAY and the Widow Sarah HYDE alias DEVLIN all of Grange Blundell aforesd ( Except as therein is Excepted ) To hold to the said George & Spencer his Heirs and Assigns from the first day of May then next during the Natural Life of Elizabeth FRIZZELL wife of Isaac ROBINSON of Corugh of the Parish of Loughgall aforesd Yielding thereout yearly during said Demise unto the said Henry CLARKE his Heirs and Assigns the yearly Rent of Six pounds Ster WITNESS: George ADDY and Hugh HANSON both of Loughgall and John McGUIRE of the Town of Armagh - George SPENCER [SEAL]

NOTE: I have not looked much at the Co. Armagh HYDEs. So far, they feel too tangential for the ones I am following.

1784 Jun 15

ROD: 363-6-242266

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Hon William Wesley POLE of Ballyfin Queens Co. of the first part Catherine Eliza FORBES Spinster, Eldest Daughter of the Honble John FORBES of Saville Row in the County of Middlesex900f the second part the said FORBES of the third part , and the Right Honble Richd Colley WESLEY Earl of Mornington the Right Honble Luke GARDINER of the Kingdom and the Right Honble Lord HYDE of the fourth part purporting to be a Grant of a rent page of £1,000 per annum by the said Wm Wesley POLE by way of Jointure for the said Catherine Elizt FORBES , commencing from the death of the said Wm Wesley POLE [lands in Queens Co., Meath, Kings Co., & Dublin – see AI Version] … And also purporting to be an assigns from the said John FORBES to the said Richard Earl of Mornington Luke GARDINER & Thomas HYDE their Exors admrs and assigns of the Manor Town & Lands of Aston alias Terlane [?] containing 225a 2r , in the Barony of Coolock [Coolock]  Co. Dublin , the moiety of the Town & Lands of Tubberburn [Toberburr, Parish Finglas, Barony Nethercross] , containing 50a profitable Land plantation measure lying in the Barony of Nether [Nethercross] & County aforesaid , The Manor Town & Lands of Great Hollywoods [Hollywood Great, Parish Hollywood, Barony Balrothery West] land in Santry [Santry] containing 60a profitable Land lying in the Barony in the Bay of Nethercross . The Court And Lands of Kinnard als Kinnand [probably Kinoud, Parish Hollywood] , containing 88a, profitable Land Plantation measure . The Town & Lands of Little Hollywood [Hollywood Little, Parish Hollywood, Barony Balrothery West], containing 175a 2r profitable Land plantation measure the Town and Lands of Brownstown [probably Brownstown , Parish of Swords, Barony Nethercross] containing 98a profitable Land plantation measure . The Town and Land of Naptown [?] containing 188a profitable Land plantation measure . The Town and Lands of Damallstown [probably Damastown, Parish Hollywood, Barony Balrothery West], containing 325a profitable Land plantation measure . In the Town & Lands of Carestown [possibly Causestown, Parish Lusk, Barony Balrothery East] 10a profitable Land plantation measure all which said Manors Towns Lands & premes were formerly the property of Nicholas HOLLYWOOD . In the Town & Land of Nuttstown [Nutstown, Parish Ballymadun, Barony Balrothery West, ] 7a profitable Land Plantation measure Decreed to John & Frances HOLLYWOOD. In the Town & Lands of the Naute [possibly Naul, Parish Naul, Barony Balrothery West] 3a , profitable Land by Estimation formerly the property of the said Nicholas HOLLYWOOD. In the Town and Lands of Newtown [?] at West Town of the Naute 1a profitable Land by Estimation , Decreed to the said John Francis HOLLYWOOD. All the said last mentioned Lands lying & being in the Barony of Balrudden [aka Ballrudery – probably Balrothery West and/or Balrothery East] and County of Dublin … WITNESS: John VERNON & Joseph GIBBS.

1784 Sept 14

ROD: 387-470-262942

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BTW Henry BROWNRIGG of Killigan Co. Wexford Esq and Robert AYRES of Clones, Co. Wexford Farmer whereby the said Henry BROWNRIGG set unto the sd Robt AYRES all that and those that part of Clones [Clone, Parish of Clone, in the Barony of Scarawalsh] then in his possion Containing 40a in the Barony Skerawelch [Scarawalsh] Co. Wexford to hold to the sd Robt AYRES from the 25th March then last for and during the Natural life of Thomas, Robert BROWNRIGG and Wm BROWNRIGG, Sons of the said Henry BROWNRIGG … WITNESS: Thomas BROWNRIGG of Grangemore in the County of Wexford Gent and Thomas BASS of Co. Wexford Gent and this mem is also witnessed by the Thomas BASS and Robert HYDE of the City of Dublin Gent Robt AYRES [SEAL]

NOTE: Elizabeth HYDE married Henry BROWNRIGG, J.P. Norris Mount, Co.Wexford abt. 1785. SOURCE: Brownriggs of Co. Wexford. See The Spedding Family. also: p.78 Henry Brownrigg, of Norris Mount, co. Wexford, j.p. m. 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert and Lady Betty Hyde, and d. 1817 (Will proved), leaving three sons and one daughter

1785 May 21

ROD: 364-404-246484

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Lawrence BALL of the City of Dublin Perukemaker of the one part and the Commissioner  …  in the thirty first year of the Reign of his late Majesty King George the Second Entitled Regd 27th May an Act for making a wide and convenient way Street and passage from Essex Bridge to the Castle of Dublin and for other purposes therein ment another made in the Thirty third year of his late Majestys Reign for amending the aforesd Act One other act made in the Eighth year of the Reign of his present Majesty King George the Third for the further Amending the sd first ment Act one other Act made in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth year of his so present Majestys Reign Entitled an Act to Direct the Application of £5,000 granted … for the Improve of the City of Dublin by making wide and convenient passes through the same and for regulating the Coal Trade thereof & one other Act made in the Twenty third and Twenty fourth years of his so present Majesty Reign entitled an Act for continuing and amending the sd last ment Act of the other part which Recites 17 Aug 1772  Robert MAGEE of the City of Dublin Merch did Demise unto the sd Lawrence BALL All that House or Tenement with the yard or Backside behind the same and the Stable and offices thereunto belonging situate lying and being in Trinity Lane on part of the College Ground commonly called Trinity Hall in the City of Dublin bounded East to the Kings Pavem West to other concerns then belonging to the Representatives of Sarah HYDE Widow Deceased South to a Lane leading from Trinity Line to a Corner and North to a house formerly in the poss of Paul REED Locksmith with the Appures which sd Demised premes are thereby ment to have been lately in the poss of Mr Robert ACKESON Atty and then in the Actual poss of sd Lawrence BALL and Situate in the Parish of S. Andrews the City of Dublin aforesd To hold unto the sd Lawrence BALL his Executors Adm and Assigns from the 24th June then last for 29 years at the yearly Rent of £26 payable half yearly above Taxes and by Deed whereof this is a man in Conside of £161 to sd Lawrence BALL then in hand paid by the sd Commr …. WITNESS: Henry Humphry ADAMS of the City of Dublin Gent , and William JORDAN of the sd City Scrivener Lawrence BALL ( Seal )

NOTE: Robert MAGEE was a son-in-law of Sarah HYDE née RAY or REAH etc.

1786 Jun 8

ROD: 383-141-253340

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BTW Alice COLLEY of Ballywater Co. Wexford spinster & Frances HYDE of Ballywater Widow mother and guardian of Alice COLLEY by permission & appointment of the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland of 1^st pt; John PUNDER of Enniscorthy Co. Wexford Esq of 2^nd pt; Robert WALLACE of Marly Co. Wexford Esq and Francis Hely HUCHINSON of Belmont Co. Wexford Esq of 3rth pt; Recited lease Rt Hon James late Earl Anglesey deceased lease 28 Sept 1696 demised to Susannah YOUNG of Ballyteige Co. Wexford Widow townlands of Ballywater, Moneycliffe, Cullantrea & Clonark containing 400a in Manor Clonevan Peppard Co. Wexford … aforesaid properties became vested in John COLLEY late of Ballywater Gent deceased the father of Alice COLLEY for lives of Alice COLLEY party thereto & John JONES of Nevilles Court Co. Wexford Gent eldest son of Thomas JONES of Nevilles Court Esq … lands bequeathed to Alice COLLEY .. marriage shortly to be had btw Alice COLLEY & said John POUNDER with consent of Frances HYDE … [several more page of legal …]

NOTE: Chancery Bill 18 May 1782 mentions Alice COLLEY a minor by Roger COLLEY Eq her next friend as Petitioners … defendants included Robert HYDE & Frances his wife 6 Nov 1782

NOTE: in 1786, widow France HYDE married Arthur MEADOW.

NOTE: Bethams John COLLEY of Ballywater Co. Wexford Gent 28 Nov 1775-10 Jul 1777. Wife: Frances. Sister Mary BENNET[?] Niece Elizabeth CLIFFORD, Mary BUCKLEY; Nephew Edward JONES; daughter Alice; Nephew Thomas JONES.

NOTE: Robert HYDE married Anne COLLEY 1780 Marriage Licence at Ossary.

1786 Aug 19

ROD: 379-394-253463

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BTW Arthur MEADOWS of Wexford Co. Wexford Esq of 1^st pt & France HYDE of Ballywalter Co. Wexford widow

NOTE: Chancery Bill 18 May 1782 mentions Alice COLLEY a minor by Roger COLLEY Eq her next friend as Petitioners … defendants included Robert HYDE & Frances his wife 6 Nov 1782

NOTE: in 1786, widow Frances HYDE married Arthur MEADOW.

1786 Oct 6

ROD: 383-377-254052

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BTW James HYDE of City of Cork Victualler of 1 pt & John FURZE of City of Cork Chandler of other pt.

1789 Jan 5

ROD: 470-393-306282

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James Earl Clanbrassill Chief remembrancer of his Majesty’s Court of Exchequer of 1^st pt; Arthur HYDE and John HYDE Esqs executors of Arthur HYDE Esq of the 2^nd pt]; Robert LLOYD & Thomas LLOYD both of Ballygrennan in the Liberties of City of Limerick Esq of 3^rd pt & Henry Jesse LLOYD of City of Dublin Esq of 4^th pt. Reciting … lands in Tipperary … Cooper CRAWFORD.

NOTE: Arthur HYDE (1697-1772) of Castle Hyde, Youghall, Co. Cork & sons Arthur HYDE (1730-1772) & John HYDE (Abt 1734-1763)

1791 Aug 11.

ROD: 439-36-284205. COPE-HYDE A dwelling house corner Palace Street in Dame Street. Dame Street

A Memorial of a deed 11 Aug 1791 btw William COPE of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Robert HYDE of said City Gent of the other pt. COPE granted dwelling house & Messuage & tenement in Dame Street at corner of Pallace Street containing in front to Dame Street 25’ and in the rere 16’ and in depth from front to rere 54’ bounded on the West to Palace Street on the east by Mr. HUTCHINSONs holding on the south to Thomas DUIGNAMs holding on the North to Dame Street to hold for lives of Robert HYDE his son George Robert Loftus HYDE and [lives of royalty] for term of 100 years to Robert HYDE & his heirs. WITNESS: Henry BIRKETT & Thomas SWEENY both of City of Dublin Gent.

NOTE: A Robert HYDE (1790- ) born at Emly ((Imleach), Parish of Emly, Barony Clanwilliam, Co. Tipperary. He may or may not be Robert Loftus HYDE. Many of this family emigrated to Australia.

1792 Nov 16

ROD: 460-329-294429

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BTW Robert HYDE of Dame Street, City of Dublin Grocer of 1 pt & James FORBES and Robert ROBERTS of City of Dublin Merchants of the other pt. Sold to FORBES & ROBERTS in their actual possession the dwelling house, messuage or tenements containing in front to Dame Street 20’ and in rere 16’ and in depth front to rere 54’ bonded on west to Palace Street on the east by HUTCHNSON’s holding on the South by Thomas DUIGNAMs holding and on North to Dame St with household furniture therein … an also all that Dwelling House, Coach House Stable Green House Garden and all other buildings on north side of Paradise Row in Suburbs of City of Dublin as said George MEE formerly enjoyed as said Robert HYDE then enjoyed …WITNESS: Charles FAUSSET Attorney & Jacob WEST both of City of Dublin Robert HYDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Robert HYDE was the owner of Hyde’s Coffee Shop where Rev. William JACKSON (1737-1795) was arrested for treason on April 28^th, 1794. This property is also the exact location of his Coffee Shop.

NOTE: In spite of research done by others, it is now looking less likely that this Robert HYDE was a son of Rev. Arthur HYDE (1728-1805) and Anne GREEN (1731-1807), both of Youghall, Co. Cork. A Michael HYDE (b abt 1767 of Tipperary) had a son Robert Loftus HYDE (abt 1790-1833) who took over the lease to this property. Robert Loftus HYDE may have been either a son or a nephew of the Robert HYDE of this lease. Michael HYDE may have been a son of Lieut. R.N. Robert Boyle HYDE (1718-1802) of Tipperary.

1794 Jun 2

ROD: 484-470-309305

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BTW Draper CHAPMAN of Ringgold [?] in the parish of Drumore [Dromore, ?] Lenen Dealer of the one part and Robert HYDE of living in the parish [Dromore, ?] & County aforesaid [Armagh?] of the other part whereby for the consideration therein mend the said Robert HYDE granted bargained sold aliened & confirmed unto the saw Draper CHAPMAN that annuity yearly rent charge of £5.11. payable out of the Lands of Diveney [Diviny, Parish Drumcree, Barony Oneilland West] & Aghurman [probably Aghanergill , Parish Drumcree, Barony Oneilland West]  Granted by Robert HYDE to the said Draper CHAPMAN … during the natural lives of Henry JOHNSON Henry HYDE and John KNOX[?] WITNESS: Joseph and John CHAPMAN of Kenadale Gent Robert HYDE [SEAL]

NOTE: Draper Chapman of Kannagalabeg d. 1820. SOURCE: Ireland Diocesan And Prerogative Wills & Administrations Indexes 1595-1858.  

NOTE: Ancestry Tree. Draper CHAPMAN 1757-1820.

NOTE: John CHAPMAN married Anne HYDE (abt 1726-aft 1767) dau of Sir Arthur HYDE (1697-1771) of Castlehyde, Co. Cork and Anne PRICE (1700-at 1740)

1794 Sept 1

ROD: 500-132-12379. Palace Street

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BTW Robert HYDE of City of Dublin Coffee House Keeper of 1 pt & Valentine DOWLING of City of Dublin of other pt. Reciting that in Consideration of £250 paid by DOWLING, HYDE assigned to DOWLING in his actual possession… the house known by the name of Hyde's Coffee No. 7 Dame Street the Corner of the Palace Street with the appurtenances and several articles of Household furniture .. for three lives or 100 years subject to the payment of rent… WITNESS James O'BYRNE of City of Dublin Esq. & Mr. Daniel Mark CONNER of Beresford Road

NOTE: An earlier HYDE-DOWLING connection 1848 [sic?] Charlotte Anne HYDE married Abraham John DOWLING.

1795 Aug 1

ROD: 499-335-316709

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BTW John Dawson COATES of the City of Dublin of the one part and Richard GOFF of Hopefield [Hopefield, Parish Horetown, Barony Shelmaliere West] Co. Wexford of the other part Reciting that the said Richard GOFF granted a Mortgage unto Alexander SAPHAY [?] of City of Dublin Esq for the consideration therein mentioned the town Lands and premises after mentd and writing that the said Alexander SAPHAY [TAGRAY?] by Deed of assignment 8 Aug 1787 did grant and assign unto the said John Dawson COATES in his actual possession part of the town land of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] in the Tenure or occupation of Robert HYDE Esqr and his undertenants and the town and Lands of Ballycourseybeg [?] in the Tenure or occupation of Fuller SANDWITH in the Mill and all lands of BallymcEdmen [Ballymacegan, Parish of Lorrha, in the Barony of Lower Ormond] in the possession of William BOLTON all which said lands are situate lying and being in the County of Wexford and also all that part of the Lands of Drumcondra [Drumcondra, Parish Clonturk, Barony Coolock] Co. Dublin late in possion of Christopher ABBOTT Deceased and also that house or tenement on the East side of him Hall Street in the City of Dublin in the possession of [?] and the house and tenement adjoining thereto on the South side thereof to hold unto the said John Dawson COATES subject to the condition of redemption in the above recited Deed of Mortgage the said John Dawson COATES and for the considerations therein ment Grant unto the said Richard GOFF in his actual possession … WITNESS: Mathew DOWLING & Robert EGAN both of the City of Dublin Gent John Dawson COATES [SEAL]

1796 Aug 9

ROD: 506-302-330565

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BTW James NEWBOLD of Ballyconney  [?] Co. Wexford Gent for one part and William CARTY of Ballyshallon [Ballyshannon, Parish Newbawn, Barony Shelmaliere West] in said County Gent of the other part whereby the said James ROWLES [?] one year lease of that part of the said lands of Bunting [?] therein the possion of William CARTY 51a 9p and nine perches Irish plantation in the Barony of Scarawalsh [Scarawalsh] and County of Wexford aforesaid To hold formed during the Samuel LEWIS and Life of the said William CARTY Robert BEALE then aged about 12 years the son of the said Geo . BEALE of Denyal [?] Gent Thomas THOMPSON then about 7 years the and Son of the said Joseph THOMPSON Merchant James [?] OGDEN about 5 years the 2nd son of Mr. David OGDEN and Robert HYDE then about five years old the eldest Son of Robert HYDE of Domingold  [probably Drumgold, Parish of Templeshannon, Barony Ballaghkeen South], and the survivor of them at the yearly rent WITNESS: David OGDEN of ____ and John [?] of Enniscorthy [Enniscorthy , Parish Saint Mary's, Enniscorthy. Barony Scarawalsh ]Co. Wexford.  ….

NOTE: This would mean that this Robert HYDE jr  would have been born abt 1791. His father may have been Robert HYDE (bef 1757-aft 1793) who was probably the Robert HYDE of #7 Dame St. The lives are also mentioned in a follow-up lease 5 March 1799 ROD: 721-446-492982.

NOTE: Domingold is townland where Salville House was.

1797 Mar 13

ROD: 510-167-329429

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Between John HYDE of Cregg [Creg Castle, Creggolympry North, Parish Litter, Barony Fermoy]  Co. Cork of the first part the R. Hon William Brabazon PONSONBY Admon of the Hon John PONSONBY of the second part Sarah HYDE orwise Burton widow of John HYDE late of Cregg a deced & Mother of John HYDE party thereto of the third and Jones STEVELLY of the City of Dublin Esq of the fourth part Reciting James HARSTON of the City of Dublin Gent by Indre 25 May o1730 deed into Richard PRICE of Ardmayle [Ardmayle, and Ardmayle East, and Ardmayle West Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] Co. Tipperary Co the rented Land in & about Ardmayle & there after ment & that sd Richard PRICE by his will 17 Feb 1740  & by Codicil 15 Apr 1744 Devised all to his Grandson John  HYDE … certain Lands in Trustees to sold for payment of the debts of John HYDE [sr.] late of Gregg in Co Cork Esqr & for settling certain other Lands in lien thereof for the same uses & purposes as the said intended were then settled … & also the lands in the Lease 25 May 1730 be vested in the Hon . John PONSONBY deced his heirs Exors & Admons who was the Surg Trustee in the Mar Settlement of John HYDE in order by sale to raise a sum of money not exceed £14,000 to apply to payment of the Debts of sd John HYDE & residue of the lands to the use of sd to John HYDE for life Rem to his first & other and by said Sarah HYDE … nd Recity that part of sd land ment Act of Parliam was sold , but there still remain £2223.12.5 … & Recity that John HYDE had att his age of 21 yrs . & had agreed that the In in sd retrenched lands of Ardmoyle be sold to sd Jones STEVELLY for £6,050 … And retrenched lands in and about Ardmyle 627a 1r  in Barony Middlethird Co. Tipperary demised to Richard PRICE in lease 25 May 1730 known by the name of Ballydone [probably Ballydine , Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] cont of 51a 2r plant & the lands of Ballymore [probably (because adjacent) Ballymore, Parish of Clonoulty, in the Barony of Kilnamanagh Lower,] & Killshanane [probably (because adjacent) Kilshenane, Parish Oughterleague, Barony Clanwilliam, & ment Lease to have been part of sd retrenched and of and formerly belonged to the R. Hon Clotworthy Lord Masseren & by him Demd to Mr Joseph DAINER in Barony & Co afsd & then in poss " of sd Richard PRICE … . And said Sarah HYDE did by deed for the Consons as & in far Conson of 5s Release & discharge sd rehenched Lands of Ardmayle  Co. Tipperary from the Jointine of £400 a year WITNESS: William PRICE of Calreen Co. Tipperary Gent & Oliver BERMINGHAM of the City of Dublin Wm Brabazon PONSONBY by deed Signed & Sealed in presence of William PRICE Oliver BERMINGHAM Washer at Daly’s Coffee house College Green

1797 Jun 12

ROD: 699-604-479321

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Memorial of a Certain Deed of Marriage settlement 12  June 1797 and made BTW Joseph STRINGER of Enniscorthy [Enniscorthy, Parish Saint Mary's, Enniscorthy. Barony Scarawalsh] in the County of Wexford apothecary of the 1^st pt; Robert HYDE of Ashmount [possibly – but maybe not the Ashmount in Mullaghunshinagh. Parish Donaghmoyne, Barony of Farney, Co. Monaghan] & George BEALE of Beal Grove [probably Bellgrove  and/or Bellgrovecross, Parish Duncormick, Barony Bargy] Co. Wexford Esqs. of 2^nd pt;  and Bridget HYDE of Beal grove a Spinster of 3^rd pt; reciting that the Right Honble Richard Earl of Anglesy did by Indenture of Demise duly Executed grant and set unto Robert HYDE (the Grandfather of the said Robert HYDE ( party to said settlement), the lands of Bruce [Bruce (Brús), Parish Kiltrisk, Barony Gorey] and Fingan for a term of lives and years – And reciting that the right Honble Arthur Carl of Mountnorris [Mountnorris, Parish Loughgilly (Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower, County Armagh] with consent of his Eldest son did by Indenture of Lease bearing date the 19th day of Augt . in the year of our Lord 1794 demise and set unto Henry BROWNRIGG of Norris Mount [Norrismount, Parish Toome, Barony Scarawalsh],in said County Esq . Ann HYDE the said Bridget HYDE and Dorothy HYDE all that and those the said Lands of Bruce and Finger Conty about 163 acres situate in the County of Wexford a To hold for and during the natural lives and life of Bridget HYDE Dorothy HYDE and Robert BROWNRIGG Eldest son of the said Henry BROWNRIGG and the survivors and survr of them as therein ment : and reciting that Wm GOFF [GOFFE] late of Little Horetown deceased did by Indenture bearing date the 24 day of June 1749 [ROD: 160-169-16873] Demise and set unto Robt HYDE the Grandfather of the sd Robt HYDE ( or party to said settlement all that and those the town and Lands of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] Contg 160 acres situate in the County of Wexford , To hold for the life and lines of Dorothy CARTY and Bridget LYNNOTT as therein named and further reciting that a marriage was Intended to be had and solemnized by and between the said Joseph STRINGER and Bridget HYDE and that in consideration the said Bridget HYDE granted bargained sold assigned aliened released and confirmed unto the sd Robert HYDE and Geo BEALE in their actual possession … those one undivided fifth part a proportion of the said Lands of Bruce [Bruce (Brús), Parish Kiltrisk, Barony Gorey]  and Fingar and after the death of James WHITE [of Peppardscastle, Parish Donaghmore, Barony Ballaghkeen North Esq.] one of the Cesticqueries in the Origl Lease of said Lands & premes herein before ment then the one undivided fourth part or proportion thereof and also one undivided fifth part or proportion the haves of Coolroe [probably Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Barony Ballaghkeen North] of , as therein ment . To hold unto the said Robert HYDE and Geo BEALE and the survey and the heirs and assigns & such survr for and during all such term of lives as the said Bridget HYDE hath thereof upon the several Trusts therein ment in Trust to the use and behoof of the said Bridget HYDE and her assigns until the solemnization of said Intended marriage then to the use and behoof of the said Joseph STRINGER and his assigns for and during his natural life and from and after his decease then in the use and behoof of the said Bridget HYDE and her assigns during the term of her natural life and from and after the several decease of the said Joseph STRINGER and Bridget HYDE then to the child and Children of the said Joseph STRINGER to be begotten in the Body of the said Bridget HYDE in such shares as he shall by will or Deed in his life time limit and appoint and in default of such appoint then to be divided amongst them share and share alike and in default of such Issue then to the right heirs of the said Joseph STRINGER as therein ment which Deed of Conveyance of which the above is a mem is witnessed, Joseph STRINGER late of Enniscorthy deceased and William BROWNRIGG of Norris mount in the said County Esq . and this memr is witnessed by the said Henry BROWNRIGG and Luke WHITNEY Gentr one of the Attys - Joseph STRINGER  [SEAL]

NOTE: Elizabeth HYDE married Henry BROWNRIGG, J.P. Norris Mount, Co.Wexford abt. 1785. SOURCE: Brownriggs of Co. Wexford. See The Spedding Family. also: p.78 Henry Brownrigg, of Norris Mount, co. Wexford, j.p. m. 1785, Elizabeth, dau. of Robert and Lady Betty Hyde, and d. 1817 (Will proved), leaving three sons and one daughter

1799 Aug 21 (SEE: 1814 Jan 5)

ROD: 671-226-461122

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Valentine DOWLING of Palace St. in the City of Dublin of 1 pt; James SCOTT of Grafton St in the City of Dublin watch & time pieces maker of the other part. Reciting of Lease 21 Augt 1799 Edward KEOGH of Whitehall in the County of Dublin Farmer demised to Robert HYDE then of Gowans [? SEE: John GRENHAM: Gordon's Lane in St Peter civil parish, Dublin city]  the said Coy Gent the [?] occupied of Michael RUFFAN contain 5a in Parish of Tawney [probably Taney ] Co. Dublin being part of Land of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] to hold to said Robert HYDE his Exors admors for the tern 177 years from the 25th March their part at the yearly rent of £39 reciting , that said Pieces had by an assignes tenure unto the said V DOWLING also all that DOWLING had agreed to make or all his Estate and within said ground in James SCOTT in consideration of the sum of £800 … granted to Joseph SCOTT all that and those the field formerly in occupation of Michael REGAN Bounded on the Nouth by the road leading from Dublin to the new Dargatle by the Land of Kingston on the East by the New Lott which divides the land of Ballally [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] from the land of Ballintin [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and [?] and on the west by Mr QUILLs [?] holding containing 5 acres in the Parish of Tawney Co. Dublin being part of the Lands of Dundrum with the Dwelling house offices Garden and appurs belonging to James SCOTT … WITNESS: James H. WALKER of the City Dublin attorney at Law and Richard MYLETT writing clerk.  Clerk Val DOWLING [SEAL]  

1799 Aug 25

ROD: 577-510-390508

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Endorsed on a lease dated 1799 Aug 25 BTW Edward KEOGH of White Hall Co. Dublin farmer of 1 pt & Robert HYDE of Gordon lane [SEE: John GRENHAM: Gordon's Lane in St Peter civil parish, Dublin city] ] in said County Gent of the one other part By which lease KEOGH demised unto the said Robert HYDE all that and those that field then lately in the Tenure and occupation of William KEEGAN  bounded on the North by the road leading from Dublin to the new Dargle on the South by the Lands of Kingston on the East by the Rivlet which divide the Lands of Ballally [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown]  from Lands of Ballinter [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and Mr. FORTESCUE’s Holdings and on the west by McGUIRK’s containing 5a in the Parish of Tawney County of Dublin aforesaid and being part of the Lands of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] … at the yearly rent of £300 payd quarterly and by the said deed poll or assignment of this is amend the said Robt HYDE for the Consons therein mented sold assigned and made over unto Valentine DOWLING of the City of Dublin Gent … for the residue then to come and unexpired of the said term of 77 years WITNESS:  Terence CONNELL Shoemaker and Thomas VINEENY Gent both of the City of Dublin and his memorial is witnessed by the said Thomas SWEENY and John DOWLING of the same City Gent Valentine DOWLING  [SEAL]

1800 Apr 22

ROD: 529-554-348665

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Mary SULLIVAN marriage to Richard BEAMISH

Anne HYDE Witness to Deed; Sophia HYDE Spinster – both of City of Cork

NOTE: Sophia HYDE (1780-1845) daughter of Rev. Arthur HYDE (1728-1805) and Anne GREEN (1731-1807), married Rev. Edward SPREAD Vicar of Ahern, Co. Cork, Dec 29, 1800 at St. Mary’s Collegiate Church, Youghall.

1806 Feb 9

ROD: 578-561-390624

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BTW Valentine DOWLING of the Co. of Dublin Gent of the one part and John HOGAN of the same City Victualler of the other part whereby Valentine DOWLING granted in Mortgage to John HOGAN field formerly in the demise & occupation of Michal HOGAN Bounded on the North by the road leading from Dublin to the New Dorgh on the South by the hands of Kingstown on the East by the Rivulet which divides the lands of Ballatly [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown]  from the Lands of Ballintur [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and Mr FORTESCUE’s holdings and on the West by Mr GRANT’s holding Containing 5a in the Parish of Tawney [probably Taney ] Co. Dublin of being part of the Lands of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] together with all houses out offices Buildings & Improvements made & erected on the premis & Appurs thereunto belonging To hold from thenceforth for the residue then unexpired of the term of 77 years granted of the so promes by virtue of a Lease dated the 21st day of August 1799 made by Edward KEOGH to Richard HYDE & after assigned by the sd Robert HYDE to the sd Valentine DOWLING as in the penalty last subject to the yearly rent of £30 and Covenants … WITNESS: William Agustus WALKER and John D DOWLING both of the City of Dublin Gent Val DOWLING [SEAL]

NOTE: Woodpark in in Ballinteer, in the southern part of the current City of Dublin.

1809 Feb 10

ROD: 599-543-415113

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BTW Anna INGLISS of Summer Hill Co. Dublin widow of 1 pt & Rev. Henry LAIRD of Pubble Co. Fermanagh of other pt. lands of Emeroo occupied by William SCOTT containing 13a with Bog adjoining … for lives of George LAIRD son of George LAIRD of Gittah, John BEATTY son of John BEATTY of Drumdarg then age abt 7 both in Co. Fermanagh & George LAIRD son of John LAIRD of Ballyhaist Co. Cavan age abt 4 …WITNESS: Francis MACARTNEY & Francis HYDE

1809 Nov 20

ROD: 653-598-454000

Deed of Marriage Settlement. William OLIVER of Laragh in Co. Monaghan Gent of the first part & Mary Anne HYDE, widow relict of Clarendon HYDE late of Liverpool – Surgeon dec^d of the 2^nd part & George ROCHE of Warrenpoint, Co. Down & David TOMB of City of Dublin Gent of the 3^rd part … an intended marriage between said William OLIVER & Mary Anne HYDE & that she was entitled to a fortune or portion of 500 Sterling also that the said Wm OLIVER was possessed of & intitled unto certain parts of the towns and lands of Laragh & Coracarrow in Co. Monaghan with certain mills theron & was also possessed of and entitled unto certain parts of the Town and Lands of Derryhaw [Derryhaw, Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]  & Ballyrea [Ballyrea, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Co. of Armagh which lands and premises are by the deed of which this is a memorial vested by the said William OLIVER in the said Geo ROCHE & David TOMB in trust to secure an annuity or jointure of 50. Witness Wm. FORREST & Robt TURNER both of Warrenpoint, Co. Down Gent. Sworn 8 April 1813 at Newry, Co. Down.

NOTE: Mary Anne HYDE was the wife of Clarendon HYDE who was the son of John HYDE & Mary WILDE. Of interest is that although their marriage took place April 9, 1755 in Leicester, England both of his family names are ones that were also rooted in Monaghan. The profession of surgeon is interesting as Oscar WILDE’s father (Sir William WILDE of Co. Monaghan) was a medical doctor. I do not know her maiden name, although ROCHE is a possibility.

1812 Oct 21

ROD: 656-64-450128

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Land on Castlelyons Co. Cork Reciting 20 Aug 1805 John HYDE one of the lives.

1813 Nov 3

ROD: 669-88-460566

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BTW William HYDE of City of Cork Sadler of 1 pt; Mary CLIFTON of City of Cork Widow & acting executor of will of John CLIFTON late of City of Cork Tanner deceased of 2^nd pt; Elizabeth CLIFTON of City of Cork spinster one of the daughters of said John CLIFTON & said Mary CLIFTON of 3^rd pt. & Robert HYDE of Castle Hyde Co. Cork Gent & James Johnson CLIFTON of City of Cork of 4^th pt.  … house occupied by William HYDE on Patrick Street City of Cork to hold to said William HYDE for 898 years … marriage to be btw William HYDE & Elizabeth CLIFTON with consent of Mary CLIFTON … Elizabeth CLIFTON and her brother James Johnson CLIFTON … sum of £600 [dowry] … William HYDE [SEAL] Elizabeth CLIFTON [SEAL]. WITNESSS: Charles FLANAGAN James HALBURT

NOTE: CA Th 4 Nov 1813 this morning at St. Anne’s Shandon by the Rev. W. Leader, Mr. William Hyde to Eliza daughter of the late John Clifton of this City Esq. SOURCE: The Ffolliott collection

1814 Jan 5 reciting 1799 Aug 21

ROD: 671-226-461122

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Valentine DOWLING of Palace St. in the City of Dublin of 1 pt; James SCOTT of Grafton St in the City of Dublin watch & time pieces maker of the other part. Reciting of Lease 21 Augt 1799 Edward KEOGH of Whitehall in the County of Dublin Farmer demised to Robert HYDE then of Gowans [? SEE: John GRENHAM: Gordon's Lane in St Peter civil parish, Dublin city]  the said Coy Gent the [?] occupied of Michael RUFFAN contain 5a in Parish of Tawney [probably Taney ] Co. Dublin being part of Land of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] to hold to said Robert HYDE his Exors admors for the tern 177 years from the 25th March their part at the yearly rent of £39 reciting , that said Pieces had by an assignes tenure unto the said V DOWLING also all that DOWLING had agreed to make or all his Estate and within said ground in James SCOTT in consideration of the sum of £800 … granted to Joseph SCOTT all that and those the field formerly in occupation of Michael REGAN Bounded on the Nouth by the road leading from Dublin to the new Dargatle by the Land of Kingston on the East by the New Lott which divides the land of Ballally [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] from the land of Ballintin [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and [?] and on the west by Mr QUILLs [?] holding containing 5 acres in the Parish of Tawney Co. Dublin being part of the Lands of Dundrum with the Dwelling house offices Garden and appurs belonging to James SCOTT … WITNESS: James H. WALKER of the City Dublin attorney at Law and Richard MYLETT writing clerk.  Clerk Val DOWLING [SEAL]  

1815 Mar 13

ROD: 691-467-474943.

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BTW Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle Co. Dublin Esqr of the 1st part Elizabeth HYDE otherwise WHITTHORNE his wife of the 2nd part and Wm WHITTHORNE of Hollybrook in said County & Wm WHITTHORNE jr. of the City of Dublin Esqr of the 3rd part Reciting that by Indented Deed 24 August 1814 entered into on the intermarriage of the said Eliza HIDE [aka HYDE] then WHITTHORNE with the said Robert HYDE after reciting that the said Elizabeth was possessed of and entitled to the fortune or sum in said Deed and that the same was handed over unto the said Wm WHITTHORNE as her trusties …  And reciting that the said Robert HYDE was then seized and possed of all that dwelling house messuage or Tenement  known by No 7 Dame Street situate at the corner of Palace St by virtue of a Lease 11 Aug 1791 made by William COPE of the City of Dublin Esqr for the term of 3 lives or 100 years which ever should last longest at the year rent of  £200 and reciting that the said Robert HYDE was also under and by Virtue of a certain article of agreement bearing date the 8th March Inst made to him by Robt HARTY of the City of Dublin Esq . as executor of the Late John DAVIS decd & also a certain Deed of assignment bearing equal Date made to him by Robert JONES of the sd City Gent seized and possessed of all that part of the town & Lands of Murphystown [Murphystown, Parish Tully, Barony Rathdown] called the upper 5 acre field and the field called the 15 acres with the cabin houses and Improvents thereon together with the cabin heretofore set to John TIPPER which sd field & parcels of Land are part of the town & Lands of Ballymolehans otherwise Molchanstown [Mulchanstown, Parish Kill, Barony Rathdown], Ballytipper otherwise Tipperstown [Tipperstown , Parish Kill, Barony Rathdown] Ballylochan otherwise Tinkelly commonly called Murphystown [Murphystown, Parish Tully, Barony Rathdown] Bounded on the North by a holding now or late in the possession of Mr BURKE on the South and east by the Cross road leading from Stillorgan to Kilgoblin [Kilgobbin, Parish Kilgobbin, Barony Rathdown] all in Co. Wicklow & on the west by the High Road from Dublin to Ennis Kerry and numbered 15. 16 , 17 , 19 in the ground map of said Premises annexed to a Lease from James Moore DAVIS Printer to John DAVIS and others containing in all 25a 2r 7p more or less , And further reciting that the said Robt HYDE was then also seized and possessed under and by virtue of a certain Indenture of Lease 14 Nov 1795 made to him by Michael HUTCHINSON of all that and those certain appartments that is to say the Back Kitchen & three first back rooms part of the Dwelling house wherein the said Michael HUTCHINSON lately resided situate in Dame St in the City of Dublin next Door to said first recited premises for the term of 86 years And reciting that the said Robert HYDE having a pressing occasion for the sum of £700 had applied to the said Trustees to send and advance him the same out of the fortune of the sd Elizth so as aforesaid vested in them upon and assign or Mortgagee of the therein & herein before mentioned premises which the said trustees had agreed to do they having first obtained the consent & approbation of the said Elizabeth HYDE orwise WHITTHORNE for that purpose testifyed by her being a party to and Executing said presents And further reciting as therein is recited the said Robert HIDE and therefore by said Deed whereof this is a mem for and in Conn of the sum of $ 700 being part of the fortune of the Sd Eliza Hide to him in hand pd by the sd William WHITTHORNE by and such court & approbation as is the Rect whereof was thereby acknow ledged give grant Bargain sell assign alien remise release & Confirm unto the said William WHITTHORNE and Wm WHITTHORNE jr. on in the actual possession then being pursuant to the statute as therein Recited & to their Heirs & assigns All that the therein and here first recited Dwelling house messuage or tenement Known by No 7 Dame St Situate at the corner of Palace in the City Dublin . And also that the therein & herein recited part of the Town & Lands of Murphystown called the upper 5 acre field and the field called the 15 acres with the calling houses and Improvements thereon & the cabin and Garden heretofore set to John TIPPER as hereinbefore more particularly mentioned Containing in all 25a 2r 37p And also all that and those the before recited several appartment that is to say the Back kitchen & three first back rooms part of the Dwelling house wherein the said M. HUTCHINSON lately resided situate in Dame St in the City of Dublin as herein also before more particularly ment To Hold all & Singular the said therein and herein before Several and respective recited premises with the appts unto the sd Wm WHITTHORNE & Wm WHITTHORNE & the Survivor of them & the Exors admors or assis Executed by the sd Robt HYDE Elizabeth HYDE & William WHITTHORNE Signed & sealed by the said Robert & Elizabeth HYDE WITNESS: Bernard DOWLING of Whites Lane in the County of Dublin Writing Clerk & Elinor J NEELING [?] of No 4 North Cope in the City of Dublin Spinster – Robert HYDE [SEAL] Elinor HYDE (sic?) [SEAL]

NOTE: Robert HYDE likely operated at #7 Dame Street as a Tea Merchant 1791-1794, at which point he began operating a coffee shop.

1815 Dec 21

ROD: 697-155-478289

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BTW Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle, Co. Dublin & William WHITTHORN of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Charles MILLS of City of Dublin professor of Music of the other pt. Robert HYDE with approval of William WHITHORN & in consideration of rent confirmed to MILLS the dwelling house & Messuage & tenement on Dame Street at corner of Palace Street in City of Dublin containing in front to Dame Street 20’ [NOTE: Earlier deeds said 25’] and in the rere 16’ and from front to rere 54’ bounded on the West to Palace Street on the east by Mr. HUTCHINSONs holding on the south to Thomas DUIGNANs holding on the North to Dame Street to hold for lives of Robert HYDE his son George Robert Loftus HYDE and [lives of royalty] and 75 years for yearly rent of £245 Robert HYDE [SEAL] WITNESS: James FARLEY Bernard DOWLING NOTE: A Robert HYDE (1790- ) born at Emly ((Imleach), Parish of Emly, Barony Clanwilliam, Co. Tipperary. He may or may not be Robert Loftus HYDE. Many of this family emigrated to Australia.

1816 Nov 20

ROD: 709-114-485449

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BTW Thomas GALEWAY of Killarny, Co. Kerry Esq. & William JACKSON of Youghall Co. Cork Esq. trustees named for the intermarriage of William WHITE of Killarny Esq. & Alice HYDE daughter of Rev. Arthur HYDE of Killarny, Clerke. Of the 1 pt & Harriet MAGENIS of City of Dublin Spinster of other pt.

NOTE: Alice's aunt Jane HYDE was married to William JACKSON (1761-btw 1790-1813) of Youghall

1817 Jan 29

ROD: 715-414-489349

Rev Arthur HYDE of 3^rd pt.

1818 Dec 5

ROD: 735-23-500958.

BTW William WHITTHORNE sr & William WHITTHORNE jr of 1^st pt. Robert HYDE of City of Dublin Gent & Elizabeth HYDE otherwise WHITHORNE his wife of 2^nd pt. & Michael HUTCHINSON of Dame Street City of Dublin [Assee?] of the estate and effects of Robert HYDE an insolvent of 3^rd pt. Reciting deed of 13 Mar 1815 btw Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle Co. Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & William WHITTHORNE sen & William WHITTHORNE jy of the other part set to them the dwelling house known by No. 7 Dame situate at the corner of Palace bounded as therein described … and lands of Ballymonehan Commonly called Murphystown Murphystown, Parish Tully, Barony Rathdown] … apartments in the Dwelling house wherein the said Michael HUTCHINSON formerly resided that is to say the back kitchen and the 3 first back rooms part of said dwelling house together with several articles of furniture stock & farming utensils … Robert HYDE was by order of the Court of Common Please discharged as an insolvent debtor and returned said mortgage in his schedule and made the usual assignments of his property and further reciting that by an order 18 June that said insolvent should be reexamined and upon such examination said insolvent was by the order of the court remanded into the Custody of the Sherriffs of the City of Dublin … [more detail]

NOTE Robert HYDE married Elizabeth WHITHORN in 1814.

1819 Jul 14

ROD: 750-293-510229

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Jane SAVAGE orse HAMILTON widow of Henry SAVAGE of Rocksavage Co Down deceased. Jane SAVAGE was a daughter of James HAMILTON deceased of 2^nd pt Margaret HYDE otherwise HAMILTON late of Ballymenock Co. Down but now residing at Bath, England widow and sister of Jane SAVAGE deceased of the 3^rd pt; Philip SAVAGE of Donaghadevin Co. Down Gent of 4^th pt … other names Aminilla VANCE otherwise ORR wife of Thomas VANCE of Beachmount Co. Antrim Merchant and daughter of Alexander ORR deceased Rev. James Hamilton CLEWLOW & . …

NOTE: SEE: Drennan-McTier Letters

1820 Aug 4

ROD: 758-270-515005

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Marriage Settlement btw Rev. Samuel BEAMISH of Mount Samuel Co. Cork Clerk of 1^st pt; Rev. Henry Hamilton BEAMISH of town of Kinsale Co. Cork Clerk son of Samuel BEAMISH of 2^nd pt; Anne SPREAD of town of Kinsale spinster of 3^rd pt; John Samuel BEAMISH of City of Cork M.D. & Percy Scott SMITH of Headborough, Co Waterford Esq of 4^th pt; Reciting 11 June 1791 btw said Samuel BEAMISH of 1^st pt; Henry COX of Dunmanway, Co Cork & Francis BERNARD of Castle Bernard Co. Cork of 2^nd pt & Mary HAMILTON sister of said Henry COX of 3^rd pt; & Samuel BEAMISH in consideration of marriage btw him and Mary HAMILTON & of £600 marriage portion … lands of Glawn … marriage Richard Francis WEBB & Mary BEAMISH … [two more pages of detail] … two houses in Youghall tenanted by representatives of John WARBARTON and of Mr. Thomas JOHN to use of Anne SPREAD … such lands and premises at Fryers Walk May Pole Road & Blue Bay Lane Sophia SPREAD otherwise HYDE the widow of Edward SPREAD deceased the step-mother of said Anne SPREAD executed on marriage of said Edward SPREAD 26 De 1800 that Anne SPREAD was entitled to £500 secured by suit 1812 … £1,000 to be paid on death of her stepmother Sophia SPREAD otherwise HYDE the widow of Edward SPREAD secured by judgement won by William JACKSON and Benjamin Murdock JACKSON of Town of Youghall trustees named in Deed of Marriage made previous to the intermarriage of said Edward SPREAD with said Sophia SPREAD orse HYDE against Hatton CONRAN of Grange in South Liberties of City of Cork Esq. for £2,000 … Sophia SPREAD holds a life interest in two houses in town of Youghall … Samuel BEAMISH [SEAL]; Henry Hamilton BEAMISH [SEAL] Snne SPREAD [SEAL]

NOTE The 2^nd wife of William JACKSON (bef 1761 – btw 1790-1813) of Youghall was Jane HYDE, sister of Sophia HYDE. Benjamin Murdock JACKSON was his brother.

1826 Jul 24

ROD: 817-518-550654

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BTW James SCOTT of Grafton Street City of Dublin Watch and Time piece Manufacturer of the one part and John DUFF of Cullenswood Ave Co. Dublin Gent of the other part reciting Indenture 21 Aug 1799 Edward KEOGH of Whitehall in the County of Dublin Farmer did demise and set unto Robert HYDE then of Gordons Lane [SEE: John GRENHAM: Gordon's Lane in St Peter civil parish, Dublin city] in the said County gent the premes therein & herein after mentioned To hold to the said Robert HYDE from the twenty fifth day of March then last for the term and at the yearly rent therein mentioned and further reciting that by an Indorsement on said recited Lease 25 Mar 1803 the said Robert HYDE for the consons therein did assign transfer and make over unto Valentine DOWLING of the City of Dublin gent the premisses therein mentioned To hold to the said Valentine DOWLING during the remainder of the term of said Lease and also that by Indented deed of assignment dated 1 Jan 1814 the said Valentine DOWLING for the consons therein mentioned did grant assign and make over unto the said James SCOTT party thereto the premes therein & herein after mentioned and also reciting that the said James SCOTT had agreed to assign transfer and make over unto the said John DUFF the premes … formerly in the name and occupation of Michael KEEGAN Bounded on the North by the road leading from Dublin to the new Dayle by the Land of Kingston on the East by the rivulet which divides the lands of Ballally [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] from the land of Ballintin [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and Mr. FORTESQUE’s holding and on the West by Mister MAQUIRK 's holding containing 5a  in the parish of Tawny and County of Dublin and being part of the Lands of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] together with the dwelling house offices Garden and appences thereto belonging To hold to the said John DUFF his Exors admors and assigns … WITNESS: Joseph BOND and Robert McNAUGHTEN both of the City of Dublin Gent James SCOTT [SEAL] in the presence of Joseph and George McNAUGHTON

NOTE: Map of Gordon’s Lane – btw Portobello & Charlemont St.

1829 Mar 24

ROD: 845-45-566046

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BTW Thomas MEAGHER of Ballycanvan [Ballycanvan Little, Parish Kill St Nicholas, Barony   Gaultiere], Co. Waterford Esqr of the one part and Richard MORRIS of Harbourview [in Kilcop Lower, Parish Kilcop, Barony Gaultiere ] Co. Waterford Esqr of the other part Reciting Indentures 10 May 1805 James KEARNEY Esqr did for the considerations   with the consent Henry BOLTON Esqr demise release and confirm to Samuel ROBERTS Esqr in his possession by virtue of the bargain and sale and of the statute therein recited and to his heirs and assigns the mansion house offices Gardens and Demesne of Ballycanvan Co. Waterford containing 60a plantation measure Barony of Gaulter Co. Waterford To hold with the appurtenances to Samuel ROBERTS his heirs and assigns for the lives of Robert HYDE George GOUGH and Henry BOLTON … at the yearly rent of  £183 and which said Release contained a covenant for the perpetual renewal of £3.8.3 by way of fine on the fall of each life And the said deed also contained a recital that said James KEARNEY was as to said lands a mere trustee for the said Henry BOLTON …Witnessed that the said Thomas MEAGHER in consideration of £1,400 sold to Richard MORRIS in his actual possession … the said mansion house offices Gardens and demise of Ballycanvan Co. Waterford containing 60a plantation measure together with all Woods and under woods timber and Timber trees Shrubs and shrub berries then standing or growing thereon … Extend and together also with all ways passages Waters Water courses right of Turbary on the Town and lands of Ballynabooly [Ballynabola, Parish Kill St Nicholas, Barony Gaultiere,] casements priviledges and appurtenances whatsoever to the premises belonging or appertaining all which said premises are situate lying and being in the Barony of Gaulter Co. Waterford aforesaid ( saving and reserving to the said Landlord of the said premises as therein is saved and reserved , together .. WITNESS: John NOWLAN and W SMITH both of the City of Waterford Gents

1830 Apr 19

ROD: 858-207-572707

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John DUFF of Ballinteer in the County of Dublin Gent of the first part William Towers St CLAIR late Major in His Majestys ninth Regiment of Foot of the second part and George KELLY of Merrion Square City of Dublin Esq of the third part after Reciting Indenture of Lease 21 Apr 1791 Edward KEOGH of Whitehall in the County of Dublin farmer did demise and set unto Robert HYDE then of Gordons Lane [SEE: John GRENHAM: Gordon's Lane in St Peter civil parish, Dublin city] in the said County Gent all that and those the field formerly in the tenure and occupation of Michael KEEGAN [ see ROD: 817-518-550654 for the same detail of the property] … being part of the lands of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] To hold unto the said Robert Hyde his Exors admors and assigns for the term of 77 years … property on south side of Mary Street, Parish St. Mary Dublin #37 late in possession of John CLARKE ….

1838 Jan 10

ROD: 1838-1-210

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

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

1840 Apr 10

ROD: 1844-2-149

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BTW Thomas PRICE of Ardmoyle [SEE Ardmayle, and Ardmayle East, and Ardmayle West Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] in the Co.  Tipperary Esqr of the first part William PRICE of Coleraine [Coleraine, Parish Magorban, Barony Middlethird]  in said County Gent [remain?] second son of the said Thomas PRICE of the second part and William DUCKETT 1844 of Upper Mount Street in the City of Dublin Attorney of the third part reciting Lease 3 May 1797 John HYDE then of Gregg [Creg Castle, Creggolympry North, Parish Litter, Barony Fermoy]  in the in the County of Cork did grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Thomas PRICE in his actual possession being by bargain and sale and lease for a year therein recited and to his heirs and Assigns forever All that and those the town and lands of Brickendown [Brickendown, Parish Brickendown, Barony Middlethird] with all and every its subdenominations and appurtenances containing 285a in the Barony of Middlethird and County of Tipperary aforesaid together with the rights memhers and appurtenances to the said premises belonging and all the Estate rest Title and Interest of him the said John HYDE therein or thereto of old the said granted and released premes with their appurtenances unto the said Thomas Price … the said Thomas PRICE desirous of making a further provision for his said son William PRICE agreed to convey the aforesaid Lands of Brickendown otherwise Mayfield with each and every its subdenominations and appurtenances of which he was seized in fee to the said William DUCKETT in … [in AI version] … William PRICE the second eldest son of the said Thomas PRICE … £2,000 as the portion and portions of the younger child or children of the said William PRICE WITNESS: Richard LONG of Longfield in the County of Tipperary Esquire and the Reverend John G. PHILLIPS Clerk of Ardmore Glebe in the said County of Tipperary Thomas PRICE [SEAL]

Landed Estates: Ardmyle/Clonmore: Ardmayle House in the townland of Clonmore North is marked on the first Ordnance Survey map. The Prices were resident here from at least the 1770s and Wilson mentions it as the seat of Mr. Price in the 1780s. "Ardmoyle", Cashel, was the residence of Thomas Price in 1814 and in 1837. Richard Price was the occupant in 1850 holding the house valued at £21.17 shillings from John Hyde. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage states that the present house dates from circa 1870s and was formerly the wing of an 18th century house demolished in 1951. Louis H. Grubb occupied at house at Clonmore North in 1906 valued at £56. This house is now known as Clonmore.

1844 Jan 1

ROD 1844-2-150

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Thomas PRICE formerly of Ardmoyle [SEE Ardmayle, and Ardmayle East, and Ardmayle West Parish Ardmayle, Barony Middlethird] in the County of Tipperary now residing at Colerain House [Coleraine, Parish Magorban, Barony Middlethird] in said County Esquire of the first part William PRICE of Coleraine House aforesaid Esquire Second son of the said Thomas PRICE of the second part and William DUCKETT of upper Mount Street in the City of Dub in Esquire of the third part after reciting a certain Indenture 10 Jul 1830 between the said Thomas PRICE of the first part the said William PRICE of the second part and the said William DUCKETT of the third part and further as therein the said Deed whereof this is a memorial Witnessed that for the considerations therein mentioned the said Thomas PRICE released relinquished quitted claim unto exonera ted and discharged all that & those the town and land of Shipstown wise Ballyherebery [Ballyherbery, Parish Ballysheehan, Barony Middlethird], Cabreen [possibly Curraheen, Parish Newtownlennan, Barony of Slievardagh, Co. Tipperary] and Caherbane [Caherbaun, Parish Kilconnell, Barony Middlethird ] and Kill Hills and also all that and those the Town and Lands of Curraghtarney [Curraghtarsna, Parish Magorban, Barony Middlethird] all situate lying 1 and being in the Barony of Middlethird and County of Tipperary with their appurtenances and the said William PRICE and his heirs of and from the annuity or yearly rent charge  £400 made payable upon and out of the said several lands & premises in and by the said Indenture 10 Jul 1830 … and might from thence forth be held by the said William DUCKETT his Heirs and Assigns upon the trusts and for the purposes expressed and declared in and by the said Indenture 10 Jul 1830 absolutely and wholly freed and discharged of and from the said Annuity or yearly rent charge of £400 … WITNESS: Nicholas RYAN of Mocklers Hill and Maurice FLANERY of Coleraine both of the County of Tipperary Farmers Thomas PRICE [SEAL]

Landed Estates: Ardmyle/Clonmore: Ardmayle House in the townland of Clonmore North is marked on the first Ordnance Survey map. The Prices were resident here from at least the 1770s and Wilson mentions it as the seat of Mr. Price in the 1780s. "Ardmoyle", Cashel, was the residence of Thomas Price in 1814 and in 1837. Richard Price was the occupant in 1850 holding the house valued at £21.17 shillings from John Hyde. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage states that the present house dates from circa 1870s and was formerly the wing of an 18th century house demolished in 1951. Louis H. Grubb occupied at house at Clonmore North in 1906 valued at £56. This house is now known as Clonmore.

1845 Aug 6

ROD: 1845-14-63

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BTW Martin Dillon MANNING of Mount Dillon wise Knocknaganny [Knocknaganny, Parish St. John's. Barony Carbury] in the Co Sligo surviving Trustee named in a certain Indre of Settlement 30 Jul 1828 therein after rect of the first part Lawrence MARA of Wood Street in the City of Dublin Gent and Rosanna MARA owise GAFFNEY his wife of the Secd part & James TYRELL of Church Street in the City of Dublin Iron Founder and John HEALY of Temple Lane in said City Hair Dresser Trustees nominated & app in the place or stead of the said Martin Dillon MANNING and Robert Loftus Hyde Decd of the third part after rect a certain Indre of Settlement of the 30 Jul 1828 a Decree made in the cause of MARA Vs MANNING & others bearing the 8 May 1845 said Indee witnessed in Iron & exercise of the power and authority in that behalf grove in and by the before rect Indre of settlement of the 30 Jul 1828 and all other powers enabling them or either of them thereunto said Lawrence MARA and Rosanna his wife did and each of them did inate & appoint the said James TYRELL and John Healey to be Trustees in place and stead of the said Martin Dillow MANNING and Robt Loftus HYDE decd upon and for all the Trusts & purposes as and with all power and authorities expressed and in the said rest Indenture of settlement of the 30 Jul 1828

1848 Jul 20

ROD: 1848-17-19

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between George HYDE and William HYDE both of Ballymacdonafin [Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen South in Co. Wexford Gents of the one part and Robert Newenham HYDE of in that Portland Street Walworth Co. Surry near London Gent of the other part. Reciting Indenture 9 Apr 1778  John ROE of Ballymacdonafin [Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen South] Co. Wexford did confirm unto Robert HYDE therein described (who was the Great Grandfather of the said Robert Newenham HYDE George HYDE and William HYDE parties hereto) in his actual to his heirs and assigns all that and those the Town and lands of Ballymacdonafin Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen South Barony Ballaghkeene and County of Wexford To hold unto the said Robert HYDE his heirs and assigns for the lives of three persons with covenant for perpetual Renewal said deed witnessed that for the considerations therein mentioned George HYDE and William HYDE and each of them did grant bargain sell assign transfer and make over release and confirm unto the said Robert Newenham HYDE ( in his actual possession) … Town and lands of Ballymacdond fine containing 264a late Irish plantation measure or thereabout in the Barony of Ballaghkeen … unto the said Robert Newenham HYDE his heirs and assigns from the day next before the day of the date of said presents for and during the natural lives and life of the said Robert Newenham HYDE Amelia HYDE Richard HYDE … original Indenture of Release of 9 Apr 1748 … Hyde did for himself his exors and actions reserve release discharge and forever quit claim unto the said George HYDE and William HYDE their exors and admors all the said Costs incurred in the said cause which had been or should be awarded against mesne rates rents issues and profits of the said towns , lands hereditaments , and premises therein assigned which said deed and is witnessed as to the execution of said deed & memorial respectively by said George HYDE & William HYDE … George HYDE [SEAL] William HYDE [SEAL] Robert Newenham [SEAL]

NOTE: The Robert HYDE Great-grandfather was probably Robert HYDE (1724-1783) b. Coolroe, Parish Killincooly, Co Wexford and died at Ardwick, Lancashire

NOTE: 1857 July 10 Wexford Summer Assizes. Ballymacdunfin contained 234a; lease 9 Apr 1748 btw Andrew ROWE and a Robert HYDE. Robert LAWSON succeeded to the title and gave renewals to William and George HYDE 22 May 1837. George and William being the grandsons of the original lessor. Robert HYDE d. 1836 had 3 sons: Robert Nowland HYDE George HYDE and William HYDE. Robert HYDE lived 20 years in an humble cabin on the side of the road, in the most abject state of profligacy, he abandoned his wife and family, and went to live with another woman, and he lived in a state of perpetual drunkenness. … Edward John BOLTON knew Robert Nowlan HYDE & proved execution of deed 17 Aug 1848 & is owner of Ballymacdunfin. His father made a will; knew George and William HYDE; Robert Nowlan HYDE is dead; heard of a John HYDE; is the illegitimate son of Robert HYDE… lease 21 Apr 1835 of 5a for 61 years at a pepper corn a year … Robert HYDE lived 4 or 5 years after execution of deed; knew Margaret HYDE; she was in house at the execution of the deed; she is dead about 1 or 2 years; Emelia HYDE is dead; Robert N. HYDE is dead; he is dead about 3 or 4 years; John HYDE is alive; he was the son of Robert HYDE, but not by the same mother; Robert N. HYDE was by Robert HYDE’s 1^st wife, Graham, by whom he had George and William who went to America; they are gone 4 or 5 years … knew Robert HYDE for a long time; was in the rank of gentleman; Graham was his 1^st wife’s name; took up with a woman named Margaret LEARY, by whom he had a son John, and a little girl; when the first wife died, he married her; never saw Robert HYDE drunk; knew he drank some; his wife, Margaret, drank .. HYDE signed he deed after having a paralytic stroke and was speechless; HYDE held the pen whilst he (witness - ARMSTRONG) was making his mark; HYDE could read and write

NOTE: Check out 1813 marriage of Robert HYDE of Kilgobbin Esq to Helena GRAYDON grand-daughter of Sir Edward NEWENHAM.

1848 Aug 17

ROD: 1848-17-20

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BTW Robert Newenham HYDE of West ware house Lower Thames Street in the City of London of the one part and Richard BOLTON of Lower Mount Street of said day in the City of Dublin Solicitor of the other part reciting as therein it was witnessed Robert Newenham HYDE granted sold released and confirmed unto said Richard BOLTON his heirs and assigns all that and those the Town and lands of Ballymacdonafin [Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen Southcontaining 264a plantation measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Ballagh Keene and County of Wexford with all his Estate and Interest in said lands and tenements as in said deed mentioned To hold to the said Richard BOLTON his heirs and assigns for the times and life of the said Robert Newenham HYDE Amelia HYDE and Richard HYDE and the survivor of them and all such other life or lives as should be added thereto WITNESS: Edward John BOLTON of Wellington Place in the City of Dublin Gent. John COLE of Coburg Place London Wine Cooper and Henry BRIEN of Serpentine avenue County of Dublin writing Clerk Robert Newnham HYDE [SEAL]

1848 Aug 18

ROD: 1848-17-21

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BTW Robert Newenham HYDE of West ware house Lower Thames Street in the City of London of the one part and Richard BOLTON of Lower Mount Street of said day in the City of Dublin Solicitor of 2^nd pt & Rev. Walter GREEN of Greenmount Co. Wexford Clerk of 3^rd pt. Town and lands of Ballymacdonafin [Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen South] further witnessed that for the considerations therein the said Richard BOLTON Granted bargained sold and confirmed unto said Sarah HYDE therein named and her assigns one Annuity or clear yearly rent or annual sum of fifty pounds of lawful money of Great Britain and Ireland to be paid to the said Sarah HYDE the wife of Robert Newenham HYDE during the term of 99 years if she should survive her said Husband and charged upon and yearly issuing out of all that and those the said Town and lands of Ballymacdonafin containing 264a late Irish plan Nation measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Ballaghkeene and County of Wexford To hold perceive and take the said Annuity yearly rent charge or yearly sum of fifty pounds unto the said Sarah HYDE and her assigns in case she survive her said Husband the said Robert Newenham HYDE … WITNESS: Edward John BOLTON of Willington Place Dublin Gentn John COLES of Cobery Place London Wine Cooper and Henry BRIEN of Serpentine Avenue Robert Newenham HYDE [SEAL]

1851 Mar 28

ROD: 1851-7-206

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BTW Charles THOMPSON of Ballybrophy House in the Queens County Esquire of the one part and Luke WALL of Sinnot Place in the City of Dublin Solicitor of the other part whereby is Witnessed that the said Charles THOMPSON in consideration of the yearly rent and covenants therein after expressed hath demised the field formerly in the tenure and occupation of Michael KEEGAN bounded on the North by the road leading from Dublin to the New Darge on the south by the land of Kingstown and on the East by the River which divides the lands of Ballyalley from the land of Ballinter [Ballinteer, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] Ballally [Balally, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] and Mister FORTESCUEs Holding and on the West by MACQUIRTY Holding containing by common estimation 5a in the Parish of Tawney and County of Dublin being part of the land of Dundrum [Dundrum, Parish Taney, Barony Rathdown] together with the Dwelling House Offices and Gardens and all erections and Buildings thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging in as full and ample a manner as the said premises had been formerly occupied and enjoyed by Robert HYDE Valentine DOWLING James SCOTT John DUFF John WADE Gentleman Attorney and lately by Charles Fetherston O’NEIL To Hold the said demised premises together with the rights members priviledges and advantages appendances and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining unto the said Luke WALL his Executors Administrators and assigns from the 23 Sept last past for the term time and space of 25 years 6 months to the said Luke WALL his Executors Administrators and assigns Yielding and paying therefore and thereout yearly and every year during the said term unto the said Charles THOMPSON his Executors Admors or assigns the yearly rent £48 … WITNESS: Archibald ROBINSON Solicitor Glen CUNNINGHAM. Charles THOMPSON [SEAL]

NOTE: Parish Taney aka Tawney

1854 Dec 27

ROD: 1854-31-254

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BTW William Jacob BLACKER of Woodbrook [Woodbrook Demesne, Parish Killann, Barony Bantry] County of Wexford Esquire of the one part and Charles CLARKE of Gracquence Park [possibly Graiguenob, Parish  Holycross,  Barony  Middlethird]  in the County of Tipperary Esquire of the other part Reciting that by Indenture of Lease 10 Mar 1783 George Cary HAMILTON and Edward CARY demised unto John HYDE the Town and Lands of Newtown [probably Newtown Lower, and/or Newtown Upper, Parish Newtownlennan, Barony of Slievardagh, Co. Tipperary], Curragheen [Curraheen, Parish Newtownlennan, Barony of Slievardagh, Co. Tipperary]  and Monamoe [Monamoe, Parish of Holycross, in the Barony Eliogarty],situate in the manner of Holycross and County of Tipperary and also the Lands of Glenbane [probably Glenbane Lower, and/or Glenbane Upper, Parish Holycross, Barony Middlethird] and Rathloath [?] situate in the Barony of Middethird and County of Tipperary for lives yearly rent of £324.8.11 … reciting that several renewals of said Lease were from time to time granted and Reciting that all the estate and Interest of said George Cary HAMILTON and Edward CARY in said Lands afterwards became vested in William Jacob BLACKER ( therein named ) and that all the freehold Estate and interest therein of the said John HYDE afterwards became vested in John HYDE of Castle Hyde[Castlehyde, Parish Fermoy, Barony Condons and Clangibbon]  in the County of Cork and Reciting that by Indenture of Renewal 9 Jul 1845 the said William Jacob BLACKER … and that all the free hold Estate and interest of the said John HYDE in said Lands together with said Original Lease had come to and was then legally vested in the said Charles CLARKE … Towns and Lands Comprised in said rented Indenture 10 Mar 1783 … Town and Lands of Newtown Curragheen and Monamoe being part and parcel of the Manor of Holycross in as large and ample a manner as the same were formerly demised by Lieutenant General Frederick HAMILTON to William POTTER Containing 337a.1.8 in the Barony of Elogarty and County of Tipperary and also all that and those the Towns and Lands of Glenlane and Rathroath in as large and ample a manner as the same were demised by the said Lieutenant General Frederick HAMILTON unto Ezekiel LEAKE Containing 776a 1r 32p in the Barony of Middlethird Co. Tipperary …

1857 Mar 7

ROD: 1857-7-277

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William Henry JACKSON of Mount Joy Square West in the County of the City of Dublin Esq Plaintiff.

William Lane HYDE Esqr Charlotte Lane HYDE and Sarah Lane HYDE Spinsters all of Sylvan Mount County of Dublin Defendants

In the Court of Queens Bench William Henry JACKSON of Mount Joy Square West in the County of the City of Dublin Esq aged thirty years and upwards the Plaintiff in this cause maketh oath and saith that he this deponent by name and description of William Henry JACKSON of Mount Joy Square West in the County of the City of Dublin Esquire did on the 26 Feb 1857 obtain a Judgment Her Majestys Court of Queens Bench in Ireland against the defts in this cause by the names and descriptions of William Lane HYDE Esq Charlotte Lane HYDE and Sarah Lane HYDE Spinsters all of Sylvan Mount in the County of Dublin for the sum of £204.18.11 besides £3.1.11 for costs as by the records of said Court may fully appear this Dept further saith that to the best of his knowledge information and belief the said Charlotte Lane HYDE and Sarah Lane HYDE two of the defendants in this cause are at the time of swearing this affidavit seized or possessed of at Law or in Equity or have disposing power which they may without the assent of any other person exercise for their own benefit over certain lands tenements hereditaments and premises hereinafter mentioned that is to say all that and those the Town and lands of Rosestown [probably Rossestown, Parish Shyane, Barony Eliogarty] containing by Common Estimation 175a plantation measure be the same more or less all which said lands and premises are situate lying and being in the Barony of Eliogarty and County of Tipperary Rept further saith that the said Judge is still in full force Vigor and Effect in Law not vacated satisfied set aside paid off or discharged W. H. JACKSON

NOTE: William Henry JACKSON (1811-1877) SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna aka JACKSONs of Dublin & Wicklow FairyHill

1865 Oct 13

ROD: 1866-3-20.

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NAMES: Charles MAGEE; William Archibald KIDD; Thomas Augustus PRENTICE; Edward TANDY; WiIliam CROZIER; Jonathon CLARKE; Francis CLARKE; Anne Crozier CLARKE; Frances Diana MAGEE; John James HAMILTON; Rebecca HAMILTON; Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE; Thomas KINGSBURY; Sarah HYDE [née RAY]; Sarah OGLE [?]; Letitia KINGSBURY; Henrietta MATURIN [née KINGSBURY]; Edward LITTON; Charles Peter BRASSINGTON; PLACES: [Lucan] Co. Dublin; Armagh, Co. Armagh; Grove, Co. Meath; Mountrath, Parish Clonenagh and Clonagheen, Barony Cullenagh, Maryborough East and Maryborough West, Queens Co.; Brighton Vale?] Kingstown [possibly Kingstown, Parish Taney, Barony of Rathdown; Herbert Lodge Blackrock [possibly Blackrock, Parish of Booterstown, Barony Rathdown,] ; Bella Vista, Dublin; Cerroghill [probably Derryoghill, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drumele [probably Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle – it borders on Stangmore (Magee)], Derryoghill [Derryoghill, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumlee [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drunderg [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] , of Strangemore [Stangmore (Magee), Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tullydoey [Tullydowey, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drumberg [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle]  £0.2.11 Tullycarn [possibly Tullycarr, Parish Termonamongan, Barony West Omagh] Co. Tyrone.

1866 Jul 31

ROD: 1866-32-6

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BTW Sir William Robert WILDE of Merrion Square in the City of Dublin Knight Emily Thomazine WARREN otherwise ELGEE widow of thirteen Cambridge St High Park London the Revd William MATURIN of Grange Gorman Glebe County   Dublin Clerk  and Thomas Edmund MIGHT of Upper Marion street City of Dublin Solicitor of the one part and Charles MAGEE of Armadall cottage County of Dublin Esquire and Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of Dalkey County Dublin Spinster of the other part. Reciting Indenture of lease by way of Renewal 18 Sept 1847 made between Sarah ELGEE widow and Letitia KINGSBURY Spinster and Henrietta MATURIN [née KINGSBURY, daughter of Thomas KINGSBURY (1730-1805)] of the one part and the said Charles MAGEE and Elizabeth Isabella MAGEE of the other part and which lease was made in pure of a toties quoties covenant contained in an original lease 1 Aug 1838  BTW Thomas KINGSBURY of the City of Dublin Esquire M. D. of the one part and Sarah HYDE of the said City widow and executrix of John HYDE late of City of Dublin deceased of the third part [NOTE: The year given for the original lease is dubious. Dr. Thomas KINGSBURY married 24 Aug.1728 and died in 1747 while John HYDE died in 1728.SEE: 1728 Aug 4, ROD: 57-317-38666 where the six townlands mentioned beneath are also mentioned] and after further reciting as therein said Indenture of which this is a memorial witnessed that the said Sir William Robert WILDE Emily Thomazine WARREN [née ELGEE] William MATURIN and Thomas E WRIGHT …  set and to farm let unto the said Charles MAGEE and Elizabeth I. MAGEE their exors admors and assigns all those the said six townland or Ballyboes commonly called or known by the name of Tullikean [possibly Turleenan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Tulladuffe [Tullydowey (Tulaigh Dubhthaigh), Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Drundarge [Drumderg, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] Stange [either Stangmore (Knox) and/or Stangmore (Magee), both in Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], Drumley als Fullanckelly  [Drumlee, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle], and Drumgoon [probably Derrygoonan, Parish Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion), Barony Dungannon Middle] demised by the said lease of renewal of the 18 Sept 1847 known or described situate lying and being in the territory of Clonfeacle [Clonfeacle (Tyrone portion)] County Tyrone …  reserving unto the said Sir William Robert WILDE Emily Thomazine WARREN William MATURIN and Thomas Edward WRIGHT their exors admors and assigns 2a 2r of Bog in the townland of Drumgoon surrendered on the occasion of a previous renewal 10 Feb 1842  … WITNESSES [various witnesses used for different signatures]: George CROZIER  of Alfork Street City of Dublin Col , William O NEILL Clerk to M GAUSSEN and son solicitors Gardiners Place City of Dublin and Arthur TODD of Lower Bagget Street City of Dublin solicitor and James E. MOORE of Russia street City of Dublin Gentleman and Charles INGLIS of Waterloo Street Brighton England a captain in the Royal Navy and as to the execution of said deed and John SCANLAN of No 5 Charlemont Parade Dublin law clerk , Sir William Robert WILDE [SEAL]

1867 Dec 23

ROD: 1867-40-6

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 I William Cary Dobbs one of the judges of 31st Decr 1867 the Landed Estates Court Ireland …  “An Act to facilitate the sale and Transfer of Land in Ireland " in consideration of the sum of £2,500 by Robert RICKARD of Ballydonfin Co. Wexford Esquire paid into the Bank of Ireland to the account of the said Court and to the credit of the estate of Richard BOLTON owner and petitioner and in consideration of the further sum of £4,000 by Sydenham DAVIS of 81 Lower Gardiner - street in the City of Dublin Solicitor at the request of the said Robert RICKARD paid into said Bank to the account and credit aforesaid in part discharge of the purchase money of £6,500 for which the said Robert RICKARD has purchased the Lands and hereditaments hereinafter mentioned do hereby with the consent of the said Sydenham DAVIS testified by his signature hereto Grant unto the said Robert RICKARD all that and those the Town and Lands of Ballydon in alias Ballydonafin alias Ballymacdon [Ballydonfin (Baile Mhic Dhonncha Fhinn), Parish of Ballyhuskard, in the Barony of Ballaghkeen South] in the barony of Ballaghkeen South and County of Wexford containing 383a 35p with the appurtenances excepting thereout two small parcels of land containing 12p and 7p or thereabouts respectively as the said lands hereby conveyed are described in the annexed Map To hold the same unto the said Robert RICKARD his heirs and assigns for ever subject to the Leases and Tenancies referred to in the schedule hereto and subject to such rights as legally existed at the time of sale of all mill - owners in respect of the water power of the River Sow [SEE River Sow] which forms the southern boundary of part of said lands and also subject to an annuity or yearly rent charge of fifty pounds sterling for the life of Sarah Green otherwise Hyde the wife of John Hayde created by deed 18 Aug 1848 between Robert N HYDE [aka Robert Norton HYDE?] of the first part Richard BOLTON of the second part and Reverend Walter GREEN of the third part …£4,000 to be paid to the said Sydenham DAVIS …  In witness whereof I the said William Cary Dobbs 23Dec 1867 WITNESS: W B WALLACE of the Landed Estates Court Inns Quay in the City of Dublin Gentleman and Archibald Harman MONTFORT of Lower Gardiner Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor

NOTE: 1848 Aug 18, ROD: 1848-17-21: Sarah HYDE was described as the wife of Robert Newenham HYDE

1874 Dec 28

ROD: 1875-1-5 [SEE also: ROD 1874-51- 85 and 1876 -20-26– I did not transcribe – no addition useful info]

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BTW Arthur BARLOW of BallyCarney [Ballycarney, Parish Ballycarney, Barony Scarawalsh], Co. Wexford farmer of the one part and Thomas BARLOW of Ballyannell [possibly Ballyanne] Co. Wexford farmer of the other part Reciting Indenture of Lease 21 Jul 1848 Robert Newenham HYDE then of the City of London demised unto William HYDE then of Ballymackdonfin all that and those that part of the lands of Ballymackdon [possibly Ballymacoonoge , Parish Killisk, Barony Ballaghkeen South] in containing 12a late Irish plantation measure be the same more or less with the dwelling house and out offices thereon as then in the actual possession of the said William HYDE situate in the Barony of BallaghKeene [possibly Ballaghkeen South] Co. Wexford To hold for term of 999 years from the 29 Sept 1842 at the yearly rent of £1.1.0 and Reciting that by Indenture 29 Sept 1848  the said William HYDE  sold to Arthur BARLOW for the considerations therein mentioned granted and sold unto the said Arthur BARLOW ( party hereto ) all the said lands and premises demised by said Indenture of Lease for the term thereby granted and subject to the aforesaid yearly rent and after further reciting as therein ┃ said Indenture of which this is a memorial witnessed that in consideration of the sum of £400 paid sold and assigned unto the said Thomas BARLOW part of the town and lands of Ballymackonfin containing 12a  in the Barony of Ballaghkeene South Co. Wexford … WITNESS: John A SINNOTT solicitor and Francis GODFREY writing Clerk both of Enniscorthy in the County of Wexford