These notes are the result of dozens of visits to Dublin’s Deeds Registry, and more recently thanks to the scans available at Family Search. Thanks also to the work by the volunteers who post on Nick
Reddan’s Deeds Project . If you notice mistakes, I really do appreciate being informed. I can be quite blind to my own errors, and do appreciate being able to make corrections.
Sharon Oddie Brown. Update December 31, 2022 Update: June 7, 2023 Update: February 10, 2024 |
Books of Memorials of Deeds 751-899 for web
Other shading added to certain cells is idiosyncratic. I did it just to jog
my own memory.
Alerts to
myself to follow-up |
2022 Additions and edits |
2023 Additions |
Bk |
Pg |
Mem |
Name |
County |
Date |
Notes |
X |
751 |
295 |
510830 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Kildare
Wicklow |
1820 Apr 20
|
DARLINGTON 1819-1821
Image
149
BTW John JACKSON of Paradise Row City of Dublin
Gent of 1 pt & Robert DARLINGTON of Golden Lane City of Dublin Gent of
other pt. John JACKSON granted lands of Ballytonny [Ballytunny Parish Ennereilly,
Barony of Arklow] lying
on the North East side of the road leading from Wicklow to Arklow then in
possession of Thomas DARLINGTON and then in possession of Henry DARLINGTON
bounded on south and west by said road and by part of the lands of
Ballynegellogue [possibly Ballysallagh
East , Parish Dunganstown,
Barony Arklow] called
the Honeycomb and on the south and east by the Bog of Ardneary [Ardanairy,
Parish Ennereilly,
Barony of Arklow] and
also the lands of Ballynegellogue [possibly Ballysallagh
West, Parish Dunganstown,
Barony Arklow] called
the Honeycomb lying to the south west of the lands of Ballytonny between said
lands and the mearing of Sallymount [Sallymount Parish Ennereilly,
Barony of Arklow], and
late in possession of said Henry DARLINGTON 6a 3r 11p and the whole 48a in
Barony Arklaw Co. Wicklow … WITNESS John HUTCHINSON of [New?] Street City of
Dublin and Anne KELLY of Paradise Road widow John JACKSON [SEAL] |
289 |
751 |
451 |
510986 |
COULTER
DONALDSON |
Louth |
1819 Jan 28 |
DONALDSON to COULTER1811-1820 (TI Bk 81) Reg 1820 May 3
Carrickastuck
NAMES: Alexander DONALDSON of
Philipstown; Henry COULTER of Carrickastuck; Stewart KING; James DICKIE;
Charles COULTER; Robert DICKIE; Joseph DICKIE; James DICKIE; John GETTY;
Robert GETTY; Ralph COULTER; Francis ARMSTRONG. |
d |
752 |
417 |
511553 |
JACKSON, George Bennet |
|
|
JACKSON George Bennet1819 Jointure of £100 p. a. n
lands of Boulasalagh |
|
753 |
265 |
512000 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1820 May 22 |
BAKER 1819-1821
Image
144
BTW John JACKSON of South Frederick St, City of
Dublin Gent of 1 pt; John BAKER of Parliament St., City of Dublin Esq. of the
other. Reciting lease 18 Dec 1787 … property on east side of Frederick St. In
consideration, JACKSON leased to BAKER [names of neighbours] … John JACKSON
[SEAL] |
289 |
753 |
456 |
512191 |
|
Monaghan |
|
McMURRAY-BEGGS Book 46 (1811-1820) Correntrough
Image
240
Btw Alexander McMURRAY of Corrintrough of 1 pt &
David BEGGS of Erryrue of 2nd pt Co. Monaghan [no other family
info] |
|
753 |
471 |
512206 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1820 Jul 5 |
HARKNESS 1819-1821
Image
247
John JACKSON of Crieve, Co. Monaghan Esq.
surviving executor of Alexander JACKSON since deceased of 1 pt;
William HARKNESS of City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. … lands of Trbane [?]
& Lisdrumdoagh in Co. Monaghan
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
289 |
755 |
5 |
512940 |
|
Down
Kildare |
1819 Nov 29 |
BERESFORD-ROWAN Marriage arts Ballytrim
Image 8
BTW Archibald Hamilton ROWAN of Rathcoffey Co. Kildare
Esq. & Elizabeth Hamilton ROWAN 2nd daughter of Archibald
Hamilton ROWAN of 1st pt. The Rev. Hamilton Sydney BERESFORD of
Killinchy, Co. Down Clerk of 2nd pt. Hampden EVANS of City of
Dublin Esq. and George EVANS of Portrane Co. Dublin Esq of 3rd pt
& Gawin William Rowan HAMILTON Capt Royal Navy and one of the Knights
companions of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath but now of Killylough Co.
Down Esq. & Charles Stewart HAWTHORNE of Ringfaddy Co Down of 4th pt. Reciting intended marriage btw Hamilton Sydney BERESFORD and Elizabeth
Hamilton ROWAN and deed 11 Oct 1819 btw Archibald Hamilton ROWAN apportioned
£1,200 part of a sum of £8,000 mentioned to said Hampden EVANS and George
EVANS Trustees for portion of said Elizabeth Hamilton ROWAN and reciting deed
of Mtg 11 Oct 1819 Archibald Hamilton ROWAN in consideration of £2,000 to him
paid granted to George EVANS lands of Killileagh and Castle and townlands of
Rathcunningham Ballytrim Tullyvery Carrigagullion Lisnagh Carbelly Lisnasilla
Knocknagowney and Island Tegart in Co. Down to hold for 500 years ….
NOTE: Archibald
Hamilton-Rowan was the father of Sydney Hamilton ROWAN, and he was the
husband of Ellen JACKSON (d. 1852) of Crieve, Co. Monaghan. Hamilton Sydney
BERESFORD was the son of Rev. Benjamin BERESFORD & Sidney HAMILTON, a
daughter of Gawen HAMILTON & Lady Jane ROWAN.
NOTE: Will of Rev.
Hamilton Sydney BERESFORD Clerk of Brailes, Warwickshire, UK. National
Archives. PROB 11/2059/4 27 July 1847. some of the same financial
transactions in this deed as well as the estate of Killyleagh Co. Down are
referenced in the will which is also available to ancestry and his children
are named. |
|
755 |
307 |
513242 |
|
Tyrone |
1818 Jan 12 |
SCOTT-SCOTT Book 46 Mullinture
Btw Archibald SCOTT of Mullintur, Co. Tyrone farmer of
1st part & John SCOTT farmer Ann SCOTT & Ellinor SCOTT
spinsters all of Mullintur... 15 acres
3 roods Irish Plantation measure of lands of Mullintur which Archibald SCOTT
holds under the Earl of Caledon.. |
|
755 |
332 |
513267 |
JOHNSTON |
Louth |
1820 May 2 |
County Louth Archives PP54/6/4 Dundalk
BROWN, Malcolm; HOGG, William S.;JOHNSTON, Graham;
PAGE, John – JOHNSTON, James.
Malcolm BROWNE & Graham JOHNSTON both of Dundalk Co
Louth & Wm James HOGG formerly of Dundalk and now of Newry in Co Down
Esq. Assignees of the estate of John PAGE of Dundalk Merchant, late a
bankrupt of 1st pt the said John PAGE of the 2nd pt.
& James JOHNSTON of Dominick St, City of Dublin, Attorney at law of 3rd pt.... lands of Taaf in Dundalk. |
|
755 |
356 |
513291 |
JACKSON, Esther |
Carlow |
1820 Sep 12 |
JACKSON Otherwise BRIEN & Husband 1819-1821
JACKSON-BARKER. Names Index 1819-1821
Btw Henry JACKSON of Coolmana, Co Carlow Farmer
of one part & George BARKER of Coolmana Gent of other pt. Reciting
indenture May 13, 1778 whereby Esther JACKSON set to Samuel JACKSON...
part of Coolmana known as Nashe’s quarters 16 acres... Samuel JACKSON published his last will Feb 22, 1797 and devised to his son Henry JACKSON his interest in the lands with reversion to his daughter Esther JACKSON. Henry JACKSON is heir at law of his father & also devisee under
will of Joseph JACKSON dec’d & assignee of his sister Esther, wife
of Joseph BRIEN... for 100 pounds lands to George BARKER. witness Joseph
BRIEN of Carrigbrack, Co. Wicklow Farmer & Peter Doherty of Tullow, Co
Carlow.
SEE: JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana |
289 |
755 |
357 |
513292 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Carlow |
1820 Sep 12 |
BARKER 1819-1821
JACKSON-PRONI T808/8261
Memorial registered 25 Sept 1820 of mortgage of 12 Sept
1820 for £100 by Henry JACKSON of Coolmana, Co. Carlow, farmer to
George BARKER of said Coolmana, Co. Carlow Gent part of Coolmana alias Nashes
qr 16 ½ acre bounded by River Dereen on North by G. BARKER on East by Ester
JACKSON on South & West leased 30 May 1788 at 9s an acre by Esther
JACKSON to Samuel JACKSON father of above Henry & his
daughter Esther who as wife of Joseph BRIEN has assigned her claim to Henry. Esther JACKSON sr in Feb 1790 assigned the rent to her son Henry.
Lands are held on lease of lives forever. WITNESSES: Joseph BRIEN of
Carrigbrack, Co. Wicklow, farmer; Peter DOHERTY of Tullow, Co. Carlow,
writing clerk. Memorial signed by JACKSON.
SEE: JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana |
289 |
756 |
569 |
514104 |
COULTER |
Monaghan |
1820 Nov 3 |
McCLELLAND-COULTER NOTES in 2009 diary Book 46
(1811-1820)
Between Francis McCLELLAND of Corlea, Co. Monaghan,
Gent & Jane COULTER of Losset, Co. Monaghan widow … whereas Francis
McCLELLAND was legally possessed of and entitled to part of the lands of
AnaghMcNeal, Co. Monaghan for term of 999 years … in receipt of £159 from
Jane COULTER lands were transferred
WITNESS: George BARTLEY, Monaghan, Merchant &
Robert RIDDLE of Gleanish, farmer. [NOTE: Jane COULTER was born Jane BARTLEY,
daughter of Hugh BARTLEY & Agnes WILSON and sister of George BARTLEY.
These were the Bartleys of Bartley’s Grove, Losset, Co. Monaghan.] |
|
756 |
569 |
514105 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1820 Oct 27 |
DAWSON-NIXON Marriage Settlement NOTES in 2009 diary
John DAWSON of Drumcoll, Co. Monaghan, Esq. Of 1st part & James NIXON of Glasslough, Co. Monaghan Esq. Of 2nd part. Grace NIXON spinster daughter of James NIXON of 3rd part
.... Francis DAWSON was grandfather of said John DAWSON (lots more detail – 2
½ page deed). |
|
757 |
153 |
514288 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Antrim |
1820 Nov 15 |
BLACKLEY 1819-1821
Anne otherwise KENNEDY
Image
83
BTW Edward Alexander KENNEDY of Cushindale [Cushendall,
Parish Layd, Barony Glenarm Lower], Co.
Antrim Gent & Ann KENNEDY otherwise JACKSON his wife of 1st pt.; James ARTHUR of City of Dublin Gent Attorney of 2nd pt; Anne
BLACKLY of Belfast, Co. Antrim of 3rd pt. Reciting that Edward
& Anne KENNEDY sold to Anne BLACKLEY 1/3rd pt of ½ of the
lands of Killyglin orse KillyGlynn orse Blairmount [aka Killyglen,
Parish Grange
of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper] containing
15a 1r 4p and the mountain containing 21a or thereabouts and 1/3rd pt of ½ of townland of Knocknoane orse Knockknown orse Drains [probably Drains
Bog, Parish Carncastle,
Barony Glenarm Upper]
and 1/3rd pt of lands of Loughduffe [Loughduff,
Parish Carncastle,
Barony Glenarm Upper],
containing 120a 2r 10p all in Parish of Carncastle, Barony Glenarm Co. Antrim
to hold for lives of [royalty] and Samuel ALLEN of Liscounan [possibly Lisconnan,
Parish of Derrykeighan,
in the Barony of Dunluce
Lower] Co. Antrim. WITNESS: John HOWE of Glenarm [possibly Glenarm
Demense, Parish Tickmacrevan,
Barony Glenarm Lower],
& Robert ARTHUR of Belfast Co. Antrim Gents.
NOTE: Because of the
lands of Blairmount, I suspect a connection to Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
289 |
757 |
189 |
514324 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Clare |
1820 Sep 3 |
FITZGERALD 1819-1821
Image
101
BTW William HENN the younger Esq one of the Masters of
his Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland of 1 pt; Henry WILSON of
Springfield [Springfield,
Parish Feenagh, Barony Bunratty Lower],
Co. Clare Esq. only son and administrator of Lewis WILSON late of Springfield
deceased and Bridget WILSON otherwise MAUNSELL wife of said Henry WILSON of 2nd pt; Lewis WILSON and William Maunsell WILSON now minors and whish said Lewis
WILSON is the eldest son of said Henry & Bridget and William Maunsell
WILSON is the only younger child of 3rd pt; Rev John O’DONAGHUE
of City of Limerick surviving trustee in deed 5 Jan 1814 of 4th pt; William Marcus JACKSON of City of Limerick and Rev. William
MAUNSELL formerly called William MOUNSELL the younger of the 5th pt ; Thomas McMAHON of Stonehall and James CREAGH of Caherbane Co. Clare and
Charles FITZGERALD of City of Limerick Esquires of 6th pt; Thomas
McMAHON … [complex legal case] of 7th pt. Francis DALY & Jane
DALY otherwise WILSON his wife Averina DEVEREUX widow and Executrix of Robert
DEVEREAUX Esq. late of City of Dublin deceased who was surviving trustee in
marriage settlement of Francis & Jane DALY 15 Oct 1796 Norcott Henry
D’ESTERRE and Ellen D’ESTERRE otherwise WILSON his wife Margaret WILSON
Elizabeth WILSON Charlotte WILSON and Anne WILSON spinsters daughters and
younger children of Lucas WILSON of 8th pt and James Walcott
FITZGERALD of City of Dublin Esq. of 9th pt. reciting final decree
13 Dec 1819 … lands of Clownaskeagh [??] Knockleagh [??] and Coreass [??] commonly called Rinane [??] Co Clare …
James Walcott FITZGERALD for £7,650 paid … |
289 |
758 |
4 |
514739 |
JACKSON, William
Oliver |
Mayo |
1820 Nov 5 |
----1819-1821
Image
7
BTW William JACKSON of Enniscoe Co. Esq. Colonel
of his Majesty’s North Mayo Regiment of Militia of the 1 pt; Oliver Cuff
JACKSON of Fortland Co. Mayo Esq Major in the North Mayo Regiment of the
other pt. Reciting that William JACKSON was not to be entitled to
demand or receive any rent from Oliver Cuff JACKSON out of the lands of
Fortland orwise Lambsfort orwise Ranakoon Co. Mayo by virtue of leases
executed by William JACKSON to Oliver Cuff JACKSON … prior
lease of said lands executed by George JACKSON deceased, father of William
JACKSON to Thomas WEST ….
NOTE: William JACKSON is probably the son of Col George JACKSON & Maria RUTLEDGE. See: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
289 |
758 |
5 |
514740 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Mayo |
1820 Nov 25 |
JACKSON 1819-1821
Image
8
See above. Also mention of life and lives of George
JACKSON junior of Carramore, Co. Mayo, eldest son of Lieutenant Col. George
JACKSON, Samuel HANDY son of Samuel HANDY Junior of Brocca Castel Co.
Westmeath Esq and George Humphry JACKSON eldest son of Oliver Cuffe
JACKSON …
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
289 |
758 |
161 |
514896 |
PUREFOY, Martha ors ATKIN |
Cork |
1820 Dec 16 |
Marriage Arts
Image
85
BTW Graves Chamney SWAN of Leinster St City of Dublin
Esq. of 1st pt. Martha ATKIN otherwise PUREFOY widow of John
Thomas AIKIN late of Leadintown Co. Cork Esq. Martha ATKIN the younger
spinster only child of John Thomas ATKIN…
NOTE: Graves Chamney
SWAN Esq married Miss ATKIN of Fitz William Square Dec 22, 1820 at Stillorgan
Church. SOURCE: Nick
Reddans News.
NOTE: William PUREFOY of
Cork Esq.will probate 1797.
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
758 |
169 |
514904 |
JACKSON, Samuel
Joseph |
Dublin |
1820 Aug 19 |
--- Marriage Arts 1819-1821
Image 90
made between Samuel JACKSON of Cork Street in
the County of Dublin cotton manufacturer and bleacher of the first part. Joseph
JACKSON of Cork Street aforesaid cotton manufacturer and son of the said Samuel
JACKSON of the second part. Elizabeth LAMBERT now the city of Dublin
spinster of the third part and Nathanial JONES of Sackville Street in the
said city of Dublin in Shoemaker of the fourth part. Which after reciting
among other things that a marriage was then
shortly to be had and solemnised between the said Joseph JACKSON and
the said Elizabeth LAMBERT and that by indented deed of lease by way of lease
and release the 20th day of November 1788 made between James
JACKSON then of the city of Dublin, Delf manufacturer of the one part and
John Grimshaw there in named of the other part the said James JACKSON for the considerations therein mentioned did demise and set release and
confirm upon the said John Grimshaw then in his actual possession by virtue
of the bargain and sale therein mentioned all that and those the piece or
parcel of land formally called the small part or field containing 102 perches
and 20 perches of land in the field call the church medal likewise 49 perches
of land taken in added thereto and then and pounds together with the two
paper mills built on said premises and all drying laughs out offices dwelling
houses, gardens and improvements there on together with the River of
Kilmashoge and the use and benefit of several mill races no ponds streams and
rivers then belonging to said Mills which said premises are part of the lands
of Clarkstown measured and bounded as therein mentioned. … . For three lives
and the yearly rent of £100 payable half yearly as therein with covenant for
perpetual renewal there in contained, and that the said Samuel JACKSON became
legally possessed of and entitled unto the interest of the said John Grimshaw
… And David LaTOUCHE, Junior of morally in the County of Dublin Esquire for
the considerations therein mentioned did demise release and confirm unto the
said Samuel JACKSON all that part of the lands of Clarkstown on the
West side of the road leading from Dublin to Kilmashoge in the parish of
white church and County of Dublin containing by survey 5 acres three roods
and 13 perches more or less to hold to the said Samuel JACKSON his
heirs and assigns for the term of three lives there in named with a covenant
for perpetual renewal when payment of £2.14 shillings renewal … In
consideration of his natural love and affection for the said Joseph
JACKSON son and in order to advance him in life. And of the said then
intended marriage and of 10 shillings sterling to him the said Samuel
JACKSON in hand paid by the said Nathanial JONES. The receipt … |
289 |
758 |
179 |
514914 |
JACKSON |
Sligo |
1808 Jan 3 |
CORKRAN-JACKSON Knockatelly
Image
95
BTW William Harloe PHIBBS of Sligo Esq. of 1 pt &
the said Patrick CORKRAN of the 2nd pt The said William Harloe
PHIBBS demised to Patrick CORKRAN demised lands of Knockatelly [Knockatelly,
Parish Drumrat, Barony Corran], 22s at
1.10s/acre for lives of Patrick CORKRAN Thomas CORKRAN his son & John
TAYLOR son of Arthur TAYLOR. Patrick CORKRAN in consideration of £80 sold to Thomas
JACKSON & his heirs all rights to lands in Knockatelly [Knockatelly,
Parish Drumrat, Barony Corran], Barony Corran,
Co. Sligo … WITNESS: John McDONAGH & John MURREN of Sligo Gents. Thomas
JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
758 |
275 |
515010 |
|
Down |
|
WALLACE & Ors-BIRCH |
|
758 |
403 |
515138 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Mayo |
1820 Nov 25 |
JACKSON 1819-1821
Image
224
William JACKSON to Oliver Cuff JACKSON …demesne of
Fortland … |
292 |
758 |
427 |
515162 |
|
Armagh |
1820 Nov 21 |
QUINN-ANDERSON Notes in
2009 diary 1821-1825 Ballyscandle
Sylvester QUINN of City of
Armagh, Gent & James ANDERSON of Ballyscandle [Ballyscandal,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...
on 13 Aug 1779 John BURGESS demised to Robert & John ANDERSON both of
Ballyscandle farmers – 41 acres 2R 36P for 14 years. (NOTE: QUINN got land as
result of mortgage it seems) |
|
758 |
507 |
515243 |
McCRUM |
Armagh |
1820 Apr 25 |
GARMONY-McCRUM Notes in
2009 diary Kennedies
Enagh, Lisbane, Lisbano &
mill
Hugh GARMONY of Buchfield,
Co. Monaghan Eq. & Margaret McCRUM of City of Armagh, widow, acting
executors of last will and testament of William McCRUM of City of Armagh,
Gent , deceased who was the administrator of the will of John McCRUM late of Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh Gent, deceased & Nathaniel McCRUM of City of Armagh, Gent, son
to said Margaret McCRUM. In 1812, April 17, Leonard DOBBIN set to John McCRUM
deceased all that corn mill known as Lisbano Mill together with the townland
of Enagh [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
& Lisbane [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] containing 16 acres …
with all water courses weirs mills dams houses & buildings therein
together with the succour of the several townlands called the seven town [Enough
[Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lisbanoe [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Kennedies [Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Aghavilly [Aghavilly,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Lislea, [Lislea,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Killynure [Killynure,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] &
Magherarville [Magherarville,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion)] ]… John McCRUM dies intestate … all was
granted to Wm. McCRUM who is now dead & his will appointed wife Margaret
McCRUM Hugh GARMONY & Robert GARMONY his exors and admons … Witness
Alexander McCOMBE, Dundalk, Gent one of the attorneys & Anne HENRY of
Clenovoghy, Co. Monaghan, widow. |
|
758 |
575 |
515310 |
JACKSON, James |
Dublin |
1820 Sep 29 |
CHAMBERS 1821
Image
311
… James JACKSON of Jervis St., City of Dublin
Merchant & Joshua MATHEWS of Linen Hall St. Merchant of 3rd pt
… |
292 |
759 |
59 |
515394 |
BROWNE |
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
BROWNE-FIGHE Book 48
(1821-1825) |
|
759 |
229 |
515564 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Mayo |
1820 May 1 |
FOWLER 1821
Image
123
William JACKSON Esq. Colonel in North Mayo
regiment ….
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
292 |
759 |
248 |
515583 |
TURKINGTON |
Armagh |
1818 Oct 20 |
Image
132 (voice recognition notes)
Between Elizabeth
Anne TURKINGTON, widow, executrix, administrator and divisee named in the
last will and testament of William TURKINGTON, late of Rich Hill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in the County of Armagh, Esquire, deceased of
the first part. Mary Ann McILREE, deceased of the second part. Tolertun
SUTTON, County Armagh. Acting Executor and Administrator of Abraham WALKER
deceased of the third part. Elizabeth TURKINGTON of Aughoreg [probably Aghory, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West –
south-east of Richhill] Co.
Armagh spinster of the 4th part. And Andrew SWANZY of Millmount Co. Monaghan
and Robert BOYD of Marlacoo [Marlacoo
Beg and/or Marlacoo
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] Co. Armagh esquires trustees for certain
purposes therein, after mentioned of the fifth and last part. Reciting that
the said William TURKINGTON at and previous to the time of his death, stood
seized and possessed of several freehold estates and interests in the towns
and lands of Rich Hill, Minooth [Maynooth Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Mullalish [Mullalelish,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Corcreevey [Corcreevy, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], and Annarea [Annareagh,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] all situate in Co. Armagh, held under William
RICHARDSON, Esquire, under several leases. Some of the tenements in the town
of Rich Hill held under leases for lives renewable forever … subject to
judgement of Henry McILREE, Abraham WALKER and Elizabeth TURKINGTON and the
said William TURKINGTON at the time of his death in addition to the
judgement. Debts therein mentioned stood also indebted to several persons in
simple contract, debts to a considerable amount. And that by his last will.
He devised all his chattel, real and freehold estates, subject to his just
debts to his wife, Elizabeth Ann TURKINGTON … and agreed to convey. All her
right and interest in and two said lands and premises to set, Andrew SWANZY
and Robert BOYD for the purposes of paying off, as far as some might produce
funds for that purpose, the judgment and other debts remaining. Unsatisfied
as affecting, said William Turkington at the time of his death … Elizabeth
Anne TURKINGTON [SEAL] WITNESS: Henry SWANZY of Hendrick St., City of Dublin
Gent attorney, Jacob BARRETT.
SEE: (JACKSON connection) PRONI D 889-1-20: Lease for
Lives of Robert Jackson and his wife, Sarah, and the survivor
of them by William Turkington, merchant, of Richhill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Armagh, Robert Jackson of Woodvale, of Curry, Parish of Mullabrack. [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. 7
acres English near Jackson's mill race, corn
kiln and turf house mentioned Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
NOTE: Abraham
WALKER (1791-1827). |
|
759 |
249 |
515584 |
TURKINGTON |
Armagh |
1821 Jan 9 |
Image
133 (voice recognition notes)
Between Andrew
SWANZY of Millmount County Monaghan and Robert Boyd of Marlacoo [Marlacoo
Beg and/or Marlacoo
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] County
Armagh Esquires the first part. Elizabeth Ann TURKINGTON the widow devisee
and acting executrix of William Turkington late of Rich Hill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] on the County Armagh Merchant deceased
of the second part. Mary Ann McILREE of Loughabour Cottage [?] in
the County of Armagh, spinster acting executive and administrator of the Reverend
Henry McILREE, deceased. Tolerton SUTTON of Laveghery [?] County Armagh Acting Executor and Administrator of Abraham WALKER, deceased
and Elizabeth TURKINGTON of Aghory [Aghory, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West –
south-east of Richhill] in the
County of Armagh, Spinster of the third part. And John REDMAN Of Grange
O'Neill [an extra-parochial district in Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in County Armagh, linen merchant of the
4th Part. Reciting indenture 7th day of August 1814 between William
RICHARDSON of Rich Hill, County Armagh, Esquire of the one part and William TURKINGTON
of the city of Dublin. In the county of Dublin. Gent of the other part.
Reciting that William RICHARDSON, for considerations, demised to William TURKINGTON
and his heirs and assigns. The tenement and counting house in the town of Legacory
[Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], otherwise Rich hill, together with one
parcel of land. In the said town land containing five or six acres of land,
English measure in the Manor Mullalelish [Mullalelish,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] and Legacory Parish Kilmore Co. Armagh. To
hold. With the appurtenances to the said William TURKINGTON his heirs and
assigns for the lives of William CROZIER, Richard CROZIER and William TURKINGTON.
And the longest liver of them, and at the rent therein mentioned, and that
the said William TURKINGTON had died, but before his death Julie made and
published his will on the third day of August. 1815 and thereby devised all
his freehold and chattel property to his wife, the said Elizabeth Ann TURKINGTON.
That by indenture 20th October 1818 made between said, Elizabeth Anne TURKINGTON
of the first part, the said Mary Anne McILREE of the second part, the said Tolerton
SUTTON of the third part, the said Elizabeth TURKINGTON of the fourth part
and the said Andrew SWANZY and Robert BOYD of the 5th part. Reciting that the
said William TURKINGTON was at the time of his death possessed of several
freehold estates in the towns and lands of Richhill. … all situate in the
County of Armagh. held under William RICHARDSON, Esquire, under several
leases…. Judgement against. William TURKINGTON. Relating to debts affecting
his property were more in amount than the property left by him and for the
purpose of avoiding. Law Proceedings The said Elizabeth Ann TURKINGTON had
thereby assigned all her right and interest in said lands and premises to
said Andrew SWANZY and Robert BOYD. … And the said Mary Ann McILREE. To Tolerton
SUTTON and Elizabeth TURKINGTON had joined and said conveyance. And reciting.
That the said Andrew SWANZY and Robert BOYD, in fulfillment of the trust
reposed in them, said. Up and sold by public auction in the town of Rich
Hill. All the freehold estates, holdings and concerns of which the said
William TURKINGTON died possessed. And amongst others, the tenement and lands
demised by the said recited indenture of the 7th of August. 1814 and that
they said John REDMAN had been declared the purchaser at the sum of £210, the
said indenture of which this is a memorial. Witnessed that Andrew SWANZY and
Robert BOYD, in further fulfillment and in consideration of £210 paid by John
REDMAN. And also the said Elizabeth Ann TURKINGTON by and with the consent of
Mary Anne McILREE, Tolerton Sutton and Elizabeth TURKINGTON sold unto the
said John REDMAN all that Parcel of ground in the town, land containing, by
estimation, five or six acres, English measure, situate, lying and being in
the Manor Mullalelish and Legacory Parish of Kilmore, County Armagh. … WITNESS
James ARMSTRONG City of Armagh Solicitor & Jacob BARRETT of City of
Armagh Writing Clerk. John REDMAN [SEAL]
SEE: (JACKSON connection) PRONI D 889-1-20: Lease for
Lives of Robert Jackson and his wife, Sarah, and the survivor
of them by William Turkington, merchant, of Richhill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Armagh, Robert Jackson of Woodvale, of Curry, Parish of Mullabrack. [Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]. 7
acres English near Jackson's mill race, corn
kiln and turf house mentioned Corry [Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower]
NOTE: Abraham
WALKER (1791-1827). |
|
759 |
339 |
515674 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1821 Jan 1 |
CUNNINGHAM 1821
Image
180
John JACKSON of Crieve, Co. Monaghan Esq. of 1
pt. Joseph CUNNINGHAM of Crieve Esq. of other pt. ….
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
292 |
759 |
562 |
515897 |
JOHNSTON |
Monaghan |
1799 Mar 4 |
JOHNSTON-NOBLE Marriage Articles Book 48 (1821-1825)
Drumlook 1821-1825
Image
300
Articles of marriage btw James JOHNSTON of Drumluce Co.
Fermanagh Gent & Stephen JOHNSTON of Drumluce only son and heir at law of
James JOHNSTON of 1st pt. Sarah NOBLE of Flatfield otherwise Siden
Co Fermanagh spinster 7th daughter of Thomas NOBLE of Flatfield of
the 2nd pt. John JOHNSTON of Goblurk and Thomas ARMSTRONG of Sidon
eldest son of John ARMSTRONG. Reciting that a marriage btw Stephen JOHNSTON
and Sarah NOBLE … lands of Drumluce … Sarah NOBLE entailed under will of
Isabella HAMILTON otherwise NOBLE her sister … lands of Flatfield then in
possession of Thomas NOBLER her father … |
|
759 |
595 |
515930 |
JACKSON, Henrietta |
Down
Armagh |
1821 Jan 4 |
CLELAND Otherwise CASSIDY the Husband 1821
Image
320
Btw Rev Mark CASSIDY of Newtownards Co. Down Clerk
& Henrietta CASSIDY otherwise JACKSON his wife, one of the sisters
and coheiresses of Peter JACKSON late of Ballymascaw [aka Ballymiscaw],
Co. Down Esq. deceased and also one of the daughters and coheiresses of Samuel
JACKSON late of Mountpleasant Co. Down Esq. deceased of 1 pt; Rev John
CLELAND of City of Armagh Clerk of
other pt. Reciting whereby Peter JACKSON was in his lifetime and at
the time of his death seized in his Demesne as of Fee simple of and in the
lands of Church
Quarter,, Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 41a 1r Cunningham Measure
and that said Peter JACKSON had died abt 1802 intestate &
unmarried and without issue leaving Henrietta CASSIDY & Martha CLELAND
otherwise JACKSON his only sisters and coheiresses at law…. Then
seized of Lands of Church Quarter … also reciting that Samuel JACKSON was in his lifetime and at the time of his death seized in his Demesne as of
fee simple of part of the land in the townland of Ballybeen,
Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 1a Cunningham Measure… and reciting that Samuel JACKSON departed this life on or about 3 Feb 1816 without
having disposed of by will the last mentioned lands …. Mark CASSIDY &
Henrietta CASSIDY in consideration of £1,750 granted to John CLELAND … [much
more legal detail] … WITNESS: Robert FERGUSON of Newtownards, Co. Down Gent SEE: JACKSONs
of Co. Down. NOTE: Stormont was first
used c.1830 as the name of the house and estate of Rev. John CLELAND,
replacing the original estate name, Mount Pleasant. It is in the townland of
Ballymiscaw, Parish Dundonald. SOURCE: Northern
Island Placenames. |
292 |
760 |
186 |
516121 |
JACKSON, Warren H. R. |
Cork |
1821 Feb 9 |
--- Agreement 1821
Image
120
BTW George Charles JEFFRIES of Blarney Cast Co. Cork of
1 pt & Warren Hastings Rowland JACKSON of Castleview Co. Cork of
other pt. … conveyed lands of Ballyvoduck otherwise Ballyvodig in Barony of
Barrymore Co. Cork |
292 |
760 |
520 |
516455 |
JACKSON, Alexander |
Wicklow
Kilkenny
Dublin |
1821 Mar 22 |
IVERS 1821
Image
302
BTW Charlotte JACKSON of Delgany,
Co. Wicklow, widow and executrix of Thomas JACKSON deceased, George
JACKSON, Charlotte JACKSON, Margaret JACKSON, Harriet JACKSON, Alexander
JACKSON, Thomasina JACKSON, Isabella JACKSON and Eliza JACKSON children
of said Thomas JACKSON deceased of the 1 pt.; Mary IVERS of City of
Dublin, spinster of the other pt. Reciting lease 3 Jan 1804 William BROPHY
& Michael BROPHY both of Ballyridden Co. Kilkenny farmers for
consideration set to Thomas JACKSON of the City of Dublin Gent the
house orchard, gardens and grounds of Ballyridden formerly held by Robert
FORRESTER containing 50 acres near Bennetts Bridge Co. Kilkenny with the new
Mills lately built to hold for lives of John MAX & Thomas MAX junior and
George MAX then of City of Kilkenny and that Charlotte JACKSON, widow,
George JACKSON, Charlotte JACKSON, Margaret JACKSON, Harriet JACKSON,
Alexander JACKSON, , Thomasina JACKSON, Isabella JACKSON and Eliza
JACKSON set over to Mary FREERSHAM 50a of Ballyridden … WITNESSES: George
MAHON of Delganny, Co. Wicklow, Gent, John MURRAY of Delganny, farmer &
William HEALY of Grafton St, City of Dublin Shoemaker.
Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow |
292 |
761 |
27 |
516562 |
JACKSON, Bolton |
Monaghan |
1821 Feb 27 |
Image
19
BTW Francis ELLIS of City of
Bath, UK of 1 pt & Bolton JACKSON of City of Dublin but resident
at Baltimore, USA of other pt. Recited deed 1 Mar 1787 Thomas JENNISON the
elder and Thomas JENNISON the younger leased to Henry JACKSON part of
lands of Annynees then in possession of Henry JACKSON formerly held by
John CRAIG in Barony Cremorne, Co. Monaghan to hold for Henry JACKSON,
Hugh JACKSON & Bolton JACKSON or the survivor of them … Henry
JACKSON, & Hugh JACKSON deceased … Bolton JACKSON is entitled
to the interest & right renewal…
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
|
761 |
27 |
516563 |
JACKSON, Bolton |
Monaghan
Dublin |
1821 Mar 1 |
HORNER 1821 Initially I had pg 28. It is pg 27. I also
had Memorial # 514563
Image
19
BTW Bolton JACKSON [1783-1838] then of City of
Dublin but resident at Baltymore [sic – Baltimore, Mayland,] USA of the 1 pt;
Francis HORNER and Archibald HORNER both of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan Merchants
of the other pt. … townland of Annynees, Barony Cremorne, Co. Monaghan
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
292 |
761 |
120 |
516655 |
McCLELLAND |
Monaghan |
1820 Mar 14 |
McCLELLAND-LUCAS Book 48
(1821-1825)
Image
63
BTW John McCLELLAND of
Ballybay Co. Monaghan of 1st pt; Edward LUCAS of Co. Monaghan Esq.
of the other pt. …[long list of other names] |
|
761 |
200 |
516735 |
|
Armagh |
1820 Aug 9 |
Image
105
BTW Andrew SWANZY of
Millmount, Co. Monaghan and Robert BOYD of Marlacoo Co. Armagh Esq of 1st pt; Elizabeth Anne TURKINGTON the widow of William TURKINGTON of Richhill
deceased …. Reciting indentures from William RICHARDSON in town of Richhill …
21 Jan 1793 Robert CHERRY had been declared the purchaser … [ see other
TURKINGTON deeds] |
|
761 |
201 |
516736 |
|
Armagh |
1818 Nov 1 |
Image
106
BTW Andrew SWANZY of
Millmount, Co. Monaghan and Robert BOYD of Marlacoo [Marlacoo
Beg and/or Marlacoo
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] Co.
Armagh Esq of 1st pt; Elizabeth Anne TURKINGTON the widow of
William TURKINGTON of Richhill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] deceased of 2nd pt; Mary Anne McILREE of Longhabour Cottage [?] spinster acting executrix of the Re. Henry
McILREE deceased Tolertun SUTTON of Laveryhory [?] Co. Armagh acting executor of
Abraham WALKER deceased and Elizabeth TURKINGTON of Aghory [Aghory, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh spinster of
3rd pt; John WILSON of Mullalelish [Mullalelish,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Co. Armagh
of 4th pt. Reciting indenture 24 Nov 1782 btw William RICHARDSON
of Richhill Co. Armagh Esq. of 1 pt & William TURKIINGTON of Richhill Co.
Armagh Merchant of the other pt. … £136 paid by John WILSON … land in
Mullalelish 1818 for lives of Edwrd TURKINGTON and Richardson TURKINGTON …
… [ see other TURKINGTON
deeds] |
|
761 |
230 |
516765 |
|
Armagh |
1820 Dec 5 |
[Co. SHERRIFF]-ANDERSON
Ballyscandle 1821-1825
Image
120
BTW Robert Innis THORNTON
Esq. High Sheriff of Co. Armagh of the 1 pt; James ANDERSON of Ballyscandle [Ballyscandal,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]...,
Co. Armagh farmer of the other pt. Reciting re writ of Court of Exchequer in
Ireland … goods and chattles of John ANDERSON of Ballyscandle Co. Armagh
farmer 15 May 1st year of our Reign … sum of £48.9.1 … farm set to
sell … 20a … to James ANDERSON for remainder of term for which John
ANDERSON held same in payment of rent & covenants . WITNESS: Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], & James KETEN
of Maghery, both in Co. Armagh. Memorial WITNESS: Joseph OLIVER & John
ELLIOT of Knappa [Knappagh,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] writing Clerk |
|
761 |
258 |
516792 |
|
Down |
1821 Mar 31 |
Image
135
Btw William DOAK of Kinnallon
Co. Down, farmer of 1 pt; Andrew KILPATRICK of Drumlee Co. Down, farmer of 2nd pt & Thomas NEAL of Dromore, Co. Down Merchant of 3rd pt…
NOTE: Likely related to the
Mary DOAK [1807-1882] who married James Birch GILLMER aka GILMORE. |
|
761 |
258 |
516793 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1821 Apr 9 |
JACKSON 1821
Image
136
BTW John JACKSON sr. of Crieve, Co. Monaghan
Esq. & John JACKSON jun of Drumgaldragh Co. Monaghan Esq. of the
other pt. … |
292 |
761 |
289 |
516824 |
HAMILTON |
Armagh
|
1820 Dec 1 |
HAMILTON to NORTON1821-1825
Liscalgot Liscolget
Liscaget Liscalgat
Image
153
Between Rev. Richard HAMILTON
of Salestown, Co. Meath ... revisiting 8 May 1815 between Rev, Richard
HAMILTON Rector of Dimboyne & Catherine TIPPING of City of Dublin
spinster then a minor & Francis TIPPING then of Beligan Co. Louth Esq.
Guardian ... Thomas BALL Esq. ... James BALL of Dublin, barrister ... Robert
HAMILTON married Catherine TIPPING ... Christopher HAMILTON of Killaka, Co.
Meath. Lieut. Col in Army ... several townlands mentioned including:
Liscolget aka Lisscollget aka Leaskalkill aka Liscalgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]... Tullyvallen [NOTE: It could be one of
the HAMILTON Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West or one of the TIPPING Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East or Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West . All were initially in Parish Creggan but then (when
boundaries shifted) in Parish Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]… |
|
761 |
539 |
517074 |
JACKSON, Frans |
Dublin
Kings
|
1821 Apr 14 |
--- Agreement 1821
Image
280
BTW Right Hon Warner William Lord Baron ROSSMAN of the
1 pt. & Francis JACKSON of Temple Bar City of Dublin Hat
Manufacturer of the other pt…. Francis JACKSON agreed to purchase at
price of £14,000 the lands of Longford otherwise Great Longford otherwise big
Longford [Longford
Big, Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt],and
Killauilly otherwise Killiwilly [aka Killavilla,
Parish Roscrea] in
Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co. ‘’’ Owen EVANS … William P. VAUGHAN of Golden
Grove [Knocknamase
or Goldengrove. Parish Ettagh,
Barony Clonlisk],
Kings Co. … NOTE: He was Francis JACKSON (1776-1847)
husband of Anne J. HASLAM. SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
292 |
761 |
544 |
517079 |
JACKSON, James |
Queens |
1821 Apr 26 |
--- Marriage Arts 1819-1821
Image 283
Michael KELLY of [North?] Rath, Queens Co. Shopkeeper
of 1st pt & James JACKSON of [North?] Rath, Queens Co.
Shopkeeper of 2nd pt. … Anne JACKSON, daughter of James
JACKSON, marriage settlement of £300. |
292 |
761 |
545 |
517080 |
JACKSON, Wm M |
Limerick |
1821 Mar 3 |
MORICE 1819-1821
Image 283
Lengthy deed – William Marcus JACKSON Esq. of
Limerick and William MAUNSELL the younger of the 8th part … |
293 |
761 |
545 |
517080 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Queens |
1821 Apr 26 |
--- Marriage Arts 1819-1821
NOTE: It was not #
51780, rather it was #517079
Image 283
Michael KELLY of [North?] Rath, Queens Co. Shopkeeper
of 1st pt & James JACKSON of [North?] Rath, Queens Co.
Shopkeeper of 2nd pt. … Anne JACKSON, daughter of James
JACKSON, marriage settlement of 300 pounds. |
293 |
761 |
557 |
517092 |
OLIVER, Bartholomew |
Galway |
1821 Apr 14 |
Bartholomew OLIVER to O’MALLEY 1819-1821
Image
290
|
|
762 |
174 |
517309 |
|
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
FIGHE-LESLIE Book 48 (1821-1825) Laragh |
|
762 |
243 |
517378 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
1821-5 |
BREAKEY to NIXON Carnaveigh |
x |
762 |
431 |
517566 |
PUREFOY |
Galway |
1820 May 4 |
Image
231
BTW William HENN of City of Dublin Esq. one of the
Masters of the High Court of Chancery of Ireland of 1st pt.
Elizabeth Maria DILLON of Cahir Co. Galway widow administrator of will of
rev. Edward DILLON deceased and also administrator of James DILLON deceased
unadministered by the said Edward DILLON of the 2nd pt. Jane
PUREFOY of Woodfield Co. Galway widow and administrix of James PUREFOY late
of Woodfield Co. Galway Esq deceased. William Albert PUREFOY Esq. eldest son
and heir of said James PUREFOY, the Rev Thomas PUREFOY 2nd son of
said James PUREFOY; James PUREFOY, Brindley PUREFOY & Arnold PUREFOY
younger sons of said James PUREFOY the elder deceased. John EYRE Esq &
Jane EYRE otherwise PUREFOY his wife. Robert TURBETT Esq & Molly Anne
TURBETT otherwise PUREFOY his wife. Rachel Amelia Margaret PUREFOY spinster
& Thomasina PUREFOY are daughters of said James PUREFOY the elder
deceased & Thomas BURROWES Esq Executor of said James PUREFOY deceased of
3rd pt. James TURBITT of City of Dublin Merchant of 4th pt. … for £1,450 transferred to James TURBITT I his actual possession lands
of Kilmackshane in Barony Longford, Co. Galway 177a and lands of Derrybane
35a in Barony Longford, Co. Galway & 15a of Col EYRES estate in
Klmackshane. WITNESS: Thomas SAUNDERS & William STANFORD of City of
Dublin Gents. Eliza M. DILLON [SEAL]
NOTE: The will of James
PUREFOY of Woodfield was proved 1820.
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
763 |
66 |
517801 |
BARTLEY |
|
1819-1821 |
John BARTLEY to HARPUR |
x |
763 |
183 |
517918 |
JACKSON, Geo Sir |
Armagh |
1819 Sept 25 |
EVANS1821
TI Armagh Vol 78 (1821-1825) JACKSON – EVANS
Image
98
Carrickisticken [aka Carrickastuck, Parish of
Phillipstown, Co. Louth ] & Tullnacrieve
BTW Sir George JACKSON late of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh but then of Ostende Baronet of the 1 pt & William EVANS of Augar,
Co. Essex Esq. of the other pt. Reciting indenture 1 Aug 1789 btw Charitable
donations of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill Esq. deceased of 1 pt &
Susanna BARTON of City of Dublin widow the only sister and heiress at law of
said Richard JACKSON of the other pt. … list of townlands in Manor of
Forkhill ..
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
292 |
763 |
492 |
518227 |
JACKSON, Esther
Henrietta |
Armagh
Down |
1821 |
---- Otherwise CLELAND
BTW Rev. John CLELAND of City of Armagh & Esther
CLELAN his wife of the 1st pt; Mark CASSIDY of Newtownards Co.
Down Clerk & Henrietta CASSIDY his wife …See Memorial #515930 for same
details: Peter JACKSON was in his lifetime and at the time of his
death seized in his Demesne as of Fee simple of and in the lands of Church
Quarter,, Parish Dundonald Co. Down containing 41a 1r Cunningham
Measure and that said Peter JACKSON had died abt 1802 intestate &
unmarried and without issue leaving Henrietta CASSIDY & Martha CLELAND
otherwise JACKSON his only sisters and coheiresses at law…. Then seized of
Lands of Church Quarter .. Samuel JACKSON 3 Feb 1816 |
292 |
763 |
504 |
518239 |
McCLELLAND |
Monaghan |
1821 Jun 29 |
JOHNSTON-McCLELLAND NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825)
Between Robert JOHNSTON of City of Dublin painter of
1st part & John McCLELLAND of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan Esq. of other part
for £92.12.6 town and lands of Aghnamullen cont 32 A & of Edenbroan,
Corkeeran, & Tamlet to McCLELLAND. |
|
764 |
35 |
518371 |
DICKIE |
|
1821-1825
|
Chief Rembr to DICKIE Kilcurley(TI Bk 74) |
x |
764 |
36 |
518372 |
DICKIE |
|
1821-1825
|
Chief Rembr to DICKIE (TI Bk 74) |
x |
765 |
21 |
518956 |
JACKSON, Lucas |
Kildare
Wicklow |
1821 Mar 7 |
1821
Image
17
BTW Frederick HAMILTON of Dunfrith Co. Kildare Esq. of
1 pt; Maria WILSON of Dundrum Co. Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt; Lucas
JACKSON of Mount Lucas, Co. Wicklow Esq. of 3rd pt…. yearly
rent on lands of Dunfrith … NOTE: He was likely Lucas Hunt JACKSON, son of Lucas
JACKSON & Anne HUNT. |
292 |
765 |
76 |
519011 |
BARTLEY |
|
1819-1821 |
John BARTLEY to HARPUR |
|
765 |
76 |
519011 |
|
Tyrone |
Bk 48 |
BARTLEY – HARPUR |
|
765 |
297 |
519232 |
JACKSON, Allen |
Dublin |
1821 Aug 7 |
MAGRATH 1819-1821
Image
177
Allen JACKSON of Kevins Port, City of Dublin Painter & Glazier of
the 1 pt. Michael MAGRATH of Cullens Wood, Co. Dublin Coach Builder ….. lands
of Cullenswood … Anne Street Renelagh near City of Dublin.191’ in front to
Ann St.
NOTE: Allen JACKSON Painter & Glazier, Kevins Port. -The
Treble Almanac 1818
See also Landed Estates Court Rentals 1850-188530 Sept 1805 lease James
McMAHON to Allen JACKSON, land on Anne Street now called Anneville Avenue.
Part of Lands of Cullenfarm otherwise Cullinswood. |
293 |
765 |
381 |
519316 |
OLIVER, Thomas |
Cork |
1821 Sept 14 |
Thomas OLIVER to SAVARD NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1821
Marriage Settlement between Pierce William DREW then of
City of Cork, Esq of 1st part & Thomas OLIVER of Cork Esq.
& Elizabeth his only daughter ... lands of Listy[?] |
|
766 |
35 |
489570 |
MOORHEAD |
Monaghan |
1811-1820 |
PARR-MOOREHEAD Marriage Article Book 46 (1811-1820) Clones NOTE: The deed bore no resemblance to the
description that I had noted from Book 46
Image
25
BTW Robert REED of Mulletra Co. Londonderry farmer of 1
pt & John KNOX of Rushbrook Co. Londonderry Esq. of the other pt. |
|
766 |
320 |
519856 |
OLIVER, Thomas |
Down |
1821 Jul 20 |
Thomas OLIVER to POLLOCK 1819-1821
Thomas OLIVER of Climtogh, Co. Down, Farmer of the 1
pt… Elizabeth OLIVER his sister |
15 |
766 |
426 |
519961 |
JACKSON, Patk |
Dublin |
1821 |
--- Marriage Arts re: Elizabeth McCARTHY … land of
Great Brunswick St.
Image
241
Patrick JACKSON of City of Dublin of 5th pt land fronting on Great Brunswick street containing in breadth in front to
Townsend St 85’ and in breadth in rere 92’ & on East side 54’ and in
depth on west side 37’ …. And also part of land on north side of Great
Brunswick Street in front to said street 84’9” and in breadth in rere [?] …
and from a judgement debt of £500 in deed obtained by Patrick JACKSON party thereto and Bonds passed to him by James ROACHE … his wife Mary ROACHE
als McCARTHY … re: marriage of Elizabeth McCARTHY … [a trust set up] witness John
JACKSON of Paradise Row, City of Dublin, Gent |
292 |
766 |
486 |
520021 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Tyrone
Dublin |
1821 Oct 15 |
SLOAN 1821
Image
274
William JACKSON of Rhone Hill Co. Tyrone, Gent
of 1 pt & George SLOAN of Coal Island Co. Tyrone Merchant. Reciting lease
16 May 1808 Charles McCLEAN to William JACKSON therein described to be
then of the Coombe Co. Dublin payment of £200
with interest … William JACKSON released lands of ATKINSON’s Alley…
land adjoining Quakers Tenement & KENNEDY’s tenement .. [more description
of land and neighbours]… WITNESS: Thomas GREER of Rhone Hill, Co. Tyrone
& James SLOAN of Donaghmore Co Tyrone Gents. |
292 |
767 |
346 |
520481 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1821 Nov 14 |
MCCULLAGH-BARNEY Thomas St.
Mtg btw John McCULLAGH
Rathdrumgan [Rathdrumgran,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh, farmer of 1 pt & Frances BARNES, widow of William BARNES of
Grange [possibly Grange
Blundel, Parish Grange (Armagh
portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh farmer demised part of townland of Tievenacree [Tivnacree,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Tiranny,] cont
38 acres 36 perches in Parish of Derrynoose, Co. Armagh & a piece of land
on Thomas St. City of Armagh cont 40 feet in front joining the late John
MARSHALL’s tenement at a distance of 90 feet from the late John C___ns house
with all the ground behind in a straight line to the late James McGURGANs now
part of the late Arthur O’NEILs garden and also the dwelling house in Scotch
St in the City of Armagh bounded on the east by a house lately built on the
west by the entrance to William NICHOLLS yard on the north by the street and
on the south by the yard at the rere of said house together with one half of
the said yard and stable for rent payable throughout to hold to the said
Frances BARNES… subject to redemption on payment of sum of 180 pounds
sterling with lawful interest. WITNESS: Thomas CALDWELL, Merchant &
Thomas APPLEBY Conveyancer. |
|
767 |
588 |
520523 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Dublin |
1821 Sep 6 |
MILNER 1821
Image
236
John Devonshire JACKSON surviving Trustee … 31
Aug 1808 ,,,Margaret JACKSON afterwards Margaret CLARKE married to
Precious CLARKE [aka CLARK] of 3rd pt.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Cork |
292 |
768 |
26 |
520761 |
JACKSON, Humphry |
Dublin |
1821 Dec 19 |
KING 1821
Image
22
between William COOLEY of the
city of Dublin Esquire of the first part; Samuel Crocker KING of the said
city Esquire of the second part and Humphrey Thompson JACKSON of the
said city of Dublin Esquire of the third part. Reciting that the said William
COOLEY in consideration of the sum of £100 paid by the said Samuel Crocker
COOLEY acknowledged that he the said William COOLEY the charge that and those
two lots of ground situate on the South side of Dame Street in the city of
Dublin, and on which to dwelling houses and out offices of been erected there
on and are now tenanted by Paul, oddly music seller and Henry BROWNE and
company silk and haberdashery merchants and known by the numbers 10 and 14 in
said Street with the appurtenances with one annuity yearly rent charge or
annual sum of £14.07 sh.9 payable half yearly and every 19th day
of June 19 day of December to hold unto the said Samuel Crocker COOLEY
JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath
NOTE: I suspect that there may be a link to Samuel BROWNE,
father of Thompson BROWNE … |
292 |
768 |
242 |
590977 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Limerick |
1822 Jan 7 |
BLACKER 1822-1824
Image
149
BTW Thomas JACKSON of City of Limerick Esq. of 1st pt; Sir Marcus SOMERVILLE of Somerville House Co. Meath of 2nd pt;
& Lieut Col John MONRO of London & Robert ALEXANDER of Tunbridge
Wells Co Kent of 3rd pt. Rev Samuel BLACKER of Tynan [Tynan,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh of 4th pt |
360 |
768 |
251 |
520986 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Queens |
1821 Dec 4 |
HADLEY 1822-1824
Image
154
BTW William JACKSON of Woodbine Cottage
Mountrath, Queens Co. Farmer of 1 pt & Benjamin HADLEY of Castletown Co.
Meath Esq of the other pt…. annuity charged against house in Derrycushen part
of Portarlington Queens Co. demised by William JACKSON to Joseph
HUGHES and his son and also part of lands of Derryhishy … William JACKSON has built a house in front to Street of Mountrath afterwards demised to Henry
MARSHALL …. |
360 |
768 |
428 |
521163 |
DAWSON |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1821 Nov 5 |
DAWSON, Elinor other wise
REID-MANNING NOTES in 2009 diary 1822-1824
Henry DAWSON of City of
Dublin, Barrister at Law & William REID of said city Esq. & Eleanor
REID otherwise DAWSON his wife of 1st part. James DAWSON of said
City Esq. Of 2nd part John MANNING of Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Esq ..
re: land in City of Dublin ... reciting a Deed of Marriage 25 Sept 1726
between William DAWSON father of said Henry DAWSON & Eleanor NEYNAE[?]
widow; William HAWKINS & John DAWSON trustees (more detail is given) ...
George CARROLL April 1809 married Lucy DAWSON since deceased intestate &
without issue. |
|
768 |
513 |
521248 |
|
Armagh
Dublin |
1821 Apr 16 |
NORTON-CROTTY NOTES in
2009 diary 1821-1825 Liscaget, Liscalgot
Image
289
BTW John Henry NORTON of
Blessington St Co. Dublin Gent one of the attorneys of 1 pt & Cornelius
CROTTY of Ushers Island City of Dublin Merchant of other pt. Long list of
lands including Liscalgot & variant spellings: Lissecolget; Leahskalkilt;
Liscolgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] … and
will within a reasonable time procure the said Richard HAMILTON to execute a
sufficient deed poll authorizing Cornelius CROTTY in case of non-payment of
annuity |
|
769 |
194 |
521529 |
BROWNE |
Armagh
Dublin |
1821 Oct 22 |
STRONGE-BROWNE 1821-1825 Killilea
James
STRONGE Baronet, John Terr ARMSTRONG & Henry Samuel CLOSE, Esq. Executors
of the will of John MAXWELL late of Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh dec`d. 1st
part. William ARMSTRONG, Thomas ARMSTRONG & John CLOSE Esq. Other
devisees named in said will of 2nd part & Thomas BROWNE of Wentworth
Place, City of Dublin Esq. Of 3rd part ... in consideration of £500 assigned
to Thomas BROWNE lands in Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Balteagh [Balteagh,
Parish Seagoe, Barony Oneilland East], Kilelea otherwise
Killola [Killylea,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Nault otherwise Naull [Naul,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh], Crerum [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] otherwise Fellows Hall,
Derrynelea ... 3148 A3R 25P in Foaghy [??], Co. Armagh ... term 21
years. |
|
769 |
202 |
521537 |
JACKSON, Warren H.R. |
|
1822-1824 |
--- release |
360 |
770 |
170 |
522105 |
JACKSON, William
James
Jane |
Dublin |
1822 Feb 11 |
CARPENTER 1822-1824
Image
422
BTW James JACKSON & William JACKSON both of
Grafton St., City of Dublin China & Delph Ware Merchants which said James
JACKSON is son and heir at law of James JACKSON late of Essex
Street, City of Dublin deceased. Jane JACKSON of City of Dublin,
spinster and Christian Frederick CLARKE and Elinor CLARKE wife of said
Christian Frederick CLARKE of Fetter Lane City of London. Which said Elinor
CLARKE is one of the daughters of said James JACKSON deceased … lands
of Kiltetown, Co. Dublin then in possession of James JACKSON Reciting
deed 6 July 1813 … except what is excepted… for natural life of James
JACKSON then aged 22 years or thereabouts, William JACKSON then
aged 18 years or thereabouts and Jane JACKSON then aged 26 years or
thereabouts. Sons and daughter of said James JACKSON… James JACKSON in last will, wife Gainer JACKSON & Joseph DICKSON appointed
executors… |
360 |
770 |
181 |
522117 |
JACKSON, John & Jane
& James & William |
Dublin |
1822 Jan 22 |
JACKSON-JACKSON
Between John JACKSON of Grafton St., Dublin, China Merchant of 1st part & William
JACKSON & Jane JACKSON of Grafton St. Brother and sister of James
JACKSON of other part ... reciting deed of 15 Mar 1817 re: tenement on
Grafton St. With ware room, offices & yard ... description... |
360 |
770 |
194 |
521529 |
|
Armagh |
1821-1825 |
CARROGHER-CARROGHER Need to
check. Kilteban [Kiltybane,
Parish of Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]
Image
436
NOTE: This concerned
Kilwater not Kilteban, Co. Antrim. Likely my error. |
|
771 |
60 |
522595 |
JACKSON, Alexander
Elizabeth |
Down |
1822 May 9 |
DARLEY Gr W 1822-1824
Image
35
BTW Alexander JACKSON of Gardiners Place City of
Dublin Esq. Doctor of Medicine & Elizabeth JACKSON otherwise LAW
his wife of the one part; George DARLEY of Mount Pleasant Co. Down, Linen
Merchant of the other pt. Reciting lease 27 March 1809 btw Alexander
JACKSON & Elizabeth JACKSON and Sarah LAW then of Eccles St.
spinster, since deceased of 1 pt. and said George DARLEY … Reciting that
Sarah LAW one of the lessors was now dead and her interest was then vested in Alexander JACKSON and that Hugh LAW one of the lives was deceased …. JACKSONs demised to George DARLEY 11a 3r 14 p in townland of Tullylish, Co. Down part
of estate of John MAGILL late of Tullycarne Co. Down Esq. deceased and part
of townlands of Dromarrin 4a 2r 11p for natural lives of John LAW and Samuel
LAW being the two surviving lives named in original lease of 27 March 1809
and for life of Honorable Arthur Earl of Hillsborough then aged about 10
years …
NOTE: Dr. Gordon
JACKSON also lived at Gardiners Place. He and Alexander JACKSON were
brothers .SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
360 |
771 |
109 |
522644 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Antrim |
1822 Apr 23 |
BLACKLEY Gr otherwise KENNEDY & husband 1822-1824
Image
58
Mtg btw Edmund Alexander KENNEDY of Cushendall [Cushendall,
Parish Layd, Barony Glenarm Lower] Co.
Antrim Gent & Anne KENNEDY otherwise JACKSON his wife of 1 pt.
Anne BLACKLEY of Belfast, Co. Antrim widow of the other pt. Reciting that
Edmund Alexander KENNEDY and Anne his wife demised to Anne BLACKLEY 13rd pt
of ½ of lands of Killyglen orse Killyglynn otherwise Blairmount [aka Killyglen,
Parish Grange
of Killyglen, Barony Glenarm Upper] 15a
1r 4p Irish Plantation and the Mountain containing 21a and 1/3rd of ½ of Knockknown owise Drains [probably Drains
Bog, Parish Carncastle,
Barony Glenarm Upper]
and 1/3 of ½ of quarterland of Drumaine [possibly Drumnagreagh,
Parish Carncastle,
Barony Glenarm Upper],
and 1/3rd of ½ of Loughduff [Loughduff,
Parish Carncastle,
Barony Glenarm Upper],
all being in Parish of Carne Castle Barony Glenarm, Co. Antrim
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
360 |
771 |
415 |
522950 |
JACKSON, Edwd |
Tipperary |
1822-1824 |
BRERETON
Image
211
BTW Edward JACKSON of Co. Tipperary Shopkeeper
of 1st pt; James BENNETT of Camblin Co. Tipperary of 2nd pt; George BRERETON of Kilballyskea [Kilballyskea , Parish Shinrone,
Barony Clonlisk]
,Kings Co, of 3rd pt. Edward JACKSON & James BENNETT
being indebted to George BRERETON £262 payable out of lands of Gurtmullin Co.
Tipperary then in tenancy of James BENNETT … WITNESS: Patrick EGAR &
James BENNETT both of Roscrea Co. Tipperary. |
360 |
772 |
188 |
523323 |
JACKSON, James |
Kings |
1820 Apr 22 |
Image
403
Marriage settlement Arthur ROBINSON of Parsonstown in Kings Co. Esq and Arthur ROBINSON the
younger Esq son of the said Arthur ROBINSON of 1st pt James
MATHEWS of Clomore Co. Westmeath Esq.& Edwin Thomas Mathews of Clonmore
Esq, and Margaret MATHEWs spinster of 2nd pt. Robert MATHEWS of
Killure Co. Westmeath Esq & John ROBINSON of Parsonstown Esq of 3rd pt… reciting lease 20 Dec 1769 James JACKSON of Parsonstown deceased demised to Bartholomew Boyd
ELLIOT part of lands of Sovelane known as the Bleach Yard containing 2a 1r
24p and also Middle Meadows at Lovelane containing
12a 6p to Bartholomew Boyd ELLIOTT for lives of Bartholomew Boyd ELLIOTT
George CLARKE and Bartholomew Boyd WARBURTON … and reciting lease 14 May 1787
Sir William PARSONS Bart since deceased for plot of land on the Green of
Parsonstown … for lives of Bartholomew Boyd ELLIOTT George CLARKE and Thomas
CLARKE … [more details] … plot of ground on Green of Parsonstown in
Cumberland Street … for lives of John DROUGHT, George DROUGHT & Francis
DROUGHT lives in 1808 lease …
NOTE: Parsonstown aka
Birr now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Barony
Ballybritt, Kings Co. |
|
772 |
245 |
523380 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Armagh |
1822 May 30 |
Bishop of Down The Trustees of his charitable donations
and others .TI Vol 78 (1816-1818)
JACKSON & ors – Nathaniel ALEXANDER Bishop of Down
& Connor
Turstees of the Charitable Trust of Richard JACKSON of Forkhill [Parish Forkill,
Barony Orior Upper]
…. Susannah BARTON of City of Dublin widow. The only sister and heir at law
of Richard JACKSON… Lieut. George JACKSON of Jackson Hall Londonderry and of Beech Hill
Surrey was still involved. [two pages of details]
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
360 |
772 |
305 |
523440 |
BROWNE, Rev William |
Tyrone |
1818 Mar 12 |
McCREALLY – BROWN
Image
475
Description of Moy property leased by Rev William
BROWNE (in his actual possession) from Nicholas McCREALLY Linen Draper and
Jams McCREALLY both of Drumcart, Parish of Clonfeacle, Co Tyrone.
Dwelling House, Back house, Back yard, Garden and
Premises previously in possession of James or Joseph McCREALLY on north side
of road or street leading to Dungannon joined on the west by the Meeting
House Tenement
William BROWN [SEAL]
NOTE: Rev. William
BROWNE was the father of Rev. Daniel Gunn BROWNE. |
16e |
772 |
530 |
523465 |
JACKSON, Henry |
Dublin |
1822 Jun 1 |
Image
489
BTW Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON of Marborough St City
of Dublin widow and executrix of William WARBURTON late of Marlborough St
City of Dublin Esq deceased of 1st pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Mecklinburgh Street City of Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt. Henry CARTER
heretofore of Humberton Lodge Co. Leicester but now of Clifton Co. Gloucester Esq of 3rd pt.
& John HAMILTON junr of Merrion Sq City of Dublin Esq of 4th pt. … Henry CARTER granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON annuity of £120 by deed
executed by Henry HAMILTON to Henry CARTER issuing out of townland of
Blackhall 252a 2r & town and lands of Lenaghstown 88a 2r in Barony
Ratoath, Co. Meath to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON for life of Henry
CARTER … William WARBURTON had died but appointed Anna Maria Nichola
WARBURTON his executrix
NOTE: There are several
JACKSON-WARBURTON marriages. Henry Vincent JACKSON married Sarah
WARBURTON (1767-1851) in 1792. SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna He made his start as a
hacklemaker in Dublin, and then blacksmith. Their descendants were at Fairy
Hill Bray, Co. Wicklow, and also in Tipperary & Dublin. |
360 |
772 |
558 |
523693 |
JACKSON, Lucas |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1822 Jun 14 |
Wenmoth 1822-1824
NOTE: Not Bk 779
Image
607
… Lucas Hunt JACKSON of Mount
Lucas, Co. Wicklow, Esq. of 4th pt. |
360
??? |
772 |
575 |
523710 |
JACKSON, John |
Longford |
1822 Jun 4 |
JACKSON & PARKS---
Marriage Arts1822-1824
NOTE: Not Bk 779
Image
617
Joseph PARKE of Ballinascaw
Co. Longford Gent & Esther PARKE spinster daughter said Joseph PARKE of 1st pt; James KELLY of Killcourcey Co. Longford Gent & Joseph PARKE of 2nd pt; John JACKSON of Loughill Co. Longford Gent of 3rd pt.
Marriage to be btw John JACKSON & Esther PARKE … lands of
Caulogue otherwise the Moor containing 46a in parish Edgeworthstown, Barony
Ardagh Co. Longford … John JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: John ALLEN of
Breaghy; Mathew PARKE of Ballinascaw
|
360
??? |
772 |
585 |
523720 |
|
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
ARMSTRONG-GRAHAM Marriage Articles Book 48 (1821-1825)
Lanacran
|
|
773 |
28 |
523763 |
DAWSON |
|
1822-1824 |
DAWSON, Charles – Marriage Articles |
|
773 |
230 |
523965 |
REID |
Armagh |
1821-1825 |
REID-MacCARTNEY Ballyrea [Ballyrea,
Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], |
|
773 |
267 |
524002 |
|
Monaghan
Dublin
England |
1822 Jun 5 |
WESTENRA-SCOTT Marriage Articles Book 48 (1821-1825)
Marriage Settlement between Hon Richard WESTENRA of
City of Dublin Esq. Of 1st part & Henrietta SCOTT of
Clonemullery, Co. Monaghan but now residing at Southampton, England, spinster
of 2nd part ... |
|
773 |
447 |
524182 |
JACKSON |
Dublin |
1822 Jul 17 |
COUGHLIN-JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
271
BTW John COUGHLAN of Chapelizod Co. Dublin Farmer sole
devisee and executor of the last will of Catherine FITZSIMMONS late of
Barrack St. City of Dublin widow deceased of the 1 pt; Richard JACKSON of Barack Street aforesaid Tallow Chandler of the other pt. Reciting lease 2
Oct 1776 btw Christopher KELLETT of Clonmel Co. Tipperary Esq. of 1 pt &
Mary GRANT of City of Dublin widow of the other pt … John COUGHLAN was the
brother of Catherine FITZSIMMONS & Richard JACKSON had purchased
his interest … |
q |
774 |
29 |
524364 |
|
Waterford
Tipperary |
1821 Dec 2 |
ELLIOT, Rebecca -Marriage Articles 1822-1824
Image
20
Rebecca ELLIOT only daughter of late James ELLIOT of
South Lodge, Co. Tipperary Esq. deceased by Rebecca ELLIOT otherwise SHAW his
wife of 2nd pt … marriage with George GREENE |
|
774 |
313 |
524648 |
JACKSON, Samuel |
London |
1822 Jul 16 |
RUNDELL 1822-1824
John CLARKSON late of New Broad St but now of Copthall
Chambers City of London Merchant, John CAPEL of Corn Hill London Stockbroker,
& Samuel JACKSON of the Stock Exchange London Broker of 1st pt [many names including O’NEILs of Shanes Castle] … Thomas NISBETT a
bankrupt… NOTE JACKSON was one of the
trustees…. |
360 |
774 |
542 |
524877 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1821 Jun 23 |
Image
295
BTW James DONALDSON of Rich Hill hill [aka Richhill Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Co. Armagh farmer of the one and Charles HARDY
grocer of the other part. In consideration of the sum of £60 transferred to
Charles HARDY his heirs and assigns tenement and premises on the south side
of the street of Richhill leading to Armagh containing in front 68’ in the
rere 84’ and in depth 488 bounded on the east and west by Robert GORDON's
tenement on the South by the lands of Abraham WALKER and on the north by the
street of Richhill excepting one front dwelling house now erected and a
tenement one bay of a Back house and 19’ of a yard in rear of said front
house and the garden normally held with said front house with the
appurtenances and
a sufficient passage
to the said back house and garden for which the said James DONALDSON, his
heirs and assigns are to pay to the said Charles HARDY his heirs and assigns
the yearly rent of 10 shillings sterling for lives of {names of royalty] by
virtue of a covenant for renewal, forever contained in the original lease of
the premises granted by William RICHARDSON of Rich Hill, Esquire, to the late
William DONALDSON of Rich Hill, deceased shall from time to time and
successfully forever be added to said original demise subject to the payment
of the whole rent and fees of £5.7.2. … WITNESS. Walls COOK of Rich Hill.
County Armagh Carpenter. And Robert GORDON of said place Tanner and Morrison SLOAN
of Rich Hill. Innkeeper. Charles HARDY [SEAL] |
|
775 |
172 |
525107 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1822 Jul 3 |
HUDSON Ge W 1822-1824
Image
112
… on west side of Mabbott St in Lordship of St. Mary’s
Abbey City of Dublin on which land Arthur McKENNA built 4 substantial
Dwelling Houses occupied and tenanted by James HENDRICK, Thomas JACKSON,
Thomas JAMESON & William HAYES … |
360 |
775 |
234 |
525169 |
JACKSON, Jane |
Cork |
1822 Sep 24 |
WHITE 1822-1824
Image
143
BTW Richard ASHE of Ardimanning City of Cork of 1st pt; Jane JACKSON late of Kinsale Co. Cork but now of City of Cork
widow of 2nd pt. & William Preston WHITE of City of Cork
Merchant of 3rd pt… Jane JACKSON demised tenements of West
Dromony Inchirickane Carrigafook and Cooldorrihy all in Co. Cork |
360 |
775 |
407 |
525342 |
JACKSON, Jacob W |
Dublin
Kildare |
1822 Oct 21 |
WELCH 1822-1824
Image
244
BTW Jacob William JACKSON Attorney Esq. of 1st pt Robert Hayes WELCH of Lower Gardiner St City of Dublin Esq. of other pt….
JACKSON demised lands of Mulgrith [aka Mulgeeth,,
Parish of Dunfierth] Barony of Carbury, Co. Kildare , together with the
dwelling house and all other buildings and improvements are erected on the
said premises together also with all bogs Loughs water and water courses
Heaths Furze Commons Commons pasture orchards Gardens Meadows feedings
rights, members of dad ages emoluments appendices whatsoever to all and
singular hereby granted and assigned lands and premises and also the two
small crofts or gardens being part of the townland of Muckland [aka Mucklon ] lying on the right-hand side of the old road leading from the iron gate of
the house built by the said Jacob William JACKSON to the interior of
said lands the one croft containing 1r 33p and now formally numbered 32 on
the general map of the estate of Frederick Hamilton therein named and the
other croft containing 1r 31p and then formerly number 33 on said map said
past mentioned lands making in the hall thre3r 32p … To hold for lives
[names, not mentioned] WITNESS: George CONNOR and Richard HEATHERINTON of
City of Dublin
NOTE: This land is
bordered by other lands held by JACKSONs in this time frame and before: Drehid to the west, and Timahoe
East to the south and Kilmurry to the west. SEE: A Second line of Quaker JACKSONs in Kings Co. I suspect he will turn
out to be connected. The wife of Jacob William JACKSON was Ann
HAMILTON and his sisters were Amelia, Mary & Luisa. |
360 |
776 |
45 |
525580 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Tipperary |
1822
May 27 |
JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
27
George JACKSON the elder of Mount Pleasant Co.
Tipperary Esq. of 1 pt & George JACKSON the younger of Hermitage Co.
Tipperary Esq. nephew of the said George JACKSON of the other part.
After reciting natural love and affection to his nephew … lands of Rahinane
in the occupation of the said George JACKSON containing 106a 6p in
Barony of Lower Ormond Co. Tipperary and also all that part of Killowney
called Mount Pleasant together with the house and Mill Farm called Mount
Venus now called Hermitage containing 211a in Barony of Lower Ormond Co.
Tipperary and also part of town and lands of Middlewalk being part of Glenahilty containing 235a 1r 3p in parish of Ballygibbon Barony Upper Ormond also part of lands called the Chapel division of Barna
otherwise called Barnaclycosney [probably Barnan
- less likely Barnagrotty]
containing 80a also lands of Emmell [Emmel]
in the possession of Thomas STONEY containing 72 a in Barony Clonlist, Kings
Co. (aka Offally) and also lands of Knockinglass 43a 16p in Barony Upper
Ormond Co. Tipperary ….
SEE: JACKSONs
of Kilkenny. |
360 |
776 |
445 |
525980 |
JACKSON, Sarah
John |
Dublin |
1822 Nov 18 |
BAKER Gr otherwise SAUNDERS & husband 1822-1824
Image
246
Btw John JACKSON of South Frederick St City of
Dublin Gent of 1 pt & Sarah JACKSON otherwise SAUNDERS his wife of
2nd pt. & John BAKER of Parliament St City of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. Whereby John JACKSON and Sarah his wife granted in mortgage dwelling
house on east side of Frederick St City of Dublin then in possession of Jane
MITCHELL together with small yard behind the same & also waste field on
south side of Lazers Hill City of Dublin …
NOTE: John JACKSON & Sarah SAUNDERS married 1810. SEE: Jackson Marriages in Dublin records. |
360 |
777 |
211 |
526346 |
|
Monaghan |
1822-1824 |
ELLIOT, Alexander & James & John -Marriage
Articles
ELLIOT-GRAY Marriage Article Book 48 (1821-1825) |
|
777 |
316 |
526451 |
JACKSON, Elizth |
Fermanagh
Monaghan |
1822 Nov 28 |
--- Marriage Arts 1822-1824
Image 195 A
Memorial of an indented deed of marriage settlement between Perry HALL of the
town and County of Monaghan Esquire of the first part. Elizabeth JACKSON,
second daughter of John JACKSON of Lissmacsheela [Lismacsheela,
Parish Clones
(Clankelly portion), in the County of Fermanagh, Esquire of the second
part. The said John JACKSON and Joseph HALL of the town and County of
Monaghan Esquire of the third part. Reciting that a marriage was intended to
be had and solemnised between the said Perry HALL and the said Elizabeth
JACKSON and that the said Perry HALL, then stood seized possessed of and
entitled unto all that the lands and premises of Skeyhull otherwise called
the Brook and lands and premises of Ballnacauly for ever situate lying and
being in the County of Monaghan and reciting the said John JACKSON being minded to provide and settle his daughter the said Elizabeth JACKSON in the World, and further reciting that the said Perry HALL in consideration
of said intended marriage and of the sum of £500 the marriage portion of the
said Elizabeth JACKSON to him paid by the said John JACKSON the
receipt thereof the said Perry HALL did thereby acknowledged did grant
bargain sell release and confirm unto the said John JACKSON and Joseph
HALL (in their actual possession by virtue of a bargain and sale to them
thereof made by the said Perry HALL by indenture bearing date the day next
before the day of the date there of, in consideration of five shillings
sterling and by force of the statute for transferring uses into possession) ,
and to their heirs all that the said lands and premises of Skeyhull otherwise
called the Brook, and the lands and premises of Bellnacauly therein mentioned
and all the estate right title interest use possession properly benefit
…WITNESSED: William LECKEY of the town and County of Monaghan, merchant, and Richard
JACKSON of Liskeabrick [Liskeabrick,
Parish Clones,
Barony of Monaghan]
in the County of Monaghan farmer and this Memorial is also witnessed by the
said William LECKEY and James ARMSTRONG of Corranery in the County of Cavan
farmer. |
360 |
777 |
451 |
526586 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE, David-Deed |
|
777 |
482 |
526617 |
JACKSON, [?] |
Dublin
Clare |
1822 Dec 2 |
--- Declaration of trust 1822-1824
Image 278
… Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of the 6th pt. Whereby Townsend HALL & Joseph MINCHIN … lands of Magillstown,
Loughmartin, Ellistown and Brownstown in Co. Dublin … Frederick Adolphus JACKSON
thereby testified in declared that the said to several sums of £1200 paid by
the said John Chambers as and for the purchase of said several annuities and
the securities collateral, there with word the proper monies of Peter
JACKSON of middle Gardner Street in the city of Dublin Esquire and the
assignment of said to several annuities in the securities collateral, there
with and also to several and respective terms of one hundred years. And one
hundred years were excepted and taken by them the said John CHAMBERS and Frederick
Adolphus JACKSON in trust to and for the late use Advantage benefit and
behalf of the said Peter JACKSON his heirs executors administrators
and assigns and for no otherwise intent trust or purpose whatsoever which
said deed and this Memorial WITNESS: William [?] BALL of Erina Co. Clare Esq.
& Thady EGAN of City of Limerick writing Clerk
SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
365 |
777 |
484 |
526620 |
MOURITZ |
Louth |
1822 Oct 6 |
MOURITZ- BAILIE
Image 280
A Memorial of an indented deed of mortgage between
Elizabeth MOURITZ widow [of Joseph MOURITZ] and Robert MOURITZ gent son of
the said Elizabeth MOURITZ both of Dundalk in the County of Lowth legatees
named in the last will and Testament of Simon BAILIE late of Mount Bailie in
said County of Lowth deceased of the one part and Elizabeth GILLICHAN of
Dundalk aforesaid, widow of the other part. Whereby after reciting as there
in is recited the said Elizabeth MOURITZ and Robert MOURITZ for and in
consideration of £300 to them. Let any doubts by the said Elizabeth GILLICHAN
the receipt whereof is thereby acknowledged they the said Elizabeth MOURITZ
and Robert MOURITZ granted bargained sold any needed assigned transferred and
made over unto the said Elizabeth GILLICHAN her executors administrators and
assigns all that and those the house and 20 acres of land next adjoining
thereto together with the stables barns yards and gardens with the
appurtenances now known by the names of Mount Bailie being part of the lands and
premises by therein recited lease demise to the said Simon BAILIE situate
lying and being in the parish of Dundalk and Faughart and County of Lowth
aforesaid. …. For the residue of 999 years subject to redemption ….
WITNESSED: Elizabeth MOURITZ of Dundalk aforesaid spinster and James EGAN of
the city of Dublin gent and this Memorial is witnessed by the said James EGAN
and Henry EGAN of said city of Dublin gent. Robert MOURITZ. Seal.
NOTE: There is a
MOURITZ-COULTER connection. |
|
777 |
517 |
526653 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin
Meath |
1823 Jan 24 |
Image 301 1822-1824
BTW William CRAMER City of Dublin Merchant of 1st pt; James CHAMBERS of City of Dublin, Merchant trading under firm of Chambers
Hodd of 2nd pt & James JACKSON and John MATHEWS both of
City of Dublin merchants of 3rd pt. reciting that Peppard WARREN
was entitled to one undivided 7th pt … of Maurice Peppard WARREN
deceased… debt owed to JACKSON of 339.8.5 … [complex set of
interconnected mortgages etc] houses on north side of St. James St. without
the Gate City of Dublin containing in front to Street 87’ and in depth from
front to rere 200’ and lands of Balymacad otherwise Ballymacada Tubbrid
otherwise Tubbutt Rasseilla otherwise Rassallagh and part of Rathmay
otherwise Rathmea and part of town and lands of Trunkstown[?] otherwise
Trinkstown all in Co. Meath … [more land in Dublin] |
365 |
777 |
578 |
526713 |
BRADFORD |
Louth
Armagh |
1822 Dec 31 |
BRADFORD & ors to KELLY Anneglog 1821-1825
(TI Bk 74)
Image 338
Benjamin BRADFORD of Markethill [in the townlands of Coolmillish,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower and Edenykennedy,
Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co. Armagh the heir at law of Rev.
Alexander BRADFORD of 1st pt. Richard Benson WARREN & Joseph
Devonshire JACKSON Esq both of City of Dublin executors of will of Rev.
Alexander BRADFORD late of Collon, Co. Louth deceased … townlands of
Blakestown and townlands in Barony Atherdee, Co. Louth |
x |
778 |
83 |
526818 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan
Fermanagh |
1822 Jan 1 |
--- 1822-1824
Image
61
BTW Joseph WHITTSITT of Saloo Co. Monaghan Esq. of the
1 pt; John JACKSON of Lismacshillagh Co. Fermanagh Esq of the other.
Reciting that said John JACKSON in order to perfect a division of
lands of Kilcreen sold to WHITTSITT 47a1r 10p of Kilcreen with 1/3 of the bog
of Shanro all in Co. Monaghan … |
365 |
776 |
196 |
526931 |
|
Armagh |
1822 Dec 19 |
EVANS-KELLY
Image
121
BTW Edward EVANS of Dungannon in Co. Tyrone, Esquire of the
one part and. Tenant Colonel Dawson KELLY of Armagh of other part. Whereby
31st. January 1778 William RICHARDSON in consideration of the sum of £2,000
granted to Sir John SMITH Burgess the name and addition of John SMITH of the
City of London Esq. (in his actual possession as therein mentioned) and to
his heirs and assigns. …. Including townlands Annaboe [Annaboe,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Annaree [Annareagh, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Ballyleny [Ballyleny,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West,], Richhill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Ballylughan [probably Ballyloughan,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Mullalelish [Mullalelish,
Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West], Drumard [either Drumard
(Jones) or Drumard
(Primate) Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] and Ballyfadmore [?] all in Co.
Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas Kelly EVANS Esq & Alexander John DOBBIN. Edward
EVANS [SEAL] |
|
778 |
275 |
527010 |
DAWSON |
Tipperary |
1822 Jun 1 |
DAWSON, Anne otherwise HUTCHINSON-LEIGH 1822-1824
Image
167
William HUTCHINSON of Timony Park Co. Tipperary Esq.
and Anne HUTCHINSON otherwise DAWSON his wife … |
|
778 |
329 |
527065 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Limerick
Dublin |
1823 Jan 15 |
HAY 1822-1824 Error Not
p 550
Image
198
Thomas JACKSON of Fanningstown Co. Limerick Esq
of 1 pt. ‘ ....Lot #20 in possession of Reps of late Henry OTTIWELL on west
side of Lower or New Sackville St City of Dublin [description] … together
with the New buildings lately erected on 3 lots of ground intended for a Hotel
and to be known by the new Post Office Buildings Hotel … bounded on north by
Princess St. … |
365 |
778 |
362 |
531897 |
JACKSON, John |
|
1822-1824 |
PARK
Error The last memorial
in Book
778 in the digital version is #527335 Page 362 has Mem#527097. No
matches. It was ROD: 786-362-531897 |
365
??? |
778 |
480 |
527215 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
|
DAWSON, Elizabeth Marriage Articles 1822-1824
Image
285
Marriage between Patrick PUNDEN & Elizabeth DAWSON
daughter of Rosanna DAWSON who had lands in Co. Monaghan |
|
779 |
25 |
52758? |
JACKSON, John |
|
1822-1824 |
WALL
Error I looked through
all the memorials #52758? And nothing fit. |
365
??? |
779 |
177 |
527512 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Helena |
Dublin
Limerick |
1822-1824 |
BINDEN
Image
107
Thomas JACKSON of Fanningstown Co. Limerick Esq
& Helena JACKSON otherwise HALL his wife of the 6th pt
…
SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington |
365 |
779 |
250 |
527583 |
JOHNSTON |
Dublin
Louth |
1822 Aug 3 |
Image
156
BTW James JOHNSTON of Dominick St City of Dublin Esq of
1 pt; … Graham JOHNSTON of Dundalk Co. Louth Esq of 4th pt
NOTE: Probably James
JOHNSTON brother of Graham JOHNSTON (1786-1873) of Roden Place, Dundalk |
|
779 |
250 |
527585 |
JOHNSTON |
Dublin
Louth |
1822 Aug 3 |
Image
159
Hugh BRISCOE of Dominick St City of London & Graham
JOHNSTON of Dundalk Co. Louth Esq of other pt…. Henry SINGLETON will …
NOTE: I suspect this is Graham JOHNSTON (1786-1873) of Roden
Place, Dundalk |
|
779 |
322 |
527657 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1816 Oct 3 |
McCULLOGH-McCULLOGH 1821-1825
Shaneerakenmore
Deed of conveyance btw John
McCULLAGH senior then late of Clady but then of Kearny Hill [aka Kearney Hill
in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in
Co Armagh Gent of the 1 pt & John McCULLAGH junior eldest son of said
John McCULLAGH sr. of the other part. Reciting that Samuel CAMPBELL of that
part of Newry which is situate in Co Armagh, merchant and Thomas GRAHAM of
Gortgranagh Co Monaghan Gent and David BELL of that part of Newry which is
situate in Co Down Esq by indenture under their respective hands and seals
bearing date Oct 10 1787 in consid of £1,400 sterling granted to Samuel
McCULLAGH his heirs and assigns all that land in the townland of
Shanecrackenmore [Shanecrackan
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] formerly
in the possession of John LAWSON and then in occupation of Samuel FERGUSSON
John McALEXANDER and Andrew McCLAGHLEY together with the townland of
Derryhora [probably Dinnahorra,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Orior Lower] reputed
to be three quarters thereof all lands in manor of Teemore [SEE: Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co.
Armagh. Also reciting that the sum of seven hundred pounds being one half of
the sum of one thousand four hundred pounds was the proper money of said John
McCULLAGH senior who was naturally concerned with said Samuel McCULLAGH in
the purchase of said premises and that upon a division of said premises and
lands in Shanecrackenmore became the property of the said John McCULLAGH
senior and that said Samuel McCULLAGH by indented deed bearing date Oct 15
1787 conveyed said lands of Shanecrackenmore unto John McCULLAGH sr. and by
said deed of which this is a memorial the said John McCULLAGH sr conveyed his
interest in Shanecrackenmore unto his eldest son John McCULLAGH jr. for 3
lives [all royalty] |
15 |
779 |
459 |
597774 |
JACKSON, Charlotte |
Wicklow |
1823 Mar 17 |
MURRAY 1822-1824
Image
265
BTW Charlotte JACKSON of Delgany,
Co. Wicklow widow & Executrix of Thomas JACKSON deceased of 1 pt
Lawrence MURRY of same place of other part… 15 a of land in Delganny.
WITNESS: Alexander JACKSON of Delganny, Co. Wicklow Carpenter &
Robert MILLS NOTE: Parish Delgany, Barony Rathdown,
SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
365 |
779 |
462 |
527797 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1723 Mar 1 |
McCULLOGH-WRIGHT 1821-1825 Shaneerakenmore
[See #527657 above for history] Shanecrackenmore [Shanecrackan
More, Parish Mullaghbrack
(ONeilland West portion), demised by John McCULLAGH of Kearney Hill [aka
Kearney Hill in Cavanacaw,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, Gent to Moses WRIGHT of Donaghhaddie, Co. Down Gent of the other
pt
SEE: 779-322-527657 for
more detail. |
15 |
779 |
503 |
527378 |
BARTLEY |
|
1822-1824 |
John BARTLEY to KENNEDY |
|
780 |
1 |
527936 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1820 Mar 4 |
McCULLAGH-LEEBODY 1821-1825
Image
6
BTW Robert McCULLAGH of
Killeen [possibly Killeen,
Parish of Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], farmer,
James CORRY of Killeen, farmer, Elizabeth McCULLAGH otherwise CORRY his wife
which said Robert and Elizabeth are children of John McCULLAGH deceased and
the grandchildren of and two of the devisees named in the will of Elizabeth
McCULLAGH deceased therein named John SIMPSON and Elizabeth McCULLAGH
otherwise SIMPSON his wife.. John MARSHALL and Sarah McCULLAGH orse MARSHALL
his wife and also the grandchildren and two of the devisees named in the will
of said Elizabeth McCULLAGH deceased and Margaret McCULLAGH the widow of said
John McCULLAGH deceased. … Elizabeth McCULLAGH had 16 acres 2 rood in
Killeen, Parish & Co. Armagh. Held by lease from Arthur GRAHAM late of
Hockley Co. Armagh deceased…. Under will of Elizabeth McCULLAGH then vested
in Robert McCULLAGH James CORRY in right of his wife Elizabeth John SIMPSON
in right of his wife Elizabeth John MARSHALL in right of Sarah his wife, and
Margaret McCULLAGH widow in consideration of £577.10. paid by Anne LEEBODY
for 16a 2r 20p of lands of Killeen including house buildings yards gardens
orchards meadows pastures feedings ways waters watercourses privileged
emoluments and appurtenances … WITNESS: Robert McCULLAGH [SEAL] James CORRY
[SEAL} Elizabeth CORRY [SEAL} Margaret McCULLAGH [SEAL] Anne LEEBODY [SEAL] |
1 |
780 |
31 |
527966 |
STITT |
Armagh |
1823 Apr 21 |
STITT-STITT Keadybeg,
John STITT of Keadybeg,[Keady
Beg, Parish Loughgilly
(Lower Orior portion), Barony Orior Lower,] Co.
Armagh of 1st pt & Nathaniel STITT, son of John STITT
reciting June 6 1786 lands of Keadybeg demised to John STITT |
1 |
780 |
78 |
528013 |
DONALDSON |
Armagh |
1823
Apr 5 |
Louisa Jane KELLY – her will
1821-1825
5 April 1823 Freeduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
Will of Louisa Jane KELLY
Spinster daughter of Rev
Daniel KELLY late of Killeshall Co Tyrone & Sarah KELLY otherwise
DONALDSON his wife also deceased. She leaves a sum of £1000 “to be charged
and chargeable on all my estates in the counties of Armagh and Antrim which
belonged to my late grandfather James DONALDSON and to be raised and payable
on the day of the death of my Aunt Mrs. Anne CLEWLEW and no sooner to bear
interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the death of said Anne
CLEWLEW untill paid in trust to pay the interest of the said sum of £1000 to
my aunt Sarah Maria EVANS [a range of bequests follow to EVANS descendants
with mention of extensive lands including Ringfad and Freeduff [Freeduff,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper].]
... to pay unto my uncle
James Randall DONALDSON ... annuity or yearly sum of £100/ year.
.. Aunt Mrs Anne CLEWLEW the
widow of Rev James Clewlew [NOTE: Anne DONALDSON (?-aft 1845) was the daughter of Capt.
James DONALDSON & Hester ECHLIN.]
.... cousins John Echlin MATTHEWS
and James Clewlew MATTHEWS, George MATTHEWS, cousin Thomas KELLY Evans, uncle
Arthur Irwin KELLY, cousin Alexander Daniel KELLY, , uncle Col Samuel KELLY,
uncle Col Dawson KELLY, |
o |
780 |
143 |
528078 |
|
Tyrone |
Bk 48 |
HYNES – REED |
|
780 |
217 |
528152 |
|
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
BUNBURY-BRYAN Book 48 (1821-1825) |
|
780 |
220 |
528155 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE,
Peter-BIRCH |
|
780 |
266 |
528202 |
BARTLEY |
Tyrone |
1823 Apr 12 |
BARTLEY-REED Bk 48
Btw John BARTLEY of Moy, Co. Tyrone farmer of one pt
& James REED of Blackwaterstown, Co. Armagh, Merchant of other pt. for
300 pounds demised lands of Cranlon in Co. of Tyrone |
1 |
780 |
304 |
528239 |
JACKSON, William |
Kings |
1818 Jan 13 |
Image
157
BTW Joseph HANKS of Buckingham St. Co. Dublin Esq. of 1st pt & Jeremiah HANKS of same place Esq son of 2nd pt. Hannah
& Jane HANKS daughters of Joseph HANKS of 3rd pt. Reciting
articles 31 May 1791 on the Intermarriage of Joseph HANKS with Elizabeth
BOARDMAN, Jeremiah HANKS the Father of said Joseph HANKS [NOTE: I presume
this is in reference to one generation earlier or is a clerical error] and of
the sum of £1,000 the marriage portion of said Elizabeth BOARDMAN had agreed
to release unto William JACKSON and Joseph BOARDMAN the dwelling House
and Offices backside Yard and Garden set by Rev Abraham DAVIS to Edward
DALTON then in occupation of Jeremiah HANKS and also plot of land known as
Thomas BUTLER’s and Edward MOLLOY’s plot containing front 270’ bounded on
north by plot formerly in possession of Jeremiah HANKS the father of the said
Jeremiah on the East with the road leading from Parsonstown [now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] to Laffin and on the South with the quick set
facing the avenue of Moor Park and on the west with a plot formerly owned by
Thomas WHALEY and also a piece of land 5a bounded on North by a ditch leading
from the road to a Garden of Bartholomew [MEAGHERY?] and on the east with the
road leading from Parsonstown to Laffan and on the South with a quick set
leading from the Old Stile of Drumbane and on the West with a plot of John
[HEENAN?] lining in Barony of Ballybritt, Parish of Birr [aka Parsonstown now
in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], Kings Co.
as demised by Lawrence PARSONS to Jeremiah HANKS the Grandfather of said
Joseph HANKS and also a Garden known as Charles KELLY’s Garden in Parsonstown
and part of lands of Ballindara [aka Ballindarra and/or Ballindarra,
Parish Birr, Barony Ballybritt] in Barony
of Ballybritt Kings Co. bounded on the west by road leading to Bogan on the
North by the River Whiteford on the North East by holdings formerly George
BUCHANAN and James TAYLOR’s and on the South West by a plot formerly Robert
EVANS containing 10a in Barony Ballybritt, Kings Co as demised by Sir
Lawrence PARSONS to Nathanial PINDER and also 3 houses and plot backwards of
said houses on Mountsallin [?] Kings Co.
formerly bounded with Luke USHER’s ground Morres DENNESS plot John SHANKEY’s
plot and the River as demised to said Jeremiah HANKS by Robert and Nathaniel
[MINIERS?] as then held by Rhodolphus BUCHANAN of Riverstown Distiller to
hold unto said William JACKSON and Joseph BOARDMAN to the use of
Joseph HANKS for life remainder to the issue of the intended marriage and
reciting that said marriage took effect and there was issue one son and two
daughters to wit the said Jeremiah, Hannah and Jane and reciting that said
Joseph intended shortly to leave the Kingdom and reside in North America and
intended to provide for Jeremiah, Hannah & Jane and reciting that a
marriage was shortly intended to be had btw Jeremiah HANKS son of said Joseph
and Mary Ann PURCELL of Flander St Co. Dublin spinster with whom said
Jeremiah was to receive £1,100, 5% Gov Debentures … if Hannah or Jane should
marry during the absence of Joseph HANKS from this kingdom with the consent
of Jeremiah [HANKS] jr Jeremiah HANKS his Uncle and Hubert KELLY M.D. or any
two of them then in trust to assign 1/3rd of said lands for the
use of the daughter and her issue …
NOTE: [Parsonstown aka
Birr now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], |
|
780 |
386 |
528322 |
OLIVER, James |
Tyrone |
1823 Apr 22 |
OLIVER-OLIVER
1822-24 Names Index
Deed of Rent charge dated Nov 7, 1822 btw James OLIVER of Killenaul, Co. Tyrone & Anne
OLIVER of Lismilladown, Co. Tyrone of the other. Reciting that the James
OLIVER was justly and fairly indebted to Anne OLIVER in the sum of £90 &
that said James OLIVER was possessed of 14 acres and a half of Land in
Lismulladown by virtue of two leases had agreed with Anne OLIVER to grant her
one annuity of £8 per year out of said lands WITNESSED: George McWILLIAMS of
Lismuladown [NOTE: aka Lismulladown]. &
James MAGILL of Aghnasallagh, Co. Tyrone… |
1 |
780 |
517 |
526653 |
JACKSON, Jas |
|
1822-1824 |
THOMPSON Not bk 777, 779
NOTE: Error - Book 780
starts with #527936 and Page 517 has memorial #528453 |
365
??? |
780 |
542 |
528478 |
JACKSON, Helena
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin
Meath
Limerick
Tipperary
Clare |
1823 Apr 7 |
--- Deed 1822-1824
Image
279
BTW Edward WHITE of Swords in the County of Dublin Esq.
and Capt. in his Majesty’s Royal Navy and Mary WHITE otherwise HALL his wife
of the first. Henry OSBORNE of Dardistown Castle in Co Meath & Henry
LYONS of Croom in the County of Limerick Esq.’s trustees of the marriage
settlement of the said Edward and Mary WHITE of the second part. Thomas
JACKSON of Fanningstown the County Limerick Esq. and Helana JACKSON otherwise HALL his wife of the third part. Thomas CASEY of the city of Dublin
Esq. barrister at Law surviving trustee made in the marriage settlement of
the said Thomas and Helena JACKSON (his wife) of the 4th pt…… [4 page memorial with lands in several counties]
SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington |
365 |
780 |
551 |
598487 |
JACKSON, Nathl |
Queens … |
1823 Apr 25 |
JACKSON in trust 1822-1824
Error - Correct #s
780-551-528487
a deed of release May between Nathaniel JACKSON Mountmellick in Queens County Esq. of the first part Robert Thacker
Mountmellick aforesaid Esq. of the second part and Rachel Maria JACKSON of the city of Dublin spinster of the third part. … lands in Mountmellick…
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
365 |
781 |
135 |
528670 |
JACKSON, Alexander, Humphry, James, Letitia, Mary,
Susannah, Isabella |
Monaghan
Antrim |
1823 Mar 26 |
HORNER
Image
86 1822-1824
BTW Letitia JACKSON of town of Ballyea
[Ballybay] Co. Monaghan widow and William TENANT of Belfast Co. Antrim Esq.
of 1st pt Robert TENANT of Belfast Esq of 2nd pt Humphry
JACKSON of Alacapas, Alexander JACKSON of Natchiloches and James
JACKSON of Nachy all in United States of North America. Isabella WINNING
otherwise JACKSON of Ballybea widow Susanna & Mary JACKSON of Ballybea spinsters – surviving children of Hugh JACKSON late of
Ballybay deceased of 3rd pt. … 57’ in street of Ballybay and 8’
for a Gateway together with the garden formerly in possession of Hugh
JACKSON and part of [?] CRAIGs garden leading from his old Mill House to
the bridge together with plot of land 27p. in townland of Dernalubina in
estate of Ballybay Co. Monaghan bounded on east by Street of Ballybay on the
North by the late Joseph McCARTER’s tenement now in possession of Joseph
MARTIN on the west by the new river which is on the townland of Dernalubina
and on the south partly by CRAIGs tenement and partly by the road commonly called
the Meeting House lane. To hold to Francis HORNER … for natural life of Washington
JACKSON, Alexander JACKSON and Isabell WINNING… WITNESS: John HORNER and
William RANKIN both of Ballybay Co. Monaghan Gent
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
365 |
781 |
230 |
528765 |
OLIVER |
Lisburn
Antrim
Down |
1823 May 14 |
CURRAN & ors –HARVEY
1822-24 Names Index
Btw Joseph CURRAN late of Lisburn, but now of Belfast,
Co. Antrim & Mary CURRAN otherwise OLIVER his wife…. Town and lands of
Cultra, Co. Down.. lots of KENNEDY names as well… |
1 |
781 |
550 |
529085 |
DAWSON |
Dublin
Tipperary |
1823 Jun 2 |
STRETTLE-
Susanna STRETTLE of City of Dublin of 1st pt; …William HUTCHINSON of Timony Park, Co. Tipperary & Anne HUTCHINSON
his wife…
DAWSON, Anne otherwise HUTCHINSON-ST COMBS [if I read
my own handwriting correctly!] |
1 |
782 |
22 |
529167 |
DAWSON |
Armagh |
1823 Jun 6 |
DAWSON, William Marriage Articles 1822-1824
William DAWSON of Dungannon Co Tyrone Member of Royal
College of Surgeons of London married Elizabeth CARRICK with consent of
William CARRICK of Richmond [possibly Richmount (Aghavellan), Parish Drumcree, Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh. |
16e |
782 |
46 |
529181 |
JACKSON, Humphry |
|
1822-1824 |
SINCLAIR |
365 |
782 |
52 |
529187 |
JACKSON, Jas |
|
1822-1824 |
BOWER |
365 |
782 |
278 |
529413 |
JACKSON, Samuel |
Dublin |
1823 Jan 20 |
JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1822-1824
Samuel JACKSON of Cork St Co. of Dublin Cotton
Manufacturer of the 1 pt & Samuel JACKSON jr. of Cork St Cotton
Manufacturer of the other pt. … tenement at corner of Ormond had been made
over to JACKSON by HOEY… |
16e
365 |
782 |
279 |
529414 |
JACKSON, Saml |
|
1822-1824 |
MILLS |
365 |
782 |
359 |
529494 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE,
Esther Marriage Article |
! |
783 |
59 |
529794 |
JACKSON, Fras |
Dublin
Kings |
1823 Jul 11 |
SMITH-JACKSON 1822-1824
Error. On Bk 785 pg 59 is Mem 530994. See Image
37
Image 44
BTW Robert SMITH of City of
Dublin Gent of 1st pt; Rt Hon Warren William Lord Baron Rossmore
of 2nd pt; Francis JACKSON of Temple Bar City of Dublin Hat
Manufacturer of 3rd pt & George JACKSON of Ballyboy
Kings Co. Gent of 4th pt. Reciting deed 10 May 1821 made btw Henry
JERVIS of Mountmellick Queens Co Esq. administrator of goods etc
unadministered of Bartholomew William Warren of Killingsaskey [?] Esq
deceased of 1st pt; Rt Hon [??] administrator of goods of peter
WESTENRA late of ____ Esq. deceased of 2nd pt & Henry JERVIS
Administrator of goods etc of William PIGOTT late of City of Dublin Esq.
Daniel LEWIS [?] of Mitchelstown Co. Cork Esq & Warer LEWIS & William
LEWIS children of said Daniel LEWIS by Eleanor LEWIS otherwise WESTENRA his
late wife of 3rd pt. Sir Edward William CROSBIE now a Captain in
his Majesty’s 23rd Regiment of Foot & Hester Dorothea CROSBIE
of ___ spinster of 4th pt. the said Warner William Lord Baron
Rossmore as executor of will of Dame Castilianco CROSBIE of 5th pt
& Robert SMITH party hereto of 6th pt. … [2 pages of details]
… Robert SMITH in consideration of 10 shillings paid by George JACKSON on delivery of said deed .. lands of Longford otherwise Big Longford
otherwise Great Longford and Killenilly otherwise Killenilly in Kings Co. …
WITNESS: John HASLAM of City of Dublin Attorney & John MAYNE clerk to
Robert SMITH. Peter SMITH [SEAL] |
365
??? |
783 |
102 |
529837 |
BAGNALL, James |
Kings
Westmeath |
1823 Jun 7 |
Image
78
BTW Godfrey Willa BERRY of Firbane, Kings Co. Esq of 1st pt John NORTH of Whitewell Co. Westmeath Esq & Sarah Frances NORTH
spinster of 2nd pt David NORTH of Fairview Co. Westmeath &
James BAGNELL of Firbane [Ferbane,
Parish Wheery
or Killagally, Barony Garrycastle] Kings
Co. Esq. of 3rd pt. Marriage to be had btw Godfrey Wills BARRY
& Sarah Frances NORTH and whereas Godfrey Wills BARRY by will of
Grandfather Thomas BERRY of Egles Castle, Kings Co had rent charge from lands
of Loughnagore Seyhanna & Colehill Co. Westmeath … interest in such ands
in trust with David NORTH and James BAGNELL … WITNESS: John Roger NORTH,
Isaac NORTH |
|
783 |
174 |
529909 |
DAWSON |
Westmeath |
1823 Jul 19 |
DAWSON, John-JACKSON 1822-1824
Image 135
Bt John P. DAWSON of Naughaville Co. Westmeath … Joseph
Devonshire JACKSON of 6th pt. |
q |
783 |
221 |
529956 |
LATOUCHE |
Dublin |
1823 Jul 8 |
LATOUCHE,
Rev. Marriage Article 1822-1824
Thomas Digges LATOUCHE of City of Dublin Esq. One of
the sons of William Digges LATOUCHE late of Souce in the County of Dublin,
Esq. Dec’d of 1st part & Peter Digges LATOUCHE of City of Dublin, Gent
& Rev John James Digges LATOUCHE of Dublin executors of the late Peter
Digges LATOUCHE of Dublin Esq. Dec’d who was one of the executors of William
Digges LATOUCHE of 2nd part. Anne NEEDHAM spinster daughter of Thomas NEEDHAM
& Rachel NEEDHAM. |
|
783 |
283 |
530018 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan
Armagh |
1823 May 23 |
OLIVER-HADDEN also OLIVER & MADDEN NOTES in 2009
diary RE: Marriage Articles Book 48 (1821-1825) Aghnaglock, Bowarren
Marriage Settlement between Rev. Silver OLIVER Clerk,
Rector of Loughgall, Co. Armagh of 1st part & Alicia Maria MADDEN
spinster youngest daughter of Samuel MADDEN late of Hilton, Co. Monaghan,
Esq. dec’d of 2nd part, etc… (long deed, many lands mentioned) WITNESS Robert
Dudley OLIVER, City of Dublin & James DOBSON servant to Charles MADDEN,
Esq. |
|
783 |
361 |
530097 |
JACKSON, Josiah |
Waterford |
1822 Nov 23 |
Image 247 1822-1824
… Josias JACKSON late a lieut in the 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons then residing at Leamington Co. Warwick Esq. and
William Henry ARMSTRONG of Mount Balon [?] Kings
Co. in Ireland then residing in Paris Esq ……. |
365 |
783 |
363 |
530099 |
JACKSON, Josiah |
Waterford |
1822 Nov 25 |
Image 249
… Josias JACKSON late a lieut in the 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons then residing at Leamington Co. Warwick and
William Henry ARMSTRONG of Mount Balon [?] Kings
Co. in Ireland then residing in Paris Esq of the 2nd pt … |
|
783 |
405 |
530140 |
JACKSON, Harriet M.R. |
Kings |
1823 Jul 28 |
CLOSE Gr otherwise HUGHES
1822-1824
Image 268
Btw Robert HUGHES of
Parsonstown [now in Townparks, Parish Birr,
Barony of Ballybritt] Kings Co. Esq and Harriot
Maria Ruddock HUGHES otherwise JACKSON his wife of the 1st pt;
James Ruddock GRAY of Ballineer, Co. Cork Esq. of 2nd pt. Henry
Samuel CLOSE of City of Dublin Banker of 3rd pt. Maxwell CLOSE of
Elm Park [Mullaghatinny aka Elm Park, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion)] Co. Armagh of 4th pt & William [RYVES?] late of Grove Hall, Co. Wicklow Esq but then
residing at Portreine Queens Co. of 5th pt. … lands in
Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow.
NOTE: Daughter of Robert JACKSON (1765-1801). James
Gray RUDDOCK married Henrietta JACKSON daughter of Robert JACKSON (d 1785). NOTE:
Parsonstown aka Birr
SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
365 |
783 |
412 |
530147 |
|
Armagh |
1823 Jun 4 |
Image 271
BTW Elizabeth
RICHARDSON, Isabella RICHARDSON and Louisa RICHARDSON, all of Rich Hill in
the county of Armagh. Spinsters, The only children. Heiresses law. Named in
the will of William RICHARDSON, late of Rich Hill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Esquire
deceased of the first part. The Right Honourable Archibald, Earl of Gosford.
Castle in the County of Armagh and John MOORE late of Drumbanagher [Drumbanagher, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in
the county of Armagh, but now of the city of Dublin, Esquire. Which said Earl
of Gosford and John MOORE, are trustees named in and appointed by the last
will of William RICHARDSON, deceased of the second part. Leonard DOBBIN, the
younger of the City of Dublin, one of the solicitors of His Majesty's High
Court of Chancery in Ireland of the third part. And Alexander John DOBBIN of
the City of Dublin, Attorney at Law of the 4th Part. … assigned all that part
of the Castle, Mansion House and Demesne Lands, of Rich Hill and County of
Armagh and the Bawn parks, orchards and gardens belonging there, too. And
also the Manor of Legacurry and Mullalelish [Mullalelish, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] with the Courts
Leet and Courts Baron. … And the whole town of Legacurry otherwise called
Rich Hill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]. in the
said county of Armagh. …. and also small portion of Mullalelish … [many
townlands mentioned] … all part of the estate of William RICHARDSON, Esquire,
deceased. And were by his will 8 Nov 1814 devised to and for the use of the
said Elizabeth RICHARDSON, Isabella RICHARDSON and Louisa RICHARDSON
Spinsters. And all other the houses, castles, manors, townlands, tenants,
rents, and hereditaments and moieties, or other shares thereof … in the
county of Armagh … the estates of the said William RICHARDSON, and of which
he died, seized or possessed together with all in singular houses, outhouses,
or hereditaments, and appurtenances. Whatsoever to the said Castle Manors,
townlands, tenements, rents, and hereditaments … To hold to the said Leonard
DOBBIN his heirs and assigns. WITNESS: Arthur Irwin KELLY of the city of
Armagh and William BLACKER of Market Hill, both in the County of Armagh.
Esquires Elizabeth RICHARDSON [SEAL]. Isabella RICHARDSON [SEAL], Louisa
RICHARDSON [SEAL]. |
|
783 |
506 |
530241 |
NORTH, Richard Toumalin |
Meath
Dublin
England |
1823 May 5 |
Image
317
BTW
Richard Taulmin NORTH of Thurland Castle Co. Lancashire of 1st pt
& Christopher Armitage NICHOLSON of Balrath, Co. Meath, Ireland Esq. Of
the other pt. For considerations mention NORTH demised to NICHOLSON Town and
Lands of Emlough otherwise Emlogh otherwise Emlach otherwise Emla in Barony
of Kells, Co. Meath now in actual possession of Rt. Hon. Thomas TAYLOR
commonly called Earl of Bective by virtue of lease 14 July 1883 made by late
Miles NORTH Esq. deceased father of Richard Toulmin NORTH to the late Rt. Hon
Thomas Earl of Bective deceased grandfather of the beforenamed Thomas Earl of
Bective … WITNESS Susanna REYNOLDS of Harley Street Co. Middlesex widow
& John William BALL of Dominick Street, City of Dublin. NOTE: See: Wiki
entry on Rt. Hon. Thomas Taylor. In terms of family connections: On
4 July 1754, he married Jane Rowley, daughter of Hercules Langford
Rowley and his wife Elizabeth
Rowley, 1st Viscountess Langford They had four daughters and six
sons. Bective died aged 70 and was succeeded in his titles by his oldest son Thomas. His
second son Hercules and his third son Robert represented both the same constituency as their father. The fourth son Clotworthy was
ennobled in his own right as Baron
Langford. His grandson General Sir Richard Taylor enjoyed a distinguished career in the army. NOTE: 1705 will of Samuel JACKSON. This was part of his
legacy that passed to various JACKSONs and then to Miles NORTH. |
|
783 |
565 |
530099 |
JACKSON, Josiah |
Waterford |
1822 Nov 25 |
Stirling 1822-1824
Image 249
… Josias JACKSON late a Lieut in the 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons then residing at Leamington Co. Warwick …. |
365 |
784 |
80 |
530415 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Dublin |
1823 Jul 3 |
POPE 1822-1824
Image
50
BTW Peter JACKSON Esq. of Gardiner St., City of
Dublin of 1 pt & Elias POPE of Capel St City of Dublin Gent. Reciting 28
Jan 1767 that Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Smith demised to Edward
CLARKE Shoemaker the new Dwelling House on the east side of Capel St.
[description] Reciting that Joanna JACKSON and John JAMES two of the
lives in the indenture had long since died and that the title and interest of
the said Peter JACKSON Smith had become vested in said Peter
JACKSON … names of Elias POPE party thereto & John POPE eldest son of
said Elias POPE then aged about 6 to be added in place of Joanna JACKSON & John JAMES.
NOTE: Joanna JACKSON née
VINCENT.
SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
365 |
784 |
517 |
530859 |
JACKSON, Geo Sir |
|
1822-1824 |
TOIDY [?]
Error The memorial on pg
517 was # 530853 concerning an ASHE-HICKMAN marriage – no mention of JACKSON.
Memorial #530859 concerned DALY see Image 322. |
365
??? |
785 |
5 |
530940 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Dublin |
1823 May 1 |
SMITH 1822-1824
Image
8
BTW Edward Augustus WALLER of City of Dublin Solicitor
& Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of said City Esq Barrister Trustees in
will of Ralph MACKLIN |
365 |
785 |
60 |
529795 |
JACKSON, Fras |
Dublin
Kings |
1822-1824 |
SMITH-JACKSON
Image
45
Much detail from previous
memorial
George JACKSON & Frances JACKSON … Robert SMITH [SEAL] |
365
??? |
785 |
61 |
529796 |
JACKSON, Fras |
Dublin
Kings |
|
SMITH-JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
48
Much detail from previous
memorial
Francis JACKSON Hat Manufacturer … George JACKSON … Robert SMITH [SEAL] |
365
??? |
785 |
61 |
529797 |
JACKSON, Fras |
Dublin
Kings
Meath |
1823 Jul 11 |
WINGFIELD-JACKSON
Image
49
Hon Edward WINGFIELD of Cork
Abbey Co. Dublin of 1st pt; Lady Rossmond of 2nd pt;
William Blaney WADE of Clonabraney Co. Meath Esq. of 3rd py Rt Hon
Warner William Lord Baron Rossmore of 4th pt; Francis JACKSON of
City of Dublin Hat Manufacturer of 5th pt; George JACKSON of
Ballyboy Kings Co. of 6th pt. Gent. … |
|
785 |
83 |
531018 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE,
Emily Marriage Article |
! |
785 |
109 |
531044 |
JACKSON, Robert & Eugenia |
Kings
Tipperary |
1823 Oct 4 |
JACKSON-Eugenia ors CURTIS marriage
PRONI T808/8255 Marriage settlement Eugenia Maria
JACKSON of Grange [Grange,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt]
– CURTIS
volume 785 page 109 number 53104 for Memorial
registered 4 October 1823 of marriage settlement of 14 June 1822
Henry LANAUZE junior of College Green Dublin
stockbroker of second part the bridegroom Elizabeth Eugenia Curtis only daughter of Joseph Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybrittin]
in Kings County Esq. and his wife Eugenia Maria Curtis alias Jackson, spinster of third part. Said Joseph & Eugenia Maria Curtis of first part. Rev. Thomas
LANAUZE [AMBA? – was he at Killeshandra?] in county Cavan clerk. Thomas Lewis of Cornhill London city Esq.
Timothy Joseph Jackson Curtis of Mossfield [Mossfield,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybrittin]
in Kings County Gent and Garrett Moore of Carrickonsuir, County Tipperary Esq. all the fourth part. Refers to
marriage settlement 4 July 1797 of brides parents between Eugenia Maria Jackson daughter of Eugenia Jackson then late of Grange [Grange,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt] in
Kings County widow and of Robert Jackson deceased both of second part. Joseph Curtis eldest son of Timothy Curtis of
Hackney County Middlesex Esq. and said Timothy both of first part. Richard
Massey Hansard of Miskin, Co.
Glamorgan Esq. James Ruddock Gray of Ballyneer [possibly Ballynamire]
in Kings County Esq. Thomas Plummer of London city merchant. George Curtis of Fitzroy square Fitzroy St., County Middlesex all the fourth part. Of which
new trustees were afterwards appointed viz James Ruddock Gray; Thomas Curtis and Charles Bendrick Curtis. Bride is over 21. Her brothers are Joseph Jackson Curtis; Robert Roddick Curtis; and John William Grady Curtis. She is legatee of will of 14
February 1804 of her grandfather Timothy whose trustees were his brother Sir
William Curtis Baronet Thomas Plummer and Richard Henry Clark. LANAUZE settles two policies
of insurance. Witnesses J. pellott,
Ironmongers Hall, London. St. George Gregg College Green Dublin. Robert Jones and John Jones of Peter St., Dublin; Thomas Little of Anglesey, St., Dublin.
Memorial signed by bride and both her parents and by
bridegroom.
SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran |
365 |
785 |
169 |
531104 |
DAWSON |
Monaghan |
1822-1824 |
DAWSON, Prudentia – Marriage Articles
NOTE: Ms. Dawson married
Dr. Morris “Muns” Welsh, MD, of Cootehill |
|
785 |
198 |
529955 |
JACKSON, Jas |
|
1822-1824 |
GRIFFITH
Error. Bk 785 starts
with Memorial #530936 |
365
??? |
785 |
246 |
531181 |
JACKSON, Abraham |
Tipperary |
1823 May 19 |
CHAYTOR 1822-1824
Image
163
[various parties in Tipperary] & Abraham
JACKSON of Lanmaes, Wales, UK … William LECKY & Sarah LECKY otherwise
FENNELL of Rehill, Co. Tipperary … |
365 |
785 |
366 |
531309 |
JACKSON, Josh |
Cork |
1823 Oct 1 |
MILLNER 1822-1824
Image
238
Error I saw no mention
of JACKSON. It was FOLEY-RIORDAN. |
365
??? |
785 |
366 |
531309 |
JACKSON, Margt |
Cork |
1823 Oct 1 |
MILLNER Gr otherwise CLARKE Error I had Memorial # 531509 |
365
??? |
785 |
377 |
531312 |
JACKSON, Thomas |
Dublin
Meath |
1823 Oct 9 |
Image
239
BTW Henry BRADSHAW of Angier St City of Dublin upholder
of 1st pt Jane BAGNALL of North Cumberland Street in City of
Dublin Spinster of the 2nd pt & Charles MOORE of Jervis St
Gent & Thomas JACKSON of Mabbott Street Coal Factor City of Dublin
of 3rd pt. Jane BAGNALL one of the children of deceased Richard
BAGNAL was entitled to one undivided third of an annuity of £40 yearly
arising out of lands of Clatterstown, Co. Meath and also 1/3rd pt
of profit of £40 from a Dwelling House and premises in Peter Street, City of
Dublin then in possession of Arthur BATTERSBY. Said deed further recited that
a marriage was shortly to be had btw Henry BRADSHAW and Jane BAGNALL …
transfer to Charles MOORE and Thomas JACKSON as trustees until the
solemnization of marriage … WITNESS: Michael STEPHENS of Digges St &
Henry Cunningham KELLY of Micklinburgh Street both in City of Dublin Gents. |
|
785 |
424 |
531359 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1823 Oct 3 |
JACKSON-PEPPER Names Index 1822-1824
Btw Thomas JACKSON of Upper Bridge in City of
Dublin, Linen Draper & John PEPPER & William LOCKE of North Ann St,
City of Dublin, merchants... |
|
785 |
428 |
531364 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Tipperary
Dublin |
1822 Sep 20 |
LEFROY 1822-1824
Image
267
… Peter JACKSON of Gardiner Street of the 7th pt… |
365 |
785 |
510 |
531445 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Kings |
1823 Aug 26 |
--- Marriage Arts 1822-1824
Image
311
BTW John JACKSON of City of Dublin of 1st pt & Eliza USHER of Eccles St City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt William JONES of Stephens St City of Dublin Esq & John USHER of
Merrion Row City of Dublin of 3rd pt. Trustees … Eliza USHER under
the will of her father Richard USHER was entitled to a 4th share
out of a profit rent of £30 out of house #11 of Strife [?] St in City of
Dublin & a 4th share of a certain property at Palmer’s Hill [probably in Birr now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], in Kings
Co. …Reciting that a marriage to be had btw John JACKSON & Eliza
USHER .. properties & bonds to be conveyed to trusts … John JACKSON [SEAL] Eliza JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: The Ushers of Birr by J. M. Masters
Eliza Usher, bapt. 9 May 1787 at St. Mary. She was
living at Eccles Street, Dublin, at the date of her marriage settlement 26
August 1823 with John Jackson of
Dublin, which mentions among her property an annuity of £20 from Lord Ross
(presumably the Earl of Rosse). She signed the memorial of 3 November
following with her married name. As a Trustee of her niece's marriage
settlement in 1826, John Jackson was described as 'of the House of Industry,
Dublin, Esq,' As 'John Jackson of
Limerick, Esq., and Eliza Jackson otherwise Usher, his wife' they appointed new trustees to their own marriage
settlement in 1841, when the issue of the marriage was 'one only son Richard Usher Jackson'. |
365 |
785 |
578 |
531513 |
JACKSON, Mary |
Dublin |
1823 Nov 6 |
JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
347
Mary JACKSON of Leeson St. City of Dublin widow
of 1st pt; Jane COPERS of Stephens Green City of Dublin, Spinster
of 2nd pt; Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St Esq.
Barrister of 3rd pt. … reciting George Bradshaw SCOTT to Mary
JACKSON 31 Oct 1811 … dwelling house on east side of Leeson St. … |
365 |
786 |
89 |
531624 |
BARTLEY |
|
1822-1824 |
Jas BARTLEY & Margt BARTLEY to BARTLEY & anr in
Trust |
x |
786 |
98 |
551633 |
JACKSON, Humphry |
|
1822-1824 |
COOLEY |
365 |
786 |
144 |
531679 |
JACKSON, Martha, and Mary |
Tyrone
Londonderry |
1823 Nov 1 |
WILSON Gr otherwise GILKEY 1822-1824
WILSON Gr otherwise HANSON
Image
82
BTW Rev. David GILKEY of
Omagh Co. Tyrone and Martha GILKEY otherwise JACKSON his wife &
Mark HANSON of McCleary [Macleary,
Parish Macosquin,
Barony Coleraine ] Co. Londonderry and Mary Anne HANSON otherwise JACKSON his wife.
Martha GILEY and Anne HANSON are administrators of Samuel JACKSON late
of Raphad [Rathfad,
Parish Aghanloo,
Barony Keenaght,]
Co. Londonderry of 1 pt. Joseph WILSON of Ballygallon [Ballygallin,
Parish Ballyaghran,
Barony N.E.
Liberties of Coleraine] Co. Londonderry farmer of other pt. Recites Paul
CHURCH Esq by indenture 27 Jan 1757 set to Finley EVINS all the half town of
Raphad at north side of town held under Lord Tyrone. Finley EVINS deceased
bequeathed to his eldest son John EVINS who on 4 Oct 1793 assigned all rights
of lands to Samuel JACKSON deceased and rights and credits of said Samuel
JACKSON deceased was granted by Diocesan Court of Derry to his daughters Martha
JACKSON and Mary Anne JACKSON now the wives of GILKEY & HANSON
… rights excepting royalties mines minerals water courses mill races, and
mill dams and the seal of a mill. To hold to Joseph WILLSON for remainder of
term… WITNESS: John JACKSON of Raphad and John LAURENCE of Coleraine
both in Co. Londonderry Gents
NOTE: Rathfad borders on Shanvey and Ballycastle,
other townlands held by JACKSONs |
365 |
786 |
207 |
531742 |
MENARY |
Armagh |
1823 Nov 14 |
LYNE-MENARY Magherkilcranny
Memorial of a deed made 29
Oct 1821 between James LYNE of City of Dublin Gent of the one part and John MENARY
of Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh Farmer of the other part... [description as beneath] lands heretofor
demised to Samuel SIMPSON of Magherkilcranny ... Witness Alexander MENARY of
Cavanbellaghry [Cavanballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Farmer. And
Henry Leslie PRENTICE Gent of City Armagh. (some differences in lease beneath
- not major) |
|
786 |
207 |
531743 |
MENARY |
Armagh |
1823 Nov 14 |
LYNE-MENARY Magherkilcrany
Memorial of an indenture 29
Oct 1821 between James LYNE of City of Dublin Gent of the one part and John
MENARY of Magherkilcranny [Maghery
Kilcrany, Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh], Co.
Armagh Farmer of the other part. ... LYNE granted the townland of Magherkilcranny
formerly in the possession of John and Alexander MENARY and then in the
possession of the said John MENARY and his undertenants. Containing by
estimation 35 acres 3 roods 24 perches plantation measure. For term of 20
years. Also right to cut bog from Farnaley for personal use. Witnessed by
Thomas ROBINSON of Magherkilcranny & Alexander MENARY of Cavanbellaghry [Cavanballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]. And Henry
Leslie PRENTICE Gent of City Armagh. |
|
786 |
211 |
531746 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1823 Nov 5 |
--- Marriage Arts 1822-1824
NOTE: error - I had
Memorial # 551746
Image
128
Thomas BRUNKER of Crieve Co. Monaghan Esq of 1st pt; Margaret BRUNKER of Drum Co. Monaghan of 2nd pt; John
JACKSON of Drumfaldra Co. Monaghan & Ralph YOUNG of same place Gent.
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
365 |
786 |
317 |
531852 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Tipperary
Dublin
Kings |
1823 Apr 5 |
Image
187 1822-1824
BTW Peter JACKSON of Gardiner St City of Dublin
Esq. of 1st pt & William CURTIS late of Annamore [possibly Annaghmore,
Parish Killoughy,
Barony Ballyboy, OR Annaghmore , Parish Tisaran,
Barony Garrycastle,
OR Annaghmore
and Annaghbeg, Parish Drumcullen, Barony Eglish] Kings Co. then
of Sandymount Co. Dublin Esq of 2nd pt. Robert CURTIS the elder & Robert CURTIS the younger both of Inane Co.
Tipperary Esq. of 3rd pt. John BOYD of Gloster [possibly Creggan
and Glosterboy] Kings Co Esq of 4th pt; Daniel John CURTIS
Esq. Harriet CURTIS & Sarah CURTIS younger children of said Robert CURTIS
the elder of Inane Co. Tipperary of 5th pt. … more names and
mention of Chancery suit. ,,, |
365 |
786 |
328 |
531863 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Antrim |
1823 Aug 29 |
BURKE Gr otherwise KENNEDY 1822-1824
Image
194
BTW Edmund Alexander KENNEDY of Kiltybegs Co, Donegal
& Anne KENNEDY otherwise JACKSON his wife of 1st pt …
[details which echo other deeds with no extra info useful to me]
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
365 |
786 |
362 |
531897 |
JACKSON, John & Robert |
Armagh
Dublin |
1823 Nov 17 |
--- Marriage Arts 1822-1824
JACKSON-STAMER Marriage Article Notes
in 2009 diary 1821-1825 Lisadian,[probably Lisadian,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Image
217
Marriage Deed between John
JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1st pt & Sir William STAMER,
City of Dublin, Baronet & Louisa STAMER spinster one of the daughters of
William STAMER of 2nd part & William STAMER second son of Sir
William STAMER & Robert William JACKSON of said City of Armagh,
Esq. Of 3rd part. Whereby the said John JACKSON in
consideration of a marriage between him & Louisa STAMER did assign to
William STAMER the younger & Robert William JACKSON ... an annuity
of £200/year payable out of the lands of Bellaghy [Ballaghy,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] and Lisadean [probably Lisadian,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in Parish & Co.
Armagh enabling them to levy a sum of £2000 by sale or mortgage of said
lands. … covenant on the said John JACKSON for the renewal of leases from
the Archbishop of Armagh as to the lands of Ballynahonebeg and Bellaghy from
the See of Armagh and also from Rev Doctor WOODWARD and his Representative of
the lands and Mill of Lesadian. WITNESS: Joseph RAWLINGS, City of Dublin,
Gent & James BELL, City of Dublin, Gent. |
365 |
787 |
357 |
532492 |
JACKSON, Richd |
Dublin |
1823 Dec 2 |
CARROLL 1822-1824
Image
232
BTW Richard JACKSON of Barrack St. City of
Dublin Tallow Chandler of the 1 pt & Christopher CARROLL of Barrack St
working Chandler of other part … JACKSON to CARROLL transfer of tenement on
North Side of Barrack St known by the sign of the Earl of Roths formerly in
possession of Mary GRANT and then in occupation of Christopher CARROLL
[description of neighbours] .. remainder of lease granted 2 Oct 1776 from
Christopher KELLETT to Mary GRANT . WITNESS: Sarah JACKSON, spinster
of Barrack St. & Charles DILLON of Leeson St Attorney. Richard JACKSON [SEAL]. |
365 |
788 |
27 |
532762 |
OLIVER, Dudley |
Tipperary |
1824 jan 13 |
Dudley OLIVER – not needed. |
15 |
788 |
28 |
539763 |
JACKSON, Peter |
|
1822-1824 |
JACKSON
Error: The last memorial
in bk 788 was #533335. It also wasn’t 532754
on pg 19 |
370 |
788 |
92 |
532828 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
Drumskelt BREAKEY & SMALL marriage Monaghan Town
Ballycullen St Drumskelt
Monaghan Town, Ballycullen St
I transcribed as 788 93 532828 from Names Ind
Transcribed by Ken Breakey as 788 92 532828 |
x |
788 |
100 |
532835 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Anna |
Dublin |
1824 Jan 19 |
WALKER Gr otherwise BAGNELL 1822-1824
Error: I also had Memorial # 539825
Image
71
BTW Thomas JACKSON & Anne Marie JACKSON otherwise BAGNELL his wife of City of Dublin of 1st pt. Eliza
BAGNELL [aka BAGNALL] of City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt and
Richard Cotton WALKER of Gloster St City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt.
whereas Thomas JACKSON & his wife & Eliza BAGNELL had surrendered
dwelling house back yard garden stable and Coach House known as #10 on east
side of North Cumberland St City of Dublin bounded on the north by #9 in
possession of Fhapper MINAS on the South by Rev. J HUDDARTS tenements on the
east by a Stable Lane containing in front 22’ and from front to rere 135’
together with all houses and houses or offices and all rights of passage to
hold to Richard Cotton WALKER … and said Richard Cotton WALKER in consider
of said surrender did release unto said Thomas JACKSON and Anne
Maria JACKSON otherwise BAGNALL & Eliza BAGNALL Thomas JACKSON [SEAL]
& Anne Marie JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William STONE of City of Dublin Gent
Attorney at Law & Richard WORTHINGTON of City of Dublin Gent.
NOTE: Their son: Thomas
JACKSON; b 1827 Dublin, Ireland; d 1904 Melbourne, Australia married Mary
GUBB. SOURCE: Graham JACKSON, a descendant.
SEE: Jacksons of Carlow & Wicklow for a possible connection |
370 |
788 |
150 |
538285 |
JACKSON, Catherine ors McELWAINE |
Down |
1824 Jan 22 |
JACKSON-McELWAINE Names Index 1822-1824
Indenture btw Richard JENNINGS of Downpatrick, Co.
Down, carpenter Benjamin McIVER of Downpatrick of the other pt. NOTE: There were several SAULs mentioned, but no
Catherin JACKSON. Perhaps the memorial left that out. |
15 |
788 |
155 |
532890 |
|
Dublin |
1824 Jan 1 |
Image
104
BTW Henry EARLY &
Margaret EARLY otherwise JOHNSTON his wife, Ann JOHNSTON, Jane JOHNSTON &
Mary JOHNSTON sister and coheiresses and devisees of John JOHNSTON late of
Parliament Street in City of Dublin Silk Manufacturer of 1 pt & John BARRY
of Parliament St Tea Merchant of other pt. William LINDSAY one of the
Divisional Magistrates of Police demised to George JOHNSTON of Brabazon Row
Silk Manufacturer in his possession a dwelling house on West side of
Parliament St #24 …. George JOHNSTON died intestate leaving his only son John
JOHNSTON and heir …. Reciting that John JOHNSTON had died whereby he
bequeathed said Dwelling house to his four sisters Margaret EARLY otherwise
JOHNSTON wife of Henry EARLY Ann JOHNSTON Jane JOHNSTON & Mary JOHNSTON
& Margaret his wife … Henry EARLY [SEAL] Ann JOHNSTON [SEAL] Jane
JOHNSTON [SEAL] Mary JOHNSTON [SEAL] |
|
788 |
290 |
533025 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Roscommon |
1823 Jan 13 |
GERATY 1822-1824
Image
175
BTW Samuel JACKSON of Boggin Co. Roscommon Gent
of 1 pt & James GERATY of Boggin farmer of the other pt. Reciting lease 1
Aug 1790 btw Sir Edward CROFTON of Moat Co. Roscommon Bart of 1 pt William
JACKSON of Boggin of other pt re: parcel of land called Boggin otherwise
Cloonadragh in Parish Kilmain Co. Roscommon containing 100a or tereabouts for
lives of Samuel JACKSON, Luke JACKSON and George JACKSON… William
JACKSON is dead and Samuel his eldest son entitled to interest …. |
370 |
788 |
404 |
533139 |
JACKSON, Samuel & Frances |
Wexford
Dublin |
1824 Jan 21 |
LITTLE Gr otherwise WHEELER 1822-1824
Image
234
BTW Nathaniel HUGHES and Anne HUGHES otherwise WHEELER
his wife, Sibyls WHEELER spinster & Manry WHEELER spinster all of town of
Wexford & Samuel JACKSON & Frances JACKSON otherwise
WHEELER his wife of Cork St City of Dublin of the 1 pt…. reciting will of
Edward WHEELER 3 Nov 1818 bequeathed to Sarah WHEELER since deceased, Anne
HUGHES, Sybyls WHEELER, Mary WHEELER & Frances JACKSON then
Frances WHEELER spinster sum of £1,000 to be equally divided between them
chargeable against lands of Barntown Co. Wexford … made over to George LITTLE
… Samuel JACKSON [SEAL] & Frances JACKSON [SEAL] |
370 |
788 |
600 |
533335 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Joseph |
Dublin |
1823 Oct 9 |
DOYLE 1822-1824
Image
353
BTW Joseph JACKSON & Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin Merchants of the 1 pt. & Catherine DOYLE of Francis St
City of Dublin, widow of the other … JACKSONs had granted land at Cutpurse
Row City of Dublin where a new Dwelling house had been erected by Andrew
DOYLE deceased… Joseph JACKSON [SEAL] Thomas JACKSON [SEAL] |
370 |
789 |
138 |
529273 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE,
Peter Marriage Article Wrong # |
|
789 |
168 |
533504 |
JACKSON, George |
Armagh |
1823 Jun 11 |
JACKSON-LOWDAY Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825
Image
100
Between Sir George JACKSON of Forkhill Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper], Co.
Armagh but now residing at Osten de Baronet of 1st part ... in
consideration of £4000 owed from Sir George JACKSON to William LOWDAY
& John EDWARDS ... (something about lives) Juliana Eliza OGLE without
issue ... 1803 Susannah BARTON... etc. |
370 |
789 |
171 |
533508 |
DICKIE |
Antrim |
1824 Feb 13 |
ROBINSON-DICKIE, James Found in townland index – I
think. NOTES in 2009 diary. Randalstown [Randalstown,
Parish Drummaul,
Barony Toome Upper],
Between George Abercrombie ROBINSON of Pall Mall, Co.
Middlesex, England & Henry TRAIL of City of London, Esq. Of 1 pt &
James DICKEY of Randalstown, Co. Antrim, James GAUSSON of Belfast, Co.
Antrim, merchant & James DICKEY of Hollybrook Co., Esq. … (several
townlands mentioned) in Town of Galway known as Atkinson Estates. |
|
789 |
208 |
533543 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Down |
1823 Dec 10 |
LOWRY 1822-1824
Image
129
btw William JACKSON of Ballyminstra, Parish
Kilmood, Co. Down, farmer of 1 pt. & Robert LOWRY of Ballybundon Co.
Down, farmer of other pt. William JACKSON in natural love and
affection and also in consideration of £10 granted to Robert LOWRY parcel of
land part of townland of Ringneal parish Tullynakill, Co. Down containing 14a
2r Cunningham Measure formerly in possession of James LAUGLIN and then in
possession of William JACKSON as undertenants …. WITNESS: Joseph
PATTEN of Balloo & William THOMPSON of Drumreagh, both Co. Down.
NOTE: Alexander LOWRY
was a United Irishman who fled to Germany but was allowed to return. Likely a
connection. |
370 |
789 |
360 |
529495 |
JACKSON, Thos |
|
1822-1824 |
TUTHILL
Error – 1st memorial in this bk is # 53336 |
365
??? |
789 |
480 |
532615 |
JACKSON, Oliver C. |
|
1822-1824 |
JACKSON
Error – 1st memorial in this bk is # 53336 |
370
??? |
789 |
547 |
533882 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Tyrone
Dublin |
1824 Mar 6 |
GOODIN 1822-1824
Error: Memorial # 533889
was at Image
334 – no mention of JACKSON. On pg 547 was Memorial #533882.
Image
329
BTW James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydoey, Co. Tyrone
Linen Merchant of 1 pt. Richard GOODWIN of Dorset St City of Dublin Esq of
other pt. James Eyre JACKSON sold lots containing in front of Saint
Georges Place on the Circular Road 376’ in depth … to Sherrard St. .. in
Lordship of St. Mary’s Abbey, Co. Dublin … [more description] … and also plot
on North East towards Georges Place … WITNESS; Charles MEARES of Dorset ST.
& Samuel KNOX of Blessington St., attorneys. |
370 |
790 |
2 |
533937 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1824 Jan 5 |
JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
7
BTW William YOUNG Upper Gardiner St City of Dublin
attorney of 1st pt; John JACKSON jr of Drumguldron Co.
Monaghan Esq. of 2nd pt. John JACKSON of Cremorne Green,
Co. Monaghan of 3rd pt. |
370 |
790 |
3 |
533938 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1824 Jan 5 |
JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
8 see above.
|
370 |
790 |
250 |
534186 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824 Mar 30 |
KENNEDY-OLIVER
Deed btw William KENNEDY of City of Armagh Merchant
& James OLIVER of the same City, merchant. Reciting indenture of 9 Feb
1824 Andrew DICKSON of Glenconway [Parish Bovevagh, Barony Keenaght, County Londonderry], Co. Antrim [sic?] GENT did demise to William KENNEDY & James
OLIVER tenement in English St. (see #534280) bordered on west by English St….
a lane leading from College St of 9’ wide. Lease for 31 years WITNESS:
William GRAHAM Gent; Edward THOMPSON, Shopman both of City of Armagh. |
|
790 |
345 |
534280 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824
April 6 |
Image
195
OLIVER-McDONNELL1821-1825
Armagh City English Street
NOTE: The name BARNETT may be of special interest on account
of OLIVER-BARNETT marriage in similar time frame.
James OLIVER of City of
Armagh Merchant in consideration of 5s set over Alexander McDONNELL of
Belfast Merchant tenement on the east side of English St formerly in
possession of Messrs Hugh & Thomas QUINN. “with the office houses store
houses lofts and yard containing in front 22 feet and from front to rear 152
feet with the passage of 9 feet wide in the lane leading from College St to
the rear of the premises. Meared and bounded on the North by Mrs. HAMILTON’s
tenement. On the South by Mr. TREANOR’s tenement. On the East by the tenement
of the Representatives of the late John SINGLETON & on the West by
English St. together with the appurtenances. And also one Annuity or clear
yearly rent charge of annual sum of Twenty one pounds sterling issuing &
payable out of all that part and parcel of the townland of Lislooney [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. then in
possession of Benjamin OLIVER father of the said James OLIVER containing by
estimation 46 acres & roods meared and bounded on the North by the Great
Road leading from Tynan to Keady on the east by the townland of Delea [Dillay,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] &
Lisheagh [Lissheagh,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny].] on the south
by the townland of Beaghy and on the west by Tynan river.... Witness John
WALLACE Attorney; Matthew BARNETT Gent both of Belfast. James OLIVER [SEAL] 3rd April 1824 |
|
791 |
20 |
534555 |
OLIVER |
|
1824 Mar 10 |
OLIVER-MAHON-HOWARD Notes in 2009 diary
Elizabeth OLIVER was the executrix for Catherine
Baroness, Mount Sandford. Not pertinent. |
|
791 |
28 |
534563 |
JACKSON, Peter |
|
1822-1824 |
KIDD |
370 |
791 |
233 |
534768 |
JACKSON, Rachel M |
|
1822-1824 |
BARWIN
Probably Rachel Maria
JACKSON |
370 |
791 |
247 |
534782 |
JACKSON, John |
|
1822-1824 |
CUMMINS |
370 |
791 |
289 |
534824 |
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1824 Apr 2 |
McCULLAGH-LEE Notes in
2009 diary 1821-1825 Mowellan
Between Samuel McCULLAGH of
Cladymore [Clady
More, Parish Kilclooney
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish,
Parish of Mullaghnabrack,[??] Co. Armagh, merchant & Oliver LEE of City of Armagh
(son-in-law) of said Samuel McCULLAGH … lands of Mowellan, lands lately in
the possession of Samuel McCULLAGH [given over to LEE] 14 acres, Manor of
Toaghy, Co. Armagh. WITNESS: Samuel TAYLOR & Samuel McCULLAGH both of
Cladymore. |
|
791 |
461 |
534996 |
WALKER |
Armagh |
1820 Mar 23 |
REID-WALKER Notes in 2009
diary 1821-1825 Minooth
James REID of Richhill [probably Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] ,
Gent & George WALKER of Richill Gent, townlands Minooth [Maynooth Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Ballyleany
[Ballyleny, Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] Legacorry
[Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] … |
|
791 |
461 |
534997 |
KIDD |
Armagh |
1824 May 8 |
DOWNEY-KIDD Notes in 2009 diary
Neal DOWNEY, City of Armagh, farmer & William Lodge
KIDD, City of Armagh, Esq. land on east side of English Street, City of Armagh. |
|
792 |
114 |
535249 |
JACKSON, Samuel |
Dublin |
1824 May 19 |
JACKSON-Marriage Arts Names Index 1822-1824
Deed of Settlement btw Samuel JACKSON of City of
Dublin, Cotton Manufacturer, of 1st part Frances WHEELER of town
& Co of Wexford, spinster of 2nd pt & Samuel JACKSON the elder of Dublin father of aforesaid and Samuel and John SPARROW then of
Ballinclea of Co aforesaid. Reciting that the said Frances WHEELER in her own
right was then entitled to £130 and was also entitled under the will of her
uncle Edward WHEELER Esq. deceased to £200 also reciting the said Samuel
JACKSON being in trade and not having any property save what he had in
trade out of which he could make anything by way of jointure for any wife and
that a marriage was intended to be had and shortly solemnized between the
said Samuel JACKSON and the said Frances WHEELER on which the
following agreements entered into … In case Samuel JACKSON should
become bankrupt that the said Samuel JACKSON the elder and the said John SPARROW
… Would be able to seize the properties of Samuel JACKSON…. Witnessed
by Joseph JACKSON the city of Dublin Cotton manufacturer brother of Samuel
JACKSON.
NOTE: Samuel JACKSON sr
and Ann BOARDMAN, were parents of Samuel JACKSON jr. |
! |
792 |
157 |
535292 |
JACKSON, George
Elizabeth |
Tipperary |
1823 Apr 10 |
Spunner in trust 1822-1824
William CARROLL of Emil [Emmel OR Emmel
East OR Emmel
West , Parish Templeharry],
Barony Clonlish [Clonlisk]
Kings Co. and Elizabeth CARROLL otherwise JACKSON his wife of 1st pt …George JACKSON of Hermitage. Tipperary of the 9th pt. |
370 |
792 |
236 |
535371 |
REED |
Tyrone |
Bk 48 |
HYNES – REED
Daniel HYNES of Moy, Co Tyrone Architect & James
REID of Blackwater Bawn in Co. Armagh, merchant… sum of 411 pounds 2s 9d
Tenement in Moy commonly called the Stone House Tenement as laid out on the
south side of the street of Moy and leading to Charlemount. |
|
792 |
310 |
535445 |
OLIVER |
Armagh |
1824
May 28 |
LYLE-OLIVER 1821-1825 Notes in 2009 diary
Deed between Andrew LYLE of
City & Co Armagh Merchant of the one part & Joseph OLIVER of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent of
the other part refers to Indenture of Mortgage of the land of the Kennedies.
[Kennedies,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
6 May 1807 executed by the said Joseph OLIVER to Joseph LEE. Joseph LEE is
now dead but in his will, he appointed John LEE and Andrew LYLE execs &
since John LEE is also dead, Andrew LYLE is the sole exec.. So, for £52 LYLE
made over to Joseph OLIVER 94 acres 30p English measure in the Kennedies.
WITNESS James ARMSTRONG of Dublin. Esq. & James WATT of Dublin |
|
792 |
321 |
535456 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Tipperary |
1824 May 17 |
Grubb 1822-1824
Btw Thomas JACKSON of Millgrove, Co Tipperary …
other names .. mill of Caher Abbey |
370 |
793 |
3 |
535739 |
BROWN |
Monaghan |
1824 Jun 5 |
BROWNE-FILGATE NOTES in 2009 diary Marriage
Article Book 48 (1821-1825)
Between Rev Denis BROWN, Rector of Loughrea, Co. Galway
of 1st part. Thomas William FILGATE of Arthurstown, Co. Louth Esq.
& Ann FILGATE spinster, eldest daughter of Thomas FILGATE of 2nd part & Jane MAHAN, spinster of City, Dublin of 3rd part ...
George MAHON of Westport, John Denis BROWNE of Mt Browne, Co. Mayo. ... |
|
793 |
90 |
535825 |
REID |
Armagh |
1824 Jun 14 |
LEE-REID Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825 Mowellan
Oliver LEE sold to James REID of Blackwatertown, Co.
Armagh for £150 lands of Mowellan [possibly Mowillin,
Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh]. WITNESS Wm REID & Martin GARLAND of
Blackwatertown. |
|
793 |
98 |
535833 |
JACKSON |
Down |
1821 Sep 19 |
Btw Rachel JACKSON and Jane JACKSON of
Knocknagony, spinsters of 1st pt & James WEAVER of
Knocknagoney, labourer. Demised dwelling house situate in Knocknagoney in
which James WEAVER resided together with a piece of land which runs from the
Gable of said house to road leading from Belfast to Hollywood for 21 years |
370 |
793 |
225 |
535960 |
JACKSON, Eugenia |
|
1822-1824 |
SWINNY Gr otherwise CURTIS |
370 |
794 |
28 |
536363 |
|
Tyrone |
Bk 48 |
BARTLEY -WILLIAMSON |
|
794 |
212 |
536547 |
JACKSON, Allan |
Dublin |
1824 Jul 23 |
SHEKLETON 1822-1824
Image
132
BTW Allan JACKSON of Kevins Port City of Dublin,
painter and glazier of 1 pt & James SHEKLETON of Collon Co. Louth Esq. of
the other pt. Reciting … Dweling House #12 Kevins Port City of Dublin
containing in front to Kevins Port 17’ 1” and in depth front to rere on the
North and South sides 30’ 5” and also the yard behind said Dwelling House 16’
6” and in breadth nest to said rere wall of said Dwelling House 11’ and in
breadth in rere of said yard adjoining said Allan JACKSON work shop or
ware house 12’. Meared and bounded on the North by Protestant Row and by a
house belonging to said Allan JACKSON … Parish St. Peters City of
Dublin … lives of Royalty … WITNESS: William Slator HARRISON of Bridge St
City of Dublin Gent & William BROWNRIGG of William St City of Dublin
Chandler. |
370 |
794 |
222 |
536557 |
McCRUM |
Armagh |
1822 Feb 27 |
McCRUM-KINCAID marriage
article Notes in 2009 diary
Between Nathanial McCRUM of
City of Armagh, Merchant of 1st part & Miss Jane KINKAID, spinster,
younger daughter of John KINKAID Senior of Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh, Gent
of 2nd Part & Hugh GARMANY of Ternacrow in Co. Monaghan, Gent & John
KINKAID, jr. of Newtownhamilton, brother of Jane of the 3rd part. Lands
mentioned: Cavanagarvan [possibly Cavanagarvan,
Parish Tynan, Barony of Armagh], Derryhinnet [Derryhennet , Parish Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] &
also the Mills and Lands of Lisbano [Lisbanoe,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],,
Co. Armagh possessed by Nathanial McCRUM (lots of details about ££) WITNESS:
John SCOTT & James OLIVER of Enagh, [Enagh,
Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
Co. Armagh, farmer. |
|
796 |
16 |
537551 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin |
1824 Apr 13
|
FINN 1822-1824
Image
14
Btw James JACKSON of
Jervis St City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Thomas FINN of Jervis St Dr. of
Law & Thomas Blennerhassell McSHEAN also of Jervis St Gent of other pt.
.. large dwelling house on east side of Jervis St City of Dublin with back
yard meared as follows on the North to the holding now in possession of
Robert MAYNE Esq. on the East to the aback yard and warehouse in possession
of James JACKSON as hereafter reserved at or adjoining Chapel Lane on
the South to the holding of James SAUNDERS Merchant and the offices in
possession of said James JACKSON and on west to Jervis St … in the
Lower yard in which he transacts his business as a merchant together also
with the Lower Yard extending from and about said offices to said warehouse
and in which is divided from the yard belonging to the Dwelling House by a
partition wall in which was heretofore a Door Communicating with said upper
yard and house but which is now closed up together also with the passage to
the rere and entrance of said warehouse…. James JACKSON [SEAL] |
370 |
796 |
210 |
537745 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Dublin
Kildare |
1824 Oct 8 |
CHAMBERS 1822-1824
Image
131
MTG btw Samuel JACKSON jr. of Cork St., Liberties of City of Dublin Cotton Manufacturer of 1 pt; John
CHAMBERS of Cavandish Row Co. Dublin Esq. of other pt. Samuel JACKSON in consideration of £5,000 paid by John CHAMBERS sold the [?] Mills of
Inekeguire [Inchaquire , Parish of Narraghmore,
Barony Narragh
& Reban East, Co. Kildare]
commonly called Short’s Mills of Inekeguire and part of the lands of
Inekeguire 39a 3r 32p and also bog of Narraghmore [Narraghmore,
Parish Narraghmore,
Barony Narragh
& Reban East, Co. Kildare],
laid out and set aside for the use of tenants of said Mills and lands
containing in Depth from the road 11p and in breadth 10p situated in Co.
Kildare for lives of Samuel William JACKSON only son of said Samuel
JACKSON, Richard James and Samuel JONES nephews of said Samuel JACKSON and sons of Nathaniel JONES of Bachelors Walk in City of Dublin … WITNESS:
William MARSHALL and Robert A. HYNDMAN both of City of Dublin. Samuel
JACKSON jr. [SEAL]
NOTE: Samuel JACKSON jr (1797-?0 was a son of Samuel JACKSON (1768-aft1826)
and Anne BOARDMAN (1771-1843) of Cork Street. They were related to the Quaker
JACKSONs. |
370 |
797 |
142 |
538277 |
JACKSON, Peter |
|
1822-1824 |
THOMPSON |
370 |
797 |
150 |
538285 |
JACKSON, Catherin ors McELWAINE |
Donegal |
1824 Nov 11 |
JACKSON-STEWART Names Index 1822-1824
Family in Williamsburg, Huntindon. Rebecca ENNIS
otherwise MacELWAINE wife of Alexander ENNIS, Margery MACILWAINE of same,
spinster. Rebecca ENNIS & Margery MACILWAINE only surviving daughters
and coheiresses of Rev Alexander MACILWAINE decd and Thomas JACKSON of Williamsburg and Catherine JACKSON otherwise MACILWAINE his wife, his wife said Catherine being the late relict
of late Rev MACILWAINE all of Huntinton Co. in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
United States of North America. Of 1 pt . Nathaniel STEWART of Ranulton, Co.
Donegal, Ireland. Lands of Glenkeen, Co. Donegal sold to STEWART |
370 |
797 |
280 |
538416 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Dublin
Monaghan |
1824 Nov 17 |
THOMPSON 1822-1824
Image
179
BTW Humphrey Thomson JACKSON of City of Dublin
Esq. of the 1 pt; & Robert THOMSON of Bushford Co. Monaghan Esq of the
other pt. Reciting that by articles of agreement upon the intermarriage of Thomas
JACKSON of Ballybay Co. Monaghan and Isabella THOMSON spinster daughter of
Humphry THOMSON of Bushford aforesaid bearing date 23 Jul 1789 the said
Humphry THOMSON recited deed 16th & 17th Jan 1759
had charge the lands of Aghantur the residence mentioned with the sum
£233.6.8 for his said daughter Isabella to be payable out of lands of
Aghantur to the said Thomas JACKSON & his heirs upon the death of said Humphry
THOMSON … and Thomas JACKSON has made over £233,6,8 to Trustees in
trust for after the decease of the said Thomas & Isabella to pay the same
to said Thomas & Isabella as the said Thomas should appoint …. Humphry
Thomson JACKSON was the only surviving issue and Thomas JACKSON and Isabella were since dead and Humphry THOMSON was also deceased and the
said Robert THOMSON had paid off the £233.6.8 plus interest … WITNESS: James
NIXON sr. & James NIXON jr. attorneys at law both of City of Dublin
Humphry Thomson JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald
NOTE: Robert THOMSON was
married to a Jane NIXON |
370 |
797 |
281 |
538416 |
BALL, Thomas |
Dublin |
1824 Nov 11 |
Image
180 BTW Thomas BALL Esq. one of the Masters of his Majesty’s High Court
of Chancery in Ireland of the 1st pt. Daniel KINEHAN of Merrion
Square City of Dublin Trustee of the last will of William BUSHE late of City
of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt. … |
|
797 |
288 |
538423 |
JACKSON, William & Mary |
Cork
England |
1824 Jul 5 |
CUMMINS 1822-1824
Image
183
BTW Robert King CUMMINS of City of Cork Merchant of 1st pt; Nicholas Marshall CUMMINS of City of Cork Merchant of 2nd pt; William
JACKSON of West Trignmount Co. Devon Esq. and Mary JACKSON of same
place spinster daughter of William JACKSON of the 3rd pt
& Joseph King CUMMINS of said City of Cork Merchant and Samuel CODNER of
West Trignmount Merchant of 4th pt. Nicholas Marshall CUMMINS at
direction of Robert King CUMMINS granted to Robert King CUMMINS & Samuel
CODNER and their heirs annuity of £500 secured by lease 7 &8 Dec 1822 … Mary
JACKSON now Mary CUMMINS in case of her surviving said Robert. WITNESS:
James John CUMMINS of City of Cork Merchant & William Rufus JORDON of
East Trignmount in Devon. |
370 |
797 |
304 |
538439 |
COULTER |
Monaghan
Fermanagh |
1823 Dec 10 |
COULTER-BUNSIDE NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825) Ballagh
Image
191
William COULTER of Keevan, Co. Fermanagh, farmer &
Archibald BROWNSIDE [ROWINSIDE?] of Clones, Co. Monaghan, Merchant of other
part reciting that Ann COULTER late of Kienan Bog did by last will and
testament 16 Nov 1800 bequeath to her daughter Ann COULTER annuity ... after
death of her mother, Anne COULTER married Thomas SWEENY. WITNESS: Mary
COULTER of Clones, Co. Monaghan, spinster. |
|
797 |
448 |
538583 |
DAWSON |
Down |
1824 Nov 28 |
DAWSON, William – his will
William DAWSON late of Correnreagh, Parish of Blaris,
Co. Down |
|
797 |
456 |
538591 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Dublin |
1824 Nov 24 |
CHAMBERS 1822-1824
Image
291
BTW Samuel JACKSON jun of Corkstreet in the
liberties of the City of Dublin Cotton Manufacturer of 1 pt & John
CHAMBERS of Cavandish Row Co. Dublin Esq. of the other pt. in consideration
of £2,528.8.10 paid by John CHAMBERS to John COOKE for machinery at Mills of
Inchequire ….
NOTE: His mother was
Anne: BOARDMAN – one of the Quaker lines. Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
370 |
797 |
498 |
538633 |
DAWSON |
|
1822-1824 |
DAWSON, Maria (otherwise HUTCHINSON)-ARMSTRONG |
|
797 |
536 |
538670 |
DOBBIN, Leonard |
Dublin
England
Armagh |
1824 Nov 29 |
Image
334
BTW John BELL of Liverpool
Co. Lancaster Merchant of 1 pt one of the sons of John BELL late of City of
Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Leonard DOBBIN of Gardiners Co. Dublin Esq. of the
other pt. Reciting indenture in consideration of £1,000 to John BELL paid by
Leonard DOBBIN to make over lands of Sturgan otherwise Stirgan [Sturgan,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] and
Drumully [Drumilly,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper] in
Parish of Killeavy Barony Upper Orier Co. Armagh and also ½ share of lands
of Burren in Manor of Forkhill [Parish Forkill, Barony Orior Upper] Co.
Armagh containing 84a2r9p Green Mountain Irish measure & ½ share of
ground in townland of Lisdrumgullion [Lisdrumgullion , Parish Newry
(Armagh portion), Barony Orior Upper]
otherwise called Canal Quay in part of Newry in Co. Armagh being part of the
land held by Ephraim MURDOCH containing in front 150’ and from front to rere
350’ lately in possession of said James BELL and his undertenants in Co.
Armagh. WITNESS: David BELL of City of Dublin Gent attorney & James WATT
of same Gent. John BELL [SEAL] |
|
797 |
536 |
538671 |
JACKSON, Josh |
Dublin |
1824 Nov 23 |
HUTTON 1822-1824
Image
335
BTW John BEATTY of Molesworth St. City of Dublin Doctor
of Medicine, Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St City of Dublin Esq
Barrister at Law & Benjamin BALL jr of Leeson Street trustees of last
will of John Gore SWORDS late of City of Dublin deceased. |
370 |
797 |
590 |
538725 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Dublin
Monaghan |
1824 Nov 20 |
MCDOWELL 1822-1824
Image
365
Humphry Thomson JACKSON City of Dublin Esq
eldest son and heir of Thomas JACKSON of Ballybay Co. Monaghan
Apothecary of 1 pt & John McDowell SCOTT of Ballyleay Gent of other pt. …
part of tenement in New Street Ballybay formerly demised by Rev. Henry LESLIE
to the father of John McDowell SCOTT called Neone from Hugh DUFFEYs 40’ in
front belonging together with abt 9a of lands of Lissarly otherwise Lissanbeg
Co. Monaghan to hold to said Thomas JACKSON for lives… Memorial witness:
Standish PEPPARD of Rathmones Co. Dublin & Travers WRIGHT of #74 Capel
Street City of Dublin Gent. Humphry Thomson JACKSON [SEAL] |
370 |
798 |
25 |
538760 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1819 Oct 23 |
JACKSON-JACKSON 1822-1824
Image
23
BTW John JACKSON of
Mount Saville CO Monaghan Esq. of 1 pt & John JACKSON jr of Creeve
Co. Monaghan Esq. of other pt. … Linen Engine Mill in townland Bowilk
together with the ground next and adjoining said Mill …. |
370 |
798 |
321 |
539056 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1824 Dec 17 |
STAMER 1822-1824
Image
201
John JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Reciting 17 Nov 1823 in
contemplation of marriage of John JACKSON with Louisa STAMER one of
the daughters of Sir William STAMER of City of Dublin Bart of 1st pt; Sir William STAMER & Louisa STAMER of 2nd pt; Robert William
JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh of 3rd pt. STAMER paid to John
JACKSON of marriage portion of £1,000 & £2,000 part … WITNESS: Rev.
Henry F. WILLIAMS. John JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: This Robert William JACKSON was likely a brother of John
JACKSON (bef 1801-bef 1862) |
370 |
798 |
458 |
539193 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE,
George – Marriage Article |
|
799 |
209 |
539544 |
OLIVER |
Limerick |
1824 Feb 29 |
OLIVER, Nathaniel, Major. OLIVER, Silver Rev.
Assignment. 267 acres at Glanahagalish, LIM Roz
McC |
|
799 |
218 |
539553 |
JACKSON, Jas |
|
1825-1827 |
BAUMAN |
436 |
801 |
4 |
540539 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Mayo |
1811 May 30 |
ANDERSON 1825-1827
Image
7
Michael CORMICK Esq. in North of Mayo Regiment of
Militia in consideration of £1,000 demised to William JACKSON Esq. of
said Regiment all the town & lands of East Massbrook & West Massbrook
with the subdenominations of Derrynonagh and Gortalaugh and all the Park of
Massbrooke Co. Mayo for use of James ANDERSON… WITNESS: Oliver Cuff
JACKSON a Major in said Regiment & Jasper Villiers FOWLER of City of
Dublin Attorney. WITNESS of Memorial James ANDERSON jr.
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
436 |
801 |
77 |
540612 |
JACKSON, Joshua |
Dublin |
1825 Mar 10 |
PEPPER 1825-1827
Image
61
BTW Joshua JACKSON of High Street City of Dublin
Linen Draper of 1 pt John PEPPER & William LOCKE of North Anne St City of
Dublin Merchants, of other pt. Joshua JACKSON having occasion for the sum of
£300 applied to John PEPPER & William LOCKE and leased a dwelling house
on North Side of High Street marked #29 [description – bounded on the north
by wall of St. Audeon Church] for life of Joshua JACKSON and of Abigail
Harvey JACKSON his wife and of Joshua JACKSON (son of the said Joshua
JACKSON party thereto) aged about 14 years. WITNESS: Thomas JACKSON of Parnell Place Co. Dublin, Gent & John Daniel LYON attorney, City of
Dublin.
NOTE; Joshua JACKSON
(1789-1836) was originally from Youghall, Co. Cork. SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary |
436 |
801 |
197 |
540732 |
BROWNE |
Armagh |
1825 Mar 30 |
BROWNE-STRONGE 1821-1825
Thomas BROWNE, Dublin Doctor
of Medicine. Derryhaw [Derryhaw,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh]
Fellows Hall [Crearum,
Parish Tynan, Barony Armagh] |
|
801 |
237 |
540772 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1826 Apr 2 |
CRAWLEY 1825-1827
Image
175
Btw John JACKSON of Drumfaldra, Co. Monaghan of
1 pt; Catherine CRAWLEY of Briansford, Co. Down, widow of other pt. John
JACKSON in Consideration of £1,000 granted 117a of Mullinanaul, Barony
Cremourne, Co. Monaghan … |
436 |
801 |
309 |
540844 |
JACKSON, George
John |
Mayo |
1825 Apr 8 |
JACKSON- JACKSON. Names Index 1825-1829
Col George JACKSON of North Mayo regiment
stationed at Athlone, Co. Westmeath of the 1 pt & George JACKSON son of said George JACKSON reciting May 4 1804 marriage of Sidney
VAUGHAN to George JACKSON… William ORME…
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
436 |
801 |
320 |
540855 |
JACKSON, William & Elizabeth & Oliver |
Mayo
Sligo |
1814 May 3 |
--- Marriage Arts 1825-1827
Image
232
Thomas ORME of Abbeytown Co. Mayo Esq of 1st pt & William JACKSON of Prospect Co. Mayo Esq Col of North Mayo
Regiment of Militia surviving trustee in will of William ORME late of
Abbeytown deceased of 2nd pt. Elizabeth JACKSON 4th daughter of Col George JACKSON late of Prospect aforesaid deceased
& Oliver C. JACKSON Major in said regiment & executor of last will of George JACKSON and guardian of Elizabeth JACKSON of 3rd pt; George ORMSBY of Gortnar Abbey and George JACKSON Carramore Co.
Mayo Esq. of 4th pt & James JACKSON of North Mayo
Regiment of Militia and Francis JACKSON of Coloomy Co. Sligo Esq of 5th pt. Reciting that a marriage was about to be had btw Thomas ORME &
Elizabeth JACKSON….
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
436 |
801 |
371 |
540906 |
JACKSON, Robert |
Dublin |
1825 Mar 26 |
Image
265
BTW William SALL Brevit Major in his Majesty’s 47th Regiment and then of Cheltenham UK of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of
Sackville St City of Dublin Merchant of other pt. … granted 7a 2r 29p of
lands of Ole Merrion in City of Dublin … WITNESS; William Robert CROKER of
City of Dublin, Gent Attorney… |
|
801 |
377 |
540912 |
JACKSON, John |
Antrim |
1807 Aug 27 |
SUFFERN 1825-1827
Image
269
John JACKSON was one of the executors of James
SUFFERIN late of Belfast, Co. Antrim, Merchant |
436 |
802 |
135 |
541270 |
|
Armagh |
1825 Apr 20 |
HAMILTON to BLACK Liscolget
aka Liscalgat, Liscalgot 1821-1825
Image
100
BTW Rev. Richard HAMILTON of
Salestown, Co. Meath Clerk of 1st pt & Mrs. Jane BLACK of City
of Londonderry widow of the 2nd. And Thomas BLACK of City of
Dublin one of the attorneys of the 3rd pt. Reciting 8 May 1815 btw
Rev. Richard HAMILTON Rector of parish of Dunboyne of 1st pt,
Catherin TIPPING spinster then a minor and Francis TIPPING guardian of 2nd pt; Thomas BALL Esq. one of the Masters and James HALL of the 3rd pt & Robert HAMILTON and Benjamin GEALE Esqs. Of 4th pt
executed previous to marriage of Richard HAMILTON and Catherine TIPPING and
by force of indenture 12 Apr 1820 btw said Richard HAMILTON and said
Catherine his wife of 1st pt; Paul Christopher HAMILTON of 2nd pt & Thomas BALL & James HALL of 3rd pt and by force of a
certain fine levied and a recover suffered in pursuance of said articles and
settlement the said Richard HAMILTON was then seized for his life of one
undivided 3rd pt or share the whole into three equal parts to be
divided of and in the Towns Lands & premises therin and herein in Barony
of Fews, Co. Armagh and reciting that said Richard HAMILTON being indebted to
said Jane BLACK to sum of £4,000 to grant to her an annuity of £430
chargeable on said lands for term of 100 years provided said Richard HAMILTON
shall live … townlands Annagad otherwise Annaghgad [Annaghgad,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Coolnarork [??],, Coolderry
otherwise Coulderry [Coolderry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and
Clarena otherwise Clarenagh [Claranagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Clonalegg otherwise Clonbeg [Clonalig,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Cappy
[Cappagh,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Dromack [??], Drunmock [Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Dromboe otherwise
Drumbee [possibly Drumboy,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Glassdrumaughty otherwise Glassdrummaghty [Glasdrumman,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Liscolgil otherwise Liscolgea otherwise Leaskalket otherwise Liscolgeth [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper,
Lissard [Lissaraw,
Parish Killevy
(Upper Orior portion), Barony Orior Upper], Maghbane otherise
Mighbane otherwise Moybane [Moybane,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Ballynaghy otherwise
Ballynahee otherwise Ballynaghy [possibly Ballynacarry,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper], Carnconagh otherwise
Creenenagh otherwise Tircenagh otherwise Creenanagh otherwise Teneevagh
otherwise Canveragh [possibly Creenkill,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper],
Drumbally otherwise Drombally [Drumbally,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] and Tullyvallen [NOTE: It could be one of
the HAMILTON Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) East or Tullyvallan
(Hamilton) West or one of the TIPPING Tullyvallen holdings: Tullyvallan
(Tipping) East or Tullyvallan
(Tipping) West . All were initially in Parish Creggan but then (when
boundaries shifted) in Parish Newtownhamilton,
in the Barony of Fews
Upper]all in Barony of Fews to hold for 100 years … with power of said
Jane BLACK to enter upon said lands and to hold and enjoy same and receive
the rents and profits to her … WITNESS: John MURRAY one of the attorneys and
Robert William BOYD Merchant both of Londonderry. Richard HAMILTON [SEAL] |
15 |
802 |
318 |
541453 |
JACKSON, Josh |
Dublin |
1825 May 5 |
DeMONTMORENCY 1825-1827
Image
223
BTW John EARNSHAW of Grafton ST City of Dublin Esq,
alderman of City of Dublin & Joseph JACKSON of Windy Harbour Co.
Dublin, Bleacher and Cotton Manufacturer of 2nd pt & Raymond
Hervey DeMONTMORENCY Esq. Lieutenant Colonel of her Majesty’s Regiment Royal
York Hussars residing in City of Dublin of 3rd pt. John EARNSHAW
& Joseph JACKSON surrendered to DeMONTMORENCY townlands of Thanahy [Taney?] otherwise called
Churchtown [Churchtown
Lower or Churchtown
Upper] formerly in possession of Mary HALL and now in tenure of John
EARNSHAW in the Half Barony of Rathdown, Co. Dublin containing 6a 9p
Plantation Measure meared and bounded on a part of the north by a water
course known by name of back watercourse … [more description – and bounded by
road leading from Milltown to Dublin and partly by said watercourse] …
WITNESS: Edward PONSONBY of Harcourt St Gent & Redmond Morris HUTCHISON.
Attorney. John EARNSHAW [SEAL] Joseph JACKSON [SEAL]
SOURCE: I see from the
25'' Inch Historical Map of Dublin that the Navan Road was called Windy Harbour. Boards.ie
SOURCE: Windy Harbour in
the Parish Blanchards Town. Bary. of Castleknock & Co. Dublin, Longfield Map Collection.
NOTE: I suspect that
Joseph JACKSON was a brother of the cotton manufacturer Samuel JACKSON
husband of Anne BOARDMAN. |
436 |
802 |
321 |
541456 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Dublin
Monaghan
Tyrone Armagh |
|
WINDER 1825-1827
Image
225 (transcribed with voice recognition – may need edit)
BTW Humphry Thompson JACKSON of City of Dublin
Esq. of 1st pt; Robert THOMPSON of Bushford, Co. Monaghan Esq of 2nd pt; Charles FOX of Rutland Square City of Dublin Barrister & Rev. Francis
FOX Clerk brother of said Charles FOX of 3rd pt; Rev. Francis
GERVAIS of Cecil Co. Tyrone Clerk of 4th pt; John WINDER of City
& Co. Armagh Esq of 5th pt. Reciting indenture 1 Nov 1672 btw
James ROS then of Portavo Co. Down Esq of one pt & John JACKSON then of Ballyregan Co. Down Esq. of other pt. James ROS demised to John
JACKSON townland of Ballyregan formerly possessed by John DURHAM and all that
parcel of land formerly possessed by Robert JACKSON father of said John
JACKSON and then in said John JACKSON’s possession in parish of
Dundonnell Co. Down … for yearly rent £18 English sterling … Humphry
Thompson JACKSON held all estate by deed granted to John JACKSON [note Humphry Thompson JACKSON was a great-grandson
of John JACKSON (1667-1725) and great-great-grandson of Robert JACKSON]
. Reciting 2 Jun 1821 William JOHNSTON of Brooksvale Co. Monaghan Esq. &
Ralph DAWSON of Dromore Cottage Co. Monaghan Esq & Robert THOMPSON
entered into a recognizance reciting … Made in the course of Chancery of
Ireland bearing date the 29th day of May 1821 and made in a
certain cause there in depending were in John Johnson was plaintiff and
Thomas COOTE Esquire and others were defendants and William Johnson had been
appointed receiver of lands and premises in pledges … And lean on the estate
of Robert THOMPSON and reciting that by deed dated the 21st day of
September, then last made between Robert THOMPSON of the first part, said
Francis GERVAISE of the second part the Right Honorable Grace Countess
Dowager Farnham of the third part and said Charles and Francis FOX of the
fourth part after reciting that said Robert THOMPSON, then stood seized to
him in his heirs of an estate in fee simple or inheritance in the lands of
Clonmore and that said Francis GERVAIS and contract it was said Robert
THOMPSON for the absolute purchase of said last mentioned lands for sum of
£4500 that said Countess of Farnham had agreed to lend to said Francis the
sum of £5000 part four of was to be applied to the purchase of said lands
upon said lands being conveyed as a security for the payment and for that
purpose. It had been agreed that the conveyance of said lands and premises
should be made by said Robert THOMPSON to said Charles and Francis FOX upon
the trusts therein after mentioned …Robert THOMPSON granted to Charles and
Francis FOX the townland of Clonmore alias Derrigewer situate in Moyeagh
Barony of Clogher Co. Tyrone … Humphry Thompson JACKSON had agreed to
grant townland of Ballyregan to said John WINDER his executors,
administrators and assigns for 500 years upon the trusts thereafter
mentioned. … Humphry Thompson JACKSON at the desire of said Robert Thompson
by direction of said Charles FOX Francis FOX and Francis GERVAIS is granted
to John WINDER lands of Ballyregan… WITNESS: William Kerr NESBITT of Heath
Lodge Co. Cavan Gent & Edward WILSON jun of Brasfort Co. Tipperary Gent.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald |
436 |
803 |
459 |
542194 |
JACKSON, John
Eleanor
Sarah
Dorcas |
Monaghan
Dublin
Tyrone Armagh |
1825 Jun 10 |
JACKSON-JOHNSTON. Names Index 1825-1829 1825-1827
Deed of Mtg btw John JACKSON of Cremorne Green,
Co. Monaghan, Merchant of 1st pt & Eleanor JACKSON, Sarah
JACKSON and Dorcas JACKSON of the City of Dublin spinsters of the
2nd pt. and Thomas JOHNSTON of Longfield, Co. Monaghan of 3rd pt. Reciting £400 to each of the girls part of legacies of £800 bequeathed to
each of them by their father’s will.
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
436 |
804 |
226 |
542561 |
DAWSON |
Antrim |
1824 Apr 5 |
DAWSON, James & John – Marriage Articles NOTES
in 2009 diary 1825-1829
Between Rev John BRADSHAW of Islandmagee [Parish Islandmagee, Barony Belfast Lower], Co.
Antrim, Clerk of 1st part & Tamazine DAWSON eldest daughter of
Admiral John DAWSON of Carrickfergus [Carrickfergus,
Parish Carrickfergus,
Barony Carrickfergus
or St Nicholas] of 2nd part & John Boyd GILMORE &
Robert SCOTT Barristers & Clerk of Dublin (long deed). |
|
804 |
410 |
542745 |
BROWN |
Monaghan |
1825 Jun 16 |
BROWN-BROWN NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825)
Between William BROWN of Ednafirkin, Co. Armagh [sic],
farmer of the one part & Samuel BROWN of the said town of the other part. Whereby the said William BROWN did demise
to the said Samuel BROWN his heirs and assigns all that and those that part
of the town and lands of Ednafirkin as then in his actual possession
containing 4 acres ... Parish of Tullycorbit, Co. Monaghan for natural life
and lives of Archibald BROWNE, Samuel BROWN & Thomas McCULLAGH. WITNESS:
Josiah ROBINSON & Robert WILLSON, both of Ballibay, Gents. |
|
804 |
410 |
542746 |
McCULLAGH |
Monaghan |
1825 Jun 20 |
McMURRAY-McCULLAGH NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825)
Between John McMURRAY of Drumgabeny, Co. Monaghan, Gent
of one part & Thomas McCULLAGH & James McCULLAGH both of Ballibay
aforesaid in said Co. Merchants of the other part reciting lease 2 April 1789
Henry LESLIE of Ballybay demised to Peter ASTON of Ballybay ... tenement in
Albert St., Ballybay ... [?] John McMURRAY made over to Thomas & Joseph
McCULLAGH the said tenement in Albert Street as formerly in possession of
said John McMURRAY and then in possession of said Thomas McCULLAGH & James
McCULLAGH. WITNESS: William DUNN, schoolmaster; Isaiah ROBINSON Shopman, both
of Ballybay. |
|
804 |
417 |
542752 |
JACKSON, Josh D. |
Dublin |
1825 Jul 2 |
MASON 1825-1827
Image
289
BTW John BEATTY of Molesworth St City of Dublin Doctor
of Medicine, Joseph Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St Cit of Dublin,
Barrister & Benjamin BALL jr. of Leeson St attorney. Trustees of last
will of John Gore SWORDS late of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt. Henry Joseph
Monk MASON of Kildare St City of Dublin of other pt. …. |
436 |
804 |
501 |
542836 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Dublin |
1825 May 6 |
CHAMBERS In trust 1825-1827
Image
342
BTW Samuel JACKSON Gent of Est Place in
Liberties of City of Dublin Cotton Manufacturer of 1 pt; John CHAMBERS of
Cavendish Row City of Dublin Esq. Trustee for Wilson Mills Hall CHAMBERS of
City of Dublin Merchants and CoPartners in Trade …. |
436 |
805 |
70 |
543005 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Wicklow
Dublin |
1825 Jul 21 |
BEERS 1825-1827
Image
52
BTW Edwin SANDYS of Bahania Co. Wicklow Esq. of 1st pt; James JACKSON of Jervis St City of Dublin Esq. & Rev. Andrew
William McCREIGHT of Farnham, Co. Cavan Clerk of 2nd pt. &
Mary BEERS of Parsons Hut[?] Co. Down, Spinster of 3rd pt.
Reciting intermarriage of Edwin SANDYS with Margaretta McCREIGHT since
deceased the said Margaretta McCREIGHT had co-signed unto the said James
JACKSON and Andrew William McCREIGHT the sum of £2,000 in said will
mentioned and all her proportions of £7,000 to hold by James JACKSON and Andrew William McCREIGHT in trust for any children, but Margaretta died
without issue … transferred to Mary BEERS …. |
436 |
805 |
158 |
543093 |
JACKSON, Thomas & Catherine |
Pennsylvania
Donegal |
1825 Mar 11 |
STEWART 1825-1827
STEWART otherwise McILIVAIN otherwise CANON [NOTE: I had MARTIN not
McILIVAIN]
Image
119
between Thomas JACKSON of County of Huntington,
Pennsylvania in United States of America and Katherine JACKSON otherwise
McILVAIN otherwise CANON his wife, widow of the Reverend
Alexander McILVAIN of the first part. Alexander ENNIS of West Township
in the County of Huntington aforesaid and Rebecca ENNIS otherwise McILVAINE
his wife, daughter of the said Reverend Alexander McILVAIN deceased of the
second part. {more McILVAINE daughters mention in other pts] … lands in Co.
Donegal … Thomas JACKSON [SEAL] |
436 |
805 |
184 |
543120 |
BALL, Thomas |
Dublin
Mayo |
1820 Jun 12 |
Image
149
RUTLEDGE OSBORNE BALL etc – many participents in this
doc. |
|
805 |
325 |
543260 |
PUREFOY, Rev. Thomas |
|
1825 Aug 9 |
JOLY
Image
252
BTW Rev. Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher, Kings Co. clerk of
1 pt & Rev Henry Edward JOLY of Clonbulloge Kings Co. clerke of other pt.
Reciting that said Thomas PUREEFOY was at or immediately before the execution
therefore seized in his Demesne of a good and indefeasible Estate of
Inheritance in fee simple and that JOLY had agreed to purchase of fee simple
for £176.19.6 for a plot of ground in Town of Clonbulloge together with
dwelling house out houses offices and all other buildings …
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
805 |
338 |
543273 |
|
Monaghan |
1821-1825 |
McTEAR-DAVISON Book 48 (1821-1825) |
|
806 |
69 |
543604 |
JACKSON, George |
Tipperary |
1825 Aug 30 |
JACKSON-MIDDLETON. Names Index 1825-1829
Image
56
BTW Richard KYFFIN of Catherlogh, Co. Tipperary Esq. of
1st pt George JACKSON of Mountpleasant [Parish Nenagh, Barony Lower Ormond and Upper Ormond.]Tipperary,
Esq. of the 2nd pt and Thomas Falkner MIDDLETON of Elm Hill Co.
Tipperary of 3rd pt … lands of Keelwing containing 712a 3r 3p
[NOTE: The only likely townland that is close to this size is Nenagh
North,] and Ballygagrea containing 40a 9p in Barony of Upper Ormond Co.
Tipperary… part of Killowing called Tooragh containing 99a 3r 27p by deed 10
Aug 1825 confirmed to George JACKSON … WITNESS: George LANGFORD City
of Dublin Attorney and William JACKSON of Mountpleasant Co. Tipperary
Esq.
NOTE: Could “KIFFIN” be
“TYFFIN”? |
436 |
806 |
252 |
543787 |
OLIVER |
Monaghan |
1825 Sep 7 |
MONTGOMERY-OLIVER NOTES in 2009 diary Book 48
(1821-1825)
Image
181
Between Francis MONTGOMERY of Belfast, Dr. of Medicine,
only son & heir of Rev. William MONTGOMERY formerly of Ballyeaston [Ballyeaston,
Parish Ballycor,
Barony Antrim Upper],
Co. Antrim deceased of 1st part. Charles OLIVER, Henry OLIVER & Thomas
OLIVER Esq. & Roswell Lynan COLT Esq. & Margaret COLT orse OLIVER his
wife and Emily OLIVER spinster all of the City of Baltimore, USA & James
CRAIG & John Charles CRAIG both of Philadelphia, USA, Esq. & Nicholas
RIDDLE [BIDDLE?] (and Jane his wife)of Philadelphia, USA Esq. Jane RIDDLE
orse CRAIG his wife of 2nd part & Robert
OLIVER formerly of Trooperfield, Co.
Down afterwards of Belfast but then of Baltimore … Francis MONTGOMERY sold
several townlands in Monaghan to OLIVERs who sold them to Robert OLIVER (in
his actual possession): Covallin, Annamartin, Togan [Togan,
Parish Drumsnat,
Barony Monaghan],
Drumganiagh, Mulladoe orse Blackhill orse Smithborough, Coolsallagh,
Mullebrack [Mullabrack,
Parish Drumsnat,
Barony Monaghan],
Coolalty [Coolatty,
Parish Drumsnat,
Barony Monaghan] ,
Annya, Maghry, Cor Gortneagh, Clenlaugh, Cornebane otherwise Balnekinty with
the fairs and markets thereunto belonging all in Co. Monaghan. WITNESS to
Francis MONTGOMERY, Thomas OLIVER and Roswell Lynan COLT by James ARTHUR of
Belfast Gent Atty at law & Raymond SAVAGE of Belfast Gent apprentice of
Alexander ARTHUR also of Belfast Atty at Law. Francis MOTGOMERY [SEAL] Thomas
OLIVER [SEAL] Roswell L. COLT [SEAL]
NOTE: The Parish of
Drumsnat is on the southern border of the Parish of Tedavnet. In 1824, a
Robert OLIVER was recorded in the Parish Register at Tedavnet. Monaghan
Church Registers. |
|
806 |
412 |
543947 |
JACKSON, George |
Carlow |
1825 Sep 27 |
JACKSON-PRICE. Names Index 1825-1829
Image
284
George JACKSON of Mountain
View Co Carlow, attorney at law of 1 pt and Richard PRICE town of
Carlow, County Carlow Stationer and Bookseller of the other pt. Reciting
indenture 3 May 1825 PRICE granted to JACKSON lease of town and lands of
Bullock park containing 3 1/2a on which Richard PRICE has lately erected and
built a Slated House or Cottage and offices and gardens attached… bounded on
the East by another part of Bullock Park in possession of Richard Price on
the West by the High road leading from Carlow to Dunleckney commonly called
the Ballyhannon road on the North by a field also in the possession of said
Richard PRICE and on the south by another part of said lands of Bullock Park
in possession of William MORAN Esq. in Parish, Barony and Co. Carlow to hold
to said George JACKSON … witnessed that said George JACKSON for
consideration sold to Richard PRICE all the town and lands of Bullock Park 3
1/2a … WITNESS: Henry HOVENDEN of Town of Carlow Gent one of the attorneys.
Memorial WITNESS: Henry HOVENDEN & Timothy CONNOLLY of Town & Co.
Carlow painter. George JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Mountain View –
based on contemporary real estate descriptions was possibly in Myshall or
Pollerton or Hacketstown. The townland of Pollerton
Big is the best bet since there is a green space on Mountain View Street
on the eastern part of the Town of Carlow.
A few decades later, a William FITZMAURICE Esq resided
at Mountain-view Co. Carlow. SOURCE: Parliamentary
papers 1780-1849 Vol 11, part 2.
NOTE: I need to check
signatures on the off chance that he was the Attorney George JACKSON of Urker. The Hacketsville possibility is compelling. |
436 |
808 |
156 |
544892 |
McCULLAGH |
Monaghan |
1825 Jun 9 |
McCULLAGH-McCULLAGH Book 48 (1821-1825)
Thomas McCULLAGH of Dunraymond Co Monaghan & James
McCULLAGH of Derryvalley Esq. Thomas granted to James town and lands of
Corfad & part of the lands of Derrivalley cont abt 17 acres held under
Charles Albert LESLIE Esq all situate in Co Monaghan witnessed by Thomas
McCULLAGH of Ballybay & Alexander MOORE of Lanton, both in Monaghan. |
|
808 |
301 |
545036 |
DAWSON |
Dublin |
1825 Nov 17 |
DAWSON, Mary –Marriage Articles 1825-1829
Robert ROBERTS of South Great George St Dublin Trimming
Merchant of 1st pt & Mary DAWSON of South Ring Rd. Of said
City spinster & Linen Merchant of 2nd pt.... George DAWSON of
High Street in sd City Grocer....sd Mary DAWSON possessed of a sum of 1,000
pounds |
|
809 |
188 |
545524 |
McCULLAGH, James |
Monaghan |
1825 Aug 14 |
WITNESS: James McCULLAGH of Anneramp [probably Annacramph,
Parish of Tehallan], Co Monaghan. PMcW |
|
809 |
201 |
545536 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
|
1825-1827 |
TENNENT |
436 |
810 |
118 |
546053 |
COULTER |
|
1826 Jan 1 |
COULTER, Wm-TURNER 1825-1827
William COULTER of Ballygawley |
d |
811 |
217 |
546752 |
COULTER |
Louth |
1825 Dec 5 |
COULTER, Samuel-COULTER Image – was filed under unk in
1825 December 5 NAMES: Samuel
COULTER of Carnbeg; James DICKIE of Carrickastuck; Samuel COULTER of
Dowdallshill; Robert COULTER of Carnbeg; Samuel COULTER late of Carnbeg;
Joseph COULTER; Sir Robert JOCELYN - Earl of Roden; Unnamed JEFFRIE aka
JEFFRY; Lennox BIGGER; Thomas COULTER; Joseph COULTER; Samuel COULTER; John
CARMICHAEL; Thomas COULTER of Dowdallshill; Thomas BRADFORD of Carnbeg;
Daniel BARTATILE [possibly: BASTABLE?]; Oliver MOORE. OTHER
PLACES: Carnmore; Ballinahattin; Sportsmanshall; Glebe - all in Co.
Louth. |
d |
811 |
403 |
546938 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & Mary & John |
Dublin |
1826 Feb 23 |
MONK in trust 1825-1827
Image
286
BTW Elizabeth JACKSON the elder of Grafton St
City of Dublin, widow of 1st pt; William MONKS Esq. of 2nd pt; Elizabeth JACKSON the younger & Mary JACKSON spinster
of 3rd pt John JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of 4th pt. Reciting lease 9 Apr 1790 George GRAY of City of Dublin Esq. demised to
said Elizabeth JACKSON the elder by her then name of Elizabeth
REYNOLDS of City of Dublin Spinster the dwelling house on the West side of
Grafton St City of Dublin now in possession of George GRAY #104.
[description] … Reciting indenture 27 April 1790 Elizabeth REYNOLDS assigned
her interest in said premises to Bridget REYNOLDS since deceased and
afterwards intermarried with one John JACKSON since deceased …
property reverted to Elizabeth JACKSON the elder by her mother’s will
… Elizabeth JACKSON [SEAL] |
436 |
812 |
15 |
547150 |
JACKSON, Anne |
Mayo |
1826 Mar 13 |
---- Marriage Arts 1825-1827
Image
13
William ORME of Glenmore, Co. Mayo Esq. of 1st part; Anne JACKSON daughter of George JACKSON of Prospect Co.
Mayo, Esq of 2nd pt |
436 |
812 |
449 |
547584 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Kings |
1826 Apr 11 |
Image
279
Pre-marriage William ABBOTT Registrar of the House of
Industry in Dublin. Charge on property in Birr, Kings Co. to be married to
Elizabeth CRANFIELD.
Rev Thomas & Sarah CRANFIELD of Co. Wexford (of 1st pt). Elizabeth CRANFIELD spinster & only daughter of 2nd pt. William
ABBOTT Registrar of the House of Industry in Dublin of 3rd pt. William READ of City of Dublin Esq. & John JACKSON Esq
Dublin City of the House of Industry of 4th pt. Marriage
settlement 2 Nov 1799 & life interest in two dwelling houses situate on
the Bridge of Birr in Town of Birr Kings Co. & reciting marriage to be
had btw William ABBOTT & Elizabeth CRANFIELD … Witnesses: Charles Croker
KING; Samuel Croker KING; William REID Esq of Dublin City & Sarah USHER
of Co. Wexford.
NOTE: William ABBOTT’s
parents were Samuel ABBOTT & Elizabeth JACKSON. |
|
812 |
492 |
547627 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Antrim |
1826 Apr 15 |
JACKSON 1825-1827
Error: I had bk 819. The digital version of that book starts with
Memorial # 551337.
JACKSON-JACKSON. Names Index 1825-1829
Btw George JACKSON of Artnagullen [Artnagullian,
Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower], Co.
Antrim Gent of 1 pt & Luke JACKSON & George JACKSON the
younger both of Artnagullen, Co. Antrim sons of the aforesaid George
JACKSON…. Reciting a lease to lands of Loonburn [Loonburn,
Parish Kilbride,
Barony Antrim Upper]
167a 3r 39p and also part of lands of Corncoule [possibly Carncome,
Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower] situate
in Parish of Connor, B of Antrim Co Antrim con 9a 2r 33p…
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
436 |
813 |
440 |
548175 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin
Kings |
1826 May 11 |
HENDERSON 1825-1827
Image
297
BTW James JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt
& James HENDERSON of City of Dublin Esq of the other. For £646 granted
lands of Borrepodge [?] 27a 7p in Barony Garrycastle, Kings
Co… lands of Borrefadda [Parkaree
or Boherfadda Parish Lemanaghan, Barony Garrycastle 7a 2r in
Barony Garrycastle,
Kings Co … witness William HENDERSON of Edenderry [Edenderry,
Parish Monasteroris,
Barony Coolestown],. |
436 |
814 |
208 |
548543 |
DICKIE |
|
1825-1827 |
DICKIE, John-MOORE
Image
125
John DICKIE of Lower Gardiner Street. |
|
814 |
572 |
548907 |
PUREFOY, Rev. Thomas |
Britain
Roscommon
Kings
Dublin |
1826 Apr 7 |
Image
385
BTW Ewan LAW of Worsted Place in Kingdom of Great
Britain the eldest brother and heir at law of Rt. Rev. John LAW deceased late
Lord Bishop of Clonfort & Kilmacduagh of 1st pt. Rev Thomas
HACKETT Vicar of Boyle Co. Roscommon sole executor of the said Lord Bishop of
Clonfort of 2nd pt. The Rev Thomas PUREFOY of Banagher Kings Co.
Clerk of 3rd pt & Robert TURBOTT of Bachelor’s Walk City of
Dublin Esq. of 4th pt. Reciting lease 15 Mar 1738 William PUREFOY
Esq therein described granted the hereditaments and premised therein
described and further reciting … and in consideration of £500 to Ewan LAW
paid by Robert TURBOTT and by direction of Thomas HACKETT and also by the
consent of said Thomas PUREFOY granted to Robert TURBOTT in his actual
possession all that William PUREFOY’s part of Manor Castle Town and Lands of
Purefoy’s Place otherwise Clonbulloge containing 600a English measure in
Kings Co. … 13 March 1738 … reciting Indenture of release 13 Mar 1738 or of
deed 27 Jun 1786 mentioned n last will of John LAW …
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
815 |
166 |
549101 |
OLIVER |
Cork |
1825-1827 |
OLIVER, Charles & Anne-MARR (NOTE: There ar more
such links in 1828-1832)
1826 May 4 Marriage settlement btw Robert Rogers ALDWORTH
of Newmarket House, Co. Cork of 1st pt & Rev John ADWORTH 2nd son or Robert Rogers ALDWORTH of 2nd pt. Charles Deane OLIVER of
[?] Hill, Co. Limerick and Anne, one of Charles’ daughters |
|
815 |
498 |
549433 |
JACKSON, Richd |
Longford |
1826 Jun 19 |
WIGGINS 1825-1827
Image
350
Btw Richard JACKSON of Longhill, Co. Longford,
Gent of 1 pt & Robert WIGGINS of Granard. Co. Longford of other pt.
.. Richard JACKSON was indebted to Robert
WIGGANS and leased lands of Canlogue [Culloge?]
Parish of Mostrim
… Richard JACKSON [SEAL] |
|
815 |
512 |
549448 |
|
Meath |
1826 Jul 21 |
Image
357
This is an unusual Memorial in that it contains lengthy
and detailed charts of leases in Kells, & Moate in Co. Meath. It is
several pages long and lists the names of all tenants. The name of interest
to me is Johnathon William BALL, one of the parties to the land transfer. |
|
815 |
513 |
549449 |
|
Meath |
1825 Oct 21 |
Image
362
This is an unusual Memorial in that it contains lengthy
and detailed charts of leases in Kells, Co. Meath – townlands Tyanstown,
Rockfordsland otherwise Ballynamond & Moate. . It is several pages long
and lists the names of all tenants. The name of interest to me is Johnathon
William BALL, one of the parties to the land transfer. |
|
815 |
528 |
549263 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Dublin
Tyrone |
1823 Feb 6 |
SHAW Ge W 1825-1827
Image
235
BTW William JACKSON formerly of the Coombe Co.
Dublin but then of Ronehill [sic Rhonehill] Co. Tyrone , Gent of 1 pt; John
SHAW of Aredee St., Co. Dublin Merchant and Sarah SHAW otherwise SPROULE his
wife which said Sarah was devisee and executrix of her late husband Solomon
SPROULE Merchant deceased of other pt. … transfer of land on Ardee Street
called the Booter Park whereon were several houses at corner of Ardee St. and
Ardee Row 20’ by 23’ to the west on Crooked Staff 68’3” and to north
adjoining RUSSELL’s holding 1325’ and to the east to William TRAVERS ground
62’ and on south to Mutton Lane 119’ in Liberties of Thomas Court &
Donore, Co. Dublin … more detail … William JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS:
William Jackson GREER & Thomas GREER both of Rone Hill [sic Rhone Hill]
Co. Tyrone Linen merchants. “The abovenamed Thomas Greer being of the
profession of the people called Quakers upon his affirmation saith he is a
subscribing witness …”
William JACKSON (1737-1823) SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
|
816 |
130 |
549665 |
JACKSON, Allen |
Dublin |
1826 Aug 8 |
Maguire 1825-1827
Allen JACKSON of Kevinspoint Co. Dublin painter
and glazier of 1st pt Thomas BUSHE of Cuff St, City of Dublin
Stone Cutter and Catherine BUSHE otherwise HAMMOND his wife of the 2nd pt. & Luke MAGUIRE of Digg St painter and Glazier … lands of Cullenswood
situated Anne Street Renelagh near City of Dublin.191’ in front to Ann st. …
lives of Allen JACKSON, John JACKSON and Thomas JACKSON sons to Allen JACKSON
… lengthy lease…
NOTE: Allen JACKSON
jr. was probably baptized at St. Peters
CoI, Dublin in 1802. Parents residing on Cuffe Street, mother Jane. Brother
Joseph at same church, 1805 (Father Allen JACKSON, mother Joan) – another
Joseph with same parental names on 1815). There was also possibly a brother
Simon baptized 1816, a sister Sarah JACKSON baptised 1817, John JACKSON,
1800; Elizabeth JACKSON 1806; Thomas JACKSON 1803; In 1845, an Alan JACKSON
of Rathfarnam died age 80. |
|
816 |
249 |
549784 |
JACKSON, Humphry |
Down |
1826 May 10 |
Blackwood in trust 1825-1827
BTW Humphry Thompson JACKSON of Ballyregan and County Down Esq. of the first
part Francis HAMILTON of the city of Dublin barrister at Law, John Hamilton
of Ballyalloly, Co. Down Esq. captain in the Royal North Down militia, the
Rev. Edward HAMILTON of Philipstown [Barony Lower Philipstown or Upper
Philipstown], and the Kings County clerk County clerk, Abigail SMYTHE otherwise HAMILTON wife of Thomas SMYTHE
of Bennison Lodge Co. Westmeath Esq. Mary BLACKWOOD otherwise HAMILTON wife
of [Prinkston] BLACKWOOD of Killileagh County down Esq., Charlotte HAMILTON
of Belfast in the County of Antrim spinster of the second part. Barbara
STAPLES of Belfast in the County of Antrim widow of the third part and the said [Prinkston] BLACKWOOD of Killileagh
Esq. of the fourth part. After reciting is there is recited in the bargain
and sale for a year he the said Humphry Thompson JACKSON by the
direction appointment and with the consent and approval of the said Francis
HAMILTON John HAMILTON Edward HAMILTON Abigail SMYTHE Mary BLACKWOOD
Charlotte HAMILTON also the said Barbara STAPLES testified by there being
executing parties thereto and for the consideration there and agreed and
mentioned did grant bargain cell assign release and confirm and they the said
Francis HAMILTON John HAMILTON Edward HAMILTON Abigail SMYTHE Mary BLACKWOOD in
Charlotte HAMILTON and each of them to grant bargain sale alien release ratify
and confirm under the said [Pinkston] BLACKWOOD and unto his heirs and
assigns all that and those the mansion House offices Demesne Bogs town and
lands of Ballyalloly convening 320 acres Cunningham measure.. Lately in the
actual occupation and enjoyment of the late John HAMILTON deceased is under
tents and caught years and then in the occupation and enjoyment of the said
Pinkston BLACKWOOD all of said lands and premises are situate lying and being
in the parish of Comber barony of Castlereagh and County of Down. … term of
1,000 years…
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald |
|
816 |
389 |
549925 |
JACKSON, Robert W |
Armagh |
1826 Aug 18 |
Image
265
between Robert William
JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John
JACKSON Esq. of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other. In
consideration of £923.1.6 granted to John JACKSON the tenement &
Dwelling House back houses offices and Gardens formerly in possession of
Richard WHITTINGTON and his undertenants in Irish Street City of Armagh one
tenement containing in front to Irish Street 37’ and extending in the rere to
New Lane and in breadth to New Lane 54’ bounded on the North by Mr.
HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the south by Charter School Lane the other
tenement containing in front to Irish Street 94’ bounded on the North by Mr.
HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the South by Charter School Lane in depth from
front to rere 103’ and in breadth in the rere 21’ bounded on the North by
Charter School Lane and on the South by tenements in possession of Mrs. MACAN
and also that Garden or lot of ground next to and adjoining his Grace the
Lord Primates Demesne containing 3r 16p English measure and also tenement on
north side of Primrose Lane in City of Armagh containing 274’ in front to
Primrose Lane, 140’ in depth fronting New Lane leading to the Charter School
in the whole 1r 32p all formerly held by Owen CALLAGHAN and afterwards in
possession of said Richard WHITTINGTON and also all that Dwelling House
formerly occupied by Mr. McCRACKEN and also the Coach House adjoining
formerly in possession of the late Samuel FALKNER of City of Dublin Esq. and
afterwards in possession of Richard WHITTINGTON bounded in part to Charter
School Lane in front to said Lane containing 30’ bounded on the West by part
of said Richard WHITTINGTONs tenement and on the North by a part of said
Richard WHITTINGTON’s tenement and containing in breadth on the North 30’ and
on the East by part of said Richard WHITTINGTONs containing in length to east
side 47’ to hold to John JACKSON … and the said Robert William
JACKSON did thereby for himself his executors and administrators covenant
together with the said John JACKSON his executors .. that he the said Robert
William JACKSON had then in himself good right full power with the said John
JACKSON all the above leases. WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William
TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] John
JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
816 |
391 |
549926 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1826 Aug 18 |
JACKSON 1825-1827
Image
266
between Robert William
JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John
JACKSON of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Reciting Robert
William JACKSON in consideration of 923.1.6 ½ paid by John JACKSON sold to John JACKSON all his share in Robert William JACKSON of
equity to come out of a mtge debt of 2,000 due and owing by William BYERS of
town of Claremount Co. Armagh which Robert William JACKSON was equally
entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of the will of Robert JACKSON late of the city and County of Armagh Esq. deceased .. half town and lands of
Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine otherwise Claymain [Clonmain,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in
Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh. … WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent &
William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
|
816 |
595 |
550130 |
JACKSON, Frances ors JOHNSTONE |
Monaghan |
1826 Sep 11 |
JACKSON-McDOWELL. Names Index 1825-1829
In trust. Btw Joseph CUNNINGHAM of Crieve & John
JACKSON of Drumfaldra Co Monaghan Esqs of Monaghan executors of will of John
JACKSON sr. Late of Crieve Esq deceased. Of first part. Hugh JACKSON of Derryagooney of said Co Esq eldest son of said John JACKSON deceased…
& Frances JOHNSTON otherwise JACKSON daughter of John JACKSON and wife of Rev John JOHNSTON of the 6th pt
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
|
817 |
333 |
550468 |
JACKSON, Eliza |
Monaghan |
1826 Sep 26 |
--- Marriage Arts 1825-1827 I had 353 - error
BTW Wm WHITELAW of Lurga Co. Leitrim Esq of 1st pt; James JACKSON of Clones Co. Monaghan Merchant and Eliza JACKSON spinster the daughter of said James JACKSON of the 2nd pt.
Berry NORRIS of Larga Co Leitrim Esq & Richard JACKSON of Lisnabrick, Co.
Monaghan Esq of 3rd pt. and Josiah KIDD [later reference is to
“Joseph KIDD”] of Keady Gent & Robert McKEAN of Co. Armagh Merchant of 4th pt. … £400 marriage portion for marriage between Elizabeth JACKSON & William WHITELAW ..
Probably: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
??? |
817 |
485 |
550620 |
JACKSON, Josh |
Dublin |
1826 Aug 19 |
Turridge [?]1825-1827
Btw Joseph JACKSON heir at law and devisee of Henry
JACKSON late of the City of Dublin victualler deceased… Daniel SURRIDGE
of William Street painter & glazier…. |
|
818 |
8 |
550745 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
|
1825-1827 |
GRAHAM |
|
c |
163 |
550898 |
JACKSON, William |
Down |
1826 Nov 4 |
Deed of Assignment BTW William JACKSON of Knocknagoney,
Co. Down, farmer of the one part and Robert STEWART of Lisburn, Co. Antrim,
Muslin Manufacturer of the other part.
Reciting a lease for a year. The 1/3rd part of all the lands
demised by two several indentures of leases being 12 acres and 1 rood
Cunningham measure and 15 acres 10p both situate in the Townland of
Knocknagrany, and occupied by Hugh GRAHAM and Hugh KITCHEY at yearly rent of
13 pounds 8 shillings 8 ½ p. …
… transfer of 12 a Cunningham measure of Knocknagoney
that were in the enjoyment of Hugh GRAHAM and Hugh HITCHY. WITNESS: David
EVANS Pensioner and Daniel McAFEE writing Clerk both of Belfast. William
JACKSON [SEAL] |
436 |
818 |
290 |
551025 |
JACKSON, George |
Limerick |
1826 Oct 30 |
JACKSON-ARTHUR. Names Index 1825-1829
George JACKSON Esq. of the City of
Limerick.& William ARTHUR Merchant of said city…. Part of the lands of
Moylish. |
436 |
818 |
377 |
551112 |
JACKSON, Chars |
Tipperary |
1826 Nov 3 |
DUNPHY1825-1827
BTW Charles JACKSON and Lucinda JACKSON otherwise LAMBLY his wife, Richard CARROLL and Margaret CARROLL otherwise
LUMBLY his wife all of Clonmell, Co Tipperary …
SEE: JACKSONs
of Kilkenny. |
436
437 |
818 |
407 |
551142 |
COULTER
DICKIE |
Fermanagh |
1826 Oct 5 |
COULTER, Wm-Marr Art 1825-1827
COULTER, Margaret-COULTER; DICKIE,
Jane-COULTER
Between John JOHNSTON Sr. & John JOHNSTON jr, both
of Derrymean & William COULTER of Keerinbeg, all of Co. Fermanagh ...
Margaret COULTER ... |
x |
818 |
500 |
551035 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Tipperary |
1826 Jun 9 |
JACKSON in trust 1825-1827
NOTE: The page # and memorial
# do not match. It is pg 299.
William JACKSON of Mount Pleasant in Tipperary
of 1st pt. Charlotte JACKSON otherwise WILLINGTON wife of 2nd pt George JACKSON of Mount Pleasant and Theobald PEPPER of 3rd pt.…. Charlotte JACKSON was entitled to £2,000 on estate of her
brother [in law] James WILLINGTON re will of the late Francis WILLINGTON Brother
[in law] |
436 |
819 |
252 |
551587 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & Henry |
Dublin |
1826 Dec 4 |
--- Marriage Arts 1825-1827
Image 158
Btw Thomas KETTLEWELL Lieut in His Majesty’s Regiment
of Infantry of the 1st pt & Henry Vincent JACKSON of
the City of Dublin of the 2nd pt Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON spinster
2nd daughter of said Henry Vincent JACKSON of the 3rd pt. & William KETTLEWELL of Dorset St in Co. Dublin & Peter
Warburton JACKSON of City of Dublin son of Henry Vincent JACKSON
Esq of 4th pt. … marriage btw Thomas KETTLEWELL & Elizabeth
Matilda JACKSON… lands of Mary EVANS in Co. Meath, wife of deceased
Thomas KETTLEWELL had gone to her 3rd son Thomas KETTLEWELL…
SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna (needs updating) |
436 |
819 |
346 |
551681 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Wicklow
Dublin |
1826 Dec 7 |
ANGELL 1825-1827
Image 240
BTW Edwin SANDYS of Ballynagee Co. Wicklow Esq. of 1st pt; James JACKSON of Jervis St City of Dublin Esq and the Rev Andrew William
McCREAIGHT of Farnham Co Cavan Clarke of the 2nd pt & John
William ANGELL of City of Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. Reciting deed 31
Jan 1821 btw Edwin SANDYS of 1st pat Margaret McCREIGHT of Eccles
St Co. Dublin spinster of 2nd pt and the said James JACKSON and Andrew McCREIGHT of the 3rd pt. … marriage of Margaret
McCREIGHT in consid of marriage and the said James JACKSON & Andrew
McCREIGHT assigned 2,000 pounds to hold without prejudice to the life
interest of Mary McCREIGHT … land in Co Wicklow of Edwin SANDYS … |
436 |
820 |
181 |
552116 |
JACKSON, Mary |
Wicklow
Carlow
Dublin |
1826 Dec 30 |
JACKSON Gr otherwise CONDELL otherwise SPENCER &
Husband 1825-1827
Image
122
BTW William CONDLE of town of Baltinglass. Co. Wicklow
Postmaster & Mary CONDLE otherwise JACKSON otherwise SPENCER his
wife of the 1 pt. William JACKSON of Baltinglass Esq. of the other pt.
Reciting lease 7 Apr 1725 Benjamin BURTON of Burton Hall Co. Carlow Esq
demised to Mathew YOUNG & William LAMBERT both of Clonmore Co. Carlow
farmers part of lands of Clonmore [ more recited leases and names] … reciting
deed of partition 4 July 1732 … conveyed to Humphry SPENSER who by his last
will devised to his son Thomas SPENSER who died intestate and said premises
descended to his eldest son George SPENSER and Reciting that under the
settlement made upon the marriage of George SPENSER with Anne PLOWMAN that
said Mary CONDELL became entitled to 1/6th pt as one of the
children of the marriage and she granted to the said William JACKSON (in his actual possession) her share of the lands of Clonmore… WITNESS; John
MILLS of Middle Gardiner St., City of Dublin notary Elias REYNOLDS of same
place Gent. |
442 |
820 |
182 |
552117 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Wicklow |
1826 Dec 30 |
CONDELL 1825-1827
Image
122
BTW William JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow
Esq of 1st pt & William CONDELL of Baltinglass Postmaster
& Mary CONDELL [aka CUNDELL?] otherwise JACKSON otherwise SPENCER
his wife of other pt. Reciting lease of 10 April 1815 The Rt Hon John Earl of
Aldborough demised to Dunkley JACKSON (in his actual possession) lands
… and reciting that 12 Feb 1804 Hannah CREATHORNE assigned to Dunkley
JACKSON (in his actual possession) one undivided third of lands on which
had been built several new dwelling houses and also that one undivided third
of piece of ground called Banogues [aka Bawnoge]
on the road leading from Baltinglass to Tullow in Barony Talbotstown, Co.
Wicklow… Reciting that Dunkley JACKSON devised to his wife one annuity
of £30 and devised the residue of his property to his son William JACKSON … part of lands of Baltinglass called the Woodland Court 6a lying under the
road leading from Baltinglass to Saunders Grove beyond the Ah Grove on the
east and west by the River Slaney and a small Island formerly held by Robert
PARKE of Baltinglass North by William RAWSONs farm and South by John NOWLANs
ground and the Castle fields in the Upper Half Barony of Talbotstown, Parish
Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow
NOTE: This has to tie
into the family of JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass.– as well as JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 & JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Detailed Tree-1 but I do not yet
know how these two trees connect. With respect to the latter, I suspect a
name variant of CUNDELL is the same as CONDELL. |
442 |
820 |
313 |
552248 |
|
Tyrone |
Bk 49 |
MATTHEWS - CINNAMON Moy |
|
821 |
48 |
552583 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Dublin |
1827 Jan 1 |
FOWLER 1825-1827
Image
30
BTW Robert GRAY of Linen Hall St City of Dublin
Merchant, Sale Assignee of Estate and effects of Samuel JACKSON late
of Cork St Co. Dublin Cotton Manufacturer a Bankrupt of 1st pt. …
sale of house with yard in possession of Samuel JACKSON on South Side
of Cork St in Liberty of St. Thomas Court & Donore Co. Dublin
[description] … on North side of Cork St where a new house was built by Samuel
JACKSON [description] barrister of 4th pt.…
NOTE: Samuel JACKSON was
the husband of Ann BOARDMAN. |
442 |
821 |
079 |
552615 |
BREAKEY |
Monaghan |
1825-1827 (1827) |
SCOTT-BREAKEY
Abbreviated notations compiled by author Ken Breakey
5/2/1827. John McDowell Scott, Ballybay, married Jane
Breakey. |
x |
821 |
372 |
552907 |
JACKSON, Maria |
Dublin
Tipperary |
1826 Dec 29 |
JACKSON 1825-1827
Image
242
Nathaniel ALT of Curraghmore Co. Tipperary Esq &
Daniel Egan ALT eldest son of Nathaniel of 1st pt… Maria
JACKSON of Leeson St City of Dublin Spinster & administrator of Mary
JACKSON late of City of Dublin deceased of 3rd pt and Joseph
Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St City of Dublin … lands of Curraghmore
160a & Gortmungagh otherwise Gortmunga 104 a… |
442 |
821 |
555 |
553090 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin
Armagh |
May 26 |
BROWNE 1825-1827
Image
347
KNOX Bankruptcy – EYRE connection … William BROWNE … |
442 |
822 |
244 |
553379 |
JACKSON, Saml |
Dublin |
1826 Oct 26 |
DOMACAN NOTE: Ge should be DORNACAR 1825-1827
Robert GRAY of City of Dublin Merchant of 1st pt; Samuel JACKSON of Cork St Co. Dublin Cotton Spinner of the 2nd….
Reciting lease 12 Nov 1798 James JACKSON demised to John GRIMSHAW part
of lands of Clarkestown, Co. Dublin …
NOTE: Samuel JACKSON sr.
was the husband of Ann BOARDMAN. |
442 |
822 |
500 |
553635 |
|
|
|
MILLS, Wilson-CHAMBERS, Hall |
x |
822 |
504 |
553639 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Longford |
1827 Jan 10 |
EDGEWORTH 1825-1827
Image
293
BTW John JACKSON of Paradise Row, City of Dublin
Gent of 1st pt; Sidney DUIGAN[?] of Richmond Co. Dublin widow
& executrix of John DUIGAN (late of Capel St, City of Dublin Esq.
deceased) of 2nd pt; Lovell EDGEWORTH of Edgeworthstown [Parish Mostrim]
Co. Longford Esq of 3rd pt.
Reciting 31 Jan 1822 Lovell EDGEWORTH in consid of £500 paid by John JACKSON
confirmed to John JACKSON lands of Lackan [Parish Mostrim] and
[many] other lands in said deed [not listed here] in Co. Longford … on North
side of Turnpike Road leading from Edworthstown to Longford containing 52a 3r
18p Irish plantation measure and also all that other part of town and land
of Lackin situate on South side of the said Turnpike Road containing 165a 2r
19p in Parish of Mastim [Mostrim]
Barony Ardagh Co. Longford and also lands of Ballymacwilliam Oughter [Ballymacwilliam]
one of the said Cartrons of Lisserdowlin in Parish of Temple Michael Templemichael
Barony Ardagh Co. Longford containing 72a and also land known as Cartron
Capple being a another Cartron and part of the Cartron of Ballymacwilliam
Oughter [Ballymacwilliam]
of Lisserdowlin containing 108a 3r 10p and also townlands of Cloonacasney
orse Clonahusly another of the Cartons of Lisserdowlin [Lissardowlan]
containing 91a 2r 27p and also townland of Tuerfin another of the Cartons of
Lissdowlin [Lissardowlan]
containing 65a 14p in Parish Temple Michael [Templemichael ]
Barony Ardagh Co. Longford & also lands of Aghanevin orse Whyhalman orse
Eylealonan commonly called the Carton of Lissardowlin [Lissardowlan]
and part of Fyhalman in last mentioned parish and Barony Co. Longford
containing 93a 9p and also lands of Aughanckan another of the Cartrons of
Lisserdowlin [Lissardowlan]
containing 54a 3r 6p and part of lands of Cartonreagh Parish Mastrim [Parish Mostrim] Barony Ardagh
containing 74a 3r 35p and parts of Lands of Rossmine and Garryduffe in Parish
Clonbrony [Clonbroney]
Barony Ardagh Co. Longford and lands of Killenawse orse Killenawase and
Garrynegree Coolennerigan and part of Rossmine in Parish Granard & Barony
Granard cont 95a 3r 5p and lands commonly called Breeghuire orse Brehy [Breaghy ] in Parish Clontrough orse Clonbrony [Clonbroney] Barony
Ardagh Co. Longford containing 80a 22p and also lands Kilderine orse
Kildereene [Kilderreen ] and Shinoe orse Shiroe [Sheeroe ] with the Mill thereon or on part therof erected and built containing 63a 2r
9p in Co. Longford to hold to said Lowell EDGEWORTH
… said Sidney DUIGAN Executrix of John DUIGAN deceased
at request of John JACKSON granted to Lowell EDGEWORTH …WITNESS: John
COLE of City of Dublin Gent & Sidney PARKER. John JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Sidney PARKER was a widow – see beneath. |
442 |
822 |
506 |
553641 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Longford |
1826 Dec 30 |
EDGEWORTH 1825-1827
Image
295
BTW Sidney PARKER of Richmond Co. Dublin widow of 1st pt; John JACKSON of Paradise Row City of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt & Lovell EDGEWORTH of Edgeworthstown Co. Longford Esq. of 3rd pt. … John DUIGAN was dead & John JACKSON was his surviving
Trustee & arrears of annuity have been paid out. …. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
442 |
822 |
573 |
553708 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Longford |
1827 Jan 8 |
EDGEWORTH 1825-1827
Image
336
Sidney DUIGAN widow of John DUIGAN – see other such
memorials for similar details |
442 |
823 |
148 |
553883 |
JACKSON, John |
Down |
1827 Feb 12 |
Bishop of Down & Connor 1825-1827
Image 105
BTW John JACKSON of Knocknagoney Co Down, Farmer
of the 1 pt & Bishop of Conor of other pt … land in [?]nagoney formerly
in possession of John JACKSON… 26a Cunningham Measure, Parish of Holywood
Barony Castlereagh. Co Down … for lives of Godfrey WEBSTER .. named in
original indenture 1791 Jun 3
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald |
442 |
823 |
172 |
553907 |
JACKSON, Anna JACKSON, Mary |
Queens
Dublin |
1827 Mar 5 |
--- Marriage Arts 1825-1827
Image 121
BTW Anna Maria JACKSON eldest daughter of Nathaniel
JACKSON the younger of Mountmellick, Queens Co. Esq., spinster of 1st pt; William White WARBURTON, Capt. I his Majesty’s 67th Regiment
of foot of the 2nd pt; Mary JACKSON widow, mother of the
said Anna Maria JACKSON of the 3rd pt.; Widham WARBURTON of
City of Dublin Esq brother of the said William White WARBURTON and William
WYLY of Mountmellick aforesaid Gent of the 4th pt … reciting deed
Sep 1 1776 Henry PEMBERTON Mary PEMBERTON and Jane PEMBERTON demied to Nathaniel
JACKSON in his actual possession… lease of townlands [Druminins?]
Drumnagown and Ardnadrum for lives of Nathaniel JACKSON Erasmus JACKSON and Anthony PIM.. yearly rent of 267 pounds … lands of Drinagh and Garoon …
Nathaniel died intestate leaving his widow Mary JACKSON, eldest
daughter Anna Maria JACKSON and Elizabeth JACKSON and Frances
JACKSON his younger daughters and only children him surviving… eldest
daughter rights to dwelling house and premises in Mountmellick …
Note it dd not properly download, so I skipped parts.
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
442 |
823 |
317 |
554059 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1820 Dec 30 |
Cunningham1825-1827
Image 200
Btw John JACKSON of Crieve, Co. Monaghan Esq of
the 1 pt & Joseph CUNINGHAM of Crieve Gent of the other
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs |
442 |
823 |
586 |
554321 |
JACKSON, Elizth |
Tyrone |
1826 Dec 29 |
Carroll Gr otherwise Greer1825-1827
Image 339
Btw Nicholas MAHON of City of Dublin Merchant assignee
of the estate and effects of Thomas BROWNRIGG late of City of Dublin deceased
Dealer & Chapman a Bankrupt of the 1st pt; Thomas GREER of
Rhone Hill Co. Yrone Co Tyrone Linen Merchant and Elizabeth GREER orse
JACKSON his wife. Thomas & Elizabeth were executors of the last will
of William JACKSON late of Rhonehill ut formerly of the Coombe Co.
Dublin Gent. Deceased of 2nd pt … land of Clony otherwise Cloney
otherwise called Clonee together with Dwelling House and Offices walled
garden etc in Co. Meath.
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
442 |
824 |
106 |
554441 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Dublin |
1827 May 14 |
SEYMOUR 1825-1827
Image
85
BTW Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardiner St Co.
Dublin Esq. of 1st pt; Rev. John Crossley SEYMOUR of Baggot St
City of Dublin Clerk of 2nd pt & Edward Wright SEYMOUR of
Baggot St Esq of 3rd pt. …Reciting 20 Aug 1807 Charles BALWIN
conveyed to Peter JACKSON dwelling house #68 on Dame St in possession
of Peter JACKSON 19’ in front & #48 on North side of Dame St. .. |
442 |
824 |
423 |
554758 |
OLIVER, Wm |
Dublin |
1827 May 30 |
OLIVER-ORR
Wm OLIVER, Gent of Nassau St., City of Dublin of 1 pt.
& Wm ORR of Dame St., Dublin, painter & glazier ORR 2 dwelling house
etc on south side of Townsend St often called Lazer’s Hill, Parish of St.
Marks, Co Dublin… for 300 pounds sterling transferred to ORR… |
1 |
824 |
476 |
554811 |
JACKSON, Moses |
Armagh |
1814 Apr 16 |
PRINGLE 1825-1827
Image
320
BTW Moses JACKSON formerly of Annacramp [aka Annacramph, Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West]
but then of Grange [possibly Grangemore,
Parish Grange
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh farmer of 1 pt; Michael PRINGLE of Grange son-in-law of Moses
JACKSON of the other part. Reciting indenture 1 Aug 1789 The Right Hon
Sir Capel MOLYNEUX of Castle Dillon Co. Armagh Baronet demised townland of
Grange to Moses JACKSON containing 7a 1r 5p English Measure in actual
possession of Moses JACKSON to hold for lives of Moses JACKSON the lessee, Phoebe JACKSON his wife & Sarah JACKSON his
only daughter then aged abt 3 years … Sarah PRINGLE otherwise JACKSON [wife of Michael PRINGLE] ...
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. |
442 |
824 |
544 |
554879 |
JACKSON, Alex |
Dublin |
1827 May 5 |
BALFOUR 1825-1827
Image
370
Alicia DANIEL of Great Georges St. North Co. Dublin
spinster & Alexander JACKSON of Gardiners Place Co. Dublin Esq.
Doctor of Physic of the 1 pt; Letitia BALFOUR of Granby Row City of Dublin
Widow of other pt. … lands of Kerryduff containing 10a Irish Plantation
Measure in Barony of Dundalk Co. Louth sold by Letitia BALFOUR to trustees re
judgement of £2,000 obtained by Letitia DANIEL against Letitia BALFOUR in
1823 and of certain other Judgement for £1 … Alicia DANIEL [SEAL] Alexander
JACKSON £10,000 obtained by Alexander JACKSON against said Letitia
BALFOUR… Alicia DANIEL [SEAL] & Alexander JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
442 |
825 |
159 |
555094 |
JACKSON, George H. |
Waterford |
1826 Sep 2 |
JACKSON-GILMAN. Names Index 1825-1829
George Holmes JACKSON of Glenmore & George
Bennet JACKSON of Glanbeg, both Co Waterford Esq of 3rd pt. |
442 |
825 |
213 |
555148 |
JACKSON, Andw |
Dublin |
1827 Jun 20 |
REILLY 1825-1827
Image
126
BTW Andrew JACKSON of Ballsbridge Co, Dublin
Baker & Administrator of John LARKIN late of Sandymount City of Dublin
Coal Merchant of the 1 pt |
442 |
825 |
214 |
555149 |
JACKSON, Andw |
Dublin |
1827 Jun 20 |
REILLY 1825-1827
Image
126
BTW Andrew JACKSON of Ballsbridge Co, Dublin Baker
& Administrator of John LARKIN late of Sandymount City of Dublin Coal
Merchant of the 1 pt |
442 |
825 |
230 |
555165 |
BARTLEY |
Roscommon |
1826 May 2 |
John BARTLY of Bushfort otherwise Randaghra Barony of
Boyle, Co Rosscommon, Gent & wife – Mary BARTLY orwise COYNE 1825-1827 |
|
825 |
375 |
555310 |
JACKSON, Charles & Lucinda |
Tipperary |
1827 May 15 |
DUMPHY 1825-1827
Image
228
BTW Charles JACKSON and Lucinda JACKSON als LUMBLY his wife, Richard CARROLL and Margaret CARROLL als LUMBLY his wife
of Clonmel Co. Tipperary of 1st pt; John DUNPHY of Clonmel Esq.
Merchant of 2nd pt & Michael WILLIAMS of Clonmel of 3rd pt |
442 |
826 |
128 |
555663 |
OLIVER |
Armagh
Monaghan |
1824 Jul 13 |
Laragh
Memorial of deed dated Oct 6, 1820 btw Joseph OLIVER of
Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh
(Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent
of 1st pt. Benjamin OLIVER of Ballyrea in same Co of Armagh Gent,
brother of said Joseph OLIVER. Of 2nd pt. William OLIVER of
Laragh, Co. Monaghan, Gent brother of said Joseph & Benjamin of 3rd pt… gives boundaries and refers to two mills on Laragh that brothers built
& David McTEAR of Belfast. |
|
827 |
240 |
556375 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Armagh
Tyrone |
1827 Jun 23 |
CAULFIELD 1825-1827
Error: Page 240 is at Image
137. The correct Memorial # is 556375 not
Memorial #556575
BTW Abel LABERTOUCH of City of Dublin Esq.; Benjamin
EYRE of Mayclown [probably Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] Co. Armagh & James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydooy Co. Tyrone Esq. Assignees of the
estate of Thomas Knox HANNYRIGHTON a bankrupt of the 1 pt & James
CAULFIELD of Cookstown Co. Tyrone of the other pt. |
442 |
828 |
307 |
557042 |
JACKSON, Jane & Mary |
Cork
Mayo |
1827 Oct 3 |
HOWLEY 1825-1827
Image
205
BTW Mary JACKSON of City of Cork widow of James
JACKSON Esq. deceased and then of Clifton Co. Gloucester UK Jane
JACKSON & Mary JACKSON spinster daughters and only children of James JACKSON deceased of 1 pt; Edward HOWLEY of Ardnaree [??] Co.
Sligo Esq of the other pt. Reciting 7 Jan 1739 Hon James Lord Baron Tyrawley
& Killmain demised to Vaughan JONES then of Ardnaree the old Castle of
Bealack & 5a adjoining the same which had been enjoyed by William BOURKE
as tenant at will in Barony Tyrawly Co. Mayo …. Reciting 6 Feb 1800 btw
Charles JONES & James JACKSON Capt North Mayo regiment of Militia
since deceased of other pt ….JONES transferred to JACKSON Castle of Bealeek
together with 5a adjoining called the Castle half quarter .. James
JACKSON had published his will & bequeathed land to his wife Mary
JACKSON in trust for his daughters …
NOTE: James JACKSON
(1765-1825) & wife Mary PERRY. SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo
NOTE: Facebook
Post March 16, 2022. AN ANCIENT BALLINA HOUSE. Ardnaree Cottage / Amana. (Western
People, March 1925) "Captain Henry Hastings Jones Fortland, Easkey,
writing to our correspondent 'Z' (Peacehaven, Sussex) on the subject of his
inquiries relative to the ancient Ballina house now occupied by Mr. H. C.
Bourke, Solicitor says - " The house & demesne is still in my
possession, though I live at Fortland, another old family residence, a much
finer house, but not so old in the family, being acquired by the marriage of
Vaughan Jones with Katherine Browne in 1768. Ardnaree is just as you describe
it, but was slated by my father, Major Thomas Jones. A good description is
given in 'Ardnaree' by Randal McDonnell, taken from Miss Ham's diary. The
gardener's cottage was leased by the Hams, who built a fine house there
'Woodbine' now occupied by my agent Mr. W. W. Wilson. We hold Ardnaree from
1715." |
442 |
828 |
476 |
557211 |
JACKSON, Sarah & Thomas |
Sligo
Fermanagh |
1827
Aug 20 |
JACKSON-Marriage Arts. Names Index 1825-1829
Marriage between Guy BLEAKLEY & Sarah JACKSON,
daughter of Thomas JACKSON of Lavally [Lavally, Parish Killerry, Barony Tirerrill] Co. Sligo, Co. Sligo. Also James JACKSON of
Lavally, Co. Sligo
NAMES: Guy BLEAKLEY of
Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh; Thomas JACKSON of Lavally, Co. Sligo; Sarah
JACKSON; Charles BLEAKLEY of Mullaghmeen Mullaghmeen, a townland of 399
acres in the Parish of Magheracross, Barony of Tirkennedy, Co. Fermanagh - part of Cowley’s Tenement and part of the lands of Pubble;
James JACKSON; Jason FRITH; William LITTLE; Rev. Henry LEARD; Rev. Isaac
DODD; Thomas LYTLE of Gortlaunane [probably Gortlownan, Parish Killerry, Barony Tirerrill, Co. Sligo]; David
BLEAKLEY.
SEE: Descendants of Thomas JACKSON of Co. Sligo |
442 |
828 |
600 |
557335 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1827 Oct 20 |
JACKSON 1825-1827
Image
389
BTW John JACKSON of Grafton St City of Dublin
Linen Draper of 1 pt & Eliza JACKSON of Grafton St widow of other
pt. Reciting said John JACKSON in consid of 5s granted to Eliza
JACKSON in her actual possession right to tenement on West side of
Grafton St and on the north side of Suffolk Co. Dublin containing in front to
Grafton St [illegible] in depth 38’… payment of £350 by John JACKSON WITNESS Alexander CAMPBELL of Gardiner’s Place attorney & Charles
McDONNELL clerk to Alexander CAMPBELL. John JACKSON [SEAL] |
442 |
829 |
164 |
557499 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Down |
1823 Dec 29 |
JELLIE 1825-1827
Image
97
BTW William JACKSON of townland Bally[illegible
- Ballyministragh]
Parish Kilmood, Co. Down
farmer of 1 pt. Robert JELLIE and John JELLIE both of Ringneal [Ringneill ] Parish Tollinakill [Tullnakill]
… demised 14a Ringneal [description] WITNESS: William THOMPSON of Drumring
& Samuel BAILIE of Ballyminstra, both Co. Down farmers. |
442 |
829 |
590 |
557925 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1824 Mar 26 |
JACKSON-DARLEY Marriage arts. Names Index 1825-1829
Reciting an intended marriage between John JACKSON jr. of Crieve, Co. Monaghan and Alice aka Alicia DARLEY of Great Georges St,
City of Dublin, and the £2,993 and 3-1/2 percent government stock to which
Alice DARLEY is entitled, in the name of Richmond
ALLEN in the books of the Governor and Company of Bank of Ireland.
Said property was transferred to Trustees: John JACKSON of Cremorne
Green. Monaghan; Robert MURDOCK of Eccles St., Dublin City; Frederick DARLEY
jr. of William Street, City of Dublin; & The Rev John DARLEY jr, Fellow
of Trinity College in trust for Alice DARLEY, for her sole and separate use
without interference from John JACKSON jr.. The last Will and
Testament of Anne DARLEY of #13, Great Georges Street, City of Dublin, mother
of Alice DARLEY is dated 26 Feb 1824.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
442 |
830 |
141 |
558076 |
BARTLEY |
Tyrone |
1827 Oct 30 |
John BARTLY to HARPUR 1825-1827
John BARTLEY of Moy, farmer... Earlier lease from Lt
Col Wm VERNER |
|
831 |
70 |
558605 |
|
Tyrone |
Bk 49 |
HARPUR- BARTLEY Moy |
|
831 |
521 |
559057 |
|
|
|
CHAMBERS-GREENHAM (Trustee for Wilson MILLS) |
x |
831 |
523 |
559058 |
OLIVER |
Kerry |
|
OLIVER-NOLAN Drumkeen, |
x |
832 |
397 |
559532 |
JACKSON, Thomasina |
Wicklow |
1827 Dec 13 |
EVANS-EVANS
Image
267
Marriage Arts of James EVANS son of John EVANS to Thomasina
JACKSON of Delgany, daughter of Thomas JACKSON bookseller and
Charlotte TUDOR.
SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
|
832 |
398 |
559533 |
|
Wicklow |
|
EVANS-JACKSON
Image
267
Marriage Arts of James EVANS to Thomasina JACKSON of Delgany, daughter of Thomas JACKSON bookseller and Charlotte TUDOR.
Sister of Alexander JACKSON, carpenter.
SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
|
834 |
64 |
560400 |
BARTLEY |
Monaghan |
1828 Apr 24 |
Geo BARTLEY of town & Co Monaghan to Wm BARTLEY of
Lossett, Parish of Kilmore,Co Monaghan.. in presence of Hamilton REED of
Slieveroe, Co Monaghan, Gent... signed sealed & executed by Robert
BARTLEY of Glenhorick, Co Monaghan |
|
834 |
102 |
560437 |
Jackson, James |
Kings |
1828 Apr 22 |
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71
BTW Henry LANAUZE junr of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt
& Garrett MOORE of Richmond Barracks Esq. of other pt. Reciting articles
30 Nov 1752 made previous marriage of James JACKSON Esq. & Alice
his wife, Robert JACKSON, John HUDSARD and James JACKSON parties to said indenture granted to Michael DALTON [aka D’ALTON] another
party to said deed lands called Dean’s Holding containing 7a [&] 10a at
Birks Hill [aka Burk’s Hill in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt] in two
parcels adjoining the green in the town of Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks,
Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], a House
and Garden in the town of Birr also one house in Birr and lands and parks
formerly in possession of Barnaby ARCHER 22a and parcel of land part of
Sheffin [aka Seefin , Parish Birr] commonly
called Kennedy’s and Ranchans Park and part of the ground formerly held by
Joshua LAWYER and Thomas NETHERCOAT 105’ all round which said several lands
in Barony Ballybritt Kings Co. to hold to said Michael DALTON and his heirs to the use of James
JACKSON for his natural life with remainder to said Michael DALTON and
during life of Alice DALTON with £50 jointure yearly during her life and from
and after the decease of said James JACKSON the said lands and
premises to go to the issue of said James JACKSON and Alice DALTON and
in case of failure of male issue to go to daughters. Only issue was Elizabeth
JACKSON and Lavinia JACKSON who each became entitled to an equal
share. Elizabeth married Samuel ABBOTT and had a son William ABOTT and
daughter Mary wife of John Townsend SINNETT of City of Dublin …
NOTE: Henry LANAUZE
married Eugenia CURTIS daughter of Eugenia Marie JACKSON (bef
1785-1831) of Grange,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt.
She was a daughter of Robert JACKSON of Grange, Seirkieran, Kings Co.
The Parish of Seirkieran is adjacent to the Parish of Birr.
NOTE: Garret MOORE was a
brother of John Hubert MOORE, husband of Lavinia JACKSON, daughter of
James JACKSON.
SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
|
834 |
509 |
560844 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE, Peter-Marriage Article WRONG NUMBER |
!
??? |
835 |
78 |
561113 |
LATOUCHE |
|
1822-1824 |
LATOUCHE, Grace |
!
|
835 |
111 |
350044 |
JACKSON, John |
|
1801 Jan 23 |
Ballysallagh, Newtownards Co. Down SOURCE: Crossley. WRONG NUMBER was in Bk 535 |
??? |
838 |
82 |
562660 |
JACKSON, Rev Luke |
Roscommon
Galway
England |
18?8 Jul 18 |
SIMKINS & ors Deed Nottingham
Rev Luke JACKSON late of Stake Parsonage in Co
Nottingham but now of Hucknell Torkard of the 2nd part... lands in
various Irish counties....Roscommon, Galway… |
145 |
838 |
278 |
562856 |
JACKSON, Ellen |
Monaghan |
1828 Sept 8 |
KIRKMAN-JACKSON-MORELL Names Index 1828-1832
Between Ellen KIRKMAN ors JACKSON usually of Nashville Tennessee, North
America, but then of the City of Dublin in Ireland daughter of James
JACKSON formerly of Ballybay of Co Monaghan, Gent. Of the 1 pt & Rev
James MORELL of Fairview near Ballybay, Co Monaghan Presbyterian Minister ...
in consid of 690 pounds pd & released townland Cadagh & Cadahroe,
Barony of Cremorne, Parish of Tullycorbet... lives of David HOLMES George
RUTHERFORD & Joseph RUTHERFORD... witness James HORNER & Wm
NEILSON....
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
145 |
838 |
280 |
562859 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1817 Feb 28 |
CRAWFORD-JACKSON NOTES in 2009 diary
Anne CRAWFORD of Paradise Row Co. & City of Dublin
widow of 1 part & John JACKSON of Paradise Row aforesaid Gent of
other part…. Dwelling house and premises of No. 30 Paradise Row… Anne
CRAWFORD granted to James JACKSON all the new Brick Dwelling house
with the yard and garden behind the same situate out to South West side of
Paradise Row known by No 30 bounded on the North East by Paradise Row
aforesaid on the South West by a yard in the possession of Matthew WILLIAMSON
on the North West by Arthur WILLIAMSON’ holding which said house and premises
are situate lying and being in the Parish of Saint Mary Lordship of St Mary’s
Abbey & County of the City of Dublin… [lives were all names of royalty].
WITNESSES Frances WIGGINS of Golden lane, City of Dublin grocer.. John
PERDRISAT of Rathfarnham & John COLE of Rosanna Place both in the City
of Dublin, Gent |
15 |
838 |
345 |
562923 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1828 Aug 21 |
JACKSON-McWILLIAMS Ballinahonebeg
John JACKSON of Armagh & William McWILLIAMS
part of townland of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
upwards of 46 acres previously held by Arthur OLIVER dec’d containing one
half of the said lands of Ballynahonebeg and before that in possession of
Charles SEAVER dec’d and that part of the said moiety called the Northern
Division containing twenty three acres two roods and also that farm a part
of said Moiety called the Bleach green containing about ten acres and a half
with all waters, Water courses Weirs, Mills, Dams Houses Buildings and
Improvements formerly in possession of John
OLIVER Mary OLIVER & Elizabeth OLIVER John JACKSON held
these leases under the Lord Primate... witness Alexander John DOBBIN Gent
one of the attorneys and Andrew MAZIERE Apothecary both of the City and
County of Armagh. |
145 |
838 |
347 |
562925 |
DOBBIN, Leonard
& JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1828 Aug 21 |
DOBBIN, Leonard-McWILLIAM NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1832 Ballinahonebeg
John JACKSON City & Co. Armagh, Esquire of 1st part Leonard DOBBIN of said City Esq. Of 2nd part & William
McWILLIAMS of said City Esq. Of 3rd part ... JACKSON set to
McWILLIAMS with consent of Leonard DOBBIN part of Ballinahonebeg[Ballynahone
Beg, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
“as first in the tenure of Thomas OATES deceased & afterwards in the
occupation of then the said Leonard DOBBIN & William McWILLIAMS and now
occupied by McWILLIAMS and undertenants. WITNESS: Alexander John DOBBIN, Gent
one of the attorneys; Andrew MOZIER [aka MAZIERE], apothecary both of City of
Armagh. |
|
838 |
380 |
562958 |
JACKSON, John |
|
1828-1832 |
WILLIAMSON
Probably John JACKSON of Paradise Road. |
145 |
839 |
261 |
563261 |
DOBBIN |
Armagh |
1828 Oct 10 |
DOBBIN, Leonard-KANE NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1832
Leonard DOBBIN the elder of City of Armagh & John
KANE of said City, woollen draper ... house in City of Armagh. |
|
839 |
290 |
563290 |
DOBBIN
McCULLAGH |
Armagh |
1828 Sep 19 |
PRENTICE-DOBBIN marriage
settlement NOTES in 2009 diary 1819-1832
DOBBIN, Anne-Marriage Article
Between Henry Leslie PRENTICE
of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Of 1st part Anne DOBBIN of said Co.
Spinster of 2nd part & Thomas Kelly EVANS & Leonard DOBBIN
younger, both of City of Armagh of 3rd part ... marriage between
Henry PRENTICE & Anne DOBBIN ... for £1000 marriage portion ...
expiration 15 years from death of Thomas PRENTICE late of said City & Co.
Armagh deceased, uncle of Henry Leslie PRENTICE ... town and lands of
Ennislare [Ennislare,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Muniepatrick
[Moneypatrick , Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
& Drumconnell , [Drumconwell,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] Parish
& Co. Armagh also tenement south side of Scotch Street & one on
Thomas Street & Abbey Lane held under Robert McCULLAGH (more lands – a long deed) WITNESS: Alexander
John DOBBIN, City of Armagh; Charles ELLIOTT of City of Dublin, Clerke to
Messrs John DOBBIN & Co. |
|
840 |
407 |
563907 |
JACKSON, William |
Dublin
Kildare
Wicklow
Limerick
Wexford
Sligo
Tipperary
Carlow |
1828 Jul 3 |
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294 NOTE: This was a complex 8 page
deed, and I do not claim to have captured all of it in my notes.
BTW Rt Hon Benjamin Lord Aldborough of 1st pt the right Hon Mason Gerrard STRATFORD commonly called Lord Viscount Amiens
the eldest son of the said Lord Aldborough of 2nd pt; Charles
DOYNE of Newtown Park Co. Dublin Esq 3rd pt; William JACKSON of Sackville St. City of Dublin Gent 4th pt; Montgomery BLAIR of City of
Hereford Esq of 5th pt. Robert SAUNDERS of Saunder’s Grove Co. Wicklow Esq. and Rev. John Christopher LLOYD
of Peter’s Place of 6th pt and said Charles DOYNE and Thomas
Rickard WALK[?] of City of Hereford gents of 7th pt. … lands of
Great Belan & Little Belan & Pile containing 820a .. lands of
Grangeford containing 8a all in Barony Kilkea & Moone Co. Kildare & also townlands of Rathtole
& Ballycore otherwise Corestown 460a in Barony Talbotstown Co. Wicklow … Baltinglass … also Town and Lands
of Awney orse Knockaney, Ballyhaakish, Gortacluneagh, Kilgabbin and Cronewell
in Co. Limerick, also town and lands
of Derrylasker, Derryglassane, Cresard, Ballyready & Ballyraddin,
Rathbull, Rathcoole, Killbrah, Bailstown, Gairane orse Garranderehy, Brackah,
Milltown orse Milltownmore, Knockcurrgah, Ballintemple, Garrinhillagh orse
Whitelaw, Powerswood & part of Juliamaine. In Co. Tipperary. And town and land of Mount
Neille, Waterstown, Oldtown, Knockboy and Mountkelly in Co. Carlow. Also
interest in several houses outhouses, lots of land and tenements in or near
Town of New Ross under the Liberties of Ross also town and lands of Ballytory,
Bealin, Greare, Ballymurry, Jacunyshane, Rathlenan, Roestown, Candaniel,
Trumner and houses in Wexford situate
in Co. Wexford. Also three undivided
fifth parts of Lands of Lavallis [probably Lavally,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill],
Carranagh [Carrownagh,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill],
Correa [Correagh,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill] and
Carrowentaylor [possibly Cartrontaylor,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill],
Geevaghs [possibly – long shot: Gortlownan,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill],
and Ardunybrack, Cartron Hill [possibly Cartronhugh,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill]
Rathnarce, Woodfield [Woodfield,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill], and
Tubberanny [probably Toberanania,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill],
Tirelick, Kingsfort [Kingsfort,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill]
and 120a 30p of Drumconry [Drumcondra,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill] and
312 a 2r Lands of Correa [Correagh,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill] in
Co. Sligo. And also all and singular
other the Messuages, Lands, Tenements and hereditaments situate in Counties
of Kildare, Wicklow, Sligo, Limerick, Tipperary, Carlow and Wexford so either
of them whereunto said Mason Gordon STRATFORD or any person or persons in
trust for him … Benjamin Lord Aldborough & Mason Gerard STRATFORD granted
to Charles DOYNE his heirs and assigns … in order that seven or more good and
perfect Common recoveries may be had … and that it may be lawful for said William
JACKSON at the Costs and Charges in the Law of said Benjamin Lord
Alborough … to sue and prosecute out of His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery
in Ireland seven or more writs of entry …. Whereby said William JACKSON should demand against said Charles DOYNE said Messuages, Lands, Tenements,
Hereditaments and premises therein beforementioned to be thereby granted and
released with every of their appurtenances …. To the use Intent and purpose
that James Montgomery BLAIR his exors and admons should and might during the
joint natural lives of Benjamin Lord Aldborough and Mason Gerrard STRATFORD
have and enjoy upon their trusts £700 issuing from said lands … that in case
said Benjamin Lord Aldborough should then have departed this life, and
immediately after his decease the said Robert SAUNDERS and Rev. John Charles
LLOYD their exors, admons and assigns should receive from the trusts £700. …
support of Maria & Augusts STRATFORD the two illegitimate children of
Mason Gerard STRATFORD … also payable to Benjamin O’Neill STRATFORD, Henry
Charles STRATFORD and Martha STRATFORD the three children of mason Gerard
STRATFORD by Cornelia is wife … Charles DOYNE and Richard WATKINS … WITNESS:
Henry SCOTT Baltinglass Co. Wicklow, Clerk & William JACKSON Apprentice to the above named, William LEWIS Gent Attorney. WITNESS: William
COREY of Munfin, Co. Wexford Esq & Frederick BROSCHELL of Astend in the
Netherlands in Kingdom of Holland Commissioner. Sealed in presence of Henry
SCOTT Clerk, William JACKSON.
NOTE: I can’t figure out
what the interests of William JACKSON of Sackville St. were and
whether he was related to the William JACKSON assistant clerk of Henry
SCOTT. The “Undivded 5th parts of the Sligo lands make me wonder
if he was one of 5 children. See also Robert
JACKSON of Sackville in ROD: 801-371-540906.
NOTE: Robert SAUNDERs of Saunders Grove may be
connected to: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
145 |
841 |
96 |
564096 |
DAWSON |
Louth |
1828 Nov 29 |
DAWSON, Alexander & Barbara BLAYNEY - Marriage
Article 1819-1832
Alexander DAWSON of Riverstown, Co Louth to be married
to Barbara BLAYNEY |
15 |
841 |
338 |
564339 |
JACKSON |
Dublin
Kings |
1828 Dec 13 |
Humphrey JACKSON 1828-32
Image
252
Articles of Agreement btw Humphry Thompson JACKSON of
the City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Rev. Edward Hamilton JACKSON [I suspect this was a clerical error and
should be Rev. Edward HAMILTON] of Phillipstown [Barony Lower Philipstown or Upper
Philipstown] in Kings Co. Clerk of the other pt. Whereby after reciting
that John HAMILTON late a captain in the Downshire Regiment of Militia
deceased by his last will and testament bequeathed to the said Edward
HAMILTON a legacy of 500 pounds sterling & appointed Humphry Thompson
JACKSON and Edward HAMILTON exors. And the sd John HAMILTON was entitled
at the time of his death to 700 pounds issuing and payable out of the lands
of Dunganstown otherwise Ballydonegan, Ballykillnewer, INchbofin otherwise
Ennisbofin otherwise Eastbofin otherwise Insboovan, Tirditch, Three Mile
Water, Ballynegeage, Ballynebra, Ballynestragh, Ballynecargre otherwise
Ballyneecarrig, Castletymon, Cullinmore, Callenbeg, Ballydoolan, Ballygorman
otherwise Gormanstown, Ballynemoringe otherwise Ballynemongu otherwise
Ballymuny, Kilbride, Ballynegram, Ballyclarigan otherwise Ballyneelunagan
otherwise Ballyshanegan all being in Barony Arklow Co. Wicklow the estate of
the late William HOEY Esq. deceased secured by mortgage 30 Aug 1820 granted
to William HOEY to William THOMPSON & James THOMPSON which by deed 30 Mar
1826 was assigned to John HAMILTON the said testator and that there were
other legacies bequeathed by will of said John HAMILTON … Edward HAMILTON ….
The said Edward HAMILTON having paid unto Humphry Thomson JACKSON £146.3.1 being the difference his legacy of £500 British and £700 former
currency or £646.3.1 of present currency pursuant to trusts. WITNESS: Thomas
BYRNE waiter at Spadicins Hotel City of Dublin & John FARIS of Harwick
St. City of Dublin. H. T. JACKSON [SEAL] Edward HAMILTON [SEAL]. NOTE: This is Humphry Thompson JACKSON (abt
1790-aft1834) of Ballybay & Dublin. He had no children. |
15 |
841 |
366 |
564366 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Dublin |
1828 Sep 8 |
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267
NOTE: I saw no mention of JACKSON. It was btw John
JAMESON of Dorset St of 1st pt & Jane NEWPORT of Mellfields
Co. Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt |
145 |
842 |
275 |
564775 |
JACKSON, William & Mary |
Down
Belfast |
1828 Nov 27 |
WATERSON Gr W 1828-1832
WATERSON Gr H orse TROTTER
Image
192
BTW William JACKSON of Knocknagoney Co. Down
farmer & Mary JACKSON otherwise TROTTER his wife of 1 pt; Henry
WATERSON of Belfast Co. Antrim Gent Attorney of other pt. William &
Mary JACKSON assigned part of lands of Knocknagoney Parish Hollywood
Barony Castlereagh Co. Down then in possession of William JACKSON 15a 2r 3p
[names of neighbours] |
147 |
842 |
361 |
564861 |
JACKSON, Robert & Elizabeth orse CLARKE |
Kings
Galway
Tipperary |
1790 Sep 6 |
Land index: Tipperary
1828-1832. Deal Grove, Barony Ikerrin
Image
112
JACKSON & ors-CLARKE
& ors
Image
253
A Memorial of a Marriage
Settlement bearing date the sixth day of September one thousand seven hundred
and ninety between Robert JACKSON and George JACKSON of
Fanercroft [Fancroft,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt],
in the Kings County of the one part and Elizabeth CLARKE and Richard CLARKE
of Shangarry in the County of Galway of the other part whereby the Robert
JACKSON for and in consideration of a marriage to be then solemnized hath
granted and confirmed to the said Elizabeth JACKSON his then intended
wife a jointure of £12 per annum chargeable on all the properties then had
and all other property he might have at the time of his death during the
natural life and after her decease to the issue of the said marriage which
has been solemnized and issue had all said premises lying therein
particularly in Dealgrove called Garryduffe [??] in Parish Roscrea Barony Ikerrin, Co.
Tipperary & in in Hillsborro [Hillsborough,
in townland townland of Drumakeenan,
Parish Ettagh., Barony Clonlisk] formerly
Drumakeonerin in Kings Co. now in possession of Henry BUCKLY and then
possessed by Robert JACKSON which Garryduffe and Hillsborrough are
comprised in the properties made subject to said settlement and which said
deed is witnessed by Michael KEARNES and John HISSOP, both of Borrisakane, Co
Tipperary, farmers and Edward JACKSON of Kascrow [Roscrea?] in the County of
Tipperary Gent WITNESS: Michael KEARNES & John MOSSOP both of Barrisakane [??] Co.
Tipperary farmers & Edward JACKSON & Richard JACKSON of
Roscrea Co. Tipperary Gent. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: There are several Garryduff townlands in Co. Tipperary
but none in Parish Roscrea,
· Garryduff (An Garraí Dubh) , Dromineer Civil Parish, Barony of Lower Ormond, Co.
Tipperary 64 A, 3 R, 0 P
· Garryduff (An Garraí Dubh) , Clonpet Civil Parish, Barony of Clanwilliam, Co.
Tipperary 267 A, 0 R, 29 P
· Garryduff (An Garraí Dubh) , Newcastle Civil Parish, Barony of Iffa and Offa
West, Co. Tipperary 998 A, 0 R, 25 P
· Garryduff,
Kilmurry Civil Parish, Barony of Iffa and Offa East, Co. Tipperary 536 A, 3
R, 1 P
· Garryduff (An Garraí Dubh) , Ballybacon Civil Parish, Barony of Iffa and Offa
West, Co. Tipperary 241 A, 1 R, 29 P
· Garryduff
East (An Garraí Dubh Thoir) , Ballintemple Civil Parish, Barony of
Kilnamanagh Lower, Co. Tipperary 176 A, 3 R, 17 P
· Garryduff
West (An Garraí Dubh Thiar) , Ballintemple Civil Parish, Barony of
Kilnamanagh Lower, Co. Tipperary 66 A, 2 R, 39 P |
147 |
843 |
142 |
565142 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Dublin |
1829 Feb 4 |
MAY 1828-1832
Image
95
BTW Samuel SALMON of Anglesea St City of Dublin att of
1st pt; Catherin MAY of Mount Pleasant Co. Dublin Widow and
administrator of Thomas MAY Esq. of 2nd pt & William
JACKSON of Grafton St City of Dublin China Merchant & William SHORT
of Mount Pleasant Co. Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. …. |
147 |
844 |
54 |
565554 |
|
Armagh
Monaghan |
1829 Mar 2 |
MARTIN-RYAN PRONI D196811
Deed of Mtg btw Joseph MARTIN of Ballybay. Co.
Monaghan merchant of the 1 pt & William RYAN of the City of Armagh, Co.
Armagh medical doctor of the other part. MARTIN had released to RYAN for
£7.500 part of the lands of Anmynecre as formerly in the possession of
Joseph McCARTER and as formerly held and enjoyed by James McCARTER the
father of Joseph in the Barony of Cremorne, Co Monaghan 48 acres 3 roods 16
perches |
15 |
844 |
73 |
565573 |
JACKSON, Jane |
Down |
1829 Feb 21 |
WATERSON 1828-1832
Image
46
BTW Jane JACKSON of Knocknagoney spinster of 1
pt & Henry WATERSON of Belfast Co. Antrim Gent of other pt. Jane
JACKSON granted to Henry WATERSON then in his actual possession by virtue
of a year lease land at Knocknagoney Parish Hollywood Barony Castlereagh Co.
Down at one time in possession of Thomas MARTIN and then in occupation of
James SPENCE cont 15a or thereabouts … |
147 |
844 |
333 |
565833 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Dublin |
1829 Mar 14 |
FARRAN 1828-1832
Image
196
BTW Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St City of
Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Charles FARRAN of Feltram Co. Dublin Esq. of
other pt. … Lands of Loughmartin in Barony Nethercross Co. Dublin 30a 2r 11p
late Irish Plantation Measure being equal to 59a 38p present stature measure
… |
147 |
844 |
334 |
565834 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Dublin |
1829 Mar 14 |
FARRAN 1828-1832
Image
196
BTW Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St City of
Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Charles FARRAN of Feltram Co. Dublin Esq. of
other pt. … Peter JACKSON released lands of Magillstown& Brownstown [Parish of Swords] in Barony Nethercross Co. Dublin [NOTE:
The two townlands are adjacent] 125a … |
147 |
846 |
37 |
566537 |
JACKSON, Esther |
Wicklow |
1825 Dec 31 |
JACKSON Gr H orse MOORE 1828-1832
between Christmas MOORE of Baltinglass County Wicklow
and Esther MOORE otherwise JACKSON his wife of the one part and William
JACKSON eldest son and heir at law of Dunkley JACKSON deceased of
the other part. Which after reciting as they are in is recited said
indentured witness said Christmas MOORE and Esther MOORE for the
considerations there and granted bargain sold transfer to made over onto William
JACKSON all that and those one third share proportion of their said
Christmas MOORE and Esther MOORE ‘s interest in the tenements in which the widow FARRELL formerly resided and then in
the occupation of Michael ENNIS and that part in the old Dublin Road formerly
in the possession of Thomas JACKSON and that tenement the east of the
Church Lane and which the said Esther MOORE is entitled to under the will of
her said uncle Thomas JACKSON deceased after the death of Hannah SHAW
there in and in said were named and all their the said Christmas MOORE and
Esther MOORE right title and interest therein and thereto after… The
expiration of six years provided the said Esther MOORE … WITNESS: William
DUNLEAVAN jr of High Street City of Dublin & William SHAW of Baltinglass
Co. Wicklow. NOTE: It would be a later
connection, but a Louisa DUNKLEY married a Richard JACKSON (1815-1899) of
Kildare. The widow FARRELL may have
been related to the Elizabeth JACKSON who married James FARRELL in
1724. SEE: ROD: 52-474-35340 |
147 |
846 |
108 |
566608 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1829 May 2 |
Graves 1828-1832
Image
64
William BYERS of town of
Charlemont Co Armagh Linen merchant & John JACKSON Esq. of City of
Armagh executor of will of Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh deceased
of 2nd pt…William Whitelaw ALGEE of City of Armagh Esq. executor
of last will of Robert LIVINGSTON late of City of Armagh of 3rd pt. John THOMPSON of Middle Gardiner St Co. Dublin & one of the executors
in will of Robert LIVINGSTON of 4th pt. Reciting that BYERS being
possessed and entitled to the half plow land of Clonmaine [Clonmain,
Parish Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West…
residue of 900 year lease from 1 Mar 1773 … BYERS in deed 7 Aug 1816 sold to
Robert JACKSON the said ½ townland Clonmaine … and reciting will of Robert
JACKSON and probate to said John JACKSON and Robert William JACKSON the named executors … granted to John THOMPSON … BYERs £2,860.10.9 paid by
William Whitelaw ALGEO .. said John JACKSON paid two sums making together the
sum of £4,770.13.10 … half townlands of Clonmaine orwise Clonmaine orse
Clanmaine orse Claymaine in Parish Loughall Barony Oneiland orse called
Oneiland West Co. Armagh with all Messuages Houses Buildings Bogs Mosses
Woods Waters Mines Minerals and Quarries … William BYERS John JACKSON William
Whitelaw ALGO & John THOMPSON. WITNESS: John STANLEY of City & Co.
Armagh Merchant & Joshua Thomas NOBLE of City of Armagh Surveyor. William
BYERS [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL]
SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.
NOTE: John STANLEY (1812-1873), a solicitor, may be the brother of
James STANLEY (1812-btw 1844-1862) |
147 |
846 |
108 |
566608 |
|
Down |
1829 Apr 8 |
Pinkston BLACKWOOD of Killileagh Co Down |
|
846 |
158 |
566658 |
McCULLAGH, Andrew |
Antrim |
1829 Apr 27 |
WITNESS: Andrew McCULLAGH of Ballyclare [Leballyclare
aka Ballyclare and Ballyclare both adjacent and in Parish Grange of Doagh,
Barony Antrim Upper],
Antrim, Shopkeeper. |
|
846 |
185 |
566685 |
JACKSON, Richd |
Monaghan |
1827 Nov 3 |
Young 1828-1832
Between Richard JACKSON of the town and County
of Monaghan Esq. of the one part and Andrew Knight YOUNG of the city of
Dublin Esq. of the other part … demised dwelling house office house yard
& garden in Town of Monaghan lying btw Richard JACKSONs tenement
as then occupied by him on the south and by Lane running from the main road
the fields and the occupation of John ROLAND and all the north and west all
which said premises are situated lying and being in the Corporation and
County of Monaghan. |
147 |
846 |
238 |
566738 |
JACKSON |
Antrim |
1829 May 11 |
Luke JACKSON – ARMSTRONG 1828-32
Btw Luke JACKSON of Loonburn. Co Antrim Farmer
of 1 pt & James ARMSTRONG of Artnagullion [Artnagullian,
Parish Connor, Barony Antrim Lower], Co
Antrim farmer lease for one year of Lisnalisk called Loonburn [Loonburn,
Parish Kilbride,
Barony Antrim Upper]
abt 19A… bounded on south by lands of Ballybracken [Ballybracken,
Parish Kilbride,
Barony Antrim Upper]
on the east by George JACKSON’s land in Parish of Donegore [Parish Donegore, Barony Antrim Upper],
Barony of Antrim, Co Antrim… lives of Martha ARMSTRONG daughter of James
ARMSTRONG of Artnagullion, about seven years, John ARMSTRONG son of said
James abt 4 years and Mary Black JACKSON daughter of George
JACKSON of Lisnalisk [aka Loonburn]
aged abt 1 year.
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
147 |
846 |
364 |
566864 |
JACKSON |
Dublin |
1829 May 15 |
John JACKSON – BOND 1828-32
Btw John JACKSON of Harolds Cross Co Dublin
Esq. & Henry Montfort BOND of Newtown Bond in Co Longford Esq of other
pt…. various townlands in Co Longford. |
|
846 |
459 |
566959 |
JACKSON, Allen |
Dublin |
1829 May 19 |
--- Deed 1828-1832
Image
252
BTW Peter KEARNS late of City of Dublin but then of
Abbeyleix, Queens Co. Bricklayer of 1st pt. Thomas KEARNS of Cuff
St City of Dublin Bricklayer of 2nd pt; Christopher KEARNS of
Cuffe St Carpenter of 3rd pt Robert KEARNS of Cuffe St. Bricklayer
of 4th pt & Allen JACKSON of Kevinsport Co. Dublin
House painter of 5th pt. … lands of Cullonwoods in Anne St.
Ranelaugh near City of Dublin … |
147 |
846 |
490 |
566990 |
McCLELLAND |
Tyrone |
1824 Apr 21 |
HAMILTON-McCLELLAND 1828 Index. Marriage Settlement
John HAMILTON of Rahowney, Co. Tyrone farmer of the 1st
part & Dorothea HAMILTON his 5th daughter of 2nd part & William
McCLELLAND of Cleenaghan, Co. Fermanagh & John McCLELLAND his son ... |
|
847 |
199 |
567199 |
JACKSON, Elizth |
Dublin
Armagh
Tyrone |
1829 May 28 |
NEWTON orse GREER 1828-1832
Image
400
Thomas GREER jr of New Hamburgh Co. Tyrone Linen
Merchant & sole trustee named in last will of William JACKSON (1737-1823) late of the Coombe Co. Dublin Gent deceased of the 1st part Thomas GREER elder of Rhonehill Co. Tyrone Linen Merchant and Elizabeth
GREER otherwise JACKSON his wife the executrix named in last will of William
JACKSON [her father] …
SEE: . Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. NOTE: Probably connected to Armagh JACKSONs. |
147 |
848 |
48 |
567578 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Limerick |
1829 Jun 16 |
GLOSTER 1828-1832
Image
41
BTW George JACKSON of City of Limerick Esq of 1st pt & Arthur GLOSTER Jun of [Th___nd] Lodge in Suburbs of said City of 2nd pt … purchase of annuity secured by lands of Moylish … |
147 |
848 |
367 |
567867 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Limerick
Dublin |
1829 Apr 30 |
QUELCH 1828-1832
Image
188
Thomas JACKSON of City of Limerick of 1st pt. Joseph QUELCH of South Great Georges St. City of Dublin Merchant of the
other… Land situate in Dame Lane at rere of Dame St City of Dublin … formerly
in possession of Walter DOOLAN …. |
147 |
848 |
428 |
567928 |
BARTLEY |
|
1828-1832 |
Jane BARTLY orse LOWRY & husband to HARPUR |
|
849 |
225 |
568225 |
JACKSON, Charlotte |
Wicklow
Dublin |
1829 Jul 24 |
GRIGHITTI 1828-1832
Image
129
BTW Charlotte JACKSON of Delgany,
Co. Wicklow Devisee & Executor of Thomas JACKSON of 1 pt; Charles
Alexander GRIFFITH of Parliament St City of Dublin Oil Man & Wine
Merchant of the other pt. Reciting deed 13 Nov 1805 Thomas JACKSON devised Francis DeCOURCEY dwelling house on west side of Parliament St.
Parish St. Werburgh’s, City of Dublin…[echoes the 1805 description but with
changed names of residents: Dwelling House or tenement on
west side of Parliament St. City of Dublin containing in front to the said
Street 18'6" and in rere 18'3" with the yard behind lately occupied
by Thomas JACKSON of Parliament Street. Bounded on east by Parliament
Street on the west by the rere of a holding on the Blind Quay now called
Exchange Street on the north by Anne McCONNELL’s holding & on the south
By Messrs FEEDY and LINDRIEs holding] … Thomas
JACKSON deceased appointed Charlotte JACKSON executrix and
guardian of his children … WITNESS: George JACKSON of St. Andrew St City of
Dublin & George CONNOR jr of Dawson St attorney & Catherine JACKSON.
SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
147 |
850 |
156 |
568656 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Dublin |
1829 Sep 7 |
GRACE 1828-1832
Image
91
BTW William JACKSON of City of Dublin Plasterer
of 1 pt & Richard GRACE of said City Printer of other pt. … land on west
side of Summerhill, suburbs of City of Dublin, Parish St. George, Dublin |
147 |
851 |
229
|
569229 |
JACKSON, Andrw R. Rev |
Mayo |
1829 May 1 |
JACKSON in trust 1828-1832
Image
143
BTW Rev Edwin STOCK of Crossmolina Co. Mayo Clk of 1st pt. Rev. Andrew Rutledge JACKSON [son of Col. George JACKSON & Maria RUTLEDGE] of Crossmolina Clk and Mary JACKSON otherwise
STOCK his wife. Mary is the only daughter of Edwin STOCK of 2nd pt. Oliver JACKSON of Enniscol Co. Mayo & Henry Frederick STOCK of
City of Dublin Esqs. Of the other pt. Reciting Indenture 1 Aug 1808 re
settlement for marriage of Edwin STOCK with Louisa STOCK otherwise DROZ his
late wife deceased … marriage btw Andrew JACKSON & Mary STOCK on
or abt 29 May 1827 … William RUTLEDGE [father of Maria JACKSON née RUTLEDGE]
formerly of Foxford Co. Mayo …
See: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo Rev. Andrew
JACKSON (1799-1840) |
147 |
851 |
296 |
569296 |
JACKSON, John |
Down |
1829 Aug 28 |
TURNLEY 1828-1832
Image
178
BTW John JACKSON of Knock Co. Down Gent
surviving executor by will of Henry KENNEDY late of Lisbum Co. Antrim Esq.
deceased of 1st pt. …£2,000 value of lands … Henry KENNEDY’s last
will 30 Dec 1820 named John JACKSON, Andrew JACKSON Ballygrany Co.
Down & Rowley HALL of Lisburn Co. Antrim then since deceased as Executors
and the said John JACKSON & Rowley HALL afterward proved said will
and took upon themselves the trust … [more detail] |
147 |
851 |
297 |
569296 |
|
Down |
1829 Aug 28 |
Image
180
Relates to memorial that precedes it. |
|
851 |
302 |
569302 |
JACKSON, Andrew |
Down |
1829 Aug 28 |
Deed Poll 1828-1832
Image
183
Andrew JACKSON of the townland of Ballygrainey,
Co. Down in 1822 obtained a judgement in his Majesty’s Court of Kings Bench
in Ireland against Hugh KENNEDY of Cultra Co. Down Esq. for sum of £5,000
obtained on foot of bond pd by lands of Ballykeele in Parish Dundonald and
the Hollywood Mill with 6a of land in Parish of Hollywood … lands in Cashel,
Co. Tipperary also mentioned.
Image
185
… OF Andrew JACKSON WITNESS: James Kennedy
JACKSON & John JOHNSTON both of Belfast…
NOTE: This James
Kennedy JACKSON was a coroner in Belfast. He died 20 July 1865 at Rose
Lodge, Co. Down. His obit is at Belfast Morning News July 24, 1865. Buried at
Holywood 24 July. He was a brother of John JACKSON (1800-1889) of
Londonderry. He is likely related to the JACKSONs of Cultra in the 1910
Directory,
Jackson, Wm. J., J.P., Ingledene, Cultra
Johnston, F. W., The Cottage, Cultra
A transcript of his will is at PRONI. In it, he
identifies William Archer JACKSON as his nephew, and John JACKSON as his brother, and his estate is to be divided amongst the children of his
brother. This John JACKSON had a will at PRONI where he mentioned that
his son William A. JACKSON was deceased and had been the executor of John
JACKSON’s brother James JACKSON’s will. This seems to be the John
JACKSON relating to much of these related agreements: The Will of John
JACKSON late of Clarendon-street Londonderry Gentleman who died 25
September 1889 at same place was proved at Londonderry by Mary JACKSON Widow
and Jane JACKSON Spinster both of Clarendon-street Londonderry the
Executrixes. John and Mary JACKSON had a son also named James
Kennedy JACKSON who was declared a bankrupt in 1884, and his parents John
& Mary were both described as resident in Moville, Co. Derry [NOTE: Moville is in Co. Donegal, on western shore of
Lough Foyle, abt 30 km from Londonderry] with holdings in Holywood, Co. Down.
This James Kennedy JACKSON (?-aft 1889) also resided at Teddington,
Middlesex, London.
Thanks to Ros
Davies work on JACKSONs, we have: Andrew JACKSON [1765-1840] of
Ballygrainey; died 11 Feb 1840 aged 75; husband of Mary who d. 12 Jun 1823
aged 49; father of James & Mary (d. 1828 aged 15) & Andrew (d. 1851
aged 41) & John (d. 1881 aged 74) ; buried Holywood parish graveyard.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald
NOTE: 1889 Sep 25 John JACKSON age 89 Retired Bank Manager, 21
Clarendon St Derry. Born abt 1800. |
147 |
851 |
304 |
569304 |
JACKSON, John |
Down |
1829 Aug 28 |
TURNLEY 1828-1832
Image
186 (voice recognition transcription)
between John JACKSON of Knock in the Co. Down
gentleman surviving executor named in and by the last will and Testament of
John KENNEDY late of Knocknagoney the said Co. Down Esq. deceased of the
first part. Hugh KENNEDY of Cultragh County Down Esquire of the second part.
John TURNLEY of Rockport in County Down Esquire of the third part. Reciting
that by indented deed first of March 1802 the said Hugh KENNEDY for the
consideration therein mentioned clarified and encumbered the towns and lands
of Cultra Craigaveral Ballyrobert Ballydavie Ballygraney [aka Ballygrainey]
and Ballykeele all situate in Co. Down with the appurtenances thereunto with
the sum of £22,000 to be equally divided between Henry KENNEDY Mabel KENNEDY
John KENNEDY Arthur KENNEDY Alexander KENNEDY William KENNEDY Robert KENNEDY,
Langford KENNEDY, Charles Pratt KENNEDY, Thomas KENNEDY and Elizabeth Selina
KENNEDY the younger brothers and sisters of the said Hugh KENNEDY share and
share alike so as to make the share of each of them amount to some of £2000
to be paid at the time and manner … And also reciting that the said Robert
KENNEDY, one of the brothers of the said Hugh KENNEDY being so entitled to a
sum of £2000 … Did by deed of adjustment 29th day of April 1810 in
consideration of the sum of £2000 to him in hand paid by the said John
KENNEDY then of Knocknagoney Co. Down gent since deceased granted and
assigned transferred and made over unto the said John KENNEDY… The sum of
£2000 part of the said sum of £22,000 charged on the several said lands … .
To hold unto the said John KENNEDY his errors executors administrators and
assigns for ever… At the time of the assignment of the said sum of £10,000
said Hugh KENNEDY as collateral security there with executed under the said
John TURNLEY his bond with warrant for confessing judgement there on the
final sum of £4000 … . And reciting that the said John KENNEDY died
afterwards in arrears of Hilary term 1810 obtain a judgement … For sum of
£4000 … Reciting that the said John KENNEDY is since dead but previous to his
death duly published his last will and Testament bearing date 9 November 1811
and appointed John BIRNY of Saintfield and John JACKSON and his two sons
William KENNEDY and Henry KENNEDY executors and trustees and reciting that
the said Henry KENNEDY is since dead, leaving the said John JACKSON his executors him surviving and also reciting the deed of conveyance first of
October 1828 whereby several townlands … Became vested with the said John
TURNLEY … Towns and lands of Bellybeen in Carrowviagh and rectorial an
Parsonage tythes … And the Watermill commonly known by the name of Hollywood
Mill with 6 acres of land tenement house and garden and appurtenances in
parish of Hollywood Barony of Castlereagh Co Down. [more description …]
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald T |
147 |
851 |
346 |
569346 |
JACKSON, John |
Down |
1829
Aug 28 |
--- Release 1828-1832
Image
209
John JACKSON of Knock, Co. Down, Gent. Re
judgement In his Majesty’s Court of Exchequer against Hugh KENNEDY. [same
lands and amounts as in earlier memorials] … witnessed by James Kennedy
JACKSON solicitor & John JACKSON jr writing Clerk both of
Belfast. John JACKSON [SEAL].
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald T |
147 |
851 |
371 |
569370 |
DAWSON |
|
1828 |
DAWSON-HAIRE Marr Sett. . |
x |
851 |
371 |
569371 |
McCLELLAND |
Monaghan |
1829
Oct 20 |
McCLELLAND, John- LESLIE & Wife
NAMES: David LESLIE of
Sallyvale; Sarah McCLELLAND; John McCLELLAND; William & Robert FORSYTH;
David JOHNSTON; Isaiah OLIVER of Derryroosk; Charles MOORE. OTHER PLACES: Millmore aka Moyle More; Millbeg aka Moyle
Beg; Derry; Mullinary & Mullinary Glebe; Edenbrone; Corkeeran; Tamlat |
d |
852 |
210 |
569710 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan |
1828 Dec 8 |
HOPES 1828-1832
Image
118
Btw John JACKSON of Philadelphia, USA of 1 pt
& Charles HOPES of City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. Reciting lease 8 Sept
1762 btw Alexander WADDLE [aka Alexander WADDELL] of Lisnavean, Co. Monaghan
then demised to Hugh JACKSON of Ballyboy [aka Ballybay] the whole
tate of Cordevlish then in possession of Robert LARRIMORE containing 92a
Plantation Measure, Barony of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan … John JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: J.C. McADAM & Nathanial WRIGHT.
NOTE: I am unsure which
John JACKSON this was. There was an Alexander JACKSON (1817-1854) whose
father was a John JACKSON, but he had died in 1877. Still, It is a close fit
with the Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
147 |
852 |
210 |
569711 |
WRIGHT |
Monaghan |
1829 Oct 10 |
MITCHELL-WRIGHT
Image
118
Richard MITCHELL of Town of Monaghan of 1 pt; Thomas
WRIGHT – house in Ballycullen Street, Town of Monaghan .. |
|
852 |
494 |
569994 |
BROWNE |
Cork |
1829 Nov 14 |
BROWNE, Jane & Husband Samuel BROWNE 1821-1825
Jane BROWNE otherwise GARDE wife of John BROWNE of
Coocower, Co Cork. |
|
853 |
25 |
570025 |
JACKSON, Agnes M |
Down |
1829 Nov 20 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Error: I initially had a
typo for the bk number 953
Image
15
BTW Agnes Maria JACKSON spinster of Lisdonan [Lisdoonan,
Parish of Saintfield] and Grace JACKSON spinster of Lisdonan Co. Down
Spinster of the other pt. Reciting where Agnes Maria JACKSON transferred to Grace JACKSON in her actual possession the farm of land
in Lisdown cont 11a Cunningham Measure and also land in townland of Lisdownan
14a 2r 6p bounded on the east by James McBRIDE’s land & turf bog in
possession of Michael PRICE and his tenants, on the east by Lisdownan Lough
on the South east and south by John DICKSON jr’s farm and on the west by the
mearing that separated the townland of Lisdownan from the townland of Oghly
in Parish of Saintfield, Barony Castlereagh, Co. Down … life of Mathew FORDE…
Agnes Maria JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William CRANSTON & Denis DOROLING.
NOTE: I do not know who
these two women are yet, but an Agnes JACKSON daughter of Andrew
JACKSON; married Samuel McBride 13 Nov 1860 – she is a different Agnes,
but possibly related. |
147 |
853 |
29 |
570029 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin |
1829 Oct 9 |
COLLINS 1828-1832
Image
18
BTW James JACKSON of Shropshire, Kingdom of
Great Britain Esq. of 1st pt & Mary COLLINS of Merrion Sq.,
City of Dublin spinster of 2nd pt. … [A trust had been set up,
including for benefit of Mary COLLINS and in consideration, a 1/6th share of the land where Vicars Hall had stood in St. Patrick’s Close Co.
Dublin had been leased by Vicars Choral of St. Patricks had become vested in James JACKSON. WITNESS: William JACKSON of 112 Grafton St. City
of Dublin & Richard FURTON of Rosely Shropshire & Robert REEVES of
City of Dublin solicitor (nephew of Mary COLLINS).
NOTE: Need to follow up
to see if he was related to William Collins JACKSON |
147 |
853 |
48 |
370050 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1829 Oct 29 |
DAVOCK 1828-1832
Image
28
Richard LUNN – William BEAGHAN …Dwelling House on north
side of Dame Street. WITNESS: Richard ARCHBOLD of Capel St., City of Dublin
solicitor & John SHEGOG of
Gardiner’s Place City of Dublin Gent Apprentice to Richard ARCHBOLD |
|
853 |
250 |
370250 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1829 Dec 3 |
DAVOCK 1828-1832
Image
141
Btw Thomas JACKSON of Harolds Cross, Co. Dublin,
Gent of 1st pt. John PEPPER & William LOCKE of North Anne St.
City of Dublin Merchants and mortgagees of premeses therin named of 2nd pt & Thomas DAVCOCK of Upper Bridge St City of Dublin Manufacturer of 3rd pt. … made over to DAVCOCK #21 Upper Bridge St, Parish St. Audeon, City of
Dublin … [description of boundaries] |
147 |
853 |
320 |
570320 |
JACKSON, Josh |
Dublin |
1829 Dec 8 |
PARKS 1828-1832
Image
187
Joseph JACKSON of Ballymount [Parish Clondalkin,
Barony Uppercross - Ballymount
Great or Ballymount
Little], Co. Dublin of 1 pt; |
147 |
853 |
449 |
570449 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Monaghan |
1829 Dec 14 |
MURPHY 1828-1832
Image
268
Btw William JACKSON of Ballybay Co. Monaghan
Gent of 1 pt. James MURPHY of Rockcorry Co. Monaghan farmer of other pt. …
land in Cordevlish.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
147 |
857 |
41 |
572041 |
JACKSON, Richard |
Queens
Dublin
Kings |
1831 Mar 10 |
Deed of Marriage Settlement
Image
314
BTW Aery Penrose JESSOP of Shanderry, Queens Co. Esq.
of 1st pt Anne SHARMON Guardian of her person of Elizabeth HOOME
[HOOWE?] of Mountmellick Queens Co. Spinster, a minor under age of 21 & a
Ward of His Majesty’s High Court of Chancery in Ireland and the said
Elizabeth HOOME of the 2nd pt. Richard JACKSON of Elliss
Quay City of Dublin Merchant and Timothy METCALF of James Street in City of
Dublin Merchant of 3rd pt. and James PERRY of City of Dublin
Merchant of 4th pt. Reciting that Aery Penrose JESSOP granted to
said Richard JACKSON and Timothy METCALF plot or piece of ground on
West Side of Upper Gardiner Street in Parish of St. George Co. Dublin 92’ in
front & 63’ in rere & in depth 156’ to an angle of ground formerly
owned by Mr CROSBIE … on south to a holding formerly owned by Mr. James
McCULLOUGH … on north by a holding belonging to Thomas WADE … Wilcocks PHELPS
…. In actual possession of Arthur [?] Esq … #12 in actual possession of
George CONNOR Esq. … [more houses and streets] … Ballychristal [Ballychristal,
Parish Ballykean,
Barony Upper
Philipstown,,, Barony Phillipstown, Kings Co…. also recited land to Richard
JACKSON & Timothy METCALF
|
|
857 |
141 |
572141 |
JACKSON, Geo B |
Waterford |
1831 Mar 2 |
LOVETT 1828-1832
Image
376
George Bennett JACKSON of Galnbeg, Co.
Waterford, Esq. of 1st pt … lands of Glanbeg & Ballygally,
parish of Lismore, Barony Cashmore, Co. Waterford. |
153 |
857 |
289 |
572289 |
JACKSON, Allen |
Dublin |
1830 Mar 29 |
PAGE 1828-1832
Image
459
BTW Alan JACKSON of Kevins Port Co. Dublin, Gent
of 1 pt Theophilus PAGE of Ringsend City of Dublin Merchant of other pt.….
land in front to Rathgar Rd. 82’ land bounded by road from Rathmines to
Rathgar…Parish Rathfarnham, Barony Newcastle…
AKA Allen aka Allan |
153 |
857 |
312 |
572312 |
JACKSON, Robert
Alexander
John
Martha |
Tyrone
Fermanagh |
1818 May 1 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image
470
Robert JACKSON of Lislain senior Robert
JACKSON of same junior, Alexander JACKSON & John JACKSON both
also of same all sons of said Robert JACKSON & Martha JACKSON spinster daughter of said Robert JACKSON senior of 1st pt;
James STEWART of said Lislain of 2nd pt; Hugh MOYNAGH of
Aughentain in said Co. Tyrone of 3rd pt. Marriage to be had btw Martha
JACKSON & James STEWART … marriage portion lands of Lislain… WITNESS:
James STEWART of Doneymorgue & John STEWART of Cavanakirk both famers Co.
Tyrone & Joseph BEATTY of Clarna Co. Fermanagh farmer… |
153 |
858 |
316 |
572816 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Limerick |
1830 May 1 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Lord LANSDOWN-JACKSON
Marr arts
Deed btw Henry MARGUIS & George JACKSON, City of Limerick, Esq… reciting earlier deed of William Marcus JACKSON one of the lives mentioned in renewal of Feb 7 1819 has died. |
153 |
859 |
56 |
573056 |
JACKSON, Peter |
Dublin |
1822 Aug 29 |
--- 1828-1832
Image
39
Btw Peter JACKSON of Gardiner St., City of
Dublin, Esq. of 1 pt; John SCAREY of City of Dublin Gent of other part. …
fine levied by JACKSON on 2 lots on east side of Capel St. #18 & #17
[description] and four houses on Blind Quay, and two houses on Smock Alley
situate on west side of Wine Tavern St [more description] WITNESS: John
CUMMINS & Frederick Adolphus JACKSON both of City of Dublin, Gents
NOTE: Lots more
description of lots – possibly worth transcribing. SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
153 |
859 |
442 |
573442 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan
Antrim |
1830 May 26 |
RADCLIFFE 1828-1832
Image
235
BTW William TENNANT of Belfast, Co. Antrim Esq of 1st pt; Hugh JACKSON of Derrygooney Co. Monaghan Esq. of 2nd pt
& Richard RADCLIFF of #12 Inns Quay City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. Reciting deed made btw Thomas BRUNKER of the 1 pt & William BRUNKER
of the other pt, Thomas BRUNKER demised to William BRUNKER lands of Crieve …
held for lives of Alexander MONTGOMERY, Mary MONTGOMERY otherwise NIXON,
& Elizabeth MONTGOMERY [otherwise KERR] [lots more detail] … portion of
lands of Carrickneveagh then in possession of Thomas BRUNKER … for lives of
Rev. Robert SMYTH, Alexander SMYTHE and John SMYTHE … reciting deed 6th Nov 1776 William BREAKEY demised to William BRUNKER part of Carrickneveagh
then in his possession containing 14 a 3r 23p Irish Plantation measure …
interest had then become legally in John JACKSON of Crieve Co.
Monaghan Esq. … lives of Hugh JACKSON George THOMPSON & William
BREAKEY … WITNESS: Hugh JACKSON, William YOUNG of Upper Gardiner
Street Co. Dublin Attorney & John JACKSON of Cremorne Co. Monaghan
Esq.
NOTE: This is a 4 page
complicated deed reciting many other deeds. SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
153 |
860 |
3 |
548003 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
|
1828-1832 |
BARLOW
Error: This book starts
with # 573501 |
159
??? |
860 |
444 |
573944 |
JACKSON, Thomas
James |
Sligo
Roscommon |
1832
Jan 13 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image
272
BTW Thomas JACKSON of Lavally [Lavally, Parish Killerry, Barony Tirerrill], Co. Sligo, farmer of 1st pt; James JACKSON 2nd son of said Thomas JACKSON of 2nd pt; James ACHESON of
Cavetown [Parish of Estersnow] Co. Roscommon farmer & Elinor ACHESON 2nd daughter of James ACHESON of the other part and Alexander JACKSON of
Willowman [NOTE: Based on a townland index and
ROD: 79-444-56803, it may be in
Parish Killerry,
Barony Tirerrill – he
tie in with GILLMOREs would also make sense] Co. Sligo & Alexander
ACHESON of Drumcrea Co. Leitrim farmers of the 4th pt. … marriage
of James JACKSON & Elinor ACHESON … marriage portion lands of Edenbaun,
Parish Calry, Barony
Carbary, Co. Sligo & part of lands of Lislany [Lissananny
Beg & Lissananny
More] Parish Emlafad [Emlaghfad]
Barony Corran Co. Sligo… and Knockatelly,
Parish Drumrat, Barony
Corran, Co. Sligo & part of lands of Castleore,
Parish Killerry,
Barony Terrerill, Co. Sligo & lands of Terrylicks [Tiratick]
in Parish Killeary [Killerry]
Barony Tererill Co. Sligo and also lands of Killyaney in Parish Kilmatick [Kilmacteige] Barony
of Liney [Leyny.] Co.
Sligo and part of lands of Lavilley [Lavally]
Parish Killeney [Killerry]
Barony Terrerille [Tirerrill]
Co. Sligo and part of lands of Drumsnuff in Parish Levey, Barony Tirerrill Co. Sligo as
held by Thomas JACKSON by virtue of several leases and agreements therein
before recited. To hold to Alexander JACKSON and Alexander ACHESON in
trust for James JACKSON and his assigns
WITNESS: George JACKSON & William ACHESON. Thomas
JACKSON [SEAL]
NOTE: Thomas JACKSON
held 25 acres in Drumsnuff in the 1824
Tithe Applotment records. It was recorded as being in the parish of Ballysumaghan. The
townland of Drumsnuff may have become Drumee (Droim Aodha)
See 1897
will of Eleanor JACKSON née ACHESON. She was the wife of James JACKSON |
153 |
861 |
123 |
574123 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1830 Jun 19 |
WALKER 1828-1832
Image
376
Btw Christopher BILLAN of
Dawson St. City of Dublin of 1st pt; John JACKSON of South
Frederick St City of Dublin Gent of 2nd pt; James WALKER of City
of Dublin Gent of 3rd pt. Reciting … east side of Frederick St
late in possession of Jane MITCHELL together with the small yard behind the
same, on the north by Edward GARRETTs house on the South by Gilbert FIELD’s
house on the East by Stables formerly in possession of Mr. PRIME Sergeant
FITZGERALD and on west by Frederick St 18 Dec 1787 from Jane MITCHELL of
City of Dublin Widow to William FERGUSON of City of Dublin Gent … mtg from John
JACKSON 17 Aug 1811 to Charles BILTON … Christopher BILTON [SEAL] John
JACKSON [SEAL] |
153 |
861 |
141 |
574141 |
DONALDSON |
Louth |
1830 Jun 30 |
County Louth Archives PP53/8 – Donaldson of
Phillipstown
Btw Richard McEVOY of Philipstown, Co. Louth,carpenter
of 1st pt & Alexander McEVOY of Philipstown farmer of 2nd pt reciting that Jane McEVOY in her will bequeathed to Richard McEVOY and his
executors an annuity pd out of lands of Philipstown, in the united Parishes
of Barronstown, Philipstown & Kane, Co Louth... for sum of 100 pounds
witnessed by Robert COULTER of Dundalk, Gent & John Henry RANSON of same
clerk |
|
862 |
32 |
574532 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1830 Jul 8 |
Image
26
BTW John JACKSON of Rathmines Road, Co. Dublin,
Gent of 1 pt & John BUTLER of Paradise Row City of Dublin Architect and
Builder of the other pt. JACKSON set to BUTLER lands of Cullenswood near
Rathmines in Barony of Upper Cross Co Dublin [lengthy description of lot] … |
153 |
862 |
33 |
574533 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
|
BUTLER
WILLIAMSON 1828-1832
Image
27
BTW John JACKSON of Rathmines Road, Co. Dublin,
Gent of 1 pt & Arthur WILLIAMSON of Paradise Row City of Dublin of the
other pt. JACKSON set to WILLIAMSON lands of Cullenswood near Rathmines in
Barony of Upper Cross Co Dublin [lengthy description of lot] … |
153 |
862 |
116 |
574615 |
JACKSON, Benjamin |
Cork
Waterford
Dublin |
1830 Jul 28 |
Image
69
Benjamin JACKSON one of the commissioners re
bridge over Blackwater at or near Foyhole and town of Youghall, Co. Cork to
the opposite side in Co. Waterford. |
|
862 |
116 |
574616 |
JACKSON, Edwd |
Tipperary |
|
BIRCH 1828-1832
Image
70
… Edward JACKSON of Roscrea, Chandler … land in
Roscrea held by Theophilis BENNET & Edward JACKSON … |
153 |
862 |
208 |
574708 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1830 Aug 14 |
Memorial of deed bearing date
17 June 1830 btw Benjamin OLIVER of Lisluny [Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. , Parish of
Tynan, Co. Armagh, Gent of 1st part & James OLIVER of Lisluny,
[Lisloony,
Parish Tynan, Barony Tiranny]. Gent, aforesaid
only son of Benjamin OLIVER of 2nd pt Miss Letitia SIMPSON of
Killane Cottage in said Co, youngest daughter of William SIMPSON, late of
Carrowreagh [probably Cavanacaw, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh, Gent deceased. Of 3rd pt. &
James WAUGH of Cavanreagh [??] [possibly Cavanacaw, Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh & James McCURDY of
Glasslough, Co. Monaghan, Merchant… marriage to be had between James OLIVER
& Letitia SIMPSON…. 6 a , bounded on North by Great Tynan river…Barony of
Farny, Co Armagh.. WITNESSES: William SIMPSON of Killeen, Co Armagh, Farmer;
John STITT, Tynan, Co Monaghan, famer… |
1 |
863 |
17 |
57501 |
JACKSON, David, George, Elizabeth |
Armagh |
1830 Sep 9 |
JOHNSTON-JACKSON Liscalgot,
Image
290
Image
291
A memorial of an indented
deed of Consequence bearing date the second day of September 1830 between
James JOHNSTON of Woodvale [possibly the
Woodvale at Corry, Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower], Co
Armagh, Esq, & William JOHNSTON of Dundalk, Co Louth Dr. of Medicine. Of
the one part & Elizabeth JACKSON in Urker [Urcher,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper] in Co
Armagh, Widow after reciting a certain indenture of lease dated 9th day of
April 1770 whereby John JOHNSTON demised unto George JACKSON and David
JACKSON lands in Liscalgot [Liscalgat,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]
…bounded on the south by Claranagh, [Claranagh Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]], on
the west by Drummick Drummuck,
Parish Creggan, Barony Fews Upper]], and
part of Liscalgot, on the North by the Charter Lands and Mr. JOHNSTONs two
acres of meadow and on the east by the river and Patrick and Owen KEENAN’s
holdings containing by estimation 42 A 3R profitable land Irish plantation
measure and 7A 3R of Brown Bog situate lying and being in the Barony of Fews
and Parish of Creggan & Co. Armagh . To hold for lives of John JOHNSTON
eldest son of the lessor for the term of 31 years as therein mentioned at the
yearly rent of £28 17s 3 halfpence late Irish currency. And reciting that the
interest of the said John JOHNSTON the lessor in said lease was now vested in
said James JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON for and in consideration of the sum
of £235 sterling to them paid by the said Elizabeth JACKSON the
receipt thereof is thereby acknowledged…grant to Elizabeth JACKSON her
heirs and assigns the reserved yearly rent of £28 17s 3 half pence… fees
and duty work. To hold for life of said John JOHNSTON the cestue qui vie in said indenture of lease. And said indenture further Witneseth that for the
consideration aforesaid the said James JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON granted
to Elizabeth JACKSON her heirs and assigns the said part of Liscalgot
for and during the lives of said John JOHNSTON and James JOHNSTON (party
thereto) and the survivor of them … all the right title to said John JOHNSTON
& William JOHNSTON or either of them free and charged from the fee of £45….
WITNESS; Joseph BRADSHAW of Dundalk Co. Louth Turnkey & John Henry RANSON
of Dundalk Writing Clerk.
NOTE: My notes don’t say – would this be #57502? That is not
in this book. The deed that follows this one is #575108).
NOTE: James JOHNSTON (abt 1756-1843) was a brother of Dr.
William JOHNSTON (1760-1832). The John JOHNSTON who rented in the 1770 lease
was likely John JOHNSTON (1729-1816). He was a half brother of Richard
JOHNSTON (1753-1792) who married Anne JACKSON, daughter of George
JACKSON (1718-1782). Two of her brothers were David JACKSON (aft1743-1796) and George JACKSON (1744- aft aft 1820) . Elizabeth
JACKSON née McCULLAGH was the widow of David JACKSON |
??? |
863 |
17 |
575108 |
DONALDSON |
Louth |
1830 Sep 9 |
BARRETT-DONALDSON Dowdalshill
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291
A memorial of a mortgage between Turner BARRETT of
Dowdallshill, Co. Louth, Farmer & Alexander DONALDSON of Philipstown, Co.
Louth, Esq. of the other part. Referencing an indenture11 Nov 1781 between
Right Honorable James Earl of Clanbrassill let unto Humphry STEPHENSON lands
known by the name of Mullhadowell or Tallons Cassway and then known as the
Red Cow Lands and also all that part of Dowdalshill thereunto adjoining both
in his actual possession containing by survey 76A 3R 8P plantation measure..
Parish of Dundalk, Co Louth. The original lease to Humphry STEPHENSON for 999
years became vested in Turner BARRETT. Turner BARRET then leased to Alexander
DONALDSON 40A bounded on the North by premises of Neal McNEIL Esq, commonly
called Carneysland on the East by the Great Northern Road from Dundalk to
Belfast, on the south by a garden now in possession of Peter McEVOY and on
the west by lands in the possession of Arthr O’HARE. WITNESSED: Robert
COULTER of Dundalk, Gent one of the Attorneys; and John Henry RANSON of same,
writing clerk. |
|
863 |
303 |
575303 |
|
Kildare
Carlow |
1830 Jun 11 |
Image
472
[marriage of Harman
FITZMAURICE to Susanna LECKY … Reciting that Arabella FITZMAURICE party
thereto was under the will of her grandmother Mary Pearson BEST otherwise
LECKY entitled to undivided miety or half part of Curragmoor part of Dryhott
[aka Dryhatt] Co. Kildare known as Jacksons Holding |
18 |
864 |
11 |
575511 |
JACKSON, Michael & Alan |
Dublin |
1830 Oct 7 |
Image
10
Conveyance BTW Joshua ROGERS of New Street Co. Dublin
Gent of 1 pt & John DOYLE of Kevinsport Co. & City of Dublin Gent of
other pt. Reciting John ROGERS late of Kevinsport held lott 30’ in front
& 200’ back on west side of New Street Barony St. Sepulchre, Parish St.
Nicholas Co. Dublin on the front of which he had built two dwelling houses or
one double house and three brick houses at the rere numbers 124 ½ and 125
and reciting lease 31 Jul 1723 btw Jacob POOL then of City of Dublin clothier
of 1 pt & Nicholas SCOTT of City of Dublin victualler of the other pt.
ground on north side of the mill race watercourse in Marrowbone Lane in
Liberties of Thomas Court Co & City of Dublin for lives … John ROGERS had
published his will 13 June 1729 and bequeathed … bounded on south to the said
mill race and on the west to ground demised by Jacob POOL to Michael
JACKSON … Joshua ROGERS of 1st pt & Catherine ROGERS his
wife of 2nd pt & Allan JACKSON late of Kevinsport City
of Dublin painter but then of Rathgar Co. Dublin Gent premises in Marrowbone
Lane Joshua ROGERS to Allan JACKSON for 99 years provided the said
Catherine ROGERS should so long live upon trust out of rents. WITNESS: Allan
JACKSON late of Kevinsport City of Dublin but now in Rathgar Co. Dublin
Gent and James LAWLER of York St City of Dublin scrivener. SEE: JACKSONs
of St. Peters & St. Kevins. NOTE: An unnamed LAWLER married a Mary
JACKSON daughter of William and Else JACKSON of Calverston. |
|
864 |
89 |
575589 |
JACKSON, John M |
Dublin |
1830 Apr 19 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image
47
Between John Mathew JACKSON of New Street Co.
Dublin Gent of 1st part & Arabella GEARY of Charlemount St Co.
Dublin spinster of 2nd part & Thomas FIGGIS of Camden Street
in said Co. Esq & Andrew POLLOCK of Capel St in City of Dublin merchant
of 3rd pt. … marriage to be had btw John Mathew JACKSON & Arabella GEARY … Arabella GEARY entitled to a seventh proportion or
child’s share of premises on King Street in City of Dublin & 7th portion of house & premises in [Keans Port or Kevins Port?] Co. Dublin …
NOTE: John Mathew
JACKSON is possibly a son of Allen JACKSON
aka Alan JACKSON of Kevinsport. |
153 |
864 |
120 |
575620 |
JACKSON, Elizth |
Down |
1827 Apr 13 |
CLIFFORD Gr orse PATTON & husband 1828-1832
Image
67
BTW John PATTON Carpenter and Elizabeth PATTON
otherwise JACKSON his wife both of Knocknagony, Co. Down of the 1 pt
& Robert CLIFFORD of Ballymisca Co. Down servant of the other part. 2a
Cunningham Measure in Knocknagoney Barony Castlereagh. Co. Down was demised
by PATTONs to their servant as token of affection … bounded on north by Hugh
FITCHEY’s premises on the East by Hollywood Moss on the West be John
McCONNELL and Isabella REAS and on the south by Robert REAs premises … for
expiration of term mentioned and expressed in Lease of Premises granted by
the late John JACKSON deceased father to the said Elizabeth PATTON
party thereto to Hugh GRAHAM of Knocknagoney for natural life of William
JACKSON of Knocknagoney being the only surviving life in the lease and
after the deceased of said William JACKSON … by virtue of lease
bearing date 1st Nov 1749 to Hugh GRAHAM. WITNESS: George McCammon
WILSON of Belfast Co. Antrim & John FULTON of Belfast Co. Antrim. |
153 |
866 |
354 |
576854 |
JACKSON, Andw |
Dublin |
1830 Nov 19 |
HIGGINS Ge W 1828-1832
Image
438
BTW Andrew JACKSON of Ballsbridge, Suburbs of
City of Dublin, Baker of the 1 pt & Summers HIGGINS of North Great
Georges St City of Dublin Esq. & Elizabeth HIGGINS otherwise GORDON his
wife of the other part … land on west side of Phrapper Lane … release 16 Nov
1827 to Andrew JACKSON who was one of the creditors of Patrick MAGENIS
… Phrapper Lane then called Beresford Street in Parish of St. Michans City of
Dublin [description of boundaries] … |
153 |
867 |
246 |
577246 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin |
1831 Jan 2 |
FLEMING-BEATTY 1828-1832
Image
138
BTW William Henry FLEMING, John CARROLL, Richard Moore
PEILE Junior Esq. & Mrs. Frances VICKERS widow being owners of houses #
37, 38, 39 and 40 on East side of Leeson Street, City of Dublin of the 1 pt
John BEATTY, Joseph Devonshire JACKSON & Benjamin BALL Esq. of the
other part. Reciting original lease granted by Thomas SWORDS the owners were
entitled to a passage from Pembroke Street to their various Coachhouses and
stables [further description] …
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
867 |
458 |
577458 |
JACKSON, Geo |
Mayo |
1831 Jan 20 |
JONES 1828-1832
Image
261
George JACKSON of Enniscoe, Co. Mayo of 1 pt; Sidney
JACKSON orse VAUGHAN wife of George JACKSON only child of Arthur
VAUGHAN of 2nd pt; Oliver Cuff JACKSON & James JACKSON Esq. of 3rd pt. …
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
159 |
868 |
404 |
577909 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 5 |
BARLOW 1828-1832
Image
507
Btw John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson St City of
Dublin Esq Barrister at Law … re will of John Gore SWORDS late of Dargle
Cottage, Co. Wicklow
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
405 |
577910 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW 1828-1832
Image
508
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
406 |
577911 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW 1828-1832
Image
508
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
407 |
577912 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW1828-1832
Image
509
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
413 |
577913 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW1828-1832
Image
509
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
414 |
577914 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW 1828-1832
Image
510
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
415 |
577915 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW 1828-1832
Image
510
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
868 |
416 |
577916 |
JACKSON, Josh D |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Jan 25 |
BARLOW
Image
511
SEE: #577909 John Devonshire JACKSON of Leeson
St City of Dublin Esq Barrister at Law
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs of Cork, Dublin & Tipperary. |
159 |
869 |
38 |
578038 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Wicklow |
1801 Mar 6 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image
22
Btw William JACKSON of Brusselstown, Co.
Wicklow, farmer of 1st pt; William Hoare HUME of Humewood, Co.
Wicklow of 2nd pt & John JACKSON son of said William
JACKSON and Catherine JACKSON otherwise STRINGER his wife of the
said John of the 3rd pt. After making a provision for John
JACKSON and Catherine his wife, in consideration … lands of Brusselstown
owse Brickwellstown known by the name of the Castle Quarter containing 110a
2r 16p in Barony of Talbotstown Co. Wicklow … |
159 |
869 |
62 |
578062 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1831 Feb 6 |
DRUMMOND 1828-1832
Image 32
Btw Thomas JACKSON of Ushers Island Co. Dublin
Esq. of the 1 pt & John DRUMMOND of Trinity St City of Dublin Boot
Manufacturer of the other pt. in consid of 1,000 pounds sterling JACKSON
demised land being part of Ushers Island containing in breadth to the front
on Ushers Quay and River Liffy 25’ and in depth 225’ to a street laid out and
called Island Street extending from Ushers St to Twattling St bounded on the
east to Capt Robert PRESSTON holding on the west to waste ground belonging to
the Wills in Usher and on the North to Ushers Quay .. house known as #12
Usher Island with the ware house offices and gardens… demised to
DRUMMOND…WITNESS James ROBINSON jr & Walter FRAYNE both of Castle St City
of Dublin Gents. |
159 |
869 |
269 |
578269 |
OLIVER, Silver |
Armagh |
1831 Mar 31 |
ALDWORTH-OLIVER
Rev Silver OLIVER of Loughgall [possibly (but unlikely) Loughgall,
Parish of Loughgall
(ONeilland West portion), in the Barony of Oneilland West,], Armagh & Alicia Maria OLIVER orse MADDEN
his wife. Youngest daughter of Samuel MADDEN late of Hilton, Co. Monaghan. |
|
869 |
278 |
578278 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin |
1830 Dec 18 |
MOORE 1828-1832
Image
155
BTW Edwin SANDY of Coolekeagh, Co. Wicklow Esq. &
Elizabeth SANDYS orse MOORE his wife of the 1st pt. James
JACKSON of Jervis St City of Dublin, Esq. & Rev Andrew William
McCREIGHT of Arvagh, Co. Cavan Clke of 2nd part. & Rev Thomas
Ottwell MOORE of Leskinfore Glebe C. Wicklow … said Edwin SANDYS revisionary
interest in sum of £2,000 after payment of the sums due to the said Mary
BEERS deceased and Robert SANDYS on foot of their mortgages and subject to
annuities to said Anne MOORE and Mary MOORE Expectant on the death of Mary
McCREIGHT… |
159 |
869 |
284 |
578284 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Kings
Tipperary |
1831 Mar 18 |
SMALLMAN 1828-1832
Image
158
BTW William JACKSON of Dungcurreagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin]
called Moatfield, Kings Co., farmer of 1 pt & Thomas SMALLMAN of Roscrea,
Co. Tiperrary Gent of other pt. Reciting that Lieut Hector VAUGHAN late of
Fancroft [Fancroft,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt],
deceased, by indenture dated 1 Aug 1771 demised houses & tenements of abt
30a 38p in Barony of Ballybritt Kings Co and George JACKSON of
Fancroft by the description of George JACKSON of Fancroft aforesaid
MASON his heirs and assigns … became legally vested in William JACKSON and deed 20 Mar 1825 William DAVIS & Robert DAVIS demised to William
JACKSON the lands of Dangaureagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin]
possession of the said William JACKSON containing 54a in Barony of
Ballybritt together with 1/2a of Coolroe bog [possibly Cooldorragh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin]
& manure from same now attached … in consideration of £623.15 paid by
Thomas SMALLMAN … |
159 |
869 |
494 |
578494 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
1831 Feb 26 |
DRUMMOND 1828-1832
Image
284
BTW Thomas JACKSON of Ushers Island Co. Dublin
Esq. of 1 pt & John DRUMMOND of Trinity St. Co. Dublin Boot Manufacturer
of the other. … released lands of Ushers Island … |
159 |
870 |
143 |
578643 |
JACKSON, Peter W |
Dublin
Meath |
1831 Apr 12 |
WYLIE 1828-1832
Image
81
A mtg with many names including Peter Warburton
JACKSON. Also Anne JOHNSTON of Thomastown, Co. Meath |
159 |
870 |
228 |
578728 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Wicklow |
1831 Apr 20 |
LAWRENCE 1828-1832
Image
116
William JACKSON of High Park Co. Wicklow, farmer
of 1 pt; Charlotte LAWRENCE of Kiltegan, Co. Wicklow, widow of the other.
JACKSON demised all that individual moiety or half part of the town and lands
of Brussellstown otherwise Brickwellstown commonly known by the name of
Castle Quarter then formerly in possession of William JACKSON 110a 2r
16p [ Parish of Donaghmore ] Barony of Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow. |
159 |
870 |
304 |
578804 |
JACKSON, Andw |
Down |
1830 Feb 22 |
STEWART 1828-1832
Image
164
BTW Rev John CLELLAND of Stormount, Co. Down Clke, Andrew
JACKSON of Ballygrainey, Co. Down, Francis TURNLY of Richmond Lodge, Co.
Down Esq., Moses WRIGHT of Donaghcloney, Co. Down; John YOUNG formerly of
____ but then of Belfast, Co. Antrim; Rev. Henry SIMPSON of Glassdrumond Co.
Down Merchant; Jane BROWN of Bangor, Co. Down; Thomas SINCLAIR of Belfast
Merchant, Rev. Francis GOLDSBURY Rector of Upper Comber Co. Londonderry Clk;
Elizabeth STEVENSON of Belfast of 1 pt. Alexander STEWART of Ards House, Co.
Donegal Esq of the other pt. Reciting deed of 29 Jun 1820 btw Alexander
STEWART of the 1 pt; Hon Lady Mary STEWART the wife of 2nd pt [née
Mary MOORE]… [lots more detail] … Estates called the Kellygarden Estate, Co.
Donegal … and lands of Knocknagonar Coose alias Cause alias Cawes Ballyvalley
Kerenan alias Kesenane Lisneffife alias Lisnaferry alias Lisnaferry alias
Lisnafaffly and also the town and lands of Clare containing by estimation
830a Irish Plantation Measure in parish Tullylish, Barony Lower Iveagh, Co.
Down … [more lands] Barony Kinalearty, Co. Down … WITNESS: James ORR of Belfast,
Co. Antrim Merchant to signature of Elizabeth STEVENSON; James BRISTOW
witness as to the execution thereof of by the said Rev John CLELLAND, Andrew
JACKSON, Francis TURNLY, Moses WRIGHT; John YOUNG; Rev. Henry SIMPSON.
Thomas SINCLAIR,; Margaret JOHNSTON spinster of Bangor witness to Jane BROWN;
Samuel CLELAND of Stormont Esq witness to Rev. Francis GOLDSBURY; [NOTE: Not sure I got all the witnesses straight.
This was a lengthy and complicated memorial]
NOTE: The first known
occupant of Richmond Lodge was Francis
Turnly (1765-1845), son of Francis Turnly JP, of Downpatrick, County
Down. SOURCE: Lord
Belmont Blog. |
159 |
870 |
317 |
578817 |
JACKSON, Jas |
Dublin |
1831 Apr 25 |
HUNT 1828-1832
Image
169
BTW James JACKSON of Cherrywood, Co. Dublin and
of Jervis Street in City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt; Rev John HUNT of
Rathmichael Glebe Co. Dublin Clke of other pt .. reciting earlier deed … part
of lands of Loughlinstown called Cherrywood [Parish Killiney, Barony Rathdown]
to hold to James JACKSON 59a 1r 23p Plantation Measure |
159 |
871 |
93 |
579093 |
JACKSON, Eugenia |
Dublin |
1831 Jan 19 |
--- Marriage Arts Als CURTIS. 1828-1832
Error The #s go from
#579092 to #579094 in the digital version, and #579093 is afterwards.
Image
81
Memorial of marriage. Eugenia Maria CURTIS
otherwise JACKSON of Summerville near Booterstown Co. Dublin Widow and
relict of Joseph CURTIS late of Charlesville Co. Dublin Esq. of 1st pt James Gray William CURTIS of the Honorable East India Company 30th regiment of Native Infantry Esq. Youngest son of said Joseph CURTIS deceased
and the said Eugenia Maria CURTIS of the 2nd pt; Grace SHAW
otherwise GREEN of St. Douglas Co. Dublin relict of John SHAW late of St.
Douglas Esq. deceased & Grace SHAW the younger of St. Douglas spinster
youngest daughter of the said John and Grace SHAW of the 3rd pt …
Marriage btw Grace SHAW younger & James Gray William CURTIS … payment of
indenture amongst Timothy Joseph Jackson CURTIS, Robert Ruddock Curtis
and James Gray William CURTIS three of the children of Joseph & Eugenia
CURTIS. … [lengthy memorial – several pages]
SEE: probably JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
159 |
871 |
93 |
579688 |
JACKSON, Jas E |
|
1828-1832 |
HENRY
NOTE: Book & page were left blank, so I used the #s
preceding it in the Grantors index. Error. The
numbers don’t go up that high in Bk 871. I tried 579088
– no luck. Probably James Eyre JACKSON. |
159
??? |
871 |
153 |
579153 |
JACKSON, John |
Down |
1831 Apr 13 |
MCMURRAY 1828-1832
Image
118
John JACKSON of Knocknagoney Co. Down, Gent of 1
pt & Thomas McMURRAY of Logan Lodge, Co. Down, Gent of the other pt.
JACKSON made over part of lands of Quilly 19a 2r Irish Plantation Measure,
Parish Dromore, Co. Down for remainder of lease from 29 Sep 1779. John
JACKSON [SEAL] |
159 |
871 |
193 |
579193 |
JACKSON, Jas E |
Tyrone
Armagh |
1830 Dec 21 |
RICHARDSON 1828-1832
Image
137
[lots of LOWRYs and others] … Benjamin EYRE of Maydown
[Maydown,
Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny], James Eyre
JACKSON of Tullydoey, Co. Armagh [Note: the word “spinster” follows his
name – I suspect that the name of one of his sisters was missed out] ..
lengthy 7 part agreement. |
159 |
872 |
81 |
578581 |
JACKSON, Geo |
|
1828-1832 |
GLOSTER
Error. The book starts
with #579501 in the digital version. |
159 |
872 |
199 |
579699 |
JACKSON, Alice |
Waterford
Wexford |
1830 Jun 16 |
ROGERS Gr orse ROGERS 1828-1832
Image
421
BTW Henrietta ROGERS spinster & Sarah ROGERS
spinster, Mary JACKSON orse ROGERS; Alice JACKSON orse ROGERS widow and Henrietta ROGERS orse MORRIS all of the City of Waterford and
Deborah SPARROW otherwise ROGERS widow of Edward SPARROW of Killebeg, Co.
Wexford of the 1 pt. Adam ROGERS of City of Waterford of the other pt.
Reciting deed 6 May 1768 made on the marriage of Asma ROGERS father of Adam
party to said deed of release Late of the City of Wexford Esq. with said
Henrietta ROGERS orse MORRIS … lands of Boderan in Barony Shelburne Co.
Wexford & Lands of Coole[ Parish Killesk] Barony of Shelburne, Co.
Wexford … £2,000 to her daughter Jane ROGERS by said Henrietta ROGERS orse
MORRIS [who died having attained age of 21 years] and £2,000 to said Alice
ROGERS orse JACKSON … & Isabella ROGERS orse WARD orse ROGERS the
sister of June ROGERS the younger children of said Henrietta ROGERS orse
MORRIS … |
159 |
872 |
381 |
579881 |
PUREFOY |
Galway |
1829 May 27 |
Image
511
BTW John EYRE of Eyre Court, Co. Galway Esq. & Jane
Margery EYRE otherwise PUREFOY his wife Rachel Amelia Margaret PUREFOY of
Eyrecourt spinster, Thomasin PUREFOY of City of Dublin Spinster James PUREFOY
of Island of Jersey Esq Brinsley PUREFOY of Lisbon, Portugal Esq. Arnold
PUREFOY of Eyercourt Esq., Rev Thomas HACKETT then of Boyle Co. Roscommon
Clk, Col Thomas BURROWES of London of 1 pt & Rev Thoms PUREFOY of
Banagher Kings Co. Clerk of other pt Reciting articles of agreement 31 Jul
1764 btw James PUREFOY then of Clonbullock Kings Co. Esq of 1st pt. Dr. CLEMENTS then Vice-Provost Trinity College Dublin, Gifford NESBITT of
City of Dublin Eq & Jane NESBITT widow executor of Margery NESBITT
deceased of 2nd pt. and Jane BURROWE eldest daughter of Thomas
BURROWES then deceased of 3rd pt upon the marriage of James
PUREFOY with said Jane BURROWES marriage agreement each child to receive part
of £1,500 … will of James PUREFOY written 11 Dec 1794 gave to his daughter
Jane Margery EYRE the sum of £400 to his daughter Mary Anne TURBETT [aka
Molly PUREFOY] the sum of £5 she being otherwise provided for. To his
daughter Rachel Amelia Margaret PUREFOY and Thomasin PUREFOY he gave £400
each; to his son James PUREFOY he gave £50 and to Brinsley PUREFOY &
Amelia PUREFOY the sum of £300 each. … charged against lands of Clonbullock
otherwise Purefoy’s Place an townland of Clonkeen in Kings Co. and subject
to said legacies James PUREFOY devised asid lands to Thomas PUREFOY his 2nd son and Indenture release 27 May 1829. Witnessing that all received legacies,
lands to Thomas PUREFOY. WITNESS: Henry COWAN & William A. PUREFOY
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
872 |
420 |
579920 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Monaghan |
1830 Feb 27 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image
527
Btw Thomas JACKSON of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan,
Sadler of the 1 pt; Henry JACKSON of Brackley Co. Monaghan, farmer of
the other pt. Whereas Thomas JACKSON was seized of part of lands of Brackley
[Parish Augnamullen, Barony Cremorne, Co. Monaghan] by virtue of deed of
renewal from Alexander Nixon MONTGOMERY of Rosemount Co. Monaghan Esq. ….
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs |
159 |
873 |
266 |
580266 |
GILMORE |
|
1831 Jun 30 |
GILMORE, Samuel-O’HARA 1828-1832
Image
182
Samuel GILMORE of Ballymena [possibly Ballymena,
Parish Skerry, Barony Antrim Lower] Co. Antrim Innkeeper of
1 pt & John O’HARA of Derfin [??] Co. Antrim of other pt. … 9a 4p in Ballykeel [? There are 5 townlands
named Ballykeel – each in different parishes – it is possibly Ballykeel,
Parish Ballyclug,
Barony Antrim Lower]
Co. Antrim now in possession of Samuel GILMORE … previous leases John
Hamilton O’HARA Esq. of Revilly [probably Crebilly,
Parish Ballyclug,
Barony Antrim Lower] Co. Antrim … WITNESS:
Charles O’NEIL |
|
873 |
319 |
580269 |
JACKSON, Jas E |
Dublin
Armagh
Tyrone |
1831 Jul 11 |
SHIEL 1828-1832
Image
183
… James Eyre JACKSON of Tullydoey, Linen
Merchant one of the assignees of Thomas Knox HARRINGTON, a bankrupt of
Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. … lands in Dungannon. |
159 |
873 |
474 |
580474 |
JACKSON, John |
Monaghan
Antrim |
1831
Apr 20 |
CUNNINGHAM 1828-1832
Image
277
NAMES: John CUSACK; Edward
SPROULE; John JACKSON late of Crieve; John JACKSON of Co.
Antrim; John CUNNINGHAM of Crieve; Right Honorable Clotworthy the Lord
Viscount Massereene; Alexander MONTGOMERY; William ARMSTRONG; Thomas BRUNKER;
William BRUNKER; Thomas KINGSBERY; Arthur WOLF; Alexander CRUICKSHANK; James
NIXON; John JACKSON Junior; John JACKSON Senior; Robert KER;
Andrew KER; Tatlow JACKSON; Alexander JACKSON; Nevin HAWELL;
Rev. Robert SMITH; Andrew OLIVER; William JOHNSTON; John JOHNSTON; George
THOMPSON; William BEEBY [should this be BREAKY?]; James BREAKEY; William
YOUNG; William PRESLEY; Oliver MOORE. PLACES:
Crieve, Co. Monaghan; Drumfaldra, Co. Monaghan, Breyart [could this be Brecart,
Parish of Duneane?], Co. Antrim; Carnaveagh & bogs of Carrickavetty
[Carrickaveilty] and Mullynenrall; Carnavagh orwse Carricknavagh.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
159 |
873 |
475 |
580475 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1830 Apr 2 |
TWIGG in trust 1828-1832
Image
279
Hugh JACKSON of Derrygoony, [NOTE: Derrygoony,
Parish Aghnamullen,
Barony Cremorne Co. Armagh Esq. of 1st pt. NOTE: Many of the same
names and places as #580474 |
159 |
873 |
476 |
580476 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1830 Apr 20 |
CUNNINGHAM1828-1832
Image
280
Hugh JACKSON of Derrygoony, , [NOTE: Derrygoony,
Parish Aghnamullen,
Barony Cremorne]
Co. Armagh Esq. of 1st pt. NOTE: Many of the same
names and places as #580474 … details of Corn Mills. |
159 |
874 |
141 |
580641 |
|
Monaghan |
1831 Aug 8 |
MARTIN-McCULLAGH PRONI D196811
Not in Bk # 834, 835, 837 – finally got lucky: 874
Btw Joseph MARTIN of Ballybay, Co. Monaghan Gent of the
one pt. James McCULLAGH of Ballybay Gent of the other part Reciting an
indenture 1787 Mar 1 btw Thomas TENNISON the elder & Thomas TENNISON the
younger only son & heir both of Castle Tennison, Roscommon Esq did
release to Joseph McCARTER late of Ballybay Aforesaid deceased town and lands
of Anninees [Barony of Cremorne, Co. Monaghan] then in the possession of said
Joseph McCARTER and as formerly held and enjoyed by James McCARTER the father
of the said Joseph McCARTER. To hold to the said Joseph McCARTER his heirs
and assigns for the natural life of James McCARTER brother of the said Joseph
McCARTER the lessee. Joseph MARTIN then aged nine son of William MARTIN of
Ballybay & Robert MITCHEL 3rd son of Owen Blayney MITCHELL of
the town & Co of Monaghan… and that James McCARTER one of the lives
having died the said Joseph McCARTER paid fine for another life to be added…
the said Joseph McCARTER by his last will and testament devised and
bequeathed to Joseph MARTIN his freehold property Anninnes & interest in
his dwelling house in Ballybay… subject to… payment of six pounds to James
McCULLAGH & Thomas McCULLAGH… in consid of sum of 1,303 pounds paid to
the said Joseph MARTIN paid by James McCULLAGH & Thomas McCULLAGH… lands
of Anannines transferred…. NOTE: A Sally
McCARTER (1746-1816) was a wife of James McCULLAGH (d bef 1840) of Shantoagh,
Co. Monaghan. James’ brother was Thomas McCULLAGH (Abt 1765- Abt 1849) |
15 |
874 |
298 |
580788 |
OLIVER |
Dublin |
1831, Aug 19 |
OLIVER, Nathaniel & Elizabeth -MARR
NOTE:– this is the
reference in the names index for the marriage articles of Elizabeth OLIVER
which seems to be #581429 [see beneath], but the deed is: BROWNE-MOORE &
ors. The error may be mine.
Btw Robert BROWNE of Terlugan, Co. Tyrone, Gent of 1st part. John MOORE of Blessington St., City of Dublin, Gent & att of law of
2nd pt. reciting lease Apr10 1697 btw James MOORE of Aughnacloy,
Co. Tyrone Esq. of 1 pt & William DOUGLAS Gent of Horse to the Duke of
Queensbury of other pt…. land became vested in James BROWNE late of Terlugan,
Gent dec’d… 1 Sept 1794, James made will & bequeathed to son Robert
BROWNE… |
1 |
874 |
416 |
580916 |
PUREFOY |
Monaghan
Galway
Louth |
1831 Aug 25 |
Marriage Arts
Image
518
BTW William NOBLE of Annaghgirl, Co. Monaghan of 1st pt. Mary Anne TURBITT orse PUREFOY of Greenmountain Co. Dublin widow of 2nd pt; William BAILIE of Shortstone Co. Louth & James WOODHOUSE of City of
City of London Esq of 3rd pt. Reciting that William NOBLE had
estate of townland of Annaghair Barony Farney Co. Monaghan & parcel of
land on the East side of the marketplace of Carrickmacross, Barony Farney Co
Monaghan & townlands of Conaghy Killifode orse Killyfaddy part of
townlands of Rouskey now in possession of Thomas ROGERS & undertenants,
Barony Dartry, Co. Monaghan and reciting that Robert TURBITT late of City of
Dublin Merchant, deceased by his will 11 Feb 1829 devised to Mary Anne
TURBITT orse PUREFOY then his wife the sum of £10,000 and his county house of
Greenmount and also property of Kilmacshane Co. Galway and reciting that a
marriage was intended btw William NOBLE & Mary Anne TURBITT …
SEE: Purefoy
Family Tree |
|
875 |
429 |
581429 |
OLIVER |
Cork |
1831Aug 30 |
OLIVER, Elizabeth & Nathaniel – MARR
Nathaniel OLIVER, Lieut. Col in Royal Artillery then
residing at Ballincolly, Co. Cork of 1st pt. Eliza OLIVER spinster
then also residing at Ballincolly, only child of said Nathaniel by his then
late wife Eliza Susanna OLIVER orse BAXTER. Dec’d of 2nd pt. |
1 |
876 |
4 |
581504 |
JACKSON, James
Richard |
Kildare |
1831 Jun 28 |
DOYLE 1828-1832
Image
302
Indenture of a Lease btw Richard JACKSON and James
JACKSON both of Booleigh, Co. Kildare [Parish of Fontstown - Could be
Boley Great; Boley Little] farmers of the 1 pt; Michael DOYLE of Booleigh
farmer of the other pt. … 3a plantation measure … WITNESS: John WALSH of
Athy, Co. Kildare. |
159 |
876 |
111 |
581011 |
JACKSON, Benjn |
|
1828-1832 |
SWAYNE [SWAYZE?]
This is the number in the
Grantors Index. ERROR: The book starts with #581501 in the digital
version. |
160
??? |
876 |
475 |
581975 |
BARTLEY |
|
1828-1832 |
John BARTLY to BARTLY |
|
876 |
576 |
581677 |
OLIVER, Benjamin |
Armagh |
1824 Feb 18 |
Image
385
BTW Rosanna CARSON executrix
& administrator of Robert CARSON late of Lisdrumbockis [Lisdrumbrughas,
Parish of Derrynoose,
Barony Armagh] farmer
deceased of 1 pt; Benjamin OLIVER of Killynure [Parish Lisnadil
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh,]
Co. Armagh, Farmer. Reciting that by indenture 2 Sep 1807 Rev Samuel CLOSE
then of Elmark Co. Armagh Clerk, since deceased demised to Robert CARSON the
townland of Lisdrumbokis then in his possession in Manor Belleagh Parish
Derrynoose Barony & Co. Armagh containing 26a English Statute measure …
also reciting that Roseanne CARSON became entitled to 16a of said demised
premises and the said Rosanna CARSON granted to Benjamin OLIVER 15a or
whatever other part & proportion of the said townland of LisDrumbokis the
said Rosanna CARSON was then possessd of in Manor of Belleagh Parish
Derrynoose Barony & Co. Armagh together with rights & also all that
& those the two fields in Lisdrumbakis at the side of the farms adjoining
John LYONS & Hugh KEATINGS lands containing by survey conducted by
Terence McCARTIN 3a 6p these 2 fields being part of another holding in the
same townland held by June CARSON & assigned by her to Simon CARSON whos
interest became rested in said Rosanna CARSON & Robert CARSON under a
deed … conveyed to Benjamin OLIVER his tenants, undertenants for sum of
£86.3.5 … WITNESS: Simon CARSON |
|
877 |
220 |
582220 |
JACKSON, Wm N Rev. |
|
1828-1832 |
LONG
Image
103
Error I saw no mention
of JACKSON. This was the number in the Grantors Index. |
160
??? |
877 |
344 |
582344 |
JACKSON, George |
Waterford |
1831 Oct 15 |
JACKSON-ALLEN Marriage Arts
Btw George Holmes JACKSON of Glenmore, Co
Waterford & Alice ALLEN of Cheltenham, England dau of John ALLEN Esq.
& Margaret ALLEN his wife.... |
160 |
877 |
345 |
582345 |
JACKSON, Geo H. |
Waterford |
1831 Oct 15 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image
163
As above - … lands of Ballyduff… |
160 |
877 |
481 |
582481 |
JACKSON, Emma |
Dublin |
1831 Nov 29 |
BROWNE1828-1832
Image
232
Deed of Assignment btw Emma JACKSON of Kingstown
Co. Dublin of the 1 pt & John BROWNE of Hardwick St. Co. Dublin Esq. …
land on Hardwick St. … |
160 |
877 |
495 |
582195 |
JACKSON, John |
|
1828-1832 |
LAMBERT
Image
240
Error on pg 495 was #
582495 – but no mention of JACKSON. |
159
??? |
878 |
82 |
582582 |
JACKSON, Geo B |
|
1828-1832 |
JACKSON |
160 |
878 |
110 |
582610 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Wicklow
Dublin |
1831 Dec 5 |
CLOYNE 1828-1832
Image
299
Anne RIGGS of City of Dublin, spinster eldest daughter
of John RIGGS late of Leinster St. City of Dublin Cabinet maker and carpenter
deceased of the 1st pt; William JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co.
Wicklow, Gent of 2nd pt; Elizabeth CLOYNE of City of Dublin widow
of 3rd pt. reciting that Anne RIGGS transferred to William
JACKSON two front drawing rooms and two back dining rooms and two front
bed chambers and two back bed chambers with back and front kitchens and Coal
vault [?] James NIEZAMs former holding #14 Leinster St in Parish of St.
Anne, City of Dublin with moiety of furniture by will of John RIGGS to hold
to said Elizabeth CLOYNE …
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
159 |
878 |
111 |
582611 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Dublin |
1831 Dec 5 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image
299
BTW Margaret PAGE orwse RIGGS orwse CLOYNE formerly
wife of John RIGGS of Leinster St, City of Dublin Cabinet maker and
Confectioner deceased … Margaret PAGE is now the wife of William PAGE builder
and guardian of Anne RIGGS one of the children of John and Margaret of 1st pt. William JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow, Gent of 2nd pt… William JACKSON was heir at law of his uncle Thomas JACKSON of
Baltinglass, Gent … lands of Eadestown… Anne RIGGS was entitled to £450.7 in
stocks & £200 vested in said Robert SHAW & William PAGE … mtg on
lands of Easdstown unto William JACKSON of Grafton Street China Merchant .. lands in Upper half Barony of
Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow … lives of James JACKSON & Anne
JACKSON his wife & Hannah JACKSON the daughter of James
& June JACKSON …
NOTE: I believe this was
the Thomas JACKSON who married Mary SOCKSMITH.
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
159 |
878 |
112 |
582612 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1831 Dec 5 |
Page In trust 1828-1832
Image
300
BTW William JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow,
Gent nephew and heir at large of Thomas JACKSON of Baltinglass of the
1 pt. William PAGE of Leinster St City of Dublin Builder of the other pt. William
JACKSON assigned to PAGE two dwelling houses in town of Baltinglass then
in possession of said William JACKSON & Dr. John JOHNSTON. To hold
in trust by William PAGE and pay to Alice SHAW & Esther SHAW their ages
of 21 years … lands of Eadestown
NOTE: There was no
mention of a Hugh JACKSON
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
159 |
878 |
292 |
582792 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Dublin |
1831 Dec 5 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image
397
Btw William JACKSON of Grafton St., China
Merchant son of James JACKSON formerly of Essex Street City of Dublin
deceased of 1st pt. William DIXON of Mount Pleasant Co. Dublin
Gent of 2nd pt; William JACKSON jun of Baltinglass Co. Wicklow
Gent & heir at law of Thomas JACKSON of Baltinglass deceased of 3rd pt. Robert SHAW and Hannah SHAW [née JACKSON] his wife of the 4th pt … lots more detail … lands of Eadestown … land in Town of Baltinglass
known by name of Barley field otherwise Jackson’s Meadow … to hold to William
JACKSON jr of Baltinglass, Robert SHAW and Hannah his wife ….
NOTE: There was no
mention of a Hugh JACKSON
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
159 |
879 |
144 |
583144 |
BARTLEY |
Monaghan |
1832
Jan 4 |
Mary BARTLY & anr – M. Arts 1828-1832
NAMES: James GARTLAND of
Carrickmacross; Thomas BARTLEY & Patrick BARTLEY & Mary BARTLEY of
Carrickmacross; Edward QUINN of Carrickmacross; Robert GREENAN; Michael
BIRMINGHAM. OTHER PLACES: Cloghwally aka
Cloghvally. |
x |
879 |
155 |
583155 |
JACKSON, Humphry T |
Antrim
Dublin
Westmeath |
1832 Jan 4 |
SMYTH 1828-1832
Error: Bk 879 starts in
the digital version with #583501, but then Bk 880 starts at Image
280, and Bk 879 starts up again at Image
351.
Image
368
BTW James MONGOMERY of Belfast Co. Antrim of 1st pt & Humphrey Thompson JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq & Rev.
Edward HAMILTON of Philipstown [Barony Lower Philipstown or Upper
Philipstown], Kings Co. Clk executors of John HAMILTON Esq. deceased of
2nd pt & Abigail SMYTH of Bennison Lodge, Co. Westmeath, widow
residuary legatee of said John HAMILTON of 3rd pt. |
167 |
879 |
460 |
583460 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1832 Jan 24 |
QUIN 1828-1832
Image
530
BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. Barrister at law of 1 pt; Silvester QUINN of City of
Armagh Esq of other pt. … reciting in consideration of £500 paid to Silvester
QUINN lands of Lanagher, Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly],
Aughegallagh [possibly Corr
and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine[??], Tullymore otherwise
Aughalin [probably Tullymore
Agowan, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and
Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish Barony Co. Armagh & part of Quarter of townland of Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh in possession of Robert
William JACKSON or his undertenants… and also the Water Mill and Corn
Mill of Tandragee [Tanderagee,
Parish Lisnadil
(Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] with the
water course and appurtenances, lands of Armabreagogh [Armaghbrague,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] the Tate
and lands of Tullynagin [Tullynagin,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper and half
tate of Tullybrone [Tullybrone,
Parish Lisnadil
(Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] also 20a
of Tanebrage [??] and lands of Tullyregan [??] all in Parish Armagh in Barony
Upper Fews and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh and part of Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish of Keady
Barony & Co. Armagh and also Carrabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in parish Keady
containing 126a … more details. … WITNESS: John QUINN of City of Armagh Attorney &
Jacob BARRETT of City of Armagh Gent Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] |
167 |
880 |
191 |
583691 |
JACKSON, Robt W |
Armagh |
1832 Feb 1 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Error. The last page in this bk in the digital version has
#583500. I found it later in the digital version.
Image
105
BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh Barrister of 1st pt. Elizabeth JACKSON of
City of Armagh widow of the other pt. reciting where Robert William JACKSON
stood Justly and truly indebted to the said Elizabeth JACKSON in the
sum of £3,000 lent and advanced by said Elizabeth JACKSON… Robert
William JACKSON then transferred several parcels of land Lanagher,
Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly],
Aughegallagh [possibly Corr
and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine[??], Tullymore otherwise
Aughalin [probably Tullymore
Agowan, Parish Eglish
(Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and
Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan,
Parish Grange
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],
in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly,
Parish Eglish
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
in Parish Barony Co. Armagh and that part of the quarter of the townland of
Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
of Mullabrack, Barony Lower Fews, Co. Armagh and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore,
Parish Mullaghbrack
(Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish
of Mullabrack and lands of Tullyglush [Tullyglush,
Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish of
Keady, Co. Armagh containing 106a 1r 30p and lands of Carlabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in Parish of
Keady Co. Armagh containing 126a in actual possession of Elizabeth JACKSON for payment of £3,000 WITNESS: John QUIN & Jacob BARRETT both of City
Armagh. |
167 |
880 |
264 |
583767 |
JACKSON, John &
Hugh |
Monaghan |
1832 Feb 7 |
CUNNINGHAM 1828-1832
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BTW James TWIGG of Dominick St City of Dublin Merchant
& John JACKSON of Cremorne Co. Monaghan Esq of 1st part; Hugh JACKSON of Derrygooney Co. Monaghan of 2nd pt.
‘’’’ Samuel CUNNINGHAM … William BRUNKER…. Lands of Carricknaveagh …
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
167 |
880 |
310 |
583810 |
JACKSON, Peter W |
Meath |
1831 Dec 24 |
MOLYNEAUX in trust1828-1832
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… Peter Warburton JACKSON of [?] St City of
Dublin surviving trustee in the marriage settlement of Thomas KETTEWELL of
the 7th pt. … reciting Mary KETTEWELL widow of Thomas KETTEWELL … |
167 |
880 |
330 |
585830 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin
Wicklow |
1832 Feb 4 |
MCDONALD 1828-1832
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Btw John JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of 1st pt; Thomas DARLINGTON & Anne DARLINGTON (wife) of Ballylonney Co. Wicklow
of 2nd pt; John McDONALD of Co. Wicklow Merchant of 3rd pt. |
167 |
880 |
341 |
583841 |
JACKSON, Charles James
William
Jane |
Tipperary |
1831 Feb 1 |
BRYCE 1828-1832
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Charles JACKSON, James JACKSON, William JACKSON all of Clonmel. ‘’’ Jane TUNBRIDGE otherwise WILSON otherwise JACKSON … Charles JACKSON administrator of the goods and chattles of Elizabeth
JACKSON late of the Island of [?] … [very faint writing – I did not
pursue]. |
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881 |
486 |
584486 |
BARTLEY |
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1828-1832 |
Geo BARTLEY, Sarah BARTLEY orse William to BELLEW |
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882 |
521 |
553656 |
BARTLEY |
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MILLS-BLACK |
x |
884 |
413 |
585913 |
BARTLEY |
Monaghan |
1830
Oct 1 |
Thos BARTLEY & ors – M. Arcls 1828-1832
NAMES: Thomas BARTLEY of
Carrickmacross; Mary GOLLOGLY of Lossets; Catherine MARTIN of Lossets;
Francis MARTIN & Thomas MARTIN of Lossets; James MARRIN (James MARTIN?);
Michael BIRMINHAM. |
D |
886 |
495 |
586995 |
JACKSON, Hugh |
Monaghan |
1832 Apr 21 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
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573
BTW Hugh JACKSON of Derrygooney Co. Monaghan
Esq. of 1 pt & John JACKSON of Cremorne Green & Samuel
Cunningham of Crieve both in Co. Monaghan Merchants of other pt.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
167 |
887 |
82 |
582582 |
JACKSON |
Waterford |
1828-32 |
George B. JACKSON – JACKSON Waterford (prob)
WRONG # |
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887 |
174 |
587174 |
JACKSON |
Waterford |
1832 Oct 23 |
George B. JACKSON- WOOD
George Bennett JACKSON, son of George
JACKSON. Mention of the will of Mary JACKSON. Also Ellen
JACKSON with respect to a partition… lives of Joseph JACKSON, Thomas
JACKSON and Edward JACKSON named in renewal of indenture dated Oct
7, 1805 made to George JACKSON, father of George Bennet JACKSON.
Lands of Colleshall aka Coolishal & Ballyduff,
Parish of Lisinore, Barony of Cashmore and Cushbridge, Co Waterford. |
167 |
887 |
294 |
587294 |
JACKSON, Geo B |
Waterford |
1828-1832 |
FOLEY
Probably George Bennet
JACKSON |
167 |
888 |
247 |
587747 |
JACKSON, John |
Dublin |
1832 Mar 27 |
BOYLE 1828-1832
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BTW James PALMER & Cusack
ROONEY of City of Dublin Esqs. & John JACKSON of Rathmines Co.
Dublin Gent of 1 pt & Mathew BOYLE of Artane Co. Dublin Esq of other pt.
… north side of Nassau St. City of Dublin bounded on north by Provost’s
Stable yard and on west by the late George GRAYSHOTING formerly in possession
of Hon Francis Hely HUTCHINSON and afterwards Peter DOWLING … John JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: Charlote DILLON wife of Surgeon DILLON and Charles John
CASTLETT |
167 |
889 |
103 |
588103 |
JACKSON, Wm |
Kings |
1829 Nov 2 |
Smyth 1828-1832
Image 66
between William JACKSON of Danganreagh [Danganreagh,
Parish Aghancon,
Barony Ballybrittin],
Kings Co., farmer of the one part and Matthew Thomas SMYTHE of the town of
Galway Esq. of the other part. Reciting that William SMITH of Roscrea
Tipperary and did in or as of Trinity term 1818 claim to judgement in his
Majesty’s Court of King’s bench in Ireland against the said William
JACKSON for sums of £800 obtained a judgement … And the assignment
became legally vested in the said Matthew Thomas SMYTHE … JACKSON still owing £400 demise part of the lands of Fancroft [Fancroft,
Parish Seirkieran,
Barony Ballybritt],
to the Rev. Richard Paisley VAUGHAN for the term of three lives with
government for renewal forever containing 25 acres one route and 34 purchase
at the reserved yearly rent of 102 pounds 4s and 1d Late Irish currency
situated in the barony of Ballybritt Kings County … For natural life and
lives of Matthew Thomas SMYTHE age about 11 years Joseph SMITH aged seven
years and Sarah Ellinor Wilhelmina SMYTHE age 9 years the sons and daughter
of the said William SMITH of Roscrea. Witness: William SMITH and Edward
JACKSON both of Roscrea gents |
167 |
889 |
242 |
588242 |
JACKSON, John |
Armagh |
1832 Apr 13 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image 151
Btw John JACKSON of
Charlemount, Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John Hazelton JACKSON of
Charlemount [Borough
of Charlemont, Parish Loughgall
(Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]
Linen Draper of the other part. … tenement #9 in Town of Charlemount. John
JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESS: William
JACKSON of Moy, Co. Tyrone & William KEAN of Blackwater, Co. Armagh,
Gents.
NOTE: The wife of John Hazleton JACKSON was Catherine
PRINGLE dau of Michael PRINGLE Esq.. |
167 |
889 |
265 |
588265 |
JACKSON, Richd |
Fermanagh |
1832 Nov 2 |
JACKSON 1828-1832
Image 167
BTW Richard JACKSON of Letmackshelan Co.
Fermanagh Gent of the 1 pt & James JACKSON of Clones Co Monaghan
Merchant of the other. Reciting lease 1827 Jun 2 re lands of Drumadagarry –
4a 34p late Irish Plantation measure… 104a 3p in Manor Saint Pilmey, Barony
of Dartry, Co. Monaghan for natural life of Richard JACKSON … Richard
JACKSON had transferred over to said James JACKSON in his actual
possession lands before mentioned. WITNESS: Nicholas ELLIS of Hardwick Place
Dublin Attorney & Hugh McMAHON of Clones Innkeeper. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] |
167 |
889 |
325 |
588325 |
JACKSON, Geo B |
Waterford |
1831 Sep 10 |
George Bennett JACKSON – JACKSON 1828-1832
Image 202
Btw George Bennett JACKSON of Glanbeg, Co.
Waterford Esq. of 1st pt & Georgina JACKSON, spinster, sister
of the said George JACKSON of the other. Granted an annuity payable out of
the lands of West Coolishhall. Parish Lismere, Barony Coshmore &
Coshbride |
167 |
889 |
326 |
588326 |
JACKSON, Georgina JACKSON, Geo B |
Waterford |
1832 Sep 10 |
George B. JACKSON – WOOD 1828-1832
Image 203
Btw Georgina JACKSON of Glanbeg, Waterford
spinster of 1st pt, her brother George Bennett JACKSON Esq
of Glanbeg of 2nd pt & Richard WOOD, Benjamin SHAW &
Abraham WOOD all of the City of Cork Esq. re: annuity payable out of the
lands of West Coolishhall. Parish Lismere, Barony Coshmore & Coshbride |
167 |
889 |
427 |
588427 |
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1832 Oct 1 |
Catherine ELLIOTT Marr Arts
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252
Catherine ELLIOTT dau of
Thomas ELLIOTT of Racroge Co. Carlow marriage to William BROWNRIGG of
Ardenode, Co. Kildare … |
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438 |
588437 |
JACKSON, Thos |
Dublin |
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--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
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889 |
438 |
588438 |
JACKSON, Thos
JACKSON, Harriett |
Dublin |
1832 May 23 |
--- Marriage Arts 1828-1832
Image 258
Btw Thomas GILBERT of Fairview near Swords, Co. Dublin
Gent of 1st pt & Thomas B. JACKSON of Swords, Doctor of
Medicine and Harriott JACKSON spinster his 2nd daughter of
2nd pt & John GILBERT of French St & Charles WILLIAMS of
Charlamount St. City of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt…. marriage intended
btw Thomas GILBERT and Harriott JACKSON
NOTE: Dr. Thomas B.
JACKSON died Sept 21, 1861. He was an apothecary of Capel St. Dublin. A Thomas
Bruce JACKSON married Harriot WELLAN (or MELLAN or SKELLERN) at St. Peters, Dublin 15 Nov 1803.
They had a son Charles Columbine JACKSON b. abt 1820 SOURCE: Ancestry
tree. They had a daughter Hannah b. 2 August 1809. |
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889 |
444 |
588444 |
JACKSON, Joseph |
Armagh |
1832 Oct 2 |
--- partition 1828-1832
Image 264
BTW Joseph JACKSON of
Richhill [Rich
Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore
(ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West],
Co. Armagh, Merchant of the 1 pt & Charles HARDY, of Richhill merchant of
the other. Reciting indenture 31 Oct 1798 William RICHARDSON of Rich Hill
Esq. demised to William MORRISON of Rich Hill Gent in his actual possession
tenement on South side of Street of Rich hill leading to Armagh containing in
front 65’ 6” and in the rere 78’ and in depth 498’ … and reciting that the
estate and Interest of the said William MORRISON to the tenement and premises
had become vested in said Joseph JACKSON and Charles HARDY and that JACKSON and HARDY had agreed to make a partition … JACKSON granted to HARDY
one undivided half part or share in tenement on south side of Street of
Richhill in town of Rich Hill … for lives … & Charles HARDY demised to Joseph
JACKSON in his actual possession the one undivided share of the tenement
on south side of Rich Hill Street together with all rights members and
appurtenances, water courses, sewers and passages for water thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining and all the Estate right title Interest
benefit of renewal … WITNESS: Robert Cope HARDY of City of Armagh, William
McLOUGHLIN, Joseph JACKSON [SEAL]
Charles HARDY [SEAL] NOTE: See Will
of Joseph JACKSON. This lot is likely where his tannery operation was. |
167 |
890 |
650 |
588983 |
BAGENAL |
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1832 Oct 10 |
BTW Edward GRIFFITH of Rosdilligan Co. Carlow Farmer of
1 pt & George GRIFFITH farmer the only son of Edward GRIFFITH of the
other pt. Reciting indenture of release 22 May 1823 btw Lady Maria Bagenal
BURGH wife to Sir Ulysses Bagenal BURGH Knight Commander of the Bath then of
York Street City of London & Mrs Amelia CARROLL of Castle Auslo Co.
Wexford widow of 1 pt & Edward GRIFFITH then of Rosdillig Co. Carlow
farmer of the other pt. … Lady Maria Bagenal BURGH and Mrs. Amelia CARROLL
demised to Edward GRIFFITH lands of Rosdillis containing 23a 1r 14p Barony
Idrone East Co. Carlow for lives of Horace ROCHFORT son to John Staunten
ROCHFORT of Clongreman Co. Carlow Esq. & William FITZMAURICE 4th son to John FITZMAURICE of own of Carlow Esq. WITNESS: Thomas Crawford BUTLER
of Rosebille Co. Carlow Gent Attorney & Thomas RICHARDSONS of Town of
Carlow Writing Clerk. |
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