2019 Palace and Dame Street deeds work

These notes were compiled in the hopes of being able to prove where Hyde’s Coffee shop was located and also to follow up on the possibility of others on Dame Street or Palace Street who may have had business and/or family ties to either HYDEs or JACKSON’s. SEE: Blog Post on Hyde’s Coffee Shop – corner of Palace and Dame Street.

“By-catch”. I have shaded bits of interest to me that are unrelated to Dame Street and Palace Street in blue,

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GORE

Tipperary

1737 Aug 20

MOORE-HYDE Image 20 BTW Mary MOORE of Abbey, Co. Tipperary widow of Guy MOORE late of Abbey of 1^st pt. The Rev William GORE Dean of Cashell of 2^nd pt. Arthur HYDE of Castlehyde Co. Cork Esq. & Stephen MOORE of Barn Co. Tipperary of 3^rd pt & Ambrose CONGREVE of City of Waterford Esq. of 4^th pt. Reciting a Marriage then shortly to be had btw Mary MOORE & William GORE she the said Mary MOORE released to Arthur HYDE & Stephen MOORE lands of Balliroe & other lands allotted to her in 6^th years of the Reign of his late Majesty King George I in Co. Tipperary Barony Middlethird & also one undivided moiety of Lands of Castle Moyle in Co. Tipperary Barony Middlethird to hold to Arthur HYDE & Stephen MOORE … witness Rev. Mr. Michael OBINS Clerke rector of NewChapple Co. Tipperary George MANSERGH of Racash Co. Kilkenny & Bryan MEHEUX of same Gent. Memorial witness: Bryan MEHEUX & Sir  & Boleyn BIGG of Clonmell Co. Tipperary. John OSBORN of Theakinco. Co. Waterford. NOTE: Mary MOORE was the daughter of Chidley COOTE and had children with both of her husbands. The HYDEs of Castlehyde (aka HIDE) had a number of intermarriages with GETHINs, BURTONs and GOREs. The Arthur HYDE of this lease was the husband of Anne PRICE.

1708 to 1779 Land Index to deeds. Pages 564 – 587 Palace Street

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
295	54	194064		MITCHELL & ors - SAUNDERS	A lott or parcell of ground Pallace Street West Side	586
298	673	199561		READ-HOYLE	A lott or parcell of ground Pallace Street West Side	586
315	427	214613		HOYLE-BUSHELL	A lott or parcell of ground Pallace Street West Side	586
118	500	81640		PAGE & wife to WOLFE & ors	A House the Sign of the Harp Pill Lane	570
151	534	102454		DUNBAR-REILLY	A House The Rising Sun  with the backside House. Phishamble Street	575
169	247	113580		NAPPER-CONNINGHAM	A Dwelling House & Yard. Pill Lane	577
188	161	125913		BALL & wife & son-SIBTHORPE	A piece of Ground Phrapper Lane	579
288	20	184944		SHERLOCK-CLAYTON	A House the Sign of the Black Lion Palace Street east side	585

1739-1810 Land Index to Deeds. Palace Street 248

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
494	65	320682	1795 Dec 24	McHATTIE-EMMETT Image 301 BTW William McKANE of City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & Robert EMMETT Esq. of the other. Reciting that Catherine ALLEY of City of Dublin widow owned for her natural life an undivided moiety or half part of a lot of ground and premises at Castle Lane otherwise Palace Street City of Dublin described in deed of lease and release 8 & 9 July 1794 to William McKANE who demised to Robert EMMETT the one undivided a Moiety half part share of ground with the dwelling house and office erected on the West side of Castle Lane now called Palace Street formerly in possession of John NUTT deceased and now in tenure and occupation of John WILLIAMS public notary. Containing in front to Castle Lane  18’ 9” In the rere 18’ 8” and in depth front to rere on the south side 65’ 4” and on the North side 65’. Bounded on the East to Castle Lane on the west to ground and houses belonging to Walter REDFORD Sadler on the south by a dwelling house and premises in possession of William EDWARDS gun maker and on the North by a dwelling house and premises in possession of Mrs. Ann COTTON. To hold to Robert EMMETT his heirs and assigns for life of Catherine ALLEY. WITNESS: John WICKS of City of Dublin attorney & Mr. Thomas FLEMING of same City Gent. NOTE: This would be Robert EMMETT father of the United Irishman Robert Emmet (1793-1803)		248
500	132	12379	1794 Sep 1	HYDE-DOWLING Image 398 BTW Robert HYDE of City of Dublin Coffee House Keeper of 1 pt & Valentine DOWLING of City of Dublin of other pt. Reciting that in Consideration of £250 paid by DOWLING, HYDE assigned to DOWLING in his actual possession… the house known by the name of Hyde’s Coffee No. 7 Dame Street the Corner of the Palace Street with the appurtenances and several articles of Household furniture .. for three lives of 100 years subject to the payment of rent… WITNESS James O’BYRNE of City of Dublin Esq. & Mr. Daniel Mark CONNER of Beresford Road	Palace Street	248
569	329	382758	1803 Apr 28	Dublin Sherriff to DOWLING Image 174 Whereby Drury JONES & George WALSH Esqs Sherriffs of City of Dublin reciting made over to Edward DOWLING of City of Dublin Gent all William DOWLING of City of Dublin Vintner right to dwelling house or tenement lately built by James POTTS of City of Dublin Bookseller deceased on the east side of Palace Street previously in possession of Thomas DUGAN deceased to hold unto Edward DOWLING … tenure 81 years … 19 Feb 1802 from John KELLY to William DOWLING …		248
573	80	384146		DOWLING-Officers of Ordnance		248

1807-1819 Land Index Palace Street 124

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
604	101	413712		ORR & ors – HORNER		124
652	384	448328	1806 Jan 14	EMMET & ors – WILLIAMS Image 200 BTW Thomas Addis EMMET of New York USA Esq of 1^st pt Robert HOLMES of City of Dublin Esq. of 2^nd pt. & John WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Esq of 3^rd pt. … parcel of ground with dwelling house & Offices on West side of Castle Lane now called Palace Street in City of Dublin formerly in possession of John NOTT [NUTT?] deceased & now in tenure & occupancy of John WILLIAMS containing in front to Castle Lane 23:18:9 and in rere 18:8 in depth from front to rere on South side 65’ and on the north side 65’ bounded on Est to Castle Lane & on west to houses belonging to Walter REDFORD sadler and on south by a dwelling house in possession of Mrs Ann COTTON … for life of Catherine ALLEY … to hold the said premises unto the said John WILLIAMS his heirs and assigns for and during all such [?] & Inheritances thereof as Robert EMMET therein mentioned was entitled to in his life time under and by virtue of recited articles of agreement 17 Aug 1800 which said deed and this Memorial are witnessed by William MAZIERE & Peter Ferdinand WEBER both of City of Dublin Gent. SEE: #320682 NOTE: The United Irishman Robert EMMET (1793-1803) and his brother Thomas Addis EMMET were both sons of Robert EMMET sr.		124
652	336	448408		BARRY -WADDEN
645	291	448430		WILLIAMS-BARRY
674	318	465668		FORDE-HAMILTON		124
691	467	474942	1815 Mar 13	HYDE & Daughter - WHITHORNE Image 571 BTW Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle Co. Dublin Esq. of 1^st pt and Elizabeth HYDE otherwise WHITHORNE his wife of the other pt. and William HYDE of Hollybrook Co. Dublin & William WHITTHORNE jun of City of Dublin Esq. 24 Aug 1814 re: marriage of Eliza HYDE otherwise WHITTHORNE with the said Robert HYDE [marriage portion] dwelling house Messuage or tenement known as no. 7 Dame Street situate on the corner  of Palace Street by virtue of a lease 11 Aug 1791 made by William COPE of City of Dublin Esq. for term of 3 lives or 100 years … [other lands elsewhere] … And further reciting that Robert HYDE was then also possessed by a lease dated 14 Nov 1795 made to him by Michael HUTCHINSON of all that and those certain apartments that is to say the back kitchen and three back rooms part of the Dwelling House wherein the said Michael HUTCHINSON lately resided in Dame Street City of Dublin next door to said first recited premises for term of 86 years from 1 Nov inst and reciting the said Robert HYDE had a pressing occasion for the sum of £700 had applied to the said Trustees to lend and advance him the same out of the fortune of said Elizabeth …		124
697	155	478289		HYDE & Daughter - MILLS		124
735	23	500958	1818 Dec 5	WHITHORNE & ors – HUTCHINSON Image 18 BTW William WHITTHORNE sr & William WHITTHORNE jr of 1^st pt. Robert HYDE of City of Dublin Gent & Elizabeth HYDE otherwise WHITHORNE his wife of 2^nd pt. & Michael HUTCHINSON of Dame Street City of Dublin [Assee?] of the estate and effects of Robert HYDE an insolvent of 3^rd pt. Reciting deed of 13 Mar 1815 btw Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle Co. Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & William WHITTHORNE sen & William WHITTHORNE jy of the other part set to them the dwelling house known by No. 7 Dame situate at the corner of Palace bounded as therein described … and lands of Ballymonehan Commonly called Murphystown … apartments in the Dwelling house wherein the said Michael HUTCHINSON formerly resided that is to say the back kitchen and the 3 first back rooms part of said dwelling house together with several articles of furniture stock & farming utensils … Robert HYDE was by order of the Court of Common Please discharged as an insolvent debtor and returned said mortgage in his schedule and made the usual assignments of his property and further reciting that by an order 18 June that said insolvent should be reexamined and upon such examination said insolvent was by the order of the court remanded into the Custody of the Sherriffs of the City of Dublin … [more detail]		124

1807-1819 Land Index Dame Street 44

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
594	261	402944	1807 Aug 20	BALDWIN-JACKSON Image 146 BTW Charles BALDWIN of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardiner Street City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. … plot of ground containing in front 19’ dwelling house No. 68 in Dame Street on north side of Dame Street … H.V. JACKSON witness SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington		44
596	155	405616		DROUGHT Jun -SMITH		44
639	290	440690		JACKSON-BINNS Image 433 James JACKSON of Essex Street, surviving Trustee in will of Joseph BINNS late of the City of Dublin, Iron Monger, Anne BINNS, widow of Dame Street…Southside of Dame Street City of Dublin marker No 15 in the map in breadth in front 20’ in the rere 20’ and in depth 75’ … bounded on south to Dame Lane …., including burial ground of the Moravian Congregation…		45
647	414	446608		KEOGH-JACKSON Not in Bk 647 Image 225 Not in 645 or 646		45
646	439	446906	1812 Jun 10	LEET-JACKSON Image 513 BTW William LETT of Merchant Quay Cit of Dublin Merchant Taylor of 1 pt & William JACKSON of Backlane City of Dublin Taylor of the other pt. reciting 31 Mar 1802 …North side of Dame Street.  Bounded on east by a house late in the occupancy of [?] HUTCHINSON		45
658	389	454130		DROUGHT-COLLES		45
677	122	466302		JACKSON-EUSTACE Image 451 of Bk 677 Btw Peter JACKSON of Gardiner Street City of Dublin, Esq. & Rev. John Crosby SEYMOUR of Baggot Street City of Dublin Clerke & William EUSTACE of [? Possibly Carnalway], Co. Kildare of the 1 pt. Catherine EUSTACE, Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda CAMPBELL otherwise  EUSTACE his wife Muriel EUSTACE a minor by Esther BELL her mother & Neal  [Junr?] of the other part. Reciting deed 29 Jan 1796 Charles EUSTACE …. Peter JACKSON in trust for John Crosby SEYMOUR … released to Esther EUSTACE, Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda CAMPBELL otherwise EUSTACE his wife & Harriet EUSTACE a minor by said Esther BELL her mother sale of 19’ of ground in front & 70’ on the north side of Dame Street City of Dublin & all buildings and improvements & ground on east side of Eustace Street in City of Dublin in depth to Temple Lane demised to  [Allen?] CROSBY deceased & all buildings and improvements 20’ of ground in front on the East side of Eustace Street City of Dublin in depth to Temple Lane so demised to John FISHER Esq. & all buildings etc  with mtg to Esther Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda his wife & Harriet EUSTACE  a minor by said Esther BELL for natural lives … WITNESS; G.C. A. JACKSON of City of Dublin		45
688	119	472851	1815 Jan 21	HUNTER & ors-JACKSON Image 65 BTW Thomas Orby HUNTER of Crowland Abbey Co. Lincoln Great Britain Esq. of 1^st pt. George ENSOR of Ardrass Co. Armagh & Richard ANDERSON of Kiltermain Co. Dublin Esq. Trustees in will of Ambrose SMITH of Co. Dublin Esq. deceased of 2^nd pt. Thomas SMITH of Wicklow Co. Wicklow Esq of 3^rd pt Jacob William JACKSON of North Earl Street in City of Dublin Gent of 4^th pt James HUNTER of Paper Building in the Inner Temple City of London Gent of th 5^th pt. Reciting will of Gorges E. HOWARD late of City of Dublin Esq. deceased bearing date 26 June 1784 that he possessed several lots of ground and houses on east side of Parliament Street & on Dame Street & on west side of Crane Lane all in City of Dublin … he devised the same to Elizabeth HUNTER … decree of Court of Ireland 4 Feb 1793 … Sir Richard GORGES … deed of release 10 July 1794 by which William CHRISTMAS & Sir William GORGES & George MEREDITH (trustees) granted to Ambrose SMITH & William WELDON Esqs. … wherein said Gorges A HOWARD deceased [?] Parliament Street Dame Street & Crane Lane … Thomas O HUNTER had sold to Jacob William JACKSON in his actual possession the said several parcels … WITNESS: [?] MACKENZIE Lieut. Gen Rosshire Scotland & Henry CAMPBELL [?] Davies Street London. George ENSOR witnessed by Acheson St. GEORGE Collector of Excise Armagh & William KENNEDY Armagh Gent. Thomas SMITH witnessed by Robert PORTER Curate Wicklow & John PRICE Esq. Marlton Wicklow …		45
691	467	474943	1815 Mar 13	HYDE & - WHITTHORNE Image 571 BTW Robert Hyde of Mount Eagle Co. Dublin Esq. & Elizabeth HYDE otherwise WHITTHORNE his wife of 2^nd pt. & William WHITTHORNE of Hollybrook Co. Dublin & William WHITTHORNE jun of City of Dublin Esq. of 3^rd pt. Reciting 24 Aug 1814 on intermarriage btw Elizabeth HIDE otherwise WHITTHORNE with the said Robert HYDE tenement & dwelling house known as No 7 Dame Street on corner of Palace Street by indenture 11 Jan 1791 made by William COPE of City of Dublin Esq. for term of 3 lives or 100 years …		45
697	155	478289	1815 Dec 21	HYDE & - MILLS (see also under Palace Street) Image 422 BTW Robert HYDE of Mount Eagle, Co. Dublin & William WHITTHORNE of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Charles MILLS of City of Dublin professor of Music of the other pt. Robert HYDE with approval of William WHITTHORNE & in consideration of rent confirmed to MILLS the dwelling house & Messuage & tenement on Dame Street at corner of Palace Street in City of Dublin containing in front to Dame Street 20’ [NOTE: Earlier deeds said 25’] and in the rere 16’ and from front to rere 54’ bounded on the West to Palace Street on the east by Mr. HUTCHINSONs holding on the south to Thomas DUIGNANs holding on the North to Dame Street to hold for lives of Robert HYDE his son George Robert Loftus HYDE and [lives of royalty] and 75 years for yearly rent of £245		45
719	244	491579		THORPE Frank & ors-BROWNE		45
722	378	493513		BROWNE-WILLIAMS		45
				See pg 147 –		265

1820-1828 Land Index 285

Palace Street 449 see pg 489 (at 540) COMPLETE

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
				KING-COOPER		449
				Commissioners of Works-BOTHAM		449
				WADDEN-ROOSE for Gas Light		449
				BURKE-CORBET		449
				PIKE-PIKE		449
827	344	556479		SIBTHORPE-WILLIAMS		449
836	444	561979		FOX &ors-ANNESLEY		540
836	540	562075		PENTLAND-FOX & ors		540
836	541	562076		WOODROFFE & ors - WILLEINSON		540

1820-1828 Land Index Dame Street 350 Just a few have been noted

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
824	106	554441	1824 May 10	JACKSON & ors-SEYMOUR Image 85 BTW Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardiner Street, City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Res. Crossley SEYMOUR of Baggot Street City of Dublin Clerk of other pt. … land on north side of Dame Street. SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington		350
825	205	555140		SEYMOUR-SEYMOUR & ors		350
828	570	557305		JOHNSTON & ors-HAMILTON & ors		350

1828-1832 Land Index Dublin None noted

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

Town of Armagh 1828-32 Image 13 to Image 17 (I noted this so I could come back to it for other reasons)

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

Town of Downpatrick Image 80 (I noted this so I could come back to it for other reasons)

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1833- 1836 Land Index City of Dublin Dame Street Image 11

Palace Street NOTE: None were listed on the page for “P”

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1836-1839 Land Index Dublin City

Dame Street Image 11

Palace Street Image 18

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1840-1844 Land Index City of Dublin

Dame Street Image 10

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
13	186	38?	1843 Apr 23	Anne JACKSON-Mathew FOOT Image 139 BTW Anne JACKSON of Harcourt Street City of Dublin widow of 1^st pt & Mathew FOOTE of Bayswater Terrace Co. Dublin Esq. of the other pt. Reciting mtg 11 July 1839 in consid of £250 paid by FOOTE released in his actual possession premises on Map of Commissioners of Wide Street No. 11 let to William COLLES Bookseller immediate tenant of Mathew FOOT on Dame Street south side in Parish Saint Andrew City of Dublin 21’ in front 21’ in rere & 75’ from front to rere bordered by No. 10 then in possession of George BOLL Esq. Dentist on East by Lot No. 12. WITNESS George Stanley MURRAY of Mountjoy Street & Nicholas LAMB of Harcourt Street.		11

1840-1844 Land Index City of Dublin

Palace Street Image 18 No Jacksons

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1845-1849 Land Index Dublin City

Dame Street Image 240 No Jacksons

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1845-1849 Land Index Dublin City

Palace Street Index Image 250

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1850-1854 Land Index Dublin City

Dame Street Image 259 No Jacksons

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

Palace Street Image 269 No Jacksons

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind

1850-1854 Land Index Dublin City Dame Street Image 12

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description	Ind
13	101	326	1855 May 11	Hamilton JACKSON -Andrew BREDIN Image 279 BTW Hamilton Llewellin JACKSON of Atty[?] Co. Limerick Esq. of 1^st pt & William BREDIN of Brighton Vale Monkstown Co. Dublin and Catherine BREDIN his wife of 2^nd pt Rev Andrew Noble BREDIN of Dundrum Co. Dublin Clerk & Rev Thomas WESTROPP of Ardeanny glebe Co. Limerick of 3^rd pt. Reciting 18 Sept 1805 being settlement executed on the marriage of Thomas JACKSON and Helena HALL (the father & mother of Hamilton Llewellan JACKSON) lands to secure a jointure of £400 per annum for Helena in case she survived Thomas JACKSON and also a sum of £5,000 for younger children  and there was issue of three children Frederick Hall JACKSON said Thomas Llewellyn JACKSON and a daughter who died without issue … and reciting death of Frederick Hall JACKSON without issue whereupon lands devolved to Hamilton Llewellan JACKSON and reciting deed 31 March 1854 settlement in consideration of marriage … JACKSON assigned lands of Fanningstown & Ratherannea containing 320a in Barony Costlea Co. Limerick and also lands of Athlunkard in Barony Kilquane and Bunratty in Co. Clare containing 200a … lands in South Great Georges Street in Parish Saint Andrews City of Dublin now known as No. 86, 87, 88, & 89 in said street & also premises in Dame Lane … SEE: Estate JACKSON (Fanningstown) SEE: JACKSONs of Duddington		13
				See page 395 Image 200		14

Palace Street in 1850s Image 23

Date	Bk	Pg	Mem	Parties	Description	Ind
1855	16	147	40?	Bartholomew MAHON – Sick & Indigent		23
1856	6	201	152	Incumbered Estates – Public Works Commission		23
1859	10	83	243	Michael MURPHY & ors – James DUGGAN		23

HYDE Names Index

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Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Ind
408	443	271431	1789	Samuel HYDE & ors to GALT & ors	272
410	323	269758	1789	John HYDE & ors to GREEN	272
413	292	271430	1789	Samuel HYDE & ors to GALT & ors	272
413	410	271907	1789	John HYDE & ors to CONNOR	272
413	410	271907	1789	Revd Arthur HYDE to CONNOR	272
414	447	272114	1789	John & Rev Arthur HYDE to Lord Clonmel	272
415	3	269757	1789	John HYDE & ors to PHELAN	272
456	548	294038	1792	Arthur HYDE to FARMER	339
460	329	24429	1792	Robert HYDE to FORBES	339
463	44	295788	1793	Rev.d Arthur HYDE to GARDE	362
463	331	297554	1793	Ann HYDE & Husband to NASON	362
463	348	297786	1793	Samuel HYDE & ors to CUNNINGHAM	362
464	376	302040	1793	Elinore HYDE & ors to JENKINS	362
466	116	295786	1793	Rev.d Arthur HYDE to GARDE	362
468	235	300567	1793	Rev.d Arthur HYDE to CONNOR et al	362
468	235	300567	1793	Arthur HYDE to CONNOR et al	362
470	393		1794	John HYDE & Ors to LLOYD	279
470	393		1794	Arthur HYDE & ors to LLOYD	279
475	268		1794	John HYDE to BUTLER	279
477	203	301875	1793	Arthur HYDE to O’HARA	362
477	205	301875	1793	John HYDE & ors to HARA
484	120		1794	Arthur HYDE to CURRY	279
484	470		1794	Robert HYDE to CHAPMAN	279
486	584		1794	Mary HYDE & Ors to ANNESLEY	279
494	680	339546	1799 May 24	Thomas HYDE & ors to HANNA Image 613 BTW Henry COURTENAY of Knockbarragh Co. Down Esq & Catherine COURTENAY his wife ors [SEEVER?] of 1 pt. Rev George ROGERS of {marse?] Co. Down & Thomas HYDE of Liverpool Great Britain Esq son & trustee  … Edward COURTENAY late of Knockbarragh deceased & William HANNA [?] YOUNG of Newry Co. Armagh merchants of 4^th pt …	Very poor image quality – I saved the page and adjusted contrast, but it was still a challenge.
505	?	323921	1799	Benjamin BALL & ors to GORE
509	?	324311	1799	Benjamin BALL & ors to COLVILLE

Dublin Land Index 1780-1792. “D”

Looking for Dame Street

Image 119 - 145

Bk	Pg	Mem	Date	Parties	Description in Index	Ind
336	283	224893		CRAMPTON - CRAMPTON	A Piece or parcell of ground And ye Buildings & improvements thereon Two front houses 35 ft in breadth in front // Drapers Court Yards backside & workhouses // Dame Street southside	120
336	185	224896		CRAMPTON & ors - CAVANAGH	A Piece or parcell of ground And ye Buildings & improvements thereon Two front houses 35 ft in breadth in front // Drapers Court Yards backside & workhouses // Dame Street southside	120
337	70	225578		CAVANAGH-CRAMPTON	A Piece or parcell of ground And ye Buildings & improvements thereon Two front houses 35 ft in breadth in front // Drapers Court Yards backside & workhouses // Dame Street southside	120
363	272	244385		CRAMPTON-CROKER KING	A Piece or parcell of ground And ye Buildings & improvements thereon Two front houses 35 ft in breadth in front // Drapers Court Yards backside & workhouses // Dame Street southside	120
336	370	22??60		BRIAN-BUTLER	Part of a house (ye sign of the Globe)	120
334	557	224325		BINNS-WELDON	A House or tenement (backside & backhouse) Dame Street Southside	121
349	132	233254		McENTEGART-KENT	A House or tenement (backside & backhouse) Dame Street Southside	121
				Several transactions	A corner piece of ground 19 ft in front whereon John BOWIN formerly built two brick houses	121
336	554	226350		RIVET-BINNS	A dwelling House with backside	121
340	6	226655		Trustees of ye hospital founded by George SIMPSON Esq to KING	[/??] 19 ft … Improvements	121
337	208	226656		GREENE & wife-BRADLEY	[/??] 19 ft … Improvements
340	188	227933		HAGERTY & wife- GORE SANKEY (there are 2 more)	A piece of ground 56’ front & all houses & buildings thereon // Dame Street Dames Court
342	132	228861		DAVIS-FOX	Dwelling House #15	122
347	210	231761		WATCON-LATOUCHE	A front dwelling house yard backhouse outhouses & garden Dame Street southside	123
364	337	245542		LATOUCHE-WATSON	A front dwelling house yard backhouse outhouses & garden Dame Street southside	123
340	566	231923		CRAIG-MALCOLMSON	A dwelling house &c Dame Street south side	123
249	366	234674		MALCOLMSON-CRAIG	A dwelling house &c Dame Street south side	123
348	143	232624		WILLIAMS-SHANNON	House & Offices #5 Dame Street South side	123
345	177	232694	1782 Jul 17	Sherriffs C.C. Dublin – JACKSON Image 97 BTW James CAMPBELL and David DICK Esq. High Sherriffs of the County & City of Dublin of 1 pt & William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of the other pt. Reciting Court of Kings Bench issued a Writ of [?] [?] at the suit of Groves AICKIN against Robert THORNTON of City of Dublin Distiller 10 May 1782 for £213.13.2 … interest of Robert THORNTON in House Tenement and Premises in Dame Street and that several persons having bid on Court for same and William JACKSON having bid sum of £195 and no other person having bid as much … lands made over to William JACKSON… WITNESS: Samuel AIKIN City of Dublin Gent & John BELL of City of Dublin Gent. William JACKSON [SEAL]	Houses & premises in which Robert THORNTON lived. Dame Street	123
343	207	232948		STEVENS REILY to WILLIAMSON	House or tenement 17’ in [?] in front	123
345	250	233078		FAULKNER-WILLIAMSON	House or tenement 17’ in [?] in front	123
350	17	232968		MOORE & wife to HEALY	A House with shed or Kitchen house. Dame Street South side	123
350	339	136533		HEALY to MOORE	A House with shed or Kitchen house. Dame Street South side	123
387	386	262190	1788 Apr 19	Napper TANDY to GRUMLEY Image 538 BTW James Napper TANDY of City of Dublin Executor of will of William HUMPHRY of City of Dublin deceased of 1 pt & Edward GRUMLEY of City of Dublin Gent son & heir of Benjamin GRUMLEY late of City of Dublin deceased. Benjamin GRUMLEY was eldest son and heir of Patrick GRUMLEY of the other pt. Recites lease BTW Sir Maurice EUSTACE formerly of Harristown Co. Kildare deceased who had demised to Patrick GRUMLEY formerly of City of Dublin Clothier deceased plott of ground 19’ in front 7 70’ rere on Dame Street adjoining on the east land demised to John MARR on the south to Dame Street [hence on the north side] …	A piece or parcel of ground 19’ front A piece or plot of ground 19’ front With all improvements thereon	123
344	515	233100		COPE & others - REILY	Dame Street south side	124
347	499	234531		KELLS-GORDON	A House Dame Street south side	124
348	526	23534		POOLE-FARRELL [dozens of others to Commissioners for making wide & convenient Streets]	Ground & houses Dame Street south side	125
349	368	234677	1783 Jan 8	HUTCHISON-PLUMMER Image 520 BTW Robert HUTCHINSON of City of Dublin Gent & Richard Gilbert PLUMMER of Clontarfe Co. Dublin Bricklayer of the other pt. Recites indenture 8 Nov 1770 said Robert Gilbert PLUMMER mortgaged several tenements in Clontarfe and certain premises being part of the Robinhood concerns in Dame Street City of Dublin demised by William COLLIS of City of Dublin Bookseller           … WITNESS: Archibald SLOAN of City of Dublin Printer and Elizabeth JACKSON of City of Dublin. Memorial witnessed by Archibald SLOAN & Elizabeth JACKSON. NOTE: The “Robin Hood” was a pub on Dame Street.	Part of Robinhood concerns. Dame Street	125
				Dozens of names and deeds listed on this page	Lots 8:4 Dame Street South side	125
350	300	236203		HOLMES-DUNN	A House	126
371	528	250898		DUNN-HOLMES	A House	126
				POTTS-DAY	Lottery Office No 74, Dame Street	126
352	105	236830		WHITE-SPOTSWOOD	Lottery Office No 86, Dame Street	126
352	127	236956		WALKER-MILLS	Thomas WALKERs Lottery Office No 79, Dame Street	126
					A shop & parlor at No 66 the House &c Dame Street	126
353	572	240955		RUSSELL-BUTLER	A house yard cellars Vaults & out offices	128
363	51	245727		RUSSELL-BUTLER	A house yard cellars Vaults & out offices	128
349	622	241638		MIDDLETON-SMITH	Two houses wherein John GOWERS & William OSBREY lived	128
364	77	243167	1783 Dec 11	COPE-HUTCHINSON Image 47 BTW William COPE of City of Dublin Merchant of 1 pt & Michael HUTCHINSON of City of Dublin Gunmaker of the other pt. All that dwelling house lately built & erected by William COPE on South side of Dame Street next adjoining the corner House leading into Pallace Street City of Dublin  containing in breadth front to Dame Street 20’ in breadth in rere 20’ and in depth front to rere 58’ 9” and bounded on the east by a new dwelling house then in possession of James JESSON on the south by the said Wall of the new house to Thomas DUIGAN in Palace Street on the west by the corner House of Dame Street leading in to Palace Street & on the north by Dame Street … yearly rent £100 …	A new dwelling house 20’ in bth in front	129
360	341	243378		DONOVAN-THOMPSON	A dwelling house & yard 21’	129
366	132	244187	1783 Dec 19	JESSON-TODDERICK Image 74 BTW James JESSON of City of Dublin Merchant of 1 pt & Thomas TODDERICK of City of Dublin Builder of the other part Reciting 19 Dec 1783 Thomas TODDRICK demised to James JESSON all that new dwelling house Messuage or Tenement on South side of Dame Street described and therein known as No. 6 containing in front and rere 21’ and in depth 75’ bounded on west by a new house belonging to Robert MARCHBANK on the east by a new house belonging to Benjamin SMITH Esq. on the south by a passage or stable lane 12’ wide and on north to Dame Street. Lease for 999 years at yearly rent of £100 to TODDERICK. Memorial WITNESS: John Talbot ASHENHURST Notary & Rachel JESSON wife of James JESSON both of City of Dublin	A new dwelling house or tenements lot No 6 21’ in bth in front. Dame Street South side	129
419	70	273143	1790 Jan 29	JOHNSTON-JOHNSTON Image 42 BTW John JOHNSTON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Edmund [or Edward] JOHNSTON of Rockbrook Co. Dublin of the other pt. IN consideration of £500 granted annuity arising out of dwelling house Messuage or tenement No 12 on South side of Dame Street City of Dublin then in possession of James [JESSON?]  21’ on Dame Street in rere 21’ and in depth 75’ bounded by lott of Mr. Robert MARCHBANK on the east by a lot of ground in possession of Mr. Robert WALSH both lotts belonging to Mr. William SMITH on the south by Dame Lane and on north by Dame Street	A new dwelling house or tenements lot No 6 21’ in bth in front. Dame Street South side	129
419	340	273144		SMYTHE-JOHNSTON SEE: 273143 Not in Bk 419. Maybe 417	A new dwelling house or tenements lot No 6 21’ in bth in front. Dame Street South side	129
436	426	282750		FAY-DOWLING	A new dwelling house 20’10’ Dame Street south side	132
?	?	253077		KING & ors-POAKS & ors	A lot or piece of ground near or adjoining the back part of a House once called the Dutchess’s Head Tavern	132
382	8	252491	1786 Jul 20	CRAMER-PEPPARD & WARREN Image 11 BTW Coghill CRAMER the elder of Clontarfe City of Dublin Esq. & Anne Peppard CRAMER otherwise WARREN his wife and Coghill CRAMER the younger eldest son & heir of Coghill CRAMER the elder & Anne his wife of 1^st pt. … other names and lands in Carlow, Limerick & Meath & Kilkenny … Newtown Co. Louth … Brewster LOUGHLIN … house occupied by James POTTS Bookseller formerly in tenure of Thomas EWING Bookseller in Dame Street City of Dublin released to Maurice Peppard WARREN and James BARLOW …	Two Houses in the tenure of James POTTS & Thomas EWING Dame Street NOTE: I need to revisit this for other reasons.	132
384	168	254452		BOND-O’BRIEN	House No 19 Dame Street south side	133
378	490	254003		BURTON-BOND	House No 19 with anew dwelling house Dame Street south side	133
377	467	254004	1786 Nov 28	BOND-WALSH Image 560 Indenture:  William BOND of City of Dublin Coachmaker for sum of £2,050 paid to him by Thomas WALSH and Nicholas WALSH of City of Dublin Mercers … No. 49 on south side of Dame Street City of Dublin … bounded on North by Dame Street & on south by a New Lane made from Great George’s Street on west by plott of ground in possession of Mr. Benjamin SMITH on the east by plott of ground in possession of Mr. PETER MATHEWS together with a brick building facing said street … for lives of [royalty] yearly rent of £100 WITNESS: Francis MINCHIN Woolen Dealer & Peter ROBINSON Not Pub both of City of Dublin	House No 19 with anew dwelling house Dame Street south side	133
385	460	255782		MCGUIRE-ORMSBY	A dwelling house yard back sides coach house & stable. Dawson Street south side	133
382	386	257133	1787 Jun 9	O’NEIL& ors  - COPE Image 201 Rev. Charles O’NEILL of Druncondra Lane in suburbs of City of Dublin Clerke & William RATHNONE City of Dublin Wax Chandler executors in will of Lucy FITZPATRICK otherwise ALLISON late of Druncondra Co. Dublin widow of 1 pt & Arthur COPE of City of Dublin Esq. Brother [aka brother-in-law] heir at law and administrator of Rev, Anthony COPE formerly Dean of Armagh deceased of the other pt. … ground opposite parish Church of St, Andrews Dublin … several holdings of Thomas DAVIS the executors of Mrs. HYDE and of Murtagh LACY lying at or in Pye Corner near before mentioned premises. Several holdings on College Green ors Hoggan Green of George LOUGHLIN Lieut. John BERKELEY and Thomas MANNING … several holdings in Dame Street and Georges Lane … 25 stalls or Shambles for Butchers belonging to said Anthony COPE in Market of Dublin called the Castle Market to hold to Lucy ALLISON … for one peppercorn . Recites that Lucy FITZPATRICK afterwards in 1760 intermarried with John FITZPATRICK Gent who departed this life 17 Sep 1765 but appointed wife Lucy as executor .. Lucy FITZPATRICK now deceased appointed Rev. Charles O’NEILL & William RATHBONE executors … Anthony COPE now dead so to Arthur COPE … WITNESS: James TWIGG Esq & John NUGENT attorney both of City of Dublin.	Several holdings Dame Street	134
				[several lots on south side with numbers 22, 23. 27. 28]	Dame Street	134
396	463	26220		PEMBERTON & ors – TANDY [other leases also listed] NOTE: Probably tied to executor of GRUMLEY.	A plott of ground (No 16) 20’ front. Dame Street south side	136
102	277	264841		HARTLEY & ors - DONOVAN	Lott of piece of ground 21’ Dame Street south side	136
406	51	265768		REILLY-CARROLL	Dame Street  w.s.	136
401	101	267728		SMITH-NESBITT	Plotts of ground No 20, 21, 24, 25 new brick building houses etc thereon Dame Street s.s.	137
404	214	267737		Street Commissioners to PUTLAND	Seven lotts of ground No 3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9 Dame Lane side street	137
441	432	284828	1791 Sep 19	WALKER-WHITE Image 520 Thomas WALKER of City of Dublin Esq plot of ground on south side of Dame Street City of Dublin designated by No. 5, 21’ in front and rere & 75’ in depth to Dame Lane with the new dwelling warehouse behind the same built by Robert MARCHBANK of Dublin Bookseller bounded on east to holding then in tenancy of James JESSON under John JOHNSTON Iron Monger on the west by holding then in tenancy of Mr. Richard BOURKE under said John JOHNSTON on the south by Dame Lane and on the north by Dame Street. TO let said premises to Luke WHITE during lives [of royalty]… payment of a peppercorn. WITNESS: Robert MARCHBANK of City of Dublin printer & bookseller & James FINDLEY & Samuel BRUCE notary both of City of Dublin	A plot or parcel of ground (No 5) 21’ front dwelling house thereon Dame Street south side	137
409	276	260380		Street Commissioners- BOOTH Image 450 BTW Frederick FRENCH John SWAN & William COLVILLE three of the Commissioners [re: widening of streets] demised to Randall BOOTH of City of Dublin Plate worker	A Plot or parcel of ground (No 9) 22:6 front Dame Street so side	137
412	492	271092		Street Commissioners-FOOTT	A Plot or parcel of ground (No 9) 22:6 front Dame Street so side	137
404	515	269905		Street Commissioners-COPE	A lott or parcel of ground (No 3) 20’ Dame Street so side	138
413	19	270386	1789 Jul 24	Street Commissioners to HYNES Image 18 BTW Commissioners Frances HARTLEY William COLVILL Andrew CALDWELL of City of Dublin Esq. Sir Thomas BLACKHALL knight & James HAMILTON of said City Aldermen & Patrick HYNES of City of Dublin Taylor .. land on west side of Dame Court. …	A plot or parcel of ground (No 7) 18’ Dame Court w side street	138
418	100	?		Street Commissioners-JAFFREY	A piece or parcel of ground (No 8) 22.6 in front	138
418 410	101	272619		Street Commissioners-SMYTH Not in Bk 415 or 418 not 410 not 417 Looking under street Commissioners1790  Image 388 Image 373 ends 1788 Image 372 1788; Image 366; Image 372; Image 381; (here there is also 418-102-272620 – but it is not there either) Image 387; Image 394	Three Lotts of ground No 5,6, & 7 Dame Street So side	138
415	81	272903	1789 Oct 2	Street Commissioners-SMYTH Image 47 Btw Commissioners & Nathaniel Nesbitt SMITH of City of Dublin Esq eldest son & heir at law of Benjamin SMITH late of said City Esq. in consideration of £219.7.6 paid by Benjamin SMITH that plott of ground … in breadth in front to Dame Street 22’ 6” and in breadth in rere 22’ 6” and in depth from front to rere 75’ bounded as therein mentioned [note – not mentioned in memorial] to hold to Nathaniel Nesbitt SMITH for [lives of royalty]	Three Lotts of ground No 5,6, & 7 Dame Street So side	138
413	304	271469	1789 Nov 7	SMYTHE-WALSH Image 168 Nathaniel Nesbitt SMITH of City of Dublin Esq eldest son & heir at law of Benjamin SMITH late of said City Esq. deceased of 1 pt & Robert WALSH of Dame Street in said City Linen Draper of the other pt. … SMYTH granted 1 year lease on south side of Dame Street containing front to Dame Street 22’ 6” & in depth front to rere in the east 27’ 9” and on west 78’ and bounded on the North by Dame Street on the south by a new lane made by South Great Georges Street therefore called Gorges Lane to Trinity Street therefore called Trinity Lane on the west by a lot of ground set to Thomas TODDERICK and on the East by another lot of ground set by said Commissioners to the said Thomas TODDERICK described in a map annexed to the Title Lease of said Benjamin SMITH together with a new backhouse built for said Benjamin SMITH fronting the said street & all improvements …	A piece or parcel of ground 22.6 ft & new brick dwelling house thereon S=Dame Street so side	138
424	194	276959		Charles TENANTs Will	Houses and tenements in Dirty Lane & Dame Street.	139
434	326	281122	1791 Apr 4	Nesbitt SMITH-MORGAN & ors Image 181 BTW Nathaniel Nesbit SMITH of City of Dublin Esq. eldest son & heir at law of Benjamin SMITH late of City of Dublin Merchant deceased of 1 pt. Jane MORGAN & Mary FLANAGAN both of City of Dublin Widows executors of the will of Peter LALEMON [?] late of City of Dublin deceased of the other … reciting 1^st & 2^nd Oct 1789 commissioners empowered for making wide an convenient street and passages in City of Dublin for considerations mentioned demised to Nathaniel Nesbit SMITH plot of land No. 7 containing in breadth to Dame Street 22 feet 6 inches & in depth from front to rere 75 feet bounded on the east by a plot of ground set by the commissioners to Thomas COOLEY deceased on the west to a lot of ground set to Thomas TODDERICK deceased on the south by Dame Lane & on the north by Dame Street … improvement erected & made thereon to hold to SMITH & heirs for lives of [royal family] … granted to Jane MORGAN & Mary FLANAGAN land on south side of Dame Street with the new brick dwelling house for sum of £300 … WITNESS: Martin Kenny City of Dublin Gent & Hugh CUMING of said City Publican NOTE: This is not the same as Robert HYDE’s lot – so the reference to No. 7 is confusing.	A plott of ground (No. 7) brick dwelling house thereon
439	36	284205	1791 Aug 11	COPE-HYDE Image 328 A Memorial of a deed 11 Aug 1791 btw William COPE of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Robert HYDE of said City Gent of the other pt. COPE granted dwelling house & Messuage & tenement in Dame Street at corner of Pallace Street containing in front to Dame Street 25’ and in the rere 16’ and in depth from front to rere 54’ bounded on the West to Palace Street on the east by Mr. HUTCHINSONs holding on the south to Thomas DUIGNAMs holding on the North to Dame Street to hold for lives of Robert HYDE his son George Robert Loftus HYDE and [lives of royalty] for term of 100 years to Robert HYDE & his heirs. WITNESS: Henry BIRKETT & Thomas SWEENY both of City of Dublin Gent. NOTE: If this was the William COPE who was a silk merchant, then see National Library holdings on William COPE. Samuel Burdy in The History of Ireland makes reference to Thomas REYNOLDS changing his mind about support for United Irishmen after a conversation with William COPE, and thereafter revealed information to the authorities.	A dwelling house corner Palace Street in Dame Street. Dame Street	141
460	329	294429	1792 Nov 16	HYDE-FORBES and others Image 174 BTW Robert HYDE of Dame Street in City of Dublin Grocer of the 1 pt & James FORBES & Robert ROBERTS of said City of Dublin Merchants of the other pt. Reciting that said Robert HYDE for consideration mentioned demised to James FORBES and Robert ROBERTS in their actual possession by virtue of sale herein recited the Dwelling House Messuage or Tenement in Dame Street the corner of Palace Street containing in front 20’ and in the rere 16’ and in depth from front to rere 54’ bounded on the west by Palace Street on the East by Mr. HUTCHINSONs holding on the South by Thomas DUIGNAMs holding and on the North to Dame Street together with the household furnature therein and as mentioned particularly in a Schedule on the back of said deed of which this is a Memorial and also all that Dwelling House Coach House Stable Green House Garden and all other the buildings and appurtenances belonging situate on the North side of Paradise Row in the Suburbs of the City of Dublin in as ample a manner as said George MEE formerly enjoyed as said Robert HYDE then enjoyed. To hold said premises unto said James FORBES and Robert ROBERTS for lives and years … WITNESS: Charles FAWSSET and Jason WEST Gents both of City of Dublin NOTE: https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/homes-and-property/living-by-the-castle-on-palace-street-dublin-2-1.291022 Allied Irish Bank formerly Munster & Leinster Bank http://archiseek.com/2010/1877-allied-irish-bank-dame-street-dublin/ NOTE: Griffiths – corner of Dame Lane and Palace Street was owned by Capt JACKSON	A dwelling house corner Palace Street in Dame Street. Dame Street	141
449	158	287717		COPE-VANSITART	Ground and Houses Dame Street	142
457	93	291983		COPE-VANSITART	Ground and Houses Dame Street	142
461	369	295150		WILLIAMS-PAINE	A dwelling house Coach house Stable & hayloft. Dame Street	145

GRIFFITHS: JACKSON holdings  in St. Andrews Parish

#7-8 Capt JACKSON Dame Lane House office yard value 16.0.0

#7-8 Capt JACKSON Dame Lane Store Stables & Yard (Castle Wall) 27.0.0

#87-88-89 Capt JACKSON Georges Street Great House and small yard 58.0.0 & 58.0.0 & 65.0.0

9a Fownes Street James JACKSON Part of Bakery 5.0.0

35 Temple Bar James JACKSON House and small yard 12.0.0

Names Index 1786-1793 C Image 295 looking for COPE-HYDE

439-36-284205 Image 443

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