1800 May 5 DEED: 523-426-346117 Robert WELSH – John OLIVER Meml of an article of agreement Bearing Date the 5th day of May 1800 & made between Robt WELSH[1] of Tullymore[2] Parish & Co of Armagh Miller of the one part and John OLIVER[3] of Sd Townland Parish & Co. Farmer of the other part. Whereby the Sd Robt WELSH for the Considn in the Sd article Named did Demise Grant & to / / / let unto the John OLIVER all that Mill & farm in Tullymore ...rent of [ponds]36 15 shillings sterling... witness by Tobias MAGUIRE[4] of Drumc??ow[5] , parish of Clonfealle, Co of Armagh. John OLIVER[6] of Tullysarren[7], Parish & Co of Armagh & witnessed by Tobias MAGUIRE of & the Revd James WHITESIDE[8] of Drumflugh, Parish of Clonfeagle, Co. of Tyrone....
[1] Robt WELSH of Tullymore Parish & Co of Armagh Miller
[2] Tullymore, Parish of Armagh, Co. Armagh was also a long time
residence of various OLIVERs. SEE: Map.
[3] John OLIVER of Tullymore, Parish of Armagh, Co. Armagh, Farmer. I am guessing that this is the son of John OLIVER who died in 1772 probably at Tullymore and is also the husband of Catherine WHITESIDE. It is likely that he died in 1806. SOURCE: 1806, Feb 9, a John OLIVER of Tullymore Sturgeon was interred at St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Church of Ireland).
[4] Tobias MAGUIRE
[5] Drumc??ow , parish of Clonfealle, Co of Armagh is likely Drumcullen, Parish of Clonfeacle, Co. Armagh.
[6] John OLIVER of Tullysarren, Parish & Co of Armagh. I am guessing that this is the son of John OLIVER who died in 1772 probably at Tullymore and is also the husband of Catherine WHITESIDE. It is likely that he died in 1806. SOURCE: 1806, Feb 9, a John OLIVER of Tullymore Sturgeon was interred at St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Church of Ireland).
[7] Tullysarren is a townland in the Parish of Eglish, bordered on the west by Mullanture.
[8] Revd James WHITESIDE of Drumflugh, Parish of Clonfeagle, Co. of Tyrone. I am guessing that he is the father of Catherine WHITESIDE who married John OLIVER of Tullymore some time before 1803.