Basil, Peter & Arthur were brothers who were granted lands in Ireland after 1641, and their cousin
Lt. Col. William PUREFOY (1584-1659) was also
granted lands. He died sans issue and his lands went to William PUREFOY (1622-1699), a brother of Basil,
Peter & Arthur.
Sharon Oddie Brown. April 20, 2021 Update January 2, 2023 Photos from David Moloney added. Update October 25, 2023. Thanks to email from John Falvy - added dates for children of Brinsley PUREFOY (see bottom of 2nd tree). SOURCE: papers submitted to the War Office after his death. |
NOTE: My main sources are noted
in tables at the bottom of this page. There are three family trees included here, but not all are not fully footnoted. I need
to set this work aside for a bit while I attend to other research quests. Some formatting improvements are also needed, but that too will have to wait.
These photos of Greenfields House & Aughacrew Graveyard are thanks to David H. Molony of Tipperary. Email: December 31, 2022. Moloney also noted that "The house was a three storey building but after a fire in the 1920's was rebuilt as a single storey." The grave is that of Edward Bagwell PUREFOY, d. 1883 age 64. I do not yet have him located in any of the three trees beneath. He was born Edward BAGWELL, but succeeded to the estate of Col. PUREFOY (1819-1846). SOURCE: thepeerage.com. He was a Lieut. Col of the Tipperary Militia and resided at Greenfields.I suspect he was somehow related to Lt. Col. Thomas PUREFOY b. Bef 1765, d. After 1798, of Greenfields, Co. Tipperary
My main PUREFOY tree (two other trees – likely connected
- follow this one).
1-Michael PUREFOY b. 14 Mar
1497, d. 21 Jul 1570, of Caldecote, Co.
Warwickshire
+ Joyce HARDWICK d. of Linley
Co. Leicestershire, par. John HARDWICK
|--2-George PUREFOY b. of
Caldecote, Co. Warwickshire, d. 1615, of Wolvershill, Warwickshire
| + Jane ZOUCH b. of Weston,
par. Sir John ZOUCH and Unknown
| |--3-Gamaliel PUREFOY b.
1579, d. Abt 1661, of Wolvershall aka Wolvers Hill, Warwickshire
| + Anne ASTON b. of
Cheshire, m. Bef 1622
| |--4-George PUREFOY b. Abt
1618, of Wolvershall, Warwickshire, d. After 1682
| | + Dorothy MURCOT b. of
White Abbey, d. Bef 1668
| | + Anne SAVAGE m. Bef
1668, par. Walter SAVAGE and Unknown
| | |--5-Anne PUREFOY b.
1664
| | |--5-Mary PUREFOY b.
1665
| | |--5-Elizabeth PUREFOY
b. 1667
| | |--5-William PUREFOY b.
1668, d. After 1682
| | |--5-Thomas PUREFOY b.
After 1668, d. Bef 1682
| | |--5-George PUREFOY b.
Abt 1670
| |--4-Michael PUREFOY d.
After 1682, of Ludlow, Salop
| | + SMITH d. of Micham,
Co. Surrey
| |--4-Basil PUREFOY d. 1699, Purefoy Place,
Kings Co. & of Dublin
| | + Eleanor HART
| | |--5-Mary PUREFOY b.
Bef 1699
| | |--5-possibly James PUREFOY
| |--4-Col Peter PUREFOY M. P. Philipstown d.
After 1682, of Ballykin (possibly Ballyking, Queens Co.) and Purefoy Place
| | + COOPER d. of
Nelston, Co. Hunstantonshire
| | |--5-Dorothy PUREFOY
| | | + Elnathon LUMM M.
P. Carlingford m. 28 Sep 1680, d. 1708
| | | |--6-Dorothy LUMM d.
1716
| | | |--6-Thomas LUMM b.
Between 1680 and 1700
| | | | + Sarah HEATON
m. 18 May 1726
| | | |--6-Purefoy LUMM b.
Between 1680 and 1700
| | | |--6-Hannah LUMM b.
btw 1680-1696
| | | + Roger DEYES m.
Bef 1714
| | |--5-Anne PUREFOY
| |--4-Anne PUREFOY
| | + John WYTHE d. of London
| | + Rev. Richard PRETTY
Prebendary of Lichfield d. of Hampton in Arden
| |--4-Jane PUREFOY
| | + Robert SHALCROSS d.
of Rudfen in Killingworth aka Redfern Manor in Kenilworth, Co. Warwickshire
| |--4-Elizabeth PUREFOY
| | + Edward SANDERS d. of
Mouseley. Co. Leicestershire
| |--4-Sarah PUREFOY
| | + Charles CHETWYND d.
1719, of Salters Hall, Newport, Staffordshire,
| |--4-Alice PUREFOY d.
1723, of Grange, Queens Co.
| | + Capt. Thomas CURD d.
of Ireland
| | + Major John SHORT
| |--4-Judith PUREFOY
| | + Nathaniel COOLEY d.
of London
| |--4-William PUREFOY b. 1622, probably
Wolvers Hill, Warwickshire, England, d. 1699, Purefoy Place, Kings Co. NOTE: He was the
cousin who inherited from William PUREFOY (1584-1659)
| | + Flora HENSHAW , par.
HENSHAW and Unknown
| | |--5-Henshaw PUREFOY
| | |--5-William PUREFOY
| | |--5-Diana PUREFOY
| | | + William POE b.
Abt 1651, d. of Knock, Co. Tipperary, par.
| | | Emmanuel POE and
Unknown
| | | |--6-Purefoy POE b.
Abt 1701, of Knock, Tipperary, d. After 1723
| | | | + Susan POE m.
Abt 1729, par. James POE J. P. and Mary COOKE
| | | |--6-Parsons POE
| | | |--6-Thomas POE b.
Abt 1702, Knock, Tipperary, d. After 1723
| | |--5-PUREFOY
| | |--5-PUREFOY
| | |--5-Basil PUREFOY
| | |--5-Gameliel PUREFOY Esq. b. 1659, Rosrow aka Rosroe,
Parish Kilmurry, Barony Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare, d. 1707, Purefoy Place,
| | | Kings Co.
| | + Elizabeth ABELL
b. Abt 1650, m. Abt 1683, d. Oct 1712, of Purefoy Place, Kings Co. and
Skinners Row, Dublin, Bur. 4 Oct
| | 1712, par. Richard
ABELL and Unknown
| | |--6-Maj. William PUREFOY
Esq b. btw 1683-1684, d. 1737, of Dublin and of Purefoy Place, Parish
Rathangen, Kings Co. and Dublin
| | | + Martha DELAWN
m. 13 Dec 1698, St. Bridgets, Dublin, d. After 1730 [or even as late as 1752], par. Gideon DELAWN aka
DELAUN and Unknown
| | |--6-Elizabeth
PUREFOY b. Abt 1685, Co. Kildare
| | | + Richard HOARE
b. 1679, Dublin, Ireland, m. 17 Jan 1712, d. 23 Jan 1725, par. Edward HOARE
and Sarah BURNELL
| | | |--7-Edward HOARE
b. 19 Jun 1723, Dublin, Ireland, d. 9 Oct 1788, London, England, Bur. 29 Oct
1788, Bath, Somerset, England
| | |--6-Anne PUREFOY b.
est aft 1685, d. 18 Nov 1718
| | + Thomas TWIGG
Esq m. Abt 1707, d. 16 May 1728, Bur. St. Kevins Graveyard, Camden Row,
Dublin, par. Thomas TWIGG Esq and Alice NEVILLE
| | |--7-Thomas TWIGG
| | |--7-Purefoy
TWIGG
| | |--7-Elizabeth
TWIGG
| |--4-Arthur PUREFOY Esq. b. Abt 1626, c. 30
Jan 1626, Warwickshire, d. btw 1673-1674, of Skreen,
Parish Skreen, Barony Skreen, Co Meath.
| |--5-James PUREFOY Esq. b. Bef 1657, of Eyre Court,
Co. Galway, d. Abt 1724, Of Gortnakelly, Co. Galway & Purefoy Place,
County Offaly, Ireland NOTE: described as “natural son” of Arthur PUREFOY.
| + Mary d. After
1714, of Woodfield, Co. Galway
| |--6-Maj William
PUREFOY b. Bef 1700, of Gortnakelly & Eyres Court & of Dawson St.
| |--6-Lucy PUREFOY b.
Est Bef 1700, of Eyres Court, Co. Galway
| | + Rev. Daniel
ROBERTSON m. Abt 1733
| |--6-Mary PUREFOY b.
Bef 1705
| | + John TAYLOR b.
Est Bef 1705, m. 1721, par. Edward TAYLOR and Unknown
| | |--7-Purefoy
TAYLOR b. After 1721, d. After 1740, of Nahannagh,
| | | Parish
Clonsast, Barony Coolestown, Kings Co.
| | + Anna RORKE
| |--6-Margaret
PUREFOY
|--2-John PUREFOY
| + Isabel BRADSHAW , par.
Robert BRADSHAW and Unknown
|--2-Thomas PUREFOY
| + Elizabeth BRADSHAW , par.
Robert BRADSHAW and Unknown
|--2-Arthur PUREFOY Chancellor
of Worcestershire
|--2-Francis PUREFOY
| + LANGHAM
|--2-Katherine PUREFOY d. After
1601
| + Thomas WIGHTMAN b. of Burbach
|--2-Jane PUREFOY
| + Christopher WRIGHT b. of
Hoppesford
|--2-Marjorie PUREFOY
| + Ralph SALISBURY b. of
Ullesthorp
|--2-Dorothy PUREFOY
| + Michael BRADSHAW b. of
Moorbarne
| + NICHOLS b. of Devonshire
|--2-Frances PUREFOY
| + John SMALLEY Yeoman b. of
Thorpe Arnold, Leicester, d. of Carlton Curlieu
|--2-William PUREFOY b. 1527, d.
1 Sep 1615, of Caldecote, Co. Warwickshire,
| Bur. St Theobald & St.
Chad Churchyard
| + Katherine WIGSTON m. 1572,
Caldecote, Warwickshire, par. Sir William
| WIGSTON and Elizabeth
PEYTON
| |--3-Magdeleina PUREFOY
| |--3-Francis PUREFOY b. 1579,
d. 1617, of Caldecote, Co. Warwickshire
| | + Eleanor BASKERVILE b.
of Crudworth
| | |--4-Maria PUREFOY
| | |--4-Joyce PUREFOY
| | | + Thomas WOLLEY b.
1587, Of Newton, Thistles, Co.Warwickshire
| | |--4-Lt. Col. William PUREFOY b. 1584, of
Caldecote, Co. Warwickshire, d. 8 Sep 1659, Bur. St Theobald & St. Chad
Churchyard, Caldecote Church, Warwickshire
| | | + Joan PINKSTON m. 1
Jan 1609, d. Bef 1659, Bur. St Theobald & St. Chad Churchyard, Caldecote
Church, Warwickshire
| | |--4-Maria PUREFOY b.
1595, d. 1686
| | | + John FARMER b. Abt
1560, of Ratcliffe, Cuiley, d. Abt 1620
| | |--4-Nathaniel PUREFOY
| | |--4-Ralph PUREFOY
| | |--4-Francis PUREFOY
| | |--4-George PUREFOY
| | |--4-Elizabeth PUREFOY
| |--3-Edward PUREFOY
|--2-Humphrey PUREFOY b. Abt
1555, Barnwell, Co. Leicester, d. 1598, Of Barwell, County Leicester
+ Alice FAUNT b. Abt 1559,
Foston, Leicestershire, m. Abt 1580, Warwickshire
|
A 2nd tree that will likely click into the one above:
2021 William PUREFOY & Margaret NESBITT
1-William PUREFOY d. Bef 1760
+ Margaret NESBITT m. 22 Dec
1733, d. of Woodfield
|--2-Thomasin PUREFOY b. After 1733, d. 6th Augt. 1788,
of Dublin, Bur. Eyres
| Church, Eyrecourt, Co. Galway
|--2-James PUREFOY b. 1740, d. 1800, of Woodfield,
Co. Galway
+ Jane BURROWES m. Abt 1764,
d. 18 Mar 1823, of Woodfield, Co. Galway, Bur.
Eyres Church, Eyrecourt,
Co. Gallway
|--3-William Albert PUREFOY
|--3-Lt. Arnold Nesbitt
PUREFOY d. After 1823
|--3-Jane Margery PUREFOY d. After 1820
| + Capt. John EYRE b. Abt
1767, c. 2 Nov 1767, m. 12 Sep 1792, St.
| Michans Church, City of
Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland, d. After 1820,
| par. Richard EYRE and
Anchoretta EYRE
|--3-Rachel Amelia Margaret
PUREFOY
|--3-Thomasina PUREFOY
|--3-Mary Molly Anne PUREFOY
b. Bef 1770, of Parish Eyre Court, Diocese
| Clonfort, d. of
Greenmount, Dublin
| + Robert TURBITT m. 10
Sep 1790, d. Bef 1829, of Dublin
| + William NOBLE
|--3-James PUREFOY b. btw
1771-1800, d. After 1829, of Island of Jersey
|--3-Rev. Thomas PUREFOY b.
Bef 1777, Eyrecourt, Co. Galway, d. 27 Mar 1837,
| of Banaghor, Parish
Reynagh, Barony Garrycastle, Kings Co.
| + Alice HACKETT b. Abt
1782, of Eyre Court, Co. Galway, m. 1803, d. 8
| Jan 1828, Bur. Eyres
Church, Eyrecourt, Co. Gallway, par. Archdeacon
| HACKETT
| |--4-James Robert PUREFOY
b. 1804, d. 13 Feb 1871, of Banagher, Kings Co.
| |--4-Judge William
Alexander PUREFOY b. Abt Aug 1805, Eyre Court, Galway,
| | d. 30 May 1867,
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
| | + Mary RIDGEWAY m.
1836
| | + Elizabeth Judge
GLENN b. Abt 1831, m. 7 Oct 1865, St. Pauls
| | Cathedral, Melbourne,
Victoria, d. 15 Feb 1895, 14 Garville Rd.
| | Rathmines, Co. Dublin
| |--4-Dr. Thomas PUREFOY M.
D. b. 1807, of Cloughjordon, Co. Tipperary, d.
| | 23 Dec 1868, Dublin
| | + Sybilla HARRISSON m.
1835
| | |--5-Thomas Edwin
PUREFOY b. 1837, d. 1857
| | |--5-Sybilla Anne
PUREFOY b. Bef 1851
| | + John LYSTER J. P.
Esq. b. of Bunraven, Parsonstown Kings Co., m.
| | 19 Jul 1871, St.
Mary's Dublin
| | + Alla Maria DANCER b.
Abt 1816, Tipperary, Ireland, d. 1 May 1911,
| | Dublin, par. DANCER
and Unknown
| | |--5-Sgt. Maj, John
William PUREFOY M. D. b. 27 Dec 1843, d. 29 Nov
| | | 1887, of 64
Morehampton Rd. Dublin, Bur. Lucan, Dublin, Ireland
| | |--5-Dr. Richard Dancer
PUREFOY M. D. b. 4 Aug 1847, of Cloughjordon,
| | | Co. Tipperary, d.
27 Jun 1919, 62 Merrion Square, City of Dublin
| | |--5-Alla Maria PUREFOY
d. 26 Aug 1889, Late of Kingstown, Co. Dublin
| | |--5-Janet Angel
PUREFOY b. Abt 1849, Co. Tipperary
| | | + Joshua BRIDGE b.
of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary, m. 29 Oct 1878, St.
| | | Bartholomew, City
of Dublin, d. Bef 1901
| | |--5-Anna Catherine
PUREFOY b. 1853, d. After 1911
| | |--5-Louisa Eleanor
PUREFOY b. Abt 1855, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland,
| | | d. 19 Jul 1922,
Bur. Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin
| | | + Phillip George
SANDFORD b. 5 Jul 1855, m. 11 Nov 1879, St.
| | | Bartholomew, City
of Dublin, d. 2 Aug 1903, Bur. Mount Jerome
| | | Cemetery, Dublin
| | |--5-Rev. Amyrald
Dancer PUREFOY b. 1856, d. July 11th 1920, Bur. Mt.
| | | Jerome, City of
Dublin
| | + Jeanie Jane
WILLIAMSON b. Abt 1857, m. 19 Jun 1883, St.
| | Stephens, Dublin,
d. 22 Sep 1925, Bur. St. Jerome, Dublin
| |--4-Richard PUREFOY b.
1811, d. 27 Nov 1892, of 16 Leinster Place
| | + Mary GIBBONS b. of
75 Leinster Road, m. 19 Mar 1864, Rathmines
| | Chapel of Ease, St.
Peters, Dublin
| |--4-Brinsley PUREFOY d.
After 1863
| |--4-George Prendergast
PUREFOY b. 1818, d. After 1837, of Banagher,
| | Kings Co.
|--3-Brinsley PUREFOY b.
1777, Eyrecourt, Co. Galway, d. 1841, Tullamore,
| probably Kilbride Civil
Parish, Barony of Ballycowan,
+ Mariana Carlotta d. 21 Nov 1831 of
Lisbon
|--4-John PUREFOY b. 22 Jan 1815
|--4-Mariana PUREFOY b.
1812, d. 6 Sep 1897, of Banaghar, Kings Co.
|--4-Rachel PUREFOY b. 13 Mar 1818
|--4-George PUREFOY b. 21
Jan 1822, c. 12 Feb 1822, St. George, Dublin,
| Ireland
|--4-Sophia PUREFOY b. 16 Oct 1823
|--4-Peter PUREFOY b. 26 Sep 1825 d. 30 Jul 1836 Banagher, Kings Co., Ireland
|--4-Paul PUREFOY b. 11 Jan 1828
+ Catherine b. 1779, d. 9
Feb 1872, Tullamore, probably Kilbride Civil
Parish, Barony of
Ballycowan,
|
A 3rd tree that will likely click into the one at the top:
1-William PUREFOY Esq. d. After 1792, of Cork & Co.
Tipperary
+ Martha BOUSEFIELD d. Bef 1794
|--2-Dorothy PUREFOY b. 1750, d.
30 Mar 1816, Bur. Newberry, Drommahane, Cork,
| Ireland
| + Rev John LOMBARD b. 1758,
m. 1792, d. 3 Jan 1847, Bur. Newberry,
| Drommahane, Cork, Ireland
|--2-Elizabeth PUREFOY d. After
1797
| + Benjamin BARTER m. 1786
|--2-Martha PUREFOY b. Bef 1764,
d. After 1785
| + John Thomas ATKIN m. Abt
1785, par. Walter ATKIN and Barbara
|--2-Lt. Col. Thomas PUREFOY b.
Bef 1765, d. After 1798, of Greenfields, Co.
| Tipperary
+ Eliza Mary LEEKY m. 1798
|--3-William Licky PUREFOY [William Leeky PUREFOY?] b.
Bef 1805 |
SOME of my SOURCES:
Crossle Papers:
Thrifts: Genealogical
Derry Wills: 1701. PUREFOY, Francis
(Captain) Caldecote, Warwickshire now in Brigadier
Ingoldsby’s Regiment |
1710 May 7. Buried
Mary wife of Ald Thomas QUINN 68 years Skinner Row.
https://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=s2%2fire%2fnai%2f007634316%2f00478 |
1712 May 15
Married Alderman Thomas QUINN to Elizabeth PUREFOY, widow. Parish St.
Werburgh.
https://search.findmypast.com/record?id=S2%2FIRE%2FNAI%2F007634316%2F00478&parentid=IRE%2FNAI%2FGENABS%2F00096025%2F1 |
1712 Oct 4. Buried
Elizabeth wife Ald Thomas QUINN. 62 years Skinner Row. |
1726 Letitia GORE
wife of Sir Nathaniel GORE by Humphry BOOTHE Ball 17 Dec 1726 William
PUREFOY, Dame Frances GORE & Sir Nathaniel GORE. |
William PUREFOY of
Purefoy's Place Kings Co. Admin of William PUREFOY Esq. plaintiff's father
deceased states that William PUREFOY senior in consideration of a marriage between
Gameliel PUREFOY Esq. his eldest son & Elizabeth ABELL daughter of
Richard ABELL of White Chapel Co. Middlesex Esq. & in consideration of a
marriage portion of £2,000 to be paid by said Richard by indenture tripartite
d. 8 July 1683 made btw William PUREFOY, the elder & Gameliel PUREFOY son
& heir apparent of the said William of the 1st pt said Richard
ABELL of the Parish of St. Mary Matfield als White Chappel Esq. William ABELL
of the Inner Temple London Esq, son & heir apparent of said Richard &
William GALE of London Gent of 2nd pt said Elizabeth ABELL of 3rd pt [recital] Gameliel died possessed of a considerable estate by his will
appointed said Elizabeth his sole executrix after whose death said Elizabeth
had a jointure of £300 per annum. SOURCE: Thrift genealogical Abstracts: Exchequer
Bill 1708 June 5 William ABELL & Elizabeth PUREFOY als ABELL widow. |
Bethams Genealogical
PUREFOY William of Purefoy’s Place Pt of Rathangan Kings Co. Esquire and Martha DELAWNE of Parish St. Bridgets Dublin Spinster dated the 13 Dec 1698. NOTE: The marriage date is transcribed as 15 December 1697 in Ancestry Irish Records Extraction Base. I am sticking with Bethams Extracts, although the mistake could be with either of them. Thanks to Lesley Russell for bringing this to my attention.
FindMyPast |
Arthur PURFOY of Skreen in Co.
Meath dated 28 Nov 1673 proved 6 Feb 1673-4
James PUREFOY of Skreen
(commonly so called) a natural son
Mary SHULCROSS his sister’s
child
William 2nd son of
his brother William PUREFOY of Purefoy’s Place alias Clonbullock in Kings Co.
Esq.
Peter PUREOFY of Ballykin his
brother
Basil PUREFOY of Dublin also a
brother
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PUREFOY, William of Parish of
Donaghnoght, Co. Galway Esq. and NESBITT, Margaret of Parish Ballyburley
Kings Co, spinster date 22 Dec 1733.
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PUREFOY Bazell Captn in
Hamiltons Regiment Galway. William PUREFOY of Dublin Esq. the brother
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LUMM Elnatham Dublin Banker
dated Dec 29 1707 proved 2 Jun 1708. Eldest son Purefoy LUMM wife Dorothy –
Captain Peter PUREFOY father of same ____ daughter Dorothy LUMM daughter
Hanna LUMM Son Thomas
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Past |
PUREFOY, William of Cork Esq. dated
13 May 1794 proved 4 Dec 1797
Daughter Dorothea wife of [next
page] LOMBARD – son Thomas Late wife Martha – daughter Martha ATKIN Elizabeth
wife of Benjamin BARTER of Annagh Co. Cork Esq. and Dorcas PUREFOY – brother-in-law
Benjamin BOUSEFIELD Esq.
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LUMM Elnatha of City of Dublin
Merchant & PUREFOY, Dorothea Spinster dated 28 dec 1690
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EYRE, John of the City of Dublin
Esq. and Anne PUREFOY of the Parish of St. Michan Spinster 12 Sept 1792
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PUREFOY, John of Dublin Merchant
dated Sept 1701 proved 14 Nov 1701 Late wife Alice Present Wife Lydia.
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PUREFOY, John of Dublin dated 29
Sept 1700 proved 14 Nov 1701 1st wife Alice PUREFOY 2nd Wife Lydia PUREFOY Mentions several children
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John CHALLENER of Rathenree 25
Feb 1732-3 proved 20 Apr 1732
Son John
Daughter Mary wife of John
KELLET
grand daughter Jane KELLET
niece Elizabeth PUREFOY
niece Lettice PUREFOY
Son [Ruhan?]
son Lawrence CHALENER deceased =
children John & Mary
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TRAVERS Michael City of Dublin
Esq. & Margaret PUREFOY Parish St. Anne spinster May 26 1736
FindMyPast NOTE: Margaret may have been
a daughter of James PUREFOY (1627-1724). See also: ROD 89-150- 62579 and ROD: 123-425- 85221 |
DELAUNE Gideon of Dublin Gent to
Martha PUREFOY wife of William PUREFOY Dublin Esq. Dau & Henry & Male
the children minors Admon granted 9 Mar 1724
FindMyPast |
TURBETT, Robert of the City of
Dublin Esq. and PUREFOY Mary Ann Parish Eyre Court Diocese Clonfort spinster
10 Sept 1790
FindMyPast NOTE: They
are in the 2nd Family tree beneath. |
SMITH, Thomas of Drumcree Co.
Westmeath Esq. and Mary Anne PUREFOY of Parish Finglass spinster 29 Aug 1761
FindMyPast NOTE: I
cannot yet place her. Probably of Parish Finglas, Barony Castleknock, Co.
Dublin |
Thomasan PUREFOY [aka
Thomasin] of Dublin spinster dated 16 July 1787 proved 25 June 1790.
Brother James PUREFOY of Eyrecourt Esq Niece Mary Anne PUREFOY second
daughter of same. FindMyPast |
William PUREFOY of Dublin Esq.
mentions Anne LOYD als PUREFOY [NOTE: 9 Nov 1727 Marriage license btw Thomas LLOYD
Parish of St. Andrew Dublin merchant & Anne PUREFOY of Parish St. Annes,
Spinster]
and her son Charles
Mary TAYLOR als PUREFOY [NOTE: Mary TAYLOR was the
daughter of James PUREFOY (bef1657-1724). He was the natural [aka illegitimate]
son of Arthur PUREFOY]
Nephew Thomas POE [NOTE: Thomas & Purefoy
POE were both sons of Diana PUREFOY and William POE of Knock, Co. Tipperary]
Nephew Purefoy POE
Brother-in-law [Thomas?] [DELAUNE?]
Wife Martha
FindMyPast NOTE: If he was the William PUREFOY,
husband of Martha DELAUNE, he supposedly died dsp. (Burkes). Betham’s record is
undated, but in Sir Arthur Vigars’ Index of Wills, there is a will noted for
a William PUREFOY, Esq., Dublin 1737. To further muddy the waters, Diana POE
née PUREOY had a brother William PUREFOY about whom I know nothing. He and
Diana were both children of William PUREFOY (1622-1699) & Flora HENSHAW..
More work may be needed. See will notes in next entry. |
PUREFOY, William, Dublin Esq.
dated 7 June 1736 proved 1st Nov 1737
Nephews Thomas POE and Purefoy
POE – Brother-in-law Henry DELANNE [aka DELAUNE] Niece Miss Elizabeth TWIGG
Grandson William HARRISON, Wife Martha.
FindMyPast. NOTE: The
names in this note by Betham mirror the ones in his entry above. Assuming he was the William
PUREFOY, husband of Martha DELAUNE (and most clues line up with this), he supposedly
died dsp. (Burkes). This makes the mention of a grandson confusing. |
Basil PUREFOY of Dublin Gent dated
6 Aug 1698 proved 4 Nov 1699.
Wife Eleanor PURFOY als HART
Only daughter Mary
James his son not known if alive
or deceased.
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William PUREFOY of Purefoy’s
Place in Kings Co. dated 7 Jul 1693 proved 21 Feb 1699
Gameliel eldest son
brother [in-law] Thomas HENSHAW
of Kensington in Middlesex
Son William
Son / youngest Basil
Daughter Diana POE
Brother George
Father Gameliel
Brother Basill
Daughter Flora
Uncle of his children
[Nathaniel?] HENSHAW
James PUREFOY an executor.
FindMyPast |
Purefoy
of Gortnekelly, Eyrecourt. An excellent Blog by
Donal Burke. The first of the family to reside in East Galway was James
Purefoy, who was described as ‘of Gortnekilly, Co. Galway’, son of Arthur
Purefoy of Skreen, Co. Meath, M.P. for Kells from 1661-1666. (The heraldic
Visitation of Warwickshire of 1682, however, described Arthur, the sixth
son of Gamaliel Purefoy, as ‘Arthur Purefoy of Ireland’ who ‘married ye
daughter of a Bishop there but died without issue.’ The 1619 Visitation of
Leicestershire also gave Arthur as without posterity.) Arthur’s elder brother
William settled at Clonbulloge and
Purefoy’s Place, King’s County in the
seventeenth century and also served as M.P. for Ennis during the same period
as his brother’s parliamentary term. Three of Arthur’s brothers were
established in Ireland; William, Basil and Peter and were younger brothers of
George Purefoy of Wolvershall or Wolveshill, son of Gamaliel Purefoy, son of
George Purefoy of Wolvershall in Warwickshire, the fifth son of Michael
Purefoy of Caldecott |
Memorials
of deeds that mentioned PUREFOYs. There
is likely more to be learned from such memorials, and that may lead to
corrections to the family tree that I have created so far. |
Politics, Society and Civil War in Warwickshire 1620-1660. Anne Hughes.
· William PUREFOY was a
leading Parliamentarian in 1642. William PUREFOY of Caldecott appeared before
the Council February 6 & his cousin Gameliel PUREFOY of Bulkington in
February 15 appeared as signatories resisting paying for a loan. p. 96.
· William PUREFOY, his
cousin Gameliel PUREFOY and his stepson George ABBOTT originally from
Yorkshire, p. 175.
· Major Gameliel PUREFOY of
the Coventry Foot. p 187.
· Payments to Gameliel
PUREFOY in 1647-1647 p 188
· Col William PUREFOY p 226
· William PUREFOY M. P. for
Coventry in the Protectorate Parliament but he was not a doctrinaire
republican. He was Presbyterian and was active on committees planning
restrictive religious and moral reform – over alehouses, vagrancy and the
sabbath. In 1654, he was nearly 80 and in failing health. p299
· NOTE: The name of WILLOUGHBY on various pages is of interest
given land connections to them in Co. Tipperary & connections to JACKSONS.
Also page 240, mention of a Daniel JACKSON Coventry Sub Committee of
Accounts. June 1648 |
The
History of Parliament. Gameliel PUREFOY, cousin of Michael PUREFOY of
Caldecote, Warwickshire erected a monument to him. An ancestry tree has Sir
Michael PUREFOY (1496-1570) father of a Gameliel PUREFOY (1580-1661). I
suspect this Gameliel was an uncle of the Gameliel husband of Elizabeth ABEL. |
Portrait of Gameliel PUREFOY: https://www.civilwarpetitions.ac.uk/historical-people/gamaliel-purefoy-of-wolvershill-warwickshire/ |
Genealogical
memoirs of the extinct family of Chester of Chicheley Robert Edmond Chester - Waters. p 209 |
British Civil Wars: Biography of William PUREFOY (1680-1659). |
|
The name
PUREFOY is from the French par foi 'by (my) faith |
Clare
Library: Col William PUREFOY Roscroe, Co. Clare.
See also: Clare Library Survey
Distibution:
· Tenants of Rath in 1663, Wm. Purefoy,
Esq., and Jeremiah Reeves.
· Ballyroe and Castlecrine.— According to the Clare Inquisitions, David Ruddane was
the owner of Ballyroe in 1610. Dominick Fanning was Mayor of Limerick in
1646. Of the Colonel William Purefoy, to whom grants of lands in this and
other parishes were made, little is known. In 1659, he was Titulado of Rosroe
castle, and afterwards, in 1683, he had a suit with Lord Clare touching the
ownership of that place; but the confiscation of the Viscount’s estates put
an end to the matter. Note by the Hon. Robert O’Brien to Dineley’s Journal.
NOTE: This would be the cousin of William PUREFOY (1584-1659)
· Rossroe.— The MacNamaras were long
the owners of Rossroe, and Fineen, who died in 1621, was, at that epoch, the
proprietor. His son, Sheeda (Nydar), succeeded, and after paying off a
mortgage held on the estate by Nicholas Stritch of Limerick, he sold it to
Lord Clare. Under the Act of Settlement it was granted to that nobleman, and
he mortgaged it in succession to George Mathews of Thomastown, to Col. Robert
Maud of Dundrum, to John Clignett of the Oilmills Sixmilebridge, and of
Clonmacken, near Limerick, a fleming, and finally to Lady Shelbourne. In
1680, Dineley found the castle and lands in possession of Mr. John Fennell,
as tenant of Viscount Clare. See notes of Hon. Robert O’Brien in Dineley’s Journal.
In 1659, certain of the lands in this parish were occupied by the following
as “Titulados”:— Kilkishen, by Peter Purefoy, Esq.; Rosroe, by Wm. Purefoy, Esq.;
and Shandangan, by Pat Lysaght and Wm. Meagh.
In 1703, John Cusack, Esq., the purchaser of various lands from the
Chichester House Commissioners is described as of Kilkishen. He had two
daughters, from one of whom is descended the numerous and respectable family
of Studdert, by her marriage with the Rev. Mr. Studdert, Rector of Rathkeale,
county of Limerick.
NOTE: Rosroe,
Parish Kilmurry, Barony Bunratty Lower, Co. Clare |
James Frost → The
history and topography of the county of Clare, from the earliest times to the
beginning of the 18th century
Farrell’s town).
1 Thomas Fanning. Thomas Green ; (after- wards Henry Ivers, as assignee
of Green). was the owner of Ballyroe in 1610. Dominick Fanning was Mayor of
Limerick in 1646. Of the Colonel William Purefoy, to whom grants of lands
in this and other parishes were made, little is known. In 1659, he was
Titulado of Rosroe castle, and afterwards, in 1683, he had a suit with Lord
Clare touching the ownership of that place, but the confiscation of the
Viscount's estates put an end to the matter. In 1659, certain of
the lands in this parish were occupied by the following as " Titulados
" : — Kilkishen, by Peter Purefoy, Esq. ; Rosroe, by Wm.
Purefoy, Esq. ; and Shandangan, by Pat Lysaght and Wm. Meagh. |
The
Sutton-Dudleys of England and the Dudleys of Massachusetts in New England. George Adlard |
http://wondrheart.org/gendata/purifoy/dr01/dr01_001.html This site focuses on the American descendants of Humphry PUREFOY and seems to
be in error showing a Nicholas rather than a Michael as the husband of Joyce
HADWICK. |
Dictionary of Ulster Biography: Biography
of Richard Dancer PUREFOY (1847-1919) |
Alumni Dublinenses - 1924 Edition
PUREFOY, GAMELIEL,
Pen. (Mr Jones, Kilkenny), June 3, 1675 aged 16. son of William, Generosis;
b. Roscrow NOTE: Co. Clare aka Rossroe or Rosroe. |
Wellington
Red Jackets. Captain Brinsley Purefoy remained bound to the Peninsula
in every possible way. He returned to Lisbon to live with his Portuguese wife
Mariana Carlotta and raised six children with the surname Peurifoy, the
youngest of whom became a Portuguese naval captain; one daughter went to Australia
and another daughter went to live in Banagher in Ireland. Mariana died and
Brinsley remarried, this time to an Irish woman living in Lisbon, but
returned home late in life to Ireland and died at Tullymore in October 1841. |
William Purefoy, Purefoy’s Place
; m. 1698, Martha, dau. of Gideon Delaune, of Dublin ; d. s. p. 1737. [Second
s. of Col. William Purefoy, of Purefoy’s Place, who d. 1699.]
Journal
of Co. Kildare Archaeological Society. |
The Visitation
of the county of Warwick in the year 1619. Taken by William Camden, Clarenceaux king of arms. Camden,
William, 1551-1623; Fetherston,
John; College
of Arms (Great Britain) |
The visitation of
the county of Warwick, begun by Thomas May, Chester, and Gregory King, Rouge
dragon, in Hilary vacacon, 1682 |
Calendar
of State Papers: Domestic Series, of the Reign of Charles I, 1625
157. Commission from Colonel
William Purefoy, one of the commanders in cos. Stafford and Warwick, and the
cities and counties of Coventry and Lichfield, to Thomas Baldwyn, to be
cornet of a troop of horse in his own regiment, of which SergeantMajor Pont
is captain
Nov. 13. 171. Order in the
House of Commons, that the petition of Sergeant-Major
Purefoy and Captain Purefoy, (sons of Gamaliel
Purefoyof Coventry), prisoners in Lord Petre's house, be transmitted to the Lord General, to be tried by a
council of war. [Copy. Printed in Commons' Journals, Vol. III., p.
309.) Also, 171. I. Order by Lord General Essex to the
keeper of Lord Petre's house for the release of Sergeant-Major and Captain
Purefoy, on their giving sccurity to appear upon summons before a council of war. 15th November. [Copy.]
171. 11. Bond of Gamaliel Purefoy of Coventry
and John Withe of London in 2,0001., to Robert, Earl of Essex,
conditioned for 1643
1643 Col William Purefoy one of the commanders in Co. Stafford & Warwick. |
1642-46
1st CIVIL WAR
The
Midlands’ economy was ruined for the next decade.
2nd
Jun. Nineteen Propositions were presented to King Charles I when he was at
York.
They sought to control the State, the Church and the Royal Family. He
rejected
them outright.
22nd
Aug. King Charles I raised his standard at Nottingham, this opened the
military
phase of the Great Rebellion and the outbreak of the civil war. The
Queen
fled to the Netherlands to sell the crown jewels to raise money.
28th
Aug. The Cavaliers (Royalists) attacked Caldecote Hall, the seat of Colonel
Purefoy
(Parliamentarian). Princes Rupert and Maurice (the king’s nephews)
came
with Cavaliers to capture Purefoy; he was elsewhere however. Only George
Abbott
(son of George Abbott, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Purefoy’s son-in-
law),
defended Caldecote Hall. There were only eight other men, Mrs Purefoy
and
her maids in residence at the time. They stubbornly resisted the attack by
the
Cavaliers.
It
is said that the household put up such a brave defence that they even melted
the
pewter plate to make bullets. In the end they were defeated when the
Cavaliers
set fire to outbuildings. The Abbotts surrendered to the Cavaliers,
Prince
Rupert was so impressed by their courage and spared their lives. The hall
door
eventually became the church door, it still contained metal shot in its
fabric
until
the 1950’s. (see J.T. Burgess, Historic Warwickshire, 1893)
Colonel
Purefoy’s signature ultimately and ironically appeared on the death
warrant for King Charles at a
later date!
SOURCE: The History of the
Nuneaton Area p. 134 in the pdf. version |
History
of Dudley Family pdf. Prob not pertinent |
The
DeLaunes of Blackfriars: Gideon DeLaune and his Family Circle Revisited. Leslie Russell. p17.
W. M. Brady's Clerical and Parochial Records of Cork,
Cloyne and Ross notes that "an unknown Miss DeLaune, probably the
sister of Henry DeLaune of Gurtmore, Co Cork, who married a daughter of
Richard Boyle, abp of Tuam"26 had married Louis Vigors, a Devonshire
vicar, and was the mother of Urban Vigors, who married Catherine Boyle. Louis
Vigors married again in 1610, so we must presume that Henry's unnamed sister
died before this date, quite possibly in childbirth - all of which might seem
very incidental but when Henry's uncle Gideon transferred to him his share of
land granted during the Irish plantations, another uncle, Paul DeLaune,
procured a position for him with Lord Falkland, Lord-Deputy of Ireland and he
married Alice Boyle, it began a connection to Ireland and the hugely
influential family of Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, that was to continue
through several generations.
NOTE: More Irish bits p 30 & p39ff. I have downloaded the
full pdf. |
Basil PUREFOY (?-1699)
· Bethams Abstracts: Basil Purefoy of Dublin Gent dated
6 Aug 1698 proved 4 Nov 1699
Wife Eleanor als Hart
only
daughter Mary
· Purefoy
of Gortnekelly, Eyrecourt <An excellent Blog
by Donal Burke. The first of the family to reside in East Galway was James
Purefoy, who was described as 'of Gortnekilly, Co. Galway', son of Arthur
Purefoy of Skreen, Co. Meath, M.P. for Kells from 1661-1666. (The heraldic
Visitation of Warwickshire of 1682, however, described Arthur, the sixth son of
Gamaliel Purefoy, as 'Arthur Purefoy of Ireland' who 'married ye daughter of a
Bishop there but died without issue.' The 1619 Visitation of Leicestershire
also gave Arthur as without posterity.) Arthur's elder brother William settled
at Clonbulloge and Purefoy's Place , King's County in the seventeenth century
and also served as M.P. for Ennis during the same period as his brother's
parliamentary term. Three of Arthur's brothers were established in Ireland;
William, Basil and Peter and were younger
brothers of George Purefoy of Wolvershall or Wolveshill, son of Gamaliel
Purefoy, son of George Purefoy of Wolvershall in Warwickshire, the fifth son of
Michael Purefoy of Caldecott
· Bethams Abstracts: Basil Purefoy of Dublin Gent dated
6 Aug 1698 proved 4 Nov 1699
Wife Eleanor als Hart
only
daughter Mary
· Purefoy
of Gortnekelly, Eyrecourt <An excellent Blog
by Donal Burke. The first of the family to reside in East Galway was James
Purefoy, who was described as 'of Gortnekilly, Co. Galway', son of Arthur
Purefoy of Skreen, Co. Meath, M.P. for Kells from 1661-1666. (The heraldic
Visitation of Warwickshire of 1682, however, described Arthur, the sixth son of
Gamaliel Purefoy, as 'Arthur Purefoy of Ireland' who 'married ye daughter of a
Bishop there but died without issue.' The 1619 Visitation of Leicestershire
also gave Arthur as without posterity.) Arthur's elder brother William settled
at Clonbulloge and Purefoy's Place , King's County in the seventeenth century
and also served as M.P. for Ennis during the same period as his brother's
parliamentary term. Three of Arthur's brothers were established in Ireland;
William, Basil and Peter and were younger
brothers of George Purefoy of Wolvershall or Wolveshill, son of Gamaliel
Purefoy, son of George Purefoy of Wolvershall in Warwickshire, the fifth son of
Michael Purefoy of Caldecott
· The visitation of the
county of Warwick, begun by Thomas May, Chester, and Gregory King, Rouge
dragon, in Hilary vacacon, 1682. p110 William PUREFOY of Ireland living at
1682 = Flora daughter of .... HENSHAW of London, Silkman, father of Major
HENSHAW.
· Cambridge Alumni: PUREFOY, William s. Gameliel
of Wolveshill, Co. Warwick, pleb. MAGDALEN COLL. matric 12 Jun 1640, aged 18
· William PUREFOY of Purefoy’s Place in Kings Co. dated 7 Jul 1693
proved 21 Feb 1699
Gameliel eldest son
brother [in-law] Thomas HENSHAW
of Kensington in Middlesex
Son William
Son / youngest Basil
Daughter Diana POE
Brother George
Father Gameliel
Brother Basill
Daughter Flora
Uncle of his children
[Nathaniel?] HENSHAW
James PUREFOY an executor.
· FindMyPast
· William PUREFOY of Purefoy's Place Kings Co.
Admin of William PUREFOY Esq. plaintiff's father deceased states that William PUREFOY senior in consideration of a marriage
between Gameliel PUREFOY Esq. his eldest son & Elizabeth ABELL daughter of
Richard ABELL of White Chapel Co. Middlesex Esq. & in consideration of a
marriage portion of £2,000 to be paid by said Richard by indenture tripartite
d. 8 July 1683 made btw William PUREFOY, the elder & Gameliel PUERFOY son
& heir apparent of the said William of the 1st pt said Richard
ABELL of the Parish of St. Mary Matfield als White Chappel Esq. William ABELL
of the Inner Temple London Esq, son & heir apparent of said Richard &
William GALE of London Gent of 2nd pt said Elizabeth ABELL of 3rd pt [recital] Gameliel died possessed of a considerable estate by his will
appointed said Elizabeth his sole executrix after whose death said Elizabeth
had a jointure of £300 per annum. SOURCE: Thrift genealogical Abstracts: Exchequer Bill
1708 June 5 William ABELL & Elizabeth PUREFOY als ABELL widow.
· Purefoy
of Gortnekelly, Eyrecourt <An excellent Blog
by Donal Burke. The first of the family to reside in East Galway was James
Purefoy, who was described as 'of Gortnekilly, Co. Galway', son of Arthur
Purefoy of Skreen, Co. Meath, M.P. for Kells from 1661-1666. (The heraldic
Visitation of Warwickshire of 1682, however, described Arthur, the sixth son of
Gamaliel Purefoy, as 'Arthur Purefoy of Ireland' who 'married ye daughter of a
Bishop there but died without issue.' The 1619 Visitation of Leicestershire
also gave Arthur as without posterity.) Arthur's elder brother William settled
at Clonbulloge and Purefoy's Place , King's County in the seventeenth century
and also served as M.P. for Ennis during the same period as his brother's
parliamentary term. Three of Arthur's brothers were established in Ireland; William, Basil and Peter and were younger brothers of
George Purefoy of Wolvershall or Wolveshill, son of Gamaliel Purefoy, son of
George Purefoy of Wolvershall in Warwickshire, the fifth son of Michael Purefoy
of Caldecott
· William PUREFOY of Purefoy's Place Kings Co.
Admin of William PUREFOY Esq. plaintiff's father deceased states that William
PUREFOY senior in consideration of a marriage between Gameliel
PUREFOY Esq. his eldest son & Elizabeth ABELL daughter of Richard
ABELL of White Chapel Co. Middlesex Esq. & in consideration of a marriage
portion of £2,000 to be paid by said Richard by indenture tripartite d. 8 July
1683 made btw William PUREFOY, the elder & Gameliel PUERFOY son & heir
apparent of the said William of the 1st pt said Richard ABELL of the
Parish of St. Mary Matfield als White Chappel Esq. William ABELL of the Inner
Temple London Esq, son & heir apparent of said Richard & William GALE
of London Gent of 2nd pt said Elizabeth ABELL of 3rd pt
[recital] Gameliel died possessed of a considerable estate by his will
appointed said Elizabeth his sole executrix after whose death said Elizabeth had
a jointure of £300 per annum. SOURCE: Thrift genealogical Abstracts: Exchequer Bill
1708 June 5 William ABELL & Elizabeth PUREFOY als ABELL widow.
· PUREFOY, William, Dublin Esq. dated 7 June 1736 proved 1st Nov 1737
· Nephews Thomas POE and Purefoy POE – Brother-in-law Henry DELANNE
[aka DELAUNE] Niece Miss Elizabeth TWIGG Grandson
William HARRISON, Wife Martha. FindMyPast
Arthur PUREFOY (abt 1626-1674)
· Bethams Abstracts: FindMyPast.
Arthur PURFOY of Skreen in Co.
Meath dated 28 Nov 1673 proved 6 Feb 1673-4
James PUREFOY of Skreen (commonly
so called) a natural son
Mary SHULCROSS his sister’s child
William 2nd son of his
brother William PUREFOY of Purefoy’s Place alias Clonbullock in Kings Co. Esq.
Peter PUREOFY of Ballykin his
brother
Basil PUREOFY of Dublin also a
brother
· ROD: 33-339-20496 Nov 21, 1721
BTW. James PUREFOY of Eyrecourt Co. Gallway Esq & Mary PUREFOY
eldest daughter of 1 pt. & Edward TAYLOR of Derrymullen Kings Co. Gent and
John TAYLOR only son of said Edward TAYLOR of other pt. In consideration of
marriage bwt John TAYLOR & Mary PUREFOY convey one half of moiety of lease
of Clonad and Baltinamadough Kings Co. during the continuance of the lease
including the corn mill and land belonging on lands of Derrymullin… WITNESS:
William SPRIGG of Clonavoe Kings Co. Esq. and Charles NORTON of Clonsast Kings
Co. Gent & William PUREFOY of Eyrescourt Gent & Lucy PUREFOY of same
spinster.
· ThIs may be him mentioned:
o SHORT, Alice of Grange Queens Co. Widow [will] dated 3 Jan 1723
proved Jan 30 1723.
First husband Captain Thomas CURD
Cousins Thomas POE youngest son of William POE of Knock,
Co. Tipperary - James PUREFOY and John WHITLEY - Cousin Elizabeth BULKLEY late
husband Major John SHORT
· ROD:
214-244-140984 Jul 28, 1761. James PUREFOY of Purefoy Place Kings Co. Esq. of
1 pt & Samuel POOL of Clonmore in Kings Co. Gent of other pt…. demised
lands of Clonkeen being part of Purefoy's Place lately in possession of REDDYs
and others and then in possession of Samuel POOL 67a and also the meadow at
back of Town of Clonbullogue formerly in possession of Thomas WATSON deceased
and then in possession of Samuel POOL 1a 3r with plot of ground in Town of
Clonbullogue on which the Brick Walls then stood and the Garden adjoining in
possession of Samuel POOL all in Manor Purefoys Place. For lives of Samuel
POOL, John WATSON son of John WATSON of Tyrreespass Co. Westmeath & Purefoy TAYLOR son of William TAYLOR of Millgrove
Kings Co. Gent. WITNESS: Rev. RICHARD of Clonbullogue Kings Co & Samuel
RIDGEWAY of Ballydermott Kings Co. Gent & memorial WITNESS: Samuel RIDGEWAY
& Richard HOMAN of Clonbullogue Gent.
Lt. Col William PUREFOY (1584-1659)
· According The
History of Parliament on Line (a
trusted source), William PUREFOY (1584-1659) came from a minor gentry family
that had its roots in Warwickshire and Leicestershire.
Thomasin PUREFOY (aft 1733-1788)
· Thomasan PUREFOY of Dublin spinster dated 16 July 1787 proved 25
June 1790. Brother James PUREFOY of Eyrecourt Esq Niece Mary Anne PUREFOY
second daughter of same.FindMyPast
· Remains
of James Purefoy Esq. who depd this life on ye 20th Oct 1800 aged 60 also of
his sister Thomasin Purefoy who depd on ye 6th Augt. 1788, aged…' (Stone broken
with some letters missing – Ledger) http://burkeseastgalway.com/graveyard-burials-2/
· ROD:
762-431-527566 May 4 1820 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]
· ROD:
762-431-527566 May 4 1820 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]
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