Not all these
McCULLAs, McCULLOHs, or McCULLAGHs or what have you are known to be related. I
have assembled this table as a first step to determining what if any
relationships there may be between those McCULLAGHs who lived in Antrim, Armagh,
Monaghan and Down. NOTE: In my family tree, I
have recorded most of the variant names as McCULLAGH (including McCULLA,
McCULLOH, McCULLOGH etc). It makes them easier to track, and sometimes several
spellings of the surname are included in a single document.
Sharon Oddie Brown. June 24, 2016
NOTE: Many people mentioned are in my old Rootsweb
tree which has not been updated since Ancestry stopped access for revisions in December 2017.
Updated January 16, 2019. Memorials added - see shaded cells for new additions.
Updated January 25, 2019. ADDED: Location of Piedmount.
|
McCULLAGH connections - A work in Progress. June
2016.
To be updated ….
Family Lines of
interest to me:
· Jane COULTER (b 1700),
daughter of Thomas COULTER & Anne MAFFETT of Lisnawooley, Co. Louth, married
a William McCULLA aka McCULLAGH, probably in the 1720s. They had three sons: Joseph,
William & James. NOTE: I have entered them in my Rootstree
database. Was this William
McCULLAGH a son of one of the three brothers: William
McCULLAGH, Samuel McCULLAGH and George McCULLAGH who held land at Cloghogue, Co.
Armagh in the post 1640s?
· Jane OLIVER, daughter of William OLIVER (1730-1816)
& Elizabeth STEEL, married a John McCULLAGH (?-1818) of Kearney Hill. He
descends from a line of McCULLAGHs from Clady [aka Cladymore & Cladybeg],
Parish of Kilclooney, Co. Armagh (it is on the eastern border of Lisnadill). That
line goes back to a John McCULLAGH (?-1787), although deeds record the family
there as early as 1740, and naming patterns suggest a connection between them
and the McCULLAGHs of Antrim. Benjamin OLIVER, brother of Jane OLIVER brother
leased 55 acres in the townland of Killynure. In 1879, A John McCULLY leased 5
acres in that townland, and the descendants of both families continued to hold
land there up until at least 1929. The geographical proximity of the
intermarrying families of OLIVERs and McCULLAGHs continued for at least 300
years. SOURCE: Revision Books.
· An extensive line of descendants of Alexander
McCULLAGH (1585-1682) of Antrim connects to McCULLAGHs of Grogan, & Piedmount
& the Town of Antrim in Antrim, as well as Rahans in Co. Monaghan. NOTE: I have entered what I have of them in my Rootstree
database. They are part of the Carrickmacross lace connection – Dorothea Beresford
REED née McCULLAGH and her
sister Anne.
· James McCULLAGH (1740-1840) of Derryvalley, Co. Monaghan fathered Elizabeth McCULLAGH (1788-1880) - grandmother of an Elizabeth McCULLAGH
who married John JACKSON of Liscalgot), James McCULLAGH & Thomas McCULLAGH
who had farms and businesses in Monaghan.
· The McCULLAGHs who married WALLACEs. NOTE: Was the William McCULLAGH (1814-1869) who
married Sarah WALLACE (1821-1867) related to the John McCULLAGH of Dundalk who
married her sister Anne Jane WALLACE (b 1819)? Were they both sons of the
William McCULLAGH (1738-1817) and Hannah FAULKNER (1757-1827) of Dundalk?
Links
· A McCULLAGH
Freeholder Records table is on my web site. Of interest is the presence in
1818 of both Alexander and Samuel McCULLAGH at Clohogue, where three earlier
brothers had land grants more than a 100 years earlier.
· Peter McWilliam has a
listing of McCULLAGH deeds on his Treasure Your
Exceptions web site.
· There are other deeds
for which I have simply reference, and not much if anything in the way of
notes. They can be accessed on my List of
Deeds page.
· Ros Davies has pages of
McCULLAGHs in Co. Down. McCULLAGH
A-J; McCULLAGH
K-W; and McCULLY.
· See also: First Armagh Presbyterian Church – lots of McCULLAGH (spelled various ways) are entered
there – and relate to some of the names in deeds. I have entered the early ones
here:
Marriages:
McCULLAGH,
John |
McCULLAGH,
Jane |
1710
July 20 |
ROWAN,
Andrew |
M’CULLY,
Isabel |
1722 |
Baptisms
1716
Mar 25 |
Margaret |
M’CULLAGH,
John |
1716
Sep 16 |
Anne |
McCULLOCH,
Archibald |
1717
Jan 30 |
Edward |
M’CULLOCH,
James |
1717
Apr 29 |
Alexander |
M’CULLOCH,
George |
1717
Aug 9 |
George |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1717
Oct 18 |
Robert |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1717
Nov 8 |
James |
M’CULLOGH,
Nathaniel |
1718
Mar 16 |
Eleanor |
M’CULLY,
Robert |
1718
Aug 13 |
Margaret |
M’CULLY,
George |
1718
Sep 14 |
James |
M’CULLOGH,
George |
1719
Mar 15 |
Samuel |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1719
Mar 15 |
William |
M’CULLACH,
Nathaniel |
1720
Feb 7 |
Robert |
M’CULLOGH,
William |
1720
Nov 27 |
Robert |
M’CULLIE,
Hugh |
1720
Dec 18 |
Isabel |
M’CULLIE,
Robert |
1720
Dec 25 |
James |
M’CULLOGH,
Nathaniel |
1721
Feb 5 |
Jane |
M’CULLOCH,
John |
1721
Jul 2 |
Jane |
M’CULLOGH,
George |
1721
Aug 2 |
Matthew |
M’CULLOGH,
Archibald |
1724
Mar 5 |
Mary |
M’CULLOUGH,
Archibald |
1724
Mar 15 |
Sarah |
M’CULLOGH,
Nathaniel |
1724
Aug 2 |
Samuel |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1724
Sep 11 |
Isabel |
M’CULLOGH,
George |
1725
Oct 10 |
Agnes |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1727
Jun 2 |
Archibald |
M’CULLOGH,
Archibald |
1727
Jun 15 |
Archibald |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
1727
Oct 25 |
Sarah |
M’CULLOGH,
William |
1727
Nov 3 |
Elizabeth |
M’CULLOGH,
George |
1728
Sep 22 |
Patrick |
M’CULLOGH,
John |
MISC FACTS:
· 1654 The McCuilaghs, a Scottish or English
family, had obtained a substantial portion of the 30,000- acre estate of Sir Henry O'Neill
of Glassdrumman, when that family was transplanted to Bohola in Co. Mayo, in 1654.
They owned land in Co. Monaghan and in Co. Armagh and they built a scutch-mill (as
well as several other mills) on the River Fane, at the bottom of "Corismood". SOURCE: Cullaville Con Mac an Ghirr. Published in Creggan:
Journal of the Creggan Local History Society, 1990 pg 60. Culloville was likely named after them.
· 1641. With respect to holdings in Antrim, the
1641 Down Survey maps show 401 Plantation acres held by Henry O’NEIL (Catholic)
in the Parish of Skirreocavan, Co. Armagh which were then shown on the 1670 map
as being transferred to Randall MacDONELL, Earl of Antrim (Catholic). He was
the Catholic landlord who “planted” the largely uninhabited parish of Creggan in
Co. Armagh with Presbyterian farmers in the late 1600s, early 1700s.
· After 1641: Three brothers: William McCULLAGH,
Samuel McCULLAGH and George McCULLAGH and their brother-in-law John BROWN held
part of townland of Cloghog. SOURCE: Account of the Barony of Upper Fews John Donaldson. Creggan Local History Society, 1993 p14.
PLACES:
· Grogan is in the
Parish of Dummaul, Barony Upper Toombe, Co. Antrim, as is Randalstown &
Shanes Castle Park. https://www.townlands.ie/antrim/groggan/
The Prouty website locates it: Groggan is a small village, more like a crossroads, about 4-5
miles northwest of Randalstown in Drumaull Parish, County Antrim, Northern
Ireland. The map of Groggan Co., Antrim shows Groggan near the left hand edge,
Drummaul near the left center top, and Randalstown is the shaded town area
indicating a larger town at the left of center on the bottom edge. Another
possibilty is "Gortgarn" or "Gortagharn", both townlands in
County Antrrim, Randalstown district of the Upper Toome Barony. INSERT MAP Source: Groggan
on Google Maps.
· Piedmount aka
Paymount aka Paymont Co. Antrim. It is situated between Randalstown and Toomebridge, Co Antrim. on the Gloverstown Road near Duneane Presbyterian Church. SOURCE: Nov 18, 2018 email from Linda Houston.
· Camly Macullagh,
Parish of Newtownhamilton is a townland of 1029 statute acres 2 rood and 29
perches about two miles south of the town of Newtownhamilton. In the Tithe
Applotment Books of 1825 the total area of the townland (Camoly McCullough) was
recorded as 522A, 3R 10P (Plantation Irish measure.). By the time of the 1837
Census, there were no McCULLAGHs living here.
· Clady. Aka Claymore,
Parish of Kilclooney and/or Mullaghbrack. NOTE: I am guessing that the original parish was split in
two. In the older deeds, the parish is recorded as Mullaghbrach, which is on
the northern border of Kilclooney. In contemporary maps, the townland is recorded
within the parish of Kilclooney.
· Edenknappagh. Parish
of Lisnadill, Lower Fewes., In the 1665 Hearth Money Rolls, a John McCULLAGH
was recorded, but the number of hearths was not noted.
· Tyrawlyy. Aka Tirearly,
Parish of Lisnadill. In the 1665 Hearth Money Rolls, a John McCULLAGH occupied
a house with one hearth.
· Parish of Creggan: In the 1766 Religious Census:
McCullagh |
David |
Protestant |
Five Towns, Co. Louth |
McCullagh |
George |
Protestant |
Cross, Co. Armagh |
McCullagh |
James |
Protestant |
Carnolly, Co. Armagh |
McCullagh |
Robert |
Protestant |
Altnamoighan, Co.Armagh |
McCullagh |
Samuel |
Protestant |
Cross, Co. Armagh |
McCullagh |
William |
Protestant |
Cross, Co. Armagh |
Update January
16, 2019. Added a few more memorials from Books 1-75. |
Deeds and other
bits by year.
1609 July 18
Later Scots-Irish links, 1525-1725 Part Three.
McCULLOUCH, James, in Drummorrell, Wigtonshire, applies for 2000 acres in Ulster on 18 July 1609, [PU#140]… also Donegal. |
1685 May 1
Later Scots-Irish links, 1525-1725 Part Three.
McCALLA, George, died 1 May 1685 [Comber g/s]
|
1686 July 27
Later Scots-Irish links, 1525-1725 Part Three.
McCALLA, James, son of George McCALLA, died 27 July 1686 [Comber/g/s] |
|
1708 Feb 5
ROD 394 413 260785
McCULLOCH John – his will
John McCULLOCH of Town of Antrim
Surgeon and Apothecary.. wife Margaret McCULLOGH or SHAW… part of the
tenement which I now occupy with the lower part of the back house now
occupied by Mrs. NIXON and the Stable called my own stable with the loft over
it for offices with one cows graizing on the land which I hold with said
tenement… son William McCULLOCH… daughter Dorothy MORTON or McCULLOCH left
shop and utensils in tenement in Antrim now occupied by her husband Mr. John MORTON
and her with the backhouse they now occupy… daughter Victoria JACKSON or
McCULLOCH – rents of tenement now occupied by Mrs. NIXON with the house
called my turf house and loft above… and if she shall have lawful issue……
daughter Jane WALKER… tenement now occupied by James MALONE at end of
Massareene Bridge to daughter Jane WALKER or McCULLOCH… Cabins in Bowlane…
there was 350 left by my late father-in-law Captain McCULLOCH on his estate
in trust for my late wife & me over which I was to have distributive
power to our issue and one hundred pounds was left to myself by Captain McCULLOCH
and whereas there is an unsettled amount between William McCULLOCH Esq. my brother-in-law
in whose hands Capt. McCULLOCH’s estate now is, I request he may settle…… son
Henry McCULLOCH viz Margaret… profits to my sister Elizabeth M’KINLAY or McCULLOCH…
granddaughters Margaret and Jane (presumably not children of Victoria) … John
KERR & Robert YOUNG Postmaster to be executors NOTE: I suspect that I have a transcription error,
and that Capt McCULLAGH is his father not his father-in-law. NEED to check. |
1708 Jun 12
ROD 1-112-66
John O'NEILE, Donoghmore, James
McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH, Co Antrim, Esqs, trustees by Act of
Parliament, to Joshua DAWSON of City of Dublin. Eight Townlands of Mayola
lying and being in the Parishes of Ballyscullin, Artrea and Magherafelt in
the Barony of Loughinsholm in Co Londonderry, viz. Mayola, Aghrim, Mayola,
Tauniaran, Leitrim, Derrygarave, Ballymaguiggin, Shanemullagh, Anaghmore als
Drumrascombe & Devenish called Coney Island £6500 8 townlands in By
Loughinsholin, Co Londonderry, for £6500. |
1708 Sep 18
ROD: 13-368-5996
Widow McCULLAGH was an occupant of
Killileagh, Co. Down. Re property near High Street in town of Killileagh. |
1708 Dec 9
ROD 2-228-425
DAWSON,
Ephraim-BROWN1708-1729
Josua DAWSON Esq of Dublin was party
as was Thomas BROWN of Dublin, Gent. All of Lazy Hill, Dublin. James
McCULLAGH was mentioned as an occupant. MOS |
1709 Jul 23
ROD 2-574-640
1709 Sept 3
ROD 2-575-641
Occupant: James
McCULLAGH of Lazy Hill, deceased. NOTE: He was not described as deceased in an earlier
deed in 1708: ROD 2-228-425. |
1710 Mar 16
ROD: 8-130-1918
PEPPARD, Jacob. City of Dublin £202:9s
to ALCOTT & BERRY for 3 houses, S side Essex St, in possession of Philip
SMITH periwig maker, Samuel BARKER, tallow chandler + John McCULLY tailor, held on 99 year lease from Lord Mayor and Citizens of Dublin to commence
after the expiration of a lease to Jacob NEWMAN of which 48 years are still
to come, with £6 pa to William BERRY of City of Dublin |
1715 Nov 4
ROD 22-31-11277
McCULLAUGHT of Newtownlimavady, Co.
Londonderry was 3rd party, husband of Anne BOVY (daughter of James
BOVY deceased of Newtownlimavady). For £260 paid by William ROSS, John COWAN
+ David McCULLAGH +Anne McCULLAGH did discharge William ROSS and grant lands
of Claughan, Carrick + Muldoine in Co Londonderry |
1716 Oct 20
ROD: 18-20-8218
Patrick McCULLAGH of Dublin City,
Merchant witnessed deed. |
1717 Jan 2
ROD 26-88-14734
William
McCULLOCH & ors to MAXWELL 1708-1729
Btw Wm SHAW of Bush, Co. Antrim esq.
& Patrick AGNEW of Killivaughter, Co. Antrim Gent & Wm McCULLOCH of
Grogan, Gent exec of will of Patrick SHAW of Brittas ... |
1717 Mar 15
ROD 21-42-10720
Joseph JACKSON
to McCULLAGH Book Index 1708-1729
Lease between Richard RUCKMAN of Cork
Street at Dolphins Barn Lane – Co. Dublin and Joseph JACKSON (same
address) weaver. House signed over to JACKSON. William McCULLAGH
of Dublin, Merchant of “Magpie House”? “All that the Corner House in Cork
Street over against the house called the Magpie House [aka Magpye] leading
from the Street to Ropers Rest Home on the North Side the said lane with the
Backside behind the said house and the little house in the Backside called
the Limekilnhouse … lives of Henry PERCY, Robert PERCY & John[WOOD?]”
WITNESSES: Benjamin JOHNSTON & Charles MEARES
clerks to Edward DALTON Public Notary in Dublin. NOTE: There are earlier references to Magpie House
in the Deeds Registry. |
1717 July 23
ROD: 19-187-9945
William McCULLAGH witnessed will of Josua WILCOCKS. NOTE: Abel STRETTEL was the
executor. |
ROD: 20-241-10473
Martha McCULLOCH & ors to CAMPBELL |
1718 Apr 18
ROD 21-100-1088
Btw Thomas M’CULLY Taylor &
Ann POTTS als M’CULLY wide of the sd Thomas of the 1 pt & James WORRALL
of same city Clerk of other pt…all that or those the Brickhouse or tenement
on Kings St in Oxmantown in Parish of St
Michans bounded on the north to Kings St afsd on the south by a wall
belonging to Robert SHAPCOTT Esq. on the west by a stone wall belonging to
the sd Robert SHAPCOTT on the east by a brick house belonging to George
CLAPHAM Clk. Containing in front towards Kings St 54 feet or thereabouts on
the south 42 or thereabouts on the west 54 or thereabouts and on the east 65
feet or thereabouts.. |
1718 July 10
ROD: 36-491-23759
James McCULLAGH & William McCULLAGH (intended groom) to Patrick AGNEW,
Gent of Killwaghter Antrim; John SHAW, Gent of Bush, Antrim; Clotworthy UPTON
Esq of Castle Upton, & Dorothy Beresford SHAW, spinster & intended
bride & daughter of Margaret SHAW, widow of Ballgelly, Antrim; relict of
William SHAW Gent, late of Ballygelly; dec'd in trust of lands in Fewes
(bar.) Armagh: Rackland-23a 14p Crewkyrer-205a 2r 38p Lifsary ats
Lifswary-80a Cornecery-71a Carricanony-109a Mongeleagh-86a Glafsdrumenagh-86a
2r 12p Car?onloagh [357a 2r 34p] Ballyvallon; in Toom (Bar.) Antrim:
Ballygrogan Ballydrunuall Ballyhenulla Monyrod Ballydonnellan Ibragh &
1/2 townland of Cloonkeen with corn mill & mills standing & Derryhullagh
& Balymatoskerty with grist mill. Other names: John SHAW, Gent of Antrim;
Robert DONALDSON, Gent of Dublin City. WITNESSES: James STEVENSON, Esq of
Killeleagh, Co. Down; John McCULLAGH, Gent of Randalstown, Co. Antrim; James
BLAIR Esq. of Blairmount, Co. Antrim; James GREER, servant to William
McCULLAGH; Alexander HUTCHESON, clerk to Robert DONALDSON. Notes thanks to Michael Stewart. NOTE: This means
they are connected to the McCULLAGHs of Cullaville – same landholdings.
Another version of Notes:
James McCULLAGH & William
McCULLAGH (intended groom) to Patrick AGNEW, Gent; John SHAW of Bush Co.
Antrim Gent; & Clotworthy UPTON of Castle Upton, Esq. & John SHAW of
Antrim, Co. Antrim Gent in trust of lands in Fewes (bar.) Armagh:
Rackland-23a 14p Crewkyrer-205a 2r 38p Lifsary ats Lifswary-80a Cornecery-71a
Carricanony-109a Mongeleagh-86a Glafsdrumenagh-86a 2r 12p Car?onloagh [357a
2r 34p] Ballyvallon; in Toom (Bar.) ANT: Ballygrogan Ballydrunuall
Ballyhenulla Monyrod Ballydonnellan Ibragh & 1/2 townland of Cloonkeen
with corn mill & mills standing & Derryhullagh & Balymatoskerty
with grist mill. Dorothy Beresford SHAW intended bride, daughter of Margaret
SHAW of Ballgelly, Co. Antrim widow of William SHAW late of Ballgelly, Gent
deceased. Robert DONALDSON of Dublin City mentioned. WITNESSES: James BLAIR
of Blairmont Antrim, Esq.; James GREER, servant to William McCULLAGH;
Alexander HUTCHESON, clerk to Robert DONALDSON; John McCULLAGH, Gent of
Randalstown, Co. Antrim. Thanks to Peter McWilliam.
DATE? My mistake
– I didn’t record it.
ROD 224-600-148698
BTW James McCULLAGH of Camley, Co.
Armagh Esq. & William McCULLAGH of Dublin Merchant surviving executors of
the last will and testament of William McCULLAGH late of Piedmont in Co
Antrim Esq. deceased of the 1st part. .. lots of other names and
townlands – ran out of time! SEE: 23759. |
1718 Nov 17
ROD:21-478-12189
David McCULLAGH & Wife to FOWLER
1708-1729
David McCULLAGH of Newtownlimavady Co
Londonderry & Anne his wife one of the daughters and coheiresses of James
[BOUY? BOVY] late of Newtownlimavady, merchant deceased in consid of 650 pounds
released to Charles FOWLER of Newtownlimavady Merchant.. lands in Newtownlimavady
WITNESS: Nicholas LANE, Samuel KING, John BOYLE & Charles CLARKE all of
Newtownlimavady Gents |
1719 Jan 26
ROD 25-201-14735
SHAW et all [Willliam McCULLOCH] to
MAXWELL NOTE: I need to search this one. Also ROD
25-279-14995 |
1721 Jun 26
ROD 32-172-18663 and
Walter PETERS leased to William
THWAITES garden ground late in the possession of William McCULLA on
the west side of Drumcondra Lane, suburbs of Dublin, for 79 years.
ROD 32-172-18664
Walter PETERS leased to William THWAITES
garden ground late in the possession of William McCULLA on the west side of
Drumcondra Lane, bounded by White's Lane, for 79 years, suburbs of Dublin,
for 79 years
Se also: 1721
Oct 29 ROD 33-22-19503 McCULLAGH Occupant of
Drumcondragh Lane |
1723 Apr 15
ROD 39-381-25774
Witness: William McCULLAGH of City of
Dublin, Merchant.
ROD-42-89-25773
WITNESS: William McCULLAGH of Dublin
City, Merchant. |
1723 Jul 9
ROD 36-491-23759
McCULLOUGH-AGNEW
1708-1738 Ballyvallen
Indenture Tripartite btw James
McCULLOCH of Grogan Co Antrim Gent & William McCULLOCH his son of the one
pt & Patrick AGNEW of Killwagter John SHAW of Bush Gent Clotworthy UPTON
of Castle Upton & John SHAW of Antrim gent in said Co. of the 2nd pt Margaret SHAW of Ballygelly Co Antrim relict & widow of William SHAW
late of Ballygally Gent deceased & Dorothy Beresford SHAW spinster her
daughter of the 3rd pt whereby the said James and William
McCULLAGH in consideration of a marriage to be had between the said William
McCULLAGH and the said Dorothy Beresford SHAW… granted part of the lands of
Rackland cont 23 A 14P in townland of Crekyrer 205A 14 P in Lissary als
Lissawry 80A in Cornecery 71 A in Carrickeinony 109A in Mongcleagh 86 A in
Glassdrumenagh 86A 1R 12P in Camlagh 3577A 2R cont 77A in Barony of Fewes Co
Armagh… and all the said James McCULLAGH’s right title… sand also the
townlands of Ballygrogan Ballydunnall Ballynelenulla Moneyrod Ballydonnellan
Itragh and the half town land of Cloo and the Corn mill and mills standing in
Derryhullagh & Ballymatoskerty with the grist thereto belonging lying in
the Barony of Toom & Co Antrim…
real estate for his son." [A
history of the town of Belfast George Benn, 1880, p 169] |
1723 Jul 30
ROD 37-539-24137
WITNESS: William McCULLAGH, merchant
of Dublin. |
1723 Aug 14
ROD 41-490-27023
Jas McCULLOCH
to McCULLOCK 1708-1729
James M’CULLOH, merchant of Belfast to William M’CULLOCH of Grogan Co
Antrim… lots of lands mentioned. |
1724 Apr 30
ROD 49-519-33108
Between Jas McCULLOH, merchant,
Belfast, Co Antrim & Collonell Edwd BRICE, merchant, Belfast; transfer of
right & interest in lease dated 1 May 1702 by Arthur Earl of Donegal;
half townland of Carnanee, Mannor of Ballylyny, Co Antrim & also townland
of Ballybought als Downbought in the Parish of Belfast. Witnesses: Saml MITCHELL,
Cha. MACARTNEY
NOTE: The Will of Dr. Victor FERGUSON is
dated 1723; he describes himself as a Doctor of Physic, and appoints Colonel
UPTON and Colonel BRICE of Belfast his Trustees. "He leaves his
dearly beloved son-in-law, Captain James M'CULLOGH, and his dearly
beloved daughter, his wife, six of his best Chairs in his parlour, with his
large Silver Salver, six Silver Spoons, six Silver Forks, and six
Silver-handled Knives ; Forty Shilling per annum during her natural life to
his dear sister, Mrs. CORRY of Newton; £5 to the poor of Belfast, to be
distributed among them as Colonel BRICE and the Revd. James KIRKPATRICK think
fit; £650 to buy |
1724 Jul 2
ROD 42-313-26481
James McCULLOCH of Belfast Gent of 1 pt & Samuel HALLIDAY Antrim Gen 92a 3r
4p of land now in possession of Henry ECHLIN and formerly in possession of
Hugh and James MITCHELL, Hugh MAFFETT and John NICHOLL.. [other Antrim lands] |
1724 Nov 1
ROD 55-65-35893
Between Wm McCULLOCK of
Lisnegraggan and Co Antrim & Adam DICKY of Ballydonlane & Co Antrim
Linnen Draper.. Upper quarter of the half townland of Ballydonlane.
Witnesses: John COOK, Taylor; James COOK, linnen draper; John BROWN, linnen
weaver all of Ballydonlane and John McCULLOCK of Lisnegraggane Gent. |
1725 Jun 3
ROD 45-203-29032
Unnamed McCULLAGH Occupant in
Drogheda
1725 Jun 3
ROD 47-107-29709
John ATKINSON of Mountmellick, Queens
Co, clothier of 1st pt to William McCULLAGH, Merchant, Dublin of 2nd pt Re: lease of 21a, part Ballyduffe, By Philipstown, Kings Co for £90. Also
lease of Rathfeston + Gurtinkeefe, 210a, for £90:11s:3d pa
William McCULLAGH, Merchant, Dublin of
2nd pt Re: A selling lease of 21a, part Ballyduffe, By Philipstown,
Kings Co |
1725 Sep 9
ROD 45-392-29715
Hugh McCULLOGH, Taylor of Randletown, Co. Antrim & Robt GAMBLE of
Islandreagh, Co. Antrim, farmer |
1726 Jan 3
ROD: 51-329-33875
Marriage agreement – Grace PERCIVALL
& John McCULLAGH.
Parties: John McCULLAGH Jnr. of
Killiegh, Kings Co, Elizth PERCIVALL of Dublin, widow of David PERCIVALL
merchant of Dublin, decd, Grace PERCIVALL dau of Elizth & David.
Witnesses: Samuel PERCIVALL & William
McCULLAGH, merchants of Dublin city, (article), Wm McCULLAGH & Denis
DELANY (memorial |
1726 May 19
ROD 49-284-31992
Between Jas McCulloh, Mercht,
Belfast Antrim & Henry McCulloh, mercht, London. Henry purchases
James' share of assets & debts due to Wine Co in Belfast (McCulloh
Craford Arbuckles Company) |
1726 Jul 29
ROD49-529-33155
Deed of
Mortgage
Between James
McCULLOH, merchant, Belfast, Saml McCLINTON, Vintner, Belfast & Wm
McCULLOGH Esq, Paymount [Piedmount], Co Antrim to Jno WORTHINGTON. Messuage
of tennement in High Street Belfast commonly known by the Sign of the Crown. |
1726 May 19
ROD:
49-284-31992
Between Jas
McCulloh, Mercht, Belfast Antrim & Henry McCulloh, mercht, London. Henry
purchases James' share of assets & debts due to Wine Co in Belfast
(McCulloh Craford Arbuckles Company) |
1726 Jul 29
ROD: 49-529-33155
Deed of Mortgage
Between James
McCULLOH, merchant, Belfast, Saml McCLINTON, Vintner, Belfast & Wm
McCULLOGH Esq, Paymount [Piedmount], Co Antrim to Jno WORTHINGTON. Messuage
of tennement in High Street Belfast commonly known by the Sign of the Crown.
ROD:50-313-33156
James & William McCULLOCH to
WORTHINGTON1708-1729
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165
BTW James
McCULLOCH of Belfast Co. Antrim Merchant & William McCULLOCH of Paymount
Co. Antrim of 1st pt & James WORTHINGTON Sr. of the Upper
Halls Co. Antrim farmer of the other part. Sold two new brick houses and
gardens in Castle Street, Belfast with the one half of two fields containing
6a 2r belonging to said houses |
1726 Aug 4
ROD
50-173-32480
Jas McCULLOGH
to McCULLOCK
Between James
McCULLOH of Belfast, Co Antrim Merchant of 1 pt & Wm McCULLOCH of Piedmont
Co. Antrim Esq of 2nd pt. refers to lease by Rev John HAMILTON of
Ballgraffin, Co. Down & lease of Aghohill as formerly held by John
O’NEIL.. in consideration of 750 pounds.
1726 Aug 4
ROD 49-367-32481
McCULLOGH Jas
to McCULLOCK 1708-1729 Dromore
Btw James McCULLOGH of Antrim Merchant
of the 1 pt & William McCULLOGH of Piedmont Esq. of the other part…. For
sum of 350 pounds pd to William McCULLOUGH for and in consid of arrears of
rents the said William McCULLOGH is obliged to pay the Bishop of Down &
Connor John HAMILTON Clerke out of the four townlands of Aghahill in consid
of 209 pounds 2s due Peter LESLIE Clerke for which the said William McCULLOGH
has assigned over a bond and warrant of attorney effected by Archibald &
Alexander STUART to said William McCULLOGH of 1,000 pounds penalty conditioned
for the payment of 500 pounds doth convey all his the said James McCULLOUGHs
interest to the sd William McCULLOGH for and to the articles of agreement
effected John HOUSTON town of Castlestuart Co Tyrone Esq. dated 3 Nov 1718 of
the two townlands of Drummore [which parish?].. also
James McCULLOUGHs interest in plot of land on south side of Broad St. in town
of Belfast cont in front 39 feet and extending backwards 80 feet with all the
houses and buildings… more legal details of pmts… Wm McCULLOUGH not to be
accountable for any more than what he receives WITNESS: John COBHAM &
John ARNOLD both of Belfast Co Antrim Gent |
1726 Aug 15
ROD: 50-190-32562
William McCULLOCH & ors to HALLIDAY
References # 32480 Lands in Aghohill.
Mention of tenants ECHLIN, NICHOLLS,… |
1726 Dec 12
ROD 51-329-33878
McCULLAGH –
McCULLAGH Wendy has notes 1708-1729
Lease Between John McCULLAGH of
Killiegh Kings Co & his son John McCULLAGH. Land in Killiegh, plowland of
Ballyneshragh. Release for the lives of John McCULLAGH, Sarah McCULLAGH his
wife, & John McCULLAGH younger son. WITNESSES: Edward McCULLAGH,
Dublin; John & Michael MALONE, Killiegh (NOTE: Reg.
3 Feb 1726 – that would be old calendar. Therefore
1727) |
1727 Jan 3
ROD 51-329-33875
Marriage
agreement – Grace PERCIVALL & John McCULLAGH. NOTE: It said 1726, but I believe that was the old
calendar date, therefore 1727.
Parties: John
McCULLAGH Jnr. of Killiegh, Kings Co, Elizth PERCIVALL of Dublin, widow of
David PERCIVALL merchant of Dublin, decd, Grace PERCIVALL dau of Elizth &
David.
Witnesses: Samuel PERCIVALL & William
McCULLAGH, merchants of Dublin city, (article), Wm McCULLAGH & Denis
DELANY (memorial) |
1727 Apr 19
ROD 53-61-34427
James McCULLAGH of Belfast merch of 1 pt transferred to Isabella NEIGHANS,
spinster, for 236 pounds land in the North side of High St. |
1728 Jan 28
ROD: 60-120-40155
Mary McCULLOCH to THIMMIN 1708-1729
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364
BTW Mary McCULLACH of City of Dublin,
widow of 1 pt & Nicholas SHIMMIN of Dublin Cordwainer. Reciting lease of
Francis WEMYS City of Dublin Esq…. land on North side of Great Britain St.
als Ballyboghlane 22’ in front 150’ in depth … for lives of Mary McCULLOCH,
Margaret McCULLOUCH and Mary McCULLOUCH (presumably the latter two are her
daughters) |
1728 Jul 5
ROD: 58-126-38824
James McCULLAN of Ballydargan. Co.
Down, Occupant |
1729 Jul 5
ROD: 59-330-40753
John McCULLOCH to WILKINSHAW1708-1729
Btw John McCULLOCH eldest son
& heir of Henry McCULLOCH late of Feiony [?] of Toome Co Antrim
Esq. deceased of the 1 part & James WALKINSHAW of Tonaghmore, Co. Armagh
Gent of the other part & John MOFFIT of the City of Dublin Gent of the 3rd pt in consid of 660 pounds released to John WALKINSHAW all that the towns
and lands of Drumond and Drumhubart lying in the Manor of Castlestewart,
Barony of Dungannon, Co. Tyrone |
1730 Aug 5
ROD: 74-332-51431
Image 490
Susanna PRENTICE of City of Dublin
widow – her four children: Robert Ellinor Elizabeth & William… transfer
to Robert PRENTICE and Samuel PRENTICE of Phaxtowne, Co. Meath Henry RANSFORD
& Joseph PEPPER both of City of Dublin weavers … house and tenements on
North Side of Combe and east side of Mark Alley in Liberties of City of
Dublin demised by Richard ROGERS Gent & William McCULLAH Merchant …
William PRENTICE deceased late husband… |
1730 Sep 11
ROD: 67-472-46824
James McCULLOCH to El SHELBOURNE 1730-1745
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245
… James McCULLOH of City of
Westminster Esq. one of the Gents of his Majesty’s Privy Chamber (one of the
parties of the 1st pt) …. & Francis
NORTH of Oristown Co. Meath of 4th pt Reciting L&R 10
Aug 1701 Tripartate btw James BARNWALL Esq. since deceased / Walter BAGENAL
Esq. & Elinor BAGENAL als BARNWAL since deceased then wife of said Walter
BAGENAL and eldest daughter of the said James BARNWALL of 1st pt
Christian BORR & Richard TISDALE Esq. of 2nd pt Robert CUSACK
since deceased of 3rd. IN consideration of 1,500 pounds due for
the portion of Jane youngest daughter of James BARNWELL and then wife of
Robert CUSACK .. grant lands of Brymore, Co. Dublin for children of Robert
& Jane CUSACK – Elinor was the only surviving child and made her mother
Jane executrix of her will. Her mother Jane then married Robert DILLON Esq. NOTE:
This deed runs to several pages and includes many more names and townlands.
Some of it may be worth revisiting |
1730 Sep 18
ROD: 67-475-46830
James McCULLOCH to El SHELBOURNE1730-1745
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247
This one has Francis NORTH of Dublin & Thomas DANCE of Oristown Co.
Meath |
1731 Oct 19
ROD: 67-470-46819
James McCULLOCH to SWIFT 1730-1745
Complex tripartite lease – pages long
James McCULLOCH merchant |
1732 Jul 6
ROD 71-52-48696
Thomas MORRIS of Marlybone Lane, Co.
& City of Dublin, brewer of 1 part & Edward McCULLAGH of City of
Dublin, Gent of the other. |
1732 Jun 15 & 16
ROD: 71-72-48835
SHIMIN-McCULLAGH
Between Michael SHIMIN of City of
Dublin, Cordwinder of 1st part & John McCULLAGH of Killiegh, Kings
Co. Gent of 2nd part ...lands in Dublin. |
1733 Jun 24
ROD 154-48-102649
Marriage Contract between John STEEL
of Kenbelly of one part & Susanna McCULLOGH of other part. WITNESS: John
DAVISON of Knockburn[?] malster & George McCULLOGH of Eglish, yeoman, Co.
Antrim .... and then April 16, 1752 ... signed and sealed by Susanna
McCULLOGH otherwise STEEL, widow and relict of said John STEELL in presence
of John DAVISON & James MOORE of Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Gent (reference
to High Court of Chancery in
Ireland). |
1733 Jul 5
ROD: 74-319-51366
McCULLOCH Jas to RIGGS 1730-1745
James McCULLOUCH of Parish of St.
James, Westminster, Co. Middlesex. |
1734 Mar 11
ROD 78-530-57579
Hugh McCULLAGH of Lisky, Parish of
Camus, Co. Tyrone, Gent & Rebecca his wife of the one pt & Wm
SINCLARE of Barney, Parish of Camus, Co Tyrone...demised new house.
Btw 1730-45
ROD 94-355-66666
Hugh McCULLAGH of Liskey, Parish of
Camus, Co. Tyrone & Rebecca his wife & John McCULLAGH, their only
son. Lands in Strabane witness: Hugh BROWN of Strabane, Co. Tyrone. |
1734 Nov 1
ROD 78-250-55215
McCULLOCH Jennette widow [Prob
Jennette HOUSTON, widow of James McCULLAGH] & William McCULLOCH of
Piedmont & Wm STEWART of Cloghog all of Antrim to Joseph ENNES |
1735 May 8
ROD 79-281-55832
James McCULLOH of the City of
Westminster & now of City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt… lands of Cruisreath
Parish of Mullnahudden, Barony of Castleknock, Co Dublin.
NOTE – enter earlier
ones from Westminster. |
1736 Feb 1
ROD 86-329-60600
James McCULLOH of City of Dublin &
Wm TUMMIN of Nestpanstown, Co Dublin ... lands in Co Dublin |
1737 Dec 10
ROD: 87-423-62439
Henry McCULLOCH of Randlestown, Co
Antrim Gent of 1 pt & William McCULLOCH of Piedmont & James CAULFEILD
of of Ballysavage both of Co Antrim Gent of the other pt… marriage to be
solemnized btw Henry McCULLOCH and Ann CRAWFORD (eldest daughter of John
CRAWFORD of Crawfordstown Gen of 3rd pt)… lands in Londonderry for
marriage portion |
1738 May 6
ROD 89-309-63353
WITNESS: Archibald McCULLAGH of
Cullintrough, Co. Armagh, Gent |
1739 Mar 13
ROD 94-279-66326
Hugh McCULLAGH, Strabena, Co. Tyrone
Innkeeper. |
1740 May 10
ROD 98-374-68794
John McCULLAGH of Kileigh, Kings
County & Edward McCULLAGH of Dublin Mtg £350. to Martha TAYLOR in City
of Dublin. Witness BRERTON Clothier, Edward STERLING, John McCULLAGH |
1740 Jul 26
ROD 110-222-76730
Matthew McCULLA of Parish Dundalk, Co.
Louth. Occupant of house in middle Ward Dundalk, Co Louth. |
1740 Nov 20
ROD 315-196-209545
Alexander McCULLAGH of Cladymore,
Parish of Mullaghbrach Co Armagh of 1 pt & John McCULLAGH of Ligastown,
Co Tyrone of the other pt… demised one half of the farm and holding in
Cladymore to be equally divided by quantity and Quality lying to the lower
side of the town for rent of 3 pounds 5s… lease from Edward BOND…. WITNESS:
Samuel McCULLAGH of Cladymore, Co Armagh & Isaac GLENNY of Glenville Co
Down, Gent. NOTE: Parish boundaries changed,
and Cladymore is now in the Parish of Kilclooney. This
deed was registered 1776 Oct 1, but was originally
signed Nov 20, 1740 |
1741 Dec 20
ROD 110-500-78998
Mary WEYMS otherwise McCULLOGH widow
of Francis WEYMS ...house in Blind Quay |
1742 Oct 24
Reciting deed in of Oct 24 1742 in ROD
304-323-201974 in 1774 Sep 25
McCULLOGH
Patrick to TIPPING
Patrick
McCULLAGH of Lurganearly in the Co. Monaghan &
Samuel ENNIS of Crossmale, Co Down of the 1 pt Edward TIPPING McKILEEN Co
Armagh, Esq of the other pt reciting deed Oct 24 1742 between Thomas TIPPING of
Castletown , Co Louth & Patrick McCULLAGH & Samuel ENNIS of other
pt... demised to sd Patrick McCULLAGH for 3 lives
the townland of Mulloduff in Parish of Creggan &
Barony of Upper Fews, Co Armagh rent 43 pounds for 1st 3 years ...
lots of detail .. one of the witnesses was Thomas McCULLAGH of Lurgan, yeoman |
1743 Aug 27
ROD 112-114-77300
Patrick McCULLAGH of Drumcondra Lane,
Dublin, occupant |
1744 Feb 13
ROD: 116-414-81200
Registry of Deeds, Abstracts of Wills.
Jas McCULLOH of City of Dublin – will
dated 13 Feb 1744. Trustees: James STEWART, Co Antrim, & Charles
MACARTNEY, City of Dublin. Residue to nephew William McCULLOH; £600 to eldest
dau Margaret; £600 to 2nd dau Jane; £30 per ann to wife Mary McCULLOH otherwise
FERGUSON; £200 to Alice BOWKER; £100 to servt Alice BOYCE. Executors James
McCULLOH of Piedmount, Co Antrim & his nephew Wm McCULLOH Wit: Paschall
WILSON & Will BIGGER
Probated 13
May 1745. His wife Mary McCULLOH otherwise Ferguson. His nephew Mr Wm. McCULLOH. His eldest daughter Margt. McCULLOH. His second daughter Jane McCULLOH, James Stewart, Co. Antrim, Esq., and Charles MACARTNEY, Dublin, merchant, trustees. To
James MACARTNEY son of said
Charles MACARTNEY £300 when
21 years. Alice BOWKER of the
Kingdom of Great Britain. His servant Alice BOYCE £100 for her faithful service. James McCULLOH of Piedmont, Co. Antrim, Esq., and his said nephew
Wm. McCulloh exors. His real and personal estate.
Witnesses: John TREANOR,
Dublin, Edmd. WALL, Dublin,
gent. Paschall WILSON, Dublin, scrivener.
Memorial witnessed by: Paschall WILSON, William BIGGER,
Dublin, gent. |
1744 Feb 18
ROD 484-279-307788
William M’CULLOCH of Kilmore in Co.
Antrim of the one pt & Joshua M’GEOGH of Armagh of the other part. Reciting that James M’CULLOCH of Piedmont, Co. Antrim Esq. deceased reciting deed Feb
18, 1744 granted let and set to Thomas TIPPING late of Castletown, Co.
Louth since deceased….lands of Tullyallen Cunningham cont 80 acres or thereabouts,
Barony of Fews, Co. Armagh…Feb 18 1744 set to Joshua M’GEOUGH set lands of
Tullyvallen Cunningham 109 acres 1 rood 18 perches WITNESS: Daniel BROWN
attorney at Law, Dublin & Dorothea M’CULLOCH. |
1744 Feb 22
ROD: 116-341-80724
Memorial of Indenture; 1st pt James
ROSS merchant of Belfast; 2nd pt Jas McCULLOCH Esq of Piedmount, Co Antrim;
3rd pt Rev Hugh HILL of Mounthill Co Antrim (with ref to an indenture dated
29 Aug 1744) between James McCULLOCH, Dorothy Beresford SHAW otherwise
McCULLOCH & James ROSS). Ballygrogan, Co Antrim. NOTE:
I believe that there are connections between these McCULLAGHs and the REEDs
of Rahans |
1744 May 12
ROD
115-510-81420
Between Randal
DONALDSON of City of Dublin, Esq of the 1 part Thomas TIPPING of Castletown,
Co. Louth, Esq. James McCULLA [otherwise McCULLOCH] of Peymount [Piedmount],
Co. Antrim Esq. & Alexander McCOMBE of Altnamoy, Co. Antrim Gent of the
other part .... DONALDSON granted to Thomas TIPPING, James McCULLA &
Alexander McCOMBE part of Freeduff whereupon the dissenting meeting house
lately stood ... 1 acre, yearly rent of 1 peppercorn. WITNESS: Thomas KENNEDY
& Robert MURRAY both of City of Dublin, Gents. NOTE the variant spellings within the same deed – this has to do with the Presbyterian
Meeting House at Freeduff. |
1744 Oct 4
ROD
117-90-79755
McCULLOCH Jas
& Dorothy Beresford SHAW orse McCULLOCH
Dorothy Beresford SHAW orse McCULLOCH
of Antrim of one pt & James McCULLOCH of Piedmount, Antrim of other pt
reciting deed made May 1, 1706 by Charles O’NEIL and John O’NEIL of Shanes
Castle & Charity O’NEIL his wife, and Henry ECHLIN of Co. Dublin Knight
of the 1st pt.. Patrick McCULLOCH of Grogan in said Co. Antrim
gent of the 4th pt [lots of lands in Barony of Tom, Co. Antrim]
demised to James McCULLOCH of Grogan for three lives renewable forever… lots
more lands…… also included 357 a 2r 30p in Camlough and 77 acres in Tullyvallen |
1745 May 17
ROD 115-466-81254
James McCULLAGH of Piedmount Co Antrim
Esq to Thomas TIPPING of Castletown Co Louth lands of Tullyvallen Cunningham contg 80A in the Barony of Fews Co Armagh then in possession of
Thomas TIPPING.. for lives of said Thomas TIPPING, William Henry FORTESCUE
& James FORTESCUE of Reynolds Town, Co. Louth |
1746 Dec 18
ROD 122-456-84824
John WALLACE, Schoolmaster of Augher,
Co. Tyrone & Sarah WALLACE als SIM his wife of 1st pt. John
McCULLAGH of Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Merchant of 2nd pt lease and
release re: 3 houses in Strabane, Tyrone, for £30, occupant Sarah SIM of
Strabane, Co. Tyrone, deceased, widow. WITNESS: James WALLACE, Chapman |
1747 Jan 10
ROD 132-240-89123
Reciting James
McCULLOCH, Esq. of Piedmont of 2nd part had mtg sd lands unto
James ROSS, Merchant of Belfast of 1st pt for £2000 to which lands
James McCULLOCH was entitled to for lives renewable forever, James ROSS with
consent of James McCULLOCH assigned over sd lands to Henry MITCHELL Esq. of Dublin
City for £2000 to hold for natural lives of James McCULLOCH William McCULLOCH
& Thomas TIPPING, subj to redemption. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS.
WITNESSES: Robert CARSON, Gent of Dublin City and Robert RAY, Gent of Dublin
City.
1747 Jan 10 NOTE:
The same date as above may be significant.
ROD
132-319-89462
Thomas TAYLOR,
surviving executor of Mary TAYLOR, widow, deceased & John FALKINER
gained judgement in Exch Crt 7July1747 against Thomas TAYLOR, Esq. of Dublin
City, Martha McCULLOCH, daughter and heir of Edward McCULLOCH, Thomas
BERBECK, youngest son , Mary BERBECK orse McCULLOCH, deceased, widow of
Edward McCULLOCH & Thomas BERBECK of Dublin & others for £425 8s.
5p., thus I auctioned mortgaged premsises: dwelling house wherein Thomas
MORRES dwelt and next adjoinging house & garden plot in poss'n of John
HARVEY, to Jonathon STRETTLE for £300 free of mtg, in lib of Thomas Court nr
Dublin to hold for lives of several persons for ever, under yrly rent &
fines mentioned. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS. WITNESSES: Edward BUTLER,
Gent of Dublin City and William CONNOR Clerk to Edward BUTLER |
1747 May 26
ROD 128-37-85907
Francis WEMYS, Esq deceased & Mary
McCULLAGH o'wise WEMYS, widow & executor of Francis WEMYS & Henrietta
WEMYS daughter of Francis & Mary WEMYS of 1st pt 6 acres Drumcondra Lane on Great Rd from Bolton St, town of
Drumcondra, co Dublin.
1747 May 26
ROD 128-37-85908
Francis WEMYS, Esq deceased & Mary
McCULLAGH o'wise WEMYS, widow & executor of Francis WEMYS & Henrietta
WEMYS daughter of Francis & Mary WEMYS of 1st pt Cadogan
House on Blind Quay, Dublin & others. Co. Dublin |
1747 Nov 14
ROD 129-249-86941
Deed of 1 Nov 1744 between Gervais
WALKER of Kilmacrew, Co. Armagh Gent. & Alexander McCULLAGH
Ballynahonemore, Co. Armagh. WALKER leased to McCULLAGH land formerly in
possession of Ann GILLAND of Ballynahonemore & then in possession of said
Alexander McCULLAGH. WITNESS: Leonard GILLESPIE of Kernascobe (aka
Ternascobe), Co. Armagh, linen weaver & Hugh CUMMING of Kearnyhill, Co.
Armagh, Gent |
1747 Nov 14
ROD 126-257-8694
A Memorial of an indented deed of
lease bearing date 13th Jan 1727-8 made between Gervais WALKER of
Kilmacrew in the Parish and County of Armagh Gent of the one part and William McCULLAGH of Ballynahonemore in the
said Parish & County farmer of the other part. Whereby the said Gervais
WALKER for the consideration of £50 to him the said Gervais in hand paid by
said William McCULLAGH all that the
quarter part of the south ward of the townland of Ballynhonemore aforesaid in
the Parish and County of Armagh as then formerly held by James NEILSON
Deceased & John WAGH containing by estimation 100 acres English measure
... term of 19 years rent of £12 Ster. [NOTE a sub lease from the Lord
Archbishop of Armagh with rights of renewal]. Witnesses George WALKER now of
Newry, Co. Down & James DUNLAP of Drumkirk of Co. Armagh Adam DUNLAP
decd [this is confusing] Hugh CUMING of Kerneyhill, Co. Armagh & Alexander McCULLAGH of Ballynahonemore NOTE: This is interesting because of the connection
between WALKER & McCULLAGH – and also land close to where the John
McCULLAGH of Clady who married Jane OLIVER lived at Kearny Hill. See: November
14, 1747. |
1748 Mar 28
ROD 133-80-89317
William
McCULLOCH, intended groom £500 portion from Charles McCARTNEY, merchant,
uncle to Alice COLEMAN, spinster. Deputy Registrar: James SAUNDERS. WITNESSES:
James McCULLOCK, Esq. of Piedmont; Elinor TRIDELL, then of Dublin, now of Bristol, widow; Margaret McCULLOCH,
Spinster, then of Dublin, now of Bristol, & James GALLOWAY, Yeoman of Dublin City.. NOTE: This is the William McCULLAGH (1721-1800) son
of Dorothea Beresford SHAW & William McCULLAGH. |
1750 Will of Alexander McCULLAGH of
Cladymore |
1752 Oct 26
ROD 158-87-105010
James McCULLOCH of Piedmount, Co
Antrim Esq of 1 pt & Arthur Chichester of
Cribilly ins sd Co clk & Daniel O’NEILL of
Ballymanistrain in sd Co…. townlands of Attone |
1752 Nov 6
ROD 155-382-105135
McCULLAGH,
Grizzell - McCULLAGH
Between Grizel McCULLAGH of
Cullinbragh widow & relict & Archibald McCULLAGH late of Cullintragh
Co. Armagh Deceased and one of the executors of the last will and testament of
the said Archibald McCULLAGH deceased of the one part & John McCULLAGH of
the other part. Whereby the said Grizel McCULLAGH in consideration of 5s paid
to her did convey to the said John McCULLAGH .. lands of Drumsallagh, Co.
Armagh . Witnessed by Hugh McCULLAGH of Killylea & Robert CLARK of
Lisnafiddy, both in Co. Armagh & Hugh McCULLAGH and John SCOTT both of
City of Armagh yeoman. |
1753 Jan 10
ROD 159-133-106276
David McCULLOCH and Jane McCULLOUGH
otherwise YOUNG his wife of town of Antrim & James McCULLOCH of Camoly Co
Armagh… in consid of marriage – lands of Ballynickle. |
1654 Oct 16th Admon for John McCullagh of Cladymore. PRONI has D308/64 |
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1755 May 10
ROD 172-421-117173
Btw Hans FAIRLIE of Edenterry Co Down
Gent only son & heir at law of William FAIRLIE late of Lisburn deceased…
[other names] William McCULLOCH of the City of Dublin Merchant.. lands of
Lurgantory als Lurgantoam in Barony of Eveagh Co Down
[Note:
#117633 deed leads me to suspect that it is in Lisburn, which straddles Antrim & Co. Down ] |
1755 Jun 25
ROD 172-498-117633
Btw Philip
FLETCHER of Lisburn Co Antrim Esq. & Alexander M’CULLA of Lisburn
Innkeeper of the other pt… parcel of land called Lurginure 47a in Parish of
Lisburn Manor of Killultagh… |
1755 Nov 15
ROD 179-73-118918
David McCULLAGH & wife Jane of
Town of Antrim & Margaret LORIMER and Henry JOY trustees for Margaret
LORIMER leased land to McROBERTS in Ballynickle, Parish of Comber, Co Antrim.
To James McMULLAN
1755 Nov 15
ROD 179-73-118921 Much as above. |
1756 May 8
ROD 180-360-120885
John McCULLAGH of Drumsallen, Parish
& Co Armagh of 1 pt & Archibald LIVINGSTON & Nichola LIVINGSTON
his the said John McCULLAGH’s nephew & niece of the other part ... made
over Drumsallaen to him WITNESS; Andrew PRENTICE of Armagh, Co Armangh Gent |
1756 Dec 2
ROD 183-343-123039
Roger McMAHON
of Mullaghbrack, Co. Monaghan & John BARLOW Esq. of 1st pt
& Alexander McDONALD of Templetate of 2nd pt. Interest in
lease of Mullaghbrack, Co. Monaghan, excepting house and garden.
WITNESS: Fulk McCULLAGH; Felix McDONALD of Co. Monaghan & Meredith McCANN
Schoolmaster of Co. Monaghan. NOTE: There may
be a transcription error (perhaps mine) re: the name “Fulk”. |
1757 Feb 18
ROD 156-257-105496
McCULLOCH Jas
to SHAW 1746-1758 NOTE: The index mentioned
SHAW, but the memorial notes did not.
James McCULLAGH of Camoly Esq. demised
to Christopher MURPHY Gent of Crewmeyrer 2p Lissawry + Crewmeyrer, Barony of
Fews, Arm for 31 years. WITNESS: James McCULLA of Town of Armagh
1757 Feb 18
ROD 187 |
1759 September 19
ROD: 200-373-133537
McCULLOCH Anne, Henry & Jas to
CRAWFORD. This is a marriage agreement concerning the marriage of Robert
ALEXANDER & Ann McCULLOCH. Nathaniel ALEXANDER, Alderman of Londonderry
to Robert ALEXANDER, 2nd son of Nathaniel ALEXANDER, intended groom £3000.
Lands released by Henry McCULLOCH, Esq. of Ballyanton, Londonderry and by
Henry McCULLOCH & James McCULLOCH, eldest son and heir in law of William
McCULLOCH to James CRAWFORD of Crawfordsburn,, Co. Down & Robert
McCLINTOCK, Esq. of Strabane, Tyrone to hold in trust for several uses. Henry
McCULLOCH to pay £500 marr portion; Henry McCULLOCH released unto James
CRAWFORD & Robert McCLINTOCK 2 messuages on n.side Bishops st
Londonderry bnd on east [unnamed dissenting] on north by Meeting house yard
on west by James COWDEN & ten't of Rev. John CONINGHAM - along with 60p
of land on Island of Derry by on East by William HARPER + 212p on Island of
Derry bnd on east by perches of Widow GIFFORD, Nathaniel ALEXANDER &
Widow MORAN; on south by Thomas YOUNG + 24 p on s.side of rd to Colemore bnd
on east by George GUNN on west by Frederick GORDON & Henry DIXON; for
life of William DARCUS, 2nd son of Henry DARCUS of Londonderry, Henry DARCUS,
3rd son of Henry DARCUS & Robert DARCUS, 4th son of Henry DARCUS as demised
by Society of G0__ [Goldsmiths?] & Assistants of London of new Plantation
of Ulster to Nathaniel ALEXANDER. Robert ALEXANDER agreed if Ann McCULLOCH
the younger, 2nd daughter of Henry McCULLOCH & Henry McCULLOCH to survive
him, then his land to be charged with £50 annuity for Ann McCULLOCH during
life of Ann McCULLOCH and Henry McCULLOCH; if Robert ALEXANDER to survive Ann
McCULLOCH £2000 to the children; others such intents. Deputy Registrar: James
SAUNDERS. WITNESSES: Jane McCULLOCH, spinster of Belfast, Co. Antrim; Samuel
CURRY, merchant of Londonderry City; Henry McCULLOCH, servant; Mathew _EALY
[MEALY?], yeoman of Camoly, Co. Armagh; Luke _EALY [MEALY?], yeoman of
Camoly, Co. Armagh & John ECKLIN, Clerk of Drogheda, Co. Louth.
Thanks to Mike Stewart for notes.
NOTE: Camly (Macullagh) is a townland
in the Parish of Newtownhamilton, Barony of Fews Upper, Co. Armagh. A Matthew
and Luke MAILEE both show up in the Tithes Applotments of 1830 |
1759 Nov 22
ROD 203-51-134113
James McCULLOCH of Kirkholm in the
county of Wigttown in North Britain Gent & Patrick M’CULLOCH of Larne in
Co. Antrim |
1760
Judgment in King's Court, between
William Alexander of Dublin, merchant, and Henry McCulloch of Ballyarton, and
James McCulloch, eldest son and heir of William McCulloch, late of Piedmont, Co. Antrim. PRONI: D1118/3/7/5 |
1762 Jan 17
ROD 243-7-155769
James McCULLOCK… Henry M’CULLOCK of
Ballyaarten Co Londonderry Esq of the 4th pt; Dorothea Beresford
McCULLOCK daughter of Henry
McCULLOCK of 5th pt, James McCULLOCK & James NESBITT of the 6th pt… Jane McCULLOCK eldest daughter of the sd Henry McCULLOCK of the 9th pt… marriage between James McCLINTOCK and said Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH..
500 pounds sterling.. lands in Co Tyrone. |
1763 May 6
ROD 322-503-22076
William McCULLOGH of Mount Norris,
Parish of Loughily, Co. Armagh release to John McCULLOGH of Mountnorris …
lands etc of Tullygallen, Manor of Mountnorris … Samuel READ of Tullyallen …
life and lives of Wm McCULLOGH, Samuel READ & John McCULLOGH |
1764 Oct 8
ROD 288-96-186787
Marr Arts Mary McCULLAGH of
Flowerhill, Parish of Dunluce, Co Antrim for Sarah McCULLAGH to marry Wm
MAJOR of City of Londonderry Merchant |
1764 Nov 30
ROD 238-119-153339
Mr. McCULLA was an adjacent occupant
of house in St Nicholas Street, Dublin. |
1766 Jun 10
ROD 261-610-175298
McCULLAGH,
Alexander - WALLACE see: 1766
Jun 10.
NAMES: William McCULLAGH of Tullygalone; Alexander McCULLAGH of
Tullyallen; John McCULLAGH; Patrick GIBSON of Crunagh; Robert McCALL; Joseph
McGOWN of Keadybeg; Robert McCALLA; John SCOTT; William MOLINEUX; Thomas
McCANN. |
1767 Dec 13
ROD 290-355-192470
Alexander McCULLAGH of City of Dublin,
bricklayer & Rev Ephriam CUTHBERT of Drogheda of the other. Reciting deed of Dec 13, 1767 land in
Corp of St Mary’s Abbey, Co & City of Dublin front to Earls St then
called Henry St…. |
1768 Apr 21
ROD 266-255-170283
Marriage: John GRAVES jr of City of
Dublin of 1st part; James DOBBIN & Henry BAMBRICK both of town
& Co. Armagh of 2nd part & Mary McCULLOUGH of said town
and Co. Armagh, spinster of 3rd part ... marriage shortly to be had between John GRAVES
jr. & M. McCULLOUGH ... grant ... unto said James DOBBIN & Henry
BAMBRICK ... 4 houses in tenements in Blanchford, Co. Dublin which John
GRAVES the elder holds by lease. WITNESS: Robert SCOTT, Town of Armagh,
apothecary & John MACARTNEY of Town of Armagh, merchant, both in Co.
Armagh & John WILSON, Town & Co. Armagh; George WILSON formerly of
Armagh. |
1769 Feb 3
ROD 367-14-245523
Marr art. Btw James McCULLOUGH of
Ballynees in the proportion of Vintners Co Londonderry farmer of the 1 pt;
& Francis DICKSON of Ballymacombe Co Londonderry farmer of other part. Marriage to be had btw John McCULLOGH son
and heir to James McCULLOUGH & Sarah DICKSON eldest daughter of Francis
DICKSON… half of his farm at
Ballynees from James & Jane McCULLOGH (his wife) for son John McCULLOUGH…
40 pounds marriage jointure from Francis DICKSON. WITNESS: William DICKSON
now of Coleraine & Morgan WILSON of Limnary & Richard DICKSON of
Ballymacombe & John STEEL of Ballymacombe farmer. |
1769 Apr 22
ROD 261-610-175298 NOTE: The registry numbers here seem to be
incorrect.
Alan McCULLAGH [sic? Alexander McCULLAGH?] of
Lurgannearly, Co. Monaghan, farmer for 30 pounds consideration did grant to
William WALLACE of Newry, Co. Down Gent, 70 acres 30p on Hill called
Tullyneal joining John McGOWEN’s and John ROGERS lands situate within the
townland of Tullyvallen WITNESSES: David
RICHARDSON, Hugh BOYD, of Newry Merchant |
1771 Jan 7
ROD 279-595-184349
Henry McCULLAGH of Dunlarge, Parish of
Derrynoose, Co. Armagh, farmer. George FY of Clar, Co. Cavan weaver &
Margaret TY otherwise McCULLAGH his wife & Jane McCULLAGH of Dunlarge
afsd spinster of the 1 pt & George ROBINSON of Cavanaca in Co Armagh,
Esq. of the other pt. Reciting a lease made by Barry MAXWELL Esq to Henry
McCULLOUGH late father of sd Henry McCULLOUGH of town and lands of Dunlarge
cont 21 acres plantation measure… more detail |
1774 Sep 20
Belfast Newsletter 1774 Sep 20 DIED: At Camoley in the Fews James M McCULLOCH, Esq |
1774 Sep 25
ROD 304-323-201974
McCULLOGH
Patrick to TIPPING
Patrick
McCULLAGH of Lurganearly in the Co. Monaghan &
Samuel ENNIS of Crossmale, Co Down of the 1 pt Edward TIPPING McKILEEN Co
Armagh, Esq of the other pt reciting deed Oct 24 1742 between Thomas TIPPING of Castletown , Co Louth &
Patrick McCULLAGH & Samuel ENNIS of other pt... demised to sd Patrick McCULLAGH for 3 lives the townland
of Mulloduff in Parish of
Creggan & Barony of Upper
Fews, Co Armagh rent 43 pounds for 1st 3 years ... lots of detail
.. one of the witnesses was Thomas McCULLAGH of Lurgan, yeoman |
1775 Mar 1
ROD: 308-69-203699
Alexander McCULLOCH of City of Dublin
bricklayer to Jane TYLDESLEY spinster… James McCULLOCH… lands on South Side
of Great Britain St Abbey of St Mary’s City of Dublin… adjoining Mr READs
meadow… further description
etc. See also ROD 305-609-203984: James McCULLOH of Dublin,
plaisterer.. land on south side of Great Britain St., of St Mary’s Abbey,
City of Dublin, … bounded by land demised to Alexander McCULLOH & Mr
READ’s meadow… |
1775 Aug 28
ROD 308-397-205650
John McCULLAGH of Clady, Parish of
Mullaghbrack Co Armagh of 1 pt & Robert McCULLAGH of same of other pt.
Townland of Linnalea in Parish & Co Armagh 37A 1R English Stature Measure.
WITNESSES: James LITTLE John KIRKPATRICK & Francis DUFFY. NOTE: Possibly the John McCULLAGH who died in Clady
in 1787. He was the father of the John McCULLAGH who married Jane OLIVER,
sister of Benjamin OLIVER. |
1775 Nov 6
ROD 310-200-206083
James HENRY of Ballyleaghry, Parish of
Balleagh, Co. Londonderry & daughter Rachel HENRY & Patrick M’CULLOCH
of Derrynasla in parish of Boveragh, Co. Londonderry – marriage.McCULLAGH in Derrymefad. Witness inclRobert
M’CULLOCHof Derrnaslea |
1776 Mar 20
ROD 312-125-207613
Mullacroich,
Par of Tullycorbett
Robert McCULLAGH & David McCULLAGH
son of Robert – Mullagheronk, Parish of Tullycorbet, Co Monaghan. |
1776 Apr 4
ROD 310-534-207749
William CROZIER Formerly Banbridge,
Down, now Tandragee, Armagh Gent of 1st pt to William McCULLAGH
of Magherally, Co Down Gent of 2nd pt for £67.12.9 tenement in
Banbridge occupied by Francis IRWIN and a field in Edenderry in possession of William McCULLAGH of Town of Armagh, Apothocary ; subject to
redemption |
1776 Oct 1
ROD 315-196-209545
Alexander McCULLAGH of Cladymore,
Parish of Mullaghbrach Co Armagh of 1 pt & John McCULLAGH of Ligastown,
Co Tyrone of the other pt… demised one half of the farm and holding in
Cladymore to be equally divided by quantity and Quality lying to the lower
side of the town for rent of 3 pounds 5s… lease fom Edward BOND…. WITNESS:
Samuel McCULLAGH of Cladymore, Co Armah & Isaac GLENNY of Glenville Co
Down, Gent. NOTE: Parish boundaries changed,
and Cladymore is now in the Parish of Kilclooney. This
deed was registered in 1776, but was originally signed Nov 20, 1740 |
1777 Apr 30
ROD 315-337-211798
Btw Thomas McCULLAGH of Gordonauld, Co
Down Gent of 1 pt & Alexander McCULLAGH of Grey Abbey Mill in sd Co Down,
Gent of other pt…. demised Gordonault ors Gortonal McNabbs lnd & Shandrum Meadow, Parish of Grey Abbey
Barony Ardee Co Down. |
1777 Oct 15
ROD 321-80-213579
Anne McCULLAGH ors BETTRIDGE ors
CORBETT. Of Swords, Dublin of 1st pt. |
1778 Oct 1
ROD 319-344-217522
Between Patrick McCULLAGH of
Tullyvanus, Co. Monaghan of 1st part. Allen McCULLOGH of
Tullyvanus of other part. Reciting that Alexander McCULLOGH late of
Lurganear, Co. Monaghan cooper by lease date 8th May 1778 did
demise to Patrick McBURNEY of Mulloghduff, Co. Armagh farmer all that part
& parcel of land then in said Alexander’s possession with houses and
offices thereon situate in said townland Lurganearly … for natural life of
William [I assume McCULLOGH] & also reciting that said Alexander
McCULLOGH by deed dated 20 May 1778 did assign to said Patrick McCULLOGH his
the said Alexander McCULLOGH’s right title [?] land & the profits arising
thereout … from 20 May for natural life of the said Elizabeth BAILIE the said
deed 1 Oct 1778 thereon witnessed that the said Peter McCULLOGH for the
consideration therein mentioned did assign and transfer to the said Allan
McCULLOGH all his the said Patrick McCULLOUGH … lands of Lurganearly.
WITNESS: Godfrey McCULLOUGH & Edward GLASSEY. |
1778 Nov 24
ROD 349-185-233545
Between William McCULLOGH of townland
and Parish of Rasavan, Diocese of Connor, Co. Antrim of 1 pt. & Samuel
McCULLAGH of same. |
1780 May 8
ROD 333-217-223553
Btw William McCULLOUGH of City of
Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Owen CALLAGHAN of Cullovlle Co Armagh Gent of
the other pt. demised Dwelling House and Malt House Distilling Office houses
Turf Yard and Kitchen garden & the 4th tenement of Culloville
being part of townland of Mungoleagh 5 3r 8 p bounded on the east by the
Great Road from Castleblayney to Dundalk on the south by the road from
Carrickmacross to Newry. [more description of land and neighbours] |
1781 Jan 26
ROD 336-580-226444
Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of Antrim in the Co of
Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley, Co. Armagh Esq.
deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry McCULLOCH John MORTON
and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his wife Joseph WALKER and
Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria McCULLAGH spinster.. Said
William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and Victoria are children of
John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary and nephews and nieces
and some of the next of Kin of the said James McCULLOCH of the first pt..
William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin Esq. only surviving brother
and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt…. the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for
considerations unto the sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES: William
HOLMES, merchant; John CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim.
Memorial witnessed by William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. |
1781 January 26
ROD: 336-580-526444
Btw Dorothy Beresford McCULLOCH of
Antrim in the Co of Antrim Widow mother of James McCULLOGH late of Camley,
Co. Armagh Esq. deceased. Dr. William McCULLOGH the younger Dr. Henry
McCULLOCH John MORTON and Dorothy Beresford MORTON otherwise McCULLOCH his
wife Joseph WALKER and Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLOCH his wife. And Victoria
McCULLAGH spinster.. Said William the younger, Henry, Dorothy MORTON Jane and
Victoria are children of John McCULLOCH of Antrim afsd surgeon and Apothocary
and nephews and nieces and some of the next of Kin of the said James
McCULLOCH of the first pt.. William McCULLOCH the Elder of the City of Dublin
Esq. only surviving brother and heir at law of the said James McCULLOCH of
the 2nd pt, and the said John McCULLOCH of the 3rd pt….
the parties of the 1st pt quit claim for considerations unto the
sd William McCULLOCH the elder… WITNESSES: William HOLMES, merchant; John
CRAWFORD, Carpenter both of Town & Co Antrim. Memorial witnessed by
William HOLMES and Robert YOUNG of Antrim merchant. |
1782 Jan 10
ROD 346-81-230381
Alexander McCULLOGH bricklayer of 1
pt. Land on east side of Drogheda I St Mary’s Abbey, City of Dublin |
1783 Apr 23
ROD377-205-251437
James AIKIN of North St., Newry of 1st pt to James McCULLAGH of Lisnagade, Aughaderg, Co
Down of 2nd pt for 10s per annum;
tenement in North St Newry that AIKIN held from William CROSS deceased of
Newry. |
1783 Jul 14
A James McCULLAGH was a witness to the
will of John MONTGOMERY of Aghnecloy, Co. Tyrone. |
1785 Apr 15
ROD 367-90-245996
Marr art. Btw James McCULLOUGH of
Ballynees in the proportion of Vintners Co Londonderry farmer of the 1 pt; 7
Francis DICKSON of Ballymacombe Co Londonderry farmer of other part. Marriage to be had btw John McCULLOGH son
and heir to James McCULLOUGH & Sarah DICKSON eldest daughter of Francis
DICKSON… half of his farm at
Ballynees from James & Jane McCULLOGH (his wife) for son John McCULLOUGH…
40 pounds marriage jointure from Francis DICKSON. WITNESS: William DICKSON
now of Coleraine & Morgan WILSON of Limnary & Richard DICKSON of Ballymacombe
& John STEEL of Ballymacombe farmer. |
1785 Jun 18
ROD
379-554-255489
Alexander
McCULLOGH, Linen Merchant of Clady Co. Armagh
James HAMILTON auctioned the Lands of Lisnagennell, Down, by virtue of a decree for the payment
of a debt due to Alexander McCULLOGH by John & Catherine DICKSON of
Lisnagennell. Bought for £1,350 by David BLEAKLY of City of Dublin Merchant
in trust for Alexander McCULLOGH. |
1786 Mar 3
ROD 376-159-250124
Alexander McCULLOGH bricklayer of 1 pt
& Andrew MURHY of Dublin Coal Factor of the other. In consid of 119
pounds… dwelling house on Lower Ormond Quay in parish of St. Mary’s cont in
front 17 feet 6 inches… |
1786 May 5
ROD 375-232-250863
Marriage article btw William STATIONER
of 1st pt; Mary McCULLOH of the said City [city not mentioned]
spinster 2nd daughter of Ann McCULLOH then late of Birr in Kings
Co. deceased who was one of the sisters of Fenwick LYDDALL then late of
Threadneedle Street London Gent deceased of 2nd pt; & Richard ASLY
of said city of 3rd pt.. Fenwick LYDALL wrote his last will 9 Nov
1772 where he bequeathed his estate in Bershire… children of his 3 sisters
Mrs. McCULLOH, Mrs. MASON & Mrs. SIMPLE…. |
1786 Aug 12
ROD 377-418-253324
Rev James M’CULLOCH of Cokeman, Co.
Antrim of one part & John M’CULLOCH of Larne, Co. Antrim Gent and Patrick
M’CULLOCH of Larne nephew of said James M’CULLOGH… demised farm of North
Ballyruther… 60a… Parish of Caincastle, Co. Antrim.. WITNESS: Samuel FERRIS
of Larne, Co. Antrim Surgeon & William JACKSON Surgeon in his Majesties
Navy . John M’CULLOCH |
1786 Sep 8
ROD 392-271-258870
Btw Thomas McCULLAGH Junr of
Derryvalley Parish of Tullycorbet Co Monaghan Gent of 1 pt & Robert
DONALDSON of Ballybay Merchant of other pt... demised lot of land in Ballybay
btw Robert DONALDSONs house & that of Moses GRAY excepting sufficient
road for horses and carriages... for lives of Thomas DIXON, Charles WILSON of
Tullybrack & John JACKSON so to James JACKSON of Ballybea [aka Ballybay]..
Witness Andrew McMURRAY of Ballybea, Apothacary & Thomas JAMES Gent one
of the Attorneys... |
1786 Oct 24
ROD 383-30-253433
Lease of 1734 William CROSS to James
EAKIN of Newry; John ATKINS, Cabinet Maker of Dublin of 1st pr
grants to James McCULLAGH & John McCULLAGH both Linenweavers of Lisnagade, Co Down tenement in Dirty
Lane, now North Street, Newry, Co Down |
1787 Feb 26
ROD 392-77-257928
Robert McCULLAGH of Clady, Co Armagh
Linen draper of 3rd pt... lands of Dremorgan...
Benjamin BELL of Elizahill, Co. Armagh mortgaged lands of Dromorgan, held under lease from
General LYONS, to Henry GREEN deceased. Mortgage foreclosed + premises
auctioned. John STEEL Attorney of City of Dublin on behalf of Robert
McCULLAGH of Clady Armagh, Linen Draper, purchased for £940 |
1787 Sep 19
ROD 393-422-260842
McCULLOCH David & Samuel McCULLOCH
both of Ballynease, Co. Londonderry 1786-1793 |
1788 Apr 29
ROD 396-490-262307
Alexander McCULLOCH of Rathgill, Co
Down & wife Helen M’CULLOCH otherwise WHITE of 1st pt &
James JACKSON of Newtownards Apothocary of the other pt…. tenement on south
side of Greenwell St in Town of Newton |
1788 Sep 19
ROD 399-487-264507
PRONI D2489
Notes: William McCULLOCH red’d from Peter JACKSON £210 Deed 399.489.264507 19
Sept 1788 Between William McCULLOCH of Ballygilly, Co. Antrim Doctor of
Physic & Peter JACKSON [Gent] of Steeple, Co. Antrim ... John McCULLOCH
late of Antrim, apothecary., deceased.
William McCULLOGH for consids releases
unto Peter JACKSON half ten on s. side of street in Antrim above the church
together with waste half ten adjoining other half ten - the whole called
Lindsays ten + 11 acres Eng measure being part of field called Cotter's hill
on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus for lives and rent as mentioned.
Ann IRWIN formerly in occupation of part of field
called Cotter's hill on left of road from Antrim to Carrickfergus. |
1789 Sep 25
ROD 411-546-272601
Btw William McCULLAOCH of Kilmore Co
Dublin Esq of one pt & Owen CALLAGHAN of Cullaville Co Armagh Gent of
other McCULLAGH demised lands of Glassdrummon & Carrickinmoan then in his
actual possession abt 76 acres in Barony of Fews, Co Armagh... for lives of James
CALLAGHAN John CALLAGHAN & Owen CALLAGHAN – three oldest sons of Owen
CALLAGHAN .Witness William McCULLAGH jr of Kilmore Esq son of Wm McCULLAGH
the lessor by John REED of Ballywen Co Armagh Gent... |
1789 Dec 30
ROD 411-546-272602
McCULLOGH William
to O'CALLAGHAN 1786-1793
Wm M’CULLOCH of Kilnure Co of Dublin
Esq of 1 pt & Owen CALLAGHAN of Cullaville Co Armagh Gent of the other
pt. M’CULLOCH demised to O’CALLAGHAN town & lands of Glassdrummon &
Carrickinmoan then in his actual possession containing 76A of bog &
profitable land Irish Measure in Barony of Fews… WITNESS William M’CULLOCH
jun |
1790 Jul 16
ROD 423-445-276323
A Meml of an
Indented deed of Assignment bearing date the sixteenth day of July one
thousand seven hundred and ninety and duly executed between Alexander WILSON
late in Dunremon in the County of Monaghan but now of Augavilly in the County
of Leitrim farmer of the one part and James McCULLAGH of Derryvalley in the
County of Monaghan Linnen Draper of the other part reciting that the said
Alexr Did for the Considern therein mentd sell assign transfer and make over
unto the said Thomas McCULLAGH (!!) …
[Very similar to 423 159 275616;
change from James to Thomas is as written.] |
1790 Jan 5
ROD 423-159-275616
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1790Jan5-WILSON-McCULLAGH.html
NAMES: Alexander WILSON of Dunraymond, Co. Monaghan and Aghavilly, Co.
Leitrim; Thomas McCULLOUGH aka McCULLAGH of Derryvalley and Losset, Co.
Monaghan; William BREAKEY of Drumskelt; James LECKY; Charles GILLESPIE of
Arotuaghyt aka Ardaghy. |
1790 Mar 8
ROD 483-378-314998
Robert McCULLOUGH the elder of
Mullycrunk, Parish of Tulycorbitt Co Monaghan & Robert McCULLOUGH the
younger of the Town of Monaghan of the 1 pt. James McCREIGHT of Corlea Parish
of Tullycorbett of the other pt. reciting that Robert FITZGERALD is into a certain
proportion of the lands of Mullaghcrunt abt 30 acres Irish Plantation measure
or thereabouts by indenture of lease perfected by William RIDDELL of
Annymacneil & Adam RUTHERFORD of Caddagh both in Co Monaghan to the said
Robert McCULLAGH the elder bearing date 17 Jan 1744 in the Parish of
Tullcorbett Co Monaghan to old for 967 lives [which suggests that part of an
original term of 999 had elapsed?] at yearly rent of 3 pounds 6s. and that
Robert McCULLAGH on the intermarriage of of David McCULLAGH one of his sons
made over to sd David McCULLAGH by marriage articles one half of the
abovementioned leasehold…. Deed 6 Mar 1784 in cosid of 116 pounds pd by James
McCREAIGHT late of COrlea in Co Monaghan deceased. [faded ink – hard to read
more detail] WITNESSES: John McCULLOUGH of Nappagh [aka Knappagh] farmer,
Adam McCULLOUGH of Ballybea [aka Ballybay] Grocer and by Thomas WELL
Ballybea, Innkeeper |
1790 Aug 8
ROD 424-464-276637
William McCULLOUGH of Ballygelly, Co.
Antrim to Thomas WILSON of Ballygelly, Co. Antrim |
1790 Aug 9
ROD 497-161-319069
Samuel McCULLOH of Dublin Carpenter of
1st pt. |
1790 Aug 23
ROD 425-238-276832
McCULLOCH
Hilly [Willy?] to WORKMAN 1786-1793
Willy M’CULLOCH of Killwaghter, Co
Antrim… |
1791 Dec 3
ROD 445-313-286821
Deed of Sale between John M’CULLOUGH
& Agnes McCULLOUGH wife of sd John McCULLOUGH of townland of Ballyrobin
parish of Killead, Co. Antrim of the 1 pt. Sold land house & premises
that they now enjoy in townland of Ballyrobin to David McCULLOUGH of Lisburn,
& Co. Antrim afsd [sic] NOTE: It seems the
couple had it as a marriage dowry. |
1792 May 30
ROD 447-441-290610
McCULLOGH
James to RANKIN 1786-1793
Btw James McCULLOGH of Knocknagney
farmer and Mary McCULLOGH als BARBER als JACKSON his wife of 1st pt. sold to Rankin pt of Knocknagony late in occupation of James McCULLOGH
& Mary his wife WITNESS: John JACKSON and Robert JACKSON both farmers of
Knocknagoney. |
1792 Mar 7
ROD 471-70-298007
Charles SEAVER of Corcreaghan, Co.
Down, Gent of 1st part & Robert McCULLOUGH of Ballybright
[Ballybought?], Co. Armagh Nailer of other part. Lease to McCULLOUGH of
Ballybought Co. Armagh now in poassession of Robert McCULLOUGH & John
NEILSON & undertenants on north side of the road leading into Newry “in
as fee simple a manner was let to John MONTGOMERY of Canal Street, Co.
Armagh, Merchant ... during natural lives of Robert McCULLOUGH, Mary
McCULLOUGH orse [?]lson [possibly NEILSON? WILSON?] his wife and Sarah
McCULLOCH daughter to both and also during the life & lives. WITNESS:
Robert CASSIDY of Newry, Co. Down weaver & Thomas COLE of Emyvale, Co.
Monaghan Land Surveyor. |
1792 Jun 15
ROD 450-261-291310
James McCULLAUGH of Mary St City of
Dublin Stucco plasterer of 1st pt… demised land on west side of
Gardiners St containing in front 110’ |
1792 Jun 26
ROD 456-123-291311
James McCULLOUGH of Mary St., City of
Dublin stucco plasterer demised plot of land on North side of Mountjoy Sq
cont in front to Square 46’… on an adjunct lot, land also owned by James
McCULLOUGH on which 2 houses
were being built |
1792 Dec 27
ROD 534-229-350045
Btw John McCULLOCH of Parish of
Glassdummon Parish of Mullaghbrach Co Armagh & William BRYSON of
Ballysallagh, Parish of Bangor Co Down in condid of 63.8.3 pd McCULLOGH
transferred land on the West side of North St in town of Newtownards..
bounded on the north by #27 on the east with North St on the south with #2
and on west with Mary St. |
1793
ROD 498-568-321594
James McCULLOGH of Altnamakin .. Revd
Alexander McCOMB of Sizer Hill in 1793 demised to James McCULLOGH townland
of Altnamakin 9a Irish measure. Parish of Newtonhamilton, Co Armagh…. |
1793 Sep 24
ROD 485-195-303862
DAWSON,
Patrick-McCULLOGH 1794-1799
Btw Patrick DEASE of City of Dublin
Merchant & David McCULLOGH of City of Dublin Master Bricklayer of the
other pt…. land east side of Upper Street to Ushers St. |
1796 Mar 21
ROD 494-114-321595
James
McCULLAGH of Altnamackin to David BOYD of same for £47.13.3 ½. Recites that
Alexander McCOMBE of Ozier Hill 2 Nov 1793 let to grantor 9 acres plantation
measure in Altnamackin for 3 lives Edward TIPPING of Bellurgan Park Co. Louth
Esq. said Alexander McCOMBE & Alexander McCOMBE jr for ever at £2.13.3.
Now for £47.13.34 McCULLAGH sells ½ viz
4.1.35 par being the south side therof bounded (subject to £1.6.7) on S by
another farm of said BOYD on W by Widow TRIMBLE on N by Robert THOMPSON on E
by Widow FULTON. WITNESSES: John WILLIAMS of Dublin, John JENKINS of
Altnamackin |
1796 May 19
ROD 493-295-322695
Samuel McCULLAGH of Dublin Carpenter
& Ann McCULLAGH otherwise McCAULT his wife & Michael McSORLEY of City
of Dublin Gent... house in Ormond Quay |
1796 Jul 8
ROD 502-391-325443
Between Rev. Charles MOSSE, City of
Dundalk surviving trustee … estate of Thomas TENISON of Rosefield, Co.
Monagahan, Esq. .. (to be
sold for part of debts) of 2nd part & James McCULLAGH of
Shantenagh, Co. Monaghan Gent of 3rd part … whereby the said
Charles MOSSE in consideration of £1280 pd by James McCULLAGH and by and with
the consent of Thos TENISON … sell to James McCULLAGH … town and lands of
Drummuck. WITNESS [?] Owen MITCHELL of City of Dublin attorney at Law &
Philip WALTERS of Town & Co. Carlow. |
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1799 Jan 17
ROD: 451-566-34018
Dorothea Beresford McCULLOCH of
Gardiner Place Dublin spinster of 1 pt… lands of Kilmore legally vested in
William McCULLOUGH the younger of the City of Dublin deceased… all granted by
Majesties Court to Dorothea .. dwelling house of Kilmore Barony of Coolock,
Co Dublin. NOTE: There are 2 Dorothea
Beresford McCULLOCHs. This one is likely named after her aunt who married
John REED. |
1799 Sep 27
ROD 518-227-341283
Intermarriage of Allan LAUGHLIN of
[Claudy] and Mary McCULLOCH of Ballyartin 11 Oct 1798 & James McCULLOGH
of Ballyartin… whereby Allan LAUGHLIN assigned to James McCULLOGH farm at
[Claudy] commonly called the Old Farm on one side of the road leading from
Derry to [Drumquire] on the other by the river Faughan as lately in the
possession of Arthur LOUGHLIN… WITNESS: Samuel PATTON & Hugh McCULLOGH |
1800 Aug 9
ROD: 528-591-347854
Joseph WALKER of Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim, Apothecary & Jane WALKER otherwise McCULLAGH his wife of 1st part. |
1800 Nov 20
ROD 540-456-356245
James McCULLAGH of City of Armagh,
Gent of 1st pt to George PERRY of City of Armagh, Esq of 2nd pt for £34 paid by PERRY assigns back house at rere
of house lately occupied by Holland LECKY Esq. in English street, Armagh. PMcW
NOTE: Need to explore possible relation to John McCULLAGH (-1818) of
Kearny Hill, husband of Jane OLIVER |
1801 Jul 8
ROD 543-185-357805
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1801July8_OLIVER-McCULLAGH.html
NOTE: Between William OLIVER of the
City of Armagh Soap Boiler and Chandler of the one part and Jane McCULLAGH of
Lissnamuddy in the County of Armagh of the other part ... the said Wm OLIVER
did demise to the said Jane McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of
Brootely in the County of Armagh in his possession held under the
representatives of the late Robert MAXWELL Esq. By deed ... 53 acres English
measure paying the rent yearly of £32 ... and did demise and grant to Jane
McCULLAGH & his assigns all that dwelling house, office and garden in New
Street in the City of Armagh held under the representatives of the late Wm.
JOHNSTON, Gent which said leases and lands are held in perpetuity ... [hard
to read] the said Wm. OLIVER did demise to her the said Jane McCULLAGH during
her natural life. Yet nevertheless said Wm OLIVER is to have and receive all
the rents ... of said premises during her natural life and after his decease
the same is to go to her ... [hard to read] Richard WALSH of the City of
Armagh Book seller & Mary OLIVER of Ennislare in said County. Witness:
Richard WALSH. John RICHARD, Chandler. |
1802 Jan 29
ROD 543-185-357805
Between William OLIVER of the City of
Armagh Soap Boyler and chandler of the first part and Jane McCULLAGH of
Lisnasudy Co. Armagh of the other part the said Wm OLIVER did demise to the
said Jane McCULLAGH all that part of the town and lands of Brootley In the
County of Armagh in his possession held under the Representatives of the late
Robert Maxwell Esq. deceased containing 53 acres English Measure paying
interest yearly £32 Sterling did also demise, grant to said Jane McCULLOUGH
and his [sic] assigns all that dwelling House Offices and garden in new Street
in the City of Armagh held under the representatives of the late William
JOHNSTON Gent of which said leases and lands are held in perpetuity which
said indenture of the 8th day of July above…… .. Benj OLIVER of
Ennislare in said County Gent. NOTE: There
are other transcriptions echoing this. I believe that William OLIVER is the
older brother of Jane McCULLAGH, and they are both siblings of Benjamin
OLIVER (1765-1831). I suspect that by the time of his death, he had retired
to the farm at Brootally. |
1802
ROD 544-48-357378
McCULLOGH
Dorothy orse REED to ANDERSON & anr
Dorothy Beresford REED orse McCULLAGH
wife of John REED the younger of Ballymoyer, Co. Armagh & George ANDERSON
of Newry… [?] Beresford McCULLAGH spinster of Dublin… lands of Camlagh &
Tullyvallen, Upper Fews, Armagh…NOTE: very
hard to read. |
1802 May 12
ROD 646-399-446504
Deed of Conveyance btw James
McCULLOUGH of townland of Fernagh, Co. Antrim farmer of the one pt &
John McCULLOUGH farmer of Fernagh, Co. Antrim of the other… 15 acres |
1802 Dec 7
ROD 544-472-365162
David NEIL of Ballyially, Co Down, Publican and James JOHNSTON of Ballyially, Co
Down now of City Armagh, Hosier of 1st pt to Robert McCULLAGH,
Linen Draper of Clady, Co. Armagh, ground in Thomas St, Town + Co Armagh. PMcW
NOTE: This is quite likely Robert McCULLAGH (abt 1749-1830) of
Cladymore, brother-in-law of Jane OLIVER of Kearney Hill, Armagh. |
1803 Jun 22
ROD 548-186-363950
Wm McCULLAGH Gent of City of Dublin
& Thomas DEGAN of City Publican. House for lives of James McCULLAGH,
William McCULLAGH & Benjamin BROWNE |
1805 May 3
ROD 587-177-397246
Lease Hugh McCULLA of Rathhill, Co
Monaghan to John GREER of Cormagrally, Co Armagh; Comagrally and part of the
school lands of Mountnorris. |
1805 Sep 16
ROD 576-142-386921
Bwtw William M’CULLGH of Antrim Co
Antrim Esq. & John M’CULLOCH of Wexford Co Wexford Esq. Lieut in the Co
Antrim Regiment of Militia and only son of William McCULLOGH afsd…. Transfer
land in Antrim… |
1805 Nov 10
ROD 579-37-388334
McCULLOH Bricklayer of Dublin of 1 pt
& Samuel REED of City of Dublin Alderman - transfer houses &
contents – extensive description of furniture… |
MacCULLAGH, JAMES (1809 - 1847) |
Mathematician and Physicist
http://www.ulsterhistory.co.uk/maccullagh.htm
James
MacCullagh, the eldest of twelve children, was born in the townland of
Landahussy in the parish of Upper Badoney, Co. Tyrone in 1809. He was to become
one of Ireland and Europe's most significant mathematicians and physicists.
He entered Trinity College, Dublin aged just 15 years and became a fellow in
1832. He was accepted as a member of the Royal Irish Academy in 1833 before
attaining the position of Professor of Mathematics in 1834. He was an
inspiring teacher who influenced a generation of students, some of whom were
to make their own contributions to the subjects. He held the position of
Chair of Mathematics from 1835 to 1843 and later Professor of Natural and
Experimental Philosophy from 1843 to 1847. In 1838 James MacCullagh was
awarded the Royal Irish Academy's Cunningham Medal for his work 'On the laws
of crystalline reflexion'. In 1842, a year prior to his becoming a fellow of
the Royal Society, London, he was awarded their Copley Medal for his work 'On
surfaces of the second order'. He devoted much of the remainder of his life
to the work of the Royal Irish Academy. |
1809 Feb 20
ROD 65-419-449001
Recites John McCULLAGH deceased had
tenement in Newry and farm in Drumnahare; His eldest son, James McCULLAGH of
Banbridge was entitled to same and conveyed tenement in Dirty Lane als North
street in Newry to Martha McCULLAGH of Ballanfoy, Co. Down Widow for £61 and
farm in Drumnahare to Jane McCULLAGH, Widow of Drumnahare, Co Down. |
1809 Aug 27
ROD 615-34-419935
James McCULLOGH late of Camly, Co
Armagh, deceased & James McMAHON… refers back to 1760 lease |
1810
ROD 657-98-450609
Between BROWNE of Londonderry [?] Esq. & Elizabeth BROWNE
otherwise BENNETT his wife of 1st part & Sarah Martha MAXWELL
widow of 2nd part & John BALL of City of Dublin barrister
& Andrew McCULLAGH [?] Co. Limerick Clerke of 3rd part ...
lands of Ballingaddy had been demised from MAXWELL to
BALL & McCULLAGH |
1810 Apr 10
ROD 622-432-430212
James McCULLAGH of City of Dublin
Carpenter |
1810 Jan 17
ROD 620-42-423713
John McCULLA,
farmer of Furnabraigh, Co. Londonderry and David ESPY, farmer, Laurafarn, Co.
Londonderry. Mrs. Arabella GIBBES, daughter of Sir William BOWLEY; Sir
William BOWLEY, late deceased; Witnesses: Robert MILLER, Attorney at law of
Moneymore, Co. Londonderry & John CARGAN, serrantman to MILLER of
Moneymore. Registrar: George GRIFFIN. Farm in Furnabrach, Londonderry [80.1.32 plantation] for £50
from John McCULLA to David ESPEY in ESPEY's poss for & during life of
GIBBES or term of 6 years, whichever lasts longer, from 1 Nov 1807 sub to
yearly rent therein, with proviso for redemption upon payment of £50 +
interest.
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1811 Mar 12
ROD 625-240-434839
Deed of Asignment btw James McCULLOUGH
of Aghaboy Co Antrim of the 1st pt & William McCULLOUGH his
son, carpenter, … description of land and transfer…of the 2nd pt |
1814 Dec 2
ROD 682-435-469603
Btw Dorothy Beresford REED otherwise
McCULLAGH, wife of John REED of Rahans, Co. Monaghan. Esq. & George
ANDERSON of Newry, Co. Down Gent…reciting deed of release dated Nov 22, 1800
made between sd John REED & John REED the younger of Ballymoyer, Co.
Armagh of 2nd pt… more names… lots of lands incl Glassdrummond
& Tullyvallen… part of estate of Ann McCULLAGH sister of Dorothy Beresford
McCULLAGH…Ann has since died intestate & unmarried leaving Dorothy her
only sister heir surviving |
1816 Oct 3
ROD 779-322-527657
Deed of conveyance btw John McCULLAGH
senior then late of Clady but then of Kearny Hill 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 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
reputed to be three quarters thereof all lands in manor of Teemore, Co.
Armagh. Also reciting tht 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]. NOTE: Shanecrackenmore is
in the Parish of Mullaghbrack,
Co. Armagh |
1817 Mar 4
ROD 712-548-487683
Btw Robert McCULLAGH sr. of Cladymore,
Co. Armagh gent of the 1 pt; and Samuel McCULLAGH McCULLAGH of Cladymore sr
aforesaid and John McCULLAGH sr of Kearney Hill both in Co. Armagh Gent and
both brothers of Robert McCULLAGH of the other part. Reciting that the said
Robert McCULLAGH was leased several real freehold and personal estates and
properties consisting of Lands Tenements heritments in the towns and lands
of Cladymore Carrickbreagh Letmacallen Drumorgan Leneylea Raven Hill and
Kilbereery in Co Armagh and all money and securities for money to a
considerable amt that said Robert McCULLAGH had a wife and six children by
her then living, namely Margaret McCULLAGH sr. his wife John McCULLAGH jr,
Samuel McCULLAGH jr and Elizabeth McCULLAGH Anne MCULLAGH Margaret McCULLAGH
jr and Martha McCULLAGH and that said Robert McCULLAGH sr also had a natural
son named Robert McCULLAGH jr and in order to make a settlement of his
estates and properties between his said sons to secure portions for his said
daughters and a jointure for his wife said Robert McCULLAGH senior vested all
his said estates and properties in his said two brothers Samuel McCULLAGH
and John McCULLAGH sr…..details of how it is to be parceled out. NOTE: John McCULLAGH of Kearney Hill was the husband
of Jane OLIVER. |
1817 Oct 8
McCULLOGH / FAULKNER
Flat limestone slab: -
Sacred
To the Memory of William
Mc
Cullogh of Dundalk who
departed
this life the 8th of October 1817 in
the 79th year
of his age.
Also to the Memory of
Hannah
McCullogh otherwise
Faulkner his
wife who departed this
life the 8th of November 1827 aged 70 years
This tomb was erected by
their affectionate
neice Mifs Hannah
Faulkner as a tribute of
love and respect to
departed worth. |
1818 Feb 23
ROD 725-7-494943
John REED of Rahans, Co. Monaghan Esq.
reciting deed of release Nov 22, 1800 between John REED of 1st part & Dorothea Beresford McCULLAGH of the City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt, James MOODY of City of Dublin Esq. John REED the elder of Ballymoyer, Co.
Armagh of 3rd lands incl Tullyvallen, Co. Armagh… Anne McCULLAGH
spinster sister of Dorothy McCULLAGH…. WITNESES: James McGomery REED of
Dublin, Gent, att. & Jane REED of Ballymoylen, spinster |
1821 Nov 14
ROD 767-346-520481
Mtg btw John McCULLAGH Rathdrumgan,
Co. Armagh, farmer of 1 pt & Frances BARNES, widow of William BARNES of
Grange, Co. Armagh farmer demised part of townland of Tievenacree 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. |
1821-25 (need to get date)
ROD 780-1-527936
Robert McCULLAGH of Killeen, farmer,
James CORRY, 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 McCILLAGH
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…. |
1824 Apr 2
ROD 791-289-534824
Between Samuel McCULLAGH of Cladymore
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. |
1831 Nov 17
ROD 1834-19-119
John JACKSON of Larne, Co. Antrim,
carpenter of 1 pt. & Samuel ALEANDER of Larne, saddler …land in the town
of Larne on the North side of the street leading to Mill from new Town, …
parish of Larne. WITNESSES: Miles ATKINSON, merchant; William McCULLOCH,
Doctor of Medicine, both of Larne, Co. Antrim. |
1832 Feb 9
BNL 1832 Feb 17: At Rahans near
Carrickmacross in the 9th inst, in the 75th year of her
age, DOROTHEA BERESFORD UPTON REED, wife of John REED Esq., and
grand-daughter and heiress of the late Wm. M’Culloch of Redmont [ sic Piedmount] , in the Co of Antrim,
Esq. Mrs. Reed having died without issue is succeeded, as heir at law, in her
valuable estates in Co Armagh, &ct by her cousin John Shaw M’Culloch of
the town of Drogheda. NOTE: I suspect that Redmont should be Piedmont. |
1832 Feb 13
Dorothea B. REED [aka Dorothea
Beresford REED] died 1832 (Creggan
Burials) age 80. |
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1833
NAMES:
James BOWES Jr. & James BOWES Sr. & John BOWES of Newbliss. Robert
McCULLAGH & Jane McCULLAGH of Kilnamuddy; John McCARTER of Drumgriston;
Robert MARTIN of Newbliss; Rev. Andrew JOHNSTON of Newbliss; James WRIGHT
& John WRIGHT of Clinto; Mary BARTLEY otherwise BOWES & James BARTLEY
of Ballybay |
1838 Oct 25
ROD 1838-22-6
NAMES: Rev. Andrew McCULLAGH aka McCULLOGH of Caledon; Marianne FISHER
of Caledon; Robert McCULLOGH of Killnamuddy; Thomas McCARTER of Newbliss;
Robert FISHER of Monree; Robert HAWTHORNE of Tandregee; Sarah FISHER of
Monree; Richard TROTTER. |
1839 Nov 13
ROD 1839-23-125
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1839Nov13-McCULLAGH-BEATTIE.html
NAMES: William McCULLAGH of Dundalk;
James BEATTIE, Rev of [Knockakean?] Lodge, Co. Armagh; Samuel BRADFORD of
Cavananore; Samuel BRADFORD late of Dundalk; Bridgit McKENNA; John NICHOLSON;
Edward TOWNLEY; William Robert ROGERS; William HILL; John TOWNLEY; Lucas
SHERLOCK. |
1860 Jun 4
(R1 in "Inscriptions in Creggan
Graveyard")
This headstone, erected by his sister
and nephew, is a memorial to John Reed, Rahans, near Carrickmacross. John
Reed was a landlord and magistrate. He married the niece of Captain James
McCullagh, Camlymacullagh, and owned part of the McCullagh estate. There is
another memorial to him in Donaghmoyne Parish Church which reads. "In
loving memory of John Reed Esqr of Rahans for many years churchwarden of this
parish. This table was erected by his brother James and Willian Reed".
1970 reading of inscription:
"Sacred to the memory of John Reed of Rahans Esqr who departed this life
4th June 1860 in the 91st year of his age. This stone is erected by his sister
and nephew in memory of the great love and deep respect in which he was
deservedly held not only by them but by all with whom he was connected.
'Blessed are the dead which lie in the Lord from henceforth.. yea saith the
Spirit that they may rest front their labour. PLV XIV 13".
SOURCE: http://creggan1.tripod.com/CregGui4a.htm |
1877 May 5
James REED of Rahans d. 1877 May 5 –
age 42 [b. 1835]. Probably related to the John Reed who was a landlord and magistrate.
John REED married the niece of Captain James McCullagh, Camlymacullagh, and
owned part of the McCullagh estate. There is a memorial to him in Donaghmoyne
Parish Church which reads. In loving memory of John Reed Esqr of Rahans
for many years churchwarden of this parish. This table was erected by his
brother James and William Reed. NOTE: Related
to Dorothea REED (d 1832). |
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