Memorial of an Indenture of Lease
Deeds for County Carlow

1714 - 1715

Co. of Carlow

  Source: Susie Warren  

SURNAMES: CURTLYCE, DOWLIND, CURTIS, REYNOLDS, PURLEWENT, BETTSON.

23.471.14098 - Curtis to Dowling

3 May 1715

A Memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the third day of May one thousand seven hundred and fifteen made between Robert Curtlyce of the city of Dublin Chyrurgeon on the one part and John Dowling of Catherlough in the county of Catherlough, Merchant of the other part reciting that John Curtis late of Rosscrea in the county of Tipperary Esquire did demise unto the said John Dowling all that and those the houses, gardens and crofts in the possession of the said John Dowling with the house and garden late in the possession of Patrick Kealy and also a small strip of ground joining to the River Barrow commonly called Aylebegg is as ample manner as the premises were held by the said John Dowling all situate in and near Burren street in the Town of Catherlogh in the county of Catherlogh for and during the natural life of Edward Reynolds son of Edward Reynolds late of Catherlogh aforesaid Esquire deceased and renewable forever and reciting the said Edward Reynolds is dead by which said Indenture of Lease the said Robert Curtis hath demised and set unto the said John Dowling all that and those the houses, gardens crofts and strip of land above mentioned with the appurtenances to them belonging in as ample and beneficial manner as they were then held and enjoyed by the said John Dowling and his undertenants to hold unto the said John Dowling his heirs and assigns during the natural life of the said John Dowling the Lessee at and under the yearly rent of Five pounds sixteen shillings sterling and six pence in the pound Receivers fees. Which said Lease is witness by Edmund Purlewent son to Thomas Purlewent of Catherlogh aforesaid Gentlemen. William Bettson now of the city of Dublin Peruke maker and by him the said Thomas Purlewent.

John Dooling Seale.

Signed and sealed in the presence of us - William Bettson - John Smith Notary Public.

SURNAMES: BELL, BUDDE, BULGAR, CARROLL, DOOLING, DOWLING, KEATING, LALOR, LEPON, MOORE, MUJLLHALLY

Lots of great information in this deed.

35.13.20499 -

29 August 1714

A Memorial of Deed Indented bearing date the twenty ninth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighteen made between John Carroll of the town of Catherlogh Gent of the one part and Margaret DOWLING of the same – Spinster of the or the part reciting a Lease dated the twenty firth day of March one thousand seven hundred and fourteen made by Edmond Carroll Merchant deceased to the said Margaret DOWLING of all that and those the dwelling house out house and backside then held by Richard Lepon and now held by the said Margaret DOWLING situate in Castle Street in the said town of Catherlogh bounded on the east by Sam Bells house and plot on the south by said Castle Street on the west by Peter Budde house and plot and part of the said Edmund Carrolls plot and on the  north by part of James DOWLINGS Garden wall with the appurtenances thereunto belonging for the lives of the said Edmund Carroll John Carroll his son and James Moore son of Thomas Moore late of Catherlogh Maltster and the life of the longest live of them with a covenant of Renewal and Reciting that the said Edmond Carroll is dead by which said deed the said John Carroll son and heir to the said Edmond Carroll pursuant to the said covenant of Renewal did demise unto the said Margaret Dowling all and singular the said premises by the said recited lease demise with their appurtenances in as large and beneficial manner as the same saw then held and enjoyed by the said Margaret Dowling for and during the natural lives of the said John Carroll James Moore and James Bulgar son of David Bulgar of Quinagh in the county of Catherlogh deceased aged about sixteen year and the life of the longest liver of them and renewable forever as thein is mentioned at the rent of four pound -- one year rent fine for renewal with said deed is witnessed by Patrick Keating then of the town of Catherlogh Gent and Edward Lalor Gent and John DOOLING Merchant both of Catherlogh aforesaid and this memorial is witness by the said John DOOLING and John Mullhally of the said town of Catherlogh Shoemaker.

Margarett Dooling Seale [her mark and seale]

Transcribed by Susie Warren 2019

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