1847
Surnames mentioned: Feltus, Nowlan, Clowery, Ounahan etc.
From a batch of Legal papers purchased by Michael Purcell
at auction in Mealys 2002.
Action of Ejectment. 1847.
Landlord and Plaintiff:- Benjamin Bingham Feltus,
Esquire.
Vs.
Defendants:- James Nowlan, William Ounahan, John Maher
and Catherine Maher lately Fenlon, his wife - Maria Fenlon, John Nelson,
Judith Gallagher, widow - Patrick Morrissey, John Byrne, Michael Carris,
James Nowlan, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Dennis Kearney, James Eustace, Johanna
Neill ~~ for Recovery of all that and those part of the Lands of
Kilmaglush containing 5 acres, 1 rood, 10 perches, Irish Plantation
Measure or thereabouts together with the Houses thereon in the Barony of
Forth bounded on the North by part of the Lands of Kilmaglush in the
possession of Denis Kearney and Michael Clowery on the South and West by
said Lands of Kilmaglush in the possession of Denis Kearney and on the
East by the high road from Myshall to Carlow and situate in the Parish
of Myshall, Barony of Forth.
Amount due £10 Pounds, 5 shillings, 6 pence being one and
more Years Rent.
Now Benjamin Bingham Feltus, Esquire, of Hollybrook, the
Landlord by virtue of an Indenture of Lease dated 21st Sept. 1841 made
between Adam Bloomfield Feltus, Esquire on one part and Hugh Kavanagh on
the other.
(signed) Ben Feltus, Thomas Crawford Butler, H.Hutton.
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1847 Action for Ejectment.
Landlord and Plaintiff:- Benjamin Bingham Feltus, Esquire.
Vs.
Defendants:- James Mahon, James Kavanagh, Thomas Donohoe, John Kelly,
John Kelly, John Kelly, Martin Flood, John Murphy, Thomas Murphy, John
Kavanagh, John Kehoe, John Kavanagh, Catherine Reilly, Biddy Mac,
Patrick Hogan, William Kehoe and Patrick Rourke., for recovery and
Possession of All that and those part of the Lands of Raheenleigh
containing 18 acres, more or less.
Bounded on the North and East by the road from Leighlin
Bridge to Newtownbarry and by William and Michael Fitzgerald holding. on
the West by the road from Borris to Newtownbarry and on the South by a
straight ditch near Bernacorobet -- which divides the said 36 acres ( ?
) -- the remainder of Raheenleigh containing 300 and 30 acres being
between the ditch at the North and the River Burrin at the South and
Kilbranish on the East, held in partnership with the Tenants situate in
Carlow.
Amount due: £32 - 8 shillings and 11 pence.
Landlord - Benjamin Bingham Feltus, Esquire of Hollybrook
by virtue of an Indenture and Lease dated 5th August 1809 between Adam
Bloomfield Feltus, Esquire, on one part and John Mahon, Timothy Mahon
and Edward Kavanagh.
-
Sworn before me in open Court 31st December, 1847 at
Tullow.
-
(signed) Henry Hutton, Ben. Feltus, Thomas Crawford
Butler.
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Names: Nowlan, Clowry & Watters 1847
From PPP.
1847.
By H.Eustace one of Her Majesty's Justices for Carlow.
Peter Nowlan, Labourer, of Conaberry, Ballon.
who being duly sworn etc. saith that on
the night on 13th March 1847 a brown mare value ?10 was stolen from
out of a Stable at Conaberry,
the mare was the property of his
father John Nowlan, he has no knowledge of the person or persons who
stole the mare.
- (signed) Peter Nowlan.
- Taken and Acknowledged before Me this 14th day of March 1847.
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1847 -
Stolen Property
Names: Toole, Farrell & Hagarty.
Peter
Toole, Farmer, maketh Oath that he usually resides at
Tomduff, Parish of Kiltenal, Barony of Idrone East, County
Carlow, this 3rd June 1847.
Peter
intends to Prosecute Martin Farrell of Tomduff for having
stolen Wheat in his possession the property of James Toole.
(signed) Edward Hagarty, Justice of the Peace--Peter Toole.
- Transcribed by M. Purcell c2012
Names: Hegarty, White, Ryan & Grimes.
Pat Purcell Papers. 1847.
Transcribed by Selina Lawlor for Michael Purcell.
The Information of Thomas Hegarty of the City of Dublin who came
this day before me M.E. White - Esquire, one of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace in and for Carlow and being duly sworn saith that on the
night of Friday the 24th September or early the following morning a
Gold Watch with a chain of Black Ribbon - about One Sterling Pound in
Gold and Sliver - a Razor, Lathering Brush - Tooth Brush and one or
two Silk Handkerchiefs my property were stolen out of my apartment at
Carpenter's Hotel, Carlow by some person or persons at present unknown
to me. (signed) Thomas Hegarty. Sworn before me at Carlow this 26th
day of September 1847.
(signed) M.E. White- Justice of the Peace.
[note added by White] Lar Ryan otherwise Luggy Ryan otherwise Peg
Leg Ryan was seen to have a Gold Watch in his possession outside the
Popish chapel on this Sunday morning and offered same to James Grimes
for sale. James Grimes is willing to swear Information in order that
Mister Hegarty may have justice done to him and be restored his stolen
goods. I have instructed Constable James Foley to apprehend Lar Ryan
otherwise Luggy Ryan otherwise Peg Leg Ryan and place him in Custody
in Carlow Jail.
Surnames: Hegarty, White, Ryan &
Grimes.
Pat Purcell Papers.
1847.
The Information of Thomas Hegarty of the
City of Dublin who came this day before me M.E. White - Esquire, one
of his Majestys Justices of the Peace in and for Carlow and being
duly sworn saith that on the night of Friday the 24th September or
early the following morning a Gold Watch with a chain of Black
Ribbon - about One Sterling Pound in Gold and Sliver - a Razor,
Lathering Brush - Tooth Brush and one or two Silk Handkerchiefs my
property were stolen out of my apartment at Carpenter's Hotel,
Carlow by some person or persons at present unknown to me.
(signed) Thomas Hegarty.
Sworn before me at Carlow this 26th day of
September 1847.
(signed) M.E. White- Justice of the Peace.
[note added by White] Lar Ryan otherwise
Luggy Ryan otherwise Peg Leg Ryan was seen to have a Gold Watch in
his possession outside the Popish chapel on this Sunday morning and
offered same to James Grimes for sale.
James Grimes is
willing to swear Information in order that Mister Hegarty may have
justice done to him and be restored his stolen goods. I have
instructed Constable James Foley to apprehend Lar Ryan otherwise
Luggy Ryan otherwise Peg Leg Ryan and place him in Custody in Carlow
Jail.
Transcribed by Selina Lawlor.
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