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Years 1804 to 1843
1804. Patrick Holland Rent Collector for Philip Watters Esq.
challenged by Samuel Tierney, Victualler of Carlow town.
1806. Philip Watters, Magistrate, taking Statement from Richard
Bourk.
1813. Thomas Ward and John Waters Maketh Oath that they Usually
Reside at Clogrenan in the parish of Cloydah In the Barony of Idrone
West and in the County of Carlow. this Nineteenth day of June 1813. Came
in their proper persons and Acknowledged themselves to be Indebted unto
Our Sovereign Lord king George the third in the Sum of Ten pounds
Sterling.
1817. Owen Watters of Ballinasillogue, Carlow, charging Charles Proctor with stealing two sheep.
Arthur Waters of Killoghternawn, Parish
of Slyguff. June 1819 charging 5 men with assault.
1819. Michael Watters of Nurney, charging Ann Rose with
theft.
1820. Esther Waters of Killoughternane, Slyguff,
assaulted by Naney Nowlan and her two daughters of Ballenree.
1820. John Waters of Ballenree, Slyguff, assaulted by
Darby Nowlan of Ballinree
May, 1821. Edward E.Waters, Excise Officer of N.....? District
bringing charges against Richard Walsh of Johnstown, Carlow. Sureties:
John McGuinnes, Cabinet Maker, and Abraham Bunbury, Farmer. Witnessed by
William Fishbourne., Magistrate.
1821. John Watters of Clogrenan
looking for 19 shillings.
1825.Richard Watters charged with
assault on Elizabeth Hogg and "forceably taking away several articles of
furniture and presenting a Loaded Firearm at her".
1830. John
Watters of Graigue, Queen's County, charged with assault on Michael
Kehoe.
1831.Mary Waters of Kilclony, Clonegoose charging owen
Waters with stealing fields of wheat,
1832. Owen Watters of Kilcloney, Carlow, charged
with stealing one acre of wheat from Mary Watters of Kilcloney.
1833. William Watters charged with assault on Michael Byrne of
Carlow.
1833. Mary Waters, widow, of Oldtown reporting a party of
men entering her house looking for Arms.
1835. William Watters, Tullow, Barony of Rathvilly, Householder,
acting as bondsman.
1835. Ann Watters of Tullow charging Laurence Byrne with
theft,
1843. Catherine Waters wife of James of Bamahask, Parish
of Barragh, Swearing before Thomas DeRinzy that Ann Jordon and Susan
Power, Spinsters left a infant female child in a Potatoe Basket in her
yard,
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