Bits n pieces I gathered over the years
whilst spending time in Ireland.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS DUBLIN ABSTRACTS OF WILLS.
These Memorials all have a Carlow content.
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Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2021
BUTLER, ROBERT, Ballyraggett, Co. Kilkenny,
Esq. 13 Feb. 1788. Full 8 pp. 21 March 1789. My wife the Hon.
Elizabeth Butler. My trustees and exors. Rt. Hon. John Lord
Earlsfort, Danl. McNemara of Lincoln's Inn Fields, Co. Middlesex,
Esq., and Wm. Sheldon, Gray's Inn in same Co., Esq. My marriage
settlement dated 9 and 10 Sept. 1779. My trustees to sell lands to
pay my debts and annuities or bequests for Rt. Hon. Lady Charlotte
Radcliffe, Lisle, Flanders, Mrs. Jane Barnewall (Barbara Barnewall)
widow of Capt. Barnewall late of Lisle, my dear brother James
Butler, my dear brother George Butler, and in default to Walter
Kavanagh, Esq., eld. son and heir apparent of Thos. Kavanagh,
Burrows [Borris], Co. Carlow, Brian Kavanagh second son of said
Thos. Kavanagh, Morgan Kavanagh third son of said Thos. Kavanagh,
Thos. Kavanagh fourth son of said Thos. Kavanagh, and Walter Harvey
Kavanagh eld. son of Morgan Kavanagh, Ballyneale, Co. Kilkenny and
the late Frances Butler his wife. My late agent Michael Bray, gent.,
deceased. Robert Hopkins, Frans. and Thos. Hopkins, children of my
late servant Richd. Hopkins, deceased and Elizth. Hopkins his wife,
deceased, to be educated and maintained and receive £100 each. My
jewellery, silver, plate, furniture, horses and carriages, books and
prints which she desires to my wife and £1000. Bequests to my
friends Danl. McNemara, Domk. Meade and Mathias Scott, and Thos.
Snowden my servant. Witnesses: Francis Witham, Wm. Witham, Cuth.
Stafford, all of Gray's Inn. Memorial witnessed by: Samuel Bradshaw,
city of Dublin, gent., and Jno. Bradshaw. 410, 128, 267636 Wm.
Sheldon (seal)
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BROWNRIGG, WILLIAM, Brownhill, Co. Wexford.
22 Sept. 1789. Full 1V4 p. 4 Nov. 1789. To be interred in with my
dearly beloved wife Elizth. Brownrigg. My father John Brownrigg; my
mother Mary Brownrigg; my brother-in-law John Brownrigg; my brother
John Castleton Brownrigg; my father-in-law Saml Brownrigg; to my
mother-in-law Anne Brownrigg my late wife's gold watch; to
sister-in-law Genevieve Brownrigg my white cow and her choice of my
bed quilts. Land of Brownhill otherwise Graig[u]more to my father
and mother and at their decease to John Castleton Brownrigg; houses
etc. in Carlow town (except that occupied by Robert McClelland which
I leave to my father) to my brother-in-law John Brownrigg as well as
part of the lands of Brownhill now in the occupation of Robt.
Cosker, blacksmith; my horse called Puck to my father-in-law. my
good friend Saml. Pople, Carlow, merchant, my brother-in-law John
Brownrigg, Coolakullen, Co. Wicklow, attorney, my uncle David
Brownrigg, Barnadown, Co. Wexford, gent. Witnesses: Benjn Hobart,
gent., Edwd Jackson, tallow chandler, and John Tench, gent., all of
Carlow town. Memorial witnessed by: Said Benjn. Hobart and Edwd.
Alien, Trinity College, Dublin. 407, 265, 271403 John Brownrigg
(seal)
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WILTON, HENRY, Baldonnell, Co. Dublin, Esq.
6 April 1791. Precis Y p. 16 March 1792. 2 69 His nephews Thos.
Wilton and Geo. Wilton, and his nieces Elizth. Wilton, Rose Wilton
and Mary Wilton, and their heirs, to whom he assigned all his real
freehold and personal estate. Witnesses: Alexr Graydon, Newcastle,
Co. Dublin, Esq., Nichs. Elcock, city of Dublin, doctor in physick,
and John Brenan, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Esq. Memorial witnessed by:
said John Brenan, and Thos. Johnson, city of Dublin, gent.
444,317,288781 Elizh. Wilton (seal) Rose Wilton (seal) 4
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WHELAN, RICHARD, Carlow. town, revenue
officer. 26 April 1785. Narrate, part in full, 2% pp. 25 April 1793.
To his son Pearson Whelan that part of his house in Tullow Street as
same was lately held by Chr. Pitt, apothecary, deed., and to his
heirs male or female, subject to £1 yearly ground rent, in default
to his son Robert Whelan. To his son Richd. Whelan and his heirs his
interest in land in Dollardstown Road held under Edwd. Hunt, Esq.;
in default to his son Thos. Whelan. Also to said son Richd. the shop
that he then worked in with the little room behind, and the room
backwards where he kept his coals and turf, and after his decease to
his son Thos. Whelan. To his son Robt. Whelan that part of his house
in Tullow Street joining that part held by his son said Pearson
Whelan and Thos. Taylor, ale draper, he paying £3. 2. Od yearly
ground rent, subject to 40 shillings a year bequeathed to his
daughter Ann Whelan. To his son Thos. and to his heirs the house he
then lived in excepting the shop and the two rooms behind already
devised to his son Richard for life. To son Thos. Whelan £60 and to
his daughter £20 and furniture. To his daughter Alice Rossell
(Bossell?) £60 as a marriage portion and £5 to buy mourning for an
affectionate father. Silver to be divided amongst his children, his
son Pearson the spoon with the letters C.T. as it was his mother's.
Robt. Roth, Jas. Butler to see will executed, his son Robt. and his
son Thos. Whelan exors. Witnesses: George Sikes, watchmaker, Chr.
Lahu, shopkeeper, Robt. Roth, surveyor of Excise, all of Carlow
town. Memorial witnessed by: said George Sikes, Jno. Griffin, Dublin
city, gent. 474,54,297802', Thos. Whelan (seal)
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NEWBOLD, ANTHONY, Ballycarney, [Co. Carlow],
farmer. 24 April 1769. Full IK P- Sworn at Enniscorthy 1 Nov. 1794.
To my eldest son Thos Newbold the town and lands of Cranemore, Co.
Carlow, which I hold from Edwd. Cooper, Esq., by a lease for lives,
except Martin Carty's, Michl. Heydon's and Garrett Hewlett's parts,
subject to the yearly rent of £180 which I bequeathed to my fourth
son Anty. Newbold; should said Thos. Newbold die before he reaches
his full age of twentyone, then to my third son Ambs., then to my
fifth son Robt., and then to second son Jas. Newbold; should the
foregoing die before reaching the age of twentyone subject to a
legacy of £600 for his surviving sisters. Also to my second son Jas.
my interest in the town and lands of Ballycarney. To my third son
Ambs. my interest in the lands of Tincurry. To my son Robt. my
interest in lands of Lower Ballycarney now held by Jas. Elward. To
my second daughter Hanh. £100 when she attains the age of nineteen.
My daughter Gambia Newbold. To my dear wife Gambia Newbold, daughter
of Jas. Ogden, an annuity after the death of her father. Exors. My
wife and said Jas. Ogden. Witnesses: Tbos. Robson, Enniscorthy, Co.
Wexford, gent., Thos. Pyree, Ballycarney, farmer, and Richd.
Bambrick, Across, Queen's Co., gent. Memorial witnessed by: said
Thos. Robson, and Edwd. Steacy, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, malster.
468.450,310521 James Newbold (seal)
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PIM, JOSHUA,
Tullylost, Co. Kildare. 15 July 1796. Full 2 p. 30 Dec 1799. 143 To
my kinsman Abraham Neale, Christians, Co. Kildare, farmer, and Edwd.
Macguilllin, Rathangan, the town and lands of Milltown and Inch,
Queen's Co., and Dristoge [Drisoge], Castle Grace, and Ballymog[u]e,
Co. Carlow, in trust to provide an annuity for my wife Mary Pirn out
of Ballymoge instead of the £20 yearly settled on her by my father
Thos. Pirn, deceased, in his last will, and the profits arising out
of Dristoge for life, and then to my youngest son John Pim. The
townlands known as Castle Grace to my eldest son Joshua Pim
subject to an annuity of £30 to my
second son Wm. Pim, and the lands of Ballymoge share and share alike
to said Wm. Pim and my youngest son John Pim, after my wife's death
and not till then. My part of Milltown and Inch, Queen's Co, now
called Thos. Court, to the use of my two daughters Jane Pim and
Hannah Pim, and the holding in Mountrath, share and share alike,
held under lease from the Earl of Mt.rath to my father Thos. Pim of
15 Oct. 1772. My half of a holding in Mountrath held under lease
from the then Earl of Mountrath to my said father of 17 Oct. 1713 to
said Wm. Pim. The other half belongs to John Pim Jos. now in London.
To my son John Pim my holding at the little Bridge in the town of
Mountrath held by John Walpole from me, and a plot of ground below
street also in Mountrath which 'the labourers formerly dwelled in'
that my father Thos. Pim, deceased, held by lease from John Pim Jos.
merchant, 'there is only old Cousin Moses Pim's life of it'. My
holding in Desarkbeagh? near Mountrath to said John Pim on certain
conditions. To my wife all my holdings including my house in
Tullylost, my part of my holding in Thos.town with all my corn, hay,
turf and sea [? seed], household goods and furniture, silver, plate,
pewter, beds, blankets, curtains, house linen of all kinds, all my
seals and weights except two half hundreds for my son Wm. Pim, the
big mare and the mare I bought from Francis Metcalf, my cows,
heifers, calves, my cars, ploughs, harrows, and all other implements
of husbandry, she having power only to dispose of cows, heifers and
calves and leave the furniture, etc. to the child or children that
behave themselves with the best respect, duty and regard, and that
my wife and children live in harmony and true love. £200 out of the
goods and chattels that may devolve to me out of the estate of my
son Thos. Pirn,(Pim) deceased, in lieu of £100 promised him on his
marriage with Elizabeth Miller, and the residue to be divided among
my children. Said Joshua is appointed to administer said Thos.'s
estate and to receive £10. Exors. my wife Mary and my sons said
Joshua, Wm. and John Pirn.
Witnesses: Michael Foster, Benjn. Greenwood,
Alexr. Forbes. Memorial witnessed by: Joseph Moore Labarte,
attorney, and Steph. Scully, gent.,clerk to said Labarte, both of
city of Dublin. 518,390,342959 John Pirn (Pim) (seal) one of the
executors
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WELSH, PATRICK, Carlow, Co. Carlow, Esq.,
Collector of the district of Naas. 21 Feb. 1802. Full 1 p. 6 May
1802. Seized in fee of the lands of Newtownwelsh otherwise
Ovenstown, barony of Shillelogher, Co. Kilkenny, and of Brenardmore
[Brenormore], barony of Iffa and Offa, Co. Tipperary, which I devise
to my son Patk. Welsh, subject to a jointure of £100 per annum to my
wife Elizh. Welsh which I think too little for her, I therefore
bequeath to my said son Patk. my interest in the house and lands of
Archersgrove, Co. Kilkenny, which I hold by lease of lives from
Richard Cox, Esq., paying an additional 50 guineas per annum to my
wife. My interest in lands near Callan, held from Lord Callan for
three lives and 31 years and my interest in the lands of
Ballydaniel, Woodlands, Co. Tipperary, held under the Earl of
Carrick for three lives, subject to an annuity to Richd. Welsh third
son of Mary Kelly. My interest in the lands of Clossacaher near
Callan which I hold under Lord Callan and in part of the Minnauns
near Callan held under Sir Richd. Cuffe, Knight, to said Mary Kelly
and her son Jas. who goes by the name of Welsh, share and share
alike. Legacies to Mary Hogan, wife to John Hogan, Mary Kelly 'she
lives on the lands of Clossacoher' and Elinor Delaney otherwise
Butler living at Kells. To my son Patk. Welsh the house, garden and
malthouse formerly held by Jas. Castigan near the town of Callan,
and the lands I hold in Carlow, Graigue, Queen's Co., from Jas.
Prossor by lease for 31 years. Sole exor. my son Patk. Welsh.
Witnesses: Richd. Conway, town and county of Carlow, Esq., and John
McCartney, city of Kilkenny, gent., and Thos. McCartney, formerly
clerk to said Patk. Welsh, and now of Gowran, farmer. Memorial
witnessed by: said Richd. Conway, and John Walshe, Harcourt Street,
Co. Dublin, Esq. 545, 412, 359851 Patk. Welsh (seal) now of Carlow,
Esq., only son and principal devisee
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VICARS, ANNE, wife of Richd. Warneford
Vicars, Ballinakill, Co. Carlow, Esq. 1 Aug. 1787. Narrate % p. 24
Nov. 1803. Under the will of her father Wm. Vicars then late of
Ballinakill, Esq., deceased, she was entitled to a reversion in fee
in the lands of Ballycarney. Parke and Quinagh, Co. Carlow, which
she now devised to her said husband, subject to an annuity to her
sister Elizth. Vicars since married to Charles Doyne, Esq., as well
as an annuity charged on the lands of Derryfore, Queen's Co., which
she had under the will of her father, and a reversion, if any, of
the lands of Ballinakill. Witnesses: Edwd. Flood, Middlemount,
Queen's Co., Esq., Alexr. Boyle, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Esq., and
Cochrane Palmer, Rushall, Queen's Co. Esq. Memorial witnessed by:
said Alexr. Boyle and Geo. Vicars, Holes Street, Dublin, barrister.
558,321,371889 285 R.Ricars(seal)
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ECHLIN, ANNE, city of Dublin, spinster. 28
Dec. 1804. Full 1 p. 13 April 1805. To George Vesey, city of Dublin,
barrister, and his heirs, all my estates in Co. Galway, in lieu of
all claims he may have after my death to that or any other property
now in my possession, subject to a charge of £40 per annum to Mrs.
Elizh. Cruise under the will of my sister Alicia Echlin. My estates
in the North of Ireland whether freehold or chattle, to Rev. Dr.
George Vesey, clerk, now living at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.
My lands in Co. Carlow to Robert Marshall, Baggot Street, city of
Dublin, Esq., and then to his wife Frances Marshall and her heirs
for ever. I have let to my friend Clement Wolsely, Esq., the house
and demesne of Sandbrook [Co. Carlow], part of said Carlow estate,
consisting of 165 acres for 61 years at the annual rent of 407- by
the acre, which agreement is to be confirmed. My interest in the
house in Stephen's Green, where I now live, to Thomas Burgh,
Oldtown, Co. Kildare, Esq. My books to Rev. George Vesey. £1,000 to
Mrs. Ann Vesey, late of Stephen's Green, but now Of the city of
Bath. Witnesses: 'three credible witnesses': Gustavus Hume, Dawson
Street, Dublin, Esq., M.D., Nathl. Craven, Dawson Street,
apothecary, and Boyle Travers, French Street, attorney. Memorial
witnessed by: Robert Shields, Stafford Street, Dublin, cabinet
maker, and said Boyle Travers. 569,423,383330 Geo. Vesey (seal)
Robt. Marshall (seal)
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KELLY, MARGARET, city of Dublin, spinster. 3
Jan. 1803. Precis J4 p. 22 July 1805. To Chas. Ward, sole exor.,
city of Dublin, Esq., for ever, all her property in town of Carlow,
Co. Carlow, consisting of houses in Castle Street, and her property
in lands of Coolganon, barony of Killabin [Coolgarragh, parish of
Killabban], Queen's Co. Witnesses: Francis Lestrange, city of
Dublin, surgeon, Patk. Pasmore and John Ferrall both of city of
Dublin, gents. Memorial witnessed by: said Francis Lestrange, James
Knott. 566, 547, 385944 Chas. Ward (seal)
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KINSHELLA, THOMAS, Kilkea, Co. Kildare,
farmer. 30 May 1803. Narrate V p. Sworn at Carlow 21 July 1808. 2 To
his mother Elizabeth Kinshella otherwise Doolan and his sisters Mary
and Alice Kinshella all his right, title and interest in the lands
of Kilkea, share and share alike, with his house, stock, etc.
Residue to his sisters Mary and Alice. Exors. Mr Patrick Dun,
Doterstown [? perhaps Dollardstown] Co. Kildare, and Joseph Kenny,
Rosetown, Co. Kildare, gent. Witnesses: John Kenny, Rosetown, gent.,
Patrick Lalor, St. John's and Hugh Kinshella, Newtown, all in Co.
Kildare. Memorial witnessed by: said Patrick Lalor and Charles Moore
McMahon, Carton 'in the Corp of Carton', notary public. 603, 65,
410817 Joseph Kenny (seal)
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IVIE, GEORGE, Coltstown, Co. Kildare. 13
July 1812. Full 1 p. 24 May 1815. £10 to my exors. for the poor. By
deed of 29 Dec. 1810 I conveyed to my cousin John Moffett,
Coltstown, my interest in the lands of Coolmane, Co. Carlow, which
grant I now confirm. Exors. said John Moffett and Wm. Stephens,
Grany, Co. Kildare. Witnesses: Wm. Stephens, Grany, Thos. Thorp,
Foxhill, Jas. Moffett, Boltstown, all in Co. Kildare, and Wm.
Browne, ? junr. Memorial witnessed by: said Thos. Thorpe, aged
upwards of 20 years, and Richd. Byrne, Carlow, servant to Charles
Moore McMahon, attorney. 689, 439, 473777 John Moffet (seal)
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WATTERS, JOHN,
Ballycarney, Co. Carlow, gent. 13 July 1814. Full V p. 3 Feb. 1819.
2 To my lawful married wife Hester Walters the entire of my property
consisting of 20 acres which I hold under Mr Doyne, with all my
tenements, cattle and other moveables, and £300 which should have
been paid to my 2nd
eldest son Lieut. John Watters under the will of Geo. Harpole Esq.,
Shrule, Queen's Co., with power to sue for the same. To my son
Philip and my daughter Mary Watters otherwise McDonnoughs, one
shilling and one penny each. Witnesses: Timy. Whelan, Morterstown,
farmer, Harry Billing, Bullock Park, gent., and Jas. Hawe, Cloughna,
farmer, all in Co. Carlow. Memorial witnessed by: said Jas. Hawe,
aged upwards of 20 years, and Wm. Watters, Curton, gent. 737, 26,
502161 Hester Watters (seal)
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JESSOP, SAMUEL, Philipstown, Co. Carlow. 9
Jan. 1819. Precis Y p. 11 Feb. 1819. 2 To my brother Thomas B.
Jessop for life my interest in the land of Bullock Bawn, adjoining
Ballyhersy [? Ballyherrig], Co. Wicklow, held under lease for lives
under the late Lord Rossmore, subject to a legacy to John Garland,
son of Geo. Garland, living at said Philipstown, and after the death
of said Thomas B. Jessop to said John Garland. Witnesses: James
Brown, Rickettstown, farmer, said Geo. Garland, Philipstown, land
steward to John Duckett, Phillipstown, Co. Carlow, and John Kelly,
Newtown, Co. Kildare, land steward to John Leonard, Newtown.
Memorial witnessed by: said John Kelly, and James Brown. 737, 278,
502414 John Garland (seal)
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TOMLINSON,
THOMAS, Rathglass, ? Co. Carlow , gent. 22 Dec. 1824. Full 11/4 p.
22 Nov. 1825. To my nephew Mathw. Tomlinson and his heirs my
interest in that part of the lands of Coolmanatgh]), Co. Carlow now
in the possession of William Kenny and that part in the possession
of James Doyle, subject to a fair proportion of all rents contained
in the grand lease of said lands. By deed of 22 Dec. 1824 I sold to
Mr John Moffett, Colstown, Co. Kildare, my interest in that
remaining portion of said lands then in the possession of Charles
and James Neal, which I now confirm. The residue to said Mathw.
Tomlinson who is to repay my debts. Exors. said Mathw. Tomlinson and
John Moffett. Witnesses: Thomas Thorpy, Foxhill, and James Moffett
and John Moffett, both of Coultown, all in Co. Kildare, farmers.
Memorial witnessed by: said Thomas Thorpy, aged upwards of 30 years,
and Charles Moore McMahon, town and county of Carlow, public
notary.
808, 246, 544981 Mathew Tomlinson (seal)
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TOMLINSON, WILLIAM, Ballilinan [Ballylynan],
Queen's Co. 28 Oct. 1820. Full % p. 20 Oct. 1826. To my nephew
Daniel Tomlinson all I receive out of the house and yard tenanted
now by Laurance Walsh, and my interest in the freehold property
arising from Robert Wandesford, and that property from the houses
and concerns tenanted by Timothy Conally in the town of 'or
otherwise' [by] Stanly Jonson of Carlow, and my interest from that
house occupied from Captain Galbraith, town of Carlow, and my
interest arising from Luke Lynch or Timothy Deighton in Carlow. I
also leave said Daniel the profit and interest arising from a
turnpike debenture bequeathed to me by my wife Frances Tomlinson.
One shilling to my brothers Francis and Danl. Tomlinson. Said Daniel
is to educate, clothe and support his son Daniel out of above
property. Witnesses: Thos. Davis, John Quigly, William Tomlinson.
Memorial witnessed by: Richard Woodhouse, aged upwards of 20 years,
town of Carlow, publican, and Robert Magee, Ballamoyler
[Ballickmoyler], Queen's Co., yeoman. 817, 522, 550657 Danl.
Tomlinson (seal)
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WIDOW MURPHY ?ANIEL, Ballymoon, parish of
Dunleckney, Co. Carlow, farmer, 22 April 1812. Full 2 pp. 5 April
1828. To be interred in the churchyard at Dunleckney. To my wife
Johanna Murphy alias Kinsallagh the whole of my houses and lands in
the townland of Ballymoon with all my goods and chatties for life if
she remains a widow. My farm in Augha, Co. Carlow and the goods and
chatties therein for five years, and the profits arising from
Curraghcrutha called the Wood during the lease thereof held by James
Fenlon, on her fulfilling the following bequests I make to my ten
children. I order my eldest son 1*James to live and remain unmarried
for seven years with his mother. My fourth eldest son 2*Nicholas
shall live and remain unmarried with his mother for five years. To
my second and third sons 3*William and 4*Thos. £400 share and share
alike to be paid as soon as they go to business under the direction
of my exor. To my sons 5*Timothy, 6*Daniel and 7*Edwd., £300 share
and share alike as soon as they are completely educated and finished
in any business my exor. shall put them to. To my daughters
8*Maryanne and 9*Johanna £400 share and share alike. My eldest
daughter 10*Christiana Doyle, for whom I have already provided, 507-
to buy a mourning ring. The profit rent out of a house in Carlow
willed to me by my mother to be carefully reserved and divided among
my minor children. A house suitable for my son Nicholas to live in
to be built on the lands of Augha and be stocked with cattle and
sheep at the expiration of five years he paying £400 and £30 per
annum for my minor children. My son James when he marries to reside
in Ballymoon in another house provided for him and have an annuity
out of Ballymoon for his support. Should James or Nicholas die some
other of my male children to inherit their lands. My wife to leave
my dwelling house, office and lands to my son James if he is living,
and if not to one of my male children. Residuary legatee Christianna
Doyle. Exors. my wife Johanna, Mr Jas. Kehoe, Nurney, Mr John
Kinsallagh, Ballinunry, and Mr Jno. Doyle, Aughclare. Witnesses:
Miles Kehoe, Balliwilliamroe, Thos. Henesey, Kildreena, both in Co.
Carlow, and Michl. Stapleton, then of Crane but now of city of Cork,
gent. Memorial witnessed by: Edwd. Deane Barrett, Bagenalstown, Co.
Carlow, attorney, and John Payne of same place, writing clerk. 833,
392, 560127 Nicholas Murphy (seal) one of the devisees. Sworn at
Bagenalstown 2 April 1828.
(* 10 CHILDREN ACCOUNTED FOR HERE)
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BURGESS, WILLIAM, Dunrow, Co. Carlow,
farmer. 11 Jan. 1826. Full li/s P- 16 Nov. 1828. To my wife
Elizabeth Burgess for life all my property of every description; to
my acres he holds at present in Dunrow, and to pay Mr. Newton's
rent. To my granddaughter Jane James £20 and a quarter of my income
from Dunrow exclusive of my son Henry's share, and in default to my
grandson Wm. Burgess, John's son, and to Wm. Burgess, Henry's lawful
son, equally between them. To my three daughters Ally Cleare, Mary
Hatton and Frances Vigors one fourth part each of the profit rent
out of Dunrow; should any die the surviving legatees to enjoy their
shares equally. Exors. Messrs William and James Little, Spawhill.
Witnesses: Edwd. Cahill, Dunrow, farmer, Lancelot Holmes, Dunrow,
yeoman and Loftus Hatton, Begenalstown, farmer. Memorial witnessed
by: said Loftus Hatton and Luke Agar. 841, 370, 564370 Elizabeth
Burgess (seal) one of the devisees
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BALLIE or
BAILLIE, RICHARD, Ballyknockan,
Co. Carlow, Esq. 27 May 1830. Precis % p. 9 July 1832. Concerning
all the lands whereof said Richard Bailie died possessed in Co.
Carlow or elsewhere. £30 to Rev. Daniel Downing for the benefit of
Thomas Bailie late sargeant of the Carlow Staff provided he conduct
himself with propriety to said Daniel Downing and his wife Sarah
Bailie otherwise Watson who is his exor. and sole residuary legatee.
Witnesses: Rev. Saml. Downing, Ballybrommell, elk., John Watson,
Ballydarton, Esq., and Letitia Jenkisson, Ballyknockan, all in Co.
Carlow. Memorial witnessed by: said Letitia Jenkinson, and John J.
Tierney, Bagnalstown, Co. Carlow, gent. 886, 64, 586564 Sarah
Baillie (seal) principal devisee
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