Land: CORK, In the Matter of the Estate of Michael ROBERTS Lot 4 of Seven Lots Owner and Petitioner : Cork Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Land Index Copyright Contributed by C.Hunt & M. Taylor _________________________________________________________________________ Rentals and Particulars Lands and Houses, the Property of the Owner in this Matter Situate respectively in the County and City of Cork and in the near said city THE PREMISES COMPRISED IN THE ORDER FOR SALE IN THIS MATTER CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING DENOMINATIONS IN THE CITY OF CORK Houses and dwellings at Prince's Street; Part lands of Knockanemore; Bride (flour) mills & premises, Barony of East Muskerry; [Lots 1 & 2] Carrigaline Mills and mill lands; [Lot 3] Part of town of Carrigaline; Lands of Beaver (otherwise Coolmiller); [Lot 4] Part of lands of Kilnagleary called Boherbuy, Barony of Kerricurrihy; [Lot 5] Parcels of lands of Kilmoney, Parish of Tracton [Lots 6 & 7] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Edited & Condensed where possible] ---------------------------------------------------------- LOT 4 Rental of Dwelling Hoses and Premises, situate at the North Side of Carrigaline Bridge in the Market Town of Carrigaline and Beaver, Barony of Kerricurrighy, County of Cork, held under a Conveyance in perpetuity, free of any rent. _________________________________________________________________________________________ RENTALS Gale Days 25th March and 29th Sept. DENOMINATION TENANTS' NAME YEARLY RENT Lot 4] Part of the Town of Carrigaline, Lands of Beaver (otherwise Coolmiller) 1] Four Dwelling Houses Robert BIBLE £6 0s. 0d and two yards. TENURE OF LEASE: [BIBLE] Lease dated 5th December 1826 from Michael ROBERTS to Elizabeth HOLMES for 200 years from 29th September 1826 OBSERVATIONS: The tenant has an interest in this lot being merely ground rent, the original tenant having erected the buildings on the premises. ------ 2] One Dwelling House Robert BIBLE £4 0s. 0d and one yard. TENURE OF LEASE: [BIBLE] Lease dated 17th June 1937 from Michael ROBERTS to John DESMOND for 100 years from 25th March 1837 OBSERVATIONS: Like observation applies to this lot. ------ 3] Two Dwelling Houses John HOGAN £4 0s. 0d and Yards TENURE OF LEASE: [HOGAN] Lease dated 1st July 1849 from Michael ROBERTS to John HOGAN for 100 years from 29th September 1843. OBSERVATIONS: Like observation ------ 4] School-house, The Rev, John Newman £1 10s. 0d Post-office and LOMBARD, deceased 1st May & 1st November Yard the Rev. John CRAIG Thomas Newenham BLAIR and John MARTIN, Esquires and the Rector Curate and Church Wardens of the parish of Carrigaline and their successors for the time being. TENURE of LEASE: [CHURCH &c.] Dated 22nd February 1842 from Michael ROBERTS to Rev. John Newman LOMBARD Rev. Henry Joseph WOODROOFE, Thomas Newenham BLAIR and Charles BUSTEED the then Rector, Curate and Church Wardens of Parish of Carrigaline and their successors in office for the term of 500 years from the 1st November 1842 a plot of ground described as containing 40 feet in front and 50 feet in depth. This lease contains a covenant that the ground thereby granted and the school-house thereon are granted by said lease upon trust that the Lessees and their successors should during their demise e the said building or school-house and all other buildings to be made thereon as a school- house and residence for teachers only, which the children shall be taught in the entire of the Holy Scriptures and forms of the Church of England and Ireland, as then established, and that if at any time the said school-house or building should be permanently discontinued or that being continued, the children frequenting it shall not be taught and instructed aforesaid or that any shop or business shall be carried on, in or upon said premises without the written consent of Michael ROBERTS, his assignees &c. And in such case the said premises hereby demised or meant or intended so to be shall thence-forth during the residue of the term hereby granted become subject and liable to the yearly rent of £4 in lieu of £1 10s. 0d to be paid and payable on the days and times, and recovered in manner and form &c to continue of said school-house and premises are used for any other purpose. Observations: Like observations ------ 5] Two houses and Denis COVENY £4 0s. 0d one yard TENURE OF LEASE: [COVENY] Dated 23rd May 1857 from Michael ROBERTS to Denis COVENY for 100 years from 29th September, 1842 at the rent of £4 sterling. Thomas JACKSON £2 10s. 0d TENURE OF LEASE: [JACKSON] Dated 23rd May 1857 from Michael ROBERTS to Thomas JACKSON dated 2nd June, 1857 for 99 years at rent of £2 10s. 0d sterling. Observations: Like observations ------ 6] Quay Owner's possession Est Value £3 0s. 0d Observations: This Quay is above Carrigaline Bridge and sand boats can come up and discharge at it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS AND CONDITION OF SALE [Edited & Condensed where possible] The Lands of Beaver of which the parcels conveyed to Michael ROBERTS by the deed of 20th August 1835. With lives renewable for ever by Francis POWER by indenture of lease to Robert ATKINS dated 17th August 1737. Described as part of the Manor, Castle, Towns and Lands of the east plowland of Carrigaline alias Beaver, alias Coolmiller containing approx 300 acres enjoyed by Murtough MURPHY, tenant to the said Robert ATKINS. Also a deer park &C. as owned by then Lord Viscount Shannon. approximately 450 acres also containing houses, orchards, woods, water-courses mills, mill-seats, bogs, moors, with rights of use reserved for above said Lord Viscount SHANNON and Francis POWER, heirs &c. Deed of conveyance dated 20th August 1824 by Warham ATKINS, Mary ATKINS, otherwise M'CARTHY, and William GILLESPIE (in whom the estate and interests had become vested) and Robert ATKINS, their son and heir, both Robert HITCHCOCK the elder and younger, This deed grants to Michael ROBERTS &c. full, free and uninterrupted privilege of channels near the mills, passage for all vessels that are the property of Messrs. ROBERTS &c. through which the water flowed down the Carrigaline River. Covenant referring to manure to be gleaned from channels only during months of May and August and used by the Warham and Robert ATKINS exclusively. The said Robert ATKINS obtained a grant in perpetuity dated 22nd March 1856. This lot will be sold subject to the fee-farm rent of £121 10s. 7-1/2d sterling but indemnified against same by the remainder of the said Lands and Premises comprised of the original lease of 17th August 1737 and the grant in perpetuity of 22nd March 1856. The original deed of conveyance and the Tenants leases above mentioned will be given to the Purchaser. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Source: Vol. 3, FHL# 0258795 Encumbered Estates - County Cork.