Registry of Deeds Abstracts 1708-1832

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Number 161299

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Memorial of lease dated 28th June 1766 between Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and James Lawlor of Castleloughan Esq Doctor in Physick. Crosbie did let to Lawlor the lands of Cammego the East then in the possession of said James Lawlor for 31 years. Witnessed by John Smith, servant to said Arthur Crosbie, and Thomas Reedy, servant to said James Lawlor.

Number 161366

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Memorial of lease dated 21st Jul 1766 between Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and James Lawlor of Castlelough. Crosbie let to Lawlor the lands of Droumdrisligg [?] and Gortderrissane [?], Co Kerry, to hold for 31 years. Witnesses Thomas Riedy servant to James Lawlor, and Robert Flood servant to Arthur Crosbie.

Book 249 / Page 332 / Number 161732

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Memorial of lease dated 14th Jul 1761 between Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and Lancelot Crosbie of Dublin, on the one part, and James Lawlor of Castle Lough in Co Kerry, Doctor of Physick, of the other. Crosbies let to Lawlor the lands of Culiana and Gearhaby. Witnessed by Robert Harrison of Dublin and Charles Leonourd servant to the said Arthur Crosbie.

Book 253 / Page 62 / Number 161733

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Memorial of lease dated 14th Jul 1761 between Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and Lancelot Crosbie of Dublin, on the one part, and James Lawlor of Castle Lough in Co Kerry, Doctor of Physick, of the other. Crosbies let to Lawlor the lands of Ballyledire, Coolclohir, Shaneclone, Gortboy and Lisslibane in the Barony of Dunkerron, Co Kerry, for 31 years. Witnessed by Thomas Blennerhassett of Tralee, and Arthur Blennerhassett also of Tralee.

Book 263 / Page 303 / Number 169129

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Memorial of lease dated 25th day of Jan 1768 between Lancelot Crosbie of Tubred, Co Kerry and Arthur Crosbie of Dublin, on the one part, and John Mahony of Dontoe [?], Co Kerry, Gent, of the other. Crosbies did let to Mahony the graisings of Glencullane, Breanly and Sarago, for 31 years. Witnessed by James Lawlor Esq and Darby Mahony both of Castlelough.

Book 258 / Page 198 / Number 170516

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Memorial of a deed tripartite dated 5th June 1762 between William Colhoun of Corncamon, parish of Taboyne [Taughboyne], Co Donegal, Gent, on the 1st part; Tristram Cary of Rockfield in said parish, and Owen Colhoun of Corncamon aforesaid, Gent, on the 2nd; Catherine Cary spinster, eldest daughter of said Tristram Cary on the 3rd. For certain considerations, William Colhoun granted to Tristram Cary and Owen Colhoun lands in Corncamon to hold in trust for certain purposes. Witnessed by Rev Williams Connor, curate of Taboyne, John Colhoun of Corncamon, Gent, and John Parkin of St Johnston, Gent, all of said parish and Co Donegal. Memorial executed by Tristram Cary in the presence of said John Colhoun and John Buchanan of the city of Londonderry, clerk to Henry Sloan, gent.

Book 260 / Page 465 / Number 174132

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Memorial of deed dated 25th Jan 1769 between Newton Radford of Dublin, hosier, a Protestant of the Church of Ireland, did cause a bill in the court of Chancery to be filed against James Lawlor of Killarney, Co Kerry grounded on the Popery acts thereby praying to be decreed to the lands of Culiana, and Gearha, Ballyfidder, Casfilohin, Shaniclane, Gortbay, and Lissibane, in the Barony of Dunkeron, Co Kerry. And it is further recited by the said deed that the bill was filed in trust for the sole use and behof of James Lawler of Trinity College and the said Newton Radford for 11s, transferred over to said James Lawlor all the benefit out of said premises. Witnessed by Rowland Polinerhasse Esq and Edmund Barry, Gent, both of Dublin.

Book 273 / Page 138 / Number 175316

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Memorial of a will devising lands dated 1st Aug 1761 made by Jane Stewart of Ballylogh [Ballylough] Co Antrim spinster. Whereby Jane Stewart left to James Leslie of Stranocum and the Rev James Smyth vicar of Armoy, her estate in trust for certain purposes, including paying her death duties etc., and the debts, legacies and annuities of the Rev Archibald Stewart DD late of Ballylogh deceased and brother to the said Jane. Lands of Ballyloghmore and the mill of Dunseverick said to have been devised by said Archibald to Jane. Residue [?] of estate to nephew Alexander Stewart of Ballylough and his heirs male. Remainder [if Alexander Stewart has no heirs?] to Richard Dobbs, 2nd son of Conway Richard Dobbs; Randal Dobbs, 3rd son of Conway Richard Dobbs, and other heirs male, sons of Conway Richard Dobbs and Ann Dobbs, niece of said Jane Stewart, they to take the name Stewart if they come into possession. [Otherwise?] the remainder to Alexander 1stson of Conway Richard Dobbs and her [Jane’s] grand nephew Edward son of her late niece Rose Brice otherwise Stewart as tenants in common, and to their heirs male. Executors to preserve contingent remainder to Jane and Sophia Stewart, daughters of said Alexander Stewart, nephew, and every other daughter as shall be born to Alexander; otherwise to the daughters of Ann Dobbs her niece; otherwise to the daughters of her said grand nephew Edward Brice; otherwise to the Rev Richard Dobbs DD of Lisburn, and James Stewart of Coleraine. Witnessed by Alexander Boyd of Ballycastle Esq., John McAllester [McAllister] of Ballycastle, merchant, and Andrew Stewart late of the Park in the Parish of Ballintoy, Gent., deceased. Memorial witnessed by Alexander Boyd and John Stewart of Ballintoy 23rdMar 1769. 

Book 276 / Page 277 / Number 177260

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Memorial of the last will [dated 6th Aug 1769] and testament of Andrew Ferguson of Strabane, Co Tyrone, whereby said Andrew gave to his dearest friend George Buchanan, apothecary in Strabane, all the lands, tenements etc in and near the city of Londonderry formerly occupied and possessed by the testator’s late father from the London Society and held for lives renewable for ever, and after [reciting?] that a suit then depended [?] between John Hamilton Esqe Counl. at law and the testator’s relative to the last will and testament of the testator’s late aunt Mrs. Dorcas Ferguson the testator now leave to George Buchanan whatever is adjudged to be testator’s right relative thereto, and doth appoint George Buchanan sole heir and executor. Witnessed by William Orr, merchant; William Campbell, innholder, and John McCallagh, merchant, all of Strabane.

Book 276 / Page 428 / Number 179021

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Memorial of a proposal dated 8th Dec 1768 between Gustavor Adolphus Thomas Crosbie and Mary Delany. The said Mary Delany did propose to pay yearly rent of £85 for the lands of Keppagh, Kilgobenettm Tulligmore and Tulligbegg, lately held by several tenants, for 31 years. Witnessed by James Lawlor, Doctor, Killarney. Memorial witnessed by said James Lawlor, and James Lawlor the younger also of Killarney.

Book 281 / Page 35 / Number 179924

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Memorial of lease dated 14th Aug 1769 between Donegall and James Gilliland of Talldarg [Tildarg], parish of Rashee. Donegall let to Gilliland 19a in Dunemoy [Dunamoy] and the bleach green in Rashee adjoining said land for 41 years of 3 royal lives. Witnessed by George Portis of Belfast, Esq., David McCool of the city of Londonderry, surveyor.

Book ? / Page 609 / Number 180019

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Memorial of articles of agreement dated 18th Oct 1769 between Andrew Mahony of Clahan, Co Kerry, Gent., on the first part, Mary Delany of Glengariff in the Co Cork, spinster, of the second, James Mahony of Clahan Gent and Faugh Sullivan of ?vonane in Co Cork of the third. Marriage shortly to be had between said Andrew Mahony and Mary Delany, Said Andrew in consideration of £550 marriage portion of said Mary, receipt whereof he acknowledges, he did agree and covenant with said James Mahony and Faugh Sullivan that in case Mary should survive him she should seize and possess £600 from the assets of said Andrew Mahony. If they should have issue then the money to go to them. Witnessed by Denis Mahony of Tralee and Roger Sullivan of Coonane, Co Cork.

Book 283 / Page 347 / Number 183735

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Memorial of a deed of release dated 13th Sep 1770 between Samuel Anderson of Letterbratt, farmer and John Campbell of Letterbratt, farmer. Anderson granted to Campbell the moiety of lands called Lower Letterbrat heretofore and still in the occupation of said John Campbell, to hold forever, paying rents to John Stewart Hamilton Esq., as per a deed dated 24th March 1763. Witnessed by Andrew Campbell of Letterbratt and John McFarlan of Aughylane. Memorial witnessed by said John McFarlan, and Thomas Cowan of Dublin.

Number 193251

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Deed dated 25th Apr 1772 between 1stHenry Sheared of Cork City, 2nd James Lawlor of Killarney, Co Kerry, Esq., son of James Lawlor late of Castlelough, doctor in physick, 3rdMary Delany of Killarney, widow and sole acting executor of the said Dr James Lawlor. Whereby Henry Sheared sold to James Lawlor his heirs etc, with the consent of said Mary Delany, all that the said towns and lands of Knockbrack and Garraneroure Cahirchrehen and Knocjasernoff situate in the Co of Kerry; also lands of Killkenderrymore, Loughan, Lishnegane, Killkenderrybegg otherwise Lissevane and Lisnestoe, and also the towns and lands of Killorglin, Barerierughes, Rathcammane and Maula Culliam and Geariely Killokills and Cledconnell, Ballyledie, Coolcloghire, Shaneclone, Gortboy and Lisslabane Doory Drumdreislig and Gortderrykissane Culinagh Killicaulaght and Ardclukeen situate in Co Kerry aforesaid. Witnesses Brickford Heard and George Sack both of Cork, and Richard Linnegar of Killarney. The execution of the said deed by Mary Delany and of this memorial by the said James Lawlor is witnessed by the said Richard Linnegar and Dorothea Crumpe of Killarney.

Book 289 / Page 682 / Number 195073

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Memorial of a sale dated 22nd Dec 1772 between Robert McClanechan of Ballychargan, yeoman, sojourning in the City of Philadelphia, Province of Pennsylvania on the 1st part; Blair McClannachan of Philadelphia on the other. For £500 Pennsylavnia money, Robert sold Blair one undivided moiety of land in Ballychargan held on lease for three lives renewable, by grant from Arthur Carey Esq to Robert McClenachan, grandfather of said Robert McClenachan party hereto. Said grant to be free of all incumbrances made by the Grantor (Robert), his grandfather Robert or his father Alexander. Witnessed by Archibald McIlwain and James Hunter of Londonderry mariner and Lewis Weiss of Philadelphia scrivinor.

Book 195 / Page 197 / Number 195593

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Memorial of a conveyance dated 2nd Jan 1770 between John McCausland of Stranorlar, Co Donegall, Esq., eldest son and heir of Oliver McCausland late of Rash, Co Tyrone, Esq., on the 1st; Luke Gardiner of Dublin Esq., eldest son and heir of Charles Gardiner Esq., deceased who was the eldest son and heir of Luke Gardiner late of Dublin, deceased, by Ann Gardiner otherwise Stewart his wife and niece of the right honourable William late Lord Viscount Mountjoy, of the 2nd. By lease and release dated 9th and 10th Oct 1704, between Charles Hamilton of Cavan, Co Donegal, Esq and Kathrine his wife on the 1st part; said Oliver McCausland of the other part; the Hamiltons granted to McCausland lands for £2000 which were to be held in trust for the said Lord Viscount Mountjoy. Reciting that Charles and Kathrine Hamilton are long since dead, and the sums of money have long since been paid, and the said Wm Lord Viscount Mountjoy was dead without issue, and his estates had descended to the said Luke Gardiner by virtue of the will of the said Viscount. Witnessing that in consideration of 10s paid to him, John McCausland released unto Luke Gardiner the manor of Wilsonsfort otherwise Killynure, Co Donegal. Witnessed by Lt Edward Tisdall and William Lyster of Dublin, Gent.

Book 296 / Page 314 / Number 196551

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Memorial of a release dated 21st May 1773 between Robert McClenaghan of Ballyhargan Gent, only son and heir at law of Alexander McClenaghan late of Ballyhargan Gent deceased; and William Osburn [Osborne] of Ballyharagan, gent, of the other part. Robert McClenaghan sold to William Osborne all that land known as Ballycaragan. To have and to hold for the lives of Edward Cary, son to the said Henry Cary, now the Right honourable Edward Cary, and William Osburn party hereto. Witnessed by George McClellan of Straw, Co Londonderry, Gent., Henry Sloan of the city of Londonderry, Gent, and Andrew McFarland, Hostler to Frans. [?] Dougherty of the Waterside, innkeeper.

Book 299 / Page 102 / Number 197517

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Memorial of the will of William McCracken late of Magharabag [Magherabeg], Co Down, deceased, dated 18th Nov 1754, and two codicils dated 16th Nov 1756 and 22ndNov 1756. After specific legacies to his wife, William bequeathed to his daughter Elizabeth 15 guineas, to his son John £1 and to his sons-in-law John McCracken, William Martin, David Sprott, William Harrison and John Whan £1 each. Then to his son George McCracken all the residue of his goods, also his lease and lands of Magherabeg, Co Down, and appointed him executor. The first codicil said daughter Elizabeth had since married Andrew Colthart and received her portion, William McCracken now leaves her 1s and to his son John 1s for reasons therein mentioned. In the second codicil he set forth that he had found it necessary to dispose of his goods and chattels, except lands in Magherabeg and Ballynaris, which chattels he had left to his son George in order to pay the legacies, now he leaves to his son John and abovementioned sons-in-law only 1s each. Witnessed by Dr Alexander Colvill and Joseph Dickson, gent, both of Dromore. The codicils witnessed by said Alexander Colville and John Trasier of Dromore, carpenter. Memorial witnessed by said Alexander Colville and Joseph Dickson.

Book 300 / Page 11 / Number 198439

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Memorial of a deed dated 21st Sep 1772 between Wm Marshall of Crevagh, Liberties of Londonderry, Margery Marshall otherwise Colhoun his wife, and John Marshall of Imlagh, Co Donegal, Gent, on the 1st part; John Boyd of Letterkenny, Co Donegal on the 2nd; Archibald Boyd and Mossom Boyd of the said city, merchants, of the 3rd. 

Book 303 / Page 179 / Number 200635

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Memorial of articles of marriage between Ambrose Colhoun of Letterkenny, Co Donegal, Gent on the 1st; John Allen the younger of Ruskey in said Co., Gent on the 2nd; Susana Colhoun of Letterkenny only child of Ambrose on the 3rd; William Colhoun of Raphoe and Humphrey Grove of Letterkenny both Co Donegal on the 4th. Dated 25th Sep 1773. Ambrose Colhoun granted property including houses in Letterkenny (in the possession of James Elliott and Joseph Buchanan) to William Colhoun and Humphrey Grove in trust to provide an income to John Allen (if he survives said Ambrose and Judith his wife), or to provide an income to Allen’s intended wife Susana if she is widowed.

Book 316 / Page 53 / Number 209756

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Memorial of a release dated 19th Oct 1776 between Robert McClenaghan of Ballychargan, Co Londonderry, Gent and Mary his wife on the 1stpart; Blair McClenaghan of the city of Philadelphia on the other. Said Robert McClenaghan granted to Blair McClenaghan one undivided moiety of Ballychargan, for the lives of the Rt Hble Edward Cary, William Osburn [Osborne] and Saml Osburn, renewable forever. Witnessed by Robert McClenaghan of Mulcheragh, Co Londonderry, William Moore of the city of Londonderry, merchant, and Charles McClenaghan junior of Mossville in the Co of Tyrone, Gent.

Book 311 / Page 266 / Number 209795

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Memorial of deed of lease dated 28th Oct 1776 made between John Forsyth [Forsythe] the elder of Ballynure, Co Antrim, and John Forsyth the younger of Ballynure, tanner, eldest son and heir apparent of the said John Forsyth the elder. Whereby after reciting that John the elder sells to John the younger, all that plot or parcel of ground formerly in the possession of James Adair and then in the tenure and occupation of said John Forsythe the elder and the other tenants of John Gillilan [Gilliland] Gent, in the townland of Dunturky and Toagh or Territory of Ballynure. To hold for the lives of said John senior, and John junior and James Forsyth, sons of said John elder. Witnessed by James Arthur, tanner/farmer [?] and Alexander Arthur, Gent.

Book 315 / Page 325 / Number 211554

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Memorial of deed of assignment dated 1st Mar 1775 between John Forsythe the elder of Ballynure, tanner, and John Forsythe the younger, tanner, his eldest son. Whereby John elder assigned to John junior the two fields of land with houses and garden formerly held by the late Francis Taggart containing about 5a 3r 20p be the farm more or less bounded on the north by one of Robert Love’s fields and on the west and south by the Rev Samuel Marshall’s farm, on the east by the mill road, and on the northeast by the houses or tenements fronting the main street or great road leading through the town or village of Ballyclare. And all that the final field formerly possessed by William Smyth containing 1a 1r 25p, also 3r 20p, being a part of the late James Barklimoers [Barklimore?] small field and lower garden making in all 2a 1r 5p., bounded on the south and east by two fields formerly held by the late Francis Taggart but afterwards granted to the said John Forsythe elder, and on the northwest by Robert Loves house and stock yard, and on the northeast side by the gravel hills late in the possession of Stephen Haven and on the east by the meeting house and William Rowan’s house and garden quite across the street or road leading through Ballyclare … was in the occupation of said John Forsythe the elder. Also the three fields or parks of land formerly held by Stephen Haven, marked in his map or survey by James Orr of the town and lands of Ballyclare no. 1, 2 and 3, containing 8a 2r 18p, bounded on the N and NW by the Rev. James Marshall’s farm, on the SE by the mill race, and on the S by the mill [farm?], said premises held by John Forsythe. To hold the said John junior for the residue of 25 years from 1st Nov 1768, at respective rents payable to Stephen Haven. Witnessed by James Arthur, tanner/farmer [?], Alexander Arthur, gent, both of Belfast.

Book 311 / Page 590 / Number 213077

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Memorial of deed dated 10th Apr 1777 between Mary Delany widow and acting executrix of Patrick Delany late of Glengariff in the County of Cork Gent, of the one part, and Derby Delany eldest son of the said Patrick Delany, of the other part. Mary Delany granted to Derby the lands of Corrigrave, Kaunrusky, Skehill, Derenafullow, Dromdower, Coubrany and Courafrevane being by estimation eleven gneeves and a quarter of the three plowlands of Glengariff together with the woods, coppices etc. Also the tract of land from the bounds of Glengarriff westward to East Falia [Faha] together with the East Falia, West Falia and West Crohy being by estimation thirty cows and half of the three plough lands of Carrufadda situate in the Barony of Beer and Bantry. Deed witnessed by James Lawlor and John Hewson [?] both of Dublin. Memorial witnessed by John Hewson and Barns Donnelly of Dublin, manservant.

Book 311 / Page 347 / Number 216544

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Memorial of deed dated 29th Jun 1778 between William Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and James Lawlor of Dublin. Whereby said William Arthur Crosbie conveyed to James Lawlor in his actual possession being by virtue of the deed of lease for a year therein recited all that and those the towns and lands of Castlelough, Darkagalaner, Carrifasse [?], ?hane, Gortacounig, Farta, Droumdruslig and Gortderrykissane in the Barony of Magunihy, and the town and lands of Commego in the Barony of Iveragh, all in Co Kerry, subject to redemption on the repayment of £950 with the lawful interest thereof which said deed and this memorial are witnessed by Thomas Franks of Dublin and John Hewson of Dublin.

Book 314 / Page 343 / Number 218367

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Memorial of deed dated 3rd Oct 1778 between William Colhoun of Corncammon, Co Donegal, gent, on the 1stpart; George Cary of Rushfield in said Co, gent, of the other. William Colhoun granted to George Cary the town and lands of Corncammon then in the possession of said William Colhoun, and Sarah Curry widow, Bryan Coyle, Peter Crumlish, James McGarvey, John Campbell, Joseph Thompson and William Black his undertenants. To be held by George Cary in trust to pay himself £100 and £250 due to “divers other” creditors of William Colhoun. Witnessed by John Cary of Coxtown and James Lynch of Coxstown, Co Donegal, gent. Memorial witness signed by George Cary and witnessed by John Cary and Peter McDonagh of the city of Londonderry.

Book 327 / Page 483 / Number 219452

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Memorial of assignment dated 14th Jul 1773 between William Forsyth [Forsythe] of the one part and William Forsyth his son of the other. Endorsed upon a lease bearing date the 21stMar 1754 between Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and William Forsythe [sic] of Ballynure of the other, whereby Dobbs demised to said John Forsyth [sic] all that parcel of ground whereon he hath fixed a tan yard in the townland of Dunturky, on the east side of John Forsyth’s house by which said appurtenances said John sold to William for £5. Said deed of assignment witnessed by Robert Moore of Ballynure, shoemaker. Memorial witnessed by Robert Moore and Richard Overend.

Book 330 / Page 551 / Number 224886

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Memorial of deed dated 23rd May 1780 between William Arthur Crosbie of Dublin, on the one part, James Lawlor of Dublin, on the second part, and Mary Delany of Castlelough, widow, of the third. Whereby the said James Lawlor did demise and the said William Arthur Crosbie did confirm unto the said Mary Delany all that and those lands of Castlelough containing 20 Irish acres plantation measure, also part of Carrigfrehane commonly called the Orchard containing 3 acres 3 roods, with the consent of William Arthur Crosbie to whom the equity of redemption belongs, for 999 years at the yearly rent of 1 shilling by the yea……… years of the said term as he should live provided her eldest so………[cut off]….. or the said James Lalor shall be also alive and the rent of twenty pounds…………… [bottom corner of page missing]

Book 330 / Page 588 / Number 225253

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Memorial of deed dated 4th Apr 1780 between John Lamy of Raphoe on the 1st; Alexander Brown of the suburbs of Londonderry gent of the 2nd. Lamy sold to Brown the town and lands of Coolaughy Glebe [Coolaghy] belonging to the Rev James King as Dean of Raphoe by the proper bounds and mearings and as he was then occupied by the said John Lamy, William Hamilton and Elias Blair. Witnessed by James Atcheson and Eneas Murrey both of the city of Londonderry, Esqs. Memorial witnessed by Waddle Balement of said city apprentice to Eneas Murrey.

Book 337 / Page 393 / Number 227475

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Memorial of deed of release dated 24thOct 1775 between John Barron of the parish of Templepatrick, farmer, and Joseph Barron of the same parish, farmer, of the other part. Recites that Hercules Rowley did by lease dated 24 Sep 1726 demise unto Joseph Barron, father of said John, all that farm of land containing 45a 2r plantation measure for the lives therein mentioned. Said Joseph is now deceased and John Barron his eldest son has become entitled to said lease which he now grants to said Joseph Barron party hereto for the lives of said John Barron and Joseph Barron being the surviving lives of said lease. Witnesses William Thompson of Ballymartin and Clotworthy Duffield of Templepatrick.

Book 342 / Page 56 / Number 228179

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Memorial of deed dated 16th Feb 1780 between John Campbell of Letterbrat, Co Tyrone, Gent., on the 1stpart; Hugh Campbell of Letterbrat one of his sons on the 2nd part; Andrew Campbell of Letterbrat, another son, on the 3rd part. Whereby John Campbell was possessed of the town and lands of Aughtboy [Aughaboy?], in the Manor of Eliston, Co Tyrone; one moiety of the townland of Aughylane [Aghalane] split into two shares – one adjoining Glencoppogagh [and the other?] on the north side in the tenure of Andrew McFarland, Alexander McFarland, John McFarland and John Armstrong; and a moiety of the land known as Lower Letterbrat; all held by virtue of various deeds. Some granted to son Hugh Campbell and some to son Andrew Campbell. Mentions lease of Aughtboy was for the lives of said John Campbell and his brother Andrew Campbell. Also a lease of 1778 from James Hamilton of Strabane to Andrew Campbell of lands of Glenrone now part [or all?] granted to Hugh Campbell. Witnessed by William Hay of Letterbrat, Thomas Dunbar of Glencopogagh, Robert Campbell of Dorbrugh [?] and James Moffett of Mineyduff [?] Co Tyrone. Memorial witnessed by said Thomas Dunbar, and William Wilson of LIfford, Co Donegal, Gent.

Book 340 / Page 342 / Number 229527

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Memorial of assignment dated 27th Jul 1781 made between John Forsythe the elder of Ballynure and William Owens of Standing Stone Co Ant, gent. Whereby after reciting a deed of mortgage dated 1st Nov 1776 between James Arthur of Belfast, tanner, and said John Forsythe for the premises and terms thereinafter mentioned, for the sum of £300 and that said William Owens became seized of said premises subject to said mortgage, the said John Forsythe grants to William Owens a piece of ground on the north side of Mill Street, together with a piece of ground at the rampart, be the same more or less as was in the tenure of the late William Arthur and since in the tenure of Margaret Thompson otherwise Arthur his wife, and afterwards James Arthur and his undertenants. To hold unto the said William Owens for the residue of 89 years from 1stNov 1776. Witnessed by William Burgess, merchant and Alexander Arthur, gent, both of Belfast.

Book 340 / Page 343 / Number 229529

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Memorial of lease dated 25th Dec 1780 between Conway Richard Dobbs of Castledobbs and John Forsythe Senior of Ballynure. Dobbs let to Forsythe the land in Toberdowny [Toberdowney] formerly possessed by John & James Carngey [?] lastly by William Forsythe deceased, containing about 38a 2r IPM. To hold for 10 years from 1stNov then past or lives of Margaret Forsythe, Andrew Forsythe and David Forsythe son to said John. Indenture witnessed by John Forsythe the younger, tanner, and William Forsythe the younger, linen draper, both of Ballynure. Memorial witnessed by said William Forsythe and by John Philips of Ballynure, schoolmaster.

Book 344 / Page 15 / Number 229534

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Memorial of lease dated 1st Aug 1781 between Conway Richard Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and John Forsythe senior of Ballynure. Dobbs let to Forsythe that farm in Bryantage [Bryantang] formerly possessed by Widow Campbell then in the possession of the said John Forsythe the senior and Andrew Forsythe, containing about 45a 1r 35p, including house, office houses, and garden, then in the possession and occupation of said John Forsythe senior, situate and being in the village of Ballynure, together with the whole of the land situated between David McCadams [McAdams] house and the end of the meeting house in the village of Ballynure. To have and to hold for 41 years or lives of Margaret Forsythe, David Forsythe, children of said John Forsythe senior, and Alexander Forsythe, son to Andrew Forsythe. Witnessed by William Forsythe and John Phillips of Ballynure, schoolmaster. Delivered in presence of William Forsythe the younger and John Philips.

Book 339 / Page 488 / Number 229609

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Memorial of deed dated 12 Oct 1781 between Wm Arthur Crosbie of Dublin and James Lawlor of Dublin. Crosbie did release unto James Lawlor the towns and lands of Castlelough, Parkagalane, Carrigafrehane, Gortacourig, Farta, Droumdreislig and Gortderrykissane, Barony of Magunihy, and lands of Cummings, Barony of Iveragh, all in Co Kerry, now in the possession of said James Lawlor and his undertenants, as also the proviso or condition of redemption mentioned in the deed of release therein recited to hold to the said James Lawlor his heirs etc for ever subject to the proviso or condition of redemption therein contained. Witnessed by Thomas Franks and Valentine Cornwall.

Book 344 / Page 383 / Number 232079

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Memorial of a lease dated 1st Mar 1780 between John Lamy of Raphoe, doctor of laws, on the 1st part; William Hamilton of Gortoquigly [Gortaquigley], parish of Raphoe, farmer, on the 2nd. Lamy let to Hamilton the part and parcel of the lands in Coollaghy [Coolaghy] then in the possession of said William Hamilton, subject to reservations etc in the grand lease of Coollaghy held from the Dean of Raphoe by John Lamy. To hold from 1stNov last for 21 years, yearly rent £5. Covenant that whenever and as often as the said John Lamy, his executors and assigns, renew the grand lease with the present of future Dean of Raphoe, Lamy shall execute a new lease for the same period to William Hamilton, his heirs and assignes, Hamilton to pay 2/11 of the fine or fees. Witnessed by Hugh Wallace of Raphoe, William Henderson of Gotoquigley. Memorial witnessed by Wm Henderson and Richard Cowan of Lifford. William Henderson aged 30+ years.

Book 347 / Page 261 / Number 232341

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Memorial of a lease dated 23rd Oct 1779 whereby Robert Galt of Coleraine let to Samuel Glenn of Dooeybegg in the parish of Aughran, all the farm of Dundooan / Doodooan then in the possession of Robert Galt containing 50a IPM. To hold for 31 years or 3 royal lives at the rent of £73. Witnessed by James Black of Castleroe and Richard Conning, both of Coleraine. 

Book 350 / Page 33 / Number 233336

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Memorial of deed dated 14th Jul 1782 made between Margaret Shaw otherwise Ferguson of Ballintrea [Ballantrae] in the Shire of Ayr in North Britain, widow, of the one part, and John Forsyth [Forsythe] the elder of Ballinure [Ballynure] Co Antrim gent of the other. Whereby Margaret Shaw sold to John Forsyth all that farm of land formerly in the possession of Robert Brown and Thomas Brown of Drumain and afterwards in the occupation of Alexander Shaw late of Killyglen, gent deceased, containing 40a IPM, with additional rights to turf and grazing, lying in the parish of Carncastle, Co Antrim. To hold unto John Forsyth for the lives of William Henry Blair the elder of Killyglen, gent, and Samuel Brown of Drumain, by virtue of a lease dated 13th Nov 1770, renewable at certain costs. Witnessed by Andrew Forsythe of Tipperitony [??] and John Philips of Ballynure, linen weaver.

Book ? / Page ? / Number 234782

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[summarised] A Memorial of deed dated 1st Nov 1782 made between Robert Campbell of Ballygarvy Gent., the Revd Kohn Lindsay of Ballymena & John Gillilan of Collon, all Co Antrim, executors of Hugh Gillilan of Ballygarvy deceased, on the one part, and Wm Logan of Rumcavan, parish of Racavan, Co Antrim, merchant, on the other part. Whereby Robert Campbell, John Lindsay and John Gillilan have agreed to sell to William Logan all that half town of Glenahiask [?? Possibly Clonetrace?] as formerly in the possession of Charles O’Haghian [?] and his undertenants situate lying and being in the parish of Skerry, to have and to hold for the lives of Clotworthy O’Haighan, son of said Charles O’Haighan, and Andrew Moore, son of James Moore of Andrea/Andreafaime[?]. Witnesses Roger Casement of Ballymena, attorney, William Duffin of Ballygarvey, Gent., John McNeill of Ballymena, Fras. / Francis Stewart of Cushendall. Registered in 1783 by Roger Casement. 

Book 351 / Page 278 / Number 236260

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Memorial of assignment dated 18th May 1782 between William Forsythe of Ballynure, gent, and Hugh Kirk of Larne, merchant. For £120 Forsythe sold to Kirk the tenement on the south side of the main street in the Newtown of Larne, and garden behind same, then in the possession of Anthony Sinclair together with the tanyard then or lately in the possession of Ralph Walker which said premises are bounded on the front by the said main street of Larne, on the east by a tenement in possession of Ralph Walker, on the south by the river and on the west partly by Alexander Holmes’ tenement and partly Alexander McHaras garden. For three royal lives. Witnessed by John Forsythe of Ballynure and John Weir of Larne, gents. Memorial witnessed by John Wier and David Kirk of Carrickfergus, tanner.

Book 353 / Page 110 / Number 236667

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Memorial of lease dated 18th Jul 1782 between Conway Richard Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and William Forsyth [Forsythe] of Ballynure, tanner. Dobbs let to Forsyth the land in Skellganabane [Skilganaban] now possessed by said William Forsyth and lately by William Orr, containing about 19a IPM, together with the tenement house in the village of Ballynure then in the possession of said William Forsyth. To hold for 41 years or the lives of William Forsyth, son to the said William Forsyth, David and Ann Forsyth, son and daughter to John Forsythe senior of Ballynure. Witnessed by John Dugan of Castle Dobbs, gent, and John Philips of Ballynure, linen weaver. Memorial witnessed by John Philips and Robert Young of the town of Antrim, merchant.

Book 351 / Page 339 / Number 236677

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Memorial of deed dated 11th Jan 1781 between William Hamilton of Gortoquigley [Gortaquigley], Co Donegal, Gent, on the 1st part; Jane Henderson only daughter of Joseph Henderson of the Topps, Co Donegal, Gent, on the 2nd; said Joseph Henderson and his son John Henderson on the 3rd. Marriage intended between Jane Henderson and William Hamilton. In consideration of the marriage portion of said Jane, and other considerations, William Hamilton granted unto Joseph Henderson and John Henderson the farther part of Gortoquigley then under tenure and possession of said William Hamilton, by lease from the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, situate in the parish of Raphoe, to have and to hold for the term of the said lease, and during any further term, in trust for the intents and purposes therein mentioned. Witnessed by John Henderson the elder and Robert Henderson both of the Topps aforesaid. Memorial executed by John Henderson the younger and witnessed by the said Robert Henderson, and Richard Cowan of Lifford, Co Donegal. Strabane 26th Feb 1783.

Book 354 / Page 186 / Number 237421

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Memorial of a deed of assignment dated 15th Jul 1783 between John King of Gortree, Co Donegal and William Hamilton of Gortree, farmer. King assigned to Hamilton the land of Gortree formerly possessed by his father James King. Witnessed by Thomas Dugall and Peter McDonagh of the city of Londonderry, gent.

Book 343 / Page 449 / Number 237434

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Memorial of a marriage settlement dated 21st Jul 1783 between James Colhoun of Cross, Co Tyrone, Esq, on the 1st; Catherine Colhoune otherwise Coghlan his wife of the 2nd; Mathew Lyster of Newpark Co Roscommon Esq and James Lyster of Lysterfield in said Co, Esq, on the 3rd. In pursuance to certain articles of deed on his marriage to Catherine, James Colhoun granted to the Lysters various lands for purposes therein mentioned.

Book 352 / Page 443 / Number 239446

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Memorial of release dated 20th Jan 1784 between Francis Turnly of Newtownards and John Forsythe the elder of Ballynure, gent. Whereby Turnly sold to Forsyth lands in Ballyiston [Ballyeaston] containing 376a 2r 25p IPM formerly in the occupation of John Allen or his undertenants, to hold for 3 royal lives or 41 years from 1st May 1775. Witnessed by Alexander Arthur, attorney, and Robert Athenleck his apprentice, both of Belfast.

Book 352 / Page 443 / Number 239600

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Memorial of deed dated 1st May 1784 between John Forsyth 

[Forsythe] the elder of Ballynure and Francis Turnly of Newtownards. Whereby Forsyth, in consideration of £1315, sold to Turnly all that farm in Ballyiston [Ballyeaston] containing 376a 2r 25p IPM as were late in the occupation of John Allen, for 3 royal lives, or 41 years from 1st May 1775, with clause of redemption on repayment. Witnessed by Alexander Arthur, attorney, and Robert Athenleck his apprentice, both of Belfast.

Book 355 / Page 433 / Number 241176

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Memorial of agreement dated 19th Dec 1780 between William Colhoun of Raphoe, Co Donegal, gent on the 1st; Ann McCausland of Tullyrap, Co Donegal, on the 2nd; Alexander McCausland and Andrew McCausland both of Tullyrap, gents, of the 3rd. Marriage intended between William Colhoun and Ann McCausland. William Colhoun granted to the McCauslands properties in the town of Raphoe formerly in the possession of John Dougherty deceased, in trust for the use of said William Colhoun, and if he died for his widow Ann. Witnessed by John Lamb of Raphoe Esq and the Rev. John Hawkins, rector of the parish of O’Killymard, and William Clark of Tullrap, gent.

Book 365 / Page 316 / Number 244735

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Memorial of [marriage] settlement dated 21st Dec 1782 between Rev John Ryder of Mitchelstown, Co Cork, clerk, of the 1stpart; Rev Joshua Browne of Castle Lyons, Co Cork, clerk and Margaret Browne spinster and only daughter of said Joshua, of the 2nd; James Badham Thornhill of Mitchelstown Esq and Samuel Rowland of the city of Cork burgess, of the 3rd. Whereby John Ryder sold to JB Thornhill and Samuel Rowland the lands of Cloghleson to hold for the lives of said John Ryder, St. George Ryderm and Margaret Browne, in trust for the use of said John Ryder, and if he dies then to provide an annuity of £100 for Margaret. Witnessed by Samuel Rowland, Robert Travers and John Moore Travers of the city of Cork, gent. Memorial witnessed by said Robert Travers and John Moore Travers, Samuel Rowland. 

Book 366 / Page 272 / Number 245028

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Memorial of a deed of lease and release dated 2nd and 3rd August 1784 made between Mary Dobbs of Lisburn, widow, relict of the Revd Richard Dobbs of Lisburn, DD, on the first part; the Rev Richard Dobbs clk, dean of Connor, eldest son and heir at law to the said Dr Richard Dobbs on the second part; and Samuel De Lacherois of Hillden [Hilden] linen draper of the third part. The Dobbs sold to Delacherois ground on the north side of Castle Street in Lisburn being the holding heretofore part Rogers’s and which on the 17th August 1771 was in the possession of the said Dr Richard Dobbs containing 32 feet frontage, 339 feet depth, adjoining on the east to Edward Gayer’s tenement, and in the west to Abraham Crommelin’s tenement, etc, to hold for royal lives, subject to covenants in the 1771 deed. Witnessed by ?? Hunter and Richard Bryson / Brison.

Number 249874

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Memorial of deed dated 10th Dec 1785 between Henry Gallwey of Gorteenroe, Co Cork, Gent., of the first part, Daniel Connell of Sarmons [?] Co Kerry, Gent and Juliana Connell otherwise Galwey his wife, George Gallwey of Gorteenroe Gent and Margaret his wife, and John Barrey of Killarney, Co Cork [?] Gent and Frances his wife, which said Julia, Margaret and Frances are sisters of the said Henry, of the second part, and Hugh Lawlor of Killarney, CO Kerry, Esq., of the third part. Henry, his sisters and in-law grant to Hugh Lawlor the land of Gortenroe in the Barony of Bear and Bantry to hold for the three lives mentioned in the lease from Lord Kenmare to the said Henry Gallwey, for 31 years from 1st May 1783. Witnesses Elizabeth Crotty, widow, and Timothy Sullivan, both of Bantry, John Hewson [?] of the City of Dublin, Gent.

Number 251209

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Memorial of deed of conveyance dated 18th March 1786. Between Andrew Barron and Edward Kelso both of Roughfort, Parish of Templepatrick, farmers - the said Andrew is the nephew and devisee and the said Edward Kelso is the bro. and heir at law of Hugh Kelso late of Craigarogan in the said parish of Templepatrick – of the one part. John Walker of Malone, parish of Belfast, farmer, of the other part. Andrew Barron and Edward Kelso give over to John Walker land in Kilgreel formerly in the possession of the said Hugh Kelso consisting of 29a 1r 35p Scotch Cunningham measure. For the lives of HRH Prince of Wales son of Geo III, Frederick Bishop of Osnaburgh second son of Geo III, and James Fea [Fee] son of James Fea of Roughforth, and 31 years from 1stNov 1770. Witnessed by John Barrow [sic] of Belfast, writing clerk, and Mathew Walsh of Belfast, yeoman. Said John Barron [sic] made oath that he was one of the witnesses.

Book 378 / Page 94 / Number 252256

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Memorial of a lease and release dated the 15th Jan 1785 between William Hamilton Esq and Sir John Stewart Hamilton, both of Donymand, Co Tyrone, on the one part; and William Hay, John Hay and James Hay, all of Letterbratt, Gentlemen, on the other. Hamiltons granted to Hays the parcel of land in Letterbrat then in their possession, for ever at yearly rent. Witnessed by John Glass of Strabane, Gent., Alexander McLaughlin of Letterbrat. Memorial signed by Samuel Hay, John Glass and James Rousse of Strabane.

Book 383 / Page 235 / Number 253724

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Memorial of lease and release dated 23rd and 24thJun 1786 between Edward Brice the elder of London, and Edward Brice the younger, eldest son and heir of said Edward Brice, of the first part; James Walkinshaw Bell of Dublin of the second part; William Burleigh of Dublin, attorney of the third; Conway Richard Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and William Mullins of Belgrave Co Cork of the fourth; and Hugh Carlton solicitor general and Richard Dobbs of Castle Dobbs of the fifth part. The Brices granted lands in Ballynure, Co Antrim, and in Ards, Co Down to James Walkinshaw Bell for the life of Edward Brice the elder. Further that Edward Brice elder and younger sold to Conway Richard Dobbs and William Mullins the lands of Killroot [Kilroot] together with the mansion house held under the Bishop of Down and Connor, subject to the limitations expressed by the will of Edward Brice deceased dated the 7th Sep 1738, and in a deed of release executed by Edward Brice elder and younger, James Walkinghsaw Bell, William Burleigh and Hugh Carleton as witnessed by Thomas Mooney of Dublin and Charles McCarthy serving man to Edward Brice junior.

Book 389 / Page 251 / Number 256323

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Memorial of lease dated 1st Mar 1787 between Conway Richard Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and John Forsythe Senior of Ballynure. Dobbs let to Forsythe farm in Skelganaban [Skilganaban] then in the possession of William Stewart with the meadow in the possession of William Forsythe, together with the farm in the possession of Samuel Stewart, in all containing 56a. To hold for 41 years or 3 lives of David Forsythe junior grandson of said John Forsythe [only one life named] commencing Nov then past. Witnessed by John Philips, Ballynure, schoolmaster, and William Moollan of Castle Dobbs, yeoman. Memorial witnessed by John Philips and Alexander Arthur of Belfast attorney.

Book 389 / Page 252 / Number 256326

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Memorial of lease and release dated 8th and 9thMar 1787. Lease made between Edward Brice of Kilroot, Co Antrim, now residing in Berners Street in Marylebone, county of Middlesex, Esq. and Jane Brice his wife of the one part; and David Ker of Portavo, Co Down of the other. By the deed of release the Brices sold to Ker the town and lands of Ballysallagh Major with all tythes, parish of Bangor.

Book 392 / Page 163 / Number 258532

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Memorial of a conveyance dated 28th Aug 1787 between William McCracken and Mary McCracken otherwise Colhoun his wife of the Co of Derry on the 1stpart; George Eakin of Grange in the parish of Ardstraw, Co Tyrone on the other part. For £3 16s, the McCrackens granted to Eakin the half of the orchard or garden near the church in Newtownstewart.

Book 392 / Page 165 / Number 258535

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Memorial of a lease dated 28th April 1786 between Andrew Campbell of Letterbrat, parish of Bodoney, on the one part; John Dunbar and David Dunbar of Letterbrat on the other. Campbell let to the Dunbars the land in their possession in Letterbrat for 31 years or the lives of the said John Dunbar and David Dunbar, and John McLaughlin. Witnesses James Hay of Letterbrat, Gent., John Kee of Gortaleck [?] and Matthew Dunbar of Glencapagaugh [Glencoppogagh], farmer. Memorial executed by said David Dunbar in the presence of said Matthew Dunbar, and William Hay of Letterbrat.

Book 392 / Page 281 / Number 258977

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Memorial of lease and release (marriage settlement) dated 29th Sep 1787 between John Colhown [Colhoun] of the city of Londonderry, surgeon and apothecary, on the 1stpart; Hugh Woodney [?] and James Cully both of Newry, Co Down, Gents on the 2nd; John Fivey and Elizabeth Fivey spinster, daughter of said John, on the 3rdpart. Marriage intended between John Colhown and Elizabeth Fivey. In consideration of £300, John Colhown granted to Hugh Woodney and James Culley half of the townland of Corncamon, Barony of Raphoe, Co Donegal. John Fivey granted to Hugh Woodney and James Culley the part lands of Greenan near Loughbrickland, Co Down, which he was then intitled to under the will of his father Thomas Fivey deceased, and also the part of Greenan lately purchased by him from his daughter the said Elizabeth Fivey for the residue of a term of 2000 years. Witnessed by Cathe [?] Toubert of Canal St, Newry, widow, and Danl Brown of Newry, attorney.

Book 393 / Page 258 / Number 260354

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Memorial of a lease dated 31st March 1785 between William Hamilton of Donemana, Co Tyrone, and Matthew Dunbar of Letterbrat. Hamilton let to Dunbar one 6th part of the farm of Upper Letterbrat to have and to hold for 199 years or the lives of Matthew Dunbar Junior and Alexr [??] Dunbar and the survivors of them. Witnessed by William Wilson of Dublin, attorney, and Andrew Campbell of Letterbratt, Gent. Memorial executed by said Matthew Dunbar in the presence of said Andrew Campbell, and John Dunbar of Letterbrat, Gent.

Book 396 / Page 162 / Number 260736

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Memorial of a mortgage dated May 1787 between John Colhown [Colhoun] of Corncammon, Co Donegal, gent, on the 1st part; William Gallagher of Ruskey, Co Donegal, farmer, on the second. Whereby John Colhoun granted to Gallagher the moiety of Corncammon as theretofore was in the occupation of John Colhoun deceased and his undertenants, and now of the said John Colhoun. The moiety being the north side of the townland of Corncammon, Barony of Raphoe, Co Donegal. William Gallagher to hold with all rights, subject to an annuity of £20/pa, plus a clause of redemption upon payment of a certain sum. Deed and memorial witnessed by Peter McDonagh, not. pub., and Peter McDonagh junior, both of the City of Londonderry.

Book 398 / Page 226 / Number 262809

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Memorial of a deed of four parts dated 4th Jan 1788. Conolly McCausland of Fruit hill, Co Londonderry, Esq., of the 1st; Wm Lecky of the city of Londonderry Esq, Thomas Skipton [??] of Bushhill [?] in said county on the 2nd part; Marcus McCausland of Fruithill Esq and Julie Sterling eldest daughter of James Sterling of the city of Londonderry on the 3rd; and James Sterling of the 4th. Intended marriage between Marcus McCausland and Julia Sterling. James Sterling executed a bond of £3000 to the said William Lecky and Thomas Skipton. Messrs Sterling Homer [??] and Delap? Marcus McCausland, after the death of his mother, will be entitled to settle a jointure on the said Julia at the rate of £10 yearly for every £100 her father James Sterling shall give as her marriage portion, to be issuing out of the undivided quarter [?] of the manor or lordship of Castlefin in the Co of Donegal & the freehold lands of Liscale and Tamnarkin etc of a church land lease of part of Magilligan, Co Londonderry. To this purpose the said Conolly McCausland granted to William Lecky and Thomas Skipton one quarter of Castlefin. Witnessed by James Sterling junior, son of James Sterling senior, and Alexander Eason servant to said Marcus McCausland. Memorial executed by Marcus McCausland in the presence of Alexander Eason and Alex McCammon of Daisey Hill, Co Londonderry, yeoman.

Book 387 / Page 505 / Number 263296

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Memorial of a deed dated 25th Oct 1787 between Wm Colhoune of Raphoe, Co Donegal on the 1st part; and Ann Colhoune otherwise McCausland his wife on the 2nd; Alexander McCausland father, and Alexander McCausland, brother, and trustees of the said Ann on the 3rd. William and Ann, for certain considerations therein mentioned, agree to live separate and apart and not to commence any suit or suits in any spiritual courts or court of law or equity, plus several other clauses. Witnessed by James Stevenson of Raphoe, merchant, and James Orr of Dublin City, attorney at law. 

Number 264914

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Memorial of indenture dated 1st Oct 1788 between Mary Delany of Castlelough, Co Kerry, widow, on the one part, and Peter Trant of Castlelough Esq and Mary Ann Trant his wife of the other part. The said Mary Delany in consideration of £400 did grant unto Peter and Mary Trent, for duration of their lives, the annuity/rent charge out of the lands of Castlelough, Carrigfrehane, Parkagalane otherwise Parkagullane, Gortacounig, Ardagh, Ballyrusheen and Parkmore in the Barony of Magunishy Co Kerry. Witnessed by Owen McGillaiddy of Castlelough, CO Kerry, yeoman, and James Currin ?? of Dublin. Registered 1788.

Book 402 / Page 355 / Number 265054

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Memorial of a sale dated 30th Oct 1788 between Arthur Blair of Strabane, Co Tyrone, innkeeper on the 1st part; James Galbraith of the city of Londonderry attorney of the other. Blair sold to Galbraith the half of the lands of Ballyhargan sold to him by Blair McClenaghan of Philadelphia Esq. 

Number 266577

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Memorial of deed of assignment dated 21st Jul 1788 between Francis Shaw formerly of Ballyclare, Co Antrim, but then of Carrickfergus, Esq., and Ann Shaw orse Crymble his wife which Ann is adminx with the will annexed of Charles Crymble late of Ballyg????, Co Antrim, Gent, of the first part; Charles Crymble of Ballyclare aforesaid Esq of the second part; and John Forsythe the Elder of Ballynure in said County Gent of the third part. Recites M’gage? Dated 15thNov 1707 made between [Richd?] Dobbs then of Dobbsland Esq decd of the first part and Andrew McMinn then of Belfast, merchant, of the said lands and premises after mentioned for 496 years for [five?] hundred pounds the said Francis and Ann have sold to John Forsythe the lands, appurtenances etc known by the name of Le Ballyclare, Legalloy and Scalganabane, to hold for the remainder of the 496 years. Witnessed by John Forsythe the younger, and John Phillips, schoolmaster, both of Ballynure. 

Book 401 / Page 423 / Number 269163

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Memorial of a deed of assignment dated 1stNov 1788 between Alexander Brown of the city of Londonderry, Gent, on the 1st; John Lamey of Raphoe on the 2nd; William Hamilton of Gortiquigley [Gortaquigley] on the 3rd. Brown sold to Hamilton the town and lands of Coolaughy Glebe [Coolaghy Glebe] near the town of Raphoe, to hold for the remainder of a term of 21 years, also for any further term the said John Lamey might obtain from the Rev James King, Dean of Raphoe, and his successors. Condition of redemption in the therein resided indenture of mortgage is mentioned. Deed and memorial witnessed by Peter McDonagh of the city of Londonderry, notary public & Andrew Hamilton of Tillyowen, Co Donegal. 

Book 419 / Page 132 / Number 273434

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Memorial of a lease dated 18thJune 1785 between Samuel Anderson of Letterbratt on the one part; Hugh Anderson son to the said Samuel Anderson on the other. Samuel let to Hugh the part of land known as Whinpark on the south side of Crocknoma in Letterbrat, plus grazing, to have for the term of a deed renewable forever. Witnesses Owen McAnally [?] and John Anderson, both of Letterbratt, and Robert Henry of Eden. Memorial executed by Hugh Anderson in presence of said Robert Henry, and John Henry of Eden.

Book 415 / Page 286 / 273760

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Memorial of a marriage article dated 1stSep 1789 between Samuel Anderson junr of Letterbrat, Bodoney, on the one part; John Anderson, son to the said Samuel Anderson on the 2nd; James Hamilton of ??royt, in said parish, on the 3rd; Letitia Hamilton, dau. of said James Hamilton on the 4th. Samuel Anderson, in consideration of the love for his son, and John’s intended marriage to Letitia, grants to John Anderson his lands of Letterbrat – until Samuel Anderson, grandson of said Samuel Anderson, comes of age – and thenceforth one third of said lands. Samuel also grants to John his lands of Speean [?] and Ecton [?], all in Co Tyrone. To hold for the life of said John Anderson, and afterwards to the his heirs by the body of Letitia Hamilton. Witnessed by James Hamilton and Robert McFarland of Newtownstewart, merchants. Memorial executed by said John Anderson in the presence of said James Hamilton, and Denis Rousse of Lisnafin, Gent.

Number 274572

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Memorial of indented deed dated 13th Apr 1790 made between Charles McCarthy of Woodpark, Co Kerry, and Martin Lawlor of Killarney, Co Kerry, apothecary. In consideration of the sum of £300 Charles McCarthy granted to Martin Lawlor the lands of Lissbaby in the Barony of Magonihy, Co Kerry. To hold from the 1stNov then just passed for the lives of Alexander Lawlor aged ten years, James Lawlor aged seven years, and Hugh Lawlor aged six years, sons to said Martin Lawlor. Witnessed by Simon Connell shopkeeper and Thadee [?] McCarthy Gent both of Killarney.

Book 423 / Page 72 / Number 275358

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Memorial of a lease dated 3rd Jul 1788 between John Lamy of Raphoe, doctor of Laws and Alex. Brown of the city of Londonderry, mortgagee of the said John Lamy, on the 1st; William Hamilton of Gortoquigley [Gortaquigley] farmer, of the 2nd. Lamy and Brown demised to Hamilton the part of Coolaghy then in his possession, for 21 years from 1st Nov then past, at the yearly rent of £5. Covenant of renewal. Witnessed by Peter McDonagh of the city of Londonderry not. pub. and Andrew Hamilton of Tillyowen, Co Donegal, farmer.

Book 416 / Page 347 / Number 277296

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Memorial of lease dated ? ? 1789 [?] between John Hamilton O’Hara of Crebilly and William Cathcart of Ballee. Hamilton leased to Cathcart part of Slatt [?] containing 15a IPM, partly bounded by James McCartney’s, William Kennedy’s, John Brady’s and Joseph Ferguson’s farms, and partly by the Main Water, situate in the Manor of Crebilly. For the lives of John Cathcart aged about 10, Robert Cathcart aged about 8, both sons of lessor, and Robert Adair Bell junior son to Robert Adair Bell of Ballymena, aged about 3. Witnesses Henry Scott of Bally___?, farmer, and Andrew Lark [??] of Clogherty, farmer. Memorial witnessed by said Henry Scott and Robert Scott of Ballylesson [?].

Book 445 / Page 102 / Number 285716

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Memorial of a deed dated 28th Nov 1786. John Henderson of three Tops, Co Donegal, farmer, 1st part; Robert Henderson youngest son of said John, 2nd; Martha Caldwell youngest daughter of James Caldwell late of Shannon, Co Donegal, gent, 3rd; James Caldwell of Shannon, gent, son of said late James Caldwell, 4th; Joseph Henderson of the three Topps aforesaid and William Caldwell of Shannon, 5th. John Henderson granted to Joseph Henderson and William Caldwell the moiety of three Tops, moiety of Munterlinny [?], and the profits thereout of in trust for the said Robert Caldwell. Also all his corn, cattle, implements etc. Witnessed by Charles McGliney of Lifford and John Henderson of the Tops. Memorial witnessed by said Charles McGliney and Thomas Stevenson of Lifford. 

Number 293101

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Memorial of indented deed of lease dated 11th Sep 1792 between Charles McCarthy of Woodpark, Co Kerry, and Martin Lawlor of Killarney. Whereby the said Charles McCarthy did demise and grant the lands of Lissbaby to Martin Lawlor to hold during the lives of Alexander Lawlor aged about 12 years, James Lawlor aged about 9 years, and Hugh Lawlor aged about 8 years. Witnesses Batt. [?] Foley of Killarney, and Hugh Lawlor of Killarney, Doctor of Physick.

Number 319741

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Memorial of indented deed of rent charge dated 7thAug 1795 between Samuel Park of Legaloy on the one part, farmer, and John Forsythe the Elder of the village of Ballynure, gent. Whereby for the consideration therein mentioned Samuel Park did confirm an annuity of £90 payable out of the part of the townland of Castletown to hold unto the said John Forsythe for the term of ten years commencing from the 1st May 1798. Deed witnessed by John Philips and William Skelton both of Ballynure. Memorial also witnessed by John Philips, and by William Walsh of Glencairn [?] Co Antrim.

Book 349 / Page 300 / Number 234271

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Memorial of deed dated 6th Dec 1782 between Robert Mercer and Richard Mercer of Dublin, merchants, and Francis Turnly of Newtownards, Esq. In consideration of £1680 Mercers granted to Turnly all that farm, part of Ballyrobert, containing 509a 1r 6p plantation measure, late in the occupation or tenure of William Henderson and James Boyd. For 3 royal lives or 41 years commencing 1st Nov 1772.

Book 406 / Page 275 / Number 266804

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Memorial of deed dated 11th Dec 1788 between John Spratt the younger, farmer, parish of Aghalee, and Robert Logan, linen draper, of the same.  Spratt sold to Logan 14a and house etc in Aghalee for the life of Arthur Tinman, son of Thomas Tinman of the parish of Aghalee. Witnessed by John Hall, linendraper, and James Logan and John Evans, farmers, all of the parish of Aghalee.

Book 464 / Page 93 / Number 293405

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Memorial of articles of agreement dated 4th Jul 1792 between John Law of Banagher, Co Londonderry of the 1st; Isabella Kinnier otherwise Rankin, widow, of the 2nd; and Thomas Colhoun of the City of Dublin of the 3rdpart. John Law granted to Thomas Colhoun lands in Rosguire, Co Donegal then in the possession of James Kernahan and Andrew Kernahan, to hold in trust [for Isabella??]. Witnessed by Rev William Rankin of Warrington, Co Down, and Samuel Colhoun. Oath by Samuel Colhoun aged 20 years and upwards.

Book 480 / Page 524 / Number 306097

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Memorial of an indentured deed dated 12th Mar 1789 between John Colhoun of the city of Londonderry surgeon, and Elizabeth Colhoun his wife on the 1st; John Fivey of Loughbrickland, Co Down, Gent, of the 2nd. The Colhouns sold to Fivey that part of the townland of Greenan containing 12a 2r. Witnessed by Robert Fivey of Lough Adiar [?], Co Down and George Crozier of the city of Dublin, attorney at law. Registered 14th May 1794.

Book 468 / Page 403 / Number 308486

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Memorial of deed dated 19th Aug 1794 between David Wilson of Big Ballylaggan [Ballylagan], farmer, and Andrew Wilson of the same, farmer, son to the said David. Whereby David did sell to Andrew, in consideration of 5s and natural love and affection, all that parcel of land in the townland of Big Ballylagan, parish of Ballynure, theretofore in the possession of the said David Wilson, containing 47a plantation measure, to hold for the remainder of 41 years from 1stNov 1775 or the natural lives of Andrew Wilson and Isabel Wilson, son and daughter of the said David Wilson, and James Wilson son to Hy [?] Wilson the elder, subject to rent payable to Dobbs of Castledobbs.

Book 473 / Page 541 / Number 309806

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Deed of marriage articles dated 25th March 1794 between Wm Osborne of Ballyhargin, Gent, and the Revd Joseph Osborne of Bracklin, Co Longford of the 1st part; Mary Mease of Gortin, Co Donegal, spinster of the 2nd part; William Law of Derry, Esq and John Mease of Strabane, Co Tyrone, gent, of the 3rd part. William Osborne granted to William Law and John Maze his lands in Ballyharigan to suffer unto Mary Mease £18 annuity in case she survived her then intended husband the Rev Joseph Osborne, the said Joseph Osborne retaining the right to dispose of the said land among the children of said marriage. Said Joseph Osborne also gave £300 to William Law and John Mease to be lent out for the purposes of making a fair provision for said Mary Mease in case she should outlive her husband. Witnessed by the Rev John Law of Nanagher, Co Derry, and Thomas Stevenson of Lifford, Co Donegal attorney.

Book 512 / Page 484 / Number 334951

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Memorial of a deed of release dated 4th Feb 1798 between William Colhoun of Corncammon Gent and John Colhoun of Rushfield Gent, eldest son and heir at law of said William Colhoun, both of Co Donegal on the 1st part; George Carey [Cary] of the city of Londonderry Esq on the other part, whereby said William Colhoun and John Colhoun granted to George Carey that part of Corncammon formerly held and enjoyed by Charles McFarland and his undertenants James Fleming, Seth Kelly, James Fay, James Coyle and Alexander French, commonly known by the name of the Fourth Division of the Townland of Corncammon, and then in the possession of said William Colhoun and his undertenants. Witnessed by Peter McDonagh and John Carey both of the city of Londonderry, Gents. Memorial witnessed by Peter McDonagh and William Dogherty of the City of Londonderry, writing clerk.

Book 514 / Page 199 / Number 336024

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Memorial of a deed of release dated 25th Mar 1798 between James Jackson of Newtownards, surgeon and William Jackson of Ballygrainy, parish of Hollywood, Gent, of the one part; Robert Simms and William Sims, merchants and Mathew Smith Gent, all of Belfast, on the other part. For £1500 the Jacksons sold to Simmses the flour mill, then a paper mill, dwelling house and gardens, on the Six Mile Water, with a small portion of meadow – formerly granted by Alexander Orr to the said James Jackson, Arthur Darley and James Kinsley, in the townland of Le Ballyclare. Witnessed by Mary Jackson and John Tindall of Belfast.

Number 336727

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Memorial of deed dated 10th Nov 1783 made between Hugh Lawlor of Cloundonegan in Co Kerry Gent of the one part, and Eugene Mahony of Castlefarm of Mullenge [?] in said Co Gent of second part, Elizabeth Mahony spinster, third part. Whereby a marriage is shortly to be had between Hugh Lawlor and Elizabeth Mahony … [hard to read]

Book 516 / Page 269 / Number 337387

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Memorial of deed of settlement dated 1st Jan 1791 [?] made between Ezekiel Davys Boyd the elder of Belfast on the first part, Francis Turnly of Newtownards and Catherine Turnly his daughter on the second, Ezekiel Davys Boyd the younger of the third, John Campbell of Belfast and John Turnly of Newtownards of the fourth. Whereby reciting that Francis Turnly was seized of a farm in Ballyrobert containing by admeasurement 509a 1r 6p plantation measure, in the parish of Templepatrick by virtue of a lease for lives and term of years from the Earl of Donegal. And reciting that ED Boyd the elder has various lands. Considering a marriage is intended between ED Boyd the younger and Catherine Turnly, Boyd senior gives to his son £1000 and £500 charged on the lands. Francis Turnly puts in trust the land of Ballyrobert as the marriage portion for his daughter.

Book 556 / Page 169 / Number 369115

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Memorial of lease and release dated 4th Aug 1787 between the Revd Nicholas Stewart of Newtown Stewart, Co Tyrone on the 1st; Isabella Colhoun eldest daughter of Alexander Colhoun of Cross in the said county on the 2nd; the said Alexander Colhoun Esq on the 3rd. Whereas a marriage was shortly intended between Nicholas Stewart and Isabella Colhoun, said Nicholas Stewart in consideration of £500 marriage portion did grant to Alexander Colhoun the lands of Grange adjoining the deer park, and a parcel of land on the road to Ardslogh, with the house and tenements on Mill Street in Newtown Stewart etc. Witnessed by Rev. Alexander Colhoun of Six Mile Cross, and Edward Jack Ge[nt] of Newtown Stewart. Memorial executed by Nicholas Stewart in the presence of said Edward Jack, and James Hamilton of Newtown Stewart, on the 11thJun 1803.

Book 566 / Page 469 / Number 384775

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Memorial of release dated 21st May 1805 between Joseph Kirkpatrick of Farranshane, farmer, and John Lawther of Tobergill, farmer. In consideration of £450, Kirkpatrick granted to Lawther the farm in Ballyrobert then in the possession of Alexander Ferguson as undertenant to the said Joseph Kirkpatrick, containing 24a. For the residue of 61 years.

Book 577 / Page 568 / Number 390592

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Memorial of indentured deed of release dated 1st Nov 1802 between Ezekiel Davis Boyd of Ballycastle, Esq., and Catherine Boyd otherwise Turnly his wife, on the 1st part; John Campbell and John Turnly both of Belfast, Esqs., trustees named in the marriage settlement of ED Boyd and Catherine Turnly, on the 2nd part; John McAdams, John Hamill, William Gilbert, Robert Morrison, James Read [Reid], James Spear [Speer], John Spear, Hugh Wiley, George Simpson, William Gilmore, Francis Gilmor [or Gilimore?], Francis Kirkpatrick, James Thompson, Robert Samuel McQuine [McQuin], James Campbell, Joseph Thoorn [Thorn / Thoburn], James Craig, James Spear, Gordon Spear, Samuel Hamill, James Patterson, James Hamill, Hugh Hamill, Jane Templeton, James McKeag, David Caldwell, James Read, Robert Read, Joseph Kirkpatrick, and William Boyd, all of Ballyrobert, farmers, of the 3rd part. Whereby the said John Campbell and John Turnly in consideration of £400, and the said ED Boyd and Catherine his wife, for considerations mentioned, did grant and sell all that town and lands of Ballyrobert containing 509a 1r 6p plantation measure to hold under the said several persons as tenants in common and not as joint tenants from the 1stNov for the residue of 61 years by lease thereof in said deed recited, subject to the payment of rent duties. It was thereby agreed between said several Grantees that their should possess said lands in the proportions following: that is to say John McAdam 50a 2r 25p; John Hamill 13a 1r 2p; William Gilbert 28a 3r 10p; Robert Morrison 15a 2r; James Read 33a 1r; John Spear 21a 3r; Hugh Wiley 44a 2r 26p; George Simpson 19a 1r 23p; William Gilmore 18a 14p; William Gilmor other 3a 3r 16p; Francis Gilmore 14a 1r 14p; Francis Kirkpatrick 9a 1r 20p; James Thompson 7a 3r; Robert ____ 9a; Samuel McQuone [McQuin] 6a 3r 30p, James Campbell 11a 22p; Joseph Thoburn 11a 38p; James Craig 22a 3r 26p; James Spear 9a 3r and 9a 2r 18p; Samuel Hamill 9a 3r; James Patterson 14a 22p; James Hamill 14a 12p; Hugh Hamill 22a 3r; James Templeton, James McKeagh 10a 25p; David Calwell 7a 2r 25p; James Read 1a 3r 12p; Joseph Kirkpatrick 23a 36p; and William Boyd 10a 20p, all plantation measure. Deed and memorial execution thereof by James Patterson one of the parties thereto, witnessed by Patrick Connor of Belfast notary public and Michael Connor his clerk. 

Book 581 / Page 271 / Number 391881

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Memorial of deed dated 13th Mar 1806 between Henry Finn of the parish of Aghagallon, weaver, and Joseph Turtle son to the late John Turtle of said parish. Henry Finn sold to Joseph Turtle 6a to hold for the lives of David Gray and his sister Mary Gray, both of Trummery, Co Antrim, being the surviving lives in the Grand Lease. To be held and enjoyed in the same manner as Henry Finn did by virtue of a lease from Charles Sloan, son of John Sloan of Lissabuck, Co Cavan. Witnessed by John Sherren [?], Bernard Magill and Robert Best, all of the parish of Aghagallon.

Book 587 / Page 310 / Number 398220

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Memorial of a conveyance dated 28th Jan 1807 between Wm Osborne of Ballyhargan, Senior on the 1st part; Samuel Osborne of Ballyhargan his eldest son surviving of the other part. William Osborne, for the considerations therein mentioned and the love and affection for his son did grant to Samuel the part of the Croft formerly occupied by the late Robert Osborne and one acre of the Croft north of the mearing, and also all the fields south of said Samuel’s house and as now occupied by him and his undertenants with all the woo and pasture thereunto belonging and also Di?muchstavil [??] and the stock farm with also all the houses and lands now in the possession of Joseph Osborne, Jacob Douglas, John Gamble, George Eless, John Calhoun, and Ephraim Capbell and their undertenants all said lands and tenements lying and being in the townland of Ballyhargan. To hold said Samuel Osborne for the lives in the original lease, renewable, subject to certain clauses etc. Witnessed by William McCausland of Dungiven, innkeeper and James Early of Ballyhargan yeoman. Memorial witnessed by said James Early and Alexander Boyle of Newtownlimacady.

Book 597 / Page 55 / Number 405223

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Memorial of deed dated 26th Jan 1807 between Wm Osborne of Ballyhagan senior and Wm Osborne of Ballyhagan junior his 3rdsurviving son. William Osborne senior, for considerations therin mentioned and the love and affection for his son, granted to William Osborne junior one full undivided moiety of the townland of Ballyhargan to hold for the lives in the original lease, renewable forever. Witnesses John and Joseph McCay of Drum, farmers. 

Book 592 / Page 540 / Number 405908

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Memorial of marriage settlement dated 9th Feb 1807 between William Osborne Junr of Ballyhargan on the 1st part; George Ledle of Ballygonny parish of Tamlah on the 2nd part; Martha Ledlie of Ballygonny daughter of the said George Ledlie on the 3rdpart. Wm Osborne grants to George Ledlie his one undivided moiety of Ballyhargan for the use of said William Osborne and after his death for his future wife Martha Ledlie and their issue. Martha to have a jointure of £30pa. Witnesses James Crawford Ledloe of Doneygore [Donegore] Co Antrim and John Hamilton of Ballygonny farmer. Memorial executed by said William Osborne in the presence of said John Hamilton and George Ledlie Jnr of Ballygonny.

Number 406697/?/306

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[Parts of page obscured] 19th Sep 1807 between James Magill ………….. Hugh Lawlor of Killarney and Juliana Lawlor spinster ……………….. John Mahony of Dromore and Richard Pierse Mahony of Furzepoint ……………….. and James Lawlor of Killarney of the fourth part, and Darby Magill ……… 

Book 612 / Page 100 / Number 416973

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Memorial of a settlement dated 14th Apr 1809 between Daniel McCay of Mosside, Co Antrim, on the one part; Samuel Allen the elder and Samuel Allen the younger, both of Lisconan, Co Antrim, James Stuart of Grace Hill, Co Antrim, and Henry Irwin Stuart Esq his son, of the other part. Whereby for settling and assuring a jointure on Margaret McCay, the wife of said Daniel McCay, Daniel McCay granted to said Allens and Stewarts the land of Mosside otherwise Drumadan, including the bog next to John McCay’s farm, as well as the lands of Moycreag and Creag (except the parts sold to Hugh McCay), plus various profits out of other lands, to hold in trust for purposes therein mentioned. Witnessed by Rev. Charles Douglas of Dervock and John McCay of Mosside.

Book 624 / Page 5 / Number 426909

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Memorial of deed of mortgage dated 16th Apr 1810 between John Fivey Colhoun of St Johnstown, Co Donegal, Esq. on the 1st part; John McClintock of Ardagh [?] in Co Donegal, farmer, of the other. For £200, Colhoun granted to McClintock that part of Corncamon as then in the occupation of John Chambers, Moses Craig, Michael McGinley [?], Samuel McCliners [?], James Colhoun, & Nancy [?] Payne or the other tenants of the said John Fivey Colhoun. McClintock to hold subject to a clause of redemption. Witnesses John Alexander of Kinecally [?] Gent [+Atty?] John Mills of Lislughry [?] & James [?] Pikistwon [?] of St. Johnstown, all in Co Donegal. Memorial witnessed by John Alexander and John Mills.

Book 610 / Page 504 / Number 428002

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Memorial of deed poll dated 16th Jan 1810 between William Colhoun of Coolaghy Glebe, Co Donegal, on the 1st; James Stewart of said Coolaghy Glebe on the 2nd. Colhoun sold to Stewart, in trust for the use of his children, all that part of the lands of Drumnalahy with the town of Coolaghy Glebe, to hold unto James Stewart for a term of lives and years. Witnessed by John Stewart of Comwell, Co Donegal. Memorial executed in the presence of said John Stewart and A. Wm. Colhoun of Letter???y [Letterkenny?], Co Donegal.

Book 621 / Page 492 / Number 428355

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Memorial of an agreement between Charles McClenaghan formerly of Ely Place, Dublin, Esq., on the one part; James Marklin of the City of Londonderry of the other, Gent. For £1850, Charles McClenaghan sold to Marklin the lands of Ruskey in Co Donegall. Dated 1st Oct 1801.

Book 636 / Page 176 / Number 436581

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Memorial of mortgage dated 20th Mar 1811 between John Fivey Colhoun of St Johnston, Co Donegal, Esq., on the 1st part; Anne Kinkead of Ballyholy [?] Co Donegal, widow, of the 2nd. For £200 Colhoun sold to Kinkead that part of Corncammon then in the occupation of John Chambers, Moses Craig, Michael McGinly, Samuel McChimmins [??], James Colhoun and Nancy Payne; also that part of Corncammon then in the possession of Mary Galaher [Gallagher] widow. Subject to a clause of redemption. Witnessed by John Alexander of Kinecally [?] and David White of Clashygowan [?] both of Co Donegal, gents.

Number 437466

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Memorial of deed of conveyance dated 6th Sep 1810 between Mary Delany of Castlelough, Co Kerry, widow, of the first part, Arthur Blennerhassett of Dublin, Gent., of the second part, Sir Rowland Blennerhassett of Blenneville, Co Kerry of the third part, and Elizabeth Crosbie of London, widow of Arthur Crosbie Esq, of the fourth part. Mary Delaney, in consideration of 10 shillings paid by Arthur Blennerhassett, and £392 paid by Sir Rowland Blennerhassett to Sir Francis Bainig [?] and John Wilmott at the request of Elizabeth Crosbie, did sell to Arthur Blennerhassett the towns/lands of Annagaym Killuolought and Ardanuncy within the two Baronies of Toreagh and Dunkevrin, Co Kerry, in trust for Rowland Blennerhassett for ever. Witnessed by Robert Franks of York Street and Henry Wade of Peter [?] in the city of Dublin. Witnessed by Peter Trant of Castlelough and Wm Blennerhassett of Baley…? in the Co Kerry, Esqs.

Number 442381

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Memorial of deed date 8th Aug 1811 between Daniel Duggan of Knocknaseed, Co Kerry, of the first part, Denis Duggan of Knocknaseed, Esq., of the second part, Daniel Duggan of Mount Infant in Co Cork Esq of the third part, Hugh Lawlor of Killarney, Co Kerry Esq and Ellen Lawlor his daughter of the fourth part, Denis McCarthy of Rathroe, Co Cork, Daniel [Currin] of Rossirin [?] Co Kerry Esqrs of the 5th part, and Martin Lawlor and Js Lawlor both of Killarney Esqrs of the 6th part. Whereby Daniel Duggan of Knocknaseed and Daniel Duggan of Mount Infant in consideration of the intended marriage of the said Daniel Duggan of Knocknaseed with the said Ellen Lawlor and other considerations in said seed convey all the lands of Lissheenacumity, Ranasop, Tureencahill, Knocknaseed, Butterfield, Lissheenacrohery and Lumbfield situate in the Barony of Magunihy, Co Kerry, and the lands of Manomine in the Barony of Duhallow, Co Cork, unto the said Ds McCarthy and Daniel Currin. Witnessed by Denis Shine of Factory, and Henry Howard [?] of Killarney.

Book 656/ Page 65 / Number 450129

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Book 653 / Page 479 / Number 453975

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Memorial of an assignment dated 10thApr 1813 between John Last and Peter Collins both of Trimra, farmers, on the 1st; Samuel Brown of Drumgregan and Edward Dougherty of Dromore, farmers, on the 2nd; and David King of Trimra on the 3rd. Last, Collins, Brown and Dougherty assigned their interests in 48a 1r of Trimra to King. Land was demised to the said John Last and Peter Collins by Robert Law of Dublin, grocer. For remainder of 20 years from 1798, with right of renewal. Deed and memorial wintessed by Hugh Cullen of Lislomerly [?] and James Graham of Drumardagh, farmers, and Alexander McCollon of Letterkenny, innkeeper. Registered same day.

Book 674 / Page 8 / Number 463243

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Memorial of indenture of assignment dated 1st Apr 1812 between James Ballah of Ballybracken, farmer, and William Wilson of Ballybracken, farmer. For £999 19s 11d Ballah sells to Wilson 79a 1r 26r plantation measure in the Quarterland of Ballybracken. To have and to hold for the remainder of 61 years from 1st Nov 1800. Witnesses Robert Ballah of Ballyvoy, John Bryson of Bally[wee?], farmers and John Williamson of Freemanstown Gent, attorney.

Number 468994

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Memorial of indented deed dated 11th Apr 1814 made between Mrs Mary Delany of Castlelough, Co Kerry, widow, on the 1stpart, Sir Rowland Blennerhassett of Blennerville, Co Kerry, Bart., of the other. Recites that whereas Mau. FizG[erald] commonly called the Knight of Kerry, did by indenture of lease bearing date the 13th Sep 1762 demise, grant unto the Rt Hon. Ld. Brandon the towns/lands of Killohane and Mealing in as large? ample? &....? a manner as the same was held by James Lawler of Castle Lough Esqr Doctor of Physic and his undertenants for several years, situate lying and being within the Barony of Truchinackney [Trughanacmy], Co Kerry. For the lives of the Honourable Mo. Crosbie now the Rt Hbl the Earl of Glandore, Ths Crosbie then of the City of Dublin Esq., and Js Lawlor son of the sd Doctor Js Lawlor. Whereas Thos Crosbie and James Lawlor, two of the lives are now dead, and the said Mary Delaney is now become by mesne assignment entitled to said lands of Killohane and Mealus so demised by the said Maurice FitzG commonly called the Knights of Kerry to the Rt Hble Wm Ld Brandon afterwards the Earl of Glandore. Mary Delaney did agree to convey her right, title etc in the said lands to the said Sir Rowland Blennerhassett for the sum of £453. Witnessed by Peter Trant of Castlelough and Wm Blennerhassett of Blennerville.

Book 687 / Page 254 / Number 472417

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Memorial of deed of mortgage dated 21st Dec 1814 between John Brice of Greencastle, farmer, and John Hou [Hoy] of Greencastle, manufacturer. In consideration of £355 Brice sold to Hau 16a Cunningham measure in Greencastle bounded on the northeast by the lands of Drumcoragh and on the other side by parts of Greencastle formerly in the tenure and occupation of John Orr and James Hillen and John Brice, all in the parish of Belfast, for three royal lives. Witnessed by William Ferguson and William Lewis both of Greencastle.

Number 474135

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Memorial of indented declaration of trust made Feb 1815 between Mary Delany of Castlelough, Co Kerry, widow of the one part, and Henry Arthur Herbert of Muckruss in the Co of Kerry Esq., of the other part. Recites release dated 1st May 1788 whereby John Dunnas of Cloughereen in Co Kerry, Gentm did grant and confirm unto said Mary Delany all that and those one full moity of the lands of Cloughereen, Droinirourke and Killeagy, situate in the Barony of Magonihy, Co Kerry, to hold forever. Mary Delany declared that that the release was made to her in trust for and with the money of the said Henry Arthur Herbery. Witnesses Peter Trant of Castlelough Esq and John Leaky of Flesh? Cottage, Gent, both in Co Kerry.

Book 698 / Page 374 / Number 479145

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Memorial of marriage articles dated 15th Nov 1815 between George Carey of White Castle, Co Donegal on the 1st part; his eldest son Tristram Carey of the city of Londonderry on the 2nd; Henry John Kearney of White Waltham, County of Buks/Berks [?], GB, Esq and Henrietta Sophia Kearney one of his three daughters and only children by Anne his wife, deceased (formerly Anne Banks, daughter of Joseph Banks Esq, deceased), on the 3rd; James Henry Leigh of A???strop in the Co of Gloucester, Esq, the said Henry John Kearney, the Rev. Thomas Anthony Grayson Carey of said city of Londonderry (2ndson of said George Carey), and John Chambers of Cavinaste [??] R?? in the city of Dublin, attorney, on the 4th part. Made previous to the marriage of said Tristram Carey and Henrietta Sophia Kearney. George Carey assigned to the trustees four farms or tenements including Rusky. Reg. 30th Dec 1815.

Book 699 / Page 662 / Number 479811

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Memorial of the last will and testament of Mary Delany late of Castle Lough, Co Kerry, widow, deceased. Gives everything to Charles Spread of Lansdown Lodge, Co Kerry, in trust and for the purposes hereinafter mentioned. Charles Spread to pay out of the lands of Killhenderrys [?] and other lands bequeathed to my kinsman Doctor Alexr Lawlor an annuity of £20 for the use and support of the Poor House which I established in the town of Killarney, which shall be free from rents etc during the continuation of the charitable organisation. Also to be paid out of the lands bequeathed to Dr Alexr Lawlor an annuity of £56 to Mr John Carrell/Cannell [?] of Bawlingreen Street in the City of Cork. Also out of the said lands an annuity of £22 to Ellen Lambard and Mary Lambard, daughters to John Lambard late of the City of Cork during their lives. The farm called the Two Killkendenys [?] which I hold by lease from Wm Talbot Esq and the subdenomination thereof, and all other lands held under Wm Talbot, also dwelling house, gardens and offices in the town of Killarney held by lease from David Murphy, for a long term of years first subject to the lease made thereof to Mrs Deborah Coxan for her life and of her sister Mary Anne Dias, to my kinsman Doctor Alexr Lawlor if he shall be then living. If he shall be dead then to my kinsman Daniel Lawlor, youngest brother of said Doctor Lawlor. If he also be dead then to Anastatia Shea daughter of John Shea late of the City of Cork, merchant. If she also be dead then to Ellen Shine, widow of Denis Shine and sister to the said Doctor Alexr Lawlor. Charles Spread to permit my son-in-law Peter Trant to use, occupy and enjoy the rents etc of my house, demesne and lands of Castle Lough, Carrigfrehane, Ardagh, Ballydrisheen, and Gortahannig which I hold by lease from my late brother James Lawlor, and all other lands which I hold under said lease from the said James Lawlor, and also the lands of Sheheree which I hold under the Earl of Kenmare, and the field near the town of Killarney called Draumhall which I hold from the Earl of Kenmare during the term of his natural life, and from and after the decease of said Peter Trant I order and direct that Charles Spread shall make over said house and lands etc to Doctor Alecr Lawlor, Daniel Lawlor, Anastatia Shea and Ellen Shine in the order and succession herein before mentioned. The rest, residue etc to Doctor Alexr Lawlor if he shall be living, if not then to the said Daniel Lawlor, Anastatia Shea and Ellen Shine in the like order and succession. If none of the limitations shall take effect then Charles Spread to hold in trust for the use of my own Right heirs. All linen and furniture to remain in the house at Castle Lough for the use of Peter Trant. Silver and horses to Charles Spread in trust for Peter Trant and at his decease to the said Doctor Alexr Lawlor if he shall be living, if not then to such as them the said Daniel Lawlor, Anastatia Shea and Ellen Shine as shall upon the death of Peter Trant become possessed of Castle Lough etc. I give and bequeath to every servant who shall be living with me at the time of my death pecuniary amounts equal to their respective annual wages. The said Charles Spread and Peter Trant appointed executors. Signed 9th April 1813 Mary Delany. Witnesses Matthew Franks [?] York Street, Dublin, John Mahony of Dromore, John Hickson [?] of Dingle. Will of the late Mary Delany registered by Matthew Franks 12th March 1816.

Book 707 / Page 61 / Number 484196

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Memorial of a deed of assignment dated 28th Jun 1810 between James Boyle of Banbrook [?] in the Co of Londonderry on the one part; and Wm Osburne [Osborne] junr of Ballyhargan on the other. Boyle granted to Osburne the woods in Ballyhargan called Altmover Wood (except that part thereof then in the possession of Samuel Osborne) forever. Witnessed by John Campbell of Dungiven and Hu [?] Boyle of Ballygeine [?].

Book 707 / Page 62 / Number 484197

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Memorial of a lease and release dated 18th Jun 1810 between James Boyle of Banbrook [?] on the one part; and Samuel Osborne of Ballyhargan on the other. Boyle sold to Osborne the wood known as Altmover Wood in the townland of Ballyhargan. Witnessed by Hu. Boyle of Ballyguin [?] and John Campbell of Dungiven.

Book 716 / Page 2 / Number 489538

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Memorial of a lease dated 6th Dec 1816 between Francis Craig of Carnells [Carneal] parish of Raloo, farmer, 1st part; Francis Craig junior, same place, farmer, son of Francis senior, on the 2nd part. Francis the elder let to Francis junior 3a IPM bounded on the north by the grounds of Francis the elder, on the west by John Barron’s grounds, and on the east by Robert McDowall’s ground, being part of the farm held by Francis the elder under Lord Viscount Dungannon, situate in the townland of Carnell, together with the use of the house on said farm until a house be built on the 3a. To hold for the lives of Francis junior, Samuel Craig and John Craig, the three lives in the said lease from Lord Dungannon. Witnessed by Daniel Blair of Carrickfergus, merchant and John McDowall of Raloo. Memorial witnessed by said Daniel Blair and John Kaine of Belfast, merchant.

Book 719 / Page 260 / Number 491595

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Memorial of a deed dated 18th Sep 1817 between John Hopkins and Samuel Hopkins of Ballyhargan on the one part; Wm Osborne also of Ballyhargan on the other. Hopkins sold to Osborne for £70 their lease of land in Ballyhargan held under the said Osborne. Witnesses John Gamble senior and John Gamble junior.

Book 720 / Page 155 / Number 492090

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Memorial of a deed dated 20th Jun 1817 between Mary Gallagher of Ruskey, Co Donegal, widow of the late Wm Gallagher of Ruskey, farmer, deceased, on the 1stpart; Anthony Gallagher, eldest son and heir at law of said William Gallagher, and John Gallagher, second son, on the 2nd; William Gallagher the younger of Ruskey, of the 3rd. Mary, with agreement of Anthony and John, granted to William part of Ruskey containing 25a 2r 5p. From the death of Mary for the remainder of the term being the life of Anthony Gallagher, from a lease dated 1st Nov 1788. Witnessed by John Doherty of the city of Londonderry, writing clerk, and Thomas Gallagher of said city, gent.

Book 740 / Page 92 / Number 504027

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Memorial of indented deed of marriage settlement dated 9thMar 1819 between Charles McGildowney of Ballycastle, Esq. of the first part, Ezekiel Davis Boyd of Ballycastle Esq and Rossetta Boyd spinster, 3rddaughter of said EDB, on the second part, John Turnly of Rockport Co Down Esq of the 4th part [sic – missing 3rd?], Robert McNaghten [McNaughten] of Dublin Gent attorney at law if the 5th. Refers to 1791 marriage articles between ED Boyd and Frances Turnly. Lists various lands in Ballynure, Castle Dobbs etc.

Book 749 / Page 309 / Number 509645

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Memorial of indenture dated 21 Feb 1820 between Daniel Lawlor late of Killarney, but then of the city of London, Esqr, of the first part, James Lawlor of Caherdiane, Co Kerry, brother of the said Daniel, of the second part, and Pierce Mahony of Woodlawn, Co Kerry, of the third part. Daniel Lawlor was then by virtue of the will of Mrs Mary Delany late of Castlelough entitled to a reversion in all that and those lands of Castlelough, Carrigfrehane, Ardagh, Ballydrisheene and Gortaconing held by lease from James Lawlor and of the lands of Sherheree and the field near the town of Killarney called Draumhall held by lease from the Earl of Kenmare, expect and on the death of Alexander Lawlor Esq upon a certain event therein mentioned when the same should happen and reciting that the said James Lawlor was then seized and possessed of the several lands of Kilconloght orse Kilconlought known by the name of Kill or Keel, Barony of Dunkerine, Co Kerry, by lease from the Rev James Lounie and of the lands of Leamnaghwillymore and Leamnagwillybeg and their subdenominations sit. In the Barony of Magunihy. Said Daniel Lawlor had agreed to sell his reversion in said lands so demised to him by said will of Mary Delany to the said James Lawlor in consideration of a sum of £200 British sterling plus £60 rent charge from lands possessed by said James Lawlor, to be granted to said Pierce Mahony for the purposes therein detailed. Daniel, in consideration of the £200 and further considerations granted to Pierce Mahony, granted and sold unto James Lawlor all that and those lands of Castlelough, Carrigfrehane, Ardagh, Ballydrisheen, Gurtaconning, Sherehee and the field called Droumhall, plus all the reversion by Mary Delany’s will he may become entitled to. When the Alexander Lawlor should die, Daniel Delany agrees to execute whatever deeds or causes necessary, at the expense of James Lawlor, to transfer the lands he inherits to the said James Lawlor. James Lawlor to pay £60 annually in four instalments to Pierce Mahony which he is to hold in trust for the support of said Daniel Lawlor and his family. Witnessed by Matthew Franks of York Street and David Mahony, both of Dublin. 

Book 751 / Page 176 / Number 510711

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Memorial of a lease and release dated 15th and 16th Dec 1818 made between Samuel Osborne of Ballyhargan, gent on the 1st part; the Rev Joseph Osborne of Newtownards on the 2nd; and James Douglass of Ardnariff, Co Londonderry on the 3rd. In consideration of an agreement between Samuel and Joseph Osborne, and £10 paid by James Douglass to Samuel Osborne, said Samuel Osborne agreed to sell to Douglass that part of the Croft formerly occupied by the late Robert Osborne, and one acre of the Croft north of the mearing in said Croft, and also the fields south of said Samuel’s house, and also Dermackstavil [??] ad=nd he stock farm with all the appurtenances belonging thereto, and also the houses and lands then as lately in the possession of Josh Osborne, Jacob Douglass, John Gable, George [?] Ellis, John Colhoon and Ephraim Campbel and their undertenants. All said lands and tenements being in the townland of Ballyhargan held by lease for lives renewable forever under Henry Cary Esq deceased. And also that part of the said Ballyhargan commonly called the Altmover Wood then in the possession of said Samuel Osborne. All premises to hold unto James Douglas for lives renewable, subject to the chief rent, upon trust for the uses, intents and purposes mentioned and contained in the said deed [not listed in the memorial]. Witnessed by Henry O’Kane Cross town [?] of Dungiven, and William Osborne of Ballyhargan.

Book 754 / Page 145 / Number 512480

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Memorial of deed dated 4th Jul 1820, between William Henderson and John Henderson both of Gortaquigley, farmers, on the 1st; James Carson of Maghrihan Co Donegal, farmer, of the other. The Hendersons sold to Carson the half of the fair ballyboes of land commonly called Gortaquigley, as was theretofore in the tenancy and occupation of John Wray Esqr and his undertenants and late in the possession of the Rev James Knox deceased, and was then or late in the actual possession and occupation of the said William Henderson and John Henderson, and as lately leased by the Rt Rev William Lord Archbishop of Raphoe to the said William Henderson, and excepting out of said demise 1a 1r 23p IPM, on the south side of Raphoe leading to Lifford next adjoining the parks lately occupied by the late Doctor Lamey deceased and the demesne wall of the said Lord Bishop’s new demesne and also the privileges of the usual road to and from the late John Thompson’s lower Gortaquigley, as in said lease was excepted. To hold unto James Carson for the remainder of 21 years from 1st Nov 1819. Subject to a clause of redemption upon payment of £300. Witnessed by John Wilson of the Tops, Co Donegal, farmer, the elder, and William McClean of Raphoe, apothecary. Memorial witnessed by John Wilson the younger.

Number 514306/757/171

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Memorial of indenture between Hugh Lawlor of Killarney, MD., of the first part, John Shea Lawlor of Killarney of the second, Mary Lawlor and Anastatia Shea of Killarney, spinsters, third part, and Daniel Cronin, barrister of the Park, and Dominick Rice of Dublin, of the fourth part. Recites that Hugh Lawlor did grant to Daniel Cronin and Dominick Rice various lands by cirtue of lease dated 25thJan 1817 in trust for various purposes.

Book 768 / Page 431 / Number 521166

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Memorial of deed of reconveyance dated 5th Jan 1822 between Jenry Blacker of Millburn, Co Londonderry Esq on the 1st part; William Osborne of Ballyhargan Gent and the Rev Joseph Osborne of Newtownards on the 2nd; Robert Gray of Dungiven Gent on the 3rd. Henry Blacker, in pursuance of agreements therein, and £800 paid by Robert Gray, being proper monies of the said William Osborne and the Rev Joseph Osborne, did grant unto said Robert Gray 100a in Ballyhargan townland, reserving the right for Henry Blacker to carry on quarrying. [Plus various other incomprehensible legal stuff.] Witnesses Robert McNaghten of Coleraine, and John Boyle of Dungiven.

Book 770 / Page 116 / Number 522051

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Memorial of a deed dated 5th Jan 1822 between Robert Gray of Dungiven, Gent on the 1stpart; William Osborne of Ballyhargan, Gent, and Rev. Joseph Osborne ot Newtownards, on the 1nd part; and Henry Blacker of Milburn Esq on the 3rd. Robert Gray granted to Henry Blacker the freestone quarries on the lands of Ballycarrigan otherwise Ballyhargan. Witnessed by Robert McNaghten and John Boyle attorneys at law.

Book 772 / Page 427 / Number 523562

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Memorial of a deed of appointment dated 15th Apr 1822 between the Rev Joseph Osborne of Newtownards on the 1st part; Jane Osborne of Newtownards spinster, the elder daughter of said Joseph on the 2nd part; and Elizabeth Margaret Osborne of Newtownards, spinster, the younger daughter of the said Joseph of the 3rd part. Joseph Osborne (according to the powers granted to him by a deed dated 25thMar 1794 between William Osborne since deceased and said Joseph Osborne on the 1st part, and Mary Mease therein named of the 2nd part, and William Law and John Mease of the 3rd part) grants that part of Ballyhargan townland known as Tyrmalin Knocknalara Keane’s division on/or Cornamony Springhill Monanaloughagh and that part known by the name of the Old Town of Ballyhargan occupied by William Osborne the younger brother of said Joseph, James Thomson and Henry McClosky, together with the farms formerly held by John Hopkins and Matthew Cook, also the lands and premises then in the occupation of Samuel Osborne the elder brother of said Joseph with the dwelling house theron, and the farms held by Jacob and James Douglas and Samuel Early together with all houses etc theron. To hold the said Jane Osborne from and after the decease of said Joseph Osborne in as full a manner as held by him, for lives renewable. And further, the said Joseph Osborne did appoint unto the said Elisabeth Margaret Osborne as her share of Ballyhargan that part of lands then in the possession of John Gamble, George Ellis, Ephraim Campbell and John Colhoun together with that part known by the name of the Stockfarm and Dirmuckstavel then in the occupation and possession of the said Joseph Osborne. To hold unto the said Elizabeth Margaret Osborne in as ample a manner as they were held by the said William Osborne deceased, for lives renewable. Said lands subject to the payment of £18 annuity to the said Mary Mease otherwise Osborne the wife of the said Joseph during her natural life in case she survives Joseph. Witnessed by Rev William Mortimer clerk and James Kirkpatrick both of Newtownards.

Book 772 / Page 428 / Number 523563

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Memorial of a deed of conveyance dated 17th Apr 1822 between the Rev. Joseph Osborne of Newtownards on the 1st part; Jane Osborne of Newtownards spinster the elder daughter on the 2nd part; and William Osborne of Ballyhargan Gent brother of the said Joseph, on the 3rd part. Joseph Osborne and Jane Osborne, according to their respective titles, did grant unto William Osborne all that part of Ballyhargan townland known as Tyrmalin Knocknalara Keane’s division on/or Cornamony Springhill Monanaloughagh and that part known by the name of the Old Town of Ballyhargan then occupied by the said William Osborne, James Thompson and Henry McCloskey, together the farms formerly held by John Hopkins and Mathew Cook. Subject only to the annuity of £18 payable to said Joseph Osborne and after his death to his wife Mary Mease otherwise Osborne during her life. And after both their deaths then payable to the said Jane Osborne and her sister Elizabeth Margaret Osborne during the continuance of the lease renewable forever, reserving their right to cut turf etc to be spent on said Joseph and Jane Osborne’s remaining part of the said town and lands of Ballyhargan (not thereby granted). Witnessed by Rev. William Mortimer clerk and James Kirkpatrick gent both of Newtownards.

Book 773 / Page 467 / Number 524202

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Memorial of a marriage settlement dated 8th Dec 1821 between the Rev. Thomas Anthony Grayson Cary of the Casino in the suburbs of the City of Londonderry, clerk, of the 1st; Charlotte Sarah Slacke spinster third daughter of John Slacke Esq late of the city of Dublin barrister at law of the 2nd; Thomas Purdon Scott of Foyle Hill in the Liberties of Londonderry aforesaid Esq and John Chambers of the city of Dublin attorney at law of the 3rd. Whereby a marriage is intended between Rev. Thomas Anthony Grayson Cary and Charlotte Sarah Slacke, Cary made over to Scott and Purdon the moiety of the townland of Corncammon, Barony of Raphoe, Co Donegal, to hold for 500 years at the yearly fee farm rent of £11 4s in trust for the Rev. Cary. 

Book 786 / Page 479 / Number 532014

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Memorial of marriage settlement of John Colhoun of Corncamon, Co Donegal, Esq, and Miss Elizabeth Church, one of the daughters of John Church late of Oatlands, Co Londonderry, deceased. Dated 8th Oct 1823. John Colhoun on the 1st part; Elizabeth Church on the 2nd; Isaac Colhoun of the City of Derry on the 3rd; Michael Harrison of Ballymena, Co Antrim, Esq on the 4th; and John Church of Grove Co Londonderry Esq and Stafford Church of Ballymena, Co Antrim, Esq, of the 5th.  Whereby John Colhoun who was seized in fee of part of Corncamon; and Elizabeth Church was entitled to one eleventh share of the money produced by the sale of the lands of Ballygown, Co Tyrone and the lands of Drumagardna, Co Londonderry, soon to be sold by decree of the Court of Chancery – said money to become the property of John Colhoun, and he is to charge the lands of Corncamon with a jointure of £80/pa payable to Elizabeth in her widowhood. A common recovery is necessary to carry this out, so John Colhoun grants to Isaac Colhoun the lands of Corncammon formerly possessed by the Rev. Samuel Rankin and his undertenants and then in the possession of said John Colhoun and his undertenants, lands to be held in trust for the purposes mentioned. Deed and memorial witnessed by John Church of Coleraine, Esq., and Thomas Colhoun of Strabane.

Book 788 / Page 472 / Number 533207

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Memorial of deed dated 27th Dec 1823 between David King of Trimra, farmer, and Robert Kincaird of Ballyholey, farmer. King sold to Kincaid one fourth of the quarterland of Trimra. For the remainder of 21 years, with renewal, subject to redemption on payment of £200 with interest. Witnessed by Samuel Colhoun of Strabanne, attorney, and David Kincaid of Ballyholey.

Number 534570/?/34

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Memorial of deed dated 21st Apr 1824 between Pierce Mahony of Merrion Square, Dublin, attorney, of the first part, John Shea Lawlor of Kilburne in Co Kerry, Esq., of the second, and Thomas Herbert of Cahirnane, Co Kerry, Captain in HM RN of the third part. Recites indenture dated 6th Nov 1822 between Anastatia Shea of Killarney in said County Kerry of the first part, and John Shea Lawlor of the second part, and said Pierce Mahony of the third part, after in part reciting an indenture of 22nd Jan 1817 between Hugh Lawlor then of Killarney, Esq., Doctor, since deceased, of the first part, Daniel Cronin of the Park near Killarney, and Dominick Rice of Dublin, barrister, of the second part, and Daniel Duggan jr then of Knocknaseed, CO Kerry Esq., since deceased, and James Lawlor then of Castlelough but now of Caherdaen Esq of the third part., whereby the said Hugh Lawlor conveyed and assured all his goods etc, especially the lands of Ballinalane in the Barony of Magunihy, also Gorteenroe in the Barony of Bantry, also the lands of Shanacloun and Ballyleder in the Barony of Dunkerrin, also the garden then formerly known by the name of New Garden at the end of the new street in Killarney now called Doctor Lawlor’s house, garden, offices and tenements, and also the town and lands of Farraninanagh, Glenfispin, Killinagh, and Corbally, and Knockreigh situate in the Barony of Magunihy, etc etc., and two judgements for £400 each, one against John Earl of Glandore, and the other against the Rev John Talbot, etc etc., in trust to said Daniel Cronin and Dominick Rice to raise and pay thereout unto the said James Lawlor and Daniel Duggan, and £2000 to Anastatia Shea, of which £1000 she granted to Pierce Mahony, with interest to grow. Now this indenture witnesseth that Thomas Herbert paid to Pierce Mahony £1044, said Pierce Mahony, with consent of John Shea Lawlor, made over to Thomas Herbert the said £1000 with all interest due to grow thereon. Witnessed by Denis Stokes and Patrick Hughes of Dublin.

Number 534829/?/279

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Memorial of deed dated 29th Apr 1824 between Mary Lawlor of the City of Cork, spinster, of the first part, John Shea Lawlor of Kilburne Co Kerry of the second part, and Thomas Herbert of Cahirnane Co Kerry, Captain HM RN, of the third. Whereby reciting indenture of 25th Jan 1817 between Hugh Lawlor, Doctor, Killarney [see 534570] … to Daniel Cronin and Dominick Rice upon trust to pay £200 to said Mary Lawlor etc etc – signed Mary Margaret Lawlor.

Book 793 / Page 86 / Number 535821

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Memorial of deed of lease and release by way of mortgage. The release dated 29thApr 1824 made between Ezekiel Davis Wilson Boyd of Eden, Carrickfergus, Esq., and Anne Jane Boyd owise Joyce his wife, John Carleton of Lisburn Esq and Margaret Carleton owise Joyce his wife, and Andrew Cowan Magill of Loughaghery Co Down Esq and Martha Magill owise Joyce his wife, on the one part, and James Forsythe of Belfast, Esq, Doctor of Physic, of the other. Whereby Boyd etc for considerations therein mentioned sold to James Forsythe all those lands of Aughnaskeagh, Woodsland, Birds Hole otherwise Gardenstronian, Yethfords Land, Coopery Hill, Bashfords Land, Yeorfords Land, Coblin Water, Youngers Land and Toplin situate in the County of the town of Carrickfergus, formerly in the possession of William Magee deceased. Also that parcel of land commonly called Arboly otherwise Ardboley, and also that land commonly called Gamills Land in the Co of Carrickfergus. To hold unto said James Forsythe for and during the natural lives of said Anne Jane Boyd, Margaret Carleton and Martha Magill. Subject to proviso of redemption. Mentions the leasing power granted by the will of Margaret Joyce, of which a memorial was witnessed by David Legg, attorney-at-law and John Legg jr, merchant, both of Carrickfergus. Witnessed by Rowley Hall, attorney-at-law, and Robert Turner his clerk, both of Lisburn, and Robert Arthur of Belfast apprentice attorney.

Book 793 / Page 478 / Number 536213

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Memorial of deed dated 7th Jul 1824 between Rt Hon Richard Earl of Bantry, and his heir apparent Hon Richard White commonly called Viscount Beerhaven, of the first part, and Samluel Spaight Reeves of Dublin of the second part, and Edward Reeves of Dublin of the third part. The Whites, for the purposes of barring docking and destroying all the estate’s tail, did sell to the said Samuel Spaight Reeves the lands of … [about 30 townlands including West Faha, East Faha, East Crohe, Skeahill / Skehill etc].

Book 796 / Page 214 / Number 537749

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Memorial of indented deed of conveyance dated 1stNov 1823 between Jane Kelso of Craigarogan, spinster, and James Dickey of Craigarogan, calico manufacturer. Whereby, in consideration of £100 to Jane Kelso, and an annuity of £32 for her life and the life of Mary Elina Marshall, she assigned 33a 1r 33p being the remaining part of the lands of Craigarogan formerly demised to John Marshall deceased and said Jane Kelso. To hold said James Dickey for lives therein mentioned. Witnessed by Hugh Neill and Edward Kelso.

Book 797 / Page 30 / Number 538165

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Memorial of a deed dated 1st Oct 1824 between John Colhoun late of Corncammon, Co Donegal and now of Strabane, Co Tyrone on the 1st; Mary Colhoun of Strabane aforesaid of the 2nd. John granted to Mary an annuity of £30 payable out of the lands of Corncammon now in his possession, for and during her life. Witnessed by Samuel Colhoun of Strabane, attorney at law, and Thomas Colhoun of Strabane, gent.

Book 798 / Page 154 / Number 538889

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Memorial of deed dated 2nd Oct 1824 between Robert Dobson of Bawgreen [?] Co Donegal, Esq. on the 1st; Samuel Brown of Drumgreiggan, farmer, on the other. For considerations therein mentioned, Dobson granted to Brown an annuity or rent charge of £122 payable out of all that and those rented lands to Fassetmore [?], Dromore and Drumgreggan, said lands in tenure of several tenants. Henry McCay of Fassetmore to pay £60 annually. Guardians of Samuel Turrentine and others, minors. Unto Samuel Brown until principal of £700 is paid off. If the rent is late he has the right to enter the premises to obtain said rent. Witnessed by John Marshall of Tubba and William McGowan of Pluck, both Co Donegal. Memorial withessed by William McGowan. 

Book 798 / Page 166 / Number 538901

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Memorial of deed of assignment dated 27th Nov 1824 between Hugh Lawlor of the city of Cork, shopkeeper, of the first part, John Shea Lawlor of Kilburn, Co Kerry, of the second, and Charles Daly jr of Coolgariffe in Co Kerry, of the third. Whereby recites indenture dated 25th Jan 1817 between Hugh Lawlor then of Killarney MD deceased on the first part, Daniel Cronin of the Park and Dominick Rice of Dublin since deceased, of the second, and Daniel Duggan Jr of Knocknaseed, Co Kerry, since deceased, and James Lawlor then of Castlelough but now of Cahirdeen, of the third part, the said Hugh Lawlor did demise his properties to Cronin and Rice in trust out of which £150 was to be paid to said Hugh Lawlor [of Cork]. Etc etc.

Book 807 / Page 146 / Number 544281

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Memorial of deed dated 8th Oct 1825 between John Hamilton of Gortnaquigley, farmer, William McLean, surgeon, and Elizabeth his wife, Alexander Wray farmer, and Martha his wife, on the 1stpart; James Carson of Magheryhane [?], Co Donegal, farmer, on the other. Henderson and others sold to Carson the half of the four balliboes of land known as Gortnaquigley, as was theretofore in the tenancy and occupation of John Wray Esqr and his undertenants, and late in the possession of the Rev James Knox, deceased, as now or late in the actual possession of the said James Henderson and as lately leased by the Right Rev Wm Lord Bishop of Raphoe. For the remainder of 21 years granted by lease to said John Henderson in 1821, with right of renewal. Witnessed by Wm Wilson of Raphoe, gent, attorney-at-law, and John Wilson of the Tops, Co Donegal, farmer, the elder. Also witnessed by said Moses Wilson apprentice to said William Wilson.  Memorial witnessed by said Moses and William Wilson.

Book 808 / Page 448 / Number 545183

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Memorial of indented deed of release dated 28th Nov 1825 between Joseph Barron of Ballynabarnish and David Biggar [Bigger] of the Trench, farmers, executors named in the last will and testament of Ephrahim [Ephraim] Kelso late of Craigarogan deceased on the one part, and George Kelso of Craigarogan, farmer, of the other part. Barron and Biggar as executors confirmed unto George Kelso that parcel of land in Craigarogan containing 14a 2r Scotch Cunningham measure, bounded on the east by the piece of land therein [hereafter] mentioned, on the south by land in the possession of John Fulton, on the west by part of the lands of said Joseph Barron, and on the north by the lands of John Campbell. Also that parcel of land in Craigarogan containing 12a 2r Scotch Cunningham measure bounded on the north by a part of the lands of Joseph Barron, on the east by lands in the possession of James McCormick, Robert Cowan and Thomas Campbell, on the south by the road leading from Belfast to Templepatrick, and on the west partly by the said last granted lants, and partly by lands of said John Campbell. All said several premises were formerly in the possession of Ephraim Kelso deceased with all rights etc. To hold the first granted lands unto George Kelso for and during 2 Royal lives. The second granted lands to hold for and during the natural life of John [John stroked out, Thomas written in margin] Thomas Campbell therein named subject to yearly rent. Witnessed by Alexander Arthur of Belfast, attorney-at-law, and John Bates of Belfast writing clerk.

Book 809 / Page 205 / Number 545540

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Memorial of indented deed of release dated 29th Nov 1825 between George Kelso of Craigarogan, farmer, and Joseph Barron of Ballynabarnish, farmer. Kelso sold to Barron two parcels of land in Craigarogan [exactly the land described in No. 545183] for annual rent of £7 and £11 9s respectively. Witnessed by Alexander Arthur of Belfast, attorney-at-law, and John Bates of Belfast writing clerk.

Book 841 / Page 85 / Number 564085

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Memorial of deed of marriage settlement dated 20th Oct 1828 between George McCullogh [McCullough] of Larne, Gent., of the 1st part; Josepha Kelso of Gollinward [Collinward] Co Antrim of the 2nd; Andrew Smith of Mossvale and Alexander Smith of High Toun, of the 3rd.

Book 856 / Page 482 / Number 571982

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Memorial of deed dated 28th Jan 1830 between Joseph Barron of Ballyharrig / Ballyharry [Ballyhenry?] farmer of the first part, James Fee of Craigarogan farmer of the second part, and James Eagleson of Belfast, jeweller, of the third part. Barron and Fee for considerations therein mentioned granted to Eagleson the dwelling house in Craigarogan with offices, yard etc, on the north side of the King’s highway, and 4a 3r 17p opposite said house to hold for 8 years. Witnessed by John Dodds of Roughforth [Roughfort].

Book 862 / Page 134 / Number 574634

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Memorial of deed dated 31st Jul 1830 between Davys Bowman of Carrickfergus, merchant, 1st part; Samuel Barron of West Division, farmer, executor of John Barron late of West Division, farmer, deceased, said Samuel also the executor of William Barron late of West Division, farmer, deceased, of the 2ndpart; William Maphett of West Division and Ellen Maphett orse Catherwood his wife, executors of Jeremiah Barron late of West Division, deceased, of the 3rdpart; Robert Lockart [Lockhart] of Carrickfergus town of the 4thpart; and William McFerran of Collinward, Co Antrim, farmer of the 5thpart. By indenture dated 1stJan 1803 the Marquis of Donegall devised to Jane Barron since deceased the farm hereafter mentioned for the term of 61 years. The estate of Jane Barron became legally vested in the said William Barron and Samuel Barron, and by indenture of mortgate dated 24thOct 1824 they sold the lands to Davys Bowman for £400, subject to clause of redemption. Property then became vested in Samuel Barron, William Maphett and Ellen his wife, with initial sum plus interest (£516) still due to Davys Bowman. William McFerran contracted with SB, WM and EM to pay off the mortgage and purchase all the lands mentioned in the original lease of 1803. The land being 51a 1r 27p in the North West Division of Carrickfergus which were formerly demised to Samuel Barron by the late Earl of Donegall, and then lately in the possession of said Jane Barron, and were then in the actual tenure and possession of said Samuel Barron, William Maphett and Ellen Maphett his wife.

Book 873 / Page 299 / Number 580299

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Memorial of conveyance dated 9th Apr 1831 between George Ash Thompson paymaster of HM 85th Regt of foot stationed in the island of Malta of the one part; and Robert Stevenson of Ardkill, Londonderry of the other. Thompson sold the Stevenson 84a in Ardkill formerly in possession of Henry Thompson.

Book 885 / Page 138 / Number 586138

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Memorial of deed dated 21st Dec 1831 between John Miller Killen of Ballymena, merchant on the 1st; Rev William Dool Killen of Raphoe, Co Donegal, of the other. JMK sold to WDK part of the lands of Glenwherry reserved by James Graham by a deed dated 12th Aug 1772 containing about 3a, with about four sums grazing in the upper part called the Calfpark, as then lately in the possession of the late William Doole deceased. Without being subject to payment of chief rent or fines for renewal, they having been agreed to be paid by Hugh Gilliland on the purchase of said James Graham’s moiety of said premises. Witnessed by James Montgomery atty-at-law, and Edward Killen, woollendraper, both of Ballymena. Memorial witnessed by said James Montgomery, and Robert Montgomery, Belfast.

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