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Matches 2,501 to 2,550 of 2,721
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| 2501 | Of Templeshannon, Enniscorthy, Ireland | HUTCHINGS, Robert (I6606)
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| 2502 | Of the Castletown CONYERS, Limerick. | CONYERS, Odell (I9459)
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| 2503 | Of Tinahealy, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. | TOMKINS, Ben (I7072)
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| 2504 | Of Tullagha & Kells, Limerick. | LANGFORD, John (I9381)
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| 2505 | Of Turcullen, Co Waterford. A Minister of the Church. Died Unmarried in London. | DREW, Barry (I3509)
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| 2506 | Of Whitefort & Coolamain, Co. Wexford. Was in charge of the Flax Millsand Bleaching Greens at Coolamain, Co. Wexford. This Atkin family were Catholic. Below is a Marriage Deed for their daughter Maria ATKIN. Marriage Settlement Deed, #602.215.411128, signed 22 Aug 1808. A certain Deed of Settlement of 22 Aug 1808 between Alexander MOUNTRAYnow of Enniscorthy Esq. Lieut. in the Co of Monaghan Militia of the 1stpart, Samuel ATKIN of Whitefort in Co. Wexford and Maria ATKIN daughterof said Samuel ATKIN of the 2nd part, Hercules ATKIN, gent, one of theattorneys & James ?NIXON esq. paymaster of the Monaghan Regt now ofEnniscorthy of the 3rd part ................. reciting Lieut Alexander MOUNTRAY for & consideration of a marriagebetween him & Maria ATKIN & in consideration of a 400 pound marriageportion ........................ Sworn 24 Aug 1808 Registered 26 Aug1808. ..................................................................................................................................... | ATKIN, Samuel (I3890)
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| 2507 | Of Winford, Cork. | HUDSON, Roger (I9305)
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| 2508 | Of Youghal, Co.Cork, Ireland. | LUCAS, Jasper (I5622)
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| 2509 | Of Youghal, Glanaboy & Glanbeg. | CROKER, John (I9347)
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| 2510 | On the 1841 census, Edmund and Sarah are living in the household of John and Elizabeth ALLEN, but as well as child George there's an Ann PETTIT b 1836/7. She would be born well before Edmund and Sarah's marriage - also as noted above, both Edmund and brother Benjamin married an ALLEN. Always relishing a challenge, I thought this worthy of a little investigation this evening. I found Ann in Odell in the 1851 census with correct age - as the daughter of Benjamin and Mary, and together with their younger children! I initially couldn't find a record for Mary ALLEN's baptism at all, but bizarrely there's an entry for two different Sarah ALLEN baptised the same day! The original record (Harrold independent church) gives the explanation - the minister has written in a single entry that he has baptised together in July 1817 two children, both called Sarah ALLEN and the children of John and Elizabeth, one born 1815, the other born 1817. This is clearly a mistake! The 1841 and 1851 censuses show Mary ALLEN and Mary PETTIT, wife of Benjamin respectively as born 1815/6 - in the former she's in Carlton, Bedfordshire as a lacemaker, and in 1851 she's in Odell, where both herself and Ann (see above) are lacemakers. The 1861 census indicates Sarah, wife of Edmund, is born 1817/8. So, the answer seems to be that Benjamin and Edmund married sisters Mary and Sarah ALLEN respectively, elder brother marrying elder sister, and that the minister should have written that he baptised sisters Mary and Sarah ALLEN the same day. It seems that Ann is Benjamin and Mary's child (if so, about 6 years before marriage!), and that she was being looked after in the ALLEN household (her grandparents), where her uncle and aunt (Edmund and Sarah) were also living following their marriage the year before, together with their child George. !Source: Mike Sasse 06/09/2015 email | PETTIT, Ann (I45081)
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| 2511 | On the 4th day of February 1786, a Marriage Settlement between Walter ATKIN and Catherine Drew, third daughter of John DREW of Bishopstown and Ballinspellig in the Co. of Waterford, Ireland, was recited, signed, sealed and witnessed by Francis DREW of Bishopstown (father of John DREW), Richard SEYMOUR of the Town of Youghal, Co. Cork and John Gumbleton DREW (brother of Catherine). The Indented Deed of Re-lease, No. 249732 in the Registry of Deeds, Dublin, Ireland referred to a settlement of Four Hundred Pounds sterling, paid to Walter ATKIN as a Marriage Portion, plus the Lands of Coolrebeenin the Barony of Imokilly, Co. Cork, upon the marriage to Catherine DREW, to secure an annual payment to Catherine should she survive him. Catherine's grandfather, Francis DREW of Bishopstown and Ballinspellig, County of Waterford married Rebecca BAINES. Francis DREW = Rebecca BAINES _________________________|____________________________ | | John DREW = Susanna GUMBLETON George DREW =Susanna of Ballinspellig & Bishopstown, Co .Waterford, Dau Margaret & John DREW ____________|____________________________________ | | | | | Francis. John Gumbleton. Mary. Susannah. Catherine = Walter ATKIN bc.1761 bc.1754 Registered Deed no. 249732 at Registry Of Deeds, Dublin, Ireland. Walter Atkin - Catherine Drew Marriage Settlement. Dated 4th February 1786. Memorial of Indentures and Release bearing the dates respectively on the Second & Fourth days of February One Thousand Seven Hundred & Eighty-six ..... The Lease made between Walter Atkin of Cloynepriest in the County of Cork Gentleman on the first part & Francis Drew of Bishopstown in the county of Waterford Gent & Richard Seymour of the Town of Youghal in the said County, Gent in the other part The Release made between the said Walter Atkin of the first part, John Drew of Bishopstown aforesaid Gent & Catherine Drew spinster, third daughter of the said John Drew of the second part & the said Francis Drew& Richard Seymour of the third & last part. Whereby after reciting the said Release, is recited & also reciting that a marriage was then shortly intended by God's permission to be had & solemnised between the said Walter Atkin & the said Catherine Drew & that the said Walter Atkin was to have & receive the sum of Four Hundred Pounds Stirling as a marriage portion with the said Catherine Drew (in case she should survive the said Walter Atkin) a Domature ? of Fifty Pounds per year during her natural life & for the conditions in the said Deed of Release mentioned did grant bargain sell release & confirm to the said Francis Drew & Richard Seymour in their actual possessions then being by virtue of the said part recited Lease & to their heirs & Assignees all that & those Lands of Coolrebeen containing by estimation forty acres to be the same more or less & also All & those Lands of Cloynepriest containing forty acres English measure & said lands were situate lying & being in the Barony of Imokilly & County Of Cork aforesaid with their App'rees To hold to the said Francis Drew & Richard Seymour & the .......... uses &intents & purposes & Trusts in the said ............ Indenture of Release particularly mentioned to which Indenture of the Lease the said Walter Atkin put his hand & seal & to which Indenture of Release the said Walter Atkin, John Drew, Catherine Drew, Francis Drew & Richard Seymour put their hands & seals & witnesses thereto & to the said Indenture of Lease are John Drew of Bishopstown aforesaid Gent. To this Memorial is witnessed by the said John Drew & Walter Atkin his seal being present at the signing & sealing the above memorial John Gumbleton Drew, Henry Davis, the above named John Drew the younger maketh oath that he saw the said Walter Atkin duly execute the said Indenture of Lease & sayth he saw the said parties duly execute the said Indenture of Release of which the above uttering is a memorial and sayth that he also saw the said Walter Atkin duly execute the above memorial & sayth he this Dep. is a witness to the said Indent. of Lease & Release & Memorial &that the name John Drew subscribed thereto as a witness is the proper name & handwriting of this Deponent & Delivered same to John Moore Esq. Deputy Registrar the 4th February 1786 at near quarter after two o'clock in the afternoon, John Gumbleton Drew Sworn February 4th 1786. John Moore, Registrar. _____________________________________________ The above document was valuable in tracing Catherine DREW's parentage. It gave her grandfather Francis DREW of Bishopstown, Co.Waterford, her father John DREW of Bishopstown, Co. Waterford and her brother John Gumbleton DREW. This proved Susanna GUMBLETON sister of Richard GUMBLETON of Castle Richard, as Catherine's mother. This was quoted in 'Drew of Strand House' in Burke's Landed Gentry published in1848. In the early years of their marriage they lived on their land, Cloyne Priest, Co. Cork, (Gentlemen's Residences, by Ambrose LEET, Pub.1814.). It was here that their first children were born. Walter and Catherine ATKIN's first two children were daughters, Mary born abt. 1787 and Susanna ATKIN born abt. 1788. Mary was probably named for Walter's mother, though this has not yet been proven. Susanna was named for her mother's mother Susanna DREW. The lack of surviving Parish Baptismal Registers for the Cloyne Diocese has made it difficult to prove the 'order' of the children born, though it is safe to say that Mary was the eldest as this was the term used in a Marriage Settlement registered in 1807. Eldest son Walter ATKIN jun. was born abt. 1789. Married his distant cousin Arabella DREW in 1815. John Drew ATKIN was born abt 1791. Married Georgina ROBERTS in 1826. James Richard ATKIN appears to be the third son born. He married Catherine ROGERS in 1827. Walter and Catherine's youngest son was William Francis ATKIN who married Alicia STEWART in 1826 . Though it is not known how the 'Wheat Riots' of the latter 1790'sthat occurred in the Youghal area, affected them, their shift to AtkinVille, Douglas, just south of Cork City was possibly influenced by these events. A Registered Deed # 518.227.341438 Regarding the land called Barnhill also later called Atkinville. Memorial of an Indented Deed of Mortage of 2 Oct. 1799 between Walter ATKIN of the City of Cork, Esq of the 1st part, Simon DRING of Annemount in the Co. of Cork Esq. of the other part, whereby Walter ATKIN did grant ors ors ors onme undivided half or ? moiety of the Lands of Castle Treasure and Ardlaig (?) in the South Liberties of the City of Cork, also the Lands of Carduff orse Barnhill formerly in the occupation of James ELLIS deceased, 66 acres near Douglas. Registered 5 Oct 1799. The above lands were leased by Walter ATKIN for many years and Barnhill became known as Atkinville. After the move to Atkinville, Douglas, their youngest daughter Catherine Hariot ATKIN was baptised there on the 6th Dec 1801, by the Rev. John BUSTEED. Douglas, in the Parish of Carrigaline, is described as being situated in the South East Liberties of the City of Cork. Here the family lived in their Townland of Atkinville, just south of Douglas. Atkinville appears on the Ordnance Survey Map of 1847. Tutors educated the sons. There were several good private tutors and small schools in the area. Their second born son John Drew ATKIN was apprenticed to R. FOOT in the Trinity Term of 1810 to begin his training as an attorney-at-law.(King's Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867, edited by Edward KEANE, P.BERYL & Thomas U. SADLER (Dublin: The Irish Manuscripts Commission,1982.) Unfortunately no admission papers for his entry survive. Walter and Catherine ATKIN's daughter Susanna married Richard Garde DAVIS in 1806, and a year later eldest daughter Mary married Townsend BEAMISH in 1807. Catherine ATKIN's health suddenly deteriorated and on the 27th of July 1810 she died at their home Atkinville, near Douglas. Catherine was laid to rest in the Carrigaline Parish Church graveyard, in Douglas on the 30th of July. Burial Registers, St. Luke's Church, Douglas. '30 July 1810 .... Catherine wife of Walter ATKIN aged 49.' Cork Mercantile Chronicle. Mon 30 July 1810 ... 'Suddenly on Friday last Mrs ATKIN(s) of Atkinville.' An Index of Gentlemen's Residences by Ambrose LEET, 1814. Barnhill Co.Cork Cork Walter ATKIN Cloyne Priest Co.Cork Youghal Walter ATKINS By 1813 Mary (ATKIN) BEAMISH had been widowed and her only son had died in early childhood. Mary's second marriage took place in 1813 to Thomas Wade FOOTT son of James FOOTT of Springfort, Co.Cork, Ireland. The Marriage Licence Bonds Index 1815: Walter ATKIN jun. to Arabella DREW. Though the original Deed did not survive the Four Courts fire, it was fortunate that a Memorial of an Indented Deed was made by Walter ATKIN the younger and Arabella's son in 1843, that quoted:- 'Registry of Deeds re a Deed dated 26th & 27th days of Jan1815......... Made between Walter Atkin the elder, Walter Atkin the younger described as the first part & Arabella Drew, eldest daughter of John Drew therein described as the second part, Richard Garde Davis &the Rev. William Power therein described as the third part& John Drew Atkin and Christopher Frederick Musgrave therein described as the fourth part.,...................................................................(dealing with the financial aspects of the proposed marriage of Walter Atkin the younger & Arabella Drew)'. Eldest son Walter ATKIN (the younger) married Arabella DREW daughter of John DREW of Rockfield and Listry Co. Kerry, and Frogmore, near Youghal, Co. Cork, soon after the Deed was executed and signed. Tithe Applotment Books for the Parish of Carrigaline, 1834. Townland of Ballinarea................. Walter ATKIN leased 7 acres,tithes 8shgs.5pence The above would encompass the house, Atkinville. Townland of Castletreasure South.. Walter ATKIN leased 70 acres tithes 5pnd. 13shgs. 11pence. This parcel of land is mentioned in the Memorial of an Indented Deed No. 665 243 458973 25th Oct 1813, recited and signed between Walter ATKIN, daug. Mary ATKIN & Townsend BEAMISH. Also in the Index... Walter ATKIN leased 100 acres 5pnds. 13shgs.10pence. By 1834 the above leases in perpetuity would have been inherited by Walter and Catherine ATKIN's eldest son Walter ATKIN jnr. in 1828 after the death of his father. Unfortunately Walter ATKIN snr. did not see the last two grandchildren born to his son. In January 1828 Walter ATKIN of Atkinville died at his home in Douglas. He was buried in the Churchyard of the Parish Church, St.Luke's in Douglas on the 12th of January 1828. Burial Registers, St. Luke's, Douglas, Carrigaline Parish. ' 12 Jan 1828 ... Walter ATKIN snr. aged 74yrs.' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ATKIN, Walter (I3303)
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| 2512 | On the 6th of March 1864, their last child, a daughter AlexandraATKIN was born at Victoria Street, Melbourne. It was very rewarding to find that Walter ATKIN who had been theinformant for all the birth and death registrations, gave his place ofbirth on Alexandra's birth registration as Clonpriest, Co.Cork. Daughters Victoria Rosetta Barbra & Alexandra ATKIN accompaniedtheir widowed mother Margaret ATKIN on her return to England. Margaret Hill ATKIN and her daughters Victoria and Alex (Alexandra)chose to reside in London, though at one stage they did go to Prestwick,Scotland. In the 1881 Census of London they were living at 10 EllingtonStreet, Islington, London. On the 1881 Census Alex was working as a 'clerk'. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ATKIN, Alexandra (I3197)
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| 2513 | One of 8 children. From 1905, she began to contribute short stories and serials to magazines, and on 1914, her first novel "His Official Fiancée" was published. She wrote over eighty romance novels. She also wrote an autobiography and two memoir-style works. For more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berta_Ruck | RUCK, Amy Roberta (I0124)
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| 2514 | Only daughter. | DREW, Susanna (I9369)
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| 2515 | Only son of the Dean of Battle. | YOUARD, Geoffery Bernard (I9681)
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| 2516 | Ordained Deacon and Priest the same day by Archbishop's dispensation on 25 April 1562 at Bishop's Manor, London, Great Chapel or Oratory; Vicar of Herne 19 October 1577, later Perpetual Vicar of Herne; Vicar of Monkton 1574-1590; received MA on 24 September 1584 Rector of Harbledown (all in Kent) and Rector of Snave made vacant as of 6 March 1590 by reason of his death during February 1590. Ordination Evidence Detail Linked to person: Bridges, John 1562-1562 CCEd Record ID: 165300 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Brydges Forename Johannes Title Qualification University College Year Event Type Type ordination Date 25/4/1562 Place: Bishop's Manor, London, Church: Great Chapel or Oratory Clerical Status: deacon Letters Dimissory No Source Guildhall Library, 9535/1 Bishop Grindal, Edmund/London 1559-1570 Description No further details. Ordained deacon and priest the same day by Archbishop's dispensation. -------------------------- Ordination Evidence Detail Linked to person: Bridges, John 1562-1562 CCEd Record ID: 165312 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Bridges Forename Johannes Title Qualification University College Year Event Type Type ordination Date 25/4/1562 Place Bishop's Manor, London Church Great Chapel or Oratory Clerical Status priest Letters Dimissory No Source Guildhall Library, 9535/1 Bishop Grindal, Edmund/London 1559-1570 Description Ordained deacon and priest the same day by Archbishop's dispensation. ---------------------- Liber Cleri Detail Linked to person: Bridges, Johannes 1577-1590 View Full Liber Cleri Record CCEd Record ID: 151064 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Brydge Forename Johannes Title Magister Qualification Event Type Date: 19/10/1577 Office/Status: Vicar Location: Herne / Source CCA, DCb X.8.6 (Liber Cleri): 1577 Ordinary / Jurisdiction Grindal, Edmund/Canterbury 1576-1583 Description ----------------------------------- Liber Cleri Detail Linked to person: Bridges, Johannes 1577-1590 View Full Liber Cleri Record CCEd Record ID: 83277 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Bridges Forename Johannes Title Magister Qualification: MA Event Type Date: 24/9/1584 Office/Status: Rector Location: Harbaldowne / Source CCA, DCb Z.3.12. (Liber Cleri): 1584 Ordinary / Jurisdiction Archdeacon of Canterbury/Canterbury Description preacher --------------------- Vacancy Evidence Record Linked to person: Bridges, Johannes 1577-1590 CCEd Record ID: 53525 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Bridges Forename John Title Qualification University College Year Event Type Reason natural death Date 6/3/1590 Office/Status: Rector Clerical Status Location: Snave// Source LPL, Whitgift's Register, vol. 1 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Whitgift, John/Canterbury Province 1583-1604 Description -------------------------- Vacancy Evidence Record Linked to person: Bridges, Johannes 1577-1590 CCEd Record ID: 53508 Close Window Evidence Cleric Detail Surname Bridges Forename John Title Qualification MA University College Year Event Type Reason: resignation Date 5/9/1590 Office/Status: Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location: Hearne// Source LPL, Whitgift's Register, vol. 1 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Whitgift, John/Canterbury Province 1583-1604 | BRYDGES AKA BRIDGES, Reverend John (I10418)
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| 2517 | Parish Register: Marriages at St. Edward's, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England: Lawrence Ruck, of Ospringe, co. Kent, gent., & Amy Thompson, of Cambridge, in Trinity Hall Chapel, lic. 16 Sep 1721 | Family: Lawrence RUCK / Amy THOMSON (F3437)
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| 2518 | Paymaster, Commander in Royal Navy | HODDER, William Randall (I3981)
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| 2519 | Pemboke College, Cambridge, 1906. (as did 2 other brothers) Golf blue, then a rubber planter in Malaya who enlisted in 1914. Commemorated on the Menin Gate, died same day as Richard Atkin. CWGC memorial: http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1613690/HEMMANT,%20MAURICE Commemorated also at St Mary’s Kippington, Kent. | HEMMANT, Lieutenant Maurice (I0134)
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| 2520 | Place of Death, Hotel New York, 107 Great Russell Street. Death certificate describes him as a Nitrate Broker, of 87 Kensington Gardens Square, Paddington and Valparaiso, Chili. Cause of death: Suicide Unsound Mind, Injury to Brain ans Skull by bullet fired from a pistol | Bourchier, George Fitz-Warine (I0038)
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| 2521 | Plot E1-53 | Bourchier, Lt-Colonel John (I31)
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| 2522 | Pontefrct Rd Barnsley | WOOD, Alphonse Haslam (I0331)
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| 2523 | Possibly this person? https://www.geni.com/people/Simon-McAuliffe/6000000036697328292 | MacAuliffe, Simon (I2626)
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| 2524 | Published: Wednesday 13 June 1860, Morning Chronicle, London, England Published: Thursday 14 June 1860, Daily News (London), CORNISH-SIMPSON.-June 9, at Christ Church, Brixton, by the Rev. C. R Casher, D. Cornish, Esq., of Dagnell House, Dagnell-park, Croydon, to Belinda, youngest daughter of the late R. Simpson, Esq., of Elm-grove, Norwood. | Family: Daniel Cornish / Belinda Simpson (F8)
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| 2525 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TUSTING, William (I44625)
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| 2526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BURNETT, Bessie Young Mitchell (I43860)
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| 2527 | RA - Jul 2016 Discrepancies between McNair researches and Judith Kirkland researches. Falkners Dublin Journal....... Wed 19 Jul 1796 (1769 ?? – RA) .. at Carrigohan Church, near Corke, Walter ATKINS to Miss DUNSCOMBE of the North Abbey (MLB Mary DUNSCOMBE) Secondly married Barbara UNIACKE dau of Maurice UNIACKE, on the 1st June 1751. Book 348. Page 52. Memorial 231950. Walter Atkin, Ledondon, Co. Cork married Barbara Uniacke, daughter of Maurice Uniacke, Corkaby, Co. Cork, who gave her a dowry of 1750 pounds (a very large sum in those days), on7 June, 1751. They were married by Walter's father, Rev. John Thomas Atkin. (A summary) Registered Deed. 193 542 128748 Quadripart deed 27 June 1751 party 1 John Thomas ATKIN and Walter Atkin his son, party 2 Barbara UNIACKE spinster granddaughter& heir at law of James Uniacke of Cappagh Co. Tipperary Esq Decd & Barbara Uniacke alias Power wife of James Uniacke and only child & heir at law of Maurice Uniacke late of Woodhouse co Waterford Esq Decd, party 3 [Trustees] Borru of Youghal Esq, Wm Wallis of Ballycrenanin [co. Cork], Rev Isaac Goldsmith Dean of Cloyne, party 4 Richard Uniacke Fitzgerald & John Thos. Atkin conveys Ballinleaden in barony Barrymore, Coolbridge in barony Barretts, Temple Michael & Ballyskerdane in barony Barrymore, Kilenagleary (1 plowland ) in parish Carrigaline in barony Kerricurrihy, Knocknamadree (1 plowland ) & houses and gardens adjoining incl meadow Monaghqed garden Parkatragh in barony Imokilly, (200 acres English) land in Rathard & Aherlamore in barony Muskerry. The trusts are not engrossed this is just a document of the transfer of lands and interests in lands to the trustees Book 171. Page 582. Memorial No, 116414. A Memorial of an Indented Deed of Lease and Re Lease dated 2 and 3 Sept 1754 between Bryan Kearney, Cappamore, Co. Tipperary, and Gent. And Catherine, his wife, Ambrose, Dennis and Michael Kearney, all of Capparnore, surviving sons of Maurice Kearney of Capparnore, Gent. And Alice Kearney, widow and relict of said Maurice of the 1' part, and Robert Fitzgerald Uniacke of Corkabegg, Co. Cork and Rev. John Thomas Atkin, Cork City of The other part, the release being made between Bryan Kearney, his wife Catherine, Ambrose, Dennis, Michael and Alice Kearney of the l,' part, Walter Atkin of the City of Cork, Gent. Barbara Atkin, otherwise Uniacke, his wife, Grand Daughter and heir and law to James Uniacke, late of Capparnusgire, Co. Tipperary, Esq., deceased and of Barbara Uniacke, wife of James and which said Barbara Atkin is only child and heir at law to Maurice Uniacke late of Woodhouse, Co. Waterford, deceased and Catherine, his wife, who (Maurice) was only child and heir at law to the same James Uniacke, deceased, and Barbara, his wife, and which said Walter Atkin is administrator to the said James and Barbara Uniacke. The Memorial goes on to record the lease of lands by the Karneys to Robert Fitzgerald Uniacke and Rev. John Thomas Atkin? the lands were at Castletown, Cappamore, Co. Waterford. *There is a Uniacke Street in the town of Youghal. Book 341. Page 592. Memorial 230934. Walter Atkin, son of Walter Atkin of Ledondon, Co. Cork and Barbara Uniacke is now married to Mary Dunscombe, Mount Desert in the Liberties of Cork in 1782 when he leases 103 acres of land to Mary's father Nicholas Dunscombe, Mount Desert. (Summary) Abstracted Will. 1795 Walter Atkin of Leadinton after of Windsor in co Cork Esq 13 May 1785? 12 Jun 1795 Ist wife Babara Uniacke 2d son Maurice g dau Margaret son Walter John Thomas dec.d wife Marv Dunscombe son George Nicholas Dunscombe Ex John C-?Iston Ex [ar on] | ATKIN, Walter (I3911)
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| 2528 | Recalled by J R Tusting 2017: "In the factory at Harrold we employed Father and son Harry and Ernie Pettit, both stalwart men. Harry only went to Bedford twice in his life and worked on a Leather shaving machine all his days." | PETTIT, Harry William (I2758)
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| 2529 | Recalled by J R Tusting in 2017: "In the factory at Harrold we employed Father and son Harry and Ernie Pettit, both stalwart men. Ernie served in the Merchant Navy in the war and was torpedoed twice. He survived many days in an open boat off the coast of Africa and walked barefoot many miles along the coast to reach British territory. He and Joan (Franklin) his wife had two daughters one of which Rene was specially talented and clever. She married a young clergyman who is now the Parish Priest of Southwold a very fashionable resort on the east coast. Previously they had served in a north country parish of mixed ethnicity and religion and had a tough time They now have their first grandchild." See also 1942 article about the sinking of his ship. | PETTIT, Ernest Lawrence (I2766)
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| 2530 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEWART, Agnes Myles (I0284)
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| 2531 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TUSTING, Ruth Mary (I44522)
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| 2532 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TUSTING, Jennie (I44455)
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| 2533 | Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions Division within C Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks C 1 Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary C 1/504 Chancery pleadings addressed to Thomas Wolsey, Archbishop of York, Cardinal and Papal Legate as Lord Chancellor. Record Summary Scope and content William a Forde and Richard May, feoffees to uses. v. Laurence Omer and Margaret, his wife, late the wife of John Brooke.: Dilapidations, and detention of deeds relating to a gate-house, land, &c., in Ash, belonging to John, son of the said John Brooke, a minor.: Kent. Covering dates 1518-1529 | OMER, Laurence (I10515)
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| 2534 | Rector of Aglishmartin & Rathkyran, Kilkenny. Known as Whiteboy HEWETSONfor his activity in helping to supress the Whiteboys. He was the son ofRev. Monsell HEWSON 1704-1779,. | HEWSON, John HEWETSON \ (I9320)
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| 2535 | Rector of Llanllyfrii, an accomplished Welsh antiquary | JONES, John (I10341)
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| 2536 | ref found: http://bourchier.net/Charts/Chart%2021.html | MacNamara, Thomas (I2674)
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| 2537 | ref: Wakefield District Marriages. Groom living in Leeds, Bride in Wakefield | Family: Thomas Hemmant / Isabella Elizabeth RICHMOND (F2147483649)
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| 2538 | References to HPB found in genealogical searches Masonry: ‘In 1870 Merino won the authorization of the Grand Council to install a Supreme Grand Council in Chile, which was formed on 11 May of that year under his direction as Sovereign Grand Master with members: George Kendall and Hugh Plunkett Bourchier, of Bethesda; former Master Juan de Dios Arlegui, the then Grand Master Francisco Javier new and Benicio Gonzdez, Grand Orator and the Grand Lodge and future Grand Master.’ Jockey Club: On June 1, 1882 the association was transformed into a limited liability and legal character called "Sporting Club" society. The board was formed by Hugo Plunket Bourchier as president; John Stewart Jackson as secretary and treasurer Guillermo Lazonby (same members of the association). During the early years of this partnership, the races were governed by the regulations of the Jockey Club of England, however, they were modified through an own regulations drafted in 1884 and implemented in the spring of that year | Bourchier, Hugh Plunkett (I0095)
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| 2539 | Registry Of Deeds - shelf # 21434119 - 2857 SamI Atkins of Coolenecloughin parish Clonpriest idio Cloyne Gent & David ?Roune? of Youghallyeoman 16 June 1697 Saml. ATKIN msrnw (?mar) Jane Beere of ParishYoughall Spinster From Registry of Deeds, Dublin. 1737 - Ref 84-370-61133 - Memorial of a Tripartite Deed of Indenturebearing date 7 May 1737 made and executed between John Hayman ofCloynpriest in the county of Cork Gentleman John Hayman and SamuelLuther both of the town of Youghal in the county of Cork GentlemenAdministered with the Will annexed of John Hayman late of Polemore in thecounty of Cork deceased of the first part and Samuel Atkin of Coolamainin the county of Wexford Gentleman of the second part and Annesley Goreof Cottenstown in the county of Sligo Esq of the third part Recitingthat Charles Tottenham of Tottenham Green in the county of Wexford Esq byIndenture of Lease dated as in the annexed said Tripartite Deed asrecited did demise unto the said Samuel Atkin the Towns and Lands ofCoolamain Oyle and Rahaile containing 924 acres or thereabouts for yeterm of three lives with a Clause of Renewal for Ever and the lands ofBallyruan containing 51 acres or thereabouts during the term the saidCharles Tottenham had of the same being in the Barony of Ballaghkeen andcounty of Wexford at the yearly rent of £204 sterling Which Deed ofLease was in consideration of the several sums of £141-3-0 and of thefurther sum of £344-0-0 advanced and lent by the testator John Hayman tothe said Samuel Atkin as by endorsement on the back of the said Deed ofLease may apprear Assigned to the said Samuel Atkin to the said JohnHayman of Cloynpriest John Hayman and Samuel Luther of Youghal by andwith the consent and direction of the said Samuel Atkin testified by hisbeing a party to said Tripartite Deed in consideration of the sum of £300sterling to them or any of them in hand paid did grant bargain sellassign and make over unto the aforesaid Annesley Gore Esq his heirs excrsadmons and assigns their right title interest claim and demand both inLaw and Equity in and to the said Deed of Lease aforesaid and assignmentthereon as in said Tripartite Deed reciting several other covenants asrecited And the said Deed was duly signed sealed and delivered by thesaid Samuel Luther in the presence of Thomas Cuffe Esq and RichardBrowning Gentlemen both of the City of Dublin who are subscribingwitnesses to the said Tripartite Deed whereof the above is a MemorialAnd this Memorial is witnessed by the said Richard Browning and ThomasWelsh Junior Samuel Luther (seal) Signed and sealed in the presence ofus Richard Browning Thomas Welsh Junior (John Tottenham married Catherine Atkin, the aunt of Samuel ofCoolamain. Samuel¹s sister Catherine never married, according to hiswill, dated 1744.) 1740 - Ref 100 - 262 - 70420 - Memorial of Deeds of Lease and Releasebearing dates 14 and 15 November 1740 and made between Samuel Atkin ofCoolamain in the county of Wexford Gent and Annesley Gore of Castletownin the county of Sligo The said Deed of Release reciting that byIndenture of Lease bearing date 4 May 1723 Charles Tottenham of TottenhamGreen in the county of Wexford Esq did demise and set unto Samuel Atkinall that and those the Towns and Lands of Coolamain Oyle and Rahailecontaining by estimation 924 acres And also the Towns and Lands ofBallyruan containing 51 acres more or less All which lands are situatelying and being in the Barony of Ballaghkeen and county of Wexford withthe appurtenances To hold the said lands of Coolamain Oyle and Rahaileunto the said Samuel Atkin his heirs excrs admons and assigns for andduring the natural life and lives of the said Samuel Atkin Walter Atkinand John Atkin the sons of him the said Samuel Atkin and the survivorsand survivor of them And to hold the said Lands of Ballyruan unto thesaid Samuel Atkin his excrs admons and assigns from the first day of Maythen last past before the date of the said Lease for and during such termof years as the said Charles Tottenham his heirs excrs and admons had ofthe same by virtue of a Lease from Richard Saunders Esq and no longerHe the said Samuel Atkin his heirs excrs and assigns yielding and payingto the said Charles Tottenham his heirs excrs admons and assigns the rentor sum of £204 sterling by half-yearly portion clear above all taxes andquit rents Crown Rent excepted In which said lease are containedcovenants for renewal forever on payment of one peppercorn as a fine onthe fall of each and every life as is therein particularly expressed anddeclared By which said Deed of Release the said Samuel Atkin for theconsiderations therein mentioned did grant bargain sell release assignand make over unto the said Annesley Gore his heirs excrs admons andassigns the said recited lease for the premises thereby demised and allthe estate Right Title and interest of the said Samuel Atkin his heirsexcrs and assigns in and to the same which said Deed of Lease and Releaseand this Memorial are witnessed by Saunders Frayne of Ballylicken in thecounty of Wexford Gent and John Perkins of the City of Dublin GentSamuel Atkin (seal) | ATKIN, Samuel (I3863)
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| 2540 | Registry of Deeds. - 107 - 298 - 74242. A Bonded Deed dated 8th of June 1742 from John HAYMAN of Youghal infavour of John Thomas ATKIN for an annuity of 60 pounds a year ro hisbrother Atkin HAYMAN till he, Atkin HAYMAN, shall have a privision in theChurch' of more than 60 pounds per annum and fore a widow's portion of 60pounds per annum for Elizabeth ATKIN dau of Walter ATKIN deceased. | ATKIN, Elizabeth (I5900)
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| 2541 | Remarried a rich widow who had been the house keeper of a rich man who left her every thing. They Bought a posh house in Glastonbury. He was mayor at one time 1921. | COZENS, William George (I716)
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| 2542 | Research into O'Kelly family: http://www.kellyclanireland.com/ http://members.iinet.net.au/~jhannon/kelly.htm | O'KELLY, Col John Patrick (I2609)
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| 2543 | Returned to England with his mother at the end of 1870. Lived in Ceylon 1896 to1911 1896-7 Malve Estate, Kandy 1898-9 Pallekelle, Kandy 1900-01 Victoria Estate, Kandy 1902-4 Wiltshire, Matale 1904-6 Shannon, Hatton 1906-7 Vellaioya, Hatton, 1907-10 Dandukelawa, Hatton 1910-11 Ettie, Kegella 1911 Haloowella, Norwood Left for Selangor in 1911 | ATKIN, Robert Laurence (I2518)
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| 2544 | Rev. Richard Henry ROGERS was the son of Dr. Bayly and Martha ROGERS, hewas the Rector of Killeagh, Co. Cork, Ireland. | ROGERS, Richard Henry (I5835)
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| 2545 | Richard Edward GUMBLETON of Castle Richard orse Glencairn Abbey, wasadmitted to the Lincoln' Inns. Unmarried, he died in 1819. | GUMBLETON, Richard Edward (I6494)
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| 2546 | Richard GUMBLETON of Castle Richard, Waterford was the eldest son andheir to Richard GUMBLETON and Anne WARREN. | GUMBLETON, Richard (I6492)
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| 2547 | Richard received a bequest from the Will of his step-father, John Porredge, which left him "to my wife's son, Richard Rucke 5 pounds in one year". Further, Richard was to receive the reversion of real property - tenement and grounds - in St. Dunstan's, Canterbury that had been left to his mother by John Porredge, upon her death. That property, during 1582, was in the occupation of Bartholomew Rowell. | RUCK, Richard (I10463)
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| 2548 | Robert ATKIN, had a haberdashery business. Evidently all the drapers andhaberdashery outlets in the area began on account of the mill (flax) andbleaching green at Coolamain. Robert & Catherine had a house in Wexford Town where they appear to havelived all the time until their deaths. It is possible that Robert ATKINopened another haberdashery in Newtonbarry, and possibly lived above theshop for a period of time. Their son, also Robert who married FrancesWHEELOCK was a hosier in Newtonbarry where he lived and had a shop. Robert Atkin definitely had a haberdashery in Wexford town and was stillalive in 1806, because he bed and boarded some itinerant Methodistministers in that year. | ATKIN, Robert (I3876)
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| 2549 | Robert Laurence ATKIN born about 1871, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia,was the fourth and last son of Robert Travers ATKIN and Mary Elizabeth RUCK. After his father's death, the family returned to Wales, where they lived with Mary's parents, at 2 Otago House, Towyn, Merioneth, Wales. 1881 Census Towyn, Merioneth, Wales RG 11. Folio 5478/64. Page 18 2 Otago House, Towyn, Merionth, Wales. Laurence RUCK Head 61 Newington, Kent, England. Land Owner. Mary A. " Wife 59 Pennal, Merioneth, Wales. " " Robert L. AL(T)KIN Grandson, 10 Australia. Scholar. -------------------------------------------------------------- | ATKIN, Robert Laurence (I2518)
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| 2550 | Robert Travers Atkin - born 29 November 1841 at Fernhill, Clonakilty, Co. Cork Ireland was the fourth and youngest son of William Francis and Alice ATKIN. He died in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia on the 25th May 1872. After William Francis ATKIN's death sometime before 1850, his widow Alicia ATKIN, formerly HUNGERFORD nee STEWART, moved her family to France where the boys were educated. Robert Travers ATKIN returned to England to a commission in the Staffordshire militia. Met his wife in Dublin. In 1863 he was married in London to Mary Elizabeth RUCK. Cork Chronicle Newspaper.... Sat 9 July 1864, ... 'On 7th inst. At St. Mark's Notting Hill, London, by the Rev E.K.KENDALL M.A. Incumbent assisted by Rev. Daniel EVANS, Incumbent of Carris, North Wales and Domestic Chaplin to the Earl of Vane, Robert Travers only son of the late William Francis ATKIN Esq. of Fernhill in this County, to Mary Elizabeth eldest daughter of Laurence RUCK of Cranbrook Manor House, Newington, Kent and Pantlldw in the County of Merrioneth.' After their marriage Robert Travers and Mary Elizabeth ATKIN, his 2 sisters (Kate & Grace) and his mother emigrated to Australia on 11 Nov 1864 aboard the "Wansfell". In Queensland he became involved in the newspaper business. More information about his life in Australia is contained in the following entry found in a book about the Irish in Australia, page 58, gives an account of his life and work there. They had four sons, three living, in Brisbane, Australia. When his son James Richard was born, he was living at Tank Street, North Quay. After Robert Travers ATKIN's death in 1872, widowed Mary with her three young children returned to her parents’ home in Towyn, Merioneth, Wales. The three boys attended Public Schools, Brecon College being their first. Their eldest son James Richard ATKIN became a Barrister-at-law, and had a distinguished career in law, culminating in being awarded first a Knighthood in 1913, then a Peerage for life as Baron ATKIN of Aberdovey, Co. Merioneth on the 6th Feb 1928. ~~~ From Calender of Wills & Admons after 1858 P.R.O. Dublin. '1873 ATKIN, Robert Travers - 9 May - Letters of Admon (with Will annexed) of the personal estate of, late of Brisbane, Australia Esq. Deceased who died 25 May 1872 at Sandgate Queensland, aforesaid were granted at Prin. Reg. to Mary Elizabeth ATKIN of Pantlludw, Machnllth, North Wales, the widow and universal legatee.' ------------------------------------------------------------ M1720.2 Extracted from 'The Sandgate Echo' 13 Nov 1957. Re: Robert Travers ATKIN ..... Inscription on column erected by members of the Hibernian Society of Queensland; "His days were few but his labours and attainment bore the stamp of wise maturity." Also; 'This broken column symbolises the irreparable loss of a man who well represented some of the finest characteristics of the Celtic race -its rich humour and subtle wit, its fervid passion and genial warmth of heart - distinguished alike in the Press and the Parliament of Queensland by large and elevated views, remarkable powers of organisation and unswerving advocate of the popular cause. His rare abilities were especially devoted to the promotion of a patriotic union amongst his countrymen, irrespective of class or creed, combined with a loyal allegiance to the land of their adoption.' | ATKIN, Robert Travers (I2519)
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