Deed
Collection object
1989.0247
H.54 W.65.6
Manuscript on parchment; Indenture between Lord and Lady Limerick and Daniel Barrington; deed declaring the uses of two fines levied by Lord and Lady Limerick of the Brough Estate in Co. Limerick and the Castle Magnor Estate in Co. Cork, dated 30th May 1833. Written on two sheets with red ruled margins, joined together at bottom in five places; the outer two are pink ribbon the inner three are of a wider green ribbon. The left hand pair with green ribbon are sealed with red wax and signed by Lord and Lady Limerick. Lord Limerick's seal is circular with a plain lattice design, Lady Limerick's has a rectangular matrix, the upper part showing a castle wall with the head of an animal, a deer?, above, the lower part has the initials JB. The Lower sheet has a blue one pound Revenue stamp at top left; the upper a ten shilling stamp; both have a white stamp on the reverse. Signatures witnessed on reverse of lower sheet. Folded into three and then again, with annotation of contents on the outside. Registered July 1833. Illegible blue circular stamp on the outside.
Persons mentioned in text; Alice Mary Countess of Limerick formerly Alice Mary Ormsby; Rt. Hon. Edmond Henry Earl of Limerick of Mansfield Street in Co. Middlesex; Daniel Barrington of Georges St.; Land holders, Michael Bevan, Darby Cahane, Rev. William Maunsell Thomas of Limerick clerk, Edward Deane freeman of Castleeor Co. Cork, Rev. William Rose clerk of Adare, Price Peacock of Dublin; Sir Henry Hartstonge; Countess only child of Mary Ormsby sister of Hartstonge; Ann Cummings, other sister of Hartstonge, died without issue; John Wight of Dublin; Witnessed by James Barry and Matthew Barrington. Placenames;Bruffe otherwise Broffe otherwise Brough; Ballingillargh otherwise Ballinagillagh; Grillagh otherwise Gillagh otherwise Gralagh; Ballycampion, Ballydaheen, Mullans otherwise Mullane; Ardicohane otherwise Ardicoane otherwise Ardnane otherwise Ardicane; Farlahan otherwise Fearlahane; Partingston otherwise Perkingstong; Brackmone otherwise Brackvone; Raheenowlake; Ballinlee otherwise Ballinled;Rathnashallohode; Ballynree otherwise Ballynred otherwise Ballinreagh otherwise Ballynrigh; Rahahdough; South Camas; North Camas; Ballyrisode otherwise Ballyrishode; Carrigeen otherwise Cargeen; Garbally; Ballyda; Brackmore; Crocta, Killconeragh, Lissnecolly otherwise Lisnerolly otherwise Lisnefolly; Glanduffe; Knockdromigg; Boreakapagh otherwise Boreakeapagh alias Barrycappagh; Cahirleville otherwise Cahirlevoyle. Knockdradermody otherwise Knockradermody; Caherdugh otherwise Caherdoghe; all in Co. Limerick. Castle Magnor; Castle Bettidge; Knockardsharive; Coolavaleen; Knockandoeragh; North Lisdowgan otherwise Lisduggan; South Lisdowgan otherwise Lisduggan; North Kippogh otherwise Kippagh; South Kippogh otherwise Kippagh; Middle KIppogh otherwise Kippagh; all in Co Cork.
Persons mentioned in text; Alice Mary Countess of Limerick formerly Alice Mary Ormsby; Rt. Hon. Edmond Henry Earl of Limerick of Mansfield Street in Co. Middlesex; Daniel Barrington of Georges St.; Land holders, Michael Bevan, Darby Cahane, Rev. William Maunsell Thomas of Limerick clerk, Edward Deane freeman of Castleeor Co. Cork, Rev. William Rose clerk of Adare, Price Peacock of Dublin; Sir Henry Hartstonge; Countess only child of Mary Ormsby sister of Hartstonge; Ann Cummings, other sister of Hartstonge, died without issue; John Wight of Dublin; Witnessed by James Barry and Matthew Barrington. Placenames;Bruffe otherwise Broffe otherwise Brough; Ballingillargh otherwise Ballinagillagh; Grillagh otherwise Gillagh otherwise Gralagh; Ballycampion, Ballydaheen, Mullans otherwise Mullane; Ardicohane otherwise Ardicoane otherwise Ardnane otherwise Ardicane; Farlahan otherwise Fearlahane; Partingston otherwise Perkingstong; Brackmone otherwise Brackvone; Raheenowlake; Ballinlee otherwise Ballinled;Rathnashallohode; Ballynree otherwise Ballynred otherwise Ballinreagh otherwise Ballynrigh; Rahahdough; South Camas; North Camas; Ballyrisode otherwise Ballyrishode; Carrigeen otherwise Cargeen; Garbally; Ballyda; Brackmore; Crocta, Killconeragh, Lissnecolly otherwise Lisnerolly otherwise Lisnefolly; Glanduffe; Knockdromigg; Boreakapagh otherwise Boreakeapagh alias Barrycappagh; Cahirleville otherwise Cahirlevoyle. Knockdradermody otherwise Knockradermody; Caherdugh otherwise Caherdoghe; all in Co. Limerick. Castle Magnor; Castle Bettidge; Knockardsharive; Coolavaleen; Knockandoeragh; North Lisdowgan otherwise Lisduggan; South Lisdowgan otherwise Lisduggan; North Kippogh otherwise Kippagh; South Kippogh otherwise Kippagh; Middle KIppogh otherwise Kippagh; all in Co Cork.
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