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P1/0061
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Date
13 September 1731
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Description
Assignment made between Richard Meredyth, Shrowland, county
Kildare, esquire, of one part, and Samuel Burton, Burton
hall, county Catherlough (Carlow), esquire, the Honourable
[Colonel] Joshua Paul, city of Dublin, esquire, the
Honourable Colonel Robert Burton, Branaghstowne, county
Kildare, esquire, and John Stratford, Baltinglass, county
Wicklow, esquire, of the other part. In consideration of sum
of 10 shillings, Meredyth gives to Samuel Burton, Paul,
Robert Burton and Stratford the sum of £1,000 sterling. This
money was vested in Meredyth by a deed of release dated 2
March 1730. The use to be made of this money is outlined in
articles of agreement dated 13 September 1731 made between
Charles Burton, city of Dublin, merchant, of the first part,
the said Meredyth and Margaret Meredyth, spinster,
Meredyth's daughter, of the second part, and the said Samuel
Burton, Paul, Robert Burton and Stratford, of the third
part. The sum of £1,000 is part of Margaret Meredyth's
marriage portion, on her marriage to Charles Burton. It is
noted that this deed was registered at the Register Office,
city of Dublin, on 13 October 1731 in book 67, page 463,
number 46788.
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P1/0062
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Date
14 April 1732
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Description
Lease made between Edward Conyers, Carlow, county
Catherlough (Carlow), gentleman, and William Dale, of same
place, merchant, in respect of dwelling house with back side
and out-offices at Tullow street, Carlow. Lease to run for
three named lives renewable forever. Lease made in
consideration of the sum of £13.16.0 sterling paid by Dale
to Conyers and annual rent of £7 sterling. Further terms and
conditions outlined on verso of lease.
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P1/0063
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Date
14 April 1732
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Description
Copy of document number P1/0062. Appended is note which
states, 'This Lease and Counterpart being in possession of
Sir Charles Burton it is presumed that same was surrendered
and that the premises were demised to Fra[nci]s Wilkinson in
1759 whose Interest became vested in Dr Haly & Revd James
Maher [refers to Francis Haly, Roman Catholic Bishop of
Kildare and Leighlin, 1838-1855 and Reverend James Maher,
parish priest of Carlow-Graigue, died 1874] who obtained a
fee farm grant in May 1858.' It is noted on verso that this
deed was registered at the Register Office, Dublin, on 22
November 1732 in book 71, page 134, number 49524.
Endorsement on verso is a renewal of the lease (16 November
1754) made between Sir Charles Burton, city of Dublin, and
William Dale, Carlow, county Carlow, apothecary, son of
William Dale.
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2 membranes
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P1/0064
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Date
22 September 1732
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Description
Renewal of lease made between Samuel Burton, Burton Hall,
county Catherlow (Carlow), esquire, son and heir-at-law to
Benjamin Burton, esquire, deceased, assignee successor to
Francis Harrison, city of Dublin, esquire, deceased, of one
part, and David Ryan, Haroldstown, county Carlow, gentleman,
of the other part. This is a renewal of document number
P1/0026.
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P1/0065
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Date
6 December 1732
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Description
Copy of bond made by Henry White, Pitchfordstown, county
Kildare, esquire and Thomas White, city of Dublin,
gentleman, to William Weldon, city of Dublin, esquire, in
the sum of £1,200 sterling. Bond indemnifies Weldon from
£300 due to Hubert Dillon, Castletown, county Westmeath,
esquire.
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2pp
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P1/0066
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Date
9 May 1733
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Description
Lease made between Edward Conyers, Catherlogh (Carlow),
county Carlow, gentleman, of one part, and Franks Bernard,
of same place, esquire, of the other part, in respect of
part of the lands of Carlow called Burrin Lands with the
stables or houses thereon. Bounded by the river Burrin on
the east, with fields occupied by Samuel Leyborn on the
south, with the high road from Bridwill (Bridewell) Ford to
Ballycarny (Ballycarney) on the west, and by Hanover Lands
on the north. Contains 11 acres and 30 perches plantation
measure. Lease to run for three named lives and for the
lives of persons who may be added thereafter. Annual rent of
£22.7.6 sterling.
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P1/0067
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Date
9 May 1733
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Description
Copy of number P1/0066. It is noted that this deed was
registered at the Register Office, city of Dublin, on 21 May
1734 in book 75, page 354, number 53367. Also present on
verso is renewal of lease (27 September 1765) made between
Sir Charles Burton and Richard Bernard, son of Franks
Bernard, deceased. There is also a further endorsement on
verso of lease but it is largely illegible.
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1 membrane
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P1/0068
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Date
9 July 1736
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Description
Bargain and sale made between Francis Ryan, Castle Burton,
county Catherlogh (Carlow) gentleman, and James Doyle,
Dublin, stay maker. In consideration of sum of 5 shillings
sterling paid by Doyle to Ryan, transferred are part of the
lads of Carlow commonly called Rathnepish (Rathnapish),
formerly in the possession of John McCabe, Richard
Pendergrass and James Aughney containing 65 acres plantation
measure. Bounded on the east by the lands of Little
Pollardstown (Pollerton), on the south by the lands formerly
called Feltham's lands, on the west by Dublin road, and on
the north by Painstown. Term of bargain and sale is one year
and Doyle to pay one peppercorn to Ryan if it is demanded.
It is noted that the deed was registered at the Register
Office, city of Dublin, on 13 July 1736 in book 83, page
307, number 58998.
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1 membrane
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P1/0069
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Date
10 July 1736
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Description
Assignment made between Francis Ryan, Castle Burton, county
Catherlogh (Carlow), esquire, of one part, and James Doyle,
Dublin, stay maker, of the other part. Recites lease dated
11 April 1728 made between Benjamin Burton, Castle Burton,
esquire, and Ryan in respect of part of the lands of Carlow
called Rathnapish containing 65 acres plantation measure. To
be held for three named lives at annual rent of £16
sterling. Ryan now releases the lands to Doyle in
consideration of sum of £100. Noted that this deed was
registered at the Register Office, city of Dublin, on 13
July1736 in book 83, page 307, number 58998.
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1 membrane
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Document code
P1/0070
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Date
18 December 1736
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Description
Counterpart deed of release made between Benjamin Burton,
Burton hall, county Catherlogh (Carlow), esquire, of one
part, and Charles Burton, city of Dublin, merchant, of the
other part. Recites deeds of lease and release made on 9
January 1734 and 10 January 1734 respectively. The release
was quadripartite and was made between the said Benjamin
Burton, of the first part, the Honourable Francis Burton,
Buncraggy, county Clare, esquire, and Henry Brooke, one of
the Masters of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, of the
third part, and Brabazon, 2nd Viscount Duncannon, and the
Honourable Anne Ponsonby, daughter of Viscount Duncannon, of
the fourth part. Relates to the lands of Baggotstown, barony
of Small County, county Limerick, containing 727 acres
plantation measure. It is recited that Benjamin Burton is
permitted to raise monies by mortgage of these lands. Under
the current indenture, Benjamin Burton releases the lands to
Charles Burton forever but there is a clause for redemption,
whereby the lands are returned to Benjamin Burton on payment
of £1,800.
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2 membranes
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P1/0071
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Date
23 February 1738
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown,
county Kildare, and Joseph Loggan, Paulvill (Paulville),
county Carlow, in respect of a park in the town of
Catherlogh (Carlow) containing 4 acres and 3 roods
plantation measure. Bounded on the east by [Philip]
Bernard's holding and on the north by Dublin road. Lease to
run for three named lives at annual rent of £5.18.9
sterling.
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1 membrane
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P1/0072
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Date
23 February 1738
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown,
county Kildare, and Garret Hogan, Carlow, county Carlow,
cordwainer, in respect of houses and gardens without the
Tullow Gate, lately in the possession of Thomas Whelan,
deceased. Bounded on the south by Tullow street, Carlow.
Lease to run for three named lives at annual rent of £3.8.0
sterling.
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1 membrane
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P1/0073
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Date
23 February 1738
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Description
Copy of lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown, county
Kildare, and Joseph Ralph, Killeshin, Queen's county
(Laois), in respect of property known as Winnett's field
situated near the town of Carlow and containing 15 acres
plantation measure. Bounded on the east with Love lane also
called Green lane, on the north with Watson and Whelan's
fields, on the west with Back lane and on the south with
gardens belonging to Whelan and Graham. Also, plot at Dublin
street, Carlow, commonly called Mary Wall's plot together
with the back ground belonging thereto. Lease to run for
three named lives at annual rent of £18.3.0 sterling.
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6pp
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P1/0074
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Date
23 February 1738
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Description
Lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown, county
Kildare, and Joseph Ralph, Killeshin, Queen's county
(Laois), gentleman, in respect of fields commonly called
Winnett's field, near the town of Carlow, and containing 15
acres plantation measure. Bounded on the east by Love lane
(also called Green lane) and on the west with Back lane.
Also leased is a plot on Dublin street, Carlow, commonly
called Mary Wall's plot together with the back ground which
belongs to it. Lease to run for three named lives with
covenant for renewal. Annual rent of £18.3.0 sterling.
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1 membrane
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P1/0075
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Date
24 February 1738
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Description
Lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown, county
Kildare, and Thomas Crathorne, Carlow, county Carlow,
merchant, in respect of house and back house at Dublin
street, Carlow town; and also that part of the said house
lately held by Francis Bulger. Lease to run for three named
lives at annual rent of £4 sterling. On verso of lease is
memorandum signed by Burton that from the time that
Crathorne builds 'a good slate house' on the demised
premises the rent will be reduced to £3 per annum.
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1 membrane
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P1/0077
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Date
8 March 1738
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Description
Articles of agreement made between Benjamin Sommers, eldest
son of John Sommers, Catherlough (Carlow), county Carlow,
gentleman, deceased, and Edward Cusack, Athboy, county
Meath, of the other part. Recites lease dated 19 December
1718 made between John Brown, Carlow, to Sommers of part of
the lands of Kernstown (Kernanstown), near Carlow,
containing 4 acres for three lives renewable forever.
Bounded on the south by the road from Carlow to
Pollardstown. In consideration of sum of £30, Sommers now
agrees to sell his interest to Cusack. Noted on verso that
this deed was registered at the Register Office, city of
Dublin, on 2 October 1738 in book 91, page 393, number
64523.
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P1/0079
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Date
28 July 1738
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Description
Bargain and sale made between the Honourable Henry Boyle,
and others, trustees for the relief of creditors of Burton's
bank, of one part, and the Honourable Robert Burton,
esquire, Colonel of His Majesty's Company of Battleaxes in
the kingdom of Ireland, of the other part. Made in respect
of lands comprising 254 acres in the barony of Catherlogh
(Carlow), county Carlow. Bargain and sale made for term of 1
year in consideration of sum of 5 shillings paid by Burton.
One peppercorn to be paid by him as well if demanded. Noted
that this deed was registered at the Register Office,
Dublin, on 29 March 1739 in book 90, page 509, number 65939.
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P1/0081
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Date
29 July 1738
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Description
Conveyance made between the Honourable Henry Boyle, esquire,
Speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland, and others, of
one part, and the Honourable Robert Burton, Colonel of His
Majesty's Company of Battleaxes, of the other part. Conveyed
are lands, houses, house plots, gardens and fields formerly
held by Owen Feltham or Benjamin Burton or Samuel Burton or
their undertenants containing 254 acres and lying in the
barony of Catherlogh (Carlow), county Carlow. This property
was ordered to be sold by the trustees for relief of
creditors of Burton's bank. Conveyed in consideration of
purchase money of £4,950. It is noted that this deed was
registered at the Register Office, Dublin, in book 90, page
509, number 65939.
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2 membranes
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P1/0083
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Date
13 November 1738
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Description
Lease made between Mary Wall (also Dowdal), widow of Ulick
Wall, Pollardstown (Pollerton), county Catherlogh (Carlow),
and Anthony Allen, of same place, esquire, in respect of
one-third of the following townlands: Graigue[bridge],
Templepeter, Clovashoneen, Molacraheen, Banogadadda
Farrasbrahane, Cappaghmore [ ] Monemore, Ballyculloon,
Ballybreen, Pollardstown. Also one-third part of a moiety of
Killane and Myshall. All lands are in the barony of Forth,
county Carlow. Lease to run for 31 years at annual rent of
£115 sterling.
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P1/0084
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Date
4 December 1738
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Description
Bargain and sale made between the Right Honourable Henry
Boyle, esquire, Speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland
and late Chancellor of His Majesty's Court of the Exchequer
in Ireland, and others, all trustees for the relief of
creditors of Burton's bank, of one part, and Robert Tench,
city of Dublin, esquire, of the other part, in respect of
part of the lands of Rathnapish, barony of Catherlough
(Carlow), county Carlow, containing 61 acres and 2 roods.
Bargain and sale to run for one year at rent of one
peppercorn if demanded. See document number P1/0085 for
conveyance of this land to Tench. Noted on verso that a
memorial of this deed was registered at the Register Office,
city of Dublin, on 13 August 1739 in book 95, page 430 and
number 67037.
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P1/0085
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Date
5 December 1738
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Description
Conveyance made between the Right Honourable Henry Boyle,
esquire, Speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland and late
Chancellor of His Majesty's Court of the Exchequer in
Ireland, and others, all trustees for the relief of
creditors of Burton's bank, of one part, and Robert Tench,
city of Dublin, esquire, of the other part, in respect of
part of the lands of Rathnapish, barony of Catherlough
(Carlow), county Carlow, containing 61 acres and 2 roods.
Recites that these lands were conveyed on 26 September 1712
by Henry, 8th Earl of Thomond, to Benjamin Burton. Noted on
verso that a memorial of this deed was entered at the
Register Office, city of Dublin, on 13 August 1739 in book
95, page 430, number 67037.
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P1/0086
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Date
[1738]
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Description
Draft incomplete indenture made between Henry Boyle,
esquire, speaker of the House of Commons of Ireland and late
Chancellor of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, and others,
of one part, and Robert Burton, esquire, Colonel in His
Majesty's Company of Battleaxes in Ireland, of the other
part. Recites details of indenture dated 26 September 1712
whereby Henry, 8th Earl of Thomond, of one part, transferred
to Digby Berkeley, Ardristin (Ardristan), county Catherlogh
(Carlow), esquire, of the other part, the towns and lands of
Killinora, Aghade, the moiety of Halsandal, Ardneline,
Ballyvorgille and Rahinstonn, all in the manor and county of
Carlow. To be held by Berkeley forever at annual fee farm
rent of £60 sterling. Also recites details of deeds of lease
and release dated 20 September 1723 and 21 September 1723
made between Henry Berkeley, Ardristin, esquire, son and
heir of Digby Berkeley, of one part, and Benjamin Burton,
Burton hall, county Carlow, esquire, of the other part,
whereby Berkeley transferred to Burton the lands of
Rahinstown (Rainstown) (being part of the premises demised
by indenture described above) containing 300 acres. To be
held by Burton forever. Berkeley also covenanted with Burton
that the other lands described above should remain in
Burton's possession as security for payment of the fee farm
rent of £60 payable to Henry, Earl of Thomond, and to
indemnify the lands of Rahinstowne. Also recites deeds of
lease and release of 20 September 1723 and 21 September 1723
whereby Berkeley confirmed the other lands to Burton
forever.
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5pp
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P1/0087
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Date
10 January 1739
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Description
Renewal of lease made between William Browne, esquire,
eldest son and heir of John Browne, late of the town of
Catherlagh (Carlow), county Carlow, esquire, deceased, of
one part, and Edward Cusack, Arthboy [Athboy], county Meath,
esquire, of the other part. Recites lease made on 19
December 1718 between John Browne and John Sommers, town of
Carlow, innkeeper, in respect of small plot of ground near
the lands of Catherlagh (Carlow) being part of the lands of
Kernstown (Kernanstown). Lease to run for three named lives
at annual rent of 17 shillings sterling. Renewal effected by
insertion of new lives.
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1 membrane
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P1/0088
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Date
1 May 1739
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Description
Lease made between Nicholas Weldon, city of Dublin, esquire,
and Walter Reilly, Painstown, county Meath, gentleman, in
respect of the town and lands of Knock, barony of Morgallon,
county Meath. Contains, exclusive of glebe lands and the big
bog, 299 acres, 1 rood and 8 perches. Lease excepts to
Weldon and his undertenants on the lands of Gravellmount,
county Meath, the right to cut turf in the big bog held by
Reilly. Lease to run for 31 years at annual rent of
£152.7.5. Lease is marked 'Expired.'
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1 membrane
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P1/0089
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Date
6 November 1739
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Description
Lease made between Francis Ryan and Robert Tench, esquire,
in respect of part of the lands of Rathnapish, county
Carlow, containing 5½ acres plantation measure. Lease made
in consideration of sum of £17.10.0 sterling paid by Tench
to Ryan. Annual rent to vary. Until 1749, rent of £1.10.0.
After 1749, annual rent to rise to £3. Lease to run for
three named lives. Parts of this document have been removed.
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1 membrane
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P1/0090
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Date
7 November 1739
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Description
Lease made between Robert Tench, city of Dublin, esquire, of
one part, and Francis Ryan, Catherlogh (Carlow), county
Carlow, esquire, in respect of part of the lands of Carlow
commonly called Rathnapish lately in the possession of John
McCabe, Richard Pendergrass and James Aughney. Contains 65
acres plantation measure. Bounded on the east by the lands
of Little Pollardstown (Pollerton), on the south by the
lands formerly called Feltham's lands, on the west by Dublin
road, and on the north by Painstown. Lease to run for three
named lives at annual rent of £16 sterling. It is noted that
the deed was registered at the Register Office, city of
Dublin, on 7 December 1739 in book 99, page 24 and number
67732. It is noted on verso that this lease was made as
renewal of lease made between Benjamin Burton, late of
Castle Burton, county Carlow, esquire, deceased, to Francis
Ryan, in order to replace fallen named life.
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1 membrane
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P1/0091
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Date
21 December 1739
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Description
Renewal of lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown,
county Kildare, esquire, of one part, and William Browne,
Carlow, county Carlow, esquire, eldest son and heir of John
Browne, late of Carlow, deceased. Recites lease dated 13
July 1713 made between Benjamin Burton, city of Dublin,
alderman, deceased, and the said John Browne, in respect of
three holdings in Carlow containing 1 acre, 3 roods and 36
perches (1) Mr Browne's orchard and the clerk's garden and
Donoghoe's holding containing 1 acre. Bounded on the north
by Back lane (2) Matthew Canon's holding bounded on the east
by Tullow street and on the south by Back lane. To be held
for named lives renewable forever at annual rent of £8
sterling. Mentioned that this property was seized by
trustees appointed for relief of creditors of Burton's bank.
The trustees later sold these lands to Robert Burton. Burton
now grants a renewal to William Browne.
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1 membrane
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P1/0092
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Date
23 March 1740
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Description
Mortgage made between James Doyle, Dublin, staymaker, of the
first part, Francis Ryan, Castle Burton, county Catherlogh
(Carlow), gentleman, of the second part, and Charles Burton,
city of Dublin, merchant, of the third part. In
consideration of sum of £200 paid by Burton to Doyle and
Ryan, they release to Burton part of the lands of Catherlogh
(Carlow) commonly called Rathnapish containing 65 acres
plantation measure. Also, that Doyle transfers to Burton a
judgement obtained by him (Doyle) in the Court of Common
Pleas against Ryan. Terms and conditions of repayment to
Burton outlined. It is noted that this deed was registered
at the Register Office, city of Dublin, on 6 April 1741 in
book 102, page 331, number 71005.
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P1/0094
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Date
16 August 1740
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Description
Assignment made between Charles Burton, city of Dublin,
merchant, of one part, and Reverend Charles [Moncal], city
of Dublin, of the other part. Recites that Benjamin Burton,
Burton hall, county Catherlogh (Carlow), esquire, executed a
bond dated 28 February 1734 to Charles Burton of the penalty
of £1,730 conditioned for payment of the sum of £865.1.0
sterling on 28 August 1734. Charles Burton obtained a
judgement against Benjamin Burton for the sum of £1,730. In
consideration of sum of £600 now paid by [Moncal] to Burton,
he assigns the bond to Moncal.
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1 membrane
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P1/0095
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Date
26 March 1741
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Francis Ryan, Catherlagh
(Carlow), county Carlow, gentleman, of one part, and Arthur
Chritchly, of same place, gentleman, of the other part, in
respect of part of the lands of Rathnapish, county Carlow,
containing 18 acres, 2 roods and 24 perches plantation
measure. Lease to run for three named lives at annual rent
of £13.2.0 sterling.
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1 membrane
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P1/0096
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Date
28 March 1741
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Francis Ryan, Catherlagh
(Carlow), county Carlow, gentleman, of one part, and John
Hardy, of same place, esquire, of the other part, in respect
of part of the lands of Carlow called Rathnapish containing
15 acres and 26 perches plantation measure. Lease to run for
three named lives at annual rent of 14 shillings sterling
per acre.
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1 membrane
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P1/0097
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Date
3 March 1742
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Robert Tench, city of Dublin,
esquire, of one part, and Charles Burton, city of Dublin,
esquire, of the other part, in respect of part of the lands
of Catherlough (Carlow) commonly called Rathnapish lately in
the possession of John McCabe, Richard Pendergrass and James
Aughney and containing 65 acres plantation measure. Lease to
run for three named lives at annual rent of £16 sterling. It
is noted that this deed was registered at the Register
Office, city of Dublin, on 4 March 1742 in book 108, page
214, number 6004. Endorsement (3 March 1742) on verso that
if lease between Robert Tench and Francis Ryan is ever
found, this present lease will be cancelled.
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2 membranes
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P1/0099
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Date
5 March 1742
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Description
Lease made between Charles Burton, city of Dublin, esquire,
of one part, and John Tench, of same place, esquire, eldest
son of Robert Tench, esquire, of the other part. Recites
that Robert Tench was recently the tenant of Francis Ryan in
relation to part of the lands of Rathnapish, in the manor of
Catherlough (Carlow), containing 5½ acres plantation
measure. Lease to run for 10½ years at annual rent of 30
shillings sterling. Ryan recently conveyed his interest in
the lands to Burton. Now, in consideration of surrender to
Charles Burton of a lease for lives renewable forever made
on 6 November 1739 made by Ryan to Robert Tench, Burton
leases to John Tench lands at Rathnapish described above.
Lease to run for three named lives at annual rent of £1.10.0
sterling until 1749 and thereafter annual rent of £3
sterling. Noted that this deed was registered at the
Register Office, city of Dublin, on 7 March 1742 in book
109, page 313, number 6028.
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2 membranes
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P1/0101
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Date
4 June 1742
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Description
Conveyance made between Francis Ryan, Castle Burton, county
Catherlogh (Carlow), gentleman, of one part, and Charles
Burton, city of Dublin, gentleman, of the other part.
Recites lease dated 11 April 1728 (described as document
number P1/0056). In consideration of £200 sterling, Ryan now
demises to Burton the lands for named lives renewable
forever. Noted that this deed was registered at the Register
Office, city of Dublin, on 4 June 1742 in book 107, page
272, number 74149.
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1 membrane
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P1/0103
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Date
6 July 1742
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Description
Lease made between Colonel Robert Burton, city of Dublin, of
one part, and Robert Cooke, Catherlogh (Carlow), county
Carlow, cordwainer, of the other part, in respect of two
small houses together with back houses, offices and gardens
belonging thereto, situated at Dublin street without Dublin
gate, Carlow. Bounded on south and east by premises occupied
by Laughlin Roney and on the west by the road or lane
leading from Dublin street to Roney's malt house. Lease to
run for term of 31 years at annual rent of £3.7.0 sterling.
Endorsement on verso states that for the term of the lease,
Cooke has the right to pass with horses and other
conveyances to and from his stable along the road or lane
leading from the street to Roney's house.
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1 membrane
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P1/0105
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Date
4 September 1742
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown,
county Kildare, esquire, of one part, and Nicholas Henegan,
town of Carlow, feltmaker, of the other part, in respect of
dwelling house and garden backward where Henegan now
resides; the mass house on this plot; and two small cabins
adjoining this plot. Bounded on the north by Laughlin Rony's
and Richard Burby's holding, on the east by the field
formerly held by Jonathan Watson and now held by Charles
Henigan and his under-tenants. Lease to run for 31 years at
annual rent of £3 sterling.
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P1/0106
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Date
24 January 1743
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Description
Lease made between Charles Burton, city of Dublin, esquire,
of one part, and Edward Butler, Carlow, county Carlow, of
the other part, in respect of part of the lands of
Rathnapish containing 31 acres and 34 perches plantation
measure. Bounded on the south with part of the lands of
Rathnapish held by John Hardy and Arthur Critchly, esquire,
on the west with the high road from Carlow to Dublin, on the
north with part of the lands of Paynestown (Painstown) held
by Benjamin Sommers, and on the east with the lands of
Polardstowne (Pollerton). Lease to run for named lives at
annual rent of £15.12.0 and three farthings sterling.
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P1/0107
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Date
25 March 1743
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Description
Renewal of lease made between Robert Burton, Harristown,
county Kildare, esquire, of one part, and Samuel Budds,
Carlow, county Carlow, gentleman, of the other part. Recites
lease dated 13 July 1717 made between Benjamin Burton, city
of Dublin, alderman, of one part, and Thomas Purlewent,
Catherlagh (Carlow), county Carlow, gentleman, of the other
part, in respect of part of the lands of Burrin Land
containing 9 acres and 3 roods plantation measure. To be
held for three named lives renewable forever. Interest in
the lease is now vested in Robert Burton and Samuel Budds,
and Burton now renews the lease in favour of Budds.
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P1/0108
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Date
6 May 1743
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Description
Counterpart lease made between Colonel Robert Burton,
Harristown, county Kildare, of one part, and Robert Davison,
Catherlagh (Carlow), county Carlow, gentleman, of the other
part, in respect of plots and tenements lately held by
Joseph Revell, Carlow, stone cutter, in Mass lane. Bounded
on the west frontward with Mass lane, on the south with 'Mr
Brown's' concern now held by Denis Lalor, on the east by 'Mr
Watson's' holding, and on the north by Nicholas Hennegan's
holding. Lease to run for three named lives at annual rent
of £4 sterling.
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P1/0109
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Date
15 June 1743
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Description
Bargain and sale made between Charles Burton, city of
Dublin, merchant, and Daniel Bewley and Ambrose Barcroft,
city of Dublin, merchants, in respect of: lands at Graige
(Graiguecullen) containing 22 acres; plot of ground at
Dublin street, Carlow, commonly called Peter Moore's plot;
plot of ground at Dublin street commonly called Curtis'
plot; part of the lands of Burrin Land formerly in the
possession of Thomas Conyers containing 11 acres and 3
perches plantation measure. To be held by Bewley and
Barcroft for one year. One peppercorn to be paid by them to
Burton, if demanded. Noted that this deed was registered at
the Register Office, city of Dublin, on 17 June 1743 in book
108, page 403, number 76782.
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P1/0110
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Date
16 June 1743
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Description
Mortgage made between Charles Burton, city of Dublin,
merchant, of one part, and Daniel Bewley and Ambrose
Barcroft, of same place, merchants, guardians to Joseph
Fuller, John Fuller and Mary Fuller, children of Samuel
Fuller, of same place, merchant, deceased. In consideration
of £500 paid by Bewley and Barcroft to Burton, he releases
to them certain lands at Graige (Graiguecullen), Carlow and
Burrin Land. Terms and conditions of repayment outlined. It
is noted that this deed was registered at the Register
Office, city of Dublin, on 17 June 1743 in book 10[8], page
403, number 6782.
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