From
P.P.P.
Surnames mentioned: Issac, Thomas, John & William Jackson 1822
1822.
John Jackson of Rathvilly, Parish of Rathvilly, Townland of
Rathvilly acknowledges himself Bound to our Sovereign Lord the
King, in the Sum of 10 Pounds Sterling. (signed) John Jackson.
Thomas Jackson of Rathvilly, Townland of Rathvilly acknowledges
himself Bound to our Sovereign lord the King, in the sum of 5
Pounds Sterling.(signed) Thomas Jackson William Jackson of
Bortlemore, Parish of Kiltegen Townland of Bortle, Wicklow
acknowledges himself Bound to our Sovereign Lord the King, in
the Sum of 5 Pounds Sterling.
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(signed) William Jackson.
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To appear at Tullow Session of the Peace to answer charges by
Issac Jackson.
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Sworn before me this 11th Day of December 1822.
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(signed) John De
....?.
Surnames: Kavanagh, Shanahan, Nowlan, Doyle, Donnelly,
Haydon, Dwyer, Bolger, Keogh, Kelly, Dwyer, Barnes, Gleeson,
Carroll, Murphy and others.
[Note added 2011. Most "Informations" or Recogizances have piece
added stating that the Informant or accused is bonded by a sum
of money on condition they appear in court.
If they do not appear they or the bondsmen forfeit the money.
Here is a list of some who did not turn up in court.]
Pat Purcell Papers.
1822.
List of Recogizancers forfeited at Carlow Sessions 17th
October 1822.
Arthur Kavanagh of Ballycrinigan, Parish and Barony of St.
Mollins £5 for not prosecuting Patt and Michael Doyle.
Matthew Shanahan of Rathgeron, Parish of Kintennel, Barony of
St. Mullins £5 for not prosecuting Marten Kealy.
Thomas Donnelly of Kilcoltrim, Parish of Kiltennel, Barony
Idrone East,£5 for not prosecuting Andrew Haydon and James
Dwyer.
Elizabeth Nowlan of Carlow for not prosecuting Donah? Bolger
(not bound in any sum).
Donah? Bolger of Carlow £5 for not prosecuting Elizabeth Nowlan.
Mary Keogh of Tullowbeg, Parish of Fenagh, Barony of Rathvilly
£10 for not prosecuting Joseph Keogh.
Mary Kelly of Clonegal, Parish of Moyacomb, Barony of St
Mollins.
James Dwyer of Ferns, Parish of Ferns, Barony of Loughlin,
County of Wexford £10 for not prosecuting John Gleeson.
Mary Barnes of Bells Hill, Parish of Clonmore, Barony of
Rathvilly £10 for not prosecuting James Carroll.
Thomas Murphy of Kile, Parish of Ballyellen, Barony of St.
Mollins, £5 for not prosecuting John Murphy and others.
Pat Mahony of Moyvalley, Parish of Kiltennel, Barony of Idrone
East, £10 for not prosecuting Pierce Murphy and others.
Fanny Daly of Carrigbad, Parish and Barony of St. Mollins £10
for not prosecuting Honora Geehan and others.
Pat Kelly of Kilcoltrim, Parish of Kiltennel,Barony of
St.Mollins, £5 for not prosecuting Patt Neille.
James Bolger of Rathgeron, Parish of Kiltennel, Barony of St.
Mollins, £10 for not prosecuting Lau Doran and others.
Patt and Michael Doyle of Ballynockvicar, Parish and Barony of
St Mollins, £10 each for not prosecuting Matthew Murphy, Charles
Murphy,Patt Murphy and others.
John Lannon of Ballybrack, Parish of Ballyellen, Barony of St
Mollins. £5 for not prosecuting Thomas and Stephen Murphy and
others.
Thomas Lannon of Newtown, Parish of St Mollins £5 for not
prosecuting Edmond Gallavin.
Maurice FitzGerald of Knockagarry, Parish of Old Leighlin,
Barony of Idrone East, £10 for not Pat Donahue.
James Murphy of Drana, Parish and Barony of St Mollins, ?5 for
not prosecuting Michael Doyle and others.
Martin Lannon of Ballybrack, Parish of Ballyellen, Barony of St
Mollins, £5 for not prosecuting Thomas Murphy.
Patt Murphy od Drana, Parish and Barony of St. Mullins, £5 for
not prosecuting James Doyle.
James Doyle of Ballynockvicar, Parish and Barony of St Mollins,
£40 for not appearing to answer such things as should be
objected against him.
Laurence Doyle of Balltine and Patrick Bolger of Ballynockvicar
of like parish and barony £20 each for not bringing forth the
Body of the above James Doyle.
Alexander Humfrey.
Clerk of the Peace.
1822, White,Meara,Fishbourne
Pat Purcell Papers. 1822.
Transcribed by Selina Lawlor
By William Fishbourne, Esquire one of His Majesty's Justice of
the peace for said County
The information of Mary White wife of Denis White of Pollerton
Road near Carlow, County Carlow, Stone Cutter, who being duly
sworn on the Holy Evangelists and examined saith that on the
morning of Saturday the 2nd day of November 1822, Mary White,
having been sent for by her sister who being ill in childbed and
as Mary White stood by the bedside of her sister. She was then
and there most violently and wantingly assaulted by her sister?s
husband?s brother, Michael Meara of Staplestown Road, Cooper,
who dragged and mauled Mary White pushed her down on the bed of
his sick sister, called her Strumpet and other disgraceful
names, threatened her and forcibly pushed and dragged her out to
the street and threw out her cloak after her by which Mary White
is injured and scandalized.
- (Signed) Mary White.
- Sworn before me on this the 2nd day
of November 1822.
- (Signed) William Fishbourne.
The above is a true and
accurate transcript of the original document.
- Transcribed by M. Purcell c2012
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