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Pat Purcell Papers
Carlow 1820


John Largon vs John Murphy

To; John Murphy,

Straboe, 19th April 1820.

By Henry Watters Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Carlow.

Whereas Complaint was made unto me by John Largon, Land Surveyor, of the Town of Carlow, that being Lawfully hired by John Murphy, Farmer, of Straboe, Carlow to Instruct him the said John Murphy in parts of the Mathematicks and having done so and it having also been proved before me upon Oath that the said John Murphy was duly served with a Summons to appear before me at Staplestown, Carlow and Shew Cause why he refused to pay the same and the said John Murphy having appeared - I proved this day to the hearing of said Complaint and do find and adjudge that there is now Owing from John Murphy to John Largon the Sum of Three Pounds Ten Shillings Sterling. I therefore order and direct and require John Murphy to pay same to John Largon within four days after sight of or delivery to you of this my order or you will be further proceeded against According to the Statute in that Case made and provided,

Given under my hand and Seal
this 19th day of April 1820.
Henry Watters.

Appeal to Magistrates, 5th May 1820, by John Murphy, Farmer against Warrant for Tithes from Henry Watters Esq. Magistrate, Justice of the Peace, Staplestown, Carlow, for Three Pounds Ten Shillings. Respondent : John Largon, Schoolmaster, Town of Carlow.

Witnesses: Dennis Murphy of Straboe and Nicholas Murphy of Carlow.

Taken and acknowledged before me ; ( signed) Edward Box

Source: Michael Purcell  2009

The above is a true and accurate transcript of the original documents

9th July 1820.
Thomas DeRenzy of Carnew in the County of Wicklow, Esquire, the Receiver of the Rents of Thomas Codd, Plaintiff. Owen Kehoe and others, Defendant, in this case, Thomas DeRenzy maketh Oath and Saith that he hath read the original Civil Bill Ejectment and that the Contants thereof are true in every respect, as this Deponent verily believes,
(signed) Thomas DeRinzy,
in open Court at Bagenalstown Sessions. (unusual item)

By kind permission of Michael Purcell 

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