Land: CORK, In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Earl of Shannon [Cloughmacsimon Lots 31-33] Vol 7, No 2.
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						LOT 31 - FEE SIMPLE
				CONSISTING OF PART OF THE LANDS OF CLOUGHMACSIMON
	in the Parish of Ballymodan, Barony of East Division of Wast Carberry, and County Cork

No. on 		TENANTS NAMES          		TENURE AND OBSERVATIONS [Condensed]
Map		Cloughmacsimon			Lease dated 30th August 1807 From Henry Earl of Shannon
  17		Maurice Fitzgerald, 		to Abraham Skeys for Lives of Lessee, Thomas Lucas, aged about 19,
		Rep. of Abraham Skeys		and Richard Wheeler, aged about 17 years in pursuant to agreement entered
		John Reilly and 		into on 13th October, 1797 between Richard Earl of Shannon and
		John Hazel [Heazle]		Abraham Skeys. Thomas Lucas is the only surviving Life in this Lease.
						All rights and royalties pertaining to hunting, fishing, mining etc
						reserved to the Landlord. Lease to John Fitzgerald for 99 years, from
						25th March. 1852. by lease dated 21st day of February, 1852.

NOTED: 	This is a most valuable Lot. containing an extensive distillery, Mill and Corn Stores occupied by Maurice
	Fitzgerald, Esq., and situate nearly in the centre of the Town of Bandon. now one of the best market towns
	in the South of Ireland.  On the Fall of the Life above  Lease of 30th August 1807, the Yearly Rent payable
	out of the Distillery.
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						LOT 32 - FEE SIMPLE
				CONSISTING OF ANOTHER PART OF THE LANDS OF CLOUGHMACSIMON


No. on 		TENANTS NAMES          		TENURE AND OBSERVATIONS [Condensed]
  22		Thomas Sherlock, Rep		Lease dated 1st September 1807 for from Henry Earl of Shannon to
		of George Kingston		to George Kingston for the Lives of William Kingston, eldest son
						of the Lessee. then aged about 8 years, Elizabeth Kingston. eldest
						daughter aged about 7 and Lydia Anne Kingston aged about 5 years.
						By this lease All rights and royalties pertaining to hunting, fishing,
						mining etc are reserved to the Landlord.

Noted:	This lot lies at each side of the new Skibbereen Mail-Coach Road close to the town of Bandon, and adjoining
	Lot 31.  A portion of it is occupied by Mr. Fitzgerald, Proprietor of the Distillery.  On another portion of
	it are a number of good Dwelling Houses;  and part of it is used as Gradens attcahed to the Kingston buildings,
	and by Francis B/ Sweeny Esq., as a Garden and approach to his valuable Corn Mill and Dwelling House. On
	the falling of the present lease there must be a very great increase in the value of this Lot as it forms
	a most desirable site for building.
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						LOT 33 - FEE SIMPLE
				CONSISTING OF ANOTHER PART OF THE LANDS OF CLOUGHMACSIMON


No. on 		TENANTS NAMES          		TENURE AND OBSERVATIONS [Condensed]
Map 		Cloughmacsimon			Lease dated 1st August 1807 From Henry Earl of Shannon
  23		Maurice Fitzgerald, 		to John  Reilly and John Hazle for Lives of Joseph Reilly eldest son
		Rep. for 			of said John Reilly. aged about 9 years: William Hazle, eldest son
		John Reilly and 		of said John Hazle aged about 14 years; and John Hazle second son of
		John Hazle [Hazel] 		said John Hazle aged about 12 years. All rights and royalties pertaining
						to hunting, fishing, mining etc remain for the Landlord.

  24		Francis B. Sweeny		Lease dated 25th July, 1840 from Henry Earl of Shannon to Francis B.
						Sweeny for the Life of John Robert Leslie then aged about 9 years, eldest
						son of the late Rev. John Leslie for concurrent 21 years. All rights and
						royalties pertaining to hunting, fishing, mining &c. remain for the Landlord.
						A covenant against suffering more than one family to reside on said Lands
						or to erect more buildings or extensions of buildings than necessary for the
						use of one family or to under-sublet or transfer Premises without written
						permission of the landlord.

NOTED:	A small Road separates this Lot from Lot 32.  It lies at the South Side of the Road from Brandon to Killbrittan.
	No. 23 on Map is occupied by Mr. Fitzgerald, the Proprietor of the Distillery [on Lot 31] [part of which is used
	as a Pond or Reservoir for water, for the use of the Distillery and as such forms a most valuable appendage to
	it.  The remainder of this Lot is occupied by Francis B. Sweeny, Esq., who has made valuable improvements in
	fencing &c.  This land is of good quality and in pasture.

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SOURCE: Vol. 7, No 2  - FHL# 0258797 Encumbered Estates - County Cork.