Land: Abstracts of Deeds Inrolled in Chancery -1837 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Wexford Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Mary Heaphy ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS INROLLED IN CHANCERY -1837 *Hint Use Your Find in Page Function eg. Ctrl-F (All spelling as per Book) All for County Wexford 24. Deed, dated 7th January, 1837, between the Rev. GEORGE RICHARDS, of Coolstuffe, in the county of Wexford, of the first part : JOHN RICHARDS, of same, of the second part; and MARY ANNE TARDY, of Verney, in the county of Dublin, of the third part: whereby, for the purpose of barring and extinguishing all estates tail, arising from the will of JOHN RICHARDS of Dublin, bearing date the 22nd December, 1787, and in consideration of the sum of £737 10s., the said Rev. GEORGE RICHARDS and JOHN RICHARDS granted, sold, and confirmed to said MARY ANNE TARDY, Wexford, the town and lands of Courtnacuddy, containing 1,000 acres, in the barony of Bantry, and county of Wexford: To hold to said MARY ANNE TARDY for and during the natural life and lives of the cestui que vies, named in the several leases under which the said lands are now held, subject to the payment of rent, and performance of the covenants therein contained: and also, said GEORGE and JOHN RICHARDS granted, sold, and assigned to said MARY ANNE TARDY, the eight several houses, lots of ground, tenements, and premises lying on the north side of South King-street, in the county of the city of Dublin, numbered 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, with the concerns in the lime-kiln yard, between Nos. 39 and 40: To hold said several houses and premises unto said MARY ANNE TARDY, her heirs and assigns for ever, subject to the payment of the yearly head rent payable thereout, with clause of redemption.-In rolled 21st January, 1837. 25. Deed, dated 25th April, 1837, between the Rev. ABEL JOHN RAM, of Clonattin, in the county of Wexford, of the one part; and HENRY PHILIP WOODROOFE, of Upper Mount-street, in the city of Dublin, of the other part: whereby, for the purpose of barring and extinguishing all estates tail, created by the will of ABEL RAM, of Rams fort, in the county of Wexford, and in consideration of 10s., the said ABEL JOHN RAM granted and released to the said HENRY PHILIP WOODROOFE, the town and lands of Aghavanna, (Ram,) Sleemane, and Carrignashinna, in the barony of Ballinacor, and county of Wicklow : To hold in trust, discharged of all estates tail, for the use of the said ABEL JOHN RAM, his heirs and assigns for ever.-Inrolled 11th May, 1837. 26. 399.-Deed, dated 13th May, 1837, between the Rev. EDWARD HUGHES, of Ballyhely, of the one part; and the Rev. RICHARD KING, of Woodville, both in the county of Wexford, of the other part: whereby, for the purpose of barring, docking, and extinguishing all estates tail, in consideration of 10s., said EDWARD HUGHES granted and released to the said RICHARD KING, the lands of Killkevan containing 100 acres, Little Quitchery, containing 65 acres, plantation measure, in the barony of Bargy, and county of Wexford : To hold in trust, for the said EDWARD HUGHES, his heirs and assigns for ever.-Inrolled 2nd June, 1837. 27. Deed, dated 26th June, 1837, between the Rev. THOMAS OTTIWELL MOORE, of Leskinfare,Glebe, in the county of Wexford, of the first part; the Rev. GEORGE RICHARDS, of Coolstaffe, in said county, of the second part; and HENRY COLLES, of Stephen's-green, in the city of Dublin, and JOHN ARMSTEAD BRADDELL, of Mallow, in the county of Cork, of the third part: whereby, for the purpose of defeating and extinguishing all estates tail, created by a certain marriage settlement, bearing date the 22nd August, 1772, and in consideration of 10s., the said THOMAS OTTIWELL MOORE granted and released to the said GEORGE RICHARDS, the estate tail expectant of HENRY MOORE, in the village, town, and lands of Rheboge, containing 135 acres, in the county of the city of Limerick;-Cloughlucas, in the manor of Mallow, and county of Cork: To hold unto the said GEORGE RICHARDS, subject to the estate tail of HENRY MOORE, upon trust, to the use of the said HENRY COLLES and JOHN ARMSTEAD BRADDELL, to preserve the provisoes and conditions of a trust term of 300 years, and a charge of £4,000, but discharged of all dower.-Inrolled 4th July, 1837. 28. Deed, dated 26th July, 1837, between WILLIAM HOBBS, of the city of Waterford, of the first part; WASHINGTON HOBBS, of Knockhouse, in the county of Waterford, of the second part; WILLIAM HUGHES, of the city of Waterford, of the third part; and CHRISTOPHER HORE HATCHELL, of Wexford, of the fourth part: whereby, for the purpose of barring and defeating all estates tail, created by the will of their late father, WILLIAM HOBBS, bearing date the 24th September, 1810, the said WILLIAM and WASHINGTON HOBBS, for the consideration of 10s., granted and released to the said CHRISTOPHER HORE HATCHELL, the lands of Great and Little Codstown, Harveystown, Ballybogher, Yoletown, part of Grageen, Bariogue, and Pettitstown, in the barony of Forth, and county of Wexford : To hold in trust, for such uses as the said WILLIAM and WASHINGTON HOBBS, by any deed shall limit, direct, or appoint, and in default to the heirs and assigns of the said WILLIAM HOBBS.-In rolled 18th August, 1837. 29. Deed, dated 26th July, 1837, between WASHINGTON HOBBS, of Knockhouse, in the county of Waterford, of the first part; WILLIAM HOBBS, of the city of Waterford, of the second part; WILLIAM HUGHES, of said city, of the third part; and MICHAEL DOBBYN, of Woodlands, in said county, of the fourth part: whereby, for the purpose of defeating and extinguishing all estates, the said WASHINGTON HOBBS, for the consideration of 10s., granted and released to the said MICHAEL DOBBYN, the annuity of £300, charged by the will of his late father WILLIAM HOBBS, upon the said lands of Great and Little Codstown, Harveystown, Ballybogher, Yoletown, part of Grageen, Banague, and Pettitstown, in the barony of Forth, and county of Wexford : To hold in trust, for such uses as the said WASHINGTON and WILLIAM HOBBS, by any deed shall limit, direct, or appoint, and in default to the heirs and assigns of the said WASHINGTON HOBBS.-Inrolled 18th August, 1837. 30. Deed, dated 7th May, 1838, between MATTHEW WILSON PALLISER, of Grange, in the county of Wexford, of the first part; CHRISTIAN WILSON PALLISER, of the same, of the second part; and STAWELL WEBB, of the city of Dublin, of the third part: whereby the said CHRISTOPHER WILSON PALLISER, in order to dock, bar, and defeat all estates tail, under a certain marriage settlement, bearing date the 14th January, 1812, with the consent of the said MATTHEW WILSON PALLISER, as protector of said settlement, in consideration of 10s., granted and released to said STAWELL WILLIAMS, the town and lands of Great Island, with the several fisheries, subdenominations, appurtenances, and salmon weir; Ballymemoney otherwise Ballynemona, Ferry of Ballinlaw, Churchtown, Bankstown otherwise Keirne Weir, otherwise Newtown Coolhern, Loughstown, and Boderan, with their subdenominations, in the barony of Shelbourne, and county of Wexford : To hold in trust for such purposes, and subject to such powers and provisions as the said MATTHEW W. and CHRISTIAN W. PALLISER shall, by any deed, limit, direct, or appoint, and in default, to the uses existing by virtue of said marriage settlement, previous to execution of the present deed.-In rolled 23rd May, 1838. Source: "ABSTRACT OF THE DEEDS INROLLED IN CHANCERY ... 1834-1839" by George Hatchell. H.M. Stationery Office, 1840 Available on Google Books