| Surname |
Name |
Notes |
Value |
| Alleyn |
Samuel |
of Golden
Bridge, son in law to Col. Pennefather, little or no
real estate, but possessed of farms, worth |
£1000 |
| Anderson |
William |
married to
another sister to English (Alex.) |
£600 |
| Bagnell? |
William |
of Marlehill, a
relation to John Bagwell, sometimes on the Grand
Jury, has but a small fortune |
|
| Bagwell |
Johh |
of ….. In the
Co., of Corke. related to Bagwell of Clonmore |
£4000 |
| Bagwell |
John |
of Clonmore, a
Candidate for the County, married to a daughter of Hamilton
Lowe |
£2000 |
| Baker |
Henry |
of Ballydavid,
Attorney |
£500 |
| Baker |
William |
of Lismachur, a
relation to the Massys and in their interest. |
£1200 |
| Baker |
|
of Ballymurreen |
|
| Baker |
|
of Ballydavid |
|
| Barker |
William (Sir) |
of Kilcooly, son
in law to William Lane, Attorney |
£5000 |
| Barton |
William |
of Feathard,
married to a Miss Massy, and connected with that
family. His father a rich merchant in Bourdeaux |
£1500 |
| Bayly |
John |
of Debsborough,
half brother to Prittie |
£2000 |
| Bloomfield |
|
of Redwood, a
minor, related to Lord Roden |
£1500 |
| Bradshaw |
Robert |
an Attorney |
£1200 |
| Briscoe |
John |
in the Bessborough
Interest |
£700 |
| Brooke |
Francis |
another Brother
in law to Mr. Pritty. A Major in the Regiment of
Light Horse, and brother to Sir Arthur Brooke |
£8000 |
| Bunbury |
Matthew |
of Killfeacle,
another Brother in Law to Mr. Prittie. Lives mostly
in England his wife and he live separate, and his affairs
much embarrassed |
£2000 |
| Butler |
James |
of Kilcommon,
married to Miss Doherty, has in this and the Co.
Clare, (though greatly distressed) an estate of |
£4000 |
| Butler |
James |
of Park, Brother
to Theobald Butler |
£500 |
| Butler |
James Archer |
of Bansha, was
married to the sister of the above Alex. English |
£800 |
| Butler |
John &
Walter |
of Kilkenny, a
large estate in this & other counties |
|
| Butler |
Pierson |
of Carrick.
Interests in this county in right of his wife, the daughter
of Theobald Mandeville, and in the Queen's County in
his own right, to the amount of |
£1000 |
| Butler |
Richard Hamilton
Lowe |
of Lowe's Green,
married to another daughter of Lowe |
£2000 |
| Butler |
Theobald |
of Willford, has
in Farms |
£2000 |
| Cahir |
Lord |
lives mostly in
France & England |
£10,000 |
| Cambie |
Solomon |
|
£8000 |
| Carden |
Craven |
of Templemore, a
minor |
abt £3000 |
| Carden |
John |
of Bernane,
married to Miss Disney |
£1000 |
| Carden |
Minchin |
|
£1000 |
| Carleton |
John |
of Darlinghill,
cousin to Commr. Carleton |
£600 |
| Cashell |
Archbishop (of) |
the profits of
the See |
£5000 |
| Chadwick |
William |
of Tipperary,
married to a daughter of Richard Lockwood. |
£400 |
| Chadwick |
William |
of Ballynard,
nephew to the former (Wm. of Tipperary) |
£1000 |
| Challoner |
John |
of Prospect,
Brother in law to Mr. Palliser |
£400 |
| Clanwilliam |
Lord |
connected with Prittie,
has a very large estate, in this & other counties;
married to a Miss Magill of the North by whom he has
got a good estate. |
£14000 |
| Clutterbuck |
Thomas |
of Kilgrogy,
married to a Miss Prendergast |
£600 |
| Cole Bowen |
Henry |
lives in the
County of Corke. A good estate in this County |
|
| Cooke |
Edward |
of Clonmell, son
in law to Green of Greenville, very much embarrassed,
has a Lawsuit with his younger brother, Thomas Cooke,
about the estate of Killtinan, which if recovered would be
worth him |
£1500 |
| Cooke |
John |
of Poynstown, in
the interest of the Pennefathers & Bagwell |
£1500 |
| Croker |
John |
the other
representative for Feathard - little or no estate in this
County. Mr. Croker resides in the County of Limerick.
It is thought he was brought in to represent Feathard by Mr.
Pritty and the Clutterbuck family, who have an
interest in that Borough. |
|
| Dalton |
Peter |
of Grenanstown,
a Roman Catholick |
abt £1000 |
| Dalton |
Peter |
of Grenanstown,
the like (Roman Catholic) |
|
| Dancer |
Thomas (Sir) |
of Moderenny,
Bart. |
£400 |
| Dawson |
James Massy |
greatly
embarrassed, son to Hugh Massy |
|
| Despard |
Francis Green |
of Killaghy,
married to a daughter of John Cooke |
£500 |
| Elliott |
|
of Garrangibbon,
a minor |
£1200 |
| English |
Alexander |
of Springfield,
in the interest in lands & farms |
£1200 |
| Falkiner |
Richard |
of Mount
Falkiner, a Barrister, nephew of Sir Thomas Dancer |
£7000 |
| Firman |
John |
of Firmount,
related to Ryan's (Ewer) wife. Worth yearly abt £600,
but is much embarrassed |
£600 |
| Firman |
Pierson |
his (John's)
eldest son |
|
| Fitzgibbon |
John |
a Barrister, a
lare estate in this County |
|
| Gahan |
Daniel |
of Coolqul,
related to the O'Callaghan family |
£1000 |
| Galway |
John |
of Do.
(Carrick), a very rich Roman Catholick |
|
| Gason |
Richard |
of Killashalloe,
connected with and related to Robert Waller |
£1000 |
| Going |
Robert |
of Tullanoylan,
married to a daughter of Commr. Maunsell |
£1200 |
| Grady |
Henry |
of Ballylahiff,
married to a Miss, whom he ran away with. She is sister in
law to William Russell, thy younger. Grady and
Russell stand on bad terms |
£7000 |
| Green |
John |
of Lettyville,
married to the sister of Daniel Toler, has in the Co.
of Limerick, & in this county |
£2000 |
| Hackett |
Thomas |
of Gambonstown,
Collector of the County, his eldest son a Lawyer |
£1200 |
| Head |
John |
brother to Michael
Head, a small fortune |
|
| Head |
Michael |
of Derry,
another brother in law to Mr. Prittie. |
£1000 |
| Hemsworth |
Thomas |
|
£1000 |
| Holmes |
Peter |
of Johnstown,
Brother in law to Mr. Prittie. Representative for the
Borough of Banagher, has a good interest (as to Freeholder)
in this county |
|
| Hunt |
Vere |
of Cappaghwhite,
I believe under the influence of Lord Milton, he was
called to the Bar, but does not practice |
£800 |
| Hutchinson |
John Hely- |
of Knocklofty,
Provost of Trinity College, married to the niece of Col.
Hutchinson, in right of whom he enjoys an estate in this
County |
|
| Jacob |
Mathew |
of Mobarnan, the
chief of the Presbyterian party in this County |
£6000 |
| Jephson |
|
of Carrick, a
minor |
£1000 |
| Judkin |
John Lapp |
of Cashell,
related to Butler Hamilton Lowe |
£1200 |
| Keating |
Michael |
married to a Miss
Burgh, a sister in law to Conur. John Foster,
greatly embarrassed, has in farms etc. |
£1500 |
| Kiffin |
John |
a Minor, of
Cashell, his Mother is Aunt to the present Carden of
Templemore |
£1000 |
| Lane |
Hamilton |
of Lane's Park,
a minor |
£1200 |
| Lane |
William |
Attorney |
£1000 |
| Langley |
Charles |
of Lisnamrock,
married to a Miss Croker, Co. Limerick |
£1200 |
| Langley |
Henry |
of Feathard,
brother to Charles |
£600 |
| Lanphier |
|
of Parkstown |
|
| Latham |
Oliver |
of Meldrum,
related to Jacob |
£600 |
| Latham |
|
of Ballysheehan,
grandson to Cooke (John) |
£1000 |
| Lidwell |
John |
nephew to Thomas
Lidwell, greatly embarrassed |
£1000 |
| Lidwell |
Thomas |
of Clonmore |
£1500 |
| Lockwood |
Benjamin |
another son to
Richard. (Note these are pretty much dependent on their
father for fortune) |
£1000 |
| Lockwood |
Richard |
the elder, of
Cashell, a rich farmer… |
abt £1000 |
| Lockwood |
Richard |
a miner |
£1000 |
| Lockwood |
William |
son to Richard,
married to a daughter of Hamilton Lowe. Brother in
law to Bagwell & Butler |
£800 |
| Lovett |
Jonathan |
of Kingswell,
has a good estate, a great part of which lies in England. He
is related to Count Derby |
£1500 |
| Lowe |
Lovelace |
of Rocklowe,
related to Bagwell's wife |
£800 |
| Lowe |
Robert |
of Brookhill,
another relation to Mrs. Bagwell |
£500 |
| Loyd |
George |
of Mt. Friscoe,
uncle to John Loyd of Cranagh |
£600 |
| Loyd |
John |
of Cranagh, who
by the death of his father, now possess about |
£3500 |
| Loyd |
Thomas Prince |
of Mayfield |
abt £1000 |
| Luther |
Guy (The Rev.) |
of Clonmell,
related to the Moores, will have |
£2000 |
| Magrath |
Gamaliel |
of Redmonstown,
married to the daughter of Windham Quin, of Adare,
Co. Limerick, and cousin to Count Walsh |
£1500 |
| Mandeville |
Thomas |
of Ballydine,
does not care a pin for anyone, and no one cares for him |
£1500 |
| Mansergh |
Nicholas
Southcott |
grandson to Richard
Lockwood, of Cashel, & married to the daughter of Carden
of Templemore |
£1500 |
| Markham |
William |
of Newabby, an
old man in the interest of the Moores |
£1000 |
| Massy |
Hugh |
of …Knight of
the Shire, for the Co. Limerick. Connected with the Parkers. |
|
| Mathew |
Francis |
of Thomastown,
one of the Knights of the Shire |
£1200 |
| Maude |
Thomas (Sir) |
of Dundrum, the
other knight of the Shire |
|
| May |
James |
|
£700 |
| May |
Thomas |
of Killough, in
friendship with the Lockwoods, has in farms et. |
£1000 |
| McCarthy |
John |
of Springhouse,
the like (Roman Catholic) |
|
| Miles |
John |
of Rochestown |
|
| Millitt |
Richard |
of Kyle, related
to Jacob |
£400 |
| Minchin |
Charles |
of Donnybrook,
connected with Anthony Parker |
£400 |
| Minchin |
|
of Busherstown |
|
| Moore |
Chidley |
of Clonmell,
related to the other Moores, very much embarrassed,
his estate would sell for about |
£1000 |
| Moore |
Colvill (the
Hon.) |
Representative
for Clonmell. Brother to Lord Mt. Cashell. (No Landed
Property in County |
|
| Moore |
Guy Coote |
the other
representative for Clonmell. A relation to Lord Mt.
Cashell. Note. Lord Mt. Cashell at present has
the sole dominion over this Borough |
|
| Moore |
Richard |
of Derrypark,
brother to Stephen, late an Officer in the Army, Keeper of
the Council Chamber, Dublin |
|
| Moore |
Stephen |
of Marlefield,
married to a sister of Sir Thomas Maude, and Moore's
sister is married to Sir James May. |
£1500 |
| Moore |
Thomas |
of Barn, related
to the two former (Stephen & Thomas Chidly) and nephew,
or cousin to the Earl of Bective |
£2000 |
| Moore |
Thomas Chidly |
of Abby, related
to Stephen Moore |
£1000 |
| Newcomen |
Thomas |
of Dovehill,
related to Lord Mt. Cashell, owes a great deal of
money. |
£800 |
| Nicholson |
John |
an Attorney |
£1000 |
| Nicholson |
Robert |
of Wilmar,
nephew to Hercules Langrishe, & John Green,
of Greenville |
£800 |
| O'Brien |
Donach |
of Tyone, near
Nenagh, Keeps & minds Bolting Mills there, though he has
a very large estate in this Kingdom & in England |
£8000 |
| O'Callaghan |
Cornelius |
the younger, of
Shanbally. Representative for the Borough of Feathard. (He
is married to the daughter of Mr. Ponsonby, the late
speaker. |
|
| O'Callaghan |
Cornelius |
the elder. Uncle
to Cornelius the younger. A rising estate. This
gentleman lives in Bath; has settled his estate on his
Nephew, Cornelius, the younger. |
|
| O'Meara |
Morgan |
of Lisanisly,
grondson to Col. Pennefather |
£2000 |
| Otway |
Loftus |
of Lissenhall,
connected with Prittie |
abt £600 |
| Otway |
Thomas |
of Castleotway,
Brother-in-law to Mr. Prittie. |
£2000 |
| Palliser |
Wray |
of Derryluskan,
present High Sheriff, in the interest of Prittie,
married to the niece of the Rev. Mr. Challoner, decd. |
£2500 |
| Parker |
Anthony |
of Castlelough,
married to a Miss Massy. A good estate in the county
of Limerick, the profits of which he receives as Committee
to his elder brother who is an idiot. Has an estate and
lands in this County of the yearly value of about |
£1000 |
| Parker |
Anthony |
the younger, of
Castletown, eldest son to the former,. Married to a Miss
Grady, of the Co. Limerick |
|
| Parker |
John |
of Newtown, has
been at the Temple |
£1000 |
| Pennefather |
Bolton |
Nephew to Col.
Pennefather |
£400 |
| Pennefather |
Richard |
of Newpark,
Representative in Parliament for the City of Cashell, at
present has the entire Government of it, he is an old man,
his eldest son, Kingsmill Pennefather (who is dead),
was married to the daughter of Lord Lisle, and the Pennefather
estate is settled on the issue of the marriage |
£2000 |
| Pennefather |
Richard |
son to the Rev.
Francis Pennefather, another nephew to the Colonel |
£500 |
| Pennefather |
Thomas |
of Marlow,
another nephew to the Colonel |
£400 |
| Pennefather |
William |
the other
representative for Cashell, and late a Major of Dragoons,
son to Richard P. (No landed property) |
|
| Pepper |
George |
of Knockalton,
connected with Prittie |
£600 |
| Poe |
James |
of Sallsborough,
married to a sister of Robert Waller |
£600 |
| Power |
Ambrose |
of Barretstown,
elder brother to Baron Power |
£1200 |
| Power |
John |
of Tullsmain,
another brother to the Baron |
£500 |
| Prendergast |
Jeffery |
of Ballynomasny,
(now lives in the Co. Limerick,) agent to Mr. Quin,
of Adare |
£500 |
| Prittie |
Henry |
of Kilboy.
Representative for the Borough of Gowran. Chief Connection Sir
Henry Cavendish |
£6000 |
| Purefoy |
William |
of Ballysheedy,
Landwaiter in Corke, has an estate in this County of about |
£500 |
| Roden |
Earl |
|
abt £500 |
| Russell |
William |
of Tipperary,
the elder |
|
| Russell |
William |
of Tipperary,
the younger |
£1000 |
| Ryal |
William &
Phineas |
of Clonmell,
Bankers, of the same Interest with Mathew Jacob |
|
| Ryan |
Ewer |
of Port Ryan,
married to a Miss Magrath, who is sister in law to Denis
O'Brien, Attorney, worth yearly in lands |
abt £800 |
| Ryan |
John |
a Roman Catholic |
abt £1200 |
| Ryan |
John |
|
|
| Sadleir |
Francis |
of Sopwellhall,
father in law to Mr. Prittie. Has a good interest in
the County. (as to Freeholders) |
£2000 |
| Sankey |
Jacob |
of Coolmore,
related to Jacob |
£1000 |
| Scott |
Mark |
of Mohobber |
£700 |
| Taylor |
Godfrey |
of Noan, his
sister was married to William Pennefather, brother to
Col. Pennefather, another sister married to James
Lowe, of Rocklow |
£2000 |
| Tennison |
Joseph |
of Kildonogy,
related to the Carletons |
£1000 |
| Toler |
Daniel |
of Graige, a
candidate for the County and related to Prittie |
1500 |
| Toler |
John |
his (Daniel's)
brother |
abt £1000 |
| Towers |
Reilly |
formerly
attended the Bar. The town of Borrisokeene and the land
about it belong to him; is very imprudent in his affairs has
a good many Freeholds Tenants |
£1000 |
| Waller |
Richard |
of Cully |
abt £1500 |
| Waller |
Robert |
of Newport, a
relation to Lord Roden, Representative for Dundalk,
has very little estate in fee, but has Freehold interests in
lands to the amount of |
abt £1200 |
| Walsh |
Charles |
of Derrylaghan,
related to Lawton, of Corke |
£1000 |
| Walsh |
David |
|
|
| Walshe |
David |
of Clonmell, a
Lawyer |
£1300 |
| Watson |
John |
of Ballymohir,
was a Quaker, is now a Justice of the Peace. Tenant to Counr.
Walsh at Ballymohir |
£1000 |
| White |
Henry |
of Greenhills,
married to another daughter of Count Maunsell |
£1000 |
| Willington |
James |
|
abt £1500 |
| Willington |
James |
of Newhouse |
£500 |
| Willington |
John |
of Killoskehan,
late High Sheriff |
£1500 |
| Woodward |
William |
in the Interest
of Prittie |
£600 |
| Woulfe |
Walter |
of Do.
(Carrick), a very rich Roman Catholick |
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