Carlow Town in the 1600's


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Dublin Street - Eastside
The Mills of Catherlagh
The Beare Inn
Unidentified property
The Crown Inn
Curtis
Green
Moore's plot / Market House
Red Crown Inn - Masters / Scooly
Harris/Kennedy
Sherlock/Brown
White Horse Inn - Smith / Quigley
Strang / White
Sturges / Rochford
Seix / Lemaistre (half plot)
Andrews/Ellis
Unidentified property
Hunt
Broghy / Holliday
Spaight & Fisher's holdings

Dubiln Street - Westside
Sessions House
unidetified property
Reynolds
Gate House & Brew House - Jones
Carroll
Masters
Blackamore Inn
Andrews
Pagett
Alex Rochford
Robert Saunders
unidetified property
Edward Reynolds
Wilkins
Warren
Gibbs plot
Masters

Tullow Street - Northside
Moore's Plot / Market House
Red Cow Inn
Harvey's plot / Brown
Grifin's plot
Brown's plot
Howe's plot (Quaker Meeting House)
Robert Newton
Robert Brown (within the gate)
Robert Brown (without the gate)

Tullow Street - Southside
Green
Moore
Newgent's plot
Worm's plot
Mary Brazier's plot
Scooly (one and half plots)
Masters
Doyle's plot
Howes' (formaly Murphy)
Walshe's plot

Castle Street - Northside
Jones
Carroll
Goods plot
Gardiner's plot (Valentine's plot)
Carroll
Churchyard
Elton's Plot (Houlding)
Rutledge
Waste common ground

Castle Street - Southside
Reynolds
Whitty
Moore
Nowland
unidentified property

(£. s. d. = Pounds, Shillings & pence)

Rent £.s.d.
80
10

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Frontage
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118
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1669 - Benjamin Bunbury moves to Ireland

Benjamin Bunbury of Killerig was the father of the Bunbury family in Ireland. Born in 1643, he moved to Ireland with his wife, five sons and daughter, shortly after the death of his father in 1668. Burke's Peerage proposes that Benjamin first obtained Killerig from the Earl of Arran in 1669 (the year he married Mary Sheppard) but there are also some deeds, dated 1702, to suggest he had started out as a tenant of the Duke of Ormonde. In 1695 he served as High Sheriff for County Carlow. He died on 3rd April 1707, aged 63, and is buried in St. Mary's of Carlow. Of his five sons, Thomas lived at Cloghna (County Carlow); William lived at Lisnavagh (County Carlow); Matthew moved to Tipperary; Benjamin inherited Killerig and the eldest son, Joseph, settled at Johnstown, just outside Carlow town. The daughter, Diana, married one of the Duke of Ormonde's soldiers from Kilkenny,

Thomas Barnes

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