Misc: Malicious Injury & other Claims 1846-1867 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Tipperary Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Mary Heaphy MALICIOUS INJURY AND OTHER CLAIMS 1846-1867 ============== 26TH DEC. 1846 ============== 1. Jeremiah Ryan, for his bacon maliciously carried away in the parish of Rahealty. 10/. 2. Thomas Ryan, for his cow maliciously injured in the parish of Holycross. 10/. 3. Catherine Dellehunty, for her bacon maliciously carried away in the parish of Rahealty. £2.12.6. 4. William Ryan, for his four ewes maliciously killed in the parish of Holycross. 9/. 5. Catherine Fox for the support of a foundling in the parish of Thurles. 6. Margaret Molony, for the support of a foundling in the parish of Thurles. 7. Margaret Molony, for the support of a foundling named Kitty Fogarty, in the parish of Thurles. 15/. 8. Margaret Molony, for the support of a foundling, named Margaret Ryan, in the parish of Thurles. 10/. 9. Patrick Mann, for his cow maliciously injured in the parish of Glankeen. 5/. 10. P.F. Kelly, for his hay and straw, maliciously burned in the parish of Glankeen. 30/. 11. Bridget Costello, for the support of a foundling, named John Ryan, age 4 months. 12. John Kennedy, for his two iron gates, maliciously broken in the parish of Nenagh. 3/2. 13. John Barry, for his mare maliciously injured in the parish of Nenagh. 30/. 14. Thomas Costello, for his barn, stable, and several other articles maliciously burned in the parish of Terryglass. 15. John Shachotton?, for his windows and shutters maliciously broken in the parish of Modereney. £1. 16. Joseph Leonard for his dwelling house maliciously burned in the parish of Terryglass. 12/. 17. Benjamin Talbot, for his two ploughs maliciously broken in the parish of Terryglass. £5.5. 18. Michael Kenna, for his mare maliciously shot in the parish of Ardcrony. 14/. 19. Joseph Leonard, for his turf maliciously burned in the parish of Terryglass. 17/. 20. Nicholas Kelly, for his house and furniture maliciously broken in the parish of Eglish. ============== 30th DEC. 1846 ============== 1. Rebecca Benn, for her two sheep maliciously killed in the parish of Kilvolane. 3. 2. Richard Laffan for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Kilmastulla. 30/. 3. James Farrell, for his turf maliciously burned in the parish of Kilmastulla. 5/. 4. John McGrath for his cow maliciously killed in the parish of Kilmastulla. 7/10/0. 5. William Waller, Esq. for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Kilvolane. 40/. ============ 3rd NOV 1847 ============ 1. Edm. Slattery, for his barn, with a quantity of timber, bere, turf, and other articles maliciously burned in the parish of Kilpatrick. £25. 2. John Quinlan, for his cow house, maliciously burned in the parish of Clonoulty, £10. 3. James Daniel, his dwelling house with several articles of furniture maliciously burned in the parish of Clonoulty. £14. 4. William Ryan for damages of land by a gravel pit at Kilmoyler. 4/. 5. James Dalton for damages of land by a new line of road at Corogue. 6. Alexander Tullerton, for his cow maliciously injured in the parish of Emly. £8. 7. Rev. A. Armstrong for the support of two foundlings, Mary Wood, age 5, and Henry Wood, age 6 months, in the parish of Tologhed, for the year ending October 1847. 10/. ============== 15th JAN. 1848 ============== 1. Margaret Tumpane, for her heifer, maliciously killed in the parish of Kilmore. 2. Jane Powell, for her heifer, maliciously shot in the parish of Templederry. £6.10. 3. Patrick Quirke, for his heifer, maliciously shot in the parish of Toomevara. 4. Nancy Maher, for her horse, maliciously killed in the parish of Annameadle. 5. James Kennedy, for his two stacks of wheat, four cocks of hay, and one cock of straw, maliciously burned in the parish of Kilmore. 40/. 6. John Guinane, for his cow, maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 3/. 7. James Connery, for his cow, maliciously killed in the parish of Kilmore. 8/. 8. Nanno Kennedy for her house maliciously burned in the parish of Ballymackey. 8/. 9. James Britt for his horse, maliciously hurt in the parish of Annameadle. 10. Pat Redden, for his horse, maliciously killed in the parish of Ballygibbon. 5/. ============= 10th MAY 1848 ============= 1. John Donohue, for two sheep, the property of John O'Dwyer, Esq., maliciously killed in the parish of Kilmore. £3.10.0. 2. Joseph Allison, for his dwelling house, barn and stable maliciously burned in the parish of Annameadle. 40/. 3. Patrick Farrell, for his furniture, with several other articles, maliciously burned in the parish of Nenagh. 8/. 4. Catherine Fogarty, for her five houses maliciously burned in the parish of Nenagh. 40/. 5. Daniel Kennedy, for his house maliciously injured in the parish of Nenagh. 9/. (Definitely house and definitely injured.) ============== 27th DEC. 1848 ============== 1. John Doherty, for his horse maliciously killed in the parish of Drom. £20. 2. Pierce Maher, for his horse, maliciously injured in the parish of Balymoreen. £15. 3. Michael Hayden for his two ricks of turf, maliciously burned in the parish of Inch, £10. 4. Michael Maher, for his horse, maliciously killed in the parish of Loughmore, £10. 5. Thomas Lahy, for his house, maliciously levelled in the parish of Loughmore. £10. 6. John Dunn, for his dwelling house, barn and several other articles, maliciously burned in the parish of Thurles. £30. 7. Michael Moylan, for his two sheep maliciously killed in the parish of Ballinaclough. £4. 8. Caleb Going, Esq., for his three sheep maliciously killed in the parish of Ballinaclough. 9. Caleb Going, Esq., for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Killenave. 10. James Coffey, for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Lisbonny. £4.10.0. 11. Mrs Mary Smith, for her house and furniture maliciously burned in the parish of Ballygibbon, £2.15.0. 12. John Walkins, for his two cows maliciously injured in the parish of Ballymackey. £10. 13. Denis Dwane for his mare maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymacky. £5. 14. John Hogan for his horse maliciously killed in the parish of Nenagh. £5. 15. Daniel Ryan, for his heifer maliciously poisoned in the parish of Ballymackey. £7. 16. John Brew, for his cow maliciously injured in the parish of Ballymackey. £3.10.0. 17. Timothy Quirke, for his cow maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 6/. 18. Wm. Cummins, for his horse maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 20/. 19. Mrs Winefred Costello, for her seven sheep maliciously killed in the parish of Ballinaclough. 17/10. 20. Mrs Winifred Costello, for her eight sheep maliciously killed in the parish of Templederry, 20/. 21. Thos. Hassett, for his mare, with foal, maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 12/. 22. Edward Short, for his horse maliciously shot in the parish of Annameadle. 25/. 23. Michael Gleeson, for his heifer maliciously injured in the parish of Ballymackey. 3/. 24. Mick Grace, for his mare maliciously stabbed in the parish of Templedowney. 10/. 24. Rody Kennedy, for his mare maliciously haughed in the parish of Lisbonny. 10/. 25. James Neill, for his horse maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 9/. 26. John Dooley, for his mare and foal maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey, 14/. 27. Hugh Kennedy, for his mare maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 10/. 28. George Cornwall, Esq., for his dwelling house, maliciously burned in the parish of Annameadle. 30/. 29. Daniel Casey, for his dwelling house and stable maliciously burned in the parish of Annameadle. 40/. 30. Thomas Lewis, for his cow and horse maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 15/10. 31. Denis Loughnane, for his two horses maliciously killed in the parish of Ballymackey. 20/. 32. Cornelius Guilfoyle, for his horse maliciously shot in the parish of Annameadle. 11/10. 33. William D. Ferrar, Esq., for his dwelling house maliciously burned in the parish of Kilbarron. £130. 34. Thos. Talbot, for his dwelling house maliciously levelled in the parish of Terryglass. £30. 35. Denis Gleeson, for his house and furniture maliciously burned in the parish of Modreeney. £7.10. 36. George Roe, for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Kilavinogue. 37. George Roe, for his cow house with other articles maliciously burned in the parish of Kilavinogue. 38. Michael Maher, for his wheat and oats maliciously injured in the parish of Rathnavogue. ============== 9th JAN. 1850 ============== 1. William S. Smith, for his house, barn, and pig house, maliciously burned in the parish of Templebeg. £15. 2. Patrick Ryan, for his horse maliciously killed in the parish of Templebeg, £8. 3. Edward Fitzpatrick, for his dwelling house, stable, pig house, and furniture maliciously burned in the parish of Glankeen. £12.10.0. 4. Stephen Ryan for his house maliciously burned in the parish of Glankeen, £6. 5. William Ryan for his house and furniture maliciously burned in the parish of Glankeen, £10. 6. Samuel Walker, for his horse maliciously shot in the parish of Glankeen, £27. 7. James Lanigan, for his cock of hay maliciously burned in the Parish in the parish of Mealiffe. £1.5.0. ============== 30th July 1867 ============== 1. Martin Maher applied to be reimbursed in £5 for the loss of a house burned at Whitefield in the Parish of Loughmore. Allowed. 2. James Ryan was allowed £7 for the loss of a heifer maliciously injured at Knockinroe, near Templemore. 3. William Hodgins presentment for £60, the value of a rick of hay burned at Oxpark, Cloughjordan, was unopposed, and ordered to be levied off the parish of Modreeney. 4. James Hogan applied for £8 to indemnify him for the injury maliciously done to his horse at Corbally. Granted, to be levied on the townland.