Tipperary Genealogy

Jan 10, 1827
 MARRIAGES
 On Sunday, in Johnstown, County Kilkenny, Mr. Denis PURCELL, of that town, to Elenor, third daughter of the late John Mortimer O'BRIEN, Esq. of Caher.

 DIED
 At Colville, on Monday evening, after a severe illness, Miss TAYLOR, sister to that efficient and active Magistrate Nathaniel TAYLOR, Esq. of Noan. This young Lady was highly beloved by her relatives for her amiable disposition, and by the distinguished circle of acquaintance in which she moved, she is sinecrely (sic) regretted.

At the Wilderness, on Sunday last, the Widow KEATING.

Jan 27, 1827
MARRIED
In the Irishtown, on Thursday last, Mr. Laurence FLEMING, of Clonard, County Meath, to Miss Mary PRICE, sister to Mr. Richard PRICE, of this town.

At Glanmire Church, Henry BALDWIN, jun. Esq. of Mountpleasant, to Eliza eldest daughter of C. CROKER, of Donwdaniel Castle, Esq.

Feb 3, 1827
BIRTHS
At Roesborough-House, near Tipperary, the Lady of James ROE, Esq. of a son and heir.

DIED
At Ballyhogan, near Nenagh, Mrs COOPER, wife of William COOPER, Esq.

March 7, 1827
MARRIED [prob. Deaths webmaster's note]
At Tipperary, on the 5th inst. at the House of her sister Mrs. E. SCULLY, Margaret, third daughter of the late C.O'Brien, Esq. of Cranna-House, County Tipperary.
In Thurles, on Wednesday last, James FOGARTY, Esq. an old and respectable inhabitant of that neighbourhood.

March 17, 1827
MARRIED
At Ballymackey Church, William MOYLAN, Esq. of Rathuries, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Richard KYFFIN, Esq. of Kyffin-lodge, in this County.

DIED
On Wednesday last, Mrs. CHALONER, relict of the late John CHALONER, Esq.

On Wededsay, (sic) in Fethard, Mr. John KELLY, sincerely and deservedly regretted.

In the Main-street, Tipperary, Mrs. ROBINS.

On the 22d of February, at the house of her son at Rathleasly, in the 81st year of her age, Mrs. Agnes CAHILL, relict of the late John CAHILL, Esq. and sister of the late Philip FOGARTY, Esq. She retained all her faculties unimpaired to the last, was an exemplary christian, a good wife and mother, and is much regretted by her numerous family and friends.

On Saturday, at an advanced age, Mrs. GOING, relict of the late Richard GOING, Esq. of Bird-hill, in the County.

At Beechmount, in the County, in the 84th year of his age, John GODFREY, Esq. one of the oldest Magistrates, and a Deputy Governor of the County.

April 4, 1827
(Looks like part of a report on the assizes)

Two men named Leslie and Murphy pleaded guilty to an indictment for having a private
still. They were sentenced to a month imprisonment each.
William and Pat Fitzpatrick were indicted for the same offence. William not guilty, Patrick
to be imprisoned for one month.
Gilbert Dwyer for cow-stealing, - Guilty, sentence of death recorded.
The court then adjourned.

Clonmel, Wednesday, April 4.
SIGNATURES TO THE
ANTI-CATHOLIC PETITION
Of the Protestant Gentlemen and Landed Proprietors, resident in Ireland.
We give the names of the Anti-Catholic Petitioners from this County. It is a pleasing
circumstance, that out of the numerous body of Landed Proprietors, only two dozen
could be found, whose hearts are so corroded with bigotry, as to deny a participation of
rights to their fellow-subjects. Of those insignificant few, we shall say more at a future
period. The Slieverdagh Petitioners shall also receive a just measure of attention, when
the hurry of the Assizes are over; we have received their names, and shall only now say,
that such a list of ragamuffins (with very few exceptions) was scarcely ever presented to
the public.

COUNTY TIPPERARY WORTHIES!
J. BAGWELL, Kilmore; Richard S. MANSERGH, Greenan; Mathew SANKEY, Rockweil;
Charles LANGLEY, Coalbrook; A. GOING, Ballyphillip; F. DESPARD, Killaghy-Castle;
F. LANGLEY, Lickfin; William GOING, Ballyphillip; John GOING, Ballylosky; H. LANGLEY,
Coalbrook; Richard MILLETT, Lismortagh; P. POE, HarleyPark; Nathaniel TAYLOR,
Noan; Robert B. ELLIOTT, South Lodge; R. MILLETT, St. Johnstown; John DESPARD,
Killaghy Castle; Edward Pennefather, Marlow; Thos. Ryder PEPPER, Lisitony; Thomas
BRUNSTON, Bathurby; M. ANDREWS, Carroway; T. PEPPER, Lissinisky; and John
PEPPER, ditto.

April 4, 1827

BIRTHS
On Saturday, in Tipperary, the Lady of E. SLATTERY, Esq. of a son.

DIED
In Cashel, on Saturday the 24th March, Leonard DOHERTY, jun. Esq. sincerely and
deservedly regretted by a very numerous and highly respectable circle of his
acquaintance.

About four o'clock on last Friday evening, a party of armed men, about ten in number,
attacked the house of a man named TIERNEY, who lived on the lands of Hoarabbey,
near Cashel.-
They set fire to the house, then proceeded to the front of hi, where they shot a dog and
two horses; when the house was in flames, the unfortunate inmates were obliged to
leave it, preferring the chance of being burned within. TIERNEY, the elder was not at
home, but his wife and brother were, and as soon as they came out of the house, the
latter whose name was Michael TIERNEY, was shot thro' the chest, the ball entering at
one sid and passing out the other. The farm on which TIERNEY lived was that on which
a man of the name of FOLEY was lately attacked by night, and severely beaten, in
consequence of which he surrendered it.

On Friday evening, about five o'clock, a party of seven men stopped a servant of
Counsellor SCULLY's, who was riding a horse from Clonmel to Kilfeacle, (near to were
TIERNEY, Mr. BUTLER'S tenant, was murdered an hour previously). They made him
dismount and demanded his name and business. He told them his name was Thomas
LYNCH, that he was a County Kilkenny man, and servant to Counsellor SCULLY. Oh!
said they, "we know the horse; he is Counsellor SCULLY'S, and we will shoot him" - the
servant entreated him to spare the horse, and said he would sooner lose his own life. -
they asked him was he prepared to die, and he replied he hoped so - they then placed
him on his knees and fired twice at him, but being tipsey, and their hands shaking very
much, they missed him - they then desired him rise, and observing that he was a
stranger and would not know them again, gave him his horse and allowed him to proceed
on his journey to Kilfeacle. The scene took place in the presence of fifteen or twenty
country people, who remained quiet and unconcerned spectators. The party, who were
young men about twenty years of age and very shabbily dressed, departed across the
fields in the direction of Knockgraffon - they were armed with six guns and a case of
pistols, and appeared in excellent order.

INQUEST. - Friday an Inquest was held before Alderman ARCHER, on view of the body
of a sailor named William CURRAN, taken out of the Basin at Ringsend on the same
morning. Verdict, "Found drownded."

This last batch will all be:
SIGNATURES TO THE ANTI-CATHOLIC PETITION FROM THE BARONY OF
SLIEVARDAGH
(This petition was touched on in a previous article)

May 12, 1827
Carrick,
Mountcashel,
R. Hedges EYRE, J.P
Charles LANGLEY, J.P.
N. TAYLOR, Noan, J.P.
John POE, J.P.
Richard MILLETT, J.P.
Matthew SANKEY,
John DESPARD, J.P.
Fergus LANGLEY, J.P.
A. GOING, J.P.
Francis DESPARD, J.P.
D. SCOTT,
Archdeacon COTTON
Robert JACOB Clerk
Edw. LABARTE, Rector of Kilvemnon.
R. MAULEVERAR, Rector of Ballingarry
Mungo N. THOMPSON, Prebendary of Tennor.
E. PEPPER, Rector of Kilcooly
John WHITTY, jun. clk.
William BRYAN, J.P. clk.
Jas. W. DESPARD, clk.
Ambrose LANE, clk.

BALLINGARRY PARISH

Sam. SWITZER
Jacob MILLER
John MILLER
Peter MILLER
Peter MILLER
Richard PRICE
John SMELSER
Paul SMELSER
John GOAN
Jack GOAN
Patrick GOAN
Peter STEEP
Michael STEEP
John COOKE
Peter COOKE
Henry COOKE
Adam COOKE
John COOKE
John GLAZIER
Peter GLAZIER
Matthew PARKER
Thomas PARKER
William PARKER
Henry COOKE
John COOKE jun.
Peter COOKE
Adam COOKE
Peter COOKE jun.
James CHURCHEL
Richard MILLET
Thomas POWER
Wm. STANNARD
Nesbett LODGE
Matthew HAMERTON
John HAMILTON
Edward COOKE
Wm. MINCHIN
Anthony Guy LUTHER
Thomas H. LUTHER
Wm. QUINN, jun.
Thomas DESPARD
Charles ELLIOTT
Rich B. ELLIOTT
Geo. J. REEVES
Wm. JONES
John GOING
Wm, GOING, jun.
Henry LANGLEY
John LANGLEY
Hamilton S. LANGLEY
Alexander SIMSON
J.H. BURGHE
Jas. Thos. MAULEVERAR
Wm. SPARROW
John WALTON
John WALTON, jun.
Matthew WALTON
John ALEXANDER
John ALEXANDER
Matthew ALEXANDER
Wm. ALEXANDER
Matthew ALEXANDER, jun.
Joseph SPARROW
George SPARROW
Robert SPARROW
John SPARROW
Thomas SPARROW
Robert SPARROW
George SPARROW, jun.
John SPARROW
Wm. MOONEY
Robert LITLE
William LITLE

KILCOOLY PARISH
Joseph HILL
Edward HILL
John DOLMEGE
Jacob DOLMEGE
Wm. SPARROW, sen.
Wm. SPARROW, jun.
Matt SCANLON
Edward SCANLON
John SPARROW
John BUCKLE
James BUCKLE
Samuel BUCKLE
John SPARLING
William SPARLING
Joseph SPARLING
Christopher SPARLING
James YOUNGE
John YOUNGE
Joseph YOUNGE
Henry YOUNGE
John SUTCLIFF
Thomas SUTCLIFF
Thomas WEBSTER
Daniel WEBSTER
John CHURCHEL
John COOKE, jun.
Peter COOKE
Jacob MILLER
James HOLMES
Joseph SUTCLIFF
Richard RYAN
James RYAN
Wm. RYAN
Thomas SUTCLIFF
Jacob SUTCLIFF
Wm. SUTCLIFF
John SUTCLIFF
Martin SUTCLIFF
Thomas SUTCLIFF, jun.
John SUTCLIFF
Mathew SUTCLIFF, jun.
Philip SMEESER
Matt HAYDEN
Edward HAYDEN
John FREESALL
Peter PHESALL
John PHESALL
Jacob CANTLON
Philip CANTLON
Adam CANTLON
Joseph HILL
Richard HILL
Peter HILL
John HILL
Peter MILLER
John MILLER
Peter MILLER, sen.
Peter SMELSAR
Wm. SMELSAR
John SMELSAR
Peter SMELSAR, jun.
Adam PHEASAL
Jacob PHEASAL
Thomas SMELTSAR
Philip SMELTSAR
Philip SMELTSAR, jun.
John SMELTSAR
David CANTLEN
Thomas MAGEE, sen.
Thomas MAGEE
Jacob MAGEE
Peter SPARLING
Thomas BARROW
Wm. ARCHIBALD
Wm. ARCHIBALD, jun.
William BIBLE
David CANTLER
William BALY
David CANTLAN, jun.
Peter CANTLAN
James PIERSON
Richard PIERSON
James CANTLAN
Samuel CANTLAN
Peter COOKE
Robert HAND
Henry COOKE
Adam COOKE
Jacob DOMAGE
Peter CANTELON
Baldwin SUTLIFF
Thomas CASAR
Andy SEMPLE
Peter MILLAR
Charly MILLAR
Henry COLE, jun.
Henry COLE, sen.
John MILLAR, jun.
Jacob MILLAR
George MILLAR
James MILLAR
Charles BOWLS

KILVEMNON Parish

John MILLAR, jun.
James SEMPLE
John SEMPLE
Thomas BRYAN
Basil BRYAN
Trevor LLOYD
Christopher BLUNDEN
Humphrey BLUNDEN
Arthur POWER
Richard R. WRIGHT
Wm. L. JOHNSTON
Wm. BURKE
Francis OLDIS, jun.
Francis OLDIS
Richard BRADSHAW
Francis OLDIS, sen.

CRUHANE PARISH

Thomas BOURKE, jun.
John WRIGHT
Thomas OLDIS
Hamilton OLDIS
Ben. WRIGHT
Nicholson CONSTABLE
*Robert CONSTABLE
John ROSE
_____ BRADSHAW
Robert LANE
Hampden LANE
Richard BLACKMORE
John BLACKMORE
Edward BLACKMORE
Robert ALLISON
James ARMSTRONG
Wm. CARTY
Nicholas BIBBY
Thomas BIBBY
John PERDUE, sen.
John PERDUE, jun.
Peter PERDUE
Julius CAESAR
Wm. CAESAR
Thomas PERDUE, sen.
Thomas PERDUE
Wm. PERDUE
Henry SPARROW
James CARTY
Richard CARTY
Thomas CARTY
John BOWLES, sen.
Chas. BOWLES
Wm. BOWLES
David BOWLES
Henry PERDUE
Wm. PERDUE
Wm. PERDUE
M. PERDUE
Henry PERDUE
Thomas PERDUE
Wm. TWEDDEL
Thomas NEILSON
John BIBBY
Robt. NICOLSON
* NOT the respectable Gentleman Robert Constable, Esq. M.D.

KILLENAULE Parish
John LANGLEY
Fergus LANGLEY, jun.
George LANGLEY
Charles LANGLEY
George LANGLEY, jun.
J. CALDWELL
John SWITZER
Joseph SWITZER
John TAYLOR
William TAYLOR
John WALDRON
_____ GRIFFITH
John McCHEANE, jun.
Jeremiah McCHEANE
James McCHEANE
Francis BUTLER
_____ LANGLEY
Ambrose GOING
William A. GOING
William GOING
Matt MILLETT
John FITZGERALD
Thomas BATEMAN
Matt. PERRY
Nathaniel RUSSELL, sen.
Richard RUSSELL
Denis CORMICK
John SHAW
____ CARLETON
George SPENCER
James SPENCER jun.
Henry TAYLOR
John TAYLOR
Starkill TWISS
John PROCTOR
Thomas ROURKE
Ambrose LANGLEY
John GOING
James GOING
Richard GOING
Samuel COWIN, jun.
Edmond COWIN, sen.
John SPENCER
William SPENCER
James SPENCER
John HOLMES
Thomas HOLMES
Edward HOLMES
James HOLMES
Thomas HILL
John COWIN
Joseph COWIN
Richard COWIN
William HOLMES
Robert PROCTOR
William COWIN
Mathew COWIN
Edmond COWIN
William COWIN, jun.
Samuel COWIN
Bartholemew COWIN
Thomas SPENCER
Richard SPENCER
Thomas LEARY
John SWEETMAN
Richard LEARY
Wm. LEARY
Maunsell BLUNDEN
Isaac FOSCET
Joseph MOORE

source: Thurles Library collection