Brock of County Longford Ireland family tree details


^6/43 Alexander Brock				Gentleman, Surgeon of Cartroncard, County Longford, Ireland
- c.1783				Son of James and Margaret Brock
							Age	Source

		Married Elinor Purdon née Chope about 1746 (Cahill bible, deeds)						A9/97
		Father of		John James	1st son (brother Augier's will)			A9, IRD, H5
				Augier Victorious	2nd son, before 1748 (deed 93511, brother Augier's will)			H5, IRD
				Margaret	1st dau, before 1736 (brother Augier's will, Augier's lease)			H5, IRD, H61
				Linegar	3rd son, before 1758 (brother's will)			IRD, H5
				Frances	2nd dau [married Nichols] (bro's will)			H5
				Anne ^5/22	3rd dau, c.1753 (brother Augier's will)			A9, H5
		Died before April 1789 (deed 276886) (possibly in 1783? Lease no. 237587 was registered)						IRD


1747 May	Of Marilford, County Longford. He leased lands of Edmundstown, Westmeath, 122 acres, to James Morrow of Jessupstown Westmeath @ 12½d per acre per annum on 10 May for 21 years (deed no. 106814)							IRD
1747 May	A Chirurgeon (surgeon) of Tully, County Longford. Guardian of John & Mary Chope, he was granted administration of their father ^7/87 John Chope's estate on 20 May (Betham's admons)							H5
1748-1781	Gentleman of Cartroncard, County Longford (deeds)							IRD, A9
1748 Oct.	He leased lands of Cartroncard @ 9s 3d per acre and Aghaloom @ 8s per acre p/a from John Wilson of Tully Co. Longford for three lives, himself, wife Eleanor and son Augier. Witnessed by Francis Gordon of Dublin gent (93511)							IRD
1749-1770	He was plaintiff or defendant in 25 cases at the courts of Exchequer or Chancery in Dublin. Several of the cases also included his wife Elenor (née Chope), Arthur Brock and wife Ann (née Chope), Arthur Brock and wife Mary (née Chope) and other members of the Brock family and so were probably to do with the distribution of the family's lands							INA50
1758 May	His lease from John Wilson of Cartroncard 75 ac and Aghaloom 60 ac was renewed with new lives, his sons John and James Brock (deed 135634). The lease included liberty of agress, ingress and begress to the bog of Asnagh with horses and carts to carry away turf, through the most convenient place on the said Wilson's land							IRD
	This part was underlined later, there was a dispute - see son James in 1789							JVS
1759	He leased lands at Aghaloom, County Longford to Hysop brothers at 14s 6d per acre (deed 147585)							IRD
1759-1765	He was defendant in a series of presentments at the County Longford Grand Jury (magistrate’s court) - 1759 assault (verdict true), 1760 felony (not true), 1761 insulting a magistrate, 1763 riot and assault and 1765 assault (all true)							IVT50
1761	A freeholder of Newbawn, County Westmeath (poll book ref. MS787)							INL12
1772 Aug.	He leased a moiety (half share) of townlands of Newbawn Co Meath, 100 acres, to James Cusack during the residue of three lives granted to Aungier Brock (193323)							IRD
1777 July	He leased lands at Lisraghtigan, County Longford, 31 acres with a mill to his son Linegar Brock at 6d a year, to hold during the lives of Francis Wilson and Linegar's brothers John and James Brock, with a covenant for renewal. The deed was witnessed by John Cahill ^(5/21) (deed 237587)							IRD
1777 July	He leased 60 acres of Aghaloom & Lisraghtigan, County Longford, to his son Aungier Victorious Brock, for the lives in his ground lease of the said lands (deed 267552)							IRD
to 1781	Of Cartroncard. A £10 freeholder of Baskinagh, County Meath (ref. M4911)							INA12
1781	A gentleman of Cartron Card, County Longford (brother Aungier's will)							H5

Note:	A 'Cartron' appears to be a parcel of land, typically 50 to 100 acres, within an Irish Townland							JVS


Wife ^6/44Elinor Chope 1723-1796 Daughter of John & Ann Chope

1723	Born 23 Feb in Dublin (Cahill family bible)							A9/97
1722_/3	Baptised 7 March at Dublin St Mary							ICI2
1742	Married Richard Purdon (Lodge MSS p.141, ref. Add ms 23,693)						19	BM91
1743 Jan.	Richard Purdon’s deed poll transferred to Francis Gordon, gent, enough of the profits of Edmondstown to pay off £10 per year which was due to Francis every May, during Richard and wife Elinor’s lives. Witnessed by George Purdon and John Brock^7/85C (deed 78332)						20	IRD
c.1746	Married Alexander Brock (deed 93511, Cahill bible)						23	IRD, H5
1746 Nov.	Richard Purdon, farmer of Edmondstown Co. Westmeath, will was proved at Prerog Ireland. Mentions George Fitzgerald, Eleanor Brock or Purdon, wife, Alexander Brock ‘the relict’ (Betham’s abstract)						23	H5
1750-1769	She was co-defendant in seven cases and co-plaintiff in one with her husband at the courts in Dublin					27-46		INA50
1794 Apr.	A widow of Granard Co Longford. Her will directed that the estate of Bassanagh Co Meath should be sold and the money divided: £? to her son James Brock and his four sons, £100 to son Aungier ‘if he should be found’, if not to her granddaughters Eleanor and Mary Nichols, £50 to son Linegar and his children and to daughter Ann Cahill 5/22 (Swanzy abstract)						71	fmp5
1796	She died (Cahill bible)						73	A9/97
	Her will bequeathed the family bible to her daughter ^5/22Anne Cahill							A9/97
1799	However, after her death and contrary to her will her son James ‘possessed himself of the lands’ and son Linegar went to court to claim his share (Swanzy)							fmp5





^6/43 Alexander Brock (continued)
							Age	Source
^A Son John James Brock Gentleman of Cartroncar, County Longford								A9, A13
1758	(James) was one of the 'lives' in his uncle Aungier Brock's lease (deeds 128593 & 135634)							IRD
1758	(John) was one of the 'lives' in his father Alexander's lease (deed 135634)							IRD
1759 July	(John) Farmer of Garthlandstown County Westmeath, he was one of the 'lives' in his uncle Aungier Brock's lease (deed 134211)							IRD
1777	(John) was one of the 'lives' in his father's lease to his brother Linegar (237587)							IRD
1780	A gentleman of Cartroncar County Longford. He witnessed his sister Anne's marriage settlement with John Cahill (deed 325833)							IRD
	Father of Aungier							A9
	Father of Linegar							A9
1782-1792	Abode at Cartroncar. A freeholder of Cartroncar, land value £10 to £40							INA12
1788	He was one of the 'lives' in his cousin James Brock's lease (deed 262047)							IRD
1789 Apr.	He and his brothers were involved in a dispute with William Bond over their rights to the north part of the bog of Asnagh, 30 acres in County Longford (see his father's lease of 1758) (deed 276886)							IRD
1796	After his mother’s death he ‘possessed himself of the lands of Baskinagh’ in contravention of his mother’s will and his brother Linegar took him to court to claim a share (Swanzy abstract)							fmp5
1802	Of Cartroncard. He leased 16 acres, part of Aughalombe, to Andrew Beatty (deed 389020, registered in Dec 1805)							IRD
by 1810	He was accidentally shot by a friend with whom he was out shooting (John Cahill's will? In 1805 when above deed was registered?)							A17, A13


^B Son Aungier Victorious Brock
1748	He was one of the 'lives' in his father Alexander's lease (deed 93511)							IRD
	Married Miss Daly from the Dalys of Galway							A17
	Father of Alexander, Andrew, Robert, George, Eliza, Ann, Mary, Eldora, Sarah and Margaret							A17
1777	He leased 60 acres in County Longford from his father (deed 267552)							IRD
1782-1783	Abode at Cartroncar. A freeholder of Cartroncar, land value £10							INA12
1789	He was involved in the dispute with William Bond over the bog of Asnagh (see brother James)							IRD
1792	He was abroad. A freeholder of Aghalombe							INA12
1799 Mar.	‘Many years ago he left the kingdom of Ireland and is dead intestate unmarried’ according to a deposition in a court case about his mother’s will (Swanzy abs.)							fmp5
1799 Sept	He was one of the defendants in a case at the court of Chancery in Dublin brought by John and Ann Cahill							INA50
1810	He was still alive (John Cahill's will?)							A13
	Aungier Victorius' son Alexander Brock
		He served under the Duke of Wellington						A17
		Lost his health, returned to Ireland and died						A17
		Alexander's son Aungier Brock
			He was in the navy			A17
			Married a Guernsey lady.			A17
			Had three sons; William a clergyman, James a barrister and George a doctor			A17
	Aungier Victorius' sons Robert and George?
		Resided in Lower Canada						A17

	Note: Aungier Vincent Brock born c.1816, served in 3rd Brigade Heavy Artillery, died 1 July 1847 age 31 years (from Lucy Quinnell by email 2023)

Notes:
1802	Alexander Brock witnessed ^6/43AJames Brock's lease (389020)							IRD
1825-1833	Mr Alexander Brock was occupying 62 acres at Cartroncard, Aughalomb & Lisraghtigan, County Longford							H31
1838	Andrew Brock occupied house and offices at Cartroncar, parish of Granard (valuation p.50)							INA31
1849-1854	Alexander Brock, farmer of Lisratigan, Tully, Co Longford and wife Isabella Edmonds, father of Amelia 1849, John James 1850, Anna 1854							IRI2
1854	Andrew Brock was occupying 135 acres of Cartroncar & Leitrim							H31
1854	Alexander Brock was occupying 82 acres of Lisraghtigan & Lisduff							H31
1876	Andrew Brock of Racepark, Coolagherty, owned 113 acres in County Longford							H32
1888	Andrew Brock of Newtownforbes, Abbeylara, Co Longford, died age 110!							IRI2
1901	Emily Brock was at Cartroncar in the census							H8


^6/43 Alexander Brock (continued)
							Age	Source
^C Daughter Margaret Brock
	She was older than her brother Linegar Brock (deed 372789)							IRD
by 1781	Married Mr Adams (Aungier Brock's will, deed 372789)							H5, IRD
1796	She was 'upwards of 60 years old', the last of the three lives in her cousin Aungier Brock's lease (Dublin Evening Post 3 Nov p.3, 12 Nov p.4)							H61
1801	Of Granard, County Longford (deed 372791)							IRD


^D Son John Linegar Brock -1816				Gentleman of Cartroncar County Longford and Drumcahill County Cavan
1780-1786	A gentleman of Cartroncar, County Longford (deeds 325833 & 306373)							IRD
1780	Witnessed his sister Anne's marriage settlement with John Cahill (deed 325833)							IRD
1782-1792	Abode at Cartroncar. A freeholder of Lisraghtigan, land value £10-£48							INA12
1786 Feb.	Married Amelia Nicholls, daughter of George Nicholls of Lossett Co Cavan. For a £400 portion his settlement granted lands of Lisraghtigan & Cartroncard in trust to George the younger & Daniel Nicholls, gents (deed 306373)							IRD
1789	He was involved in the dispute with William Bond over the bog of Asnagh (see brother James)							IRD
1794 Apr.	Note: A Sgt Major John Linegar Brock, 30^th Foot, to be Quarter Master (Kentish Gazette 11 Apr p.1)							H61
by 1799	Father of Arthur or Alexander, George, Sidney, Elinor and Margaret who were minors in Nov 1799 and Mar 1802. They were plaintiffs in two cases at the Exchequer court against other Brock families including ^5/22Ann Cahill, to claim a share of their grandmother's estate							INA50
1800-1804	A gentleman of Drumogkill / Drumcahill / Dunncoghill, County Cavan (deeds)							IRD
1800	He leased lands of ? County Leitrim to Hugh Farrall (deed 350981)							IRD
1801 Dec.	He leased lands of Killisanech 37 acres to Patrick Farmer, Killirowl 12 acres to Thomas Cunningham, both Co Leitrim, lands of Kellisnowl to Dennis Kelly, lands of Killisanail 22 acres to Patrick Shanley and lands of Killiesnin 10 acres to Patrick Gratten (deeds 372789 to 372793)							IRD
1804 June	He was seized of (owned) the lands of Cartroncar and Listrain, Co Longford. He owed ^5/21John Cahill £525. He granted him an annuity of £34 2s 3d out of rents to pay off the debt (deed 388914)							IRD
1810	He was still alive (John Cahill's will?)							A13
1816 June	Of Drumcahill, Co. Cavan. He willed all his property to be divided equally between his children male and female. He gave his wife Amelia all his household furniture and farm stock							wwFrIr
1817 May	His will was proved at PCI by Amelia Brock, sole executrix.							wwFrIr

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^7/85 James Brock				Gentleman farmer of Kilbride, County Longford, Ireland
1670-1757
							Age	Source
		Born about 1670 according to his reported age in the two court cases in 1744						fmp50
		Married Margaret Whately						A13/91
		Father of	Susanna	(probably around 1700-1710)				A13
			James	eldest son (before 1705) (deed 66717)				IRD
			Aungier	in 1715 according to age in court case, in 1686 according to age at death			45	fmp50, H61, H5
			John	(deed 104170)				IRD
			Patrick	(deed 104170)				IRD
			Arthur	5^th son (deed 80473)				H5, IRD
			Alexander ^6/43	(probably around 1720)				H5
		Died at the age of 87 (so about 1757)					87	A17


	The Brock family came from Holland in 1676						6	A17
	He was probably named James Van der Brock							A17
	James came on a visit to his cousin, Viscount Pakenham, afterwards Earl of Longford (probably Thomas Pakenham (1713-1766) first Baron Longford, who married in 1740 Elizabeth Cuffe (1719-1794), first Countess Longford, granddaughter of Alice Aungier)							A17, Wikip
	James settled in Ireland and purchased a hunting lodge on the [Pakenham's] estate. He resided occasionally in it but generally in England until near his death							A17
1699	He was a yeoman of Ballynerosse Co Longford, a ‘life’ in a lease of land from Earl Longford to Aungier Gordon (deed 66717)						29	IRD
1705 June	Of Kilbride, County Longford (Aungier Gordon’s lease 66717)						35	IRD
1715-1744	A gentleman of Kilbride, County Longford (deeds)					45-74		IRD
1715 May	He leased from Aungier Gordon of Robinstown, Co. Longford, part of the farm of Kilbride, 35 acres, adjoining his dwelling house, for three lives; John Gordon eldest son of Augier Gordon, James Brock his eldest son and Francis Gordon youngest son of Augier (deed 21243)						45	IRD
c.1719	Soon after his son James absconded (see James below) he or Aungier Gordon Esq discharged his son’s debt, apparently in execution of his son’s bond (Crossle abstract p.145)						49	fmp50
1722	He assigned the lease of 35 acres of Kilbride to John Beatty for £78 15s (deed 22292)						52	IRD
1731 June	He brought an exchequer bill against Barrett and several Beattys, concerning his son James’ debt (Crossle abstract p.145)						61	fmp50
1743_/4 Mar	A gentleman of Kilbride County Longford age 74. He testified that he knew all the defendants in his son’s court case against the Beatty family (Crossle p.24)						74	fmp50
1744 Sept	A farmer of Kilbride County Longford age 74. He testified in the case of Charles Beatty vs. Gordons etc. He stated he ‘is related to Aungier Gordon (who died 22 years ago)’, was often in his house and dined with him, knows Aungier Gordon’s lands and lived in the neighbourhood of the lands (see Gordon below) and has known all the plaintiffs and defendants for 25 years. He signed the deposition (Crossle abstract pp.35-36)						74	fmp50
1744_/5 Jan	He transferred the lease of the 36-acre farm of Kilbride to his son Arthur for payment of £3 per annum plus a rood of land manured for potatoes, two barrels of malt and two milk cows with grazing and fodder, and £3 a year to Margaret, Arthur's mother should she survive James (deed 80473)						74	IRD


Wife ^7/86Margaret Whately
	She was the daughter of a clergyman in England							A17
	Still alive in 1744 (deed 80473)							IRD


Daughter ^ASusanna Brock

1737	Married Thomas Livingston of Tully, County Longford by Kilmore & Ardagh Diocese licence							H5, INA3
by 1781	Mother of William (eldest son, brother Aungier's will) and Margaret							H5, A13

							Age	Source
Eldest son ^BJames Brock A silversmith of the City of Dublin

1705 June	Aungier Gordon leased lands for the ‘life’ of James Brock, eldest son (deed 66717)							IRD
1715 May	He was one of the 'lives' in his father James' lease (deed 21243)							IRD
	He was a silversmith of the City of Dublin (Exchequer bill 1731, Crossle p.145)							fmp50
	He owed a debt of £11 0 4d to John Clifton of Dublin, silversmith							fmp50
1719	He (and his father?) and Aungier Gordon executed bonds to secure the debt							fmp50
	Soon afterwards he ‘failed in his circumstances’ and left the Kingdom (of Ireland) and absconded without paying his debts (Exchequer bill 1731, Crossle p.145)							fmp50


Second? son ^CAugier Brock 1714-1783 Gentleman farmer of Battstown, Co Westmeath Esq

1686	He was born, according to his reported age at death							H61
1714	He was born, according to his reported age in brother John’s court case							fmp50
1744	He was a gentleman of Kilpatrick Co Westmeath age 30 (according to a deposition in brother John’s court case, Crossle abstract p.21)						30	fmp50
by 1752	He leased from Nicholas Ogle, lands of Battstown 246 acres (deed 104170)							IRD
by 1752	He leased from Thomas Smith, lands of Gallstown 108 acres (deed 104170)							IRD
1750	He leased from Hercules Langford Rowley, lands of Newbawn 201 acres & [Nahin Quib?] 208 acres, for 31 years or three lives including Margaret Brock^6/43C (deed 104170, Dublin Evening Post 3 Nov 1796 p.3, 12 Nov p.4)						36	IRD, H61
by 1752	He leased from James McCartney, lands of Granard 16 acres and two tenements in Granard, County Longford, for lives of himself and brothers John and Patrick Brock (104170)							IRD
1752 Mar.	In his marriage settlement, for £400 marriage portion his leases were vested in Henry and James Cusack, brothers of his intended wife Ann (deed 104170)						38	IRD
1752	Married Ann Cusack (age 50), at age 70						38	A17
1750s	Father of his only child James							H5, A17
1752-1758	A gentleman of Battstown, County Westmeath, Ireland (deeds)					38-44		IRD
1754 July	Farmer of Battstown. He leased from Thomas Smyth, lands of Gallstown & Drumcree 108 acres for £58 17s per annum during the lives of Aungier and Ann Brock and William Smyth (deed 113604)						40	IRD
1757	His wife Ann died in childbirth 19 Feb (age 55)						43	A13,A17
1758	He leased from John Nugent, lands of Crossardry & Fennor Co Westmeath, 203 acres (deed 128593)						44	IRD
1759 July	Farmer of Battstown. He leased from Thomas Smyth, lands of Ballynagall & Drumcree County Westmeath 169 acres, for the lives of himself, John Brock son of Alexander and William Smyth (deed 134211)						45	IRD
1781 Dec	Of Battstown, County Westmeath, Esq. He willed all his properties and leases including Gallstown, Fenner, Newbawn, Battstown and others, all in County Westmeath, to his only son James. Mentions many nephews and nieces						67	H5, FrIr
1783	He died in January at Battstown, age 96 (Saunders Newsletter 14 Jan p.2, Hibernian Journal 13 Jan p.3) [actually a misprint for 69?]						69	H61
	He was buried with his wife Ann at Killulagh, County Westmeath - see gravestone photo and inscription at irishheraldry.blogspot.com/2018/08/killulagh-seventeenth-century-surprise.html							A17, ww
1783	His will was proved 6 Feb at PCI (Betham's abstract)							H5

	Augier's Son James Brock [born 1750s - died before 1839] Of Battstown
	1781 May		Of Battstown County Westmeath Esq. Marriage settlement (231590)					IRD
	1781 May		Married Maria Kindillon 18 May at St Mary's, Dublin by Prerog Ireland licence					H2, INA3
	Father of		Aungier Vincent		(1st son) 1782 (Dublin Evening Post 12 Nov p.3)			A17,IKI, H61
			William Alexander		1784 Jan 1 at Battstown (Dublin Evening Post 10 Jan p.2, Freeman's Journal 10 Jan p.3) (died 1811)			H61, BM61, A17
			Henry Gordon		(alive in 1839)			INA5
			Frederick George		(alive in 1839)			INA5
			Allen Ramsay Gordon		1807 in Dublin (died 1883 NSW)			A17
			Eliza Maria		(married Hayden before 1839)			A17, INA5
	1786		He leased 46 acres of Battstown to James Hughes (deed 297357)					IRD
	1787		Of Westpalstown County Westmeath. He mortgaged Battstown, 223 acres, to James Farrall of Dublin, gent for £310 (257118 & 257119)					IRD
	1788-1790		Of Dorset Street, County Dublin (deeds)					IRD
	1788		He leased Fenner, County Westmeath to Thomas Geraghty (262047)					IRD
	1788		He leased Archbolds, County Meath, 27 ac to John Martley (263728)					IRD
	1790		He leased Ballynagall to Rev Thomas Robinson (deed 282540)					IRD
	1790		He leased Larastowne, 64 ac in Co Dublin to Walsh & Neil (318074)					IRD
	1792		Formerly of Westpalstown, now of Upper Dorset St Dublin. Leased Kilcarty, 117 acres in County Meath to John Plunkett (287615)					IRD
	1792		He mortgaged Archbolds Farm, 27 acres in County Meath and Westpalstown, 97 acres and Kilcarty to Thomas Walker (292460)					IRD
	1794		Of Westpalstown. He leased a house in Dorset Street, Dublin to Alexander Nicholson (deed 311167)					IRD
	1795 May		Of Kentish Town, Middx. He demised James Brock's farm (Archbolds farm) 32 acres and Kilcarty 115 acres in County Meath and Newbawn & Fenner in County Westmeath and a house in Dorset Street Dublin and a house in Westpalstown county Dublin to Edward Wills (deed 314718)					IRD
	1796 Nov		The lands of Newbawn Co Westmeath, over 200 acres, leased in 1750, were put up for sale by the trustees of the late Hercules Langford Rowley (Dublin Evening Post 3 Nov p.3, 12 Nov p.4)					H61
	1798		He still held much of his father's large estate					A17
	1801		Of Westpalstown, County Dublin (son Augier Vincent's admission)					IKI
	1801		He leased James Brocks farm alias Archbolds farm 30 ac to Luke Eiffe (recited in deed 418089)					IRD
	1807		Of Westpalstown. He assigned Kilcarty, 117 acres in Co Meath and farm lands of James Brock, 30 acres in Co Westmeath to William Reilly Esq (deed 398879)					IRD
	1809		Of Westpalstown. He mortgaged Kilcarty and Archbolds to John Mills for £562 (deed 418089)					IRD
	by 1839		He died on Good Friday and was buried on Easter Sunday					A17
	by 1839		Robert Kindillon, a creditor, obtained administration then died					INA5
	1839		Admon was granted to Patrick Brophy at PCI (grant book fol 84a)					INA5

			Son Aungier Vincent Brock c.1783-c.1832 Attorney
			He was educated at the school of Rev. Harris of Sloan Street London					IKI
			1801 An apprentice attorney to John Mills of Dublin				18	IKI
			1807 Gent of Westpalstown. Witnessed his father's deed (398879)				24	IRD
			1809 Gent of City of Dublin. Witnessed his father's deed (418089)				26	IRD
			c.1832 Died unmarried age 49				49	A17
			Son William Alexander Brock -1811 Army surgeon
			An assistant surgeon in the 3rd battalion of the 27th Regiment					A17
			1809 Injured in a fall from his horse in the Battle of Corunna during the Peninsula war. He never recovered					A17
			1811 Died in Lisbon unmarried					A17
			Son Henry Gordon Brock Navy surgeon
			1807-09 Gentleman of Westpalstown. He witnessed father's deeds					IRD
			A surgeon in the Royal Navy					A17
			By 1839 he, sister Elizabeth and brother Frederick George, the only children and next of kin, received a citation from a creditor regarding their father's debts (prerog admon)					INA5
			Daughter Elizabeth
			By 1839 She married Mr Heydon (from her father's admon)					INA5
			By 1839 she received a citation re. her father's debts (prerog admon)					INA5
			Son Frederick George Brock Surgeon
			By 1839 he received a citation re. his father's debts (prerog admon)					INA5
			A surgeon in Tasmania					A17
			Father of Frederick Aungier Brock, who lived in New South Wales					A17
			Son Allen Ramsay Gordon Brock 1807-1883
			1826 A convict deported to NSW on the ship Regalia				19	A17
			1836 Married Mary Cummins in Sydney				29	A17
			1883 Died in New South Wales, Australia				76	A17


Third? son ^DJohn Brock

1730	Of Kilpatrick Co Westmeath. Married 4 Sept Anna, eldest daughter of John Beatty of Springtown, Co Longford, apparently in secret (Crossle)							fmp50
1730	He was entitled to £100 marriage portion under a deed which his wife’s father John and brother Pakenham Beatty destroyed (Crossle p.21)							fmp50
1730-1741	They had three daughters (Crossle)							fmp50
1741_/2	Wife Anna died 2 Jan (Crossle)							fmp50
1742 or 3	Of Kilpatrick Co Meath. He brought a legal case against several members of the Beatty family concerning the marriage portion (Swanzy, Crossle p.21)							fmp50
1743	Probably a farmer of Garthlandstown Co. Westmeath. He witnessed Richard Purdon and wife Elinor^6/44’s deed (78332)							IRD
1746	He and brother Arthur were defendants in a bill by Stern Tighe (Crossle)							fmp50


Fifth son ^EArthur Brock Yeoman of Kilbride, County Longford Esq

	Married ¹Ann Chope ^7/87B before 1757					BM91,		IRD
	Father of James 1st son (brother Aungier's will)							H5
	Father of Augier 2nd son (brother Aungier's will)							H5
1744	Gentleman of Kilbride (deed 80473)							IRD
(Note: in 1748 Arthur Brock of Dublin witnessed Alexander's lease, deed 93511)								IRD
1752	Gentleman of Kilbride, County Longford. He witnessed his brother Augier's marriage settlement (deed 104170)							IRD
1759 Feb.	Gentleman of Kilbride, County Longford. He and wife Ann sold an undivided third part of Baskinagh County Meath to Patrick Brady of Dublin (134058)							IRD
1778	Yeoman of Kilbride. He married ²Catherine McGorough of Dublin by Dublin licence							H3
1781	Esq. of Kilbride, County Longford (brother Augier's will)							H5

	Arthur's Son James Brock of Kilbride, County Longford Gent
	1782-92 Of Kilbride, freeholder of Kilbride, value £10							INA12
	1789 Gentleman of Kilbride, County Longford. He leased 5 acres of the lands and kilns of Kilbride to John & Loughlin Corry, farmers (deed 286772)							IRD
	1792 He leased 40 acres of Kilbride to John Burrowes (deed 304486)							IRD
	1794 He leased a mill and three acres of Kilbride to Thomas Healy (319403)							IRD
	1802 He leased Kilbride County Longford from James Murphy (recited in 410046)							IRD
	By 1808 he was deceased (deed 410046)							IRD
		James' son Arthur Brock
		1806 Of Drumnockedy County Cavan. He leased lands of Backnagh (Baskinagh?) County Meath to Michael Reilly (deed 400310)					IRD
		1808-09 Of Brucehall County Cavan, Gent					IRD
		- he leased Kilbride County Longford to Peter McKeirnan (410046)					IRD
		- he leased Kilbride? Co. Longford, 27 acres, to Owen McKeirnan (410010)					IRD
		- he leased 10 acres of Kilbride to Thomas Healy (deed 411082)					IRD
		- common recovery, undivided 3rd part of Baskinagh Co Meath to Charles Gordon Webb (deed 415182)					IRD



Notes:
1740	Mary Brock married Edward Beatty by Dublin licence							H3
1759	John Brock of Gartlandstown Co Westmeath, farmer, witnessed Aungier Brock's lease (deed 134211)							IRD

1741	Arthur Brock of Templemichael Co Longford. Ardagh will							ZZ5

Arthur Brock senior
1746 Dec.	Of Bracklagh County Cavan farmer. Leased Robinstown, 119 acres in County Westmeath from Thomas Smyth (deed 93589)							IRD
1756 Mar.	Of Robinstown, farmer. Mortgaged Robinstown to Sarah Harrison (120278)							IRD
1761	Freeholder of Robinstown, County Westmeath							INL12
Eldest Son Arthur Brock junior
	Married Mary Chope ^7/87D in 1753					BM91,		IRD
1753 July	Of Robertstown Co Westmeath. Sold his wife's share of Baskinagh Co Meath to Ralph Smyth for £440 (deed 113495)							IRD
1754 July	Of Collinstown Co Westmeath. He and wife Mary sold one third part of Baskinagh to Michael Charles (deed 123615)							IRD
1754 Nov.	Gentleman of Clunmore, County Westmeath. Leased his wife's third part of Baskinagh Co Meath to Philip Read (deed 114974)							IRD
1773	Philip Read’s marriage articles with Elizabeth Smyth. He sold one third part of Baskinagh, 40 acres, to Thomas Fetherston (deed 198674)							IRD



Note:	Gordon of County Longford
1626	Lands in County Longford were allocated to Robert Gordon
	Son Sir Robert Gordon, 2nd son John inherited, refs before 1660.
1680	Francis Aungier, Earl of Longford, leased Robinstown, 500 acres, to John Gordon, gent
1705	William Neave leased Kilbride Co Longford, 105 acres, to Aungier Gordon
1721	Aungier Gordon was High Sheriff of County Longford
1722	Aungier Gordon of Robinstown Co Longford Esq, will of 1722 proved 1723 Ardagh
	Sons John, Alexander, Francis, dau Ann (Swanzy p.196)

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