Cahill family tree details

^4/11 James Cahill 1786-1861 Attorney at Law of Dublin, Ireland Son of John and Anne Cahill
						Age	Source
		Born in 1786 (from Alan R Marsh's pedigree)					A9/95
		Married ¹ Caroline Watts, spinster of Grange Gorman, 3 Nov 1810 at St Paul, Dublin, by Dublin licence				24	IGE2, H3
		Father of	Margaret	1811 baptised 22 Sept at St Paul, Dublin (or 1813 in Stanhope Street, Dublin according to Cahill family bible)		25	IGE2, A9/97
			Anne Caroline	1813 baptised 28 July at St Paul, Dublin (or 1815 in Blessington Street, Dublin according to Cahill family bible)		27	IGE2, A9/97
		Married ² Maria Whyte, 27 Feb 1836 at St George Bloomsbury, London, by Faculty Office licence. They both signed the register (Dublin Morning Register 4/3 p.4, Dublin Evening Post 5/3 p.4)				50	A9/97, H61, I2
		Father of	Edward Athenry	2 Mar 1837 at Crinken, Bray, Ireland (Cahill bible, several newspaper notices)		51	A9/97, H61
			Florence Hardman	26 May 1839 at Crinken (Cahill bible, several newspaper notices)		53	A9/97, H61
			Maria Elizabeth	5 Oct 1841 at Crinken (Cahill bible, several newspaper notices)		55	A9/97, H61
			Elinor Jane ^3/6	26 Dec 1844 at Crinken (Cahill bible)		58	A9/97
		Died 8 Dec 1861 at Aske Cottage, Bray or at Crinkin Lodge, Bray, Ireland				75	D5a,A13 INA5, F5


1790s	He was educated by the Rev. Andrew Staunton of Clarendon Street, Dublin						IKI
1804 Aug	Of the city of Dublin, gent. He witnessed his father's lease (deed no. 382159)					18	IRD
1806-1851	An attorney of Stanhope Street then Blessington Street, Dublin				20-65
1806 July	He was apprenticed as an attorney to his father at Blackhall Parade, Dublin					20	IKI
1810 Nov	A gentleman of the city of Dublin. Marriage settlement; Charles Watts of Townsend Street Co Dublin Esq, father of his intended bride Caroline, conveyed three houses that he had built in Grange Gorman Lane into trust (deed 431907)					24	IRD
1810 Nov	A gentleman of Stanhope Street, Dublin					24	H3
1812-1813	An attorney of Stanhope Street, Dublin (off Grange Gorman Lane). Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer (Cahill bible, daughter Margaret's birth)				26-27		INA7, A9/97
1813-1814	An attorney of 32 Blessington Street, Dublin (off Dorset Street)				27-28		INA7
1814	An attorney. He sold a dwelling house lately built in Blessington Street to Ruth Basley, widow (deed 465617)					28	IRD
1815	Of Blessington Street, Dublin (Cahill bible, daughter Anne's birth)					29	A9/97
1815-1825	Attorney of 5 York Street, Dublin				29-39
1815-1825	An attorney of 5 York Street, Dublin (off Aungier Street). Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer				29-39		INA7
1817	Of 5 York Street, Dublin. He was agent for the sale of bankrupt property (several notices in newspapers)					31	H61
1817 Mar.	Attorney of York Street. He leased a dwelling house in Grange Gorman Lane to Michael Dease O'Reely, doctor, for two lives, for £20 p/a (deed 498311)					31	IRD
1817 Dec.	Attorney of York Street. He bought the mortgage of a house in Grange Gorman Lane from Nicholas Gibbons for £99, witness Charles Watts (deed 493126)					31	IRD
1820 June	Attorney of York Street. He sold the mortgaged house in Grange Gorman Lane to Hugh Reily, brewer, for £85 12s (deed 512118)					34	IRD
1821 Mar.	Attorney of York Street. He leased Ask Field, a 5½-acre parcel of land in Old Connaught, County Dublin, from Charles & Luke Toole for 980 years at £36 12s 1d per annum (deed 522097)					34	IRD
1826	James Cahill Esq occupied 5 acres of good land in Old Connaught parish					40	H31
1829	Formerly an attorney. He was a witness in a case of assault (Dublin Morning Register 16 Feb pp.2,3)					43	H61
1833-1834	Possibly an attorney of 49 Jervis Street Dublin, Kings Bench?				47-48		INA7
1834-1835	Possibly attorney of 5 Hume Street, Kings Bench, Common Pleas & Exchequer?				48-49		INA7
1834-1836	Possibly had a solicitor's office at 22 Bachelors Walk? (notices in papers)				48-50		H61
1835	His wife Caroline died					49	A13
1835-1839	Possibly an attorney of 22 Batchelor Walk, Common Pleas & Exchequer?				49-53		INA7
1836-1861	Of Crinken near Bray, County Dublin				50-75
1836 Feb.	Of the City of Dublin and Crinkin near Bray, Esq. For his marriage settlement on 26 Feb he sold the lease of the 5-acre plot with dwelling house called Ash Field to trustees (deed 1836 vol 5 no. 205)					50	IRD
1836 Feb.	A widower of St Pancras, Middlesex					50	I2, H3
1837-1844	Of Crinkin Lodge near Bray, County Dublin (Cahill bible, children's births)				51-58		A9/97
1840-1844	A Solicitor / Attorney of 40 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Courts of Common Pleas & Exchequer				54-58		IRD, INA7
1840 Nov.	He was party to a lease by John Watts to Mountford Longfield of land with dwelling houses in St Peter parish, Dublin (deed 1840 vol 23 no. 221)					54	IRD
1843 Feb.	Of Crinkin near Bray, County Wicklow, Esq. He was party to a deed of appointment, Nunn to Whyte (deed 1843 vol 5 no. 156)					57	IRD
1844	His wife Maria died at Crinkin Lodge					58	D5a
1844-1861	He received an annual legacy from his wife's father's will				58-75		D5a
1845,1846	Occupier of house and land at Aske, parish of Oldconnaught, barony of Rathdown (Valuation book ref. OL/5/3654, Tenure book ref. OL/6/295)				59-60		INA/ fmp31
1847-1851	An attorney of 9 Nelson Street, Dublin				61-65		INA7
1849	Occupier of a house and 8 acres of land at Aske, parish of Oldconnaught, County Dublin, leased from Charles Toole Esq. Annual value £33 for land, £50 for buildings. He sublet the gate lodge at Aske to William Brien					63	INL31
1852-1861	Retired, at Aske Cottage, Crinken near Bray				66-75
1852-1862	Of Aske Cottage, Bray, Esq				66-75		INA7
1852	Of Crinken near Bray. At the election in July between Augustus Craven and John Lentaige Esq (Liberal) and James H Hamilton Esq and Col. Taylor (Conservative) he voted for Hamilton & Taylor					66	INL12
1859	Until recently, Martha Ann Whyte, Maria's sister, had been living at Crinkin					73	F5
1861	A solicitor of Crinkin Lodge, Bray					75	F5
1861	His will was proved at Principal Registry London 24 Dec by his brother in law Samuel Solomon Whyte. Personal effects under £300						F5
1862-1863	His estate at Bray and Dublin was sold by his trustees Richard Mallins and Rt Hon Joseph Napier. Lands called Askfield with 'a neat villa residence', garden, etc. containing 8a 3r 39p. Also five houses in Bushfield Avenue, Donnybrook Road, Dublin and a field 1a 2r 35p, held under a lease for lives (the Evening Freeman 29 May 1862 p.1, first of many references)						H61




James Cahill, his second wife Maria and two of their children


Wife ²Maria Whyte^4/12 c.1801-1844

	Daughter of Edward Athenry and Anchoretta Whyte
1811	She was bequeathed a brooch containing her great grandmother's picture, by her grandfather Samuel Whyte					10	D5
1836	A spinster of St George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex					35	I2, H3
1843	She received a legacy of £300 from her father and £81 10s as part of annual interest, also three of her father's pictures, drawn for by lot					42	D5a
1844	Died 26 Dec in childbirth at Crinkin Lodge, Bray					43	D5a, A9
	Her sister Martha Ann Whyte came to Crinken to look after the family. In her will of 1859 Martha Ann asks that her sister Charity Hardman look after the welfare of the children						A13


Daughter ^BAnne Caroline Cahill 1815-1896

1896	A spinster of 69 Albert Road, Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), Ireland					81	F5
1896	Died 31 Aug at 69 Albert Road Kingstown age 84 (registered Rathdown)					81	F5, B
1896	Admon granted 20 Oct to sister Maria Elizabeth Cahill at Principal Registry, London. Personal estate £148 18s 7d						F5
	She bequeathed the Cahill family bible to her half-sister Elinor Cahill who married ^3/5Henry Marsh						A9/97


Son ^CEdward Athenry Cahill 1837-

	A Captain in the Dragoons						A13/91
	He went to India and disappeared!						A13/91


Daughters ^DFlorence Hardman and ^EMaria Elizabeth Cahill

1861	There were no Cahills in St Bridgets or St Johns parishes, Chester						C
1861	In December their father James died in Ireland				22/20		D5a
1864	Cahill, misses Florence and Maria, 4 Victoria Pathway, Queens Park, Chester				25/23		Q7
1865	Florence and Maria were resident at Queens Park, Chester. They were admitted members of Queen Street (congregational) Chapel				26/24		A13
	Later they withdrew and joined the Church of England						A13
1871	Florence, Maria and ^3/6 Elinor Cahill were resident at 5 Bouverie Street, Chester				32/30		C
1874	Cahill, Miss Florence H. 5 Bouverie Street, Chester					35	Q7
1881	Florence and Maria Cahill were at Cambrian View, Chester				42/40		C
1890	Cahill, Miss, 47 Cambrian View, Chester				51/49		Q7
1892	Cahill, Miss, 47 Granville Road, Cambrian View				53/51		Q7

Daughter Florence Hardman Cahill 1839-1915 (continued)
1915	A spinster of Meadowside, Cambrian View, Chester. Died 13 March at Camberwell House, 33 Peckham Road, Surrey					76	A13/5
1915	Her will was proved by her nephew ^2/3 Henry Rupert Marsh						A13/5

Daughter Maria Elizabeth Cahill 1841-1913 (continued)
1896	A spinster of Meadowside, Cambrian View, Chester (sister Anne's admon)					55	F5
1913	Died 16 Sept at Meadowside, Cambrian View, Chester					72	A13/5
1913	Her will was proved by her nephews ^2/3 Henry Rupert and George A Marsh						A13/5





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^5/21 John Cahill			Attorney at Law of Dublin, Ireland
-1810
						Age	Source

		Married Anne Brock c.1780 (marriage settlement, sons' Kings Inn admissions, Cahill family bible)					IRD,IKI, A9/97
		Father of	John	before 1782 (eldest son)			A9, IKI
			James ^4/11	1786 (2nd son - Kings Inn)			A9, IKI
			Elinor (or Ellen)	12 May 1789 (Cahill family bible)			A9/97
		A John Cahill of Hanover Lane was buried 21 Apr 1809 at St Nicholas without, Dublin					IGE2
		Died by June 1810 (son John's admission to Kings Inn)					IKI


1777 July	A gentleman of Dublin. He witnessed a lease by ^6/43 Alexander Brock of lands to Alexander's son Linegar Brock (deed no. 237587)						IRD
1779,1780	Gentleman of the City of Dublin. He witnessed deeds for John Salt of Newtown, County Meath (probably his sister's husband)						IRD
1780 Aug.	A gentleman of the City of Dublin. His marriage settlement assigned £300 and half his property to Ann Brock should she survive him. Witnessed by her brothers James and Linegar Brock (deed 325833, registered in 1796)						IRD
	His parents may have died before 1780? (there is no mention of them in his marriage settlement)						IRD
1789	Trinity term. He was admitted a member of Kings Inn, Dublin. An attorney of the Court of Exchequer. Admission fee 13s 4d (admission book)						IKI
1791	An attorney of the Court of Exchequer (Exchequer roll)						IKI
1793 June	Gentleman of Ross Lane, Dublin. Charles Aylmer assigned mortgaged premises at Rathcoffie County Galway to him. He assigned them to John Quigley (deeds 299122 & 300208)						IRD
1795-1804	An attorney of 19 Ross Lane (off Bride Street) Dublin. Courts of Kings Bench, Exchequer and Tholset						INA7
1796	His 1780 marriage settlement was registered at the registry of deeds (325833)						IRD
1799 Nov.	Gentleman of Ross Lane, Dublin. He leased a dwelling house known as the Kings Office in Kennedy Lane, Dublin to Thomas O'Reilly for 46 yrs (370967)						IRD
1799	He was an executor of his wife’s mother, Elinor Brock’s will (Swanzy abs.)						fmp5
1799,1802	He and his wife Ann were defendants in two cases at the Court of Exchequer in Dublin, brought by Ann's brother Linegar Brock, claiming his share of their mother's estate						INA50
1800 June	Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas. Residence in Ross Lane, Dublin. He took his son John as apprentice						IKI
1804 June	He was owed £525 by his wife's brother Linegar Brock. He received an annuity of £34 2s 3d to pay off the debt. The deed was witnessed by his son James and by Thomas Cahill of Dublin, Gentleman (deed 388914)						IRD
1804 Aug.	Attorney of Ross Lane, Dublin. He leased his dwelling house with yard on the north side of Ross Lane to Thomas Bayley, jeweller, from 29 Sept for 23 years at £40 per annum (deed 382159)						IRD
1805-1810	Attorney of 2 Blackhall Parade, Dublin. Courts of Kings Bench, Exchequer and Tholset						INA7
1806 July	Attorney of the Courts of Exchequer, Kings Bench & Common Pleas and a solicitor of the Court of Chancery. His residence was in Blackhall Parade, Dublin. He took his son ^4/11James as apprentice						IKI

1810	An attorney of 2 Blackhall Parade, Dublin						A9, IKI
1810	His will mentions Linegar and Aungier Brock and the late James Brock of County Longford. The codicil mentiones his nephew John Salt and his son John						A13/91
1811	His will was proved at the Prerogative Court of Ireland (Vicar's prerog wills)						PW5


Wife ^5/22Ann Brock 1753-1801 Daughter of Alexander and Elinor Brock

	Born about 1753						A13/91
1780	Marriage articles with John Cahill (deed 325833)					27	IRD
1796	Her mother bequeathed her the large family bible (now held by Susan Stedman)					43	A9/97
	She bequeathed the bible to her daughter Eleanor						A9/97
	Died in 1802 (Cahill family bible)					49	A9/97
1801 Nov	& Dec. Administration was granted at PCI to her husband John Cahill, Gent						H5


Son John Cahill Attorney of Dublin

	He was educated at Rev. Andrew Staunton's school in Clarendon Street, Dublin						IKI
1800	Apprenticed as an attorney to his father at Ross Lane, Dublin, in Trinity term. He was 'above 18 years of age'						IKI
1810	Admitted a member of Kings Inn in Trinity term , bond for £100 to conform to the rules of the society						IKI
1811-1815	An attorney of 2 Blackhall Parade, Dublin						INA7
	He married Ann						IGE2
1812	Father of Aungier Victorious Cahill, baptised 9 Aug at St Paul, Dublin						IGE2
1818	Father of James, baptised at St Catherine, Dublin						IGE2
1818-1823	An attorney of 2 Lurgan Street, Dublin						INA7
1824-1830	An attorney of 42 Bride Street, Dublin						INA7


Daughter Elinor Cahill 1789-1813

	Married John Taylor Esq (Cahill family bible)						A9/97
	She bequeathed the family bible to her brother James Cahill						A9/97
1813	She died					24	A9/97





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^6/41 Mr. Cahill

	Father of ^5/21 John (probably around 1750)						(JVS)
	Father of Jane (probably around 1750)						(JVS)





Daughter Jane Cahill

1773 Aug.	A spinster of the parish of St. Bridget, Dublin. Married John Salt of Newtown, County Meath Gent, 9 Aug at St Bride, Dublin by Dublin licence (D.A. Chart marriage entries, P.R.S. Dublin 1913)						IGE2, H3, Anc83
	Mother of John						A13/91
1772-1786	John Salt of Newtown Moyaghy, County Meath, Esq, party to several deeds						IRD
1779	Lease and release Thomas Coates to John Salt (as above), Newton Moyaghy 400 acres, witnessed by ^5/21John Cahill of Dublin, Gent (deed 224690)						IRD
1780	John Salt (as above) to Mary Flanigan, Malogh Hill 56 acres, witnessed by ^5/21John Cahill of Dublin, Gent (deed 222916)						IRD
1787	John Salt of Newton but then of Dublin Esq (deed 273235)						IRD
1801 Nov.	John Salt of Dublin, Gent deceased, administration was granted at PCI to his children John, Jane, Frances and Samuel Salt (Betham's extract)						H5

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