Freeman, White and Tydd of Ireland family tree details

^6/47 Francis Freeman			Gentleman landowner of Summerhill, Kings County, Ireland, Esq.
1748-1812			Eldest son of Francis and Mary Freeman

						Age	Source
		Born in 1748 (Sadlier pedigree, Genealogical Office ms576 p.85)					ZZ91
		Married Anchoretta White in (Oct to Dec) 1770 (Exshaw's Magazine)				22	IRD, H5 ZZ61
		Father of	Francis	only son, before 1776 (deed 300512) (see below)			IRD
			Charity	1^st dau [married John Grace of Dublin, gent] (deed 376592)			IRD
			Anchoretta ^5/24	2^nd dau, in 1775 (from age at death and deed 376592)		27	IRD, PL4
			Elizabeth	3^rd dau [married George Clark of Cottage, Kings County, gent in 1801 by Killaloe licence] (deed 376592)			IRD, INA3
			Ann	4^th dau (deed 376592)			IRD
			Charlotte	5^th dau (deed 376592)			IRD
		Died (Jan-Apr) 1812 (from his will)				64	ZZ91


1756 Dec.	The lands of Killownin were offered to let during his minority (being 12 years) by his trustees. 354 acres with a dwelling house, new malt house, an old orchard and a promising new one, near a fine river well stocked with fish (Pue's Occurrences 25 Dec p.2 and 4 Jan 1757)					8	H61
1769 June	A Gentleman. He brought a Chancery Bill against Charles Earl of Bellamont, Arthur Viscount Dungannon, Lennox Dutton Esq, Prudence Cook widow and John Dodd (possibly to establish his right to inherit the lands)					21	fmp50
1770 May	Gentleman of Ballyhasty, Co Tipperary. He leased lands of Killowney, Co Tipp to James Willington, 354 acres in the barony of Upper Ormond (deed 182172)					22	IRD
1770 June	Gentleman of Ballybrophy, Queens County. He gave his brother Caesar £80 in hand in exchange for Caesar's right to a legacy from their Aunt Elizabeth Tydd (deed 186550)					22	IRD
1770 Sept.	Gentleman of Ballyhasty, Co Tipperary. He was seized in his demesne as freehold of the town and lands of Killowney, County Tipperary. His marriage settlement granted the townlands of Killowney, 354 acres, in trust to Thomas Dancer and Marmaduke Grace to secure an annuity for his wife Anchoretta (deed 324179, recited in 376592)					22	IRD
1770	Of Summerhill, Kings County. His marriage to Anchoretta White was announced in Exshaw's magazine					22	ZZ61
1776	His abode was at Garvan, Kings County. He was a freeholder of Killowney (ref. ms787)					28	INL12
1785 May	Gentleman, late of Ballyhasty, Co Tipp. but then of Summerhill, Kings County. He leased the lands of Derrykeel 262 acres and Clonlee 10 acres in Kings County (deed 255057, recited in 376947)					37	IRD
1788 May	Of Killowney, Co Tipperary, Esq. He sold Garranthurles, 340 acres part of the lands of Killowney, to Willam Porter for £600, for three lives (James Rogers, Francis Freeman and Caesar Freeman) (deed 263008)					40	IRD
1792-1803	Of Summerhill, Kings County, Esq.				44-55		IRD
1792 Aug.	He agreed a marriage settlement with ^6/45Samuel Whyte for the marriage of his daughter Anchoretta and Edward Athenry Whyte. £500 marriage portion to Samuel Whyte (deed 300512)					44	IRD
1793	He leased 115 acres of Knockarly and Cooldorragh, Kings County from Thomas Tydd (recited in deed 340888)					45	IRD
1795	He was a subscriber to Samuel Whyte's book of poems					47	BM75
1796 May	He assigned a £20 rent charge from his lands of Knockarly & Cooldorragh to his son Francis (deed 340888)					48	IRD
1796 Oct.	He leased 45 acres, part of the lands of Knockarly & Cooldorragh, to Michael Mence for 26 years (recited in 346500)					48	IRD
1799 July	He assigned lands of Killowney & Roredstown, Co Tipperary and Summerhill, Rosnafaghtna & Ballyphilip, Dungar, Dromoyle and Derrykeel, Kings County and a £40 rent charge from Knockarly, Kings County, in trust to Thomas & Francis White for his wife and children (deed 340519)					51	IRD
1800 Feb.	He leased to his son Francis the townlands of Knockarly & Cooldorragh, 115 acres, with all the rights he was entitled to from Thomas Tydd. He allowed him £3 6d yearly out of the rent in case he is obliged to pay one hogshead of cyder & half a hundredweight of cheese. Witnessed by Charles White the elder and younger of Charleville Queens County (deed 346500)					52	IRD
1800 Mar.	He leased part of the lands of Derrykeel to Warner William Westerra Esq. for £1 14s 1d per acre. Francis was required to take the livestock off the cattle lawn immediately (deed 345690)					52	IRD
1803 Oct.	He agreed a marriage settlement for his son Francis and Sarah Otway. He sold lands of Killowney Co. Tipperary (354 acres) Derrykeel (262 acres) Clonlee (10 acres) and Knockarly & Cooldorragh (115 acres) in Kings County to Caesar Otway and Charles White in trust. Signed.... (Deeds 375539 and 376947)					55	IRD
1803 Oct.	Of Summerhill, Kings County, Esq. He appointed that after his decease his lands should be distributed as follows: Killowney to wife Anchoretta then son Francis, Summerhill and Rosnafaghtna one-third each to Charitie, Anchoretta and Elizabeth, Dromoyle to Elizabeth, Roredstown half each to Ann and Charlotte (deed 376592)					55	IRD
1812	He made a will on 7 Jan. It was proved on 9 Apr at PCI (Sadlier pedigree)						ZZ91


Wife ^6/48Anchoretta White

	Daughter of Thomas White of Ballybrophy (Exshaw's magazine)						ZZ91,61
1770	She married Francis Freeman						ZZ61
1782 Aug.	She and her mother and siblings were defendants in a case brought by her brother Thomas White at the Court of Chancery in Dublin						INA50
1803 Oct.	She was still alive (deed 376947)						IRD


Son Francis Freeman (1770s)-1855

1792 Aug.	A gentleman of Summerhill, Kings County. He witnessed his father's marriage settlement with Samuel Whyte for his sister Anchoretta (deed 300512)						IRD
1796 Oct	Francis Freeman Esq to be Cornet in the Roscrea Cavalry (Dublin Gazette p.711)						fmp68
1799 July	He was granted the townland of Derrykeel by his father Francis (deed 340519)						IRD
1800 Feb.	Henry Westerra brought a case against him and Roger Larkin at the Court of Chancery						INA50
1800 May	Of Summerhill Kings Co Esq. He leased the house and lands of Derrykeel, 171 acres, to Warner William Westerra for £293 per annum, during the lives of himself and his sister Anchoretta Whyte (deed 352308)						IRD
1803	Of Summerhill, Kings County, Esq. He married Sarah, daughter of Loftus Otway, by Killaloe licence (Sadlier, deeds 375539, 376947)						IRD, INA3
1804/1805	Father of Francis (who married 1839 Maria Elliott, died 8/7/1890 reg. Athy)						ZZ91, B
	Father of Sarah (who married 1824/25 Benjamin Finch White)						ZZ91
	Father of Anchoretta Phoebe (who married 1832 William Fishbourne)						ZZ91
1812 July	Warner William [Westerra] Lord Rosmore brought another case against him, Michael Larkin and Thomas Scully at the Court of Chancery						INA50
1814	Francis Freeman Esq of Summerhill, Roscrea, Kings County (Leet's directory)						ZZ7
1823	He fought a duel with Mr Smitty of Roscrea (Sadlier pedigree)						ZZ91
1829	He was occupying 185 acres at Summerhill, Kings County (Griffith's)						ZZ31
	Later he was of Colgath, County Meath						ZZ91
1850	He was leasing 9 acres of Little Killowney to John Willington Esq. (Griffith's)						H31
1855	Died 6 March						ZZ91
1876	(Son) Francis Freeman of Colgath, Co. Meath, owned 209 acres in Kings Co.						H32






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^7/93 Francis Freeman			Gentleman of Killowney, County Tipperary, Ireland
-1751
						Age	Source

		Married Mary Tydd in 1747 by Killaloe licence					INA3, IRD
		Father of	Francis ^6/47	1748, eldest son & heir (deed 263008)			ZZ91, IRD
			Caesar	(c.1749) (deed 186550)			IRD
		Died about 1751					ZZ91
		Killaloe will 1750, admon 1751					fmp5, ZZ5


1740	'Kilowning was bought from Richard Kyffin' (Sadlier pedigree)						ZZ91
1743 Aug	He and Freeman Rogers^9/375A of Ballynavin Co Tipperary executed a bond to Robert Freeman of Cloughjordan Co Tipperary for £160 to be paid 1 May 1745 to repay a debt. In Jan 1756 Freeman Rogers as executor of Francis Freeman placed a notice in the Dublin Gazette to confirm that the bond had been fully paid off						fmp68
1744	He was executor of his brother Daniel's will (Sadlier & Betham)						ZZ5
By 1746	He held the lands of Killowney, County Tipperary, by virtue of a lease made by Stephen Allan Esq and Christopher Freeman, Gentleman (recited in 84688)						IRD
1746 May	He leased Killowney Co Tipperary from Richard Kyffin of Cashell at £90 9s 9d per year, 354 acres with liberty to cut turf on the bog of Monerode, for the lives of himself and John and Joseph, sons of Freeman Rogers of Ballynavin (84688)						IRD
1747 Oct.	A gentleman of Killowney Co Tipperary. His marriage articles with Sir Thomas Dancer and Daniel Rogers settled £20 per year on his wife Mary out of the farm known as Garranthurles, townlands of Killowney, in case she survives him. Witnessed by Freeman Rogers and Daniel Tydd (deed 98272)						IRD
1750	Of Kileourin Co Tipperary. Killaloe will (Phillimore & Thrift)						fmp5
1751	Of Killowney Co Tipperary. Killaloe admon (Sadlier, Phillimore)						ZZ5
	His executor was Freeman Rogers of Ballynavin (Dublin Gazette Jan 1756)						fmp68
1756	The lands of Killowney, Barony of Upper Ormond Co Tipperary, were now held by Thomas Brereton, 354 acres with a good dwelling house, etc., to be let by Sir Thomas Dancer Bart. and Daniel Rogers of Silverhill, trustees of the late Francis Freeman's deed (Pue's Occurrences 25 Dec p.2 and 4 Jan 1757)						ZZ91, H61
1788	Deceased. Late of Killowney, County Tipperary (deed 263008)						IRD


Wife ^7/94Mary Tydd

	Daughter of Francis Tydd of Creighton's Grove, County Tipperary						ZZ91
1752 May	The year after Francis Freeman's death, a Mary Freeman brought a case against Freeman Rogers^9/375A and another Mary Freeman at the Court of Chancery						INA50
1756 Apr.	On behalf of her two sons, she brought another case to the Court of Chancery in Dublin against Freeman Rogers, Sir Thomas Dancer, Daniel Rogers, Richard Kiffin and Charles Minchin, probably to do with the property at Killowney						INA50
By 1770	She was deceased, died before her sister Elizabeth Tydd (deed 186550)						IRD


Son Caesar Freeman c.1749-				of Philadelphia, North America

1770 June	Of Philadelphia, North America. He was entitled to legacy of £80 from his Aunt Elizabeth Tydd (deed 186550)					21?	IRD
1788 May	He was still alive (a 'life' in Francis's lease, deed 263008)					38?	IRD



Note:	Ann Freeman married Edward White in 1769 by Dublin licence						INA3
	[Francis' son Francis Freeman above married Anchoretta White in 1770]






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^8/185 Mr. Freeman
						Age	Source

		Married Mary (from her will)					ZZ5
		Father of	Daniel	(see below)			ZZ91
			Francis ^7/93				ZZ91
			Robert	(from his mother's will)			ZZ5
			Charity	(see below)			ZZ5
			Sarah	(married Mr Baird) (mother's will)			ZZ5
		Apparently died before 1752 (his wife's will)					ZZ5


Note:	In Oct 1656 Elizabeth Countess of Ormond leased to Francis Freeman of Nenagh Co Tipperary the lands of Lehinchye Co Tipperary for 21 years at £30 p/a (Ormond deeds vol 2 pp.543, 601)						IGS36
Note:	In 1736 and 1746 a John Freeman and Mary his wife and Francis Freeman were defendants in cases brought to the Exchequer court of Equity in Dublin						INA50


Wife ^8/186Mary -c.1753 Of Finnoe, County Tipperary

1744 May	She was bequeathed £20 in the will of her son Daniel						ZZ5
1752 May	Of Finnoe, Co Tipperary. Her will mentions her children, and grandchildren Mary, Elizabeth and James Freeman and Mary Baird (Sadlier)						ZZ5
1753	Her will was proved at Killaloe (Sadlier)						ZZ5



Son Daniel Freeman -1744 Farmer of Rapla, County Tipperary

	Married Phoebe, daughter of James Otway						ZZ91
	Father of		Mary	1738 (see below)		IGS,	ZZ91
			Elizabeth	1740 (see below)		IGS,	ZZ91
			James	1743 (see below)		IGS,	ZZ91
1736 May	A gentleman of Rapla Co Tipperary. He leased 303 acres of Rapla and two acres of Lough Duff from Philip Percival (deed 60859)						IRD
1744 May	Farmer of Rapla Co Tipperary. His will mentions his wife and three children under 21. He left £20 each to his mother and sister Charity (Betham & Sadlier)						ZZ5
1744 June	His will was proved at PCI (Sadlier & Betham)						ZZ5
	After his death in 1744 his place at Rapla near Nenagh was sold and Mount Pleasant was let. His widow moved into Nenagh (IGRS Ancestral files, Freeman)						IGS95
1785 Dec	His wife Phoebe was a widow of Nenagh, County Tipperary. Her will mentions several Otway relatives, her three children and niece Jane Cuppaidge (Betham)						ZZ5
1786 May	His wife Phoebe died age 73						IGS95
1786 Aug	Phoebe's will was proved at PCI (Betham)						ZZ5

	Daniel’s daughter Mary 1738-1802
		1777-1786 She wrote a memorandum of ‘deaths, births and marriages among my acquaintances’ (although a later typist attributed it to her sister Elizabeth) (IGRS Ancestral files, Freeman)			39-48		IGS95
		1785 She attended Mrs Dillon (a cousin of the Freemans)’s great ball at Lettyville (IGRS Ancestral files, Freeman)				47	IGS95
		She lived with her cousin James Otway at Priory Park (IGRS Ancestral files, Freeman)					IGS95
		1802 She died unmarried, from a fall from a car (IGRS Ancestral files, Freeman)				64	IGS95

	Daniel’s daughter Elizabeth 1740-1785
		She made a will but there is no sign of it being proved (JVS)					IGS95
		1785 Nov 23 She died unmarried at Nenagh age 45				45	IGS95

	Daniel's son James Freeman 1743-1807
		1779 He ‘sold out’ of the Army				36	IGS95
		c.1784 He built a house at Ballinwear, part of the Rapla estate				41	IGS95
		1803 Of Ballinwear Co Tipperary Esq, he was party to ^6/47AFrancis Freeman's marriage settlement with Sarah Otway (deed 375539)				60	IRD
		1807 He died unmarried at Ballinwear near Nenagh (Sadlier, Hibernian Magazine). He left Ballinware to his cousin James Otway				64 IGS,	ZZ61, ZZ91


Son Robert Freeman

1743	Of Cloughjordan Co Tipperary. His brother Francis owed him £160 and executed a bond for repayment (Dublin Gazette Jan 1756)						fmp68


Daughter Charity Freeman

1746	A spinster of Ballymakee Co Tipperary (Betham ML)						fmp3
1746	Married Thurgood North, farmer of Drumalt Kings Co by Prerog licence 12 Aug (Betham and her mother’s will)						fmp3
1752	Possibly dead (from her mother’s will)						ZZ5




Note:	In 1659 Seaser Freeman was occupier of Cloune Muckle, Nenagh parish, Co. Tipp						INL8
Note:	In 1670 William Ryan was convicted for the robbery and murder of Mr Francis Freeman						BOD95
Note:	In 1676 Nathaniel Desbrow Esq brought a Chancery court case against Charity Freeman alias Desbrowe senior, Charity Freeman als Desbrow jnr, John Desbrow jnr and several others						INA50
Note:	In 1696 the will of Charity Disborow of Cullenwaine, Kings County, widow of Major John Disbrow, mentions 'kinsmen and brothers' Daniel Rogers, Christopher Freeman senior, Christopher Freeman junior and Seser (Caesar) Freeman (Sadlier vol 1 p.123)						ZZ5






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^7/95 Thomas White			Gentleman farmer of Ballybrophy, Borris-in-Ossory parish, Queens County, Ireland, Esq
-1774
						Age	Source
		Note. Thomas White of Duraghmore Queens County married Anne Steele in 1739 by prerog licence (Fisher's)					ZZ3
		Note. Thomas White of Aghaboe Queens County married Charity Baldwin in 1742 by prerog licence (Fisher's and Betham's)					ZZ3
		[Possibly previous marriage(s) before Charity Tydd?]					JVS
		Married Charity Tydd in 1747 by Killaloe licence (Sadlier)					INA3
		Father of	Charles	1^st son, born 1753 (see below)			H5, H84
			Thomas	2^nd son, born 1759 (see below)			H5, H84
			Francis	3^rd son, youngest born 1764 (see below)			H5, H84
			Elizabeth	1^st dau (see below. Married 1763)			IRD, H5
			Alice	2^nd dau (see below. Married 1769)			H5
			Charity	3^rd dau (see below. Married 1768)			H5
			Anchoretta ^6/48	4^th daughter (married 1770) (Exshaw's)			IRD, H5
			Mary	5^th dau			H5
			Ann	6^th dau, youngest			H5
		Will proved 5 Mar 1774 at PCI (Betham, Rosbottom)					H5, H84


1746 Nov.	Of Ballybrophy. He was granted to set to farm, the townlands of Ballybrophy 330 acres & 17 acres of Bog, by Mrs Elizabeth Despard and others, rent £115 10s per annum, for three lives, himself, James Talbot and Charles Ally (deed 86807)						IRD
1747 Oct.	Of Ballybrophy, Queens County, Gent. His marriage articles settled a jointure of £250 on Charity Tydd in case she survived him and confirmed she could remain in his dwelling house and have the furniture in one room (deed 199354)						IRD
1763 Apr.	Of Ballybrophy, Queens Co Esq. William Smith assigned his house and fields, 48 acres in Co Dublin, on trust as part of Thomas' daughter Elizabeth's marriage settlement (deed 146421)						IRD
1770 Oct.	Of Ballybrophy, Queens County, Esq. His will mentions his wife, children and 'Nephew Alley' (note Charles Ally was one of the 'lives' in 1746) (Betham)						H5,IRD, ZZ61
1773 Oct.	Dennis Laler brought a case against him, his wife, his wife's brother Daniel Tydd, Marmaduke Grace, Henry Alley and three others at the Court of Chancery in Dublin. Thomas White answered to the court on 22 Jan 1774 then there was no further activity recorded						INA50
1774	His will was proved 5 Mar at PCI (Betham)						H5


Wife ^7/96Charity Tydd			daughter of ^8/187Francis Tydd				IRD

1747 Oct.	A spinster of Knockarly, Kings County (deed 199354)						IRD
1770 Oct.	She was still alive, mentioned in her husband's will						H5
1782 Aug.	She and all her other children were defendants in a case against them brought by her second son Thomas in the Court of Chancery in Dublin						INA50
1791 July	Edward Beasley, administrator of Ann Beasley (her youngest daughter?) brought a case against her and several of her children at the Court of Chancery						INA50


^1st Son Charles 1753-1828							H84
1774	He inherited the Ballybrophy estate					21	H84
1775	A gentleman of Ballybrophy. Married Sarah White of Aghaboe, spinster, by Ossory licence. Both of them were Protestants (Irish Genealogist vol 8)					22	H3
c.1794	He built Ballybrophy House					41	H84
1803	Charles White of Ballybrophy, Queens County, Esq was a trustee of the marriage settlement of ^6/47AFrancis Freeman and Sarah Otway. Also Nicholas White of Springfield, Queens County, Esq and Francis White of Coolrain, Queens County, Esq, were parties to Francis Freeman's marriage settlement (deeds 375539, 376947)					50	IRD
1803-	Father of ^1son Samuel (1803-1849), ^2son Thomas, ^3son Richard (of Knockmullen, m. Eleanor Palmer)						H84
1815	He was High Sheriff for Queens County					62	H84
1828	Died 2 Sept age 75 years					75	H84
1833	His wife Sarah died age 80. She and Charles are buried in the family burial ground in Kyle churchyard, Borris in Ossory						H84
1851	The lands of Ballybrophy, part of the estate of his unmarried son Thomas of St Stephen's Green Dublin, were sold to Joseph Plunkett.						H84


^2nd Son Thomas 1759-1827							H84
1782 Aug.	He brought a case against his mother and siblings in the Court of Chancery, presumably to do with his inheritance					23	INA50
1827	Buried in Kyle churchyard, Borris in Ossory					68	H84


^3rd Son Francis 1764-1824							H84
1790	Of Springfield Esq. Married Sarah Barton by Ossory licence (both of them were Protestant) (Irish Genealogist vol 8)					26	H3
1795	Francis White of Coolrain was a subscriber to Samuel Whyte's book of poems					31	BM75
1799	Thomas White of Garryduffe, Queens County and Francis White of Coolrain, Queens County, were trustees of Francis Freeman's deed. Witnessed by Samuel White of Charleville, Queens County, Gent (deed 340519)					35	IRD
1824	Buried in Kyle churchyard, Borris in Ossory					60	H84


^1st Daughter Elizabeth
1763	Married William Smith of Golden Bridge, County Dublin (deed 146421)						IRD
1782 Aug.	She and husband William were defendants against her brother's court case						INA50


^2nd Daughter Alice
1769	Of Ballybrophy, Queens County. Married Mr Nugent of Barrackstown, Meath (Hibernian Chronicle 30 Nov)						BLN61
1782 Aug.	She and her (unnamed) husband were defendants in her brother's court case						INA50


^3rd Daughter Charity
1768	Of Aghaboe, Queens County. Married Marmaduke Grace of Dublin by Ossory licence (The Irish Genealogist vol 8)						H3
1782 Aug.	She and husband Marmaduke were defendants against her brother's court case						INA50


^5thDaughter Mary
By 1782	She married Richard Thompson						INA50
1782 Aug	She and husband Richard were defendants against her brother's court case						INA50


^6thDaughter Ann
1782 Aug	Apparently unmarried, she was a defendant against her brother's court case						INA50
By 1791	She had possibly married Mr Beasley then died. Edward Beasley, administrator of Ann Beasley, brought a Chancery case against her mother and siblings						INA50





Notes (White of Queens County)

c.1710	Thomas White, whose ancestors settled at Charleville near Borris in Ossory in the mid-1600s, was granted Killadooley. He had sons Charles and Robert						H84
1727	Thomas White eldest son of Charles White of Killadooly Queens County Gent; Margaret White eldest daughter of said Charles White married Christopher Sotham (deed 244049)						IRD
1741	Charles White of Raheen Gent married Alicia Moore (Betham's prerog ML)						ZZ3
1741	Charles White and George White, sons of Robert White & Margaret his wife, all of Raheen. Lands of Bowley & Scotchrath 596 acres in Queens County (deed 84363)						IRD
1751	Will of Robert White of Raheen Gent. Sons Samuel & Charles (Eustace's, deed 98963)						IRD/5
1762	Samuel White of Raheen Gent bought the mortgage of Castletown 96 acres and Ballintaggarts 103 acres (deed 142094)						IRD
1765 Sept.	Samuel White of Maheranisky Queens Co, will mentions holdings at Maheranisky and Park, unmarried daughters Margaret, Frances, Jane, Ann and Elinor; Daughter Elizabeth [married John Odlum in 1756 by Ossory ML]; Daughter Mary [married William Wright]; Daughter Catherine [married John Marshall in 1762 by Ossory ML]; Exors wife Catherine and Samuel White of Raheen Esq. Will proved Oct 1766 at Ossory (Thrift, ref. T2586)						INA5, INA3, H3
1768	Charles White of Aghaboe Queens County, will mentions eldest son Charles, sons Thomas and Robert, brother Samuel. Proved PCI 1771 (Betham)						H5
1771 Oct.	Samuel White of Raheen will of 1771, proved PCI 1771 (Betham)						H5
1771-1782	Charles White of Charleville alias Raheen Queens County and brother Robert White of Aghaboe Queens County Esqs. (Deeds)						IRD
1778	Charles White of Raheen married Sophia Alice Palmer (Betham prerog ML). Lands in Raheen, Ballentegors, Castletown Queens Co & Gorraun, Ballyphilip, Rosnafaghtna Kings Co, formerly in possession of Samuel & Charles White deceased (deed 217944)						ZZ3, IRD
1779	Robert White of Aghaboe married Charlotte Hamilton (Betham prerog ML)						ZZ3
1783	Raheen was occupied by White Esq (Taylor & Skinner's road maps, 2^nd edition)						ZZ33
1800	Charles White, eldest son of Charles White of Charlville, Queens County, was one of the 'lives' in ^6/47Francis Freeman's lease (deed 346500)						IRD





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^8/187 Francis Tydd			Gentleman of Creighton's Grove (Springfield), County Tipperary
-c.1738			Eldest son of Thomas and Mary Tydd
						Age	Source

		Married Charity Rogers in 1718 (marriage settlement, deed 12586)					IRD
		Father of	Francis	eldest son (father's will) (see below)			IRD,ZZ5
			Daniel	(see below)			IRD,ZZ5
			Mary ^7/94	[married 1747 Francis Freeman]		IRD	, INA3
			Charity ^7/96	[married 1747 Thomas White]		ZZ5	, INA3
			Elizabeth	(see below)			IRD,ZZ5
		Killaloe will 1738 (Sadlier V1 p.127)					ZZ5


1718 Jan.	A gentleman (from his marriage settlement, deed 12586)						IRD
1726 Apr.	Gentleman of Eminiskey Co Tipperary. He leased part of Creightons Grove alias Cleyeroke, 192 ac. of arable & plantation, from John Creighton for £200 & £38 p/a (deed 33305)						IRD
1727 Nov.	He and his wife Charity were defendants in a case brought by Samuel Tydd^{probably 10/745CB} to the Exchequer court in Dublin						INA50
1728 July	A gentleman of Eminisky County Tipperary (John Frend's marriage settlement, deed 39423)						IRD
1728 Nov.	His father leased him a moiety of several townlands in County Galway (deed 40246)						IRD
1737 Nov.	He, his wife Charity and her father Daniel Rogers were defendants in a case brought by William Gamble Esq to the court of Chancery in Dublin						INA50
1738	Of Creightons Grove (Cly-eroka) County Tipperary. His will mentions a manuscript dated 1718 (see deed 12586) and lands of Mondrehid etc. Queens County and Knockarly, etc. Kings County and a 'fee-farm interest' in Creightons Grove. He made bequests to his children, brother Jonathan and brother in law Freeman Rogers. His wife Charity was executor (Sadlier V1 p.127)						ZZ5
1738	His will was proved at Killaloe						ZZ5
(1770)	Late of Creightons Grove County Tipperary Esq (son Francis' deed 186550)						IRD



Wife ^8/188Charity Rogers

	Daughter of Daniel Rogers of Ballynavin, Co. Tipperary (Sadlier pedigree, Genealogical Office ms573 p.34)						ZZ91
1738	Executrix of her husband Francis' will (Sadlier)						ZZ5
1741 July	She and her children were defendants in a case brought by Benjamin Tydd^9/373E to the Exchequer court in Dublin						INA50

						Age	Source
Son Francis Tydd -c.1796

1746-1749	A gentleman of Springfield, County Tipperary (several deeds)						IRD
1746 Aug.	He let 171 acres of Knockarly and Coolderough to his brother Daniel at £60 p/a for the lives of Daniel, Joyce Palmer and Edward Ledger (deed 84045)						IRD
1746 Oct.	Marriage agreement; for £1,000 paid by John Park, he assigned the townlands of Knockarly (264 ac) Cooldorragh (164 acres) and Creightons Grove or Cleyeroke (192 acres) to trustees. He was seized in fee tail of lands of Mondrehid and Eglish 202 acres (deed 84996)						IRD
1746/1750	Married Mary Park, daughter of John Park, clothier of Cork (marriage settlement above, Sadlier pedigree)						IRD, ZZ91
	Father of Samuel Frend Tydd and Charity Tydd (from his will)						ZZ5
	Father of Francis Tydd [see below, married Jane Flood] (Sadlier pedigree)						ZZ91
1747 June	He let parts of Cahir Queens County to William & John Walpole (deeds 87232 and 99919)						IRD
1749 Apr.	He subleased Knockarley to his brother Daniel (deed 101624)						IRD
1757 Feb.	He and wife Mary were defendants in an Exchequer case brought by Mary Dore.						INA50
1786 Feb.	A gentleman of the City of Cork. His will mentions son, dau and wife (Betham)						ZZ5
1788	Mrs Tydd, wife of Francis Tydd, died at Cork in Feb (Sadlier obit, Hibernian magazine)						ZZ
1796 Nov.	His will was proved at PCI (Betham)						ZZ5

	Probably Francis' son Francis
	1766 Francis Tydd 'the younger' was plaintiff in two Exchequer court cases in Dublin						INA50
	1792 Admon of Jane Tydd alias Flood was granted at PCI to her husband Francis Tydd of Knockarly, Kings County (Betham)						ZZ5
	1796 Of Springfield, Queens County. Married Miss Shanahan (Saunders Newsletter 14 Oct p.2)						H61


Son Daniel Tydd -c.1802

1746-1749	A gentleman of Knockarly, Kings County (several deeds)						IRD
1746 Aug.	He leased parts of Knockarly & Cooldorragh, 171 acres, from his brother Francis at rent of £60 per annum (deed 84045)						IRD
1746 Nov.	Married Joyce Palmer, daughter of James Palmer, at Shinroe Kings County by Killaloe licence (Sadlier)						IRI2, INA3,91
	Father of Thomas Tydd (see below) probably in 1753 (from age at death)						ZZ5
	Father of Daniel Rogers Tydd (had children Daniel & Hannah) (from his will)						ZZ5
	Father of Joyce (married Rev Daniel Nowlan in 1776 by Killaloe licence)						INA3
1747 Oct.	He witnessed ^7/93 Francis Freeman's marriage settlement (deed 98272)						IRD
1749 Apr.	He leased parts of Knockarly and Cooldorragh, 282 acres, from his brother Francis at rent of £100 per annum (deed 101624)						IRD
1776	Of Knockarly (son Thomas' marriage licence, Sadlier)						INA3
1796 July	Of Clyduff (Annegrove), Kings County. His will mentions lands of Knockarly held by a lease from his brother Francis senior (deceased) and Francis Junior, and several of his children and grandchildren (Sadlier V1 p.135)						ZZ5
1802 June	His will was proved at PCI by daughter Joyce, wife of Samuel Austin (Sadlier)						ZZ5

	Daniel's son Thomas Tydd (probably 1753-1814)
		Of Dromoyle, Kings County (Sadlier pedigree)					ZZ91
		1776 Married Sarah, only daughter of Damer Darby, widow of Thomas Eyre, by Killaloe licence (Sadlier)				23	ZZ91, INA3
		Father of	Daniel	(Daniel Tydd's will)			ZZ5
			Damer	(married ¹Jane Johnston in 1807, married ²Elizabeth Cornell)			ZZ5, ZZ91
				[Damer Tydd m. Eliza Hipwell in 1834]			INA3
			Francis	(Lieut. in 19th Regt, d. unmarried 1835)			ZZ5,91
			Elizabeth				ZZ5
			Letitia	(married Thomas Blacklin in 1799 by Dublin licence) (Betham)			ZZ5, ZZ91
			Joyce	(married Samuel Austen)			ZZ5
		1793 Thomas Tydd of Trankraff Kings County, leased 115 acres of Knockarly and Cooldorragh, Kings County, to ^6/47Francis Freeman (recited in deed 340888)				40	IRD
		1814 Thomas Tydd age 61 died in Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin (Sadlier notes, ms557)				61	ZZ61


Daughter Elizabeth Tydd -1766

	She was entitled to a £250 charge on the lands of Knockarly and Cooldorragh, Kings Co. She bequeathed it to her sister Mary Freeman (deed 186550)						IRD
1766 Apr.	Of Borrisokane (Co Tipp, near Nenagh). Her will mentions various relatives including her grandmother Charitie Rogers. She died unmarried (Betham)						H5
1766 June	Her will was proved at PCI (Betham)						H5


Note:	1800 Daniel Tydd of the City of Dublin Esq. was one of the 'lives' in ^6/47Francis Freeman's lease (deed 346500)						IRD
	1821 Thomas Tydd age 55 (so born c.1766) was at Shanagh, Co Tipp with his wife Mary and five children						INL8






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^9/373 Thomas Tydd			Gentleman farmer of Knockarly, Kings County, Ireland
-c.1733			Son of Francis Tydd

						Age	Source
		Probably born before 1677 (apparently not a minor in the 1698 court cases)					INA50
		Married Mary Frend before 1698 (Exchequer court case)				ZZ5	, INA50
		Father of	Francis ^8/187	eldest son (deed 12586)[married in 1718]			IRD
			John	(from his father's will) (see below)			ZZ5
			Frend	(deed 39423) (see below)		ZZ5
			Richard	(4^th son?) (deeds 39423, 40246) (see below)		ZZ5	, IRD
			Benjamin	5^th son (deed 70323) (see below)		ZZ5	, IRD
			Jonathan	6^th son (deed 70323) (see below)		ZZ5	, IRD
			Edward	(his father's will)			ZZ5
			Thomas	8^th son (deed 70323) (see below)		ZZ5	, IRD
			Mary	eldest dau (her grandfather's will)(see below)			ZZ5
			Anne	(married Thomas Bagwell)		ZZ5	, ZZ91
			Elizabeth	(married Wilson)		ZZ5	, ZZ91
		Will of 1727 proved 1733 at PCI (Sadlier & Betham)					ZZ5


1698 July	He and his wife Mary Tydd alias Frend were plaintiffs in two cases at the court of Exchequer in Dublin, one of them against several of her uncles and aunts, children of John Frend						INA50
1709-1729	He was a defendant in several cases at the courts of Chancery & Exchequer						INA50
1709 Feb.	He rented the lands of Cloneen County Tipperary from Dennis Meagher (30705)						IRD
1711 and 1716	He leased his two-thirds share of the Large Front Lane Workhouse in Middle Ward, City of Limerick to Richard Carter, in consideration of the rebuilding and repairing of the premises (deed 31652)						IRD
by 1718	He inherited the lease of Knockarly & Cooldorragh from his brother John's daughter Mary, as heir at law (deed 12586)						IRD
1716-1728	A gentleman of Knockarly, Kings County (several deeds)						IRD
1718 Jan.	He was left woods in Kings County & County Tipperary in the will of Benjamin Frend, probably his wife's brother. He inherited them by 1720. He was a trustee of Benjamin's real estate (will, deed 17308)						IRD5
1718 Jan.	In his son Francis' marriage settlement, for a marriage portion of £800 he leased the lands of Mondrehid & Eglish, 202 acres in Queens County, for a peppercorn rent, and the townlands of Knockarly 264 acres and Cooldorragh 164 acres in Kings County, to Richard Falkiner & Jonathan Darby (deed 12586)						IRD
1720 Dec.	Chancery Bill, Thomas Tydd and Mary his wife, Richard Halbnor? and Jonathan Darby junior vs Warner Westonra and Ellinor Westonra						fmp50
1724 Sept.	A farmer of Knockarly, Kings County. He leased lands in County Galway, 745 acres, from Benjamin Gascoyne of London, for the lives of his sons Benjamin, Jonathan and Thomas (deed 40246)						IRD
1722 Dec & 1724-25	He was involved in legal disputes at the court of Exchequer with Ebenezer Fearnes and Susanna Fearnes née Tydd, his niece						INA50
1725 June	He let the lands of Cloneen to Luke Vipond (deed 30705)						IRD
1727 Jan.	He assigned a half shares of the lands of Gortnecloghy & others in County Galway to his sons Benjamin and Richard Tydd (recited in 67947)						IRD
1727 Mar.	A gent of Knockarly, Kings County. His will mentions his wife, sons and daughters. His wife and eldest son Francis were executors, it was witnessed by Samuel Tydd (Betham's, Sadlier V1 p.77)						ZZ5
1728 Nov.	He leased lands in County Galway to John Blunden and others, during the lives of his sons Benjamin, Jonathan and Thomas (deed 40246)						IRD
1728 July	He was one of the guardians of John Frend of Ballyrehy Esq's marriage settlement with Margaret Campbell (deed 39423)						IRD
1729 Mar.	He, Luke Vipond and ten others were defendants in a case brought to the court of Chancery by Dennis Meagher (probably to do with the lands of Cloneen)						INA50
1733 July	His will was proved at PCI (Betham, Sadlier)						H5



Wife ^9/374Mary Frend -1743
	Probably daughter of Benjamin Frend and aunt of John Frend (above)						IRD
1736 Sept.	A widow. She gave the townlands of Knockarly to her son Frend Tydd. She retained her lodging room in the house of Knockarly with sufficient dye & washing and lodging for her and a servant, with the grazing of two horses, for £20 per annum (deed 59412)						IRD
1737_/8 Jan	Acting as executor of her late husband, she brought a case to the Exchequer court against Bryan Masterson						INA50
1742_/3 Feb.	A widow of Knockarly. Her will mentions her late husband and sons Edward and Thomas (Sadlier & Betham)						ZZ5
1743_/4 Feb.	Her will was proved at PCI (Sadlier & Betham)						ZZ5


^1stDaughter Mary Tydd

by 1723	Married John Ralph of Carkin Queens County (deed 30859, Chancery case)					IRD	, INA50
1723 July	She and husband John Ralph let her third share of the Great Front House, City of Limerick, to Richard Carter for 87 years (deed 30859)						IRD


Son ^BJohn Tydd

1688 Feb.	Exchequer Bill, John Godley, merchant, vs. John Tydd						fmp50
	Married Alice (from his will)						ZZ5
	Father of Benjamin of Tullamore						ZZ5,
		[married Alice Moore, only son John, died 1799, will proved PCI (Betham). Benjamin’s son John Tydd, high sheriff of Co Clare, m. Ann Pilkington 20 Aug 1818 at Ennistymon Co Clare by Killaloe licence, of Beachpark Cottage Ennis, four children 1824-1833 at Drumcliff Co Clare, died 1856]					ZZ91, IRI2, INA3
	Father of Jane [married Belton by 1799 (brother Benjamin's will)]						H5
	Father of Margaret [married Pierce by 1799 (brother Benjamin's will)]						H5
1792 Feb.	Of Tullamore, Kings Co. His will mentions wife Alice, son Benjamin, daughters Jane and Margaret (Betham)						H5
1798 Mar.	His will was proved at PCI (Betham)						H5


^9/373 Thomas Tydd (continued)
						Age	Source

Son ^CFrend Tydd
1723 July	He witnessed John Frend's marriage settlement (deed 39423)						IRD
1728-1736	A gentleman of Knockarly, Kings County (various deeds)						IRD
1728 Nov.	He witnessed his father's deed (40246)						IRD
1736	Of Kings County. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Pierce Moore, 3 Sept at St Bride, Dublin by Dublin Consistory licence (PRS Dublin vol 11, Betham, Sadlier)						H2, ZZ3
	Father of John or John Kelly (1st son) (Sadlier pedigree ms573 p.34)					H83	, ZZ91
	Father of Elinor						ZZ91
1746-1768	He was involved in six cases at the courts of Chancery and Exchequer in Dublin						INA50
1766 May	He and his son John Kelly Tydd were plaintiffs in a Chancery court case						INA50
		Frend's son Sir John Tydd
		1762-1764 BA at Trinity College, Dublin (GEC Complete Baronetage)					H83
		1772 Admitted as a Barrister in Hilary Term (Jan-March)					IGS7
		1772 of Golden Lane, Dublin, married Diana Bunbury at St Ann's, Dublin by Dublin licence (PRS Dublin vol 11, Betham)					H2, H3
		1775 A Barrister of Longford Street, Dublin (Dublin directory)					IGS7
		1776-1800 MP for Maryborough and others (GEC Complete Baronetage)					H83
		1795 Created Baronet 24 July (GEC Complete Baronetage vol V)					H83
		1802 Of Lamberton, Queens County. His will made bequests to his wife, sister Elinor and various friends					E5
		1803 A Barrister of Clare Street, Dublin (Dublin directory)					IGS7
		1803 Died without issue. Buried at St Anne's, Dublin (GEC)					H83
		1803 His will was proved at PCI and PCC by Dame Diana Tydd					INA5,E5
		Frend's daughter Elinor Tydd
		1805 Of Dublin City. Her will made bequests to many relatives and friends, especially her cousins					E5
		1805 She died unmarried					ZZ91
		Her will was proved in 1808 at PCI and 1822 at PCC London					INA5,E5


Son ^DRichard Tydd			(Fisher's pedigree, Gen Off ms281 p.208)
	Married ¹ Jane Dooly						ZZ91
	Father of John Tydd						ZZ91
	Married ² Frances, daughter of Alderman Benjamin Mair of Kilkenny						ZZ91
	Father of Richard, Jonathan, Anna, Frances, Sarah & Anne						ZZ91
1728 July	He witnessed John Frend's marriage settlement (deed 39423)						IRD
1728 Nov.	He was a party to his father's lease of lands (deed 40246)						IRD
1728,1733	He was a party in two cases at the Exchequer court of Equity in Dublin						INA50

^9/373 Thomas Tydd (continued)
						Age	Source
^5th Son ^EBenjamin Tydd
1724 Sept.	He was one of the 'lives' in his father's lease (recited in deed 40246)						IRD
(1727	Note: Prerog marriage licence Benjamin Tydd and Abigail West)						fmp3
1728 Nov.	Gentleman of Knockarly. He witnessed his father's deed (40246)						IRD
1728	A gentleman of Knockarly. Married Jane, daughter of Ezekiel Leake J.P. of Tyrone Co Tipperary (Sadlier pedigree, Genealogical Office ms573 p.34)						ZZ91
	Father of Benjamin c.1739 and Ezekiel (brother Thomas' will)						ZZ5
1736 Sept.	Of Inchin, County Tipperary, witnessed his mother and brother's deed (59412)						IRD
1736-1754	He and his wife Jane were involved in several Exchequer court cases against his wife's family						INA50
1737	He lost a court case against Paul Minchin in HM Court of Exchequer in Ireland and an appeal in the Court of Common Pleas, regarding lands in County Galway (deed 67947)						IRD
1739 Aug.	Gentleman of Shanbally County Tipperary. He mortgaged a moiety (half) of the lands in County Galway to Paul Minchin to pay the costs of the settlement of the 1737 court cases (deed 69747)						IRD
1740 Nov.	Gentleman of Cloughjordan County Tipperary. He sold his half share of the lands in County Galway to William Shrewbridge for £550 (deed 70323)						IRD
1741 July	He was plaintiff in an Exchequer court case against his brother Francis' wife Charity and her children						INA50
1750 Oct.	A gentleman of Cloughjordan, County Tipperary (Charity Tydd's marriage settlement, deed 101996)						IRD
	Benjamin's son Benjamin 1739-1800
		1762 Of Cloughjordan. Married Elizabeth Falkiner by Killaloe licence				23	ZZ3
		1763 Father of ¹Jane at Shinroe parish, Kings County				24	IRI2
		1766 Father of ²Benjamin at Shinrone Kings County				IRI2, ZZ91,
			[married ¹Elizabeth Anderson in 1787 by Killaloe licence,				INA3,
			father of Ann, eldest dau, m. Samuel Cleburn Esq of Carney Castle Co Tipp 1814 (Freeman’s Journal 2 July p.5),				BM61
			father of Benjamin in 1789 (see note) and Joanna in 1790,				ZZ2,
			1791 Esq of Silvermines, married ²Catherine Young at Newport Co Tipperary by Killaloe licence]				IRI2, ZZ91
		Father of ³Ezekiel [married Jane Bradshaw 1813 at Modreeny, father of					ZZ5,
			Mary Baker Tydd 1814 and Samuel Bradshaw Tydd 1817,				INA3,
			died 1827, buried at Modreeny]				ZZ2
		Father of ⁴Thomas [married Catherine Anderson 1805 at Nenagh by Killaloe licence (Sadlier, Nenagh register),					ZZ2, INA3
			father of Henry and 1818 Francis Prittie]
		1776 A freeholder of Cloughjordan, abode at Cloughjordan (ref. MS787)				37	INL12
		Died 13 Feb 1800 age 61 of Modreeny Co Tipperary				61	IRI2
		Died before 1805 (will of Elinor Tydd)					E5
	Benjamin's son Ezekiel -1790
		1761 Of Leixlip. Married Elizabeth Hawkshaw by Killaloe licence (Sadlier)					ZZ3
		Father of Elizabeth [married John Abbott 1788 by Killaloe licence]					ZZ91
		1776 A freeholder of Silvermines, abode at Silvermines (ref. MS787)					INL12
		1790 Died at Silvermines (Sadlier, from Universal Magazine)					ZZ61

Note: In 1819 Benjamin Tydd, a brewer and distiller from a family of minor gentry in Modreeny who were eighteenth century middlemen under Lord Dunally, emigrated to York in Canada and petitioned for land. He lived in the Hamilton area and when he died of cholera in 1832 he was gaoler in the town. (Irish Migrants in the Canadas by Bruce S Elliott 1988)							83


^6th Son ^FJonathan Tydd
1724 Sept.	He was one of the 'lives' in his father's deed (40246)						IRD
1736-1750	A gentleman of Ballyhasty, County Tipperary (deeds)						IRD
	Married Margaret, daughter of Daniel Rogers ^9/375 (from his father's will)						ZZ91
	Father of Charity, only daughter [married John Abbott 1750 by Killaloe licence]					IRD	, INA3
1747 Oct.	He was a witness to Thomas White's marriage settlement with Charity Tydd (deed 199354)						IRD
1749 Apr.	He was a witness to Francis Tydd's lease to David Tydd (deed 101624)						IRD
1750 Oct.	His daughter's marriage settlement put various lands in trust (deed 101996)						IRD


^8th Son ^HThomas Tydd -c.1775
1724 Sept.	He was one of the 'lives' in his father's deed (40246)						IRD
1735	A Cabinet maker of Dublin. He married Agnes, daughter of Rev. John Burton, by Dublin Consistory licence (Betham, Sadlier pedigree)						H3, ZZ91
1741 June	A joiner of Dublin (cousin Francis Tydd's will)						ZZ5
1743 July	As executor of Francis Tydd ^10/745CC, he sold the redemption claim of his glebe and tithe lands in Kings County (deed 77012)						IRD
1752 Feb.	A Merchant of Dublin, a party with Sir Thomas Dancer and Samuel Eyre to a mortgage of lands including Modreeny (deed 103206)						IRD
1771 June	A Gentleman late of City of Dublin then of Finglas, County Dublin. His will mentions his wife, brothers and sisters (Betham)						H5
1775 Jan.	His will was proved at PCI (Betham)						H5






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^10/745 Francis Tydd			Gentleman of Friarstown, County Limerick, Ireland
-1702			Possibly son of Jacob Vander Tijd and Susanna
						Age	Source
		Possibly born in Rotterdam, Holland (see below)					fmp56
		Married ¹	(from his second wife's will & Sadlier pedigree ms573 p.34)				H5,ZZ91
		Father of	John	(deed 12586) (see below)			IRD
			Thomas ^9/373	[c.1670 +/- 10 years] (father's will, 12586)			H5, IRD
			Francis	(father's will) (see below)			H5
		Married ² Elizabeth Padfield(from his will and her will)					H5
		Father of	daughter	[married William Baldwin] (father's will)			H5
		Died May-Oct 1702 (from his will)					H5


1681-1687	He (or his son Francis) was co-defendant in at least six Exchequer cases with Jonathan Darby and others						INA50
1699_/1700	Letter of Naturalisation on 13 Jan for Francis Vander Tijd, born in Rotterdam in Holland, son of Jacob Vander Tijd by Susanna his wife. Took oaths 24 Jan (Huguenot Society vol XVIII p.303)						fmp56
	In his lifetime he was seized with the inheritance of the Great Front House, back side and west garden in the parish of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Middle Ward, City of Limerick, then in the tenancy of Richard Carter (deed 30859)						IRD
1702 May	A gentleman of Friarstown. His will bequeathed one third part of the Great Front House to his granddaughter Mary Tydd. Also mentions his wife Elizabeth, sons Thomas and Francis, granddaughter Grace and son in law William Baldwin (Betham, deed 30859)						H5, IRD
1702 Oct.	His will was proved at PCI (Betham)						H5
1708 July	His second wife Elizabeth was a widow of Friarstown. Her will mentions her brother Peter Padfield [see ^11/1495Rev John Padfield], her children by Piercy, six Baldwin grandchildren and stepsons Thomas and Francis Tydd (Betham)						H5
1708_/9 Feb	Elizabeth's will was proved at PCI (Betham)						H5
(1723)	He was a gentleman of Friarstown, Co Limerick (deceased) (deed 30859)						IRD



Son John Tydd
	Between 1691 and 1718, he bought the lease of the lands of Knockarly & Cooldorragh, Kings County, from George Darby (deed 12586)						IRD
	Father of Mary (who died after her father and before 1718) (deed 12586)						IRD
By 1718	He died. His brother Thomas inherited his lands as heir at law (deed 12586)						IRD



Son Francis Tydd -c.1719 Gentleman of Ballybritt, Kings County
	Married Susanna Fearns (or Frances - Crossle) alias Booth, daughter of Samuel Jackson						ZZ91
	Father of		Grace	eldest dau (her grandfather's will) [married Richard Vicars (Betham), died by 1732 (Exchequer court case)]			ZZ5, ZZ91, INA50
			Samuel	(see below)			ZZ5
			Francis	(see below) (Sadlier Pedigree)			ZZ91
			Susanna	[married Ebenezer Fearns]		ZZ5	, INA50
			Anne	(see below)			ZZ91
			Lydia	[married John Grierson (Exchequer)]		ZZ5	, INA50
			Mary	[married Samuel Wall between 1732 & 1736 (Exchequer cases)]			ZZ5, INA50
1714 May	Gentleman of Ballybritt. Henry Percy leased him the Glebe lands of Ballybritt 14 acres, and the tithes of Fancroft, for 99 years at £2 13s per annum (deed 47516)						IRD
1718 Aug.	Of Ballybritt. His will mentions his wife, sons and daughters, and 'brother' Wall and 'father' Samuel Jackson. His executors were Jonathan Darby and Josiah Jackson (Betham, Sadlier)						H5
1719 May	His will was proved at PCI (Betham, Sadlier)						H5
1727_/8 Feb	His executors Thomas Tydd, Jonathan Darby and Josiah Jackson were plaintiffs in an Exchequer court case						INA50

	Francis' son Samuel Tydd
		Of Duneny Co Kildare. Married Alicia Colley in 1731					ZZ91
		1729-1736 He was involved in several Exchequer and Chancery court cases against his siblings and their husbands					INA50
	Francis' son Francis Tydd -1741 Of Dublin
		He mortgaged the Glebe lands of Ballybritt and the tithes of Francroft (recited in 77012)					IRD
		1741 June. A gent of Dublin. His will mentions his mother and various relatives, Thomas Tydd and William Jackson exors (Betham, deed 77012)					H5, IRD
		1741 July. Died unmarried. His will was proved at PCI (Betham)					H5
		1743 Thos Tydd and Wm Jackson sold his lands to Ann Burton (77012)					IRD
	Francis' daughter Anne
		1720 Married Jonathan Harding 13 Nov at St Catherine Dublin by licence					fmp2
		1720 She made a will which was proved at PCI in 1721					ZZ5
		1722 Her executors were parties in an Exchequer court case					INA50

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