| 9/375 Daniel Rogers
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Gentleman of Ballynavin, County Tipperary,
Ireland, Esq. |
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Possibly son of George & Rebecca
Rogers? (Sadlier pedigree) |
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Married Charity Freeman (Sadlier pedigree,
Genealogical Office ms574 p.6) [probably in the 1690s. JVS] |
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Freeman |
eldest son (deed 22893) (see below) |
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Daniel |
2nd son (deed 67667) (see below) |
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Anchorite / Anchoretta (see below) |
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Maria |
[married Richard Falkiner 1720] |
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Margaret |
[married Jonathan Tydd 9/373C] |
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Charity 8/188 |
[married Francis Tydd] |
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Died Oct-Dec 1741 |
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He willed to be buried at Modreeny, 'close
to my two daughters' |
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1685-1737
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Daniel Rogers
was a party in several Chancery and Exchequer court cases
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| In 1696 |
Her 'Kinsmen and brothers' Daniel Rogers
and Christopher Freeman junior were executors of the will of Charity Disbrow
of Cullenwaine, Kings County, widow of Major John Disbrow (Sadlier Vol 1
p.123) |
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| In 1699 & 1707 |
Daniel Rogers and Christopher Freeman
(his wife's father or brother?) were defendants in Chancery and Exchequer
court cases, one of them involving Nathaniel Disborow |
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| 1718-1741 |
Of Ballynavin, barony of Lower Ormond,
County Tipperary |
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| 1718 Jan. |
A gentleman of Ballynavin, County Tipperary.
Thomas Tydd's lands were put in trust for his daughter Charity's marriage
settlement with Thomas Tydd (12586) |
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| 1719 May |
Of Ballynavin Esq. He leased 10 acres
of the bog of Cloghkeating to Richard Falkiner (deed 13755) |
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| 1720 Jan. |
He paid an £800 marriage portion
to Sir Loftus Dancer for his daughter Anchorite's recent marriage with Thomas
Dancer (deed 17693) |
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| 1722 May |
Thomas Dancer Esq of Thomastown Co Tipperary
leased 6 acres in Modreeny and 2 acres of Lackagh to him, for 31 years for
5s per acre per annum (33703) |
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| 1722/3 Feb. |
He put the lands of Ballynavin, Cloghkeating,
Lacommon and Crotta in trust and received a £500 marriage portion,
for his son Freeman Roger's imminent marriage to Elizabeth Falkiner (deed
22893) |
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| 1727-1741 |
Daniel Rogers was one of several defendants
in nine Exchequer and Chancery court cases in Dublin, including one in 1731
brought by 'The Company for making hollow sword blades'! |
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| 1733 & 1736 |
John Baldwin renewed a lease of the townlands
of Parke, Co Tipperary, to him (deeds 52806, 60055) |
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| 1736,1739 |
A gentleman of Ballynavin, County Tipperary
(deeds 60055, 67244) |
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| 1738 Jan. |
He sold the lease of the townland of
Parke to Sir Thomas Dancer of Modreeny in trust as part of his son Daniel's
marriage settlement with Margaret Rolleston (deed 72741) |
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| 1738 Jan. |
Of Ballynavin Esq. He sold 6 acres in
Clashige, Kings County, to his son Daniel (deed 67667) |
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| 1741 Oct. |
Of Ballynavin. He had an estate 'worth
5 or 6 thousand pounds' of Ballynavin, Cloghkeating, Lacommon and Crotta.
He bequeathed property to his wife Charity and money to his children and
grandchildren (Sadlier V1 p.60) |
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| 1741 Dec. |
His will was proved at Killaloe (Sadlier) |
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| 9/375 Daniel
Rogers (continued) |
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Freeman |
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Daughter of Colonel Freeman (Sadlier
pedigree) (The army lists show only one likely candidate, see Captain William
Freeman below. JVS) |
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| 1741 |
She was still alive (mentioned in her
husband's will) |
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| Son Freeman Rogers -1762 |
of Ballynavin, County Tipperary Esq. |
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| 1722 |
Married Elizabeth Falkiner (marriage
settlement 22893) |
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eldest son (his mother's will) (see below) |
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John |
2nd son [died 1797 s.p (Sadlier)] |
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Joseph |
3rd son [married Martha Cuffe in 1758
by Killaloe licence] |
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Rebecca |
[married William Woodward in 1750 by Killaloe licence] |
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Elizabeth |
[married Henry Blunt in 1763 by Killaloe licence] |
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Sarah |
youngest dau [m. John Walter in 1768] |
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| 1741 Oct. |
He was bequeathed 'the £200 I lent
him' by his father Daniel |
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| 1742-1759 |
He was a party in several Exchequer and
Chancery court cases in Dublin |
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1743 Aug.
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He and Francis
Freeman 7/93 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 he, as executor of Francis Freeman, placed a notice in the Dublin Gazette
to confirm that the bond had been fully paid off
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| 1746 Oct. |
Of Ballynavin, County Tipperary, Esq.
He was a party to Francis Tydd's marriage settlement (deed 84996) |
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| 1750 Oct. |
Of Ballynavin, County Tipperary, Esq.
He was a trustee of Charity Tydd's marriage settlement (deed 101996) |
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| 1762 |
Died at Ballynavin in June (Sadlier,
from Exshaw's magazine) |
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| 1767 May |
His widow Elizabeth of Dublin's will
mentions her sons and daughters. It was proved at PCI in 1768 (Sadlier V1
p.65) |
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Freeman's son Daniel -1797 |
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1776 Possibly of Park, beneficiary in
the will of Sir Thomas Dancer of Modreeny (Betham, Sadlier) |
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Married Ruth Taylor |
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1776 A freeholder of Ballynavin, his
abode was at Ballynavin (ref. MS787) |
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1783 Ballynavin was occupied by Mr Rogers
(Taylor & Skinner road maps of Ireland 2nd edition) |
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1794 Of Ballynavin Esq. His will mentions
wife Ruth, sister Rebecca wife of William Woodward, sister Elizabeth widow
of Henry Blunt, sister Sarah widow of John Walter and nieces and nephews
(Sadlier V1 p.62) |
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1797 His will was proved at PCI (Sadlier) |
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| Son Daniel Rogers -1758 Surveyor
of Land |
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| 1722 May |
Probably a gentleman of Ballynavin.
Witnessed his father's lease (deed 33703) |
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| 1736-1738 |
A gentleman of Ballyhasty, County Tipperary
(deeds 60055, 72741) |
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| 1738 |
Married Margaret Rolleston by Killaloe
licence (Sadlier) |
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Of Liskinland Co Tipperary (Sadlier pedigree) |
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| 1754 |
He was admitted a free brother of the
Holy Trinity guild of merchants |
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| 1758 Dec. |
A Surveyor of land of Frankfort, Kings
County. Administration was granted to his daughter Mary at PCI (Sadlier
general notes) |
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| 1788 |
His wife Margaret died |
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Rogers |
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| 1718 |
Married Sir Thomas Dancer [1699-1776,
4th Baronet of Modreeny, High Sheriff of County Tipperary in 1741] (Sadlier
High Sheriffs, mss 552-553) |
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| 1720 Jan. |
Her marriage settlement was concluded
(17693) |
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| 1752 Feb. |
Probably her children Dame Catherine
Dancer and Dame Anchorite Dancer had rights to the lands of Modreeny, which
were mortgaged by Samuel Eyre and Thomas Tydd (deed 103206) |
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| Note: |
(10/749?) George Rogers of
Ballynavin Co. Tipperary |
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Of Ballynavin, County Tipperary |
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Married Rebecca (Dixon?) |
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Daniel Rogers 9/375 of Ballynavin
was probably born around 1670 |
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| 1692 |
M.P. for Middleton |
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| 1692-1699 |
M.P. for Lismore |
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Freeman |
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| 1667 |
Lieutenant in Colonel Russell's regiment
of Foot (Dalton English Army lists v1) |
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Charity Freeman 9/376 was
probably born in the 1670s |
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JVS |
| 1685 |
A Captain in the Royal regiment of Fuziliers
(Dalton) |
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H43 |
| 1686 |
He either died or left the regiment (Dalton) |
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| Son? William Freeman |
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| 1689 |
A Lieutenant in Sir Robert Peyton's Regiment
of Foot (Dalton) |
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| Son? Lieutenant Colonel Samuel
Freeman Esq |
Of Esker, Queens County |
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Possibly a brother of Charity Rogers
née Freeman |
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| 1689 |
Capt Lieut in Sir Robert Peyton's Regiment
of Foot. Promoted to Captain 1691, to Major in 1706, on half pay by 1713
(Dalton Army lists) |
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| 1691 |
Gent of Esker. Married 1 Elizabeth
Kerin, daughter & sole heir of Daniel Kerin of Esker, by prerog licence
(Fisher's ML, various deeds) |
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Father of 1William, 2Nathaniel,
3Thomas, 4Robert, Henrietta (married 1William
Hebblethwaite c.1725), a daughter (married Col John Murray c.1726) |
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| 1703 Feb. |
Captain Samuel Freeman and 26 other army
officers were plaintiffs at the Exchequer court against Colonel William Villars |
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| 1709-1725 |
Of Esker, Queens County Esq. He leased
and mortgaged lands in Queens County to various people (many deeds) |
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| 1723 |
Granted George Stringer the right to
mine for coal on lands in Queens County |
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| 1715-1717 |
Major and Captain in the 13th Dragoons
(Dalton) |
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Elizabeth died (deeds 4646 & 15753) |
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| 1720-1722 |
He granted an annuity of £20 and
leased lands at Esker, to Celia Bayley, spinster of Chester then Dublin
then Wicklow (deeds 15363, 19343, 19421, 22905) |
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| by 1727 |
He married 2 Celia Bayley
(deed 38228) |
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| 1722 |
Colonel of the Town of Wicklow. He mortgaged
his estate to James Wills who agreed to advance money to buy his sons commissions
in the Army (22904) |
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| 1723-1727 |
Of Dublin, Esq. £500 marriage portion
for his daughter Henrietta, leased lands in Queens County to various people
(various deeds) |
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| 1726 |
He confirmed his mortgage with James
Wills at £3,948 19s 7½d (deed 33635) |
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| 1728 |
Of Maryborough, Queens County, Esq. (deed
40394) |
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| 1729 Sept. |
Lieutenant Colonel of the City of Waterford.
His will mentions wife Celia, sons William, Thomas & Robert (Betham,
also shows coat of Arms) |
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| 1733 |
His wife Celia remarried Patrick Fox,
she was dead by 1749 (from first husband's probate) |
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| 1734 May |
His will was proved at PCI (Betham) |
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| 1741 |
His will was proved at PCI (Vicar's) |
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H5 |
| 1749 July |
Prerog grant to many grandchildren (Prerog
grant book fol 68) |
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Samuel's son 1William died
between 1729 and 1733 (bro Thomas' will) |
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Married Anne (Brother Thomas' will) |
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1720 A gentleman. He and his father mortgaged
lands to James Wills (15753) |
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1722 His father obtained £1,226
to buy him a Captain's commission in Colonel Chudley's regiment of foot (deed
22904) |
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Samuel's son 2Nathaniel |
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1722 His father obtained £333 to
buy him a commission in the army (22904) |
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He died before 1729 (his father's will) |
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Samuel's son 3Thomas -1733 |
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1733 Of Esker Esq. His will mentions
Ann, widow of his brother William, brother in law Col John Murray, sister
Henrietta married George Bowes (Sadlier, Betham) |
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1733 His will was proved at PCI (Sadlier,
Betham) |
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Samuel's son 4Robert |
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1723 A gentleman of Dublin, witnessed
his father's lease (deed 25220) |
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| 10/747? Benjamin Frend |
Of Boskill, County Limerick and Ballyrihy,
Kings County, Ireland |
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Son of John and Jane Frend |
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Married a daughter of Rev. John Padfield
[probably in or before the 1670s] (Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland 1898,
p.155) |
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IRD, H82 |
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Father of |
Benjamin |
between 1669 & 1675, only surviving son (see
below) |
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Jane |
[married Mr. Cuffe] (see below) |
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Frances |
[married Mr. Carroll] (Betham, brother
Benjamin's will) |
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[married Jonathan Darby, son Jonathan] |
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Mary 9/374? |
[married Thomas Tydd] |
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Possibly died before 1689 and his wife
remarried (Exchequer case) |
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Of Boskill, Templemichael and Knockanea,
County Limerick and of Ballyrihy, Kings County |
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Married 2 Anthony Carroll |
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| 1689 June |
Her husband Anthony Carroll was guardian
to her son Benjamin, a minor, in an Exchequer court case in Dublin |
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| 1696 May |
She, her husband and son Benjamin were
defendants in an Exchequer case |
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Married Rev. Maurice Cuffe of Abbeyleix,
Queens County (deed 30212) |
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| 1718 Jan |
She and her husband were bequeathed £10
each in her brother Benjamin's will (deed 17308) |
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| 1724 Feb. |
She and her husband were parties to her
son Joseph Cuffe's marriage settlement with Martha Wheeler, widow alias Baker
(deed 30212) |
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-1719 Of Boskill and Ballyrihy |
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| 1689 June |
He was probably a minor, his mother's
husband Anthony Carroll was his guardian in an Exchequer court case in Dublin |
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| 1696 May |
He was apparently not a minor in another
Exchequer case with his mother and stepfather |
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Of Boskill, Co Limerick and Ballyrihy,
Kings County (Burke's p.155) |
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Married Bridget, daughter of Edward Kyneston
of London and niece of Robert Colepepper who left her half of his estate |
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John |
eldest son (deed 17082) (see below) |
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Benjamin |
(under 21 in 1718) (father's will 17082) |
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Anthony |
(deed 11171) |
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daughter |
[married Ogilvie before 1718, had daughter
Bridget (father's will 17308)] |
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Ann |
2nd daughter [m. William Gabbett in
1719] (deed 13565) |
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Catherine |
[spinster, died in 1741, will proved
at PCI] |
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Hannah |
(under 16 in 1718) (father's will 17082) |
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Mary |
(under 16 in 1718) (father's will) [married
Jonathan Carden in 1738 by Killaloe licence] |
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'During his lifetime' he leased Ballyrihy,
Kings County, 410 acres of profitable land, from Godfrey Boate (deed 39423) |
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In 1702
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Robert Carroll
gave Benjamin Friend Esq of Ballinghee Kings County and John Waller of Dublin
gent, a bond of £200 (Thrift abstract Chancery Bill Dec 1711)
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| 1711 Nov. |
Of Ballyrihy, Kings Co, Gent. He leased
lands in County Tipperary from Godfrey Boate (deed 11171) |
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| 1711 Oct. & Dec. |
He leased lands in County Tipperary to
Thomas Talbott and to William Biggs (deeds 5045, 5226) |
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| 1713-1719 |
Of Ballyrihy, Kings County, Esq. (deeds) |
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| 1713 Jan. |
He leased townlands in County Tipperary
to Charles Walsh and to Ruddock (deeds 4641, 4642 & 4770) |
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| 1717 Apr. |
He leased townlands in County Limerick
to Brien O'Brien (deed 20994) |
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| 1717 |
Of Myrtle Grove. High Sheriff of Kings
County (Fisher High Sheriffs ms287) |
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| 1718/9 Jan3 |
His will left real estate at Rathurd,
Donaghmore & Rutagh; Boskill, Knockanegh & Templemichael County Limerick
in trust to Thomas Tydd 9/373 and John Scott; Farm of Ballyrihy
to son John; Woods in Kings County & County Tipperary in trust to Thomas
Tydd 9/373; Lands of Clonakenny Ballynamoe & Lisduff
to son Benjamin; mentions his sons and daughters, relative Godfrey Boate,
sister Frances Carroll, uncles Richard Scott and Peter, Thomas & Edward
Padfield, wife Bridget sole executor (Betham, deed 17308) |
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| 1718/9 Jan |
He and (his uncle) Peter Padfield were
defendants in an Exchequer court case against Philip Terry |
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| 1719 Mar. |
His daughter Ann's marriage settlement
granted lands in Clonwilliam, County Limerick to William Gabbett (deed 13565) |
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1719
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He died and
was buried at Dunkerrin, King’s County (gravestone)
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| 1720 June |
He apparently renewed his lease to Charles
Walsh (deed 16114) |
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| 1720 July |
He was deceased (deed 17082) |
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| 1720 Dec |
His will was registered at IRD (deed
17308) |
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| 1721 |
His will was proved at PCI (Betham) |
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| 1740 |
Wife Bridget, widow of Ballyrihy, her
will mentions some of her children, cousin John Scott and uncle Robert Colepepper.
Proved 1741 at PCI (Betham) |
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Son Benjamin's son AA John -1749 |
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Of Boskill, Co Limerick, Ballyrihy, Kings
Co and Dollinstown, Co Meath |
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He had lands in the City and County of
Limerick |
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1718 His father bequeathed him the
entire farm of Ballyrihy after his mother's death (deed 17308) |
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1720 Of Ballyrihy, Kings County Esq.
He leased lands in County Tipperary to James Ruddock (deed 17082) |
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1728 Of Ballyrihy, Kings County Esq
(410 acres) (deed 39423) |
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1728 Of Duneevin, Kings County. Married
1 Margaret, daughter of Colonel Josias Campbell by prerog
licence (Fishers, marriage settlement 39423) |
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IRD, ZZ3 |
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Father of |
AAA Letitia [spinster of Dublin,
d. c.1795, admon to sister Jane Burdett] |
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H82, ZZ5 |
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AAB Jane [m. George Burdett
in 1765 by Ossory licence, he was MP for Thomastown (Burke's)] |
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AAC Margaret [m. Ormsby of
Co Sligo] |
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H82 |
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1734 His first wife Margaret died |
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H82 |
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1738 Married 2 Jane, daughter
of Henry Vereker |
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Father of |
AAD Benjamin in 1739 (see
below) |
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1739 His second wife Jane died |
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1739 Married 3 Elizabeth
Ward at St Lukes by Dublin licence (PRS Dublin vol 12, Betham) |
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Father of |
AAE John (see below), William,
Eliza, Ann and Caroline |
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1740 He was High Sheriff of Kings County
(Sadlier High Sheriffs) |
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1740 He and wife Elizabeth were defendants
in an Exchequer court case brought by William Ward |
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1744 He and his brother Benjamin were
defendants in an Exchequer case brought by his sister or niece Bridget Ogilvie |
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1748 Of Dublin, Esq. His will mentions
his wife, sons and daughters, sisters and brother in law (Betham) |
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1749 Died. Of Myrtlegrove (Ballyrihy)
Kings County (Sadlier obit.) |
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1749 His will was proved at PCI, with
a second grant to his widow Elizabeth (Betham, Prerog grant book fol 37) |
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1757 His widow Elizabeth was plaintiff
in an Exchequer court case against his children by his previous wives and
his sisters Hannah and Mary |
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1762 His widow Elizabeth was plaintiff
in a similar Chancery case |
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John's son AAD Benjamin
Frend 1739-1809 |
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Of Boskell, Co Limerick and of Cloneen,
Kings County |
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H82 |
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1766 Nov 8 or 1773, Married Arabella
daughter of George Purdon MP at St John Limerick |
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c.1774 Father of John [died 1796 unmarried
age 22] |
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1777 Father of George Colloden [more
information to 1877, see Frend of Rutha in Burke's] |
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H82 |
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1778/1779 Father of Benjamin, bapt St
John Limerick [more information, see Frend of Boskell in Burke's. In 1898
Boskill was occupied by Mrs Frend, widow of the late Benjamin Frend] |
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IRI2, H82 |
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Father of William 1781, Jane 1784, Arabella
[m. Rev Christopher Tuthill], Georgina Harriet, Adelaide Anne, Martha Amelia |
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1781 Son Simon
buried at St John Limerick
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1782 He was High Sheriff |
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H82 |
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1785 Wife
Avarina died, buried at Killaloe Co Clare
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1792 Daughter
Jane buried at St John Limerick |
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1809 He died and was buried at Killaloe
Co Clare |
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H82, IRI2 |
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Probably John's son AAE John
Frend -c.1793 |
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A captain in the Kings County militia |
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H82 |
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1756 Married Jane, dau of Joseph Cuffe
of Grove, Co Tipp, by Killaloe licence |
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1760 Jane Frend os Cuff, admon to husband
John (Betham) |
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1763 Jane Frend, a soldier's child, buried
at St Paul Dublin |
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1782 He was plaintiff in a Chancery case
against his siblings, similar to those pursued by his mother in 1757 and
1762 |
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1793 of Myrtlegrove, Kings County Esq.
Admon was granted to his son John and daughter Elizabeth Ann (Betham) |
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Son Benjamin's son AB Benjamin
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1744-1745 He was party to Exchequer court
cases involving his siblings and possibly cousins |
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1746 He was executor of his mother Bridget
in an Exchequer case with his brother John |
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| 11/1493? John Frend |
Captain of Cavalry, |
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Anglo-Irish landowner of Boskill, County
Limerick, Ireland |
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Married Jane |
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H82 |
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Father of |
Samuel |
1st son, of Carrigareely County Limerick |
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H82 |
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Jonathan |
2nd son, of Kulmurry County
Kilkenny |
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John |
3rd son, Captain in the Army
(brother's will) |
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H82 |
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Benjamin 10/747? |
4th son [before 1660] |
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H82 |
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Rebecca |
(under 21 in 1674) |
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Anne |
(under 21 in 1674) |
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Jane |
(under 21 in 1674) |
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Sarah |
4th daughter |
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H82 |
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Died between Jan 1674/5 and
May 1675 (Sadlier & Fisher) |
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ZZ5 |
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He was Captain of a Troop of Horse (Burke's
Landed Gentry of Ireland p.154) |
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H82 |
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He was probably part of the English forces
under Cromwell in Ireland during the latter part of the Civil War |
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| 1654 |
He was occupying two stone and two cagework
houses with adjoining gardens (total 282ft by 177ft) on the High Street,
parish of St Nicholas, City of Limerick, owned by Nicholas Fanying, alderman,
rent 9d per annum; value £25 in 1640 (Civil Survey vol IV p.61) |
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He was granted 3,187 acres of land at
Boskill, etc, County Limerick (probably in lieu of pay after the Civil War) |
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H82 JVS |
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He was granted 281 acres of Cnocknegh,
700 acres of Carrigareely and 63 acres of Templemichael formerly held by
Theobald Lord Baron Brittas and also 129 acres of Boskill formerly held by
Edmond Bourke, Irish papist, all in County Limerick (total 1,073 acres) (Survey
& Distribution MFS2/6 p.128) |
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1656 Dec.
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Military order
for removing Irish papists out of walled towns. City of Limerick - Capt.
John Friend (Betham’s)
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| 1659 |
Of Knockatanacushland, Barony of Clonwilliam,
County Limerick. He had 13 English and 34 Irish tenants. He was Commissioner
for the census of County Limerick (Pender MS310) |
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INL8 |
| 1659-1660 |
He was High Sheriff of County Limerick
(Fisher High Sheriffs ms287) |
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ZZ83 |
| 1662 |
He was granted a pardon and indemnity
by the Duke of Ormond concerning all things done before 21 Jan 1660 'provided
he was not of the guard of halberdiers at the murther of his late Majesty'
(presumably Charles I) (The Carte Papers, online Calendar 2014) |
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| 1670 |
He was landowner of 100 acres at Rathurd,
barony of Limerick Liberties, and 129 acres at Boskill and 9 acres of Farrenferin,
barony of Clonwilliam County Limerick, formerly held by Edmond Bourke
(Down Survey) |
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| 1674/5 Jan |
Of Carrigareely, County Limerick (two
miles from Boskill). His will mentions his wife, sons and daughters and sister
Joane (Sadlier V1 p.25, Fisher p.9) |
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ZZ5 |
| 1675 May |
His will was proved at PCI (Sadlier,
Fisher) |
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ZZ5 |
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Still alive in 1674 |
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| 1674 |
Her husband's will 'made her (marriage)
portion equal to the rest of her sisters' |
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ZZ5 |
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Still alive in 1674 |
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| 1674 |
She was mentioned in his will |
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| Son A Samuel
Frend -1683 |
Of Carrigareely,
Co Limerick
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Married Susanna Ware [who was dead before
1683], daughter of Edward Ware |
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ZZ5 |
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Only son Samuel, daughters Mary and Sarah
(from his will) |
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ZZ5 |
| 1683 Apr. |
Of Carrigareely, County Limerick. Lands
of Carrigareely, Downamona, Knocklana, Castlane, Fadan, Fedson & Ballinsboyle.
His will mentions his wife now deceased, his son and daughters and his brothers
in law (Fisher, Prerog) |
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INA5 |
| 1683 May |
His will was proved at PCI (Fisher p.16,
Prerog will book fol 406) |
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Samuel's son? Samuel Frend Esq.
-c.1719 Of Carrigareely |
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Married Johana (probably Joanna Farrell,
see 1715 court case) |
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IRD, H5 |
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1705 He was High Sheriff of County Limerick
(Sadlier High Sheriffs) |
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ZZ91 |
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1709 Of Carrigareely, Esq. His will
mentions his wife Joanna (Betham) |
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H5 |
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1712 Of Carrigareely, County Limerick.
He had lands in the barony of Clonwilliam, Co Limerick (deed 3825) |
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1715 He, Joanna Friend alias Farrell
and several other Farrells were defendants in a Chancery court case against
James Napper Esq |
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1716 Of Dublin, Esq. He was party to
a sale of 600 acres of Carigareely between Edward Packenham and Elizabeth
& Richard O'Farrell (8370) |
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IRD |
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1719 His will was proved at PCI (Betham) |
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1725 Deceased. His wife had married
Thomas Linnott (deed 31116) |
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IRD |
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| Son B Jonathan Frend
-c.1671 |
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Married Margaret (from his will) |
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Son John, daughters Fennel, Elizabeth
and Mary (Betham) |
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H5 |
| 1659 |
Occupier of Tinehinch, County Carlow.
4 English and 26 Irish tenants (Pender) |
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INL8 |
| 1670 Mar. |
A Gentleman of Kilmurry, Co Kilkenny.
His will mentions his wife Mary, one son and three daughters and brother
Captain John Frend (Fisher p.5) |
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ZZ5 |
| 1671 Nov. |
His will was proved at PCI (Fisher p.5) |
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ZZ5 |
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| 1676 |
Married Rev. Thomas Baily/Bayleife, minister
of the gospel, by Cashel & Emly licence (brother Samuel's will) |
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Married William Vaughan (brother Samuel's
will, Sadlier pedigree) |
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| Daughter Jane |
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Married Richard Scott of Emell, Kings
County (Sadlier pedigree) |
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INA5, |
| 1669 |
Married John Baldwin by Cashel &
Emly licence |
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INA3 |
| 1683 |
Mentioned in the will of her brother
Samuel Frend (Prerog will book, Fisher) |
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INA5 |
| 1718 |
Mentioned in the will of her nephew Benjamin
Frend (deed 17308) |
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Sarah Friend of Carrigareely, Cashel
& Emly admon in 1694 |
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Ann Friend married Anthony Woodley in
1698 by Cork Diocese licence |
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| 11/1495? Rev. John Padfield |
of Ballintemple (near Roscrea), Kings
County |
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Father of |
Peter |
(still alive in 1718) (will of Benjamin
Frend, deed 17308) |
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Thomas |
(still alive in 1718) (will 17308) |
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Edward |
(still alive in 1718) (will 17308) |
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daughter 10/748? |
[m. Benjamin Frend, probably c.1670s] |
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IRD,H82 |
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Elizabeth |
[m. 10/745 Francis Tydd, probably c.1680s
(from her will)] |
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He was of Ballintemple, Kings County,
Prebendary (honorary Canon) of Dysart (County Waterford) (Burke's Irish Landed
Gentry 1898 p.155) |
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H82 |
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| 1681 Apr. |
John Padfield the elder and younger and
Peter Padfield were defendants in an Exchequer court case against John Stapleton |
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| 1709 Nov. |
Peter Padfield and his wife Grace were
among the defendants in an Exchequer court case in Dublin |
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INA50 |
| 1718 Jan. |
He and his nephew Benjamin Frend were
defendants in an Exchequer court case |
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