CORK ENCUMBERED ESTATES

Introduction, Notes & Landlord Index

by
Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi © 2002.
All Rights Reserved.

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LISTING OF ENCUMBERED ESTATES MATERIAL FOR COUNTY CORK HELD IN PRONI [Record Group D1201] & THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF IRELAND IN DUBLIN.

Transcribed from microfilms of the LDS church as filmed by The Genealogical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.

From LDS Family History Library film number 258795, Volumes 3 & 4; film number 258796, Volumes 5 & 6; film number 258797, Volumes 7 & 8, County Cork, transcribed and in order as they appear on the microfilm. FHL film number 258798 contains Volume 9 for County Cork, and also contains the sales of Estates from Clare, Dublin, Kerry, Kilkenny and Limerick. FHL film number 258799 contains Volume 10 & 11, but V.11 contains only a few Cork Estates, most of this Volume concerns Estates in Sligo. On FHL film number 258800 are Volumes 12 & 13, with the final Estate in V. 13 concerning lands in Clare and Limerick and not copied here. Finally, FHL film number 258839 consists of Volume 64, and this Volume has only six Estates recorded. Only the Cork Estates from any of these films are contained in this transcription, in order as they appear on the film. Surname & location spellings as per original record on film. Where illustrations and lot maps appear in the Estate sale record, this information has also been noted.

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ENCUMBERED ESTATES ACTS - INTRODUCTION & NOTES - Anita Sheahan Coraluzzi - The Encumbered Estates Acts of 1848 and 1849 allowed for the sale of Irish estates which had been mortgaged and whose owners found themselves bankrupt. The owners could no longer meet the financial demands made by their creditors so the estates, or portions of the estates, were sold off to pay their obligations. The famine left many landlords with difficulties because so many of their tenants could not pay their rents, indeed, many lands were left barren of tenants at all by either death or emigration. With no income the landlords had little choice but to sell. However, the sale of land was inhibited by unwieldy legal procedures involving lengthy deed and title searches until the first Encumbered Estates legislation of 1848, then a more comprehensive Act being passed in 1849. These records are also known as the Landed Estates Court records, and between 1849 and 1857 this Court oversaw the sale of more than 3000 Irish estates. - The British Government hoped that "a new breed of entrepreneur would invest in and capitalize agricultural production" by facilitating the sale of these estates. And it was assumed that this "new breed" of investors would come from Britain.1 However, during discussions of the bill in the House of Commons Sir J. Graham stated "Every encouragement ought to be given to the subdivision of land…He was most anxious to re-unite to the soil of Ireland the Roman Catholic capital of that country, which he thought would be one of the greatest securities for its tranquility. He believed that the Irish Roman Catholics through their industry, together with their long exclusion from rights as to land, had accumulated capital, and that they were not unwilling to invest it in the land. Unfortunately the large estates held by Protestants were for the most part heavily incumbered, and incumbrances prevented the nominal holders from doing their duty as landlords." 2 - Mr. S. Crawford, supporting the bill, put forward: "The cause of Ireland's distress was want of employment and wages, which want was greatly aggravated by the embarrassed state of landlord and tenant…it was impossible to remedy the evils of charges upon land unless by improving the laws by which that land was held. He therefore hoped the House would pass this measure."3 - But it is the opinion of Mr. Sadler during this debate that most concerns us as genealogists, as what he protested to being unacceptable are the very documents we have to look through now. He "objected to the mode prescribed for giving notice of intended sales of incumbered estates in Ireland, for they were limited to advertisements in papers and gazettes little read, or to bills put upon the doors of churches, whereas in no instance had the judges of the land ever deemed such notices valid, unless they had been served upon the parties, or other equally efficacious steps had been taken to insure a knowledge of the contemplated sale of land on the part of the person interested…"4 - The Encumbered Estates documents themselves are in the form of advertisements. Property could be sold as one lot or many lots depending on the acreage and debt of the estate. The typical first page of the advertisement of a sale is shown in the following example:

In the Matter of the Estate of - Richard Ashe, of Ashgrove in the County of Cork, And Alicia his wife, and James Scott Molloy, Assignee of said Richard Ashe, Owners, Ex-Parte Thomas Barry and Ellen Barry, Petitioners - RENTAL Of THE LANDS OF CURRAGHUE, OTHERWISE CORRAGHEMORE, CARRIGAFOOKA WITH ITS SUBDENOMINATIONS OF EAST DROMONY, WEST DROMONY, INCHIBRICANE AND COOLDORIHY - Situate IN THE BARONIES OF FERMOY AND WEST MUSKERRY And COUNTY OF CORK - WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION AS STATED IN THE ANNEXED RENTAL AND PARTICULARS BY THE COMMISSIONERS, AT THEIR COURT, NO. 14 HENRIETTA STREET, DUBLIN, ON TUESDAY THE 10^TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1850, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON - Pursuant to and absolute Order made in the above Matter bearing date the 13^th day of February 1850’

Usually following the advertisement page is a list of the lands to be auctioned with most lists accompanied by descriptions of the property, detailed maps and conditions of sale. Often you can find an illustration of the main house on the grounds. Many of these documents then contain lists of tenants on each parcel of land and note how much land the tenant rents, the yearly rent due on that land and whether the tenant holds a lease or are tenants at will. The majority of these tenants were cottiers with no claim at all and no legal recourse to being evicted if the rent couldn't be paid. Their leases were simply stated as 'Tenant from year to year; year ending 25^th March' (or whatever date the rent came due). - Occasionally there are gems to be found among these records. The following lease information is taken from the sale of the above-mentioned estate of Richard ASHE. It concerns the lands of West Dromony, being auctioned as Lot No. 4. Column headings are in brackets:

'[No.] 1 [Denominations] West Dromony [Tenant's Name] Timothy TWOMEY, [Quantity of Land, English Statute Measure] About 94 A 0 R 0 P [Yearly Rent] £105 2s. 0d, [Gale days] 1^st May and 1^st Nov., [Tenure by which Tenants hold] 'Lease dated 14^th March 1839, for the lives of Patrick TWOMEY, now aged 16 years, and Timothy TWOMEY (dead), sons of lessee, and Matthew TWOMEY eldest son of Jeremiah TWOMEY*, brother of lessee, now aged 18 years, concurrent with the term of 61 1/2 years from 1^st November 1838. This lease reserves all mines, minerals and royalties…also to hunt, fowl, fish, course and sport in…this lease also contains a covenant by the tenant that he will not let, underlet or assign any part of said demised premises, and that he would lay out annually on said demised premises 100 barrels of well-burnt running kiln lime.'5 (*Jeremiah TWOMEY also rented other property on this estate, but he is noted elsewhere as being the 'late' Jeremiah Twomey)

This lease could give valuable information to the Twomey family historian that may not be able to be found elsewhere: familial relationships, ages, deaths and possible occupations can be extracted. I have more than once seen reference to a tenant, listed as one of the three lives of a lease, been recorded as 'gone to America.' - It is acknowledged that many family genealogists will find little use for these Encumbered Estates records. Many of these recorded sales of property are so close in time to Griffith's Valuation that they may reveal nothing more about an ancestor than what information can already be ascertained from the valuation records. However if all other record sources have been examined for the Irish ancestor, these documents hold the possibility of at least placing the family, and possible relations, in an area one, two, three or more years after Griffith's Valuation, along with the possibility of revealing information in some of the leases. - If the landholder that your Irish ancestor rented from has been discovered in Griffith's Valuation records, the Encumbered Estates documents can be searched to see if the landlord sold any of his property. If so, it is another bit of information that can be added to that family's history. - The records of the Encumbered Estates Court are held in PRONI in bound volumes and are available for the whole of Ireland. They are reference D-1201. An index is also available at PRONI--reference MIC.80/2. This index "was compiled and collated, in manuscript form, by Charles Charlesworth, possibly of Dublin Royal Society, and bequested to the National Library of Ireland by Joseph Burke, Co. Tipperary and Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin. According to a note on the flyleaf, 'the notes were written in pencil' and 'were written over in ink, in August 1951, as they were fading out and becoming illegible.'6 - The records of the Encumbered Estates and Landed Estates Courts are also available at the National Archives and National Library in Dublin. They have also been microfilmed by the LDS. The Cork Encumbered Estate Court records are on LDS film numbers:

Vol. 9; film 0258798 (also contains sales of estates from Clare, Dublin, Kerry, Kilkenny And Limerick)

Vol. 10 & 11; film 0258799 (Vol. 11 contains only a few Cork estates, most of the estates In this volume are from Sligo)

Although for the most part it seems the records are bound together and microfilmed by area, there is no other apparent rhyme or reason to their order. Generally you will find North Cork estates in Volume 6, Cork City Estates in Volumes 3 & 4, etc. The following lists of Landholders whose estates were being auctioned are transcribed exactly in order as they appear on the LDS microfilms. Once the ancestors' landholder has been determined from the Valuation records, it is that landlord you will search for in the volume indexes, leading you to the corresponding microfilmed estate records.

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1. James Chapman BELL, assignee of Hugh LAWLOR, an insolvent, Owner, exparte Hugh ADAMS, petitioner- Several houses & tenements, situate at Bandon Road, Rochfort's Lane, & Crowley's Lane, Parish of St. Finbarr's, City of Cork- 16 January 1852 (no maps).

2. William Patrick Lewis HICKIE; James Percy HICKIE, minors, Owners, exparte Rev. Jasper GRANT, Richard Nevill PARKER, and Stewart LARGE, petitioners- Houses and Premises situate Bridge Street and Coburg Street, City of Cork- 12 October 1852- (no maps).

3. Edward ROBINSON, of City of Cork, Attorney at law, and James Scott MOLLOY, his assignee, Owners, exparte George MOIR, James Moncreiff MELVILLE, and William Thomas THOMSON, petitioners- 10 dwelling houses situate at Sidney Terrace, city of Cork, known as nos. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 10 Belgrave Place- 7 May 1850 (lot map).

4. George Alleyne ROGERS, Owner & Petitioner- The Theatre Royal, situate in George's Street, city of Cork, and houses nos. 30 & 31 George's Street, incl. House and premises no. 74 South Mall, Cork City- 17 June 1858- (lot maps).

5. Richard BEAMISH, trustee of William WILLES, deceased, Owner, Mary Anne WILLES, petitioner- Stores, Houses & Premises situate in Academy Street, Paul Street, & French Church Street, City of Cork- 18 February 1858 (lot map).

6. Chalotte [sic] MANNIX,& William MANNIX, an infant, Owners, exparte John CARROLL, Barcroft Haughton CARROLL & William CARROLL, trustees of the Will of Sarah CARROLL, deceased, by petition- Kilcully; Muckridge Close, known as part of Copper Alley; premises in the North Main Street, Youghal; Swordbeare's Close, called Brook Lodge; nos. 78 & 79 North Main Street, Youghal; 13, 14, & 15 South Main Street, Youghal; no. 86 Grand Parade, City of Cork; lot in Fair Lane, Mannix's Square or Colling's Green; lots in Old Market Place, called St. John's of Jerusalem and part of same called Cattle Lane- 26 May 1857 (no maps).

7. Charles CLERY, John Thomas CLERY, William CLERY, George CLERY, Anne CLERY, Maria CLERY, Helena CLERY, Richard CLERY, Joseph Bernard CLERY, Thomas CLERY, The Rev. Edward CLERY, & Henry CLERY, Owners and Petitioners- Premises called Catfort, otherwise Annemount, Parish of St. Nicholas, city of Cork, several dwelling houses- 29 June 1858- (no maps).

8. William Appleby CLIFTON, assignee of Samuel ABBOTT, an Insolvent, Owner, exparte, Lydia ROCHE, John George ABBOTT, Samuel ABBOTT, & Charlotte ABBOTT, Petitioners- Brewery, Steam flour & malt mills, Malt houses, Stores & Dwelling house known as the Fitton Street Brewery, Cork City; two houses and premises on Spy Hill Terrace, Queenstown, Barony of Barrymore; Mill and Mill Lands of Ardorostig, situate in Barony of Cork- 10 July 1858- (lot maps).

9. Daniel Bartholomew FOLEY & William FOLEY, Owners, exparte, James Barry GIBBONS, in the Matter of the Estate of Daniel Bartholomew FOLEY, & the Rev. Stephen Anster FARRELL, Owners, James Barry GIBBONS, petitioner- Houses situate on Pouladuff Rd., Barrack Street & Evergreen Street, City of Cork; Part lands of Ballynagoul; Part lands of Killeenagh- 28 October 1858- (lot maps).

10. William GOING, Owner and Petitioner- Dwelling houses, 17, 18 & 19 John Street; 70, 71 & 72 Dominick Street; 20 John Street; & 68, 69 Dominick Street, city of Cork- 14 July 1859- (no lot maps).

11. Thomas Hillgrove MAYBURY & George WATERS, junior, assignee of John Newton MORIARTY, an insolvent, & Sarah MAYBURY & Michael BARRY, her trustee, or some or one of them, Michael John RUTTLE, petitioner- [note-holdings include lands in Cork & Kerry, only Cork concerns here copied] Houses & premises situate south of Church Yard Lane, Parish St. Mary's, Shandon, & North Suburbs, city of Cork- 10 November 1859- (no maps).

12. Frederick Marcus CALLAGHAN, Esq., Owner & others, exparte Richard CALLAGHAN, Esq., continued in the name of Alexander Foley M'NEMARA, Esq., petitioner- The Glen Distillery & premises; Part of the Lands of Ballintemple- 27 April 1855- (lot map).

13. Christopher Hume LAWDER, provisional assignee of Edward Ellis KNIGHT, Owner, James AHERN, petitioner- Lands of Ballinamought, called Mount Prospect or Lough View, situate in the North Liberties of Cork- 6 February 1852- (no maps).

14. Edward Richard CUMMINS, Frederick Joseph CUMMINS, William Henry CUMMINS, Arthur Bettesworth CUMMINS, Devisees of Joseph King CUMMINS, deceased & of Charlotte CUMMINS, James John CUMMINS, Executor & Executrix of said Joseph King CUMMINS, continued as to said Joseph Frederick CUMMINS, in the name of Thomas Mannix CUMMINS, his Heir-at-Law, exparte John SMYTH, petitioner- Ballycrenan; Part Ballinamought; Part Lotabeg, Myrtleville, Kilmichael & three houses in Wellington Place, Cork- 15 June 1854- (lot maps).

15. Frederick Marcus CALLAGHAN, Louisa Margaretta CALLAGHAN, Richard CALLAGHAN & John Edward CALLAGHAN, Owners, exparte, Richard CALLAGHAN, petitioner- premises situate Alfred Street, & Penrose Quay, Parish of St. Anne Shandon, city of Cork; Glanmire, part lands of Poulacurry- 26 July 1850- (no maps).

16. C.H. LAWDER, assignee of James WALLIS, an insolvent, Owner, exparte John Thos. CLEARY & Another, petitioner- Premises Evergreen Street & Bandon Road, in city of Cork- 20 October 1856- (lot maps).

17. John Newton MORIARTY, an Insolvent, continued in the name of George WATERS, junior, his Assignee, and of Thomas Hillgrove MAYBURY, Owners, Ebenezer PIKE, petitioner- premises Mallow Lane, now called Clarence Street, partly in Hillgrove Lane, partly in Allnutt's Lane & partly on the Watercourse, in the Parish of St. Anne Shandon, city of Cork- 11 February 1858- (lot map).

18. Henrietta MARTIN, widow & Administratrix of Richard Alymer MARTIN, deceased, Owner, exparte Hedges Eyre CHATTERTON, petitioner- Dwelling houses & premises situate on Lavitt's Island, now the South Mall; Parliament Street & Charlotte Quay, city of Cork- 17 June 1853- (no map).

19. William LANE, assignee of Samuel LANE, deceased, Owner, exparte Wright SHERLOCK, Petitioner- nos. 13 & 14 Winthrop Street, city of Cork- 4 July 1851- (no maps).

20. Dame Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON, Owner and petitioner- Several lots in city of Cork; North Main Street; Grand Parade; Tuckey Street; Mills Street otherwise Fishamble Lane; Coal Quay; South Mall; Parliament Street & Patrick Street, in the Parish of Holy Trinity (Christ Church), Saint Peter's & St. Paul's- 1 December 1857- (lot maps).

21. William LANDER, (since deceased, continued in the name of Eliza LANDER, as his representative, under order of 26 Feb. 1855), James LANDER, and Jonas LANDER, Owners and petitioners- Part lands of Grange, Parish of Carrigaline; Houses and premises situate at Kinsale; Part lands of Mahon; Part lands of Ballinamought; Houses on Grand Parade, in Nile Street, James Street, Nicholas Street, George's Street, Mallow Lane, Rutland Street and Montpellier Terrace, all in city of Cork- 16 November 1855- (no maps).

22. Leslie Craggs O CALLAGHAN, Esq., Owner and Petitioner- Houses at Hanover Street, Parish of St. Peter's; Wood's Lane; Christ Church Lane; all in city of Cork; Lands of Clashnascoub and Ballinure, otherwise Besborough; Dwelling house on the Mardyke, or, Red House Walk; Lot in Carrigrohane; & Lands of Ashegrove, otherwise Leaseland- 26 June 1858- (lot maps).

23. Ernest DeTOCQUEVILLE, of Bordeaux, in the Republic of France, Devisee of Richard BEARE, late of Copstown, in the county of Cork, deceased, Owner, exparte William FITZGIBBON of Sidney House, in city of Cork, Esq., petitioner- Killeen, alias Ballygurrane alias Copstown; Glankittane; Ballintemple, and Half-Moon Street (Cork)- 20 October 1851- (no maps).

24. Christopher Hume LAWDER, Assignee of Rev. John SMITH, an Insolvent, Owner, exparte Michael TOBIN, petitioner- Houses and premises situate in George's Street, Merchant's Quay, and the South Mall, city of Cork- 13 November 1857 (no maps).

25. Terence FITTON, Owner, exparte Denis SHEA, petitioner- Plot of ground, being part of the Lands of Evergreen in the south suburbs of city of Cork- 17 November 1857- (lot map).

26. Richard Longfield JAMESON, Esq., Owner and petitioner- Houses and premises situate on South Mall, Morrison's Quay, Queen Street and Logan Street, in the city of Cork and at Blackrock- 20 January 1859- (no maps).

27. Frederick Marcus CALLAGHAN, & Others, Owners, exparte Richard CALLAGHAN, petitioner- Glanmire Mills; Offices, stores and premises on the South Mall and Beazley Street, city of Cork- 15 October 1851- (no maps).

28. Dame Henrietta Georgiana Marcia CHATTERTON, Sir Edward John GAMBIER, & The Rev. Richard DICKSON, Owners, exparte Charles Douglas HALFORD, petitioner- in city of Cork, Paul Street and Brown Street, in Parish of St. Paul; Part lands of Ballinfellick, Parish of Dunderrow; in city of Cork, South Terrace, (formerly called Morrison's Place), and Warwick Street in Parish of St. Nicholas; Houses situate in George's Street, Caroline Street, & Pinchin's Lane in Parish of Holy Trinity; Lands of Illane Roe, otherwise Red Island in Barony of Cork; in city of Cork, George's Street and Grafton's Alley, Duncan Street, Nile Street, Broad Street; Part lands of Farranmacteighe (held by lease from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland); in city of Cork, Dean Street, Parish of St. Finn Barr's; Lands of Mahon- 1 December 1857- (lot maps & illustrations).

29. Michael ROBERTS, Owner and petitioner- in city of Cork, dwellings at Prince's Street; Part lands of Knockanemore; Bride (flour) mills & premises, Barony of East Muskerry; Carrigaline Mills and mill lands; Part of town of Carrigaline; Lands of Beaver (otherwise Coolmiller); Part of lands of Kilnagleary called Boherboy, Barony of Kerricurrihy; Parcels of lands of Kilmoney, Parish of Tracton- 12 October 1858- (lot maps).

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VOLUME 4

1. Eugene SWEENY & Honoria HARRINGTON, or either of them, Owners, exparte James GREENE, petitioner- Houses and premises situate at Castletown, in Barony of Bere- 19 March 1858- (no maps).

2. John Richard Hedges BECHER, Esq., Owner and petitioner- Portion of lands of Hollybrook, known as Hollybrook House & Desmense, Parish of Abbeystrowry, Barony of West Carbery- 16 April 1858- (lot map).

3. Edward Baldwin BECHER, Esq. And of George BECHER, Esq. (deceased), continued in the name of the said Edward Baldwin BECHER, Owner, exparte Alicia Gahan BECHER, continued in the names of Samuel TOWNSEND, and Patrick RONAYNE, Esq., petitioners- Lands of Hare Island and Mutton Island (a subdenomination); Curravoley; Lisaclarigmore; Lisaclarigbeg; East Skeams & South Marahin, barony of West Carbery; also Lands of Rathruanemore; Rathruanebeg; Quoleaghmore; Quoleabeg & Banaknuckane- 5 May 1854- (lot maps).

4. Jonas Morris TOWNSEND and John Henry TOWNSEND, Owners, exparte John LIMRICK, petitioner- Lands of Ballinatona, Coursecroneen and Ardra- 26 November 1850- (no map).

5. Alexander O Driscoll TAYLOR, a minor, Owner, exparte Daniel McCARTHY, petitioner- Lands of Drishane; Shountallagh, otherwise Laharn, and Madora, barony of West Carbery- 15 July 1851- (no maps).

6. Daniel O CONNOR, Joshua Richard JAGOE, Samuel JAGOE, Anne JAGOE and Ellen O CONNOR, Owner, Thomas Somerville FLEMING, petitioner- Lands of Knockavolig; Cloderagh; Dereengrenough; West Caheragolane; Ardra and East Caheragolane, barony of West Carbery- 15 June 1857- (lot maps).

7. Charlotte JERVOIS, the Younger, Francis WOODLEY and James JOHNSON, Assignee of Samuel JERVOIS, and MathewO Hea JERVOIS, Insolvents, Owners, exparte John ALLEN, Francis ALLEN, Daniel McCARTHY, Maria ALLEN, Eliza ALLEN and Catherine ALLEN, petitioners- Lands of Ballinringlanig, Parish of Nohaval, barony of Kinalea- 17 January 1856- (lot map).

8. Rev. George C NASH, Owner, exparte John WHEELER, petitioner- Lands of Brinny, barony of Kinalea- 19 October 1854- (no maps).

9. Horatio Nelson DUGGAN, Assignee of Edmond SCANLAN, an Insolvent, the said Edmond SCANLAN Executor of Peter DOWNING, Anne FITZGERALD, widow, Barry DELANY, Catherine DELANY, and Anne DELANY, William SCANLAN, now deceased, continued in the names of John SCANLAN, Peter SCANLAN, George SCANLAN, Mary SCANLAN, Margaret SCANLAN, Johanna SCANLAN, Ellenor BOURKE and James BOURKE, or some or one of them, Owners, Paul McSWINEY, petitioner- Mill & Mill Lands of Ballindinisk and Belgooley, otherwise Lyle, Parish of Kilmonoge, barony of Kinalea- 29 May 1857- (illustrations & lot map).

10. Charles COTTRELL, Assignee of Jane Elizabeth JEFFERS, Owner, exparte William DAUNT, junior, surviving Executor of Benjamin ROBERTS, deceased, petitioner- Donneen North, Parish of Ballymartle, barony of Kinalea- 9 May 1855- (lot map).

11. Charlotte JERVOIS, the Younger, Francis WOODLEY, and James JOHNSON, Assignee of Samuel JERVOIS, and MathewO Hea JERVOIS, Insolvents, Owners, exparte John ALLEN, Francis ALLEN, Daniel McCARTHY, Maria ALLEN, Eliza ALLEN and Catherine ALLEN, petitioners- Lands of Ballinringlanig, Parish of Nohaval, barony of Kinalea; also Lands of Kilcussane, Parish of Kilfaughnabeg, West Division barony of East Carbery- 11 October 1855- (lot maps).

12. Justin McCARTHY, Owner, Anna-Maria MURPHY, petitioner- Lands of Gortatagill, otherwise Ryefield, barony of Barrymore- 7 November 1856- (lot map).

13. Robert BAILEY, Assignee of The Rev. Peter BROWNE, Owner, exparte, WOODROOFE, petitioner- Lands of Lisfihill, barony of Kinalea- 26 June 1857- (lot map).

14. Rev. George Cornwall NASH, Owner, exparte, John WHEELER, petitioner- Lands of Clashanimod, barony of Kinalea; Lands of Twoghicushin, barony of East Muskerry; Lands of Kilbane and Knocknaheily, barony of East Muskerry- 16 May 1857- (lot maps).

15. John Thomas Hungerford SEALY, Owner, exparte Edward Richard TOWNSEND and James CARNEGIE, petitioners- Lands of West Kilcoleman; Lands of East Kilcoleman; Lands of part of East Gully, all in barony of Kinalmeaky- 26 October 1854- (lot maps).

16. Anna BELCHER, widow, Hester Waring BELCHER, William BELCHER, John Waring BELCHER,John Tresillian BELCHER & William DOWDEN, Owners, exparte Alice BELCHER, petitioner- Tulligmore & Tulligbeg, barony of Kerricurrihy- 10 June 1852- (lot maps).

17. Hill GILLMAN, Owner, exparte Charles DALY, petitioner- Part of lands of Ardkilly, otherwise Sandycove, barony of Kinsale- 10 October 1857- (no map).

18. Robert BICKFORD, an infant, Owner, The Reverend Richard Boyle KIRCHOFFER, petitioner- Liscahanbeg; Blackhorsefield called Goughs Park; Ardmartin; House in the town of Kinsale, barony of Kinsale- 9 August 1851, revised to 7 October 1851- (no maps).

19. Marion PEARD, owner and petitioner- Lands of Glanatore, barony of Kinnatalloon- 2 November 1855- (no map).

20. John Maunsell PEARD, Esq., Owner and petitioner- Lands of Glanatore; Lands of Carrigeen- 27 April 1858- (no maps).

21. William McCRIEGHT, and Mary McCRIEGHT, otherwise BALDWIN, his wife, John HERRICK, Martin HENNESSY, and Jane HENNESSY, otherwise WARING, his wife, and which said Jane is Executrix of Henry BALDWIN, deceased, Louisa HERRICK, John Edward HERRICK, Isabella Shaw HERRICK, Henrietta HERRICK, Eliza LEADER, Herbert BALDWIN, Herbert BALDWIN, the Younger, and Elizabeth McCARTHY, Owners, exparte, Martin HENNESSY and Jane HENNESSY, his wife- Lands of Lisnegat, barony of Kinalmeaky- 15 October 1857- (no maps).

22. William HUNTER, Owner, exparte, Roger Green DAVIS & others, petitioners- Part lands of Derrygariffe, otherwise West Rough Grove, barony of Kinalmeaky- 5 June 1857- (no map).

23. John BOWEN, Esq., Owner and petitioner- House and Desmense lands of Roundhill, barony of Kinalmeaky- 4 June 1855- (no map).

24. John SULLIVAN, William TOWNSEND and Morgan M'SWEENY, Owners, exparte Daniel Joseph O KEEFFE, petitioner- Dwelling house and premises situate in the town of Kinsale- 1^st March 1853- (no map).

25. Mary BRIBOSIA, wife of Francis BRIBOSIA, Esq., Owner. The said Mary BRIBOSIA, by Philip LAWLESS, her next friend, petitioner- Lands of Curriglass and Lisnabrin; Lands of Ballynakelly, alias Glengariff; Lands of Munee, or Muneedleigh- 29 June 1859- (no maps).

26. Benjamin JEFFERS, John JEFFREYS, John JEFFERS, Hugh McCLELLAND, the Younger, and Christopher Hume LAWDER, Owners, exparte Rowland DAVIES, petitioner- Lands of East Ballygarvan, barony of Kerricurrihy- 12 November 1857- (no map).

27. Benjamin Hill GILLMAN, Owner and petitioner- Part lands of Sandycove, otherwise Ardkelly, barony of Kinsale- 9 May 1854- (lot map).

28. Thomas WARE, Owner and petitioner- Farranivane and Lisnabauree; also house situate in Castle Street, Parish of Holy Trinity, city of Cork- 1 March 1851

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VOLUME 5

1. Elizabeth AUSTEN & Thomas HEWAT, owners, exparte, William STAWELL, petitioner- Poulacurrihy, near Glanmire in Barony of Cork-9 March 1858 (no maps).

2. Henry DIXON, owner and petitioner - Rockborough, Parish of St. Nicholas, part City of Cork- 7 January 1856 (lot map).

3. Rev. Edward Henry NEWENHAM, owner and petitioner - Ballincranig, Gurtagowlane, Lands of Lehenaghmore, Barony of Cork-17 April 1857 (lot maps).

4. Hatton Ronanyne CONRON, owner and petitioner - Ballincollig, otherwise Colligtown, Barony of Cork- 29 June 1858 (lot maps).

5. Peter Robert BURELL, Esq. & John Garden REBOW, Esq., Trustees of Sir Charles Robert PIGOTT, Bart., owners and petitioners - Curriheen, Ardarostig, Ballinuskig, Knockalisheen, Ballinlough, Killeenreendowney, Knockmullane, Rathnaroughy- 26 May 1857 (lot maps).

6. Cornelius SWINEY, Ellen SWINEY, owners, exparte Mary CURTIS & Henry CURTIS, petitioners- Carrigrohane, Barony of Cork, & Barnagore, otherwise Ovens, Barony of East Muskerry, & Drumkeen West, Barony of East Carbery- 17 December 1858 (no maps).

7. Nicholas SCOLLARD, Ellen SWINEY, Frances SWINEY, Cornelius SWINEY, Anne SWINEY, Jane SWINEY, Richard DONOVAN, Christopher Hutchinson SWINEY, John CASHMAN and said Richard DONOVAN, Executors of Cornelius SWINEY, owners, exparte, Denis CONNOR, Catherine CONNOR, & Ellen CONNOR, petitioners- Ashegrove, otherwise Gurtagowlane, Barony of Cork & Doughcloyne, Barony of Cork- 5 March 1853 (lot maps).

8. James HORAN, Assignee of Sir John Judkin FITZGERALD, owner, exparte James Richard PARKINSON, Eliza PARKINSON, His Wife, Henry PARKINSON, Catherine INGRAM, & Thomas S. REEVES, petitioners- Currybehy, otherwise Currybehig, otherwise Currabaha, Barony of Barrett's- 2 April 1852 (lot maps).

9. Samuel George BEAMISH, Adam Newman BEAMISH, William Henry BEAMISH & George Gibson CUMMING, owners, exparte Robert MURRAY, petitioner- Ballinamona, Barony of Barrett's- 12 November 1857 (lot maps).

10. Samuel George BEAMISH, Adam Newman BEAMISH, William Henry BEAMISH & George Gibson CUMMING, owners, exparte Robert MURRAY, petitioner- Ballinamona, Barony of Barrett's, including One-third lands of Manlenaskimnahane, Barony of Barrett's & East Division of East Carbery- 20 November 1856 (lot maps).

11. Mrs. Charlotte SYMES, owner and petitioner - Carrigduff, Barony of Barrett's- 6 August 1850 (no maps).

12. Robert Atkins ROGERS, owner, exparte Jane JOHNSON, continued in name of William R. JOHNSON, petitioner- Longstone, Knockanroe, Coolowen, and Barony of Barrett's & Cork- 4 November 1858 (lot maps).

13. Samuel George BEAMISH, [note-the next 3 names handwritten], Adam Newman BEAMISH, Wm. Henry BEAMISH and George Gibson CUMMING, owners, exparte Robert MURRAY- Lands of Ballinamona, Barony of Barrett's- 7 May 1857 (lot map).

14. John BARRY of Knockrour, in the County of Cork, owner and petitioner - Lands of Oughtihery, in Parish of Ahabulogue, Barony of East Muskerry- 3 November 1858 (lot map).

15. John Henry COLTHURST, heir-at-law to John Bowen COLTHURST, Esq., late of Dripsey Castle, in the County of Cork, Insolvent & James ANGLIN, Assignee of said John Bowen COLTHURST, owner, exparte Francis ALLEN, petitioner- several freehold estates in Barony's of East Muskerry & Barrett's, Carrignamuck, Lackennaghter, Callas, Court, Ballygally, Ahreenagh, Cronodybeg- 25 October 1851 (no maps).

16. William CALLANAN Esq. Carried in the names of William CALLANAN, and Susanna CALLANAN, devisees of said William CALLANAN, deceased, owners and petitioners - Rerour & Knockanleigh, Barony of East Muskerry- 22 June 1857 (lot maps).

17. Henry Thorne COPPINGER, owner and petitioner - Carhue, Coultimorroghue, Keelteenagh, Barony of east Muskerry- 17 April 1856 (illustration and lot maps).

18. Justin McCARTY, owner, exparte Nicholas DUNSCOMBE, petitioner- Cloughphillip, Barony of East Muskerry- 10 January 1851 (no map).

19. James John GILTRAP, Administrator of Charles CONNELL, deceased, owner, exparte William John SHEEHY, petitioner- Lands of Dysart, Myshell & Tullig, Barony of East Muskerry & Lands of Carhue, Barony of Cork- 17 April 1858 (no maps).

20. Richard Henry RADLEY, owner, exparte Henry BIGGS, petitioner- Lands of Upper and Lower Knockrour, Barony of East Muskerry- 12 October 1858 (lot maps).

21. John Hewitt WHEATLEY Esq., owner and petitioner- Garryhestie, Farranavarragh, Knockanemore & Mahery, Barony of East Muskerry; Annaghmore & Kilmenoge, Barony of Kinalea; Brinny, Lisaniska, Dunkereen, Ballycoughlan, Ballinloughy now called Scart, Arlandstown and Coolcullitagh, Barony of Kinalea; Rathmaculig East, Barony of Cork; Melefonstown, Barony of Kinsale, and Ballynamona, Barony of Kinsale- 3 December 1858 (lot maps).

22. Thomas HORNIBROOK, Esq., owner and petitioner- Corran, Barony of East Muskerry- 31 May 1853, revised to 24 June 1853. (lot map).

23. Thomas Judkin FITZGERALD, Esq., owner and petitioner - Coolflugh, Gortdonaghmore, Kileen, Dromin, Barony of East Muskerry- 4 December 1857 (lot maps).

24. Richard Henry RADLEY, owner, John GOULD, (since deceased) & Edward BARRY, continued in the name of Edward BARRY, surviving petitioner, petitioners- Lands of Ughtiherrymore & Ughtiherrybeg, Barony of East Muskerry- 15 April 1853 (no maps).

25. Daniel CONNER Esq., owner and petitioner, - Mashnaglass, Parish of Ahena, PLU Macroom, Barony of East Muskerry; Rosnacalp, Parish of Ahena, PLU Macroom, Barony of East Muskerry; Rathcullen, Parish of Kilbolane, PLU Bandon; Derrivecorneen, Parish of Inchigeela, PLU Dunmanway, Barony of West Muskerry; Bahigolane, Parish of Fanlobbus, Barony of West Division of East Carbery; Collenagow, Parish of Fanlobbus, Barony of West Division of East Carbery; Lisheenleagh, Parish of Kilmichael, PLU Dunmanway; Shanlaragh, Parish of Kilmichael, PLU Dunmanway; Ardkitt, Parish Desert Serges, PLU Bandon, Barony of East Division of East Carbery; East Manch, Middle Manch & West Manch, Parish of Fanlobbus, PLU Dunmanway, Baonry of West Division of East Carbery- 9 July 1852 (lot maps).

26. Antony Butler ST. LEGER, owner and petitioner - Rathconey, Arderrow, Ballyharrune, Ballincrossig, Poulacurry, North Main Street (Cork), Coleman's Lane (Cork), Duncan Street (Cork), Glankittane, Blarney Lane, Blair's Hill, Bishop's Marsh- 18 January 1851 (lot maps).

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VOLUME 6

1. Hodder William ROBERTS, now deceased, continued in the name of John Knight J AUNCEY & Martha Wilhelmina JAUNCEY, otherwise ROBERTS, his wife, as Administratrix of said Hodder William ROBERTS, owners and petitioners- Grange, Barony of Fermoy- 19 June 1855 (lot maps).

2.Sir Edward HOARE, Baronet, owner, exparte William LECHMERE, petitioner- Couranig, Togher, Naiskin, East and West Dromerk, and part of the Lands of Annabella, Barony of Fermoy- 27 April 1855 (lot maps).

3.Mary FOOT, (widow), and Thomas FOOT, owners, exparte Walter HUMPRIES, petitioner- Shanballymore, Kilclemsky, Templeruane, Castleruane & Cloon, Barony of Fermoy- 2 April 1852 (lot maps).

4.Sarah Dean OLIVER, Rev. Thomas GIBBINGS & Rev. John ALDWORTH, trustees of will of Charles Dean OLIVER, Esq., deceased, owners and petitioners, also in the matter of estate of St. Leger ALDWORTH, Esq., owner and petitioner- Rock Mills, Barony of Fermoy- 10 June 1856 (lot maps).

5.William Barry DWYER, owner, exparte Susanna Roebuck MOODY, petitioner- Slymanagh & Curraghanaltig, Barony of Fermoy- 10 July 1852 (lot maps).

6.Edmond BYRNE, Owner & James BYRNE, Petitioner- Killenuale & Scroby, otherwise Newgrove- 9 August 1851 (no map).

8. Edmond BYRNE, Owner & James BYRNE, Petitioner- Killenuale & Scroby, otherwise Newgrove- 19 December 1851- (no map).

9.Margaret Anne HILL, owner and petitioner - Curraghanaltig, otherwise Tullig, Barony of Fermoy- 29 June 1858 (lot map).

10.Thomas Travers ADAMS, Trustee and executor of will of Llewellyn NASH, deceased, and Thomas CARMICHAEL and James CARMICHAEL, owners, exparte George SHERLOCK, petitioner- Lands of Ballyquane and Ensinrosty, Barony of Fermoy & Blarney Lane (Cork)- 16 November 1854 (no maps).

11.Henry SMYTH, owner, exparte Thomas EYRE, petitioner- Renny Upper and Lower, Parish of Kilcummer, Barony of Fermoy- 16 May 1851 (lot maps).

12.Richard ASHE, of Ashgrove, and Alicia, his wife, James Scott MOLLOY, Assignee of said Richard ASHE, owners, exparte Thomas BARRY and Ellen BARRY, petitioners- Curraghue otherwise Corraghemore, Carrigafooka with its subdenominations East Dromony, West Dromony, Inchibricane and Cooldorihy, Baronies of Fermoy & West Muskerry- 10 December 1850 (no maps).

13.Margaret Isabella FLYNN and Anna Matilda FLYNN, a minor, owners, exparte Thomas CARMICHAEL, petitioner- House, Desmense and Lands of Killetra, otherwise Mountruby and premises at Cold Harbour, Parish of Mallow, Barony of Fermoy- 26 November 1850 (no map).

14.Edmond BARRY, owner, exparte Esther ELLIS, petitioner- Houses in New Street & Main Street, Parish of Mallow, Barony of Fermoy- 26 November 1850 (no maps).

15.William Lane HYDE, Esq., owner, exparte Augustus MacMAHON, Esq., petitioner- Castlelands of Cregg and Templenoe, subdenominations of Ballynoe- 9 July 1850 (no map).

16.William Spread HENDLEY, Robert HENDLEY, Eliza HENDLEY, Caroline HENDLEY, Mary Jane HENDLEY, and Francis HENDLEY, minors, and of Daniel MORLEY, administrator of Roger HENDLEY, deceased, and Richard HANLEY, administrator of William Spread HENDLEY, deceased, owners, exparte John HAYES, petitioner- Middle Downing, Downing South- 16 October 1855 (lot maps).

17.George Cooper STAWELL, Esq., owner and petitioner- Ballyveiniter [sic] Middle, Ballyveiniter Lower and Ballytrasnane, Barony of Fermoy- 30 July 1852 (lot maps).

18.Garrett NAGLE, Esquire, owner, exparte Ellen BRASIER (deceased), continued in the name of Henry Braiser MITCHELL, Esq., petitioner- Boulinigiah, Tourmore, Knockahullata- 22 June 1853 (no maps).

19.James O DONNELL & Mary O DONNELL, his wife, owners, exparte Peter GLEASURE, petitioner- part of the Lands of Upper Downing- 16 July 1851 (no maps).

20.Sybella MOCKLER, owner, exparte Mathias Christopher HENDLEY, petitioner- House and Desmense lands of Rockville, otherwise Licklash, otherwise Ileclash, Barony of Fermoy- 16 July 1851 (lot map).

21.Pierce NAGLE, of Anakissy, in the County of Cork, Esq., owner, and James HAMILTON, Esq. , petitioner- Anakissy, Clenor, Naglesborough, Cahirduggan, Shanballymore, Mount Nagle, Cloughbouly, Nagles Mountains, Dundannion or Webbville, and Ballintemple- 27 June 1851. (no maps).

22.Francis Edward HOLMES, a minor, Owner, Mary O KEEFFE, petitioner- Shirana, Imphrick, Lisballhay, Ballyhoura, Loughleigh, & Bowling Green Street (Cork)- 12 May 1853 (lot maps and illustrations).

23.Edward STANNARD, Esq., owner, exparte Sarah Maria FITZSIMONS, wife of Walter FITZSIMONS, and Bernard MANLEY, petitioners- Lands of Ballindeague & Mountain, Grange called the rock of Bridgetown, and Lisnagoureen- 10 March 1853 (lot maps).

24.George CROFTS, of Streamhill, in the County of Cork, Esq., owner, exparte Rev. George GWYNNE & others, petitioners- Streamhill and Knocknamodera, and Lands of Ballynamodihinigh- 20 March 1851 (lot maps).

25.Frederick William DeMOLEYNS, of Kerry, Esq., owner, exparte Catherine MORIARTY, petitioner- Ballyshane, otherwise Johnstown West, Parish of Dunmahon, Barony of Fermoy- 17 December 1852 (no maps).

26.Mary ROBERTS, widow, & others, owners, exparte Michael MANSFIELD, petitioner- part of the Lands of Bridgetown, Barony of Fermoy- 21 August 1855 (lot map).

27.Sir James COTTER, Bart. Owner, exparte Catherine COTTER, spinster, petitioner- Knockbrack, otherwise Ballygriffen, and Ballymagooly otherwise Knockbwee, and part of the Lands of Rockforest called Woodlands- 4 June 1850 (no maps).

28.Edward SAYERS, Owner, exparte George HEWSON, petitioner- Croghnacree- 4 November 1859 (no maps).

29.Frederick Marcus CALLAGHAN, Esq., & others, owners, exparte Richard CALLAGHAN Esq., continued in the name of Alexander Foley M'NEMARA, Esq., petitioner- Convamore, Gortroche and Ballyhooly- 8 July 1853 (lot maps).

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VOLUME 7

1. John LINDSAY, Owner, exparte Joseph Woodley LINDSAY, petitioner- Ballintemple, called Lindville, Janeville and Maryville; also part lands of Glankittane with Dwelling Houses situate on the Wellington Road, in the North Liberties of the city of Cork- 6 May 1856- (no maps).

2. Estates of the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Shannon, Owner and petitioner [note-includes Cork & Waterford Estates, but only the Cork concerns are copied here]- Shannon Park, Kinalea or Cork Harbor Estate includes; Lands of Doonavanig, Ballinvarig, Aghnacarriga, Knockmanagh, East Farrenbrien and Minane Bog, West Farrenbrien and Farraneen; Charleville Estate includes Shandrum (part of); Bandon Estate includes Cloughmacsimon (part of), Clogheenavodig (part of), [houses on] Shannon Street, Bandon, also Boyle Street, Warner's Lane and Fox Street; Monarone (part of), Knockanreagh, Currivridy East (part of), Currivridy West; and Youghal property includes four Dwelling Houses and premises- 13 July 1852- (lot maps).

3. Elystan Eyre EVANS, a minor, by the Right Honourable Edward Lord CROFTON, and the Honourable Sophia EVANS, his Guardians, Owners and petitioners, in the matter of the Estate of Anna EVANS and Elizabeth EVANS, Owners; John CHARLEWOOD, Andrew Roger SAVAGE, and Henry Frederick EVANS, Trustees of the settlement of John Freke EVANS, and Julia Bruce MONCRIEFFE, his wife, petitioners- [note-includes Limerick and Cork Estates, only Cork concerns are copied here], Gourtnagoul, barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Kilbolane (part of), called Wood Quarter; Mounteen, barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Kyle, barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Upper Kyle and Lower Kyle; Dooney, otherwise Dunah- 9 December 1858- (no maps).

4. John D'Arcy EVANS, Esq., Owner, exparte Julius DELMEGE and John FERGUSON, petitioners- Coolnagour and Gurtysheedy; Derrylahan, and Coom; Mallabracka; Ballynabearna and Carrogar- 17 April 1857- (lot maps).

5. Christopher Vaughan FOSS, Owner, exparte Thomas EXHAM, petitioner- [note-Estate includes lands in Tipperary not copied here] Certain undivided parts or shares of the Lands of Springrove, barony of Duhallow; Lands of Ryefield, barony of Barrymore; Premises situate on Lapp's Island and Morrison's Island, parish of Holy Trinity, city of Cork; Lands of Grange, barony of Cork; Premises situate Denroche's Cross, city of Cork- 17 June 1858- (no maps).

6. Margaret JOHN, Robert McClure JOHN, Henry BOWLES, Rev. John Wright HOPKINS, Roger Green DAVIS and Spottiswoode BOWLES, Owners, exparte James Edward BUTLER and John PERROTT, Petitioners- [Estate includes lands in Cork & Waterford, only Cork lands copied here], Castlerichard, otherwise Inchyneragh, barony of Imokilly; Dwelling Houses and premises situate in town of Youghal- 29 October 1858- (lot maps).

7. Edward Deane FREEMAN, Esq., Owner, exparte Anne DAVIES, petitioner- Lands of Ballycusheen, Parish of Ballyclough; Lands of Cremane, Parish of Clonmeen; Lands of Meenskehy, Parish Cullen & Dromtariff; Part East & West Clonbannin, Parish Cullen & Dromtariff; Part lands Derrinagree and Islandahill, otherwise Islandobilly, Parish Cullen & Dromtariff; Lands of Garryduff, Parish of Ballyclough; Lands of Knocknagree, Parish of Nohavildaly; Lands of Knockane, Parish of Clonfert- 4 June 1850- (lot maps).

8. Right Honourable ROBERT EARL OF KINGSTON, of Mitchelstown Castle, in the Co. of Cork, Owner, exparte Eliza HOOPS and Sylvester YOUNG, petitioners- Bellerough (part of); Lyrebarry (part of); Gortnaskehy (part of); and Macrony Upper (part of)- 2 December 1851- (lot maps).

9. John HYDE, Esq., of Castle Hyde, Owner and petitioner- [Estate includes Lands in Limerick and Tipperary not copied here], First Division of the Estates of John HYDE, Esq., comprising the Manor, Town and Lands of Castle Hyde, including, Ballyvodoona; Strawhill; Carrigabrick and Rathealy; Ballyarthur; Kilquain; Connyberry; Clone and premises in Castletownroche; Castle Hyde; Coolmucky; Coolroe; Knockananig; Ashfield; Condon's Farm; Sheepwalk; Bawngarriff; North & South Acres; Cullinagh; Labocally; Farranlahessery East; Farranlahessery West; and Premises in the town of Youghal- 5 December 1851- (lot maps).

10. Right Honourable VALENTINE, EARL OF KENMARE, and Edmond JERNINGHAM, Esq., Trustees of the Estate of Sir George GOOLD, Baronet and Henry Valentine GOOLD, Esq., and Others, Owners, exparte Jane ATKINSON, petitioner- [Estate includes Lands in Tipperary and Cork, only Cork copied here], Old Court otherwise Shanacourt (three miles from Cork City) and Ringroe, or Ballyorban; Rochestown (part of)- 12 March 1852- (lot maps).

11. Frederick William DeMOLEYNS and the Rev. William DeMOLEYNS, owners, exparte Francis Spring WALKER, petitioner- [Estate also includes Lands in Kerry not copied here], Lands of Johnstown, otherwise Ballyshane, Parish of Dunmahon- 8 July 1851- (lot maps).

12. Edward Deane FREEMAN, Esq., Owner, exparte Anne DAVIES, petitioner- [Estate includes Lands in Cork and Limerick, only Cork copied here], Castlecor, Parish of Kilbrin; East Ballyhest and Dromin, Parish of Kilbrin; Knockballymartin, Parish & Barony of Cork; Curragh and Ardtemple, Parish & Barony of Cork; Glounakiel, Parish of Clonfert; Ballymacpierce, Parish of Kilbrin- 26 November 1852- (lot maps).

13. Daniel James MOYNAHAN, of Freemount in Co. of Kerry, Owner, exparte William FAGAN, of Feltrim in Barony of Cork, petitioner- [Estate includes Lands in Kerry not copied here], Lands of Cullen; in Cullen, Lands called two Gneeves- 21 November 1851- (no maps).

14. Henry PARKER, John Robert Theophilus Hastings PARKER, Henry Francis Hastings PARKER, John Godfrey TEED, Edmond WHITE, Thomas CONNELL, and Peter Hennis GREEN, Owners, exparte Roger Green DAVIS, petitioner- [Estate includes Lots situate in Cork and Waterford, only Cork copied here], Mills of Gill Abbey, consisting of Lands of Ballygaggin; North and South Cloghane; Lands of Modelligo and part of Coolebane, situated in the Barony of Condons and Clangibbon; Lands of Currebehy; Lands of Glenballycollinane, in the Barony of Kinnatalloon; part Lands of Carrigeen and Glanatore; Lands of Shanakiel; Lands of Kilcronart; Lands of Garrantaggart & Agherne, in the Barony of Kinnatalloon; Lands of Knocknastacane and Knockacorrocouse, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Brookpard(k?), in the Parish of Kilcorney, in the Barony of West Muskerry; Lands of Lisgoold, otherwise Ballyvonteen, in the Parish of Lisgoold, Barony of Barrymore; Lands of Kilmagner, in the Barony of Imokilly; Liberties in the town of Youghal; Greenpark, near Youghal; Ballyling, in the Parish of Ightermurragh; Lands of Kilcoran, in the parish of Youghal; and the Lands of Summerfield, near the town of Youghal- 11 July 1851- (no maps).

15. Christopher Hume LAWDER, Assignee of Rev. Gustavus WARNER, Owner, exparte Catherine KEMMIS, petitioner- [Estate includes Lands in Cork and city of Dublin, only Cork copied here], Lands situate within 5 miles of Charleville; Killabragher, in the Barony of Orrery and Kilmore- 20 May 1853- (lot map).

16. Robert Power RONAYNE, Esq., Owner, Andrew CARMICHAEL and John MacDONNELL, Esq., Surviving Executors of Richard CARMICHAEL, Esq., deceased, petitioners- [Estate includes Lands in Cork and Waterford, only Cork copied here], Part Lands and premises known as Pike Park, situate in the town and liberties of Youghal; Town Fields, liberties of Youghal- 20 June 1851- (no maps).

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VOLUME 8

1. Jeremiah O CALLAGHAN, of Lahern in the County of Cork, Owner, exparte Robert Francis M'LEOD, petitioner- Lands of Kilpadder, with its subdenominations of North & South Carricleena, and East & West Glashaboy, in the Barony of Duhallow- 10 January 1852- (lot maps).

2. John Robert ATKINS, Owner and petitioner- Lands of Coolmahane, in the Barony of Duhallow- 19 April 1855- (no maps).

3. Letitia PURCELL, of the city of Manchester England, widow, Owner, exparte Thomas SADLIER, petitioner- Lands of Upper Gurtinard, in the Parish of Clonmeen, in the Barony of Duhallow- 20 February 1852- (no map).

4. Christopher Hume LAWDER, provisional Assignee of Richard LEAHY, an insolvent debtor, deceased, Owner, exparte Charles John DALY, petitioner, continued in the names of Robert ORR and Michael MURPHY, official Assignees of Richard LEAHY, an insolvent debtor, deceased, Owner, exparte Charles John DALY, petitioner- Lands of Ballybane called Coolnahilla, in the Barony of Duhallow- 25 March 1858- (lot map).

5. Michael MURPHY and Charles Henry JAMES, official Assignees of Richard LEAHY, an insolvent, deceased, Owners, exparte Charles John DALY, petitioner- Lands of Keelnahulla, otherwise Keele, in the Barony of Duhallow- 23 June 1859- (no map).

6. George THOMAS, Trustee and Executor of John CONNELL, deceased, and Christopher CONNELL, Heir-at-law of said John CONNELL, Owner, exparte Mary Minton CONNELL, Executrix of Mary Athins CONNELL, and John Minton CONNELL, her husband, petitioners- Lands of Upper Scarteen and Lower Scarteen, in the Union of Kanturk, in the Barony of Duhallow- 30 May 1857- (no maps).

7. Denis LANE and William Rogers JOHNSON, Owners, exparte Thomas JOHNSON and Joseph Rogers WISEMAN, petitioners- Lands of Bannagh, otherwise Banny, in the Barony of Duhallow- 9 February 1858- (no maps).

8. Thomas TANGNEY. Assignee of Henry WRIXON, Owner, exparte Nicholas WRIXON, petitioner- Lands of Ballinbrittig, otherwise Cecilstown, called the Demesne Lands; also that part called Ballinamona, in the Barony of Duhallow- 6 March 1856- (lot maps).

9. Bartholomew GIBBINGS and Others, Owners and petitioners- Lands of Ballynoe and Garrane, otherwise Gurrane, otherwise Marybrook, in the Barony of Duhallow- 24 May 1860- (no maps).

10. Charles WRIGHT, Esq., Devisee in trust of Michael CREAGH, deceased, Owner, the Reverend Morgan O BRIEN and the Reverend Edmond MURPHY, petitioners- Annakissy North; Cooldurragha and parts of Clenor; Rossankneau, called Bettyville; Pulleen; Six Gneeves of Garrantifineen, Two Gneeves of Garrantifineen called Blue Pool, Eight Gneeves of Garranaglossy called Springgrove; Grenane; and Ballyandrew- 25 July 1853- (lot maps).

11. Denis O CALLAGHAN and Moses MULCHINOGH, Owners, exparte Averina GUBBINS and Letitia GUBBINS, petitioners- Part Lands of Gortnagross, called Righiberg, in the Barony of Duhallow- 4 May 1852- (no maps).

12. Richard NAGLE, Assignee of Charles Joseph CURTIN, Esq., M.D., Owner, exparte William CREAGH, petitioner by Original & Supplemental petition and James BARRY, Assignee of William CURTIN, Esq., Owner, Philip William CREAGH, petitioner- Lands of Clonmeen, called Coolroemore, about ten miles from Mallow, in the Barony of Duhallow- 26 September 1857- (no maps).

13. Thaddeus CALLAGHAN, Owner and petitioner, in the Matter of Thomas Francis O CONNELL, John O CONNELL, Ellen Maria O CONNELL, William Peter O CONNELL, and Charles O CONNELL, Owners and petitioners- Lands of Lower Knockduff, situate in the Manor of Newmarket, Parish of Clonfert, in the Barony of Duhallow- 3 November 1851- (no map).

14. Thomas James NASH, Christopher Crofts NASH, or Thomas NASH, Owners, exparte The Reverend William CROFTS and Christopher CROFTS, petitioners- Lands of Rockfield, called Upper Ballyheen and Lower Ballyheen, or Rockfield Demesne, in the Barony of Duhallow- 24 June 1858- (no maps).

15. John Maunsell PEARD, Esq., Owner, Marion PEARD, petitioner- Lands of Glanatore, in the Barony of Kinnatalloon- 27 April 1858- (no map).

16. William SEALY, Esq., Owner & petitioner- Island or Lands of Spike Island, harbour of Cork, Barony of Barrymore- 10 February 1859- (no map).

17. John SEALY and John YOUNG, owners, exparte Winspear TOYE, deceased, continued in the name of Jane HUNGERFORD, as his Administratrix, petitioner- Lands of Ahadalane, Barony of Ibane & Barryroe- 29 April 1858- (lot map).

18. Hamilton WHITE, and Elizabeth WHITE, Richard WHITE, Elizabeth Warren Lucy WHITE, Anna Maria WHITE, Francis James WHITE, Rosa Elinor WHITE, Edward John WHITE, Frances Maria WHITE, Walter WHITE, Alicia Olivia WHITE, and Charles Henry WHITE, and of Elizabeth Davis GILLMAN and Thomas GILLMAN, Owners, exparte The Reverend John St. George WILLIAMS and Lemuel Ebenezer WARREN, petitioners- Deryginah, about 2 miles from Bantry; Raheen; Cahernacrin; Drumbroe; Droumadoneen; Skahanagh; Shandrum; Inchiclough and its subdenominations Shanacknock and Laheran; Stores in Bantry; Lower Gurteen; Reenavannah (in Whiddy Island) and Hog Island; Kealkill (part of); North Glounaglough &c.; South Glounaglough; Oughterrybeg- 3 December 1852- (lot maps).

19. Thomas BARTER, Owner, exparte Richard Nevill PARKER, petitioner- Lands and premises of Kilnahone, Lisnegree and Lisnemona, called the Demesne Lands or Lower Kilnahone- 5 March 1852- (no maps).

20. Elizabeth TRESILLIAN, Widow, Stewart TRESILLIAN, William D. TRESILLIAN and Elizabeth TRESILLIAN, Owners, the said Elizabeth TRESILLIAN, widow, petitioner- Several Well Circumstanced Dwelling Houses and Premises in the town of Bandon- 19 October 1855- (no maps).

21. James HANNING, Owner and petitioner- Lands called 'Evergreen' in the Parish of St. Nicholas, city of Cork; Friar's Walk in the city of Cork; Maypole Rd., city of Cork; Ingreaga and Scarriffe, situate in the Barony of Imokilly; Glenager, in the Barony of Imokilly; Lands of Kilcrone and Ballyfin, in the Barony of Imokilly- 1 May 1858- (lot maps).

22. **This entry concerns Estate Lands in County Tyrone belonging to Sir Thomas STAPLES, not copied here.

23. Margaret JOHN, Robert M'Clure JOHN, Henry BOWLES, Rev. John Wright HOPKINS, Roger Green DAVIS, and Spottiswoode BOWLES, Owners, exparte James Edward BUTLER and John PERROTT, petitioners- Dwelling House and premises South Abbey Street and in the North Main Street, in the Town of Youghal- 8 January 1859- (no maps).

24. Robert Uniacke Penrose FITZGERALD, Esq. Owner & petitioner- Reishe, in the Barony of Barrymore; Woodstock, in the Manor of Barryscourt, in the Barony of Barrymore; Drummin, otherwise Dromin, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Ballynagrath, otherwise Ballynagragh, in the Barony of Fermoy; Coolmanagh, in the Barony of Duhallow; Sleveen, otherwise Slaveens, in the Barony of Imokilly; Ballycourlea, otherwise Ballincorlea, subdenomination of Oxmarsh, in the Barony of Imokilly- 28 May 1852- (lot maps).

25. Richard Thomas GOOLD, a minor, Owner, Catherine Anne GOOLD and Lucinda GOOLD, petitioners- The Lands of Curryglass, otherwise Curraghglasse, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore- 7 May 1852- (no maps).

26. John BENNETTand Freeman CROFTS, Owners and petitioners- Lands formerly called Nielands Fields and Callanan's Fields and the Flax Field, but now known as Lands and Premises in and adjoining the town of Charleville, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore, in the Parish of Rathgoggin- 8 February 1855- (lot maps). *See also #30.

27. Christopher Hume LAWDER (Assignee of George Freeman GLOVER, deceased), Robert Mitchell GLOVER, Susan GLOVER, widow, and George GLOVER, Owner and petitioners- The one divided fourth part of the Lands of Curraghclonbroe, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore- 2 December 1856- (lot map).

28. John Nicholas LYSAGHT, Esq., and Rebecca LYSAGHT, spinster, Owners, exparte James LYSAGHT, Esq., petitioner- Lands of Derryorgan and Tullacondra, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore- 26 October 1852- (no maps).

29. Robert BULLEN, Owner, exparte Thomas Henry ALLEN, petitioner- Lands of Coolbane, Faha and Inchibull; Lands of Ballinamuddagh, otherwise Rockspring, being Part of the Lands of Liscarrol, situate in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore- 19 October 1855- (no maps).

30. John BENNETT and Freeman CROFTS, Esqs., Owners and petitioners- Castlewrixon, (part of) called Ballinrahy; Castlewrixon Middle; Castlewrixon (part of) called Ballinling; Ballyroe and Moneline; Part town of Charleville; Ballyhesta or Wills Grove; Corroghclonbroe East and West, in the Parish of Shandrum- 15 November 1851- (lot maps) *See also #26.

31. Estate of the Right Honourable STEPHEN, EARL OF MOUNTCASHELL, William CALLAGHAN, Assignee of William CROFTS, a Bankrupt, Samuel WILLIAMS, Carden Terry WILLIAMS, John WILLIAMS, Stawell WEBB, Humphrey Evans WILLIAMS, Catherine GILLESPIE, otherwise WILLIAMS, and William GILLESPIE, Sarah WILLIAMS, Henry GILLESPIE, Martha McAULIFFE, Catherine MASSY, Sarah MASSY, Jane MASSY, Christopher A. BULL, Arthur W. J. BULL, Mary W. BULL, Jane W.E. BULL, Marianne C. BULL, and Joshua Frederick BULL, Owners, exparte Edward Wight SEYMOUR, petitioner- Towns and Lands of Ballybeg, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Ballynafanna and Glandolane OR Clondulane, in the Barony of Condons and Clangibbons; Lands of Lagg and Garryard [note-Garryard is crossed out]- 9 May 1856- (lot maps).

32. George Thomas DeMASSY, Esq., a minor, Owner, exparte Anne O DELL, petitioner- Lands of Knockough, otherwise Knockcough, in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore- 17 November 1857- (no maps).

33. Monsell WORRALL, Assignee of the Estate and Effects of Edward GLOVER, an Insolvent, and John Power GLOVER, Owners, exparte Anna DeBURGH, petitioner- one divided Moiety of the town and Lands of Curraghclonbroe, in the Barony of Orrey & Kilmore- 17 June 1858- (no maps).

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1. The Right Hon. ROBERT EARL OF KINGSTON, Thomas Joseph EYRE, and James SADLIER ,owners and petitioners- Fee Simple Estates in the Barony of Coshlea and County of Limerick, and in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbon, Barony of Fermoy and Barony of Duhallow, in the County of Cork [note-only Cork Estate Lands copied here], 55 Lots include Labbamalogga West, Labbamalogga Middle, Labbamalogga East, Derrylahan, Tooreagh and Gortnamina, Shraharla, Knockanevin (part of), Baunanooneeny, Curraghgorm (part of), Derrynanool (part of), Marshallstown (part of), Glenahulla (part of), Cloghleafin (part of), Commons, Ballydeloughey (part of), Kilclooney (part of), Graigue, Boleynanoultagh, Ballyvisteen, Gortacurrig, Quit-rent Mountain, Springvale, Glasvaunta, Kilmaculla, Old Castletown (part of), Cullenagh, Ballyshurdane, Kildorrary [sic] (part of), Scart (part of), Glenatlucky, Killikane, Skeheen Upper, Curraghavoe (part of), Glenduff, Clonmeen &c.- 10 February 1855, revised to 5 June 1855- (lot maps)

2. Thomas Darcy EVANS, owner, exparte Julius DELMEGE and John FERGUSON, petitioners- [note: Estate also includes Lands in Limerick, only Cork copied here], Lands of Knockaclarig, in the Parish of Kilmeen, in the Barony of Duhallow- 10 July 1851- (lot maps).

3. Charles Denroche PURCELL, Esq., deceased, continued in the name of Richard PURCELL [note: the name Richard crossed out, hard to read but looks like the name William handwritten next to it], owner, exparte Jane TARRANT, petitioner- [note: Estate includes Lands in Limerick & Cork, only Cork copied here], Lands of Kilcoleman and Garryvasogue; Lands of Meenacloghrane and Knocknashannagh; Lands of Cookeerane and Shanaknock; Part of Lathsey; Part Lands of Knocknegrenane East and West, and Duargins or Castlelands; Lands of Lislehane and Vicars, alias Lisaniskea; all in the Parishes of Dromtarriff, Cullen, Millstreet and Nohival, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Gurtnacrehy and Mullaghroe East alias Mullaghroe South; Lands of Mullaghroe West alias Mullaghroe North; Two Gneeves (part of); Knockduff (part of which was formerly called Knockeenleagh); Glountanemore, Derrigh; Egloun and Glountanebeg, situate in the Parish of Cullen in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Dromrastel, otherwise Woodpark, in the Parish of Ballyclogh, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Gortnaconroe, in the Parish of Clonfert, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Esk, North & South, in the Parish of Kilshannick; Lands of Maulikillikeen, in the Parish of Kilmeen, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Droaminan, otherwise Garranjames, in the Parish of Imogeely, in the Barony of Imokilly; Lands of Gurteenacluna, in the Parish of Clonmeen, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Kilroe, in the Parish of Ballyclogh, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Garrygurt, otherwise Garrygue, part of Kilballyvorihy, in the Parish of Knocktemple, in the Barony of Duhallow; Lands of Meadstown, otherwise Ballynameagh, in the Parish of Ferahy [sic], in the Barony of Fermoy; Lands of Lackaroe, known as Lear and Hurley's Lot, in the Parish of Liscarrol in the Barony of Orrery & Kilmore; Lands of Scarteen, Carhue and Gurtatrea, in the Parish of Inniscarra and Donoughmore, in the Barony of East Muskerry; Lands of Callas, in the Parish of Inniscarra, in the Barony of East Muskerry; Lands of Lisnashandrum, in the Parish of Inniscarra, in the Barony of East Muskerry- 25 November 1851- (lot maps).

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1. James Milner BARRY, owner, exparte The Rev. George EAGLE, and Another, continued in the name of Mary Milner BARRY, petitioner- About 1800 acres of Lands in Skehanagh, otherwise Skehanagh North and Skehanagh South; and Cooloiquane, otherwise Coolquane, less than a mile from Watergrass Hill, in the Barony of Barrymore- 20 April 1855- (no maps).

2. Eliza SWAYNE and Charlotte Ellen SWAYNE, spinsters, Louisa RODEROE, otherwise SWAYNE, wife of William RODEROE, Caroline BARTOLETTO, otherwise SWAYNE, wife of John BARTOLETTO, Georgina MOY, otherwise SWAYNE, wife of Francisco MOY, and of Anne MONKMAN, otherwise SWAYNE, wife of William MONKMAN, Owners, Thomas Mannon AHEARNE, petitioner- Part of the Lands of Skehannagh and Coolquane, 182 acres, 2 roods and 9 perches, in the Barony of Barrymore- 11 June 1858- (lot maps).

3. Sir Edward HOARE, Baronet, and Edward Wallis HOARE, owner, exparte Thomas GARDE, petitioner- Lackenroe, situate in the Barony of Barrymore; Lands of Ardcahane, Kealaraheen, Gortenure, Moneyreagh and Drumdeege, situate in the West Division of the Barony of East Carbery; Lands of Carrigrohane, situate in the Barony of Cork- 17 November 1854- (lot maps).

4. James Milner BARRY, and Another, owners, exparte Eliza Milner BARRY, petitioner- Lands of Skahanagh, Formerly called and known as Upper, Middle & Lower Skahanagh, now called Skahanagh North and Skahanagh South, situate in the Parish of Ballinaultig, in the Barony of Barrymore- 26 July 1852- (lot maps).

5. Garrett Standish BARRY, owner, exparte Samuel Philip TOWNSEND, petitioner- Unsold portions of Leamlara, consisting of the subdenominations of Carrigane, Glengarriffmore, Glengarriffbeg, Doneen, Ballyvatta, Ballinaglough, Moanbawn, Ballynabranagh West and South Condonstown, in the Barony of Barrymore- 1 July 1852- (no maps).

6. George Carlton CLERY, Esq., owner and petitioner- Divided Third part of the Lands of Shanakiel and Kilrossane, being part of the Lands of Kilrossane and Ballingohig, in the Barony of Barrymore- 4 March 1858- (no maps).

7. Justin McCARTY and Robert McCARTY, both of Carrignavar, in the county of Cork, Esqs. owners, exparte the Rev. Thomas TOWNSEND, petitioner- Part of the fee-simple Estate known as the Carrignavar Estate and part of the Lands of Ballyhesty, situate in the Baronies of Barrymore and Cork- 16 March 1852- (lot maps).

8. Grice Richard SMYTH, of Castlewidenham, in the County of Cork, owner, exparte The Rev. Grice Blakeny SMYTH, petitioner- Lands called West Ardnageehy, in the Barony of Barrymore- 11 February 1852- (no map).

9. Luke Joseph SHEA, Esq., owner and petitioner- Part of the Lands of Carrigane, situate in the Manor of Barryscourt, in the Barony of Barrymore- 16 March 1854- (no map).

10. Elizabeth POWER, Devisee of Richard POWER, late of Carrigmore, in the county of Cork, deceased, owner, exparte William HANAN, petitioner- One Divided Moiety of the Lands of Condonstown, together with one Undivided Moiety of about 94 acres of mountain lands and part of Knockavuddig Mountain, containing 29 A. 0R 12P, in the Barony of Barrymore- 20 May 1853- (lot maps).

11. Grice Richard SMYTH, of Castlewidenham, in the county of Cork, Esq., owner, exparte the Rev. George Blakeny SMYTH, petitioner- Lands called East Ardnageehy and Bishops island, in the Barony of Barrymore- 31 January 1853- (lot maps).

12. Matthew O HEA, Esq., owner and petitioner- One Divided third part Estate of Ballyard, Ballyeightera otherwise Ballyeechtrach, and part of Knockavidig, being subdenominations of the Lands of East Clonmult, situate in the Barony of Barrymore- 16 January 1852- (no maps).

13. Pierce POWER, owner, Laurence CORBAN, petitioner- The Bog and Mountain commonly called the Common, and called the Barrymore Bog, now known as Ballyogaha East, Portavarrig and Knocknaskeagh, in the Barony of Barrymore- 12 June 1855- (no map).

14. Cornelius O BRIEN, Esq., owner, exparte Sir Richard O CONOR, Esq., petitioner- Town and Lands of Coylenacurra otherwise Kylenacurra otherwise Kilcor, in the Parish of Castlelyons, in the Barony of Barrymore- 15 December 1854- (illustration and lot maps).

15. The Reverend Thomas WALKER, surviving Trustee named in the last will and testament of Thomas WALKER, deceased, and of Caroline WALKER, widow, Thomas Henry WALKER, Wallis Adams WALKER, Samuel WALKER, Henry George WALKER, and of John Southcote WALKER, continued in the name of Thomas Henry WALKER as heir-at-law of said Samuel WALKER, deceased, owners and petitioners- The Waterpark Estate, inclusive of Waterpark, Ballydorgan, Glenagurteen and Rosnabrone; Kilcoran South; Knockaskahane, in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons; Townlands of Pelleck and Ballynella; Lands , called the Wood of Ballyvolane, all in the Barony of Barrymore; Stores and premises situate in the city of Cork known as 'Rocksavage Stores'; Private Houses and premises situate in the town of Fermoy; portions of the premises known for many years as 'Fermoy Brewery'- 8 December 1859- (lot maps).

16. George Bevan LUKEY, of Clondillane, in the county of Cork, Esq., owner and petitioner- Estates in that part of Kilbarry called Inchinore, and part of the Lands of Clondillane, situate near the town of Fermoy, in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 16 March 1852- (no maps).

17. George Bevan LUKEY, Esq., owner and petitioner, continued in the name of C.H. LAWDER as his Assignee- Part of the townland of Kilbarry called Inchinore, or, the Golden Inches- 1 November 1855- (no map).

18. George Bevan LUKEY, of Clondillane, in the county of Cork, Esq., owner and petitioner- Estates in that part of Kilbarry called Inchinore, and part of the Lands of Clondillane, situate near the town of Fermoy, in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 12 February 1852- (no maps).

19. John William BURMESTER, Formerly John LAW, and James SADLIER, owners and petitioners, continued in the names of John William BURMESTER, William CORY, and James Andrew DURHAM, owners and petitioners- Lands of Graigue and Cullenagh, situate in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 26 June 1860- (no maps).

20. Richard William PEARD, Esq., owner and petitioner- Lands of Kilmagner, situate in the Barony of Condons & Clongibbons [sic]- 1 March 1860- (lot maps).

21. Andrew UVEDALE, Ralph UVEDALE and Samuel UVEDALE, or some or one of them, continued in the names of Samuel UVEDALE and Charles COGHLAN, as Trustees of the Children of the said Andrew UVEDALE, deceased, and further continued in the names of John DANCKERT and William O CONNELL, Trustees named in the will of Ralph UVEDALE, deceased, owners and petitioners- Lands of Ballylacken otherwise Greenhill, in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 21 June 1859- (lot maps).

22. Edward Keily CAREY, Esquire, owner and petitioner- Lands of Ballyshane otherwise Ballyshanbeg otherwise Johnstown, with a right of Commonage over the Commons adjoining the same; also Lands of Ballyaddock, situate in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 21 June 1859- (no maps).

23. Thomas TANGNEY, Assignee of John William ANDERSON, a Bankrupt, owner, exparte Henry WHITE, petitioner- Grangebawn otherwise West Grange, and part of the Lands of Carrignagreeny called East Grange, in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 1 August 1851- (lot maps).

24. Right Hon. ROBERT EARL OF KINGSTON, Thomas Joseph EYRE and James SADLIER, owners and petitioners- Lands of Quit-rent Mountain; Skeheen Upper; Glenduff (part of); Curraghavoe (part of), in the Barony of Condons & Clangibbons- 19 February 1856- (lot maps).

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1. Henry MANNIX and William MANNIX, Esquires, owners and petitioners- Lands of Kilmagner, and the Leasehold Lands of parts of Ballinglanna, called Maryborough, Glentoun, Killindolin, and North & South Caherduggan, in the Parish of Fermoy; also House & premises in Shandon Church Street and The Old Market Place, in the City of Cork- 12 June 1855- (lot maps).

2. John O DONOGHUE and David O DONOGHUE, Executors of Margaret O DONOGHUE, deceased, and of John Edward PIGOT and Thomas PAYE, or some or one of them, owners, exparte The Right Honourable David Richard PIGOT, petitioner- The Distillery, Flour Mills & Premises, situate at Middleton, formerly known as Hackett's Distillery- 10 May 1859- (no map).

3. Samuel Edmond FALKINER, Esq., owner and petitioner- Lands of Kilcully, near city of Cork, in the Barony of Cork- 23 February 1855- (lot map).

4. Bartholomew James HACKETT, William HACKETT, Maria HACKETT, Dominick HACKETT and Richard SULLIVAN, owners, exparte John CARROLL, Barcroft Haughton CARROLL, and William CARROLL, Executors of Sarah CARROLL, deceased, petitioners- Distillery, Flour Mills and Premises situate at Middleton, known as Hackett's Distillery- 9 August 1850- (illustration & lot map).

5. Charles SUGRUE, Trustee of the Estate of Richard D. GARDE, the Younger, and John D. GARDE, owners, exparte Richard Davis GARDE, petitioner- Lands of Garrymore, situate in the Barony of Imokilly- 5 November 1852- (lot maps).

NOTE: The above information was copied from FHL film number 258799, containing Volumes 10 & 11. Volume 11 has only five Cork Estates, the rest of Volume 11 is relevant to County Sligo, not copied here.

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1. Martha Deane COX and Katherine Anne COX, owners and petitioners, and in the matter of the Estate of Sackville Hamilton COX, owner and petitioner- to be sold in 61 lots, includes the Lordship of the Manor of Dunmanway, together with the valuable fair and market tolls of Dunmanway and Ballycurteen, as well as The Important Fair and Market Town of Dunmanway, and also the Lands of Dunmanway North and South; Tonafora; Underhill; Brookpark; Mileenannig; Demesne; Dereens; Coorycullane; Darkwood; Cloontiquirk; Derrynasafagh; Inchanadreen; Shiplough; Inchireagh; Coolsnaghtig; Derrynacaheragh; Kilbarry; Kippagh; part of Lettergorman; part of Kildee and part of Inchafune, situate in the West Division of the Barony of East Carbery- 12 November 1858- (lot maps).

2. Thomas Walter HUNGERFORD, and Jeremiah SULLIVAN, and of Christopher Hume LAWDER, Assignee of Alexander George HUNGERFORD, or some, or one of them, owners, Catherine HUNGERFORD, (continued in the joint names of Edward O REGAN and Catherine O REGAN, his wife) petitioners- Lands of Dereen and North Fearlahanes, called Ballygurteen, situate in the West Division of the Barony of East Carbery- 26 June 1856- (no maps).

3. Henrietta Sarah WHITE and Charlotte Mary Dorman WHITE, continued in the names of Henrietta Sarah ROBERTS and Richard ROBERTS, her Husband, and said Charlotte Mary Dorman WHITE, owners and petitioners- Lands of Cloonkeen otherwise Clounkeen; Cooladerreen otherwise Cooledreen; Tullig North; Tullig South; Milleenahillan; Corran otherwise Carran, all situated in the Barony of East Carbery, West Division- 18 October 1856- (lot maps).

4. Joseph BENNETT, owner and petitioner- Lands of Kilbronan otherwise Kilronan, in the Barony of the West Division of East Carbery; and Northagill otherwise Northaghill in the Barony of the West Division of East Carbery- 22 February 1853- (no maps).

5. Harry JONES, owner, exparte Henry Bruen WESTROPP, petitioner- Droumillihy and Kilbeg, Lands in the Parish of Kilmacabea, in the Barony of East Carbery- 13 June 1854- (no maps).

6. William Morris ALCOCK, owner, exparte Eliza Morris READE, widow, and Executrix of William Morris READE, deceased, petitioners- Lands of Letter Gorman, in the Parish of Drinagh, in the Barony of East Carbery- 19 June 1855- (lot map).

7. John King FORREST, Assignee of A.B. BERNARD, owner and petitioner- Lands of West Raharoon, Middle Raharoon and Garranebeg, in the Barony of the East Division of East Carbery- 22 July 1852- (no maps).

8. Mathias SMITH, an Insolvent, continued in the name of Roger Bernard EVANS, his Assignee, owner, exparte Colin B. JAMESON, petitioner- Several valuable farms in the Barony of East Division of East Carbery, within 4 miles of Kinsale, includes Dundanion, Ballinure called Parkanplumpa; Mahon; Kilgobbin; Ballinaskebeg, and also Dwelling Houses, grounds and premises situated at or near the Blackrock Station of the Cork, Blackrock & Passage Railway, within 2 miles of Cork city in the Barony of Cork- 7 October 1851- (no maps).

9. Michael MURPHY, Assignee of George CORNWALL, a Bankrupt, owner, exparte Catherine Morris BALDWIN, petitioner- Tullyland, situate in the Barony of East Carbery, 2 miles south east of Bandon- 15 December 1852- (lot map).

10. Thomas HUNGERFORDEsq., owner and petitioner- Estate of Inchafune, with its subdenominations of Keelnareliga, Guttertown, the Commons, and part of Monaneurig Bog, situate in the East Division of the Barony of East Carbery, 3 miles east of Dunmanway- 13 October 1859- (lot maps).

11. Mathias SMITH, an Insolvent, continued in the name of Roger Bernard EVANS, his Assignee, owner, exparte Colin B. JAMESON, petitioner- Several valuable farms in the Barony of East Division of East Carbery, within 4 miles of Kinsale, includes Dundanion, Ballinure called Parkanplumpa; Mahon; Kilgobbin; Ballinaskebeg, and also Dwelling Houses, grounds and premises situated at or near the Blackrock Station of the Cork, Blackrock & Passage Railway, within 2 miles of Cork city in the Barony of Cork- 9 August 1851- (lot maps).

12. Sir William JARDINE, Rev. Wm. DUNBAR, John GIBSON, Samuel TOWNSEND, and of John Handcock TOWNSEND, owners, Sir Anthony WELDON, petitioner- Lands of Lisbiallet and Raharoon, in the Barony of East Carbery- 22 April 1858- (lot maps).

13. John CANNIFFE, Assignee of William Banfield BERNARD, an Insolvent, owner, Thomas KINGSTON, petitioner- Lands of Knockamortealig otherwise Cripple Hill, in the Barony of East Carbery; Town and Lands of Glounacarney in the Barony of East Carbery, West Division; Lands of Knockegarrane and Lands of East Gully, situate in the Barony of Kinalmeaky- 24 March 1858- (lot maps).

14. George Fletcher SWETTENHAM, Esq., owner and petitioner- Part Lands of Paddock, Shandrum, Toughbawn and Curraghnaloughra, in the Barony of East Carbery; Part Lands of Knockatullery now known as part of Garraunawarrig Lower; Scarteen Lower near Newmarket and Dwelling House and out offices in Newmarket, in the Barony of Duhallow- 26 June 1860- (lot maps).

15. Robert ORR and Michael MURPHY, official Assignees, and John REID, and John DAWSON, Trade Assignees of William WELPLY, a Bankrupt, owners, exparte William M'NEMARA and Belinda Maria RONAN, spinster, petitioners- Rental of Rent Charge of £62 9s. 6d. issuing out of the Lands of Kilbronane otherwise Kilronan, situate in the Barony of East Carbery- 16 July 1860- (no maps).

16. Thomas Walker Eyre EVANS, owner exparte John D'Arcy EVANS, continued in the name of Richard TOPHAM, petitioner- Lands of Mallabracka, situate in the Barony of East Carbery, West Division- 4 November 1859- (lot map).

17. Right Honorable RICHARD, EARL OF BANTRY, owner and petitioner- Part of the Bantry Estate, sold in 39 Lots, in the Baronies of East Carbery, Bere & Bantry, includes part of Gurranure and Kilvera; Sonnagh; Cloncurbane (part of) and Glaun; Baltenbrack, Tome and Beagha; Grillagh, Knockacullen and Carran; Kinnebeg; Gurtroe and Bucherus; Mallow, Anaharleck and Aghakery; Cahir, Teeny and Coonagh; Knockduffe (part of); Garnish Island; Western Forts and Batteries on Whiddy Island; Reenavanna (part of Whiddy Island) & Hogg Island, and Stores in Bantry; Knockamuck; Main Street in Bantry; Slip; Inchiclough and its subdenominations; Derrycreaghy, Ardaturishbeg and part of Ardaturishmore; part of Cummer and Cumholo; Droumgarriff (part of); Reenmeen East; Lower Gurteen; Mochanaclee; Droumaneshig; Breenymore; Breenybeg; Droumlecarroo; Cappanaboul; Derrifadda and Lackabane; Cahirmonteen and part of Kealkill; Carriganass; Bollhusky, part called Millcove Ballard; Bollhusky called Felane West, Felane East, Felane Middle and Shanavallyleigh; Rossmacowan West, part called Curraduff; Rossmacowan West, part called Thornhill; Rossmacowan East and Aghabeg; Reenmeen West- 25 November 1853- (lot maps).

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1. William AUSTEN, Esq., owner and petitioner, exparte Elizabeth EVANS, otherwise AUSTEN, Richard BUSTEED, Catherine BUSTEED, otherwise EVANS, his wife, and Elizabeth EVANS, petitioner- Estate of Skeaf, situate in East Division of Barony of East Carbery- 19 June 1851- (lot maps).

2. Harry JONES, a minor, owner, exparte Cooper PENROSE, petitioner- The fee simple Estates of Droumbeg, Farrancantry, Garrancore and Tullageehy, also Countees and Milleens, Derreenascrinig East & West, and Cummeen- 2 April 1852- (illustration and lot maps).

3. John CALLANAN, Assignee of James H. ROCHE, an Insolvent, and Henry ROCHE, an infant, owner, exparte Alexander M'CARTHY, petitioner- Lands of Kilfinnin and Gleananrouragh otherwise Roury Glen, situate in the Barony of East Carbery- 15 July 1851- (no maps).

4. Richard DONOVAN, junior, owner and petitioner- Lands of Ballygroman Upper, in the Barony of East Carbery- 15 December 1854- (no maps).

5. Edward GILLMAN, owner, exparte The Rev. John BROWNE, petitioner- Lands of Rockhouse otherwise Inchilusky, in the Barony of the East Division of East Carbery; also the Lands of Cooranig, in the Barony of the West Division of East Carbery; also the Lands of Brownstown, in the Barony of the East Division of East Carbery- 23 June 1851- (lot maps).

6. Martha RANCLAUD, Administratrix of John RANCLAUD, deceased, owner, exparte John HAMILTON, John FRENCH, and William John NORWOOD, petitioners- Dwelling-house, Demesne and other portions of Lands of Kilfinnin, in the Barony of East Carbery- 28 May 1851- (no maps).

7. John TOWNSEND, owner and petitioner- Lands of Milleenagun, in the Barony of East Carbery, West Division- 26 June 1856- (lot map).

8. Cornelius SWINEY, Ellen SWINEY, and others, owners, exparte Mary CURTIS and Henry CURTIS, petitioners- Lands of Ballygroman Upper, in the Barony of East Carbery- 15 December 1854- (no map).

9. James LYSAGHT, Esq., owner, exparte Thomas LYSAGHT, Esq., petitioner- Lands of West Dromdiclogh otherwise Carrigmore, in the West Division of the Barony of East Carbery- 5 July 1853- (illustration and lot map).

10. Alleyn M'CARTHY, owner, exparte John Samuel BEAMISH, petitioner- One Divided Moiety of Lands of Knockane alias Knockanepubbily, in the Barony of East Carbery- 10 June 1853- (no map).

11. William MORRIS, the Younger, owner and petitioner- Estate situate in the Parishes of Ross and Kilfaughabeg, in the Barony of the West Division of East Carbery, including part Lands of Froe, Maulagown otherwise Mount Stafford, Castle Salem otherwise Benduff, Benduff Slate Quarry and Froe Slate Quarry- 3 June 1853- (no maps).

12. Robert TRESILLIAN, owner and petitioner- Lands of South Cahir and part of North Cahir, in Parish of Kinneigh, in the Barony of the West Division of East Carbery- 20 May 1853- (lot maps).

13. William BALDWIN, owner, Alleyn BALDWIN, petitioner- Several desirable Estates situate in the Baronies of Kinalmeaky, West Division of East Carbery and West Muskerry, including Tirelteen East, West and Middle; Coolenagh; Laravooltig; Crossmahon and Lisardahie- 26 October 1855- (lot maps).

14. Right Hon. GEORGE EDWARD, LORD BARON AUDLEY, owner, exparte David William NELIGAN, petitioner- Fee simple Estates and Valuable Mines and Minerals, comprising 26 Townlands situate in the Baronies of East and West Carbery, in the Parishes of Affadown, Kilcoe, and Cape Clear; also of the three Parishes of Kilkateran, Killocanenagh and Kilmanagh, forming the Union of Bantry- 22 June 1852- (lot maps).

15. John BOWEN,Esq., owner and petitioner- 20 Lots include Lands of Kilbeg, Kilbrogan, Roundhill, Garranefeen, Skull, and Ardmanagh; Meenvane, Skeagh and Curriderrigan, Glan otherwise Glaun, and West and Middle Calves; Castle Island, and Carthy's Isle, situate in the Baronies of East Carbery, Kinalmeaky and West Carbery- 19 October 1854- (lot maps).

16. Robert TRESILLIAN, of Bandon, in the County of Cork, owner, exparte Samuel SULLIVAN, petitioner- Fee simple Estate of Ballyvolane, situate in the Parish of Ballinadee, in the Barony of East Carbery, East Division- 7 January 1851- (no maps).

17. Chambre CORKER, a minor, owner, exparte Thomas Bertrand MATHEWS, petitioner- Lands of Cloughvadouning, Skevanish otherwise Skevanisk, part of Ballymountain called Turner's Clash otherwise Clashturner, and the Water Course to Old Bleach Green of Innishannon, situate in the Barony of East Division of East Carbery- 11 June 1850- (no maps).

18. John CALLANAN, Assignee of James H. ROCHE, an Insolvent, and Henry ROCHE, an infant, owner, exparte Alexander M'CARTHY, petitioner- Lands of Kilfinnan and Gleananrouragh otherwise Roury Glen, situate in the Barony of East Carbery- 20 December 1851 (no maps).

19. James HAMMOND and Frederick EMERY, owners, Thomasine Eliza KELLER, petitioner- Residue of the Kilmeen Estate, in the Parish of Kilmeen, in the Barony of East Carbery- 10 March 1854- (lot map).

20. Robert WARREN of Castle Warren, in the County of Cork, Esq., owner, exparte Conyngham ELLIS and Henry BAGGS, petitioners, and in same matter Eliza ALLEN, petitioner- Dwelling house and Premises on the Grand Parade, in the Parish of Holy Trinity, City of Cork; Several houses and premises on Barrack Street, numbers 119, 120, 121, 129, 127, 24, 25, 26, 27, 116, 122, 123, 117, 118 and 128, in the Parish of St. Nicholas, City of Cork; Lands of Barnahily known as Castle Warren and Marsh Farm in the Barony of Kerricurrihy; Lands of Barnahily known as North & South Ring; Lands of Ahakery, Annaherlick and Mallow, situate in the West Division of the Barony of East Carbery; Lands of Knockmacoole, Curracrowly and Slinogue, in the Barony of East Carbery- 22 October 1850- (no maps).

21. Right Hon. GEORGE EDWARD, LORD BARON AUDLEY, owner, exparte David William NELIGAN, petitioner- Fee simple Estates and Valuable Mines and Minerals, comprising 26 Townlands situate in the Baronies of East and West Carbery, in the Parishes of Affadown, Kilcoe, and Cape Clear; also of the three Parishes of Kilkateran, Killocanenagh and Kilmanagh, forming the Union of Bantry- 9 November 1852- (lot maps).

22. Robert DELACOUR, Reverend Francis JONES, Rebecca DAVIES, widow, Robert Henry DAVIES, Anna Maria DAVIES, now Anna Maria JOHNSTON, and Charles DAVIES, or some, or one of them, owners, exparte Elizabeth CROSSLEY, widow, petitioner- Fee simple Estate of the late Simon Farthing DAVIES, Esq., situate near the Town of Charleville, in the Barony of Orrery and Kilmore; Part Lands of Ballinadee otherwise Annesville; Lands of Coolyline otherwise Cooline otherwise Farthingville East & West, in the Barony of Orrery and Kilmore, situate near the Town of Bandon- 3 May 1853- (lot maps).

23. Cornelius O CALLAGHAN and Reverend Robert O CALLAGHAN, owners and petitioners- Estate of Clounderreen, Cluggogh and Skeaf, in the Barony of East Carbery; Pallas in the Barony of Ibane and Barryroe; Knockbrowne, Burrane and Kilshinahan in the Barony of East Carbery, in 12 Lots- 18 February 1858- (lot maps).

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1. Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Elder, Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Younger, and Others, owners, exparte the said Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Elder, and Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Younger, petitioners- Coolcap; Ballinteosig otherwise Meelin and Inch; Park Mountain and Monavarnoge; Meenoughter and Ballynaheila; Knockgorm and Ballymaccibbott, all about seven miles from Youghal and about the same distance from Castlemartyr, in the Barony of Imokilly- 1 May 1855- (lot maps).

2. William Stanhope TAYLOR, Mark Anthony SAURIN and Frederick DOWDING, Esq., Trustees of the Will of the Most Noble JAMES MARQUIS OF THOMOND, deceased, owners and petitioners- 77 Lots, Lands in the Barony of Imokilly, including Barnabrow; Tullagh (part of); Ballinvoher (part of); Ballymacandrich; Tullaheenmore; Lagfree (part of); Ballytibbot (part of); Ballykennefeak; Glanturkin (part of); Ballinrostigg (part of); Buckstown &c.; Crocane (part of); Hermitage (part of); Knockanemorney; Rostellan Demesne and Castle, (part of); James-Brook; Ellenville; Rathcoursey; Castlemary; Ballydaniel (part of); Gortnaskehy; Monagoul; Ring (part of); Glounawilling (part of); Ballyskibbole; Knockadoon; Capel Island and Ballynafarsid (part of)- 11 December 1857- (lot maps).

3. Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Elder, Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Younger, and Others, owners, exparte the said Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Elder, and Norman UNIAKE, Esq., the Younger, petitioners- in the Baronies of Imokilly and Kinnatalloon, in 13 Lots including Lyre, Ballyanthony, Sandyhill, Rerour North and Rerour South; Monaloo, Lacken, Glenheal, Glenacoghery, Caher & Reanduff; Kilnafurrery, Ballyknockane, Knockanrig and Knockagool; Coolcap; Ballinteosig otherwise Meelin and Inch; Park Mountain and Monavarnoge; Meenoughter and Ballynaheila; Corbally; Sweetfield; Premises in Town of Youghal; Knockgorm and Ballymaccibbott; Ballygrunna and parts of Monabraher and Kilnasudery; Ballynalahagh and part of Monabraher and Mount Uniake Demesne- 31 October 1854- (lot maps).

4. Charles SUGRUE, Trustee of the Estate of Richard D. GARDE, the Younger, and John D. GARDE, owners, exparte Richard Davis GARDE, petitioner- Lands of Garrymore, in the Barony of Imokilly- 21 May 1852- (lot map).

5. Thomas Garde DURDIN, Esq. Owner and petitioner- Lands of Kilderrig, Carrigkilter, Coolvodig otherwise Sunville, Ballybraher West, Snugborough, Ballyronahan, Ballybraher East, Ballinamona, and part of Shanagarry- 19 June 1855- (lot maps).

6. John Webb ROCHE, of Rochemount, in the County of Cork, Esq., owner and petitioner- Lands of Cloughbally otherwise Nagle's Mountain, about 5 miles from Mallow; Lands of Ballyshevane and Ballintrim, about 3 miles from Scartlea; Lands of Ballyhook otherwise Rochemount, close to the village of Whitegate, in the Baronies of Fermoy and Imokelly [sic]- 17 April 1856- (lot maps).

1University College Cork; Cork Multi-Text Project in History- Christine Kinealy: The Great Irish Famine Documents, #7. Response of the Landlords: introduction.

See: http://www.ucc.ie/ucc/depts/history/famine7.htm

2 Cork Examiner; 17 July 1848. Report of the House of Commons debate of Tuesday July 11.

5 FHLC film number 0258796, Rentals of Encumbered Irish Estates, pre 1860, Vol. 6

6 Grace McGrath, author and archivist on staff at PRONI; email correspondence

21 February 2002 in possession of writer.

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