Conserved at the National Library of Ireland, this insightful 1702 indenture of lease records lands transferred, buildings and tenements thereon, as well as outlining additional mutual obligations between Sir Richard Cox (1650–1733), 1st Baronet PC and the Reverend John Patrickson (1644–1717) A.M., Chantor of the Cathedrals of Cloyne and Ross, and the Vicar of Fanlobbus. The following text is reproduced … Continue reading Lease, Richard Cox to John Patrickson of lands at Dunmanway and Kilbarry, Co. Cork, March 26, 1702
Category: Kilbarry
A process for researching the Registry of Deeds memorial transcription books
As noted in an earlier post, I am currently searching the Registry of Deeds memorial transcription books for any recorded evidence of the McCarthy family linked to the townland of Kilbarry. Luckily for me, gone are the days of spending hours at the Registry of Deeds office, lugging the heavy ledgers down from the shelves to check … Continue reading A process for researching the Registry of Deeds memorial transcription books
Owen McCarthy of Kilbarry, Farmer, 1761
Until now, some of the earliest documentary pieces of evidence linking my family to farmlands in Kilbarry include the 1826 Tithe Applotment Book for the parish of Fanlobbus, as well as a number of early 19th century leases referenced in the Landed Estate Court (LEC) auction catalogues for the selling of the Cox family estate. Alongside … Continue reading Owen McCarthy of Kilbarry, Farmer, 1761