See ALrecord.xls & Anc & LDS.xls for details

BNL: Belfast Newsletter

PRONI: T781 – not all checked Jan 26, all too late for us.
T781-20
Pedigree - descendants of Adam Maitland, of Newry, and Margaret Waddell, his wife, 1771-1850. - p/c’d 1/26

Mrs E. Quinn (depositor) genealogical papers

Genealogical papers and notes relating to amongst others the Langtry, Waddell and Maitland families, Cos Down and Monaghan, 1222-1936.

Ireland, Abstracts of Wills and Marriages, 1620-1923 - Ancestry

LDS: Full text tab.

(https://search.findmypast.com/search-world-records/crossle-genealogical-abstracts)

26/4/2002 (2026, who this was from I do not remember and copies do not go that far back!):
I have Adam Maitland, Newry Co Down Ireland = Margaret Waddell. They had Robert-went USA, Jane 1772-1860 = Robert Waddell, Margaret 1774-1846 =Dr Black Newry d 1832, Mary dum, and Isabella dum. I was also Waddell of Islanderry, Dromore Co Down.
2004:
have an Adam Maitland on my family tree. According to my notes which came from my grandmother, Isabella Maitland, Adam and William were sons of a William Maitland who came from Scotland (near Edinburgh) to Knocksticken, Ulster in about 1680. A Protestant family Both brothers were at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 under King William 3.On my tree, Adam married a Miss Waddell of Bessbrook. He had lands in Magheratimpany and then Newry. Then according to the notes, they went to England. But its a bit confusing because I have another note that says Adam died at Hillsborough? I have the rest of Adam's brother William's tree right up to my mother's generation. She died in 1970 aged 50. Can you shed any more light?

Regards

Sue
Thank you very much for coming back to me. I wasn't aware of the Blackwood Pedigrees in the Linen Hall Library, I'll take a look the next time I'm up in Belfast and let you know what I find. I've managed to trace my Maitlands back to a James Maitland Snr listed in the 1781 a freehold records as a farmer in Emdel, Agherderg, his son James Jr is also listed so I'm guessing James Snr was born early 1700's. They too are Presbyterian and may still then be related. Just have to dig deeper!

1781, 4 May, Belfast Newsletter Richard M of Knocksticken, Gent High Constable of Kinalarty.

1782 03 Sept. Ref to Capt Richard Maitland and crewing of ships – probably in the militia/army (BNL)

2 Summary

The only believable evidence was Sarah Maitland’s (Richard’s widow) statement in her Loyalist’s Claim that Richard was a native of Ireland. I have found no mention of Richard in the Maitland’s of Northern Ireland.

Richard Maitland was probably something to do with the family of Adam and/or John Maitland known in Co Down in the late 17^thC and through the 18^thC who look to have been reasonably prosperous merchant classes.
Suppose a son of William Maitland, who died 1741??
So many Irish records were lost in the Civil War in 1922.

2.1 Scottish Immigrants

John Maitland, son of Robert of Eccles, died in Ireland in 1646 before his mother, leaving two sons, John & James. (1869 history by George Harrison Rogers-Harrison, the Windsor Herald – Pedi 2). Robert of Eccles (D 1597)
From a blog, and clan Maitland say 6 brothers went to Antrim

Brief Life History of John (LDS)

When ** John Maitland was born about 1575, in Eccles, Berwickshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, his father, Robert Maitland of Eccles, was 37 and his mother, Marion Douglas, was 22. He had at least 2 sons. He died in 1646, in Antrim, County Antrim, Ireland, at the age of 72.
John Maitland was born about 1603, in Antrim, County Antrim, Ireland as the son of ** John Maitland.
James Maitland was born about 1605, in Antrim, County Antrim, Ireland as the son of ** John Maitland. He had at least 1 son.

From an email in 2002, Adam and William were sons of a William Maitland who came from Scotland (near Edinburgh) to Knocksticken, Ulster in about 1680. William & John M freeholders at Knocksticken 1789.

The PRONI online catalogue shows nothing on Richard Maitland, but returns quite a few on Adam Maitland, merchant of Newry – there was also a mention of an Adam Maitland selling a ship in mid 18^thC, so they had shipping interests.

2.2 Possible family

John (& Mary) of Newry who died 1731: no issue mentioned in his will, but there was Adam Maitland, one of two, who was a merchant in Newry, son of Mary who had land leased to her in 1741, then a widow. Adam had shipping interests in Newry.
The most likely was that Richard was a son of John & Mary: one of Richard’s second son might well have been named after his father, while the first was tha same name as Sarah’s father. In this case, a brother of Richard would have been Adam, a substantial merchant in Newry who died in 1783. This explains Richard’s apparent education and resources.

The only Maitlands found in Co Down, around 1718 (Richard Maitland’s birth) were:
Adam D 1719, 2 dau, no sons, of Hillsborough.

John Maitland, wife Mary, died abt 1731, of Newry, brother William.

Also William of Knocksticken.

See below (2002): Adam and William were sons of a William Maitland who came from Scotland (near Edinburgh) to Knocksticken, Ulster in about 1680. William & John M freeholders at Knocksticken 1789.

Knocksticken about 23 Miles ENE of Newry.

3 Adam Maitlands

Newspapers etc:

1767 3 Nov, B News: At meeting of merchants re canal improvements Newry

1768, 8/4, B/news: Sale at Warehouse of Adam Maitland, 100 hogsheads of Flax seed last years importation.

Belfast NewsLetter 17 March 1769
To be sold at Auction... at Mkt House, Newry; the ship Elizabeth, Charles McKenzie, master, 230 tons burthen four years old American built... at Warrens Point apply Mr Adam Maitland

1771: Belfast News Letter:
to let... several farms 10 to 40 acres in Barony of Fews and Co Antrim, 8m from Dundalk and 8 from Newry.... apply James Waddell esq at Springfield; Mr Adam Maitland, Newry ... 16 Sept 1771

1771: House formerly occupied by Mr Adam Maitland at the lower end of High Street, Newry taken over as booze shop. 1/11/1771 B new Letter

1783, 24 Oct Belfast News Letter: Newry, Oct 20 on Wednesday last, Mr Adam Maitland of this town, merchant, who through life was eminently distinguished for his punctuality in all his dealings, he was esteemed when living by his friends, and now sincerely lamented.

Belfast News Letter 07 November 1783:
at warehouse of late Adam Maitland on the Canal St cargo of Swedish iron. Lots of 5 or ten tons.

1796: will index of Adam Maitland, of Newry

Adam Maitland, son of John & Elizabeth of Newry

1754 deed with parents

1758 merchant of Newry

3.1 Adam Maitland of Hillsborough (bef 1691-1719)

Leases ref in 1694 and on.
Daughters Mary McGowan & Anne Spencer both married by 1696

1694: 207-342 & 208-342 & 1783-1694 145-607 AM

Adam Maitland, Hillsborough, who leased the townland of Magheratimpany (Magheradrool parish) in 1694 from Matthew Forde DR* 9 /10/1970T see Ros Davies Co Down website ie
In a lease dated 29th November 1694, Matthew Forde, of the city of Dublin, granted to Adam Maitland, of Hillsborough, the townland of Magheratimpany. He by a lease dated 10th August 1703 leased his interest in the property of James Robb, of Balleselogh (Ballysallagh), near Newtownards,:In the original lease, Adam Maitland was succeeded by James Haw of Moira, a son of Nicholas Haw. It was dated 20th May 1730. Peter Mason of Moira acquired Maitland’s interest and on the 4th October 1748, renewed the lease to Robb. Stanhope Mason, of Moira
1730: In the original lease, Adam Maitland was succeeded by James Haw of Moira, a son of Nicholas Haw. It was dated 20th May 1730. Peter Mason of Moira acquired Maitland’s interest and on the 4th October 1748,

https://www.rosdavies.com/WORDS/DownRecorderarticles.htm#1970

During the 18th century my family resided there for a time prior to building on a new site occupied by Timpany House. Its ruins were incorporated in a modest long cottage building and were demolished in the last century. A pile of stones until recently marked the site. In a lease dated 29th November 1694, Matthew Forde, of the city of Dublin, granted to Adam Maitland, of Hillsborough, the townland of Magheratimpany. He by a lease dated 10th August 1703 leased his interest in the property of James Robb, of Balleselogh (Ballysallagh), near Newtownards, my first ancestor to have an interest in these lands. Robb by his will proved in 1708 bequeathed the residue of his lease to his son James, of Drumna Hall, Ballynahinch, who was agent to Sir John Rawdon. He later took up residence at the old home of the McCartans. Drumna Hall later became the Rectory and so remained until 1817. His son, John Robb, who was born there on the 6th January 1746, was one of the foundation members of the United Irish Society and a Colonel of the Insurgents. His mortal remains rest in an exile grave in St. Mary’s Church, Bergen, Norway.

Will of Adam M 1720 101-112:

Adam Maitland of Hillsborough, Co Down:
I beg the lease which I hold from Mathew Ford esq of the ld of Maghey Tympany & the lease of drumadony which I hold from Wm Hill esq, together with holding in Hillsborough all in Co Down & all household goods etc to daus Mary McGowan als Maitland Ann Spencer als Maitland, both of Hillsborough as joint tenants
12 Nov 1719
Prob 14 Nov 1720.
Adam Maitland of Hillsborough died 1719/20 Daus Mary McGowan & Ann Spencer (both M bef 1694) – no son, both daus execs.

4 John Maitland of Newry – D abt 1731

1724: of Newry, merchant wife Mary, John & Mary merchant of Newry bro William.
1731: Will of John Maitland. No issue mentioned.

1741-52 Mary still alive

1796 Robert son & heir of Adam, refers back to property granted to Widow Mary M in Newry in 1741 (375-635).
375-635 Mrs Mary M of Newry lease 29/9/1741, ref 1796 lease.

240 Robert M only son and heir of Adam M late of Newry 29/10/1796.

1754 Adam Maitland Of Newry appears, wife Elizabeth Mercer 194-653

1761 Adam M son of Mary Maitland.(1761 59-338) widow.
Also Mary Maitland, widow of Newry deed re High St Newry 29/9/1741.
Later reference re Robert M, son of Adam re will 1783.

1766, several deeds of Adam Maitland of Newry, re Robert Scott lands.
Ref lease by Adam M 1/8/1766 land in Newry & 25/8/1766

1767: Adam son of Mary Maitland – land in Newry

1769 Belfast News Letter 17 March 1769
To be sold at Auction... at Mkt House, Newry; the ship Elizabeth, Charles McKenzie, master, 230 tons burthen four years old American built... at Warrens Point apply Mt Adam Maitland

1774 9/8/1774 B News: Merchants agree to take Guinea coins

1782, 20 Dec: Letter by inter alia, Adam Maitland BNL

1783, 24 Oct Belfast News Letter: Newry, Oct 20 on Wednesday last, Mr Adam Maitland of this town, merchant, who through life was eminently distinguished for his punctuality in all his dealings, he was esteemed when living by his friends, and now sincerely lamented.

1784: reference to John Maitland in Newry on committee about Sawyers (18 Oct) BNL

1798: Land in Newry of Adam M then Robert M & Jane, Isabella & Margaret M, 228-631

5 William Maitland

1767 1st ind 25/6/2767 William M of Knocksticken land from Visc Glenawey, wit Adam M, Cloughmagheracatt. 2nd Ind Cunninghams of Clough Downe, sell land to William of Knocksticken. 25/6/1767, witness Adam M

Emails in 2002 with Sue.
Adam and William were sons of a William Maitland who came from Scotland (near Edinburgh) to Knocksticken, Ulster in about 1680. A Protestant family Both brothers were at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690 under King William 3. On my tree, Adam married a Miss Waddell of Bessbrook…….

1/1. Adam Maitland d 1719
1/2. William Maitland maybe son of Adam D 1719 or brother & son of William??
died 1741 (Mary widow in 375-635), wife Mary who d aft 1767 (re deed with son Adam 59-338)

Issue of William & Mary:

2/1. Adam Maitland, married Margaret Waddell.

PRONI Reference : T781/20. Pedigree - descendants of Adam Maitland, Dates : 1751-1850, descendants of Adam Maitland, of Newry, and Margaret Waddell, his wife, 1771-1850.

Marriage Certificate of James Waddell of the Middle Temple, Bachelor and Letitia Freeman of Chelmsford, Essex Spinster, 29th May, 1751.

Will 1783 62059_b1010075-00124, & PROB-11-1600-317
M of Newry merchant. Ref to Annuity Company of Newry.... on my death will be entitled to annuity of £60 during her natural life my wife Margaret the £60 als £20. Aunt Mary Coulter £15. Daus Mary, Jane, Isabella and Margaret £700. R&R to son Robert. Execs wife Margaret, B in L James Waddell & Acheson Thomson Dated 16/9/1783. Deed -124 has probate Probate 22/11/1783, but PROB-11 is dated 22/1/1818, with a note that all three execs died before proving the will. Probate granted to A James Waddell and refers to goods etc of Robert Maitland.
Tree: T781-20 Mait-Waddy 20260113_113655 under Adam Maitland.

The Executors of the late Mr Adam Maitland of Newry, find themselves under the disagreeable necessity to give notice to all those who stood indebted to him at the time of his death, that unless their several debts be immediately discharged, they will be sued for the same without further notice. Newry, 28th July, 1784[i].
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3/1. Jane Maitland b. 5/1/1772 d. 2/1860,

M 11/3/1802[ii], Robert Waddell esq JP of Islanderry he d 1810
2 more generations – see below for marriage settlement.
4/1. Frances Margaret Waddell, 1805-1903,

M 1835 Revd Edmond Grange, 1805-1850
Dau Grange
G/s Rockford Grange
(letter 1921 62059_b1010117-00534):
Rev Richard Chappel Grange b 1736 d 1779
New Rd, Donaghadee 19 July 1921
Dear Mr Crossle
....Crossle family formerly interested in Newry, connections of the Maitlands....
Grand mother was a Waddell of Islanderry (SW of Hillsborough abt 5 km) Dau of Robert Waddell and Jane Maitland.
Jane Maitland being the dau of Adam Maitland of Newry and Margaret Waddell of Islanderry as in other words Adam Maitland was my GG grandfather on that side .... refs to other researchers.
Rockford Grange.

3/2. Mary Maitland, D young aft 1783
3/3. Margaret Maitland B 1774 d 16/6/1846

M Dr Black of Newry He d 6/7/1832

3/4. Isabella Maitland. D unm 8/11/1849, mentioned in Jane’s Marriage settlement.
3/5. Robert Maitland settled in America ??
3/6. John Maitland (Clk/rev) deed 100-332

5.1 Knocksticken

William Maitland probably in Knocksticken in 1709 (145-338)

William Maitland, 1730-1800 (ancestry) B. Aughlismafin
wife Margaret, dau Elinor?? Re 1767 deed. Adam’s brother??. He had land from Mary Coulter. Aunt Mary Coulter in Adam M will 1818.
Son John Maitland in 1771
Francis Born in Knocksticken, Ireland on 1755 to William Maitland and Margaret Maffet. Francis Maitland passed away in 1790, Captain lost at sea - royal navy.

John Maffet of Loughinisland of Farranfad; married Miss Maitland of Knocksticken 18 Apr 1769.

1781, 4 May, Belfast Newsletter Richard M of Knocksticken, Gent High Constable of Kinlarty.

Adam M born 27/9/1821 of John M of Knocksticken

William Maitland & Margaret Moffat (FMP tree):
Issue of William & Margaret: Eleanor Susanna, Francis, John AND:

1/1. Richard 1757-1830. M Mary Minns 12/5/1782, (she 1760-1844)

2/1. Richard M 1786-1836 of Knocksticken & 9 others.

652/743 1894 re AM 4/9 1755 re land in Armagh

6 Maitland Deed Copies

Mostly from LDS site, “full text” tab which have the original deed image and a transcription: not always completely accurate, but good enough. Where it is important, I have corrected the significant parts.

6.1 Adam Maitland 1860 – 294-565

Also 25/8/1766.

To the Registrar appointed by Act of Parliament for Registering Deeds wills and so forth
Memorial of Indenture of Fee farm grant bearing date the Fifteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixty made
Between James Kennedy Thompson of Bracknagh in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and
William Sinclair of Warrenpoint[iii] in the County of Down Merchant of the other part
after reciting a certain Lease dated the first day of August one thousand seven hundred and Sixty Six Whereby Robert Scott then of Newry in the County of Down Esquire demised unto Adam Maitland then of Newry aforesaid Merchant the tenement or plot of ground therein and herein after mentioned
To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs and assigns for lives renewable for ever subject to the yearly rent and Covenant therein mentioned and reciting that all the Estate and Interest of the said Robert Scott in the said lease were then vested in the said James Kennedy Thompson and that the said William Sinclair was the owner of the said Lease within the meaning of the provisions of the renewable leasehold Conversion Act
said Indenture Witnessed that for the considerations therein he the said James Kennedy Thompson granted released and confirmed unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns the premises comprised in and demised by the said recited whose namely all that tenement or plot of ground formerly in the said Adam Maitland’s possession and afterwards in the possession of William Hodgson Containing in front forty feet and extending backwards sixty feet bounded on the East by the Canal Bank on the west by a lot of ground formerly in the said Adam Maitland’s possession
……..
on the North by Joseph Marshall Terment and on the south by the new road formerly intended to be opened from in Canal to the Armagh Road and all houses buildings and offices erected thereon with the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being near the Canal in Lisdrumgullion in the Town and Parrish of Newry Barony of Upper Crier and County of Armagh
To hold the said granted premises with the appurtenances (except as therein excepted) unto the said Wm Sinclair his heirs and assigns thenceforth for ever at the yearly rent of four pounds fifteen shillings and six pence sterling over and above taxes and which said Indenture and this Memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by the said James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair are
witnessed by William George Henderson Gentleman and Reverend Jebb Brown Sinclair and both of Newry in the County of Down Jas R. Thompson - seal . William Sinclair (Seal) Signed and sealed by the said James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair in presence of us W. G. Henderson R. Browne The above named William George Henderson of Newry in the County of Down Gentleman maketh Oath and saith that he was present and saw the fee farm Grant and Counterpart thereof of which the above writing is a memorial Signed sealed and delivered and also the above Memorial Signed and sealed by James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair the executing parties thereto and saith that he Deponent is a subscribing Witness to said Deed Counterpart and Memorial and that the name William George in Henderson subscribed as a witness thereto respectively is this Deponents proper name and hand writing William George Henderson Sworn before me at Newry in the County of on this 16th day of November 1860 a Master Extraordinary for taking affidavits or said Court in said County and I know the Deponent Wm Henry Ogle Maste Catri A true Copy John Williams Nine Folios

To the Registrar appointed by Act of Parliament for Registering Deed Wills and so forth in Ireland A Memorial of an Indenture of fee farm grant bearing date
the fifteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixty and made Between James Kennedy Thompson of Bracknagh in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and William Sinclair of Warrenpont in the County of Down Merchant of the other part
Reciting that by Indenture of Lease bearing date the Twenty fifth day of June on thousand seven hundred and sixty six Robert Scott then of Newry in the County of Down Esquire did demise unto Adam Maitland then of Newry aforesaid Merchant all that lot of ground then in his possession containing in front Thirty feet and extending backwards to David Gausser's wall - feet bounded and described as therein after mentioned with the appurtenances (excepting and reserving as therein after is excepted and reserved ) To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs and assigns for the term of the lives renewable for ever pursuant to the covenant for perpetual renewal therein contained in subject to the payment of the yearly rent of Two pounds five shillings of the then Currency of Ireland by half yearly payments as therein mentioned and to a paper corn as a fine for the renewal on the fall of each life and further reciting as therein It was witnessed that in pursuance of the agreement therein mentioned and of the provisions of the renewable as hold Conversion Act and in consideration of the yearly rent and covenants therein after reserved and contained He the said James Kennedy Thompson did thereby grant release and confirm unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns the premises comprised by said therein recited Lease namely all that lot of ground formerly in the possession of Adam Maitland Containing in front Thirty feet and extending backward to David in Gaussen's Wall - feet bounded on the East by William Hodgson's and Joseph Marshall Tenements on the North and West by David Gaussen's Tenements and on the South by the New intended street with the appurtenances situate lying and being near the Canal in Lisdrungullion in the Town and Parish of Newry Barony of upper Crier and County of Armagh ( excepting as therein is excepted ) To hold the said granted premises with the appurtenances unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns thenceforth for ever subject to the yearly rent of Two pounds one shilling and six pence half penny sterling payable half yearly as therein mentioned and to the covenants and agreements in said original Lease reserved and contained on the lessees part to be paid observed and per formed which said Indenture and this Memorial thereof as to the execution thereof respect by the said James Kennedy Thompson are witnessed by William George Henderson Accountant and Richard Jebb Brown Solicitor both of Newry in the County of Down a Thompson -- Seal Signed and sealed in the presence of W. Henderson R Brown - The above named William George Henderson Maketh Oath and saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of which the foregoing writing is a Memorial and also to this Memorial and saith that he was present and saw said Deed and this Memorial duly signed sealed and executed by the said James Kennedy Thompson and saith that the name William George Henderson signed as a witness to the execution of said Deed and Memorial respectively is his this Deponents proper name and hand writing William George Henderson Sworn before me this 16th day of November 1860 at Newry in the County of Master Extraordinary for taking affidavits for said Court in said County and I know the Deponent Wm Henry Ogle Master Extry A true Copy John Williams S. Nine

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6.2 Adam M 1821 207-342

Adam Maitland of Hillsborough, 29/8/1794
Daughters Mary McGowan & Ann Spencer

A Memorial of an Indented Deed of Conveyance bearing date
the fourth day of September one thousand Eight hundred and Twenty one and made
between Ruth Grisham on Mason widow and Relict of Wm Gresham decd
and Stanhope --- Gresham of the City of Dublin Gentleman the only child and heir at law of the said Ruth Gresham of the one part
and
Courtney Kenny of Ballinrobe in the County of Mayo Esq of the other part
eciting amongst other things that Mathew Ford late of the City of Publin Gent by
Indenture of Lease bearing date the twenty ninth day of August %

one thousand six hundred and ninety four demised unto
Adam Maitland of Hillsborough Merchant and to Mary McGowan and Anne Spencer Daughters of said Adam Maitland all those the Town and Lands of Magherytonpany situate Lying and being in the County of Down and Barony of Kinnalearty containing by Estimation four hundred acres To Hold the said Lands to the said Adam Martland Mary McGowan and Anne Spencer their heirs and assigns for the lives in said Indenture of Lease mentioned at the yearly rent of twelve pounds and in which Lease was contained a covenant for perpetual renewal or payment of one years rent as a renewal fine and reciting that Peter Mason late of Morpeth in the County of Down Gentleman deceased was in his life time legally seized of said premises and

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Ireland. Registry of Deeds.
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And that he by his last will dated nineteenth October one thousand seven hundred and fifty eight devised the same to his son Stanhope Mason and his heirs forever and that said Stanhope Mason by his last will dated third June one thousand seven hundred and seventy one divised the said Lands amongst his six children therein named share and share alike and that Ruth Gresham party thereto is one of the Daughters of said Stanhope Mason was Entitled under said will to one sixth undivided part of said Lands of Magheter penny and said Stanhope Gresham party thereto as the only child and heir at Law of said Ruth Grisham was Entitled to a reversionary Interest in said Land said Deed of which this is a Memorial Witnessed that said Ruth Gresham and Stanhope Grisham in consideration of the sum of one thousand one hundred Pounds did grant bargain sell assign transfer release confirm and make over unto the said Courtney Kenny all that and those the one undivided sixth part of and in the said town and Lands of Magherytinpany situate Lying & being in the County of Down and Barony of Kinalearty and containing four hundred acres be the same more or less as above mentioned to have been demised and Leased in and by the therein before recited Indenture of Lease of the twenty ninth day of November one thousand six hundred and ninety four and subsequent renewals thereof To Hold to the said Courtney Henry his heirs and assigns for and during the natural lives and life of Mathew Jellett and Mason Kenory the two lives then in being under the last renewal of said premises in said Deed of which this is a Memorial recited and the survivor of them and for and during the life and lives of all and every such person and persons as should forever thereafter be added to the time and term of said hereinbefore recited Indenture of Lease and the subsequent renewals thereof pursuant to the covenant for perpetual renewal in said Lease contained subject to payment of the rent Memorial and this Memorial are duly executed by the said Ruth Gresham and Stanhope Gresham and Courtney Kenny and the execution thereof witnessed by Mason Gresham of the City of Dublin Gent and William Middleton of said City Attorney at law Ruth Gresham ( seal Stanhope Gresham Seal Courtney Kenny ( seal ) Signed and sealed in presence of Mason Gresham William Middleton . The above named William Middleton maketh oath and saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Deed of which the above writing is a memorial and also to the above Memorial and saith that the name William Middleton subscribed as a witness to the execution of said Deed and Memorial is this Deponents name and handwriting and saith he delivered said Deed and Memorial to Francis Armstrong Esquire Dep Regr the 13 day of September 1821 at or near the hour of half past two oclock in the afternoon of said day William Middleton Sworn before me this 13 day of Sept 1821 Fras Armstrong D R To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for Registering Deeds Leases & c A

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Ireland. Registry of Deeds.

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6.3 Adam Maitland 1781 – 537/8-644

and payable on the twenty Ninth day of September then Instant the date the In which said Deed is contained a covenant of renewal on the fall of any of sd Lives on pay of the sum of five pound Ster for each and every life so to be renewed and in sd Lease is also contained a covenant that the sd Frances French & Sheppard French & their under tenants shall do suit and service to the Court feet and Court Baron belonging to the Earl of Arran his heirs and Asss for the Manor of Rossbaron as often as duly summoned thereto & shall bind all their corn grain and grist at such of the Mills of sd Earl Arran as shall be appoint in sd Town of New Ross or suburbs thereof and shall pay to the sd Robert Roe the sum of five shillings Nomina pana or every Barrell of as shall be ground elsewhere which said Deed and this Mem are witnessed by William Jackson and for Bell of the City of Dublin Gentlemen Robt Ross ( seal signed and sealed in pence of Wm Jackson, John Bell the above Named John Bell maketh Oath that he saw the Deed of which the above writing is a mem duly Executed by the parties thereto under an the above named Robert Roe Billy Execute the We and & upon witness to sd Deed and this Mem & saith the name John Bell sub as a witness to sd Deed and this Memr is Deponents proper name & handwriting & Deed sd Deed & the above Memr to William Kelly Deputy Register the fourth day of Octr 1782 at or near Eleven of lock in the forenoon John Bell Sworn 4th Octr 1782 Will Kelly Cap Reg 23334

Waddell 1780

to the Reg appointed for Reging Deed & Mc Mechan and Oth Hennell & an Indented Deed of Mortgage bearing date
the third day of June One thousand seven hundred and eighty Between
Jane M. Weehan Regd 4 . Widow of James McMechan late Newry in the County of Town Archibald McComb of Warren point in sd County Mariner and Martha Wemb otherwise Hamilton his wife and
Elizabeth Hamilton of Acton in the lock in the Cormen County of Annagh pinster of the one part and
repell Waddell of the Town of Sawfoyle in the sd County of Down Gentleman of the other part Whereby at writing as therein executed the 1 Jane W Menan Arrivateen Martha McComb & Elizabeth Hamilton did for the consider therein ment the Grant Bargain sell release and confirm unto the sd Cossie W Waddell in his actual possion being by virtue of a Deed of Bargain & Sale therein mented and by force of the Statute for transferring uses into begin and to his heirs and assigns all that Tenement situate and being in that part of the Town of Newry Called the Low Ground or Liberty Containing in front Eighty two feet and in Depth fixty Safforty Six feet and distinguished as the plan laid 1 Town by ever Sloan for that purpose Number ( 1 ) one and also that Tenement situate as aforesaid Containing in front Eighty Nine feet and in depth Eighty feet inquish as aforesd by the No ( 2 ) two said two Tenements being bounded on the North by the Sheet on the west by the Wall on the south by James Moores Ten and on the last 1 by Will Street and also all that Tenement situate as aforesd Containing in the one hundred and thirty feet and in Depth forty feet distinguished as aforesd by the Number ( 10 ) ten sd Tenement being bounded on the North by Margaret Sheet on the - West by 1 by Will So hundred and Distinguished as aforesd Co Number ( 16 ) by Will Sheet John Mercer lived the age appurs the Interest prop Elizabeth Ha the appurs a life of his said of all and ever the sd Deed of in the sd Lea or Condition of and the pen other Covenan sence of Ada Named mak by all the in said Deed a subscribing in the Count taking of Bristow . 233 Brooke in Comons Howard 4th Octr 1484 at 3 Clock in the afternoon to the Hall on the south by Samuel M. Gough tenement on the 367 that and also all that tenement situate as aforesd Containing in front three three feet in depth and from front one hundred &

twelve to forty four feet and as aforesd by the Number ( 11 ) Eleven and also all that Tenement situate enty in front Eighty one feet and in Depth Forty feet & distinguished by the Sixteen said two Tenement being bounded on the North by the Square on the west in the south by Margaret Sheet and on the East by the Holdings of Robert Walker Robert Carlile and John McCord Except the sd House wherein James Hamilton Coach Stable and the Horse Mill 109 . with all and singular the rights Members & hereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and all the Estate right title perty Claim and Demand of them the Sd Jane McMeehan Archibald McComb Milton of in and to the same To Hold all and Singular the sd Primes with into the sd Coplett Waddell his heirs and assigns for and during the Natural Majesty King George the third and for and during the natural & lives by such son and sons as shall be added to the time and term of the Lear in Mortgage recited or any renewal or renewals thereof subject to the yearly rent as Mented payable unto the Earl of Hillsborough and subject also the provise demption on payment of the sum of One hundred and Eighty one pounds four shill half penny ster, with Int for the same in which sd Deed are contained sec be and the same is witness by - Cosswaddell ( Seal ) Signed and sealed in . #( Maitland McConock Thos - Adam Maitland in the annexed Memonal eth Oath that he saw the Deed of which the above writing is a mem Oney at parties thereto except Richibald McCombe and that he also sd Cosslett Waddell and Mem named duly sign and seal the sd Meml and Deponant he is Witness to sd Deed and Mem . Adam Maitland sworn before near Castlewellan of Down this 3d day of June 1782 by or line of a common to me seceded for and County and I know the Depent . Geo . Anderson Justices prent Roger James Montgomery 103 .

To the Register appoint by act of Parlet for Regist Deeds so forth Memorial of an Indented Deed of release bearing date the
fourth day of October One thousand seven hundred and eighty two made between
lots Brooke of Kelves in the County of Kildare Esq Anna Maria Brooke his wife of the one part and
George Hammond Howard of the City of Dublin Esq of the other part Whereby the said Robert Brooke in consider of Two thous Did Give Grant bargain sell release and confirm unto the sd Gorges Edmond Howard ( in his actual Basion then being by virtue of the Deed of bargain and --- sale in the sd Deed recited and to his heirs, All that and these the Town & Lands of Curmeen & wise men beg Zumwith Marie Drumratte here Drumrath & Memille Reese, Moneys and part of Carson owes Cardean and also the Town and Lands of the Town and Called Multian situate lying and being in the County of Cavan Schole to the Gorges Commer Howard his heirs and as for ever subject to redemption on payment sd Sum of two thousand pounds with Interest prove same at the rate of

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2 368 ) Counds by the Hundred as by the year on the fourth day of April next And by the sd Deed the sd Robert Brooke Covenanted that he and the sd Anna Maria his wife before the end of the next Michaelmas term acknowledge and by a fine their Conizance dedient of the sd Lands which fine was declared by all the parties to the sd Deed to operate be and enure to the use of the sd Gorges Edmond Howard his heirs and assigns untill the sd princi sum and Interest should be paid and after payment thereof for such uses & purposes as are mentioned in certain articles bearing date the first day of July one thousand seven hundred and seventy eight made between the sd Robert Brooke of the one part and Egles Privin & Robert Alexander Esqr of the other part and then to the use & behoof of the sd Robert Brooks his heirs forever which sd Deed of which this is a Memorial was duly Executed by the parties thereto and this Memorial Signed and sealed by the sd Robt Brooke and Anna Maria his wife in the sence of Richard Corban Carr of the City of Dublin Gent & Thomas Digby Brooke brother of the sd Robert Brooke Rob Brock Seal Anna Maria Brooke seal signed and sealed in the presence of us Richd Corban Can Thomas A. Brooke the above named Richd Corban Carr maketh Oath that he saw the Deed of which the above is a Memorial duly executed by all the parties thereto and also saw the above named Robert Brooke & Anna Maria Brooke his wife duly sign and seal the sd M. & saith that the name Richd Cooban Carr Subscribed as a witness to the sd Deed and Memr is this Deponts proper name and hand writing and saith he delivered the same to William Kelly Gent Deputy Register the 4th day of Octr 1782 at or near three oClock in the afternoon Richd Corban Carr Sworn before me this 11th day of Oct. 1782 Will Kelly N. 233 129 .

To the leg appd by act of Parlet for Regist Deeds a so forth Dep Reg . 1 Worster Amemorial of an Indented Deed of Mortgage bearing date the seventh day of to October One Thousd Seven hundred and eighty two Between Mary Horser hillity French of Dublin Spinster of the one part and Francis French of same City March of the other part Whereby Mary Hester of the City of Dublin Spinster in Considing One hund Pounds to her paid by sd Francis French did Grant Bargain sell assign & make regd Oct 1782 unto the sd Francis French his Exors admrs & assigns all that and those the Under at Colock of Lease therein recited to . with the Messuage and House on the North side of S. Ross in the afternor 2 or street in the suburbs of the City of Dublin now in the possession of Mr Francis Reddy & Commonly known by the sign of the white horse to . with the yard Backhouse & all other the appurs to the Premes belonging in any manner appertaining in as large and ample manner as the said Mary Forster held and enjoy the same and as the said Francis Reddy now held and enjoy the same containing in Breadth in the are fourteen feet nine inches in Depth on the west side two hundred and thirteen feet in the East side about two hundred and fourteen feet & meaning and bounding on the East party to pound late in the Possion of Aldn Dudgeon & his undertenants and partly to other part of the Estate of the sd Edward Rainsford the Elder on the west to the Holding of Mr Ree on the North by land formerly in the Possession of Ambrose ferrall and now in the Possion of the representatives of Mr William Gayner and on the south to Thomas Street aforesd as by a Map or survey thereof to sd Indenture annexed may appear in and by the sd Recited Indenture of Lease granted & demise the yearly and other rents issues and profits of the said premes & all the Estate right Title her the sd Mary Forster her Exors admons & in and to the same To hold to the said Frances French for the Remainder of the term of July one therein Mented ( 369 subject to the rent of Twenty one pounds and

in which Deed there is a covenant for Redemption in payment of said sum of One Hundred Pounds and Interest on the seventh day of Oct Next with Interest which sd deed contains other Covenant and the same is duly Executed by the S. Mary Forster and Francis French & this Memorial is duly Executed by the said Mary Forster and said Deed and Memorial are witnessed by Peter Bayly of the City of Dublin Gent and Martin Wynes of same City March Mary Forster ( seal ) Signed Sealed and Delived inference of Peter Bayly Martin Hynes - The above named Martin Hynes Maketh Oath that he saw the Deed of which the above writing is a memorial duly & acted by the party thereto and that he also saw the sd Mary Forster duly sign and seal the sd Memorial & that he this Depont is a subscribing to sd deed and Memorial and Delivered the same to William Kelly Gent Deputy Register the seventh day of October 1782 at or near Sixo Clock in the afternoon Martin Hynes Sworn before me the 7th day of Oct 1782 Will Kelly Dep Reg No 233430 : To the Reg appd for Registy Dees articles & so forth Lemmon 10 A Memorial of an article of assignment from John & emmon to John Smyth Smith of Cambden Street in the County of Dublin Esqr Indorsed on the Back of a Deed of Renewal from George Shakelton of Fork in the Kings County farmer & Jane Shakelton otherwise James his wife to the sd John Lemmon of all that and those the plot of ground & New House in Moore park Street in Parsonstown Contain in part, or by feet be the same more or less regd 6th Octr bounded as in the annexed Lease Menter situate in Parsonstown aforesd in the Barony 1782 at Ballybutt and Kings County with the appers or the lives of Coster Pilkington . after 100 Clock Jane Shakelton orwise James & Jonathan Kent & for the natural life and lives in the forenoon of such other son & persons as by virtue of the annexed Lease should from time succes 1 fively and for ever be added at the yearly rents renewal fines & under the Court therein contained by which sd Article of assignment sd John Lemmon for the Considers therein mentioned did assign Transfer and make over unto the said John Smith all that and those the before mented premes and every part thereof the sd Original Lease with all the assignments thereon endorsed & sd Deed of Renewal & all his right Title and Interest in and to the same & every part thereof & sd Article of assignment contains other Covenants and bears date the first day of November one thous Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine and sd article and this Mem were duly Executed by the sd John Lemmon in the presence of Joseph Lemmon of Lemmon Grove in the County of Westmeath Gent and George Elkins of Sweet lodge in the County of Dublin Gent & sd Article and this Memorial are both witness by the sd Joseph Lemmon George Eakins - Town Lemmon Signed & sealed in presence of Joseph Lemmon Yea Edkins . The above named George Eddins maketh Oath that he is a subscribing witness to the above mentioned article of Assignment & to the above Mem . & was sent and did see the sd John Lemmon duly Execute the sd Artile & Memorial & saith that he this part did deliver the sd Article & this Memorial to William Kelly Gent Deputy Register in his office at the Castle of Dublin on the Eighth Day of Octr one Thousand seven hundred & Eighty two at or near half an hour after Ten of the Clock in the forenoon Geo Edkins Sworn before me this 8th day of October 1782 - Will Kelly Dep Regr No 33435 . To the Register appd for Regist Deed & so forth Lyon to Oaks 172 25 Memorial of a Deed or Declaration of trust dated the fifteenth day August

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6.4 Adam Maitland 1796 – 240-590

To the Regr appd for Reg Deeds and so forth

a men of an Indented Deed of Reconson bearing date the first day of May 1798 made between Jacob Turner of Turner held in Co Armagh Est of the first part and
Robt Maitland of Corregs in Co Down Esqr other part merchant

reciting that by deed of lease dated 29 Oct 1796 Btw Robert M of one part and Jacob Turner of the other part only son and heir at law of Adam Maitland late of Newry in of the other part sd Robert Maitland did in Considn of Sixteen pounds Ester grant bargain Sell release and confirm unto Jacob Turner all that and those that tenemt or plot of Ground on the west side of the Canal Bank formerly in s. Adam Mackart & therein Robt Maitland bounded on the north with Edw Corry Field on the east with the Canal Bank on the South with the late To Magoughstenent and on the the

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241

Sping Spring with Canal Street Gardine conger sent one hand and thirty one feet in reve one hundr and forty six feet and in depth on the north side and Eighty nine feet on the South side - X and the rights member and we thereunto belong to hold et al Bringallion at sd Jacob Turner his heirs and ass fort during the note Rives and other there west Majesty King George the third their Royal Highness Geo Prince of Wales or Arnaburgh and the heirs and survey of them and all such other and Lives as shed for ever hereafter be added to me therein recited house been press was held in purs follow for perp Rund therein cont and to hold lands of Corrogs unto Jacob his heirs and asss for and during the nat Life of sd Robt Maitland and any future Grant or her term that might be had or obtained thereof subject as per anment Subject nevertheless to a prover on on me 1 Rob Maitland his heirs Et al or ass to sd Jacob Turner his heirs Exr admr or of on a certain day therein ment and reciting that there waste and owing unto Jacob Turner by Robt Martland for mine and on the foot of sd therein recited Mortgage to and for the day of the date thereof the sum of Five hundred a forty pounds which sum sd Robt Mackand had agreed to pay to S. Jacob Turner upon recon of sd herein before recited Mortgage as Turner had agreed to reconvey same upon paymt of Sum the Jacob Turner did by sd Deed of which this is a memr and in Conside of sd sum of five hand and forty pounds ster grant bargain Sell reconvey and confirm unto Robt Maitland in his actual poss the being all that and that the herein before ment uneas of Ground sit in Drungullian in Armagh and also the herein before ment part or parcel of the town land of Corrow in Bark of tober reagh and Col . Down To hold unto sd Robt Markland his heirs and as for and during the Lives of the war or abovements for his sd prems are held with benefit of there with respect tenemt at Lisdruingullion which Deed and this mem are witnd by Mathew Russell and J Rockfort Jacob Turner Seal Signed and sold in presence of Mathew Russell Jas Rochfort . The above named Mathew Russell maketh Oath that he is a Subs witness to the Deed whereof the above is a man and also to sd Mind, and saw sd Deed and was duly Execd by sd Jacob Turner and saith the name Mather Russell subsd as a Witness to sd deed and Mine is Depts proper and hander Mathew Russell Sworn before me at Murry in Armagh the 2d day of May 1798 by virtue of a Com York of the and knowed John Rose Count of any To the Regt appd for Regg Deeds and forth Men of an Indented Deed of Asst bearing date the first day of May 1799 made between Wm Spring the elder Ballyreaman in the the one part and Arthur String son of Wm Crahan in some of the other part Whereby after receiving that Stephen & Rice of City Dublin Esqr and Ruth Rice or Spring his wife did by Indre of Case bear date the 18th day of Sept 1703 demise unto sd Wm Pring an his son the lands of the Colver Division of Ballyaman for and during the natural lives of Iron String too has Thompson and Alex Thomson both son to Wm Thompson of Ballygaman and for and during the longest Liver and Sure of Wm Commencing on the first day of May then next at and under the yearly rent of Sixty five pounds ster as by sd Indre may appear he the sd Wm Pring in hand pd by sd arthur open and for other Considers in doth bargain Sell and make over unto sd Arther spring all that those the chief or Moiety undivided of the aforesd lands of the lower division of Ballyreaman aforesd in his actual poss the on virtue of the Bargain and Sale therein recited, and his ass To Holden Arthur Spring his Heirs Exr admr and ass toge with part of the house he is now poss . and also half the P. Offices other Improvents on the entire lands from first day of May for & dur the subsisting out of the leave as aforesd granted

by Supher No 3351 Oclacour to Comma - No 335130 Alexand to Alexander 509 which Deed of Asst contains other Covr and Clauses and is by Joseph Thompson of Rockfield and Alex Thompson of Gallygaumbun Nothing Coy of Jurry and this mem is witnesses Thompson & Mich Hurly of Killations 6 . Servant Man Arthur Springs Signed and in presence of Alexr Thompson Mich Farles The above named Alexr Thompson maketh Oath that he is witness to the Deed of which the above is a more and same executed by party thereto and saw the above named Arthur Spring duly Executors were and that the name Alex Thompson Subs as a Witness to sd Deed and Men is Dept proper name and hand Alexr Thompson Sworn before me at Killee in Kern this 6th day of May 1798 a Com pertaking off and I know Dept Thos Spring Com 18

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6.5 Adam Maitland 1779 – 100-332

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To the Register appd by act of Parliament for Registering Deeds Rossors Memorial of a Deed of Mortgage bearing date the Eleventh day of March one thousand Seven hundred and Eighty and made
between Robert Ross of Rossleiven? in the County of Down Esqr of the first part
Robert Moore of Moorevale in the County of Armagh Gent and Ann More otherwise Wallace his wife of the second part
Benjamin Thompson of Ravensdale in the County of Cloth Leith Merchant of the third part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of ??? of the fourth part whereby the parties therein mentioned and in consideration of the sum of hundred pounds and did grant and Confirm unto the said Adam Maitland all that and those one undivided Moiety of the Town and Lands of Cuffice and a Moiety of the great and small Tythes thereof situate lying and being in the of South with the appurtenances thereunto being during the and life of the said Robert Moore and Ann his wife and Ann Hood one of the Daughters of the said Robert and Son and the Survivors and survives of the and during the life and and lives of all such person and person as should time to time for ever thereafter be added pursuant to the Covenant for Renewal therein contained Subject to the payment of the rent and performance of all other the Covenants contained in the Lease of the premis and also subject to a provise or condition of Redemption on payment of the said sum of Four hundred pounds on the first day of May then next ensuing with Interest which said Deed of Mortgage and this Mem are witnessed by John Maitland of Newry aforesd Clke to the said Adam Maitland and Thomas Gibson of the City of Dublin Gent . is to the Execution thereof by the parties and as to the Execution of the said Deed of Mortgage by the said Robt Ross the same

is witnessed the same is witnessed by William Pidgeon Sect to P Robt Ross and by the said Thomas Gibson Robert Moore ( Seal ) Ann Moore ( Seal ) Signd and Sealed in the presence of John Maitland Thomas Gibson - The above named Thomas Gibson Maketh Oath that he was present and saw the Deed of Mortgage whereof the above writing is ackem duly Signed Sealed and executed by the above Named Robt Ross Robt Moore and Ann his wife Benjamin Thompson and Adam Maitland and also saw the above Mem duly Executed by the above Named Robert Moore and Ann Moore his wife and say he is a subscribing witness to said Deed and Mary and that the Name Thomas Gibson Subscribed thereto as a witness is this Dept proper name and hand writing and a Delivered said Deed & Memo to Mr Wm Kelly Depy Regt on the 7th day of April one thousand seven hundred and eighty at or near three in the afternoon Thomas Gibson Sworn 7th April 1780 Will Kelly Dep (https://www.familysearch.org/ ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ4-7G1G?view=fullText : Dec 11, 2025), image 100 of 332; Ireland. Registry of Deeds.

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6.6 Adam Maitland 1767 – 145-338

270 N. 16002 Glorawly to Maitland

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament - Charteris For the publick Registring of Deeds Conveyances and so forth Mill of Indented Deed bearing date
the thirtieth day of may one thousand seven hundred and nine? made between

the Right Honourable William Vict Glenawey of the one part and

William Maitland of Knocksticken in the Co of Downe Gent of the other part
whereby the said William Viscount Glenawey for the Conside therein mentioned did grant bargain sell assign make over unto the said William Maitland his Exors Admons & ass
all that Situate in the town of Clough Magheracat adjoining the south end of the house late in the possession of Robert Whiteside and on the north end of the thorn hedge leading from the Stables of the mansion house towards James Thompson lying on the East side of the Street leading to Seaford containing in from sixty feet be the same more or less with a piece of ground for garden thereunto belonging containing in Breadth Sixty feet and in length and Depth to the midder thereof one hundred and eighty two feet be the same more or less and also a park or field of ground containing four acres & Sixteen perches plantation measure being the next part adjoining John Cairnes's and being part of the land or park Commonty 1 called Montgomery park neared on the front with the great road   leading to Down and on the here by the Drain of the Demesnes of Clough together with liberty to but tweft in the Common logg of Drumca all which said premisses are situate in the County of Down To hold unto the said William Maitland his Exors adms and assigns for and during all the residue and remr of the term of ninety nine years Commencing from the first day of No one thousand seven hundred and thirty eight Subject nevertheless to the yearly rents dues duties and covenants contained in the is recited in the said
Indented
Deed and also this memr are with by Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Downe much and David Richardson of Newry aforesaid Gent : Gray Signed and sealed in the presence of us Adam Maitland Day Richardson Cunningham and this to Maitland   Richardson The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indented Deed whereof the above   writing is a memorial and also to the above memorial and saw the said Indented Deed duly Executed by the parties thereto respectively and also Saw the above named Willian Viscount Gleanly duly sign the said Memorial and the name David Richardson subscribed as a wittness to Said Deed and memorial is this Depts proper handwriting and Dept, delivered the same to Mr. Charl Meares Deputy Reg the 25th day of June one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Seven at or near half an hour after Eleven Clock in the forenoon David Richardson Sworn before me the 25th day of June 1767 Cha Meares Dep Regr No 16603

To the Regr appointed by act of parliament for the publick Regist of Deeds Conveyances and so forth Mem, of Indented Deeds of lease and Release bearing date asper Regd 25 June 1787 at after 1 Clock in the Forenoon lively the twenty ninth and thirteenth day of May one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty seven
made between Elizabeth Cunningham widow and
Richard Cunningham the Younger and George Logan Executors of the last will and Testament of Richard Cunningham late of Clough in the County of Downe Deceased of the one part and
William Maitland of Knocksticken in said Co Gent of the other part
whereby the said Eliz Cunningham Richard Cunningham the yr and George Logan in Consideration of the hundred and seventeen pounds one shill, and three pence St. did grant sell assign release and confirm unto the
said William Maitland his heirs and assigns all that Tenemt Situate in the town of Cloughmagheracatt adjoining the South and of the house late in the possr of Robert Whiteside and on the north end of the thorn hedge leading from the Stables of the mansion house Towards James Thompsons lying on the East side of the Street leading to Seaford Contain I in front Sixty feet be the same more or less with apiece of ground thereunto belonging Conty in Bread Sixty feet and in length or depth thro the midder thereof one hund and Eighty two feet be the same more or less and also a partor field of ground four acres and Sixteen perches plant measure being the next park adjoining John Cairne's and being part of the land or park Commonly called McGomery 's Park and on the front with the great road leading to Down and on the hereby the Drain to the Demesne of Clough log E. with liberty to cutt Turton the common bogg of Drumca and also all the tenem piece or paral of ground situate lying and being in Cloughaghereth adjoining on the north end of William Warren being on the Northeas & side of the great street leading towards Seaford Conty twenty four square perches and also apark or field of ground conth
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Flood Hart to 200 four acres and sixteen perches situate and being the next park adjoining on the east side of William Hanna's park being part of the lands of Blackstaft together with Liberty Cutter on the come Bog of Drumed all which said premises are situate in the Co of Downe To hold to said William Maitland his heirs and assigns during the lives of the swell persons named in the two leases which erected respectively in the said Deed of release or for the lives of such of them as are now in being and also during the life and lives of all and every such other person and persons as shou 'd for ever be added thereto by virtue of the Covenants for renewal respectively contained in the said leases respectively reserved and specified which said Deeds of case and release and also this Memorial as to the Execution thereof by the said Elizabeth Cunningham and Richard Cunningham are witnessed by Adam Maitland Merch & David Richardson by David Bleakley of Clough in the said County Gent : - Elizabeth Cunningham Richard Cunningham ( Seal ) Geo Logan Signed and sealed in presence of us by the above named Elizabeth Cunningham and Richard Cunningham Adam Maitland David Richardson Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of us by the above named David Richardson David Blakely - The above named David Richardson maketh Oath that he is a subscribing to the Indented Deeds of lease and release whereof the above writing is amemel and also to the above memorial and also saw the said Deed of Lease duly Executed by the above named Eliza Cunningham Rich Cunningham and George Logan and saw the said Deed of Release duly executed by the parties thereto respectively and also saw the above named Elizabeth Cunningham and Richard Cunningham and George Logan Sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name David Richardson Subscribed as a witness to said Deeds of lease and Release and memorial respectively is his this Depts proper handwriting and Dept delivered the same to Mr Charles Meares Deputy Reg the 25th day of June one thousand Seven hundred and Sixty seven at or near half an hour after Eleven Clock in the forenoon Davd Richardson Sworn before me the 25th day of June 1767 Cha Meares Dep Regr No 166009

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6.7 Adam Maitland 1765 – 73-673

7 24 N. C. Halliday to Maitland Regd June 1776 at 4 after in the forenoon and also saw the said Indre of Lease duly Executed by the parties thereto resply and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the sd them that the name David Richardson Subscribed as a witness to sd Indre and them resply is his this Depont proper hand writing and Depont delivd the same to Mr Charles Meares Deputy Reg the Seventh day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six at or near a after Eleven Clock in the forenoon - Davd Richardson - Sworn before me the 7th day of June 1766 - Cha Meares Dep . Regr

To the Regt appointed by act of Parliament the Publick Registring of Deeds Leases & so forth
Memorial of an Ind 6 in writing or Deed Poll bearing date the sixteenth day of March one thousand seven hundred and sixty six reciting that
William Halliday of Carnbane in the Co of Armagh did Demise unto
Richard A Richard of Newry all that parcel of land lying In the West side of the Canal conty by Estimation three acres and one half plantation measure be the same more or less situate in Carlane in the Co of Annagh aforesd for the natural life of the Richd Richard of the Term of Twenty one years provided the sd Wm Hallidays Grant lease shoud so long continue at the yearly rent of Two por eleven shillings & five pence st & and also

reciting that the Richard Richard had since demised the sd premises to Adam Maitland of Newry Merchant the sd William Halliday in Considn of nine pounds two shillings did by sd Deed Covenant & agree to and with the sd Adam Maitland, that upon the failure or determination of the sd Rich Aprichardlease he the sd Wm Hall day his Heirs and A shoud make & Execute unto the said Adam Maitland his Heirs & Ass : and lease of the sd premes at the same rent and with the same Coventa contd in the Richard Aprichard 's lease for the said Term of his Haldays Grand Lease or forth of them asto 16 I and to Handel Regd 7th Jun 1766 at after in . 125 as should be then in being and for the true performance thereof each party bound himself to the other in the penalty of fifty pite to be paid by the party receding from the sd agreement to the party by David Richardson of Newry in the Co of Down Gent and this mem is witnessed by the sd David Richardson & by Wm Halliday of Newry aforesd March Adam Maitland ( Seal ) Signed and sealed in presence of us Wm Haliday . Davd Richardson – the above named David Richardson maketh Oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Instrument in writing whereof the above writing is a Man & also to the above Mem and said the sd Instrumt duly Executed by the parties, thereto resply & also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign & seal the sd Mem and that the name David Richardson subscribed as a witness to sd Instrument & mend resply is his this Deponts propertland writing and dep Delivd the same to Mr Chas Marie Deputy Regr the seventh day of June one thousand seven hund and Sixty Six at or near a qr after Eleven Clock in the forenoon Davd Richardson - Sworn before me the 7th day of June 1766 Cha . Meares Dep . Regr 23 : To the Regr appd by act of Parliament for Ruggher Deeds Wills & so forth in - I Memorial of Indented Deeds of Lease and Release bearing date resply the second A and third day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six made between Frances Elizth Vandelewof the City of Dublin Spinster eldest Daughter of John Candler late of the sd City Esqr deced of the first part John Ormsby Vanddew of the same City Esquire of the second part Whereby after reciting as in the said the former Deed of Release is recited the sd Frans Elizth Gandeleur for the Consions therein ment by and 4th the approbate of the sd Wm Doyle Testifyed by his being a partythereto did Grant bargain Sell Release and Confirm unto the sd John Ormsby Vandeleur and to his Heirs

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6.8 Adam Maitland 294-565

Sworn before me at Newry in the County of Down this 16th day of November 1860 a Master extraordinary for taking affidavits for said Court in said County and I know the Deponent Wm Henry Ogle Master Extry A true Copy John Williams Nine Folios 156 To the Registrar appointed by Act of Parliament for Registering Deeds wills and so forth Thompson Memorial of Indenture of Fee farm grant bearing date the Fifteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixty made in 0 Sindan Between James Kennedy Thompson of Bracknagh in the County of own Esquire of the one part and William Sinclair of Warrenpoint in Regd 19th Novr 1860 the County of Town Merchant of the other part after reciting a certain Lease dated the first day of August one thousand seven hundred and Sixty Six at 10 cts to 466 Whereby Robert Scott then of Newry in the County of Down Esquire demised unto Adam Maitland then of Newry aforesaid Merchant the tenement or plot of ground therein and herein after mentioned To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs and assigns for lives renewable for ever subject to the yearly rent and Covenant therein mentioned and reciting that all the Estate and Interest of the said Robert Scott in the said cease were then vested in the said James Kennedy Thompson and that the said William Sinclair was the owner of the said Lease within the meaning of the provisions of the renewable easehold Conversion Act said Indenture Witnessed that for the considerations therein he the said James Kennedy Thompson granted released and confirmed unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns the premises comprised in and demised by the said recited whose namely all that tenement or plot of ground formerly in the said Adam Maitland assion and afterwards in the possession of William Hodgson Containing in front forty feet and extending backwards sixty feet bounded on the East by the Canal Bank on the west by a lot of ground formerly in the said Adam Maitlands possession on the North by Joseph Marshall Terment and on the south by the new road formerly intended to be opened from in Canal to the Armagh Road and all houses buildings and offices erected thereon with the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate and being near the Canal in Lisdrumgullion in the Town and Paush of Henry Barony of Upper Crier and County of Annagh To hold the said granted premises with the appurtenances ( except as therein excepted ) unto the said am Sinclair his heirs and assigns thenceforth for ever at the yearly rent of four pounds fifteen shillings and six pence sterling over and above taxes and which said Indenture and this Memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by the said James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair are witnessed by William George Henderson Gentleman and Revorard Jebb Brown Solator and both of Newry in the County of Down Jas R. Thompson - seal . William Sinclair . Seal . Signed and sealed by the said James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair in presence of us W. G. Henderson R. Browne The above named William George Henderson of Newry in the County of Down Gentleman maketh Oath and saith that she was present and saw the fee farm Grant and Counterpart thereof of which the above writing is a memorial Signed sealed and delivered and also the above Memonal Signed and sealed by James Kennedy Thompson and William Sinclair the executing parties thereto and saith that he Deponent is a subscribing Witness to said Deed Counterpart and Memorial and that the name William George in Henderson subscribed as a witness thereto respectively is this Deponents proper name and hand writing William George Henderson Sworn before me at Newry in the County of on this 16th day of November 1860 a Master Extraordinary for taking affidavits or said Court in said County and I know the Deponent Wm Henry Ogle Maste Catri A true Copy John Williams Nine Folios No 157 Thompson To Sinclair

To the Registrar appointed by Act of Parliament for Registering Deed Wills and so forth in Ireland A Memorial of an Indenture of fee farm grant bearing date the fifteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and sixty and made Between James Kennedy Thompson of Bracknagh in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and William Sinclair of Warrenpont in the County of Down Merchant of the other part Reciting that by Indenture of Lease bearing date the Twenty fifth day of June on thousand seven hundred and sixty six Robert Scott then of Newry in the County of Down Esquire did demise unto Adam Maitland then of Newry aforesaid Merchant all that lot of ground then in his possession containing in front Thirty feet and extending backwards to David Gausser's wall - feet bounded and described as therein after mentioned with the appurtenances ( excepting and reserving as therein after is excepted and reserved) To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs and assigns for the term of the lives renewable for ever pursuant to the covenant for perpetual renewal therein contained in subject to the payment of the yearly rent of Two pounds five shillings of the then Currency of Ireland by half yearly payments as therein mentioned and to a paper corn as a fine for the renewal on the fall of each life and further reciting as therein It was witnessed that in pursuance of the agreement therein mentioned and of the provisions of the renewable as hold Conversion Act and in consideration of the yearly rent and covenants therein after reserved and contained He the said James Kennedy Thompson did thereby grant release and confirm unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns the premises comprised by said therein recited Lease namely all that lot of ground formerly in the possession of Adam Maitland Containing in front Thirty feet and extending backward to David in Gaussen's Wall - feet bounded on the East by William Hodgson's and Joseph Marshall Tenements on the North and West by David Gaussen's Tenements and on the South by the New intended street with the appurtenances situate lying and being near the Canal in Lisdrungullion in the Town and Parish of Newry Barony of upper Crier and County of Armagh ( excepting as therein is excepted ) To hold the said granted premises with the appurtenances unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns thenceforth for ever subject to the yearly rent of Two pounds one shilling and six pence half penny sterling payable half yearly as therein mentioned and to the covenants and agreements in said original Lease reserved and contained on the lessees part to be paid observed and per formed which said Indenture and this Memorial thereof as to the execution thereof respect by the said James Kennedy Thompson are witnessed by William George Henderson Accountant and Richard Jebb Brown Solicitor both of Newry in the County of Down a Thompson -- Seal . Signed and sealed in the presence of W. Henderson R Brown - The above named William George Henderson Maketh Oath and saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of which the foregoing writing is a Memorial and also to this Memorial and saith that he was present and saw said Deed and this Memorial duly signed sealed and executed by the said James Kennedy Thompson and saith that the name William George Henderson signed as a witness to the execution of said Deed and Memorial respectively is his this Deponents proper name and hand writing William George Henderson Sworn before me this 16th day of November 1860 at Newry in the County of Master Extraordinary for taking affidavits for said Court in said County and I know the Deponent Wm Henry Ogle Master Extry A true Copy John Williams S. Nine for No 108 Registering Deeds Conveyances and Wills in Ireland McCann to Calvert H Memorial of an Indenture of Conveyance bearing date the Seventeenth day of November one thousand eight hundred Regd 19th Novr 1860 at 5 Mrs No 4 and sixty made Between James McCann of Carragullan in the County of Down Farmer of the one part and William Calvert Regd 19th Novr 1860 at 10 cts to 4 OC

6.9 1794 136-608 Adam M

To the Register appointed for Regishing Deeds &
A Memorial of a Deed of Renewal dated the twenty third day of February One Thousand seven hundred twenty four
annexed to an Indre of Lease dated the Twenty Ninth day of Nover One Thousand Seven hundred ninety & four
made by Mathew Ford Esqr & to Adam Maitland Merch, Mary Mcgowan and Anne Spencer Daughters of the said Adam of all that the Town & Lands of Maghery Sympany with the Appres Scituate lying & being in the County of Downe and Barony of Kinaltery Containing by Estimation four Hundred Acres of profitable Land plantation Measure be the same more or less with the appurtences for three Lives renewable at the yearly rent of Twelve pounds Ster and years rent fined for renewing a life By which said Deed of renewal Mathew Ford elder and Mathew Ford the younger both of Seaford in the County of Down Esqr in consideration of Twelve pounds Ster in pursuance of the Covt contained in the said Lease did Inver James Here, Son of Nicholas Here of Morrah in the said County of Down Yeoman in the place & stead of the said Adam Maitland who was one of the three lives and then dead which said Deed of Renewal Witnessed by Sill Crosse of the City of Dublin Esq . John Bateman Jun of Maghera hunch in the County of Downe Gent and Michael Merrifield of the City of Dublin Gent and this memr is also Witnessed by the said John Bateman & Tobias Rogers of Moyrah aforesaid --- Mary McGann Signed & Sealed in the presence of us - John Bateman Toblas Rodgers - The above named John Bateman maketh Oath that he saw the above named Mathew Ford Sen and Mathew Ford Jund duly Execute the above mentioned Deed of Renewall whereof the above writing is a mem and also saw the above named Mary McGowan signs and seal the said Memr and that he this Dept is a subscribing Witness to the said Deed and Mem urapud Hillsborough in Com Town Decemonino Dee Marty 1729 " come Cirtuk Comp Mihi Direct & Cogpost Depon - John Forsythe Test Hen Leslie Per . Leslie 400 Citation: "Ireland records," images, Family Search (https://www.familysearch.org/ ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSN1-6Q47-M?view=full Text : Mar 23, 2026), image 136 of 608; Ireland. Registry of Deeds. Image Group Number: 008088372 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSN1-6Q47-M?view=fullText

6.101798 228-631 JM

To the Reg appo by act of Parliament for Reg Deeds Wills and with of an
Indenter Day of Assignment bearing date the first day of May one thousand Seven hundred and ninety Eight
and made or ment to be made between
Robert Maitland of Newry in the County of Armagh of the part and
Jane Maitland Isabella Maitland Margaret Maitland all of Springfield in the County of Down Spinster
renting that by Coram Dues of all and release therein ments the Right Honble John Carl of Clan William and leased Countess of Clan William his wife did Demised release unto Adam Maitland therein men the any deceased a certain part a parcel of the town and Lands of any therein and herein ment for the arm of three Lives therein named and letting the said Robert Maitland was then seized and possessed of said Adam Maitland Estate and Interest therein and reciting that by certain Indenture of lease thereon and the Right Honble Robert Ross had Demised to the said Robert Maitland a certain part of the Lands of Carrickmakia therein and herein after ment for the term of Twenty one years and said Deed of which this memorial Witnessed that in consideration of nine hundred and twenty three Sixteen Shillings and un fencester to the said Robert Maitland paid by the said Jane Isabella Margt Maitland there whereof is third acknowledged the said Robert Maitland did assign and release & confirm unto the said Jane Maitland & Isabella Maitland Mary Maitland in the actual possession then being by virtue of a certain Deed of hell contented and to their & assigns all that and those that part or parcel of Land Situate lying and being in the Townland of Con Barony of upper Ireagh and County of Down to therein before me to have been granted and demin to the said Adam Maitland by the said John Earl of Clan William and Mud Countess of Comellian his wife and the said Robert Maitland did also assign and makeover unto the said Jane Maitland Isabella Maitland and Margaret Maitland their ears admrs and assigns all that and those that part of the Lands of Carrickmarted formerly in the possession of the said Damhalland & preme the part of the said Robert Maitland and his undertenants containing by Estimation twenty four acres two roods and thirty perches Irish plantation measure be the same more or less situate lying and being in the parish of Donallon Barony of upper Ireagh and County of Down being the Land & premes therein ments to have been granted I demised to said Robert Maitland by said Robert Ross to hold said lands of Conroys to said Jane Isabella R. Margaret Maitland their heirs and assigns for and during the natural of the said Robert Maitland and for and during any other life that might be obtained from said Carl and Countess of Clan William and to hold the said Lands of Carrickmaria Jane Isabella and Margaret Maitland their Exors admrs and assigns for and during the remainder of the said term for years thereof then unexpired Subject nevertheless to the payment of the rents and performance of Covenants in the said Recited Lease rely contained which said Deed as to the Execution thereof by the said Robert Isabella and Margaret Maitland and this memorial are witnessed by James Cumming of Newry in the County of Down and by Haus Ogle of Newry and County of Down Robert Maitland Signed and Sealed in presence of us James Cuming Haus Ogle the above named Hans Ogle maketh Oath that he saw the Deed whereof the above writing is a memorial duly signed Sealed and delivered by the above named Robert Maitland Gabella Maitland and Margaret Maitland and also saw the said Robert Maitland duly Sign and seal the above mend and Saith he is a subscribing witness to said Deed and the above memorial and that the name Hanson so subscribed thereto resply as a witness of this Deponents proper name and handwriting as Sworn before me at Newry in the County of Down this 16thday of May 1798 acader Extraordinary of his Majesty’s high Court of Chancery in Ireland for taking affed and County and know the Deponent Thomas Bourke
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6.111772 3-9 RM

This Indenture made the thirtieth day of December in the thirteenth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith & c. and in the year of our Lord
one thousand seven hundred and seventy two
between the Honorable Henry White of the City of New York Esquire, of the first part,
William Sheriff of the said City Esquire of the second part,
the honorable Hugh Wallace of the said City Esquire of the third Part,
Gabriel Maturin of the said City Esquire of the fourth part,
Thomas Gamble of the said City Es quire of the fifth part and Stephen Kemble of the said City Esquire of the sixth part,
Whereas his present Majesty King 1 George the third by letters patent under the Great Seal of the Province of New York bearing date the tenth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy by did give grant ratify and confirm unto the said Henry White, and James A. Stewart, George Ball, Peter Goelet, John Jay . John Othout, Richard Nassau Stephens Keen, John, Dennis Hay geman, Frederick Van Cortlandt, Richard, Maitland, Barnaby Dorman Frazier, Daniel, Thomas Gamble, Bernard Ratzer, Antho Low my Van Dam, Nicholas, John Shaw, John Kennedy, John Hamiton, William Sheriff Buckridge Webb, Frances Panton, Daniel Phillips, Robert Dixon, Samuel Deall, Andrew Anderson Samuel Bayard, Robert McWilliams, Joseph, James Black 1 . Glassford, Gamaliel Wallis, Thomas Wallis George Burns David Brown
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Brown Robinson, John, William Sills, John Taylor, John Richardson, and Benjamin James, and to their Heirs and assigns forever All that certain Tract of land situate lying and being in the County of Albany on the south side of the Mohawk river within the said Province between the Cookquago Branch of the Delaware river, and the river Susquehanna Beginning at the northwest corner of a Tract of Land lately granted to Thomas Wharton, Reese Meredith and twenty eight other persons and running from thence south seventy four Degrees west one hundred and fifty chains, thence - South fifty four degrees west two hundred and twenty six chains, then south thirty degrees East Eleven hundred and sixty chains to the aforesaid Branch of Delaware River then the stream of the said Branch as it winds and turns to the above mentioned Tract of land granted to the said Thomas Wharton, Reese Meredith and twenty eight other persons and then along the western bounds of the last mentioned - 1 O 4 Tract North thirty degrees west one thousand and thirty I chains to the place where this Tract first began Containing thirty eight thousand acres of land and the usual allowance for highways, as by the said Letters Patent or the record thereof remaining in the Secretary's Office of this Province of New York in Liber patent number fifteen page forty five reference being thereunto had may more fully and at large appear And whereas the parties to these presents by virtue of Sundry men conveyances now stand seized as Tenants in Common
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6.121805 546-598 RM

2375 To the Register appointed by act of partiament for Registering deeds and so forth A memonal of an Indented deed of Conveyance dated
the 4th day of March 1815 and made between
Charles Annesley of Bally say in the County of Kildare Expire of for one part and
William Murphy of Smithfield in the City of Dublin sales master of the other part
Indenture of Lease dated the 13th day of October one thousand seven hundred and the Right Honble John Earl of Angles and the Honless Allin in demised feet to an Annesley of Little Ruth in the other therein and hereinafter particularly ment To hold to him his hers and assigns forever subject to payment of the yearly rent of of 130 in manner in said Leasement and appointed for payment of same that by Indenture of Lease dated the 12th February 1785 the said Maurice Dinesley for the Consecrations therein mentioned demised and set unto John Annesley of Ballyrax aforesaid the said Towns Lands and other by the description of all that and those the Town and Lands of Tullymore Containing by Estimation one hundred and one acres two roods and twenty six perches profitable Land plantation measure the Town & land of fully beg contring by Estimation acres and two Roods profitable Land Plantation measure the Town and land of Caraher cent by Estimation acres profitable Land plantation Measure be the said several admeare or any of them more or less all situate in the Barony of Uphaly and County of Kildare with all and singular the houses woods underwoods Bogs ought ways waters water courses Commons Feedings partages commodities appendances appointed thereto belonging or appertaining to hold the same with the appurts unto the said John Annesley his heirs and assigns from the least of Suit Philip and commonly called May day which was to be in the year one thousand hundred and seven for three lives renewable for ever at the yearly rent of £45 payable by equal portions half yearly on every first of may and first of November clear above taxes and impositions whatsoever quit and Consent Excepted and Twenty pounds as a fine for renewal in the fall of the three lives for which said demise by Lease thereof and of every other the lives to be for ever added therein pursuance of the and Lease contained that the Estate and Interest of said John Towns Lands and primes had been so granted in Francis Annesley formerly of Ballyrax aforesaid Esqr Cast son of said Covenant for perpetual renewal Annesley in said premes became legally vested John Annesley and that by deeds of Lease Release dead resply the 96 and 24th of May 1749 and made between George Lyndon of the City of Dublin Gent Esquire of the third part after reciting as therein is recited the said George Lyndon and Frances Annesley for the respective Considerations therein mentioned did grant release and confirm unto the said Richard Maitland his heirs in several other lands the aforesaid Towns Lands and premes To hold same with the appurter unto the said Richin will his heirs and land during the three lives in the said Lease of said preshes named and all such other sums as should thereto pursuant to the said Covenant for renewal therein contained subject to redemption on payment of the sum of 160 in manner therein mentioned that all the Estate and interest of the said of age and release and they hereby vested in the Revd that the Estate and interest of the said John Jones by the Lessee in said premises towards came to and was legally Richard Annesley second son of the said John Annesley and the Estate and interest of the quier Marie Annesley the papers in same press, having come to and being gully rest in the Right Houble the Gove Baronet who had been married to the dear daughter of the said Maurice Anstey was then did Henry Blake of Kent in the County of Mayo Esquire of Charles Blake in Annesley is a second daughter of said Maurice Annesley was then deceased, (Sarah Annesley of the City of Daughter of the said Marie Annesley and Dorothy Knox as Dublin Spinster deceased fourth Daughter of the said Maurice, Annesley and that by printed deed of date the third day of Dumber 1752 the said Sir Arthur Gove Henry Blake Chanty Annesley widow of Francis Knox Blake Annesley Sarah and other ex for the considerations therein mentioned granted and demised unto all, Richard Hinesley his heirs and assigns the said Towns Lands and fees to hold with the appointed unto the said Richard Annesley his heirs and assigns during the Richard Tomesley and of John Annesley and Charles Annesley and for the life of the longest liver of them subject to the payment of the same yearly rent of and resirous only son of the said Richard and to performance of the Covenant and agreements in and by said Original Lease reserved and mentioned in the Tenants or Lessees part to beford and performed and that said deed of Renewal also contains a covenant for perpetual payment of Twenty pounds shares for renewal on the fall officer three years and of every other this is that might forever thereafter be added thereto pursuant to said Covenant for renewal at the said Richard pets of the Annesley became legally vested in said Charles Annerly part of said deed of Conveyance second of the said Richard Annesley and that he by deeds of Lease and Release dated resply the 22 January 1890 in Consideration of the sum of £1000 out by Mark Turney of Weldon in the County of Esquire granted said Terentlands and premes in Morton in repayment of said sum of dated resply the 3d and fourth day of June 1861 the said Charles Annesley in Consideration of the sum of £500 but to him by the said Mark Toomy granted the said Towns Lands and pressing to the said Mark Tooney subject to redemption on repayment of said sum and interest on the day therein mentioned and that said Charles Annesley for the considerations therein and herein afterment agreed to convey his Estate and Interest in said several Towns lands and premes subject to said Mortgage debt unto the said William Murphy and that by said deed of Conveyance the said Charles Annesley in consideration of the sum of £3000 to him ed by the said William Murphey and also in consideration of several and respective sums of £16000 00 500 making together 310 as aforesaid to be paid by said William Murphy his heirs Exors admors as thereinafter mentioned did grant release and confirm unto the said William Murphy unto the said 47 William Murphy in his actual posson then being as therein mentioned and to assigns all that and those the said Town and hands of Lullymore fully beg of Garraher and Barnaran or by whatever other name or names said Lands or any part thereof were therefor had been called known or distinguished and their several the whole four hundred and Eighty four acres plant subdenominations containing tion measure propable hand and one thousand and Bogg be the same more or less as descried by a map to said did annexed situate in the and County of Kildare with all Barony of Ephaly Houses woods underwood Bogs oughts ways waters water course, Commons feedings partares Commodities appendances and appurtes to said premes belonging or appertaining to hold the same unto the said William Murphy his heirs and assigns from thenceforth during the life of the said Charles Annesley Cunof the surviving Costin que see in said deed of Renewal named and during the life and lines of every other persons and persons & should for Ever be added in pursuance of said Covenant for perpetual uneral subject to payment of said yearly and fines for renewal and to performance of the Covenants and agreements on the Tenant or Lessee part to be paid and performed and also subject to payment of said several and respective sum of £1600 4000 and 2500 so secured by the said general and pertion Mortgages which said deed of Conveyance and this Memorial are witnessed by Richard Hetherington and Robt Benrow, both of the City of Dublin Attly at Law Charle, Annesley seal signed and sealed in presence of Robt Borrowes Richard Hetherington the above named Richard Hetherington maketh oath that he is a sale, and being witness to the deed of Conveyance of which the above unting is a memorial and to see memonal and that he saw the fore named Charles Annesley and William Murphy sign and Execute and deed and to said Charles Annesly sign and perfect said memorial and deponent saith he delivered said Deed and Memorial Esquire Deputy Regt of the afternoon of 1815 at or near one OClock Richd Hetherington Sworn before me the 5th March 1865 1382376 John Gygon Dep Reg

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6.131840 159-620 JM

To the Register appointed by act of parties Maitland and So forth moreland A Memorial of an Indenture bearing
date the ninth day of Feby one thousand eight hundred and forty one made
Between Rich Maitland Dunmore in the County of Down farmer of the first part
Jane Maitland of the same place widow his mother of the second part
John Maitland Robert Maitland Francis Maitland and Mathew Maitland farmers and Mary Maitland and Jane Maitland in
Brothers and sisters of the said Richard Maitland of the third part
and John Maitland the elder of Ballycreen in the County of Down farmer of the fourth part
whereby after writing as therein said Indenture witnessed that for the Consons therein they the said Richard Maitland Jane Maitland John Maitland Janr Robert Maitland Frances Maitland Mathew Maitland Mary Maitland and Jane Maitland according to his her or their resplie Estates and Interest therein did
Grant Bargain and sell assign transfer and set over alien release and Confirm unto the said John Maitland the elder in his actual poss then being by Virtue of a Lease for a year therein recited and unto his heirs and assigns all that and Those the premises comprised in the therein recited
Indenture of the second day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and twenty six
that was to say all that Tenement piece or parcel of Ground in the Town of Cloughmaghereat orse Clough adjoining on the South end of the house House formerly upon of Robert Whiteside on the north end of the From Hodge which formerly from the stables of the mansion House towards what was formerly James Thomson on the east side of the street leading to Seaford containing in front Sixty feet be the same more or less together with a piece of Ground for a garden thereto belonging containing in Breadth Sixty feet and in length or depth through the Middle thereof one hundred and eighty two feet be the same more or less and also a part or field of Ground containing four acres and sixteen perches Irish plantation being the next adjoining what was John Kavens Park and being part of the Lands or Park Commonly Called Montgomery Park meared on the front with the great road leading to down and on the here by the drain by the Demise of Clough together with liberty to but turf in the Common Bog of Drumes as the same premises were formerly meared and bounded and in the paper of Richard Cunningham and also all that part thereinafter described of the Tenement and premises comprised in the them before rented
Indenture of the Twenty third day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and twenty six that was to say all that front house known by the name of Mr McCartons Barn and all that other front house formerly demised with other premises by Indenture
dated the third day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and ninety one by Elenor Maffitt and Mary Moffett to
Richard Maitland and by him sold to the late David her Esq both in the Town of Clough aforesaid together with the yards office Houses and Gardens to the said last ment House belonging as formerly in pos of John Carns and Joseph Carns all which Tenements Lands and premises are situate lying and being in the Town and Lands of Clough wise Cloughing heracut in the Barony of Kenalarty and County of Down with all houses erections and building in and upon the same premises with the appurts and also the Estate right title and Interest benefit and advantage of renewal claim and demand whatsoever both at Law and in Equity of them the said
Richard Maitland John Jnr Robert Maitland Maitland Frances Maitland Mathew Maitland, Mary Maitland and Jane Maitland and every of them of in and to the same and every part thereof and also the thou rented Indenture of Lease and all other Deed Writing and evidence of Title in any wise relating to the same premises or any part of the same in the Custody or power of the said parties or any of them to hold the said Tenements Lands and other the premises therein before released or otherwise assured or intended so to be and every of them with the appurts unto and to the use and behoof of the said
John Maitland the elder his heirs heirs admors and assigns in manner thereinafter expressed that was to say To hold all and Singular the premises comprised in the therein recited
Indenture the second day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and twenty six for and during the natural lives and life of the therein before named Costin give tres and of such other stin Justies as should or might for ever thereafter be added thereto by virtue of the Covenant for perpetual renewal therein contained subject neverthely to the yearly rent renewal fines reservations covenants and clauses in the said Lease expressed and to hold the front house in Clough known by the name of McCartans Burn and then at present held therewith being part of the premises comprised in the therein before reated Indenture of the Twenty third day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and twenty six for and during the natural lives & life of the therein before named Cestinques & of such other destruc quities as therein for ever thereafter be added to the said Lease in pursuance of the Covenants for perpetual renewal therein contained subject neverthely to the party rent of one pepper cour if demanded but free and clear of the entire yearly rent renewal fines and other reservations payable under the said Lease for the entire premises therein comprised and subject also to the covenants and clauses in the said Lease expressed and to hold said other front house formerly demised to Richard Maitland as the before me Porth the yard offices and Garden hereunto belonging and then at present held therewith being further part of the premises comprised in the therein before recited Indenture of the twenty third day of Sept one thousand seven hundred and twenty six and for & during the term then to come and unexpired for which the same premises were demised to the before named
Richard Maitland that was to say for the lives of William Maitland and Jane Maitland who were
son and daughter of the said Richard Maitland
and James Ferguson who was son of Thomas Ferguson of Clough and the life of the sure of them and during the term of Ninety one years to computed from and after the death of such Sur Subject nevertheless to the payment of the yearly rent of one pepper corn if demanded and subject also to such
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" past 21 Leckley & Young Regon the 1841 at or near the hour of 5 Min 3 such Estate and Interest as became vested in the before named David Kerr as assignee of the Richard Maitland which said unture and this Memorial are resply witness by there Martin of Barles hill former and Henry Black of Ballynahench Shop keeper both of the County of Dublin Down Richard Maitland ( Seal ) John Hatton Seal ) Signed Sealed and executed in presence of Pheras, Martin Henry Blacke . The above named Henry Black maketh oath and saith that he is a suby witness to the Deed of which the Afore going writing is a memorial and also to the Sd Memorial and Saith he saw the said deed duly Executed by all the parties thereto except the therein named Mathew Maitland and also law the foregoing Memorial duly executed by the said Rich Maitland resply and Saith the name Henry Black Subd as a witness to said deed and Memorial resply is this deponents name and hand writing Henry Black Sworn before me this 20th day of Feby 1841 at Downpatrick in the County of Down by Virtue of a Commission forth of her majesty Court of Queens Bench in Ireland to me directed for taking affidavits for said Court in and County and know the deponent, on Waller nineteen Sheets Copy R W Thompson

6.141840 228-573 JM

To the Register appointed by act of parliament for the public Registry of Deeds Wills Conveyances and so forth in Ireland
I Memorial of an Indenture of Conveyance bearing date the
third day of January in the year our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty and made Between
Philip Rogers and John Rogers both of Clough both in the County of Down weavers of the one part
and John Maitland of Ballyerune in the County of Down farmer of the other part
Whereby after reciting as therein is recited said Indenture Witnessed that for the Consons therein they the said Philip Rogers and John Rogers and each of them did grant bargain sell assign transfer and make over alien release and confirm unto the said
John Maitland in his actual possession then being by virtue of a Bargain and sale for a year therein recited and unto his heirs Exors admors and assigns all and singular the tenements and premises demised by the therein before recited
Indenture of the third day of September one thousand seven hundred and twenty six and
therein bed as all that tenement piece or parcel of Ground situate lying and being in of Cloughmaghercott Situate in the avenue leading to Knocksticken on the South side of the said Avenue and being the third tenement from the corner venue containing twenty two square perch being in front Sixty feet and also a or field of Ground containing four acres and eighteen perches situate and being the Mark adjoining on the east side of Thomas Kearnans and Edward Keenans park part of the Lands of Blackstaff with liberty to put there in the Common Bog of wall situate lying and being in the parish of Loughesland Barony of Kinearty County of Down as the same premises were formerly
in the possession of the therein James Bleakley and afterwards of the said James Bleakley and her son Thomas Kley and of the said Philip Rogers and John Rogers and all and singular the rights ments members privileges and appurts whatsoever to the same premises belonging any wise appertaining and all the estate right title and Interest benefit and advantage all claim and demand whatsoever both at law and in equity of them the said Rogers and John Rogers or either of them in and to the same and every part of with the therein recited Lease and all renewals of the same and all other deeds or writings in any wise relating thereto To hold the same with the appurts the said John Maitland his heirs exors admors and assigns from the first day of Nov last past for and during the natural lives of the este que dies then in being under and renewals therein before referred to and such other Costin que nies as should eight from time to time forever thereafter be added to or inserted in the said Lease or any als thereof in pursuance of the therein before mentioned covenant for perpetual renewal contained subject nevertheless to the rents reservations covenants and clauses in the original Indenture of Lease expressed and subject also to the Estate and interest of the therein named James Bleakley and Thomas Bleakley then heirs and assigns in that part tenement and premises situate in Cloughmaghericate aforesaid as hereinbefore ularly mentioned which said Indenture as to the execution thereof by the parties resply and this memorial as to the exion thereof by the above named Philip and John Rogers are resply witnessed by John Reynolds and William Nevin Wallace of Downpatrick in the County of Down Gent Philip Rogers Seal John Rogers Signed Sealed & executed in presence of John Reynolds Wm N Wallace Theodore John Reynolds aged upwards of twenty years maketh oath and saith that he suby witness to the execution of the said deed of which the above writing is a morial and also to said Memorial and saith he saw the said deed duly executed by parties thereto resply and saith he saw the said Memorial duly executed by the above and Philip Rogers and John Rogers and saith the same John Reynolds subscribed witness to said deed and memorial respectively is deponents name and handwriting Reynolds Sworn before me this 18th day of January 1840 at Downpatrick in the County of Down by virtue of a Commr forth of her Majesty’s Court of Queens Bench in Ireland to
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6.151854 27-612 AM

To the Register appointed by Act of Parliament for Registering Deeds Wills and so forth
A Memorial of an Indented Deed of Conveyance bearing date
the Twenty Ninth day of April in the year One thousand eight hundred and Irvine fifty four
and made between Stevenson Cumming Moore formerly of Newry in the County of Down but at present residing in the City of Dublin Esquire of the one part and
Will Irvine of Dremonan in the County of Armagh Esquire of the other part .
Whereby after several to recitals as therein set forth said Indenture Witnessed that the said Stevenson Cumming Moore for the considerations therein mentioned granted bargained sold assigned aliened released and confirmed unto the said Hill Irvine in his actual possession as therein recited and to his sons and assigns All that and those the therein before mentioned par or field of ground in Iromalane in the Lords of Newry and County of Armagh formerly in possessed of
Adam Maitland
also a paid adaining formerly in possession of John Beath and that part of the Meadow former, Thomas Seavers which sound and extends from the East side of said two fields to the back deam of the land except one acre and twenty one perches of said land which was assumed by Frances sale Earl of Kilmercy according to the covement in the original Lease of said premises and their in possession of the Trustees of the late Earl of Kilmony Estates and their under-tenants which said premises were meared and bounded on the West by the old Carlingford Road, on the North by the Land resumed by the late Francis Earl of Kilmony and then in possession of the Trustees of his Estates and their undertended partly by the acts drain over, and bank of the Canal and on the North by the Meadow formerly widow Maitland and containing by estimation five acres three roods and Twelve perches late Irish plantation measure be the same more or less together with all Houses out houses and gardens rights members appendances and appurtenances whatsoever unto the said demised premises or any part or parcel thereof belonging or in any wise appertaining, To Hold to the said Hill Irvine his heirs and assigns for and during the natural life of her present Majesty Queen Victoria being the certin ful see named in the last renewal of said premises and for the natural life and lives of all such other person and persons as should from time to time for ever thereafter be added thereto pursuant to the covenant for perpetual Renewal in the original Lease of said premises contained subject to the payment of the yearly rents receivers fees fus for renewal and to the performance of the Covenants and conditions in said original lease of said premises contained which said Deed as to the due execution thereof by the said Stevenson C. Moore of Witnessed by Hutchison Boyd of Blessington Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor and this ment as to the due execution thereof by the said Simon C. Messe is witnessed by Hutchison Boyd and John Channel of North Frederick Street, the City of Dublin solicitor, S. C. Moore Seal . Signed and sealed by the said Stevenson C. Moore in presence of Hutchison Boyd John Chauney . The above named Hutchison Boyd maketh Oath and saith that he is a subscribing witne to the deed of
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6.161780 100-332 AM

To the Register appd by act of Parliament for Registering Deeds Rossors Memorial of a Deed of Mortgage bearing date the
Eleventh day of March one to thousand Seven hundred and Eighty and made between
Robert Ross of in the County of Down Esqr of the first part
Robert Moore of Mobile in the Maitland
of Armagh Gent and Ann Moore otherwise Wallace his wife of the second part
Benjamin Thompson of Ravensdale in the County of Louth Merchant of the third part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of goals of the fourth part
whereby the parties therein and in consideration of the sum four hundred pounds and deed and Confirm unto the said and those one undivided Moiety of the Town and Lands of Cuffice and a after noon --- D of the great and small Tythes thereof situate lying and being in the of South with the appurtenances thereunto being during the and life of the said Robert Moore and Ann his wife and Ann Hood one of the Daughters of the said Robert and Sun and the Survivors and survives of the and pandering the life and six and lives of all such person and person as should time to time for ever thereafter be added pursuant to the Covenant for Renewal therein contained Subject to the payment of the rent and performance of all other the Covenants contained in the Lease of the premis and also subject to a provise or condition of Redemption on payment of Regd 7th April 1700 at 3 O Clock in the afternoon the 182 the said sum of Four hundred pounds on the first day of May then next ensuing with Interest which said Deed of Mortgage and this Mem are witnessed by
John Maitland of Newry aforesd Clke to the said Adam Maitland and Thomas Gibson of the City of Dublin Gent . is to the Execution thereof by the parties and as to the Execution of the said Deed of Mortgage by the said Robt Ross the same is witnessed the same is witnessed by William Pidgeon Sect to P Robt Ross and by the said Thomas Gibson Robert Moore ( Seal ) Ann Moore ( Seal )
Signd and Sealed in the presence of John Maitland Thomas Gibson - The above named Thomas Gibson Maketh Oath that he was present and saw the Deed of Mortgage whereof the above writing is ackem duly Signed Sealed and executed by the above Named Robt Ross Robt Moore and Ann his wife Benjamin Thompson and Adam Maitland and also saw the above Mem duly Executed by the above Named Robert Moore and Ann Moore his wife and say he is a subscribing witness to said Deed and Mary and that the Name Thomas Gibson Subscribed thereto as a witness is this Dept proper name and hand writing and a Delivered said Deed & Memo to Mr Wm Kelly Depy Regt on the 7th day of April one thousand seven hundred and eighty at or near three in the afternoon Thomas Gibson Sworn 7th April 1780 Will Kelly Dep

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6.171774 239-383 AM

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for Regg as Convey to and so forth
A Memorial of a Deed or Instrument in writing bearing
date the twentieth day of March one thousand seven hundred and seventy four which is in the words following to wit
March the 20th one thousand seven hundred and seventy four
Know all men by of these presents that I James Nicholson of Skeeptown Parish of at Newry and County of Downe do order and allow my renter Income which I have in Derryage in More which is five pounds thirteen for shillings and five pence ster year and yearly by Charles M. Burney paid to me and now do order it
to Mr Adam Maitland of Newry until he is fully paid the money sum due to him by Harry Bond and afterwards to my son Same and his claim Mary Ann and my said son James is to pay to my wife Isabella one pound ten Shillings are to her while she lives of the Lease of Derryage lasts so long which said Deed is witnessed by Rebecca Sealy of Ballyman in the County of Down widow and the memorial is also witnessed by Rebecca Kelly and at Gleny of Glenville in said County Gent
Adam Maitland Seal Signed sealed and do by the said Adam Maitland in the presence of Rebeckey Kelly, Isaac Glenny The above named Rebecca Kelly Came this day before me and made oath that she is a suby witness to the Deed or Instrument in writing of which the above writing is actumonal and saw the same duly Executed by the above named James Nicholson and is also a subso witness to the above Memonal and saw the same duly Executed by the above named Adam Maitland and that the name Rebeckey Kelly signed or subsd as a witness to said Deed and Mem is Depts proper name and handwriting - Rebeckey Kelly - Sworn before me this 22 day of August 1775 at Annagh upon my Circuit Wm Scott
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6.181852 338-659 AM

To the Registrar appointed by act of Parliament for registering deeds wills and so forth in Ireland - Com
A Memorial of Conveyance bearing date
the 7th day of July one To thousand eight hundred and fifty two
executed by Mountifort Longfield L L D law and Charles James Hargreane Esquire two of the Commissioners for the sale of Incumbered estates in Ireland, and under the seal of the said Commissioners - 7 July 1832
Whereby after reciting an Indenture of Lease dated the twenty fourth day of in part September one thousand seven hundred and fifty five whereby Robert Noth Esquire demised to Adam Maitland,
All that plot of Ground with the are house built thereon then in the possession of the said Adam Maitland in the Town of Newry and County of Armagh, and therein more particularly described for the lives of the three Cestin quities therein named with a Covenant for perpetual renewal at the yearly rent of Seven pounds four shillings late currency .
And Reciting another Indenture of Lease dated the twenty fifth June one thousand seven hundred and ninety six, whereby the said Robert Scott demised to the said Adam Maitland
All that plot of Ground then in his possession, situate near the Canal in Lisdungullion in said County of Armash and therein more particularly described for the lives of the three Certin gives therein named with a covenant perpetual renewal at the yearly rent of Two pounds five shillings of the late Currency,
and writing another Indenture of lease dated the first day of August one thousand Seven hundred and sixty six
whereby the said Robert Scott demised to the said Adam Maitland a tenement or plot of Ground then in the said Adam Maitlands possession
and then late in the possession of William Hodgson for the lives of the three Cestin gives therein named with a Covenant for perpetual renewal at the yearly rent of five pounds of the late Irish Currency, and after further writing as therein is recited the said Mountfort Longfield and Charles James Hargreave under the Authority of an Act intituted " An Act further to facilitate the sale and transfer of Incumbered Estates in Reland " in consideration of the sum of one Hundred and fifty pounds by William Sinclair - 16. 1852 Surclair of Newry in the said County of Armagh Esquire paid into to Bank of Ireland to account of sd Commrs & the credit of the Estate of Edward Turner owner and Petitioner did grant unto the said William Sinclair, All that plot of Ground on which a ware house now stands containing in front to New Street fifty nine feet seven mines, and in & front to the Canal forty nine feet seven inches, being known as number fourteen situate in New Street in the Town of Newry in the County of Armagh as more particularly set forth in the map in the margin of said Conveyance being the premises expressed to be a by said Indenture of twenty fourth September one thousand seven hundred and filly que except in said Lease is excepted with the appurtenances, To Hold the same unto the said William in heirs and assigns for the lives of the three persons therein named and the survivor or them, and of such other persons as should for ever thereafter be added pursuant to the oresaid on for perpetual renewal subject to the yearly Rent of Six pounds twelve shillings and eleven for tering equal to seven pounds four shillings late currency reserved by said lease and to the performance of the Covenants and agreements on the lessees part therein contained and said con did also by virtue of the said recited act, and for the further consideration of Seventy some therein mentioned grant unto the said William Sinclair, All that plot of Ground on which houses situate on the North side of New Street near the Canal in said town of Clavey part of said plot containing in front to New street fifty six feet sur meals, and went the Canal Forty feet four inches and the remaining part of said lot coming in front thirty to feet, and from front to were sixty eight feet four inches all which said premises are situate in the Town of Newry and County of Armagh aforesaid as more particularly set forth in the man in the age of said Conveyance being the same premises as are expressed to be demised by said Indenture of Lease of Twenty fifth June and first August, one thousand seven hundred and sixty six, except as therein is excepted with the appurtenances, To Hold the same unto the said William Sinclair his heirs and assigns for the lives of the three persons therein named and the survivors and survivor of them, and for the lives of all such other persons as should for ever thereafter be added thereto pursuant to the aforesaid covenants for renewal subject to the payment of the yearly Rents of Two pounds five Shillings of the late Irish Currency equivalent to Two pounds one shilling and six pence half penny Sterling, and Five pounds late Irish Currency equivalent to four pounds twelve shillings and three pence three farthings sterling, being the rents reserved by said Leases of Twenty fifth June and first August one of thousand seven hundred and sixty six respectively and to the performance of the covenants and agreements on the Lessees part therein contained, which said Conveyance and this memorial as to the execution thereof respectively by said Two Commissioner is witnessed by Modighlen and Samuel Atkinson both of Henrietta St. in the City of Dublin Gentlemen Mountifort Longfield L L D Charles James Hargreane Seal Henry Carey see Signed and sealed in presence of O Loghlen, Saml Alkinson 7, Henrietta St. - The above named Samuel Atkinson maketh oath & Saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Deed of which the above writing is a memorial, and also to said Memorial, Saith he saw said Deed Signed sealed and delivered by Mountford Longfield and Charles James Hargrease two of the Commissioners for sale of Incumbered estates moreland & that he also saw the above memorial signed and sealed by said Two Commissioners, and that the names Saml Atkinson subscribed as a witness to said Deed and Memorial respectively is this Deponents proper name and hand writing and saith he delivered said deed and memorial to of Per Patrick Esquire assistant Register at the public Registry office Henrietta Street Dublin on the Seventh day of July one thousand eight Hundred and fifty two " Saml Atkinson Sworn before me this 7th day of July 1852 P. J. Fitz Patrick A. R. True Copy Athen Eighteen for
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6.191767 59-338 AM

To the Register appointed by act of partian ent for the public registring of Deeds , Leases Conveyances Regle 15 day may or at Clackamon and so forth 109
A Memorial of an Instrument in writing bearing date the fifth day of May one thousand seven hundred and sixty
whereby Mary Maitland of Newry in the County of Downe widow
for the Conderation therein mentioned did grant bargain sell assign and make over unto
Adam Maitland of Newry aforesaid her son his heirs and assigns all and singular the premes demised by Lease whereof the said Instrument is indorsed that is to say , all that part or parcel of Land in the said Mary Maitland possion being F part of Edward Dragooles late holding with the Beach green - 2 containing by Estimation two acres one rood plantation measure or thereabouts , be the same more or less , bounded on the North with the bleach green aforesaid on the South with Captain Goran parton the East with the lane leading to Mr Scotts meadow and on the west with the great road leading to Dundalk together also Tythe of said park situate lying and being in the body of Newry and County of Armagh with the appurs and all her the said Mary Maitland right title and Into eat and the said
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110 N Maitland premes and every part thereof together with the said Lease To hold the said premes with the appon unto the said Adam Maitland his her and assigns from the day of the decease of the said Mary Maitland during the Term of his her aid Adam Maitlands natural life he the said Adam Maitland after the death of the said Mary Maitland to be subject to the rent receivers fees and Covenants which on the Lessees part are and other observed and performed in said Lease which said Truman and also this New above witnessed by David Richard of Newry in the County of Down Gent and Brice Richardson Clerk to the said David Richardson Adam Maitland send signed and sealed in presence of us Davd Richardson the Richardson the above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a Suby witness to the Instrument in writing whereof the above written . and also to the above ment and saw the said Instrument duly Executed by the parties thereto respect and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name David Richardson Subscribed as a witness to said Instrument and Memonal respeely is his this Deponents proper handwriting and Deponent delivered the same to do Charles Meares Deputy Regt the thirteenth day of May one thousand seven hundred and sixty seven at our ear twelve O'Clock at noon - Davd Richardson Sworn before me 13 day of May 1767 Chas Meares Dep . ) 65307 .

To the Register appointed by act of parliament for the public registring of Deeds Leases Conveyances and so forth of
Moorabofan Instrument in To writing bearing date the fifth day of May one thousand seven hundred and sixty seven
whereby Mary Maitland of Newry in the County of Down Widow
for the Consideration d therein mentioned did grant sell assign Charrier over unto
Adam Maitland of Newry
aforesaid person he heirs and upon all and Singular the prest by the Lease whereon the said Instrument is endorsed , that is to say all that serenent backside and Garden in her possion situate on the Fourteen of High Street in the Town of New aforesaid contain then from the Center of Mr Robert Hutcheson Gable and to the center of Robert McConnich Reg the 15th day of may of 112 OClock noon Gable 111 Gable thirty one foot and six inches and Extending backwards in depth one hundred and ninety three foot bounded on the East with 1 the said Robert McCormick holding on the west with Mr Rober Hutcheson 's holding on the North with the Street and on the South with James Combs holding with all and singular the rights mem and appurs thereto belonging or therewith usually occupied of 1 Enjoyed and all the Estate right title benefit of renewal profit Claim and Demand of her the said Mary Maitland of in and to the said premes and every part thereof situate in the said Town of Newry and County of Downe to hold the said premes with the 1 appurs unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs and assigns to his and their sole use and behoof for and during all the lives them the said Lease or in the Sale thereto annexed and the Servt of them and also for and during all and every such Life and Lives as shall forever be added thereto pursuant to the Covenant for renewal in the said Lease contained subject to the yearly rent receivers fees duties Covenants conditions and agreements in the Lease contained on the part of the Lessee to be paid observed and performed and also subject to an annuity or yearly rentchard 1 1 of twenty five pounds Sterling payable to the said Mary Maitland during the Term of her natural life by two equal Galls on every first day of November and first day of May the first 1 all or moiety thereof to be paid on the first day of November next Ensuing which said Instrument and also this Memorial are witnessed by David Richardson of Newry in the County of Downe Gent and Brice Richardson Clerk to the said David Richardson Adam Maitland deed signed and sealed in presence of us David Richardson Brice Richardson The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Instrument Writing whereof the above writing is a Memorial and also to the above Memorial and saw the said Instrument in writing duly Executed by the parties thereto resperly and also saith above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memrand that the name David Richardson subscribed as a witness to Instrument and Memonal respeely is his this Deponents proper hand witting
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Recd the 1 day May 1767 at 12 O’Clock at Writing and deponent delivered the same to Mr Charles Meares Deputy Register the thirteenth day of May one thousand seven hundred and sixty seven at or near twelve oClock at noon David Richardson Sworn before me the 13th day of May 1767 Cha Meares Dep . Regr of 65300 . )

6.201767 157-343 AM

To the Regist appointed by act of Parliam for the public regist 11 - Leases & so forth
Memorial of a Deed of surrender bearing date the thirty first day of Oct one thousand seven hund and sixty seven whereby
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Down did for the considers & therein ment Surrender regrant and yield up unto
Robt Scott of New aforesaid Esqr all and singular the premes demised to him by the Indre of Lease on which the said Deed of surrender is indorsed that is to say all that lot of ground then in the said Adam Maitland , son on the south side of the New in unded street from the Canal to the annagh Road Containing in front Sixty eight feet and in for Sixty eight feet bounded on the the now beys new intended street on the South East by Mr Wigle yard on the west by a lot of the said Robt Scotts ground untenanted as the said premises that present time inclosed with a wall situate near the Canal in the town Land of Lisdrumgullion , in the County of Abernagh which said Deed of Surren and also this end , are witnessed by Moses M Camon and David Richardson both of Newry aforesd Gent Adam Maitland ( Seal ) Signed & sealed in a of us Moses Mr Canon David Richardson the above named David Richardson maketh Oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Deed of Lease whereof the above writing is a memr and also to the above mend and said Deed of Surrender duly Executed by the above named Adam Maitland and also saw the said Adam Maitland duly sign & seal the Sd Mind andthat the name David Richardson , subscribed as a witness thereto respect my is his this Dept proper handwriting & Denl delivd the same to Mr Charles Dy Regt the twenty ninth day of April one thousd Seven hund and sixty at or near ten o'Clock in the forenoon David Richardson Sworn before me 29th day of April 1760 -
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6.211772 165-392 AM Waddell

191714 of the Reg pd by ad of partam the public Reg of deed Wills Convey and so forth New Memorial of an Indented Deed bearing date the third day of January one thousand seven hundred and seventy two made Between
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Down Merchant of the one part and
James Waddell of Springfield in the sd County of Town Esqr of the other part
By which said Deed he the sd Adam Maitland as Executor of Margt Hamilton late of Monton in the Co of Annagh Widow Deceased for and in Considr of the sum of three hund and twenty one pounds Ster in the said Deed mentioned did Give Grant Bargain sell assign Transfer and make over unto the said James Waddell all that part or parcell of Land situate lying & being in the Townland of Magheradrole held by Jno Bateman by Lease under the See of Dromore and also those two Tenements Shops Backsides and Back houses in the Main Street in the Town of Dromore late in the occupation of Jno Shaw and Jno Forsyth containing four Score and ninety feet in front as the same is bounded together with two little cabbins at the End of the said Town leading towards the Mount late in the possion of Jno Shaw with the two little Garden pills allotted to the said aforesaid Tenements as the same is meared and Bounded togr with three Frish Acres of the upper end of the common Bogg and Moss adjoining to Cannons hill as also that Tenement lately posed by Plott Grimes and then in the possion of Mr Battonly containing Eighty five feet in front be the same more or less as the same is meared and Bounded situate lying and being in the Town aforesaid togr with that part or parcell of Ground Excepted by the Revd Henry late Lord Bishop of Dromore out of the Lease of Sir Wm Johnston and Mr Robert Douglass containing by Estimation forty six feet in front to the Mill Race in the said Town of Tremore be the same more or less 1 and so leading backwards to the River Lagan all 1th said Lands Tenements and premises are situate lying and being in the Diocess and in and near the said Town of Dromore in the said County of Down which said several Lands Tenements and premes were granted and assigned unto Margh Hamilton late of Monton in the Co of Armigh Widow in Mortgage by the said Jno Bateman in order to secure the Repayment of the sum of three hundred pounds lent and advanced unto him by her the said Margaret To hold to him the said James Waddele his exors Admors and assigns for and during the residue of Term for years yet to come and unexpired of the Leases by which 1 the said Lands and Tenements are held under the See of Dremont Subject Nevertheless to the provise or Condition of Redemption in the said Deed contained which said Indenture and this Memorial are witnessed by Richard Workman of the City of Dublin Gent and Jeremiah Workman his son Adam Maitland !_ Signed and Sealed in presence of Richd Workman Jere : Workman - The above named No 194715 the Regr app for the publick Reg . of all Convey and Wills Walker 10 Walker W Regt 1773 at that in Named Richard Workman maketh Oath that he is a Subscribing 29 witness to the Indented Deed whereof the above writing is a Memorial and also to the above Memorial and saith that he saw the said Deed duly Executed by the above named Adam Maitland and the above Memorial signed and sealed by him and that Deponants name subscribed as a witness to the said Deed and Memorial is his this Deponantshand writing and that he delivered the same to Jno Macabe Gent Dep Regr on the Eighth day of February One thousand seven hundred and seventy three at or near the hour of Twelve OClock at noon of the said day Richd Workman Sworn before me 8th of February 1773
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6.221768 311-327 AM

To the Regt appoint by act of Parliam for Regist all Deeds Conveyes Wills and so forth
A Memorial of Deeds of Lease & Release bearing date Respectively the Eighteenth and nineteenth day of March one thous Seven hundred and Sixty Eight the Lease made between
James Allen of Castle Dobbs in the County of Antrim and Cath Allen of Kilbroot in said County Eldest Son and heir apparent of Said James Allen both Linen drapers of the one part and
Graham Myers of the City of Dublin and John Campbell of Belfast in the County of Antrim Mercht of the other part and
the Release made between the said James Allen & Pal Allen of the first part
Christ Myers of Grafton Street Gent of the Second part
Elizth Myers his Dau of the third
the said Graham Myers and John Campbell of the fourth part ,
and Henry Darley of the City of Dublin Gent and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Down March of the fifth part
Whereby after Reciting that a Marr was intended spotty after to be had and Solemnized between the said Patrick Allen & Elizth Myers and that the Marriage portion to be or secured to be paid to the said Pal Allen with the said Elizth Myers was to be one thousd pounds they the said James Allen and at Allen in Consideration of the said Marriage and Marriage portion and for other the considerations in said Deed ment did grant bargain sell assign and 594 and sett over unto the said Graham Myers and John Campbell their heirs and assigns in their actual possion then being by virtue of said Lease for a year All that and those the Towns and Lands of Rowreagh and Ballycargaven otherwise Ballywagan otherwise Ballegargan Otherwise Ballegarven situate in the County of Down and Kingdom of Ireland with the appurtenances thereunto belong To hold unto them the said Graham Myers and John Campbell their heirs & ass forever to the sevl uses intents and purposes thereinafter mentd & Expressed and 21 among other things to the use intent & purpose to secure one annuity or yearly rent charge of one hundred pounds a year issuing one & chargeable upon Said Lands to be paid & pay half yearly to the said Elizth Myers and her assigns during her natural life in case the survived her said Intented husband in lien of all Dower with Clause of Distress & Entry in case of non paymt of the said Annuity or any part thereof and any cost the or they might be putte on acct thereof and from and after the Decease of the said Patrick Allen & Subject to the said Annuity or yearly rent Charge of one hundred pounds to the use & behoof of the said Henry Darley and Adam Maitland and the power of his heirs Exors admors & asss for the Term of Ninety nine years from thence next ensuing upon the trusts and to the Intents & purposes thereinafter ment & declared of & concerning the Same and from & after the sooner determination of the said Term of ninety nine years then to the use of the right Heirs of the said Patrick Allen subject as aforesd and it was by said deed of release agreed upon that the said Term of ninety nine years so limited to the said Henry Darley & Adam Maitland was so limitted upon Special trust & Confidence in the first place to aid & assist the said Elizth Myers and her assigns from time to time during her life to raise and by said Annuity of one hundred pounds by with & out of the rents issues & profits of sd Lands & to Secure and make good the same and all costs & charges that she and they may sustain or be put to in recovery thereof and subject to said Annuity that the said Henry Darley & Adam Maitland & the war of them his Exors admors & asss by 10th and out of the rents issues & profits of the sd Lands so limitted to them or by sale or Mr Gage or lease thereof or of any part thereof for all or any part of the said Term raise and levy the sum of one thous pounds Ster for the portion or portions of any child or Children of the said intended Marriage to be raised levyed paid and distributed at such time and in such manner as is to the said Deed of Release particularly mentd and the sd Pat Allendid by sd Deed of Release Covt & agree to & with the said Graham Myers & John Campbell their heirs Exors Admors & ass that in case the said Marriage took effect and that he the said Cath Allen shod happen to die in the life time of the said Eliza Myers or before the said one thousd pounds shd be paid to the Children of the said Intended Mary that then the said Graham Myers & John Campbell their heirs Exors admrs & assigns should from and Imediatly after the death of the said Path Allenstand seized and possed of all such Estate real & personal whereof the sd Pat shod die seized of or intitle unto to the intent & purpose that the said Graham Myers & Jos Campbell their heirs Exors admrs and assigns may thereout pay in case of any Difficency in the Lands so before sented the said Annuity or rent charge of one hundred pounds Ster . yearly to the said Elizth Myers during her life Clear of all Charges & c and pay the issue of the said intended Marriage the said sum or provision of one thousd pounds in such manner shares & proportions and at such times as is in said Deed of Release
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1768 312-327 AM

No 170017 Downto Croghan Regd 5th Ap . 1760 in the forenoon No 170010 Giney Release mentioned which said Deeds of Lease and relieve are witnessed by Henry Dunkin of the City of Dublin Gent Randle Mc Moyle the to the said Henry Dunkin Alexr Anderson of the City of Dublin Gent and Hugh Montgomery of Belfast in the County of Antrim Merch and this Memr is witnessed by the said Henry Dunkin & Saml Herron of Lisburn in the County of Antrim Gent at Allen Seal Signed and sealed in the presence of Saml Herron Henry Dunkin - The above named Henry Dunkin maketh Oath that he saw the above named Pat Allen duly sign seal Execute the Deeds of Lease and Release whereof the above writing is a true men and likewise saw him duly Sign & Seal the said Memr and this Dept saith he saw the above named Christ Myers Elizth Myers Graham Myers John Campbell Henry Darley & Adam Maitland duly Sign Seal & Execute the Deed of Release whereof the above writing is a true ment and Saith that the name Henry Dunkin Subsd as a witness to said Deeds of Lease & released this meme is this Dept own proper name and hand writing & delivered the same to Chas Meares Dep . Regr the 11th day of April 1761 at or near three quarters of an hour after Eleven oclock in the forenoon Henry Dunkin - Sworn the 11th April 1768 before -

6.231759 235-655 AM

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for the publick registring of Deeds Conveyances and so forth
A Memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing
Date the twenty fourth day of September one thousand Seven hundred and fifty five made between
Robert Scott of Newry

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in the County of Downe Esqr of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry aforesaid Merchant of the other part
whereby the said Robert Scott did grant set and to farm let unto the said Adam Maitland all that plot or parcel of Ground with the ware house built thereon then in the possession of said Adam Maitland as the same is at present enclosed containing in front forty Eight feet & in depth sixty feet bounded on the South by John Overend Ware House on the North by the Road or Street leading to the said Robert Scotts field on the East by the Bank of the Canal and on the West by William Ogles Timber yard situate in the Town land of Lisdrumgullion in the Lordship of Newry and County of Armagh To hold to the said Adam Maitland his Heirs Exr admr and assigns for and during the natural Life and lives of his present Majesty King George the Second his Royal Highness George Prince of Wales and his Royal Highness William Duke of Cumberland and the Survivors and survivor of them and for and during the natural life and lives of such other person and persons as should for ever thereto be added or inserted in the said premises or any renewal thereof pursuant to or by virtue of the Covenant for renewal therein contained at and under the yearly rent of Seven pounds four Shillings Ster which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by David Richardson and William Wide both of Newry aforesaid Gent and this Memorial is witnessed by the said David Richardson and by Henry Clements of the City of Dublin Merchant , Rob Scott !_ Signed and Sealed in presence of Henry Clements , Dave Richardson the above named David Richardson came this day before me and made oath that he is - a subsribing witness to the Indenture of Lease whereof the above writing is a mem and also to the above Memorial and saw the said Indenture of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto respectively and also saw the above named Robert Scott duly Sign and seal the said Memorial and that this Depons Name subscribed as a witness to said menture of Lease and Memorial is his this Depont proper hand writing and Depont delivered the same to Mr James Sanders Deputy Register the 6th day of November one thousand Seven hundred and fifty seven at or near twelve Clock at noon - Davd Richardson - Sworn before me this 16th day of Novr 1757 No 126233 Wedham to Blyth Reg the 16th day of No 1757 at 12 OClock at – Noon

6.241766 203-328 AM

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for the publick registring of Deeds Leases and so forth
Memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the first day of August one thousand seven hundred and sixty six made between
Robert Scott of Newry in the County of Downe Esq of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Downe aforesaid Merchant of the other part
whereby the said Robert Scott for the considerations in said Lease mentioned did demise grant sell and to farm lett unto the said Adam Maitland all that Tenement or plot of ground then in the said Adam Maitlands possession and late in the possession of William Hodgson containing in front forty feet and extending backward sixty feet bound on the East by the Canal Bank on the west by a lott of ground ten in the said Adam Maitlands possession on the North by Joseph Marshall Tenement and on the South by the new Street intended to be opened from the Canal 1 to the Armagh road with all houses buildings and office he erected thereon situate near the Canal in Liedumgallion in the County of Armagh To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heir Exors admors and assigns for and during the matter life and lives of his present Majesty King George the third his Royal highness George now Prince of Wales and his Royal Highness --- Edward Aguster Duke of York and the survivor and Survivor of them and also for and during the natural life and live face and every such other person and persons as shall from time to time successively be added thereto pursuant to the covenant renewal therein contained which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by John John Ellis and David Richardson both of Newry 1 foresaid and this Memorial is witnessed by the said David Richards and by William Graham Clerk to the said Adam Maitland Adam Maitland duly signed and sealed in presence of us - David Milam No Scott to 1 C Maitland the Recd the 13 day of November 1766 at 12 O Clock above 307 --- William Graham - The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indre of Lease whereof the above writing is a Memorial and also to the above Memorial and saw the Indre of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto respect and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the above Memorial and that the name David Richardson subscribed as a witness to said Indre of Lease and Memorial respect is his this Dept proper hand writing and Dept delivered the same to Mr Charles Meares Dep . Regr the thirteenth day of November one thousand seventy andrean sixty six at or near twelve O’clock at noon Davd Richardson Sworn before me the 13th day of November 1766 , Chas Meares Dep Regr 2001 .

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for the publick Registring of Deeds Leases & so forth
A memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the twenty fifth day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six made between
Robert Scott of Newry in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Downe aforesaid Merchant of the other part
Whereby the said Robert Scott for the Consideration in said Lease mentioned did demise grant sett and to farm lett unto the said Adam Maitland all that Lott of ground then in the said Adam Maitlands possion on the south side of the new intended Street from the Canal to the Armagh road containing in front sixty eight feet and in rear sixty eight feet bounded on the North by said new intended Street on the South and East by Mr Wm Ogle yard and on the West by a lott of the said Robert Scott Ground untenanted as the said premisses are at present inclosed with a wall situate near the Canal in Lindraguller in the County of Armagh To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs Exors admors and assigns for and during the natural life and lives of his present Majesty King George the third his Royall Highness George now Prince of Wales and his Royall highness Prince Edward Agustus Duke of York and the survivor and survivor of them and also for & during the natural life and lives of all and every such other person or persons as shall from time to time successively be added thereto pursuant to the Covenant therein contained which sd Indre of Lease is witnessed by William Scott Esq . and David Richardson Gent both of Newry aforesaid and this memis witnessed by
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said David Richardson and by William Graham Clerk to the Adam Maitland Adam Maitland signed and sealed in presence of us Davd Richardson Will Graham The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indre of Lease whereof the above writing is a memorial and also to the above Memr and saw the said Indre of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto resply and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name David Richardson subscribed as witness to said Indenture of Lease and Memonal respects his this Dept proper hand writing and dept delivered the same to Mr Charles Meares Dep . Regr the thirteenth day of November one thousand Seven hundred and sixty six at or near twelve O'Clock at noon Davd Richard Sworn before me the 13 day of Novemr 1766 Charkeares Dep Regr 62682

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for ) the public registring of Deeds Leases & so forth
A memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the twenty fifth day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six , made between
Robert Scott of Newry in the County of Down Esqr of the one part and Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Down
aforesaid Merchant of the other part Whereby the said Robert Scott for the Consideration in said Lease mentioned did demise grant sett and to farm let unto the said Adam Maitland All that Lot of 1 round then in his session containing in front thirty feet and Extending backwards to David Gaussan wallfeet bounded on the East by William Hodgson and Joseph Marshall Tenement on the North and west by David Gaussanstermont and on the south by the New intended Street situate near the Canal in Lisdrengullion in the County of Armagh To hold unto the said Adam Chaitland his heirs Exors admors and assigns for and during the natural life and lives of his present Majesty King George the third his Royall highness George now since of Wales and his Royall highness Prince Edward Agustus Duke of York and serve and survivor of them and also for and during the natural life and lives of all and every such other person and pervency shall from time to time successively forever be added thereto pursuart to the Covenant of renewal therein contained which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by William Scott and David Richardson both of Newry in the County of Down aforesaid Gent and this men witnessed the said David Richardson and by William Graham Flork to the said Adam Maitland , Adam Maitland signed and caled in presence of Davd Richardson Mr Graham Moore , To Rewell #¬ the Regd the 130 of Nover be 1766 at noon 1 309 The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of Lease whereof the above writing is a Memorial and also to the above Memoral and saw the said Indre of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto respecty and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name Richardson subscribing as a witness to said Indre of Lease is his this Dept proper hand writing and dept delive the same to Mr Charles Meares Deputy Regr the thirteenth day of Novem onethous seven hundred and sixty six at or near twelve OClock noon Davd Richardson Sworn before me the 13th day of Novr 1766 O Cha Meares Dep . Regr 162683 .

6.251780 249-605 WM

To Register appointed by act of Parliament for Regis & the moral of an
Indented Deed of Release bearing date the any one thousand seven hundred and Eighty nine made
(unreadable) in the County of Down Esqr of the one part and
Alice on County of Down aforesaid Spinster of the other part
who therein is Recited the said David There in pursuance of the TAINED and for and in Considn of the Rents Covenants reservations & agreemts therein could did Demise Grant Set and to farm lett unto the said Asa Blakely inter actual possion being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein ment All that and those that piece or parcel of Ground situate lying and being in the Town of Cloughmaghercatt adjoining on the East End of William Hannas Tenem and Extending towards the Town House on the north side of the Great Street leading from the said Lown house towards Common Conty in front Sixty foot together with pice or parcell of Ground for a Garden thereunto belonging containing in Breadth Sixty foot and in length or depth thro ' the Middle thereof Sixty four foot and also that park or field of ground lately possed by Robert Whiteside Cons Two dores more or less sundle lying and lying on the north side of the Road leading to Common and bounded on the West by Garfield Ground to fourth part field on the west of the said Road part of the Widow Harrisons land which Park Contain Twodores and thirty two perches and also liberty to lent turn on the Common Bogg of Druman as the same was on the day of the date of the Peace therein mint meared and bounded all situate in the City of Down hole and singular the said premes with the Buildings and improvents thereon and appurtes unto the said Alice Beck her heirs and assigns from the first day of May then last past for and during the natural lives of James Bleathley Son of Edwd Blakely of Seaford aged about Seventeen years Hugh Moore Son of John Moore of Clough aged about twenty two years then a Lieut in his Maties Eighteenth Regiment of Foot and

William Maitland Son of William C Maitland of the stick aged twenty years or thereabouts and for and during the Natural Lives of the Survivors and survivor of them at the Kent of any Two pounds Sterling payable on the first day of November and first day of May every year during said Town by half yearly payments the first payment 7 thereof to begin on the first day of November then next free and of and from Savisanth yeas and duty and in said Deed is also on a Covenant for 1 perpetual Rencival as payment of a fine as therein ment which said Deed is Witnessed by David Blakely of Clough in the County of Down Gentn & Thomas Fergerson of Clough in the County of Down Gent and this Memonal is it by the said Thomas Ferguson and by John McMullan of Clough aforesaid in the said County of Down ( Alice Blakeley Seal ) Signed and sealed in thepresence of Thomas Ferguson John Mullan The above named Thomas Ferguson maketh Oath and saith he was present and saw the Deed of which The above writing is a Memorial duly signed sealed and Executed by the above Named David Thee and are Bleckley and Says he judging thereto and say to he was also present and saw the said Alice Bleakley duly Sign the said Memoral Citation: "Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ4-99JN-L?view=fullText : Mar 30, 2026), image 249 of 605; Ireland. Registry of Deeds. Image Group Number: 008093730 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ4-99JN-L?view=fullText

6.261742 564-576 Mary M

To the Regr appointed for registring of Deeds & so forth of an Indre of Lease made the Twenty ninth day of Septr one Thousd Seven hund & forty one
Between Robt Needham of Newry in the County of Down Esqr of the one pr &
Mary Maitland of Newry aforesd widow of the other part
Whereby the sd Robt Nedham for the consider therein mentd Did Demise Grant set & to farm let unto the Mary Maitland All that Tenemt Backside & Garden then in her possession situate on the South side of High Street in the Town of Newry aforesd cont in front from the Center of Mr Robt Hutchesson 's Gavel to the center of McRobt McCormick Gavel Thirty one foot & six Inches & extending backwards in Depth one hund & ninety three feet Bounded on the East with the sd Mr McCormick Holding on the West to McRobt Hutchesons Holding on the North with the street & on the South with James Combs Holding To hold to her the sd Mary Maitland her Heirs & assigns for the Lives of his prest Mattie George the second his royal highness Fredk prince of Wales & of his Royal Highness Prince William & the purces & survr of them at & under the yearly rent of six pounds Eight shillister with Twelve pence a pound yearly for recd fees as also One Sugar Loaf Yearly on every twenty ninth day of Sept or five shill aster in Lieu of Co thereof at the Election of the C. Robt Nedham his Heirs or us . This rent & fees the J Moretively half yearly on every first Day of Novr & first day of May over & above all Ministers Money & all Church & Minister Dues as in the adjacion Diocess & over & above all Taxes & County Charges soever with a love of renewal for Ever on paymt of half a years rent on the fall of every life which Indre of Lease is Witnessed by Robt Hutcheson of Newry aforesd Mercht & Gabb Heatly of the City of Dublin Gent & this Memr is witnessed by the P Gabl Heatly & by Denis Austin of the City of Dublin aforesd Yeoman Mary Maitland Seal Signed & sealed
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74 Young to Reg 11th day of ing that an hour after allock in the forenoon A unte wife Reg the 19th day 42 at 3 Clock in ye after - Sealed in the presence of Capt Hall Den - The above named Gall Heatly maketh Oath that he saw the above ment Indre of Lease of which the above writing is item duly executed by the above named Robt Newham & Mary Maitland & also furth Mary Maitland Sign & Seal the a Meme & that he this Dept is a subser Witness to the shore of Lease & Meml & Delivd the same to McBarth Delandre Dep Reg on Wednesday the Eighteenth day of Augator near Twelve allock at Noon Sworn the 18th day of Augt 1742 before -- Barn Delandre Dep Regr 702

6.271796 375-635 Mary M

To the Register Appointed by act of Parliament for Reg Deeds & c
A Memorial of Indented deeds of Lease and release the release bearing date the twenty ninth day of October one thousand seven hundred and Ninety six
and made between
Robt Maitland of Newry in the Co of Down but only Son and heir at Law of Adam Maitland of Newry in sd Co : Mercht of the one part Jacob
Turner of Turner will in the Co Hugh Esqr of the other part
Whereby after read that Robert Needham of Newry in sd Co : Down Esqr did by Ind deeds of Lease and release the release bear date the twenty ninth day of Sept one thous Seven hundred and forty one Grant unto
Mrs Mary Maitland of Newry aforesaid Widow
All that Tenemt Each side & Garden sit on the South side of High St in the town of Henry aforesd Cont in front from the Centre of Mr Robt Cormicks Gable thirty one feet six Judy & Extending bached in depth one hand and ninety three feet Bounded on the East with the said McConners holding on the west with Robert Hutchinson holding on the north with the Street & on the South with Jas Combs hold with the Appurs To hold unto sd Mary Maitland her heirs & asss for the three lives therein ment at the yearly rent of six or eight shillings with Receivers fees & duties with for perpetual Renewal as therein ment & also recity that by Ind deeds of Lease & Release Release being late Eight day of Aug. 1779, Wm Nedham of Newry Esqr did Grant & demise unto Adam All that and those fields and plots of ground in Lisdrumlisha Bounded on the north & East by the River the Gravel Pitfield and time to the fields me part of Cummings fields on the South west by Cummings fields the Old Road and the Dublin Road as same is set and deed and by a neg and plan thereof thereunto anno Cont two acres one rood & fifteen pr Irish plant measure same more or less sit in that part of the Lordship of Newry which is in the Co : Armagh To hold to said Adam Maitland his heirs and as during the lives of the three Cestin queries therein named will Court for perprencival at the yearly rent of one thirteen shillings with Receivers fees and duties as therein ment and also recity that by
Jud . Deed of Lease dated the twenty the day of March one thous Seven hund & Eighty one Wm Nedham did demise & set unto Making All that part of the Gravel fit field in Lisdrubisha young to sd Admi Marke well as the same was then laid out by Saml Read Line per and is in the map thereof to sd last mentd Indre and Cont by Admr one rood flue ps plant measure borne on the North by part of said Gravel Pitfield on the East by a lane to Fields on the South & west by Adam Maitlands held Situate in that part of the Lordship of Neway which are in the Cottage Tonold to the sd Adam Maitland his heirs and ass for and durg the lives of the three Costa ties therein named with Covt for permanent at the yearly rent of Seventeen Shill 21 fees and Duties as therein ment and further say that by a deed of Lease bearing date fourth day of Sept this Seven hund the fifty five Robt Scott then of Newry aforesd unto Adam Maitland All that plot or parcell of Grane as then and therein so lams for cout from forty Eight feet and sixty feet in depth Bounded on the South by Jno Overend Warehouse on the North by the road or Street laid No the said Robert Scotts field on the East by the Banks of the Canal and on the west by Coles timber yard situate lying and being in the townland of Lisdrum fullion in the strip of Henry and Co of Armagh with the appears for the three lives therein ment to hold to the Adam Maitland his heirs & ass in the yearly Rent of Seven four Shill go with Cort for perpetunt renewal thereof on payment of a pepper corn Renewal fine and further reciting that so Robt Scott by one other and deed of Lease dated the twenty fifth of June 1766 , devise unto the said Adam Maitland All that Lot of Ground then in sd Alams poss Conty in part thirty feet and extend back to David Lawson Wall feet Bounded on the East by W Hodgson and Jos Marshall Tenants on the north & west by the s. R. Gansonand on the South by the new Int Street with the appers situate by my and being the Canal in Lisdengullion in sd Co. Armagh To hold to sd Adam Maitland his heirs and Ass for the three Lives therein named at the yearly rent of the five his with a Covent for perpe renewal on payment of a pepper Co Kenewed for a further Recity that sd Robt Scott by one other no deed of Lease Dated the first day of Aug in the year 1766 demised unto the sd Adam Maitland All that Term Ground then in sd C. Adams and lately before in W Hodgson poss Cont in front forty feet and extends sixty feet bounded on the East by the Canal Banks on the west by a Lot of Ground then in sd Adams press , and on the north by Jos Marshall Tenentand on the South by the new Street Intd to be opened from the Canal to the Arming Road and all Houses Build go and offices erected thereon with the appers It near the Canal in Learnington in sd C. Annagh To hold to the said Adam Maitland his heirs and Ass during the tories the this merenorance at the yearly rent of five pd Stravith Covenant for perpetual Rencival on payment of three pd Thirteen Shills on the fall of each life and further reciting that sd Robt Maitland was legally served & poss of all the premes granted by the sd Several recd deeds and hath agrees to sell his out all thereof to the said Jacob Turner party hereto sd Indre Witnessed this the sd Robt Maitland for the Cons therein ment did Grant Bargain Sell assign released and confirm unto the Jacob in his actual poss then being by Virtue of a Lease for a year therein ment to his heirs and as all that and those the Land plotts of Ground House & premes Graves Recd Cond and demd by the sd Sev recd Indres log withall so recd Judie of Lease & Renewals and all other papers and was with the appears thereunto belong ; To hold to Jacob Turner his heirs and as to his & their own use and Compt for & in the life & lives of the several testin quiries then in being thereof resply and all such other life and lives as should for ever thereafter be named thereof purs to the Court for perpent therein resply Cont and all the right title and Int benefit of renewal claim of in both at Law & in Equity of Robert or his heirs of man to so granted & Col James & even part thereof under sd recd heirs or otherwise howsoever Subject only to the Rents renewal fines and duties in sd several recd Judes Cont which deed & this Meme are witnd by Saml Murphy of Ratify and in the Co of Dower March & Sellwood of Dublin Atty Robt Maitland of Jacob Torner ( seal ) Signed and sealed being first duly stamped in presence of Saml Murphy , Saml Eastwood & the above named Eastwood maketh Oath that he is a subject to the above ment & also the Release of which the above is a man and that he saw both duly Exed by the respective parties thereto And that the name Saml Eastwood Sold to the is Depts proper name & handing and the Dept delivd the deed the Esq Deputy Region this present 23d day of Jany 1797 , or at 1797 Jno Moore Dep Regr the afternoon of sd Day And Eld . Sworn before me this 23 day of Jny
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6.281766 203-328 AM

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for the publick Registring of Deeds Leases & Soforth
A memorial of an
Indenture of Lease bearing date the twenty fifth day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six
made between
Robert Scott of Newry in the County of Down Esquire of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Downe aforesaid Merchant of the other part
Whereby the said Robert Scott for the Consideration in said Lease mentioned did demise grant sett and to farm lett unto the said Adam Maitland all that Lott of ground then in the said Adam Maitlands possion on the south side of the new intended Street from the Canal to the Armagh road containing in front sixty eight feet and in rear sixty eight feet bounded on the North by said new intended Street on the South and East by Mr Wm Ogle yard and on the West by a lott of the said Robert Scott Ground untenanted as the said premisses are at present inclosed with a wall situate near the Canal in Lindraguller in the County of Armagh To hold unto the said Adam Maitland his heirs Exors admors and assigns for and during the natural life and lives of his present Majesty King George the third his Royall Highness George now Prince of Wales and his Royall highness Prince Edward Agustus Duke of York and the survivor and survivor of them and also for & during the natural life and lives of all and every such other person or persons as shall from time to time successively be added thereto pursuant to the Covenant therein contained which sd Indre of Lease is witnessed by William Scott Esq . and David Richardson Gent both of Newry aforesaid and this memis witnessed by
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300 ) R Scott To Maitland the Reg the 13 day of Novem 1766 at 12 OClock said David Richardson and by William Graham Clerk to the Adam Maitland Adam Maitland signed and sealed in presence of us Davd Richardson Will Graham The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indre of Lease whereof the above writing is a memorial and also to the above Memr and saw the said Indre of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto resply and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name David Richardson subscribed as witness to said Indenture of Lease and Memonal respects his this Dept proper hand writing and dept delivered the same to Mr Charles Meares Dep . Regr the thirteenth day of November one thousand Seven hundred and sixty six at or near twelve O'Clock at noon Davd Richard Sworn before me the 13 day of Novemr 1766 Charkeares Dep Regr 62682

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for ) the public registring of Deeds Leases & Soforth
A memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the
twenty fifth day of June one thousand seven hundred and sixty six , made between Robert Scott of Newry in the County of Down Esqr of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry in the County of Down aforesaid Merchant of the other part
Whereby the said Robert Scott for the Consideration in said Lease mentioned did demise grant sett and to farm let unto the said Adam Maitland All that Lot of 1 round then in his session containing in front thirty feet and Extending backwards to David Gaussan wallfeet bounded on the East by William Hodgson and Joseph Marshall Tenement on the North and west by David Gaussanstermont and on the south by the New intended Street situate near the Canal in Lisdrengullion in the County of Armagh To hold unto the said Adam Chaitland his heirs Exors admors and assigns for and during the natural life and lives of his present Majesty King George the third his Royall highness George now since of Wales and his Royall highness Prince Edward Agustus Duke of York and serve and survivor of them and also for and during the natural life and lives of all and every such other person and pervency shall from time to time successively forever be added thereto pursuart to the Covenant of renewal therein contained which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by William Scott and David Richardson both of Newry in the County of Down aforesaid Gent and this men witnessed the said David Richardson and by William Graham Flork to the said Adam Maitland , Adam Maitland signed and caled in presence of Davd Richardson Mr Graham Moore , Rewell #¬ the Regd the 130 of Nover be 1766 at noon 1 309 The above named David Richardson maketh oath that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of Lease whereof the above writing is a Memorial and also to the above Memoral and saw the said Indre of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto respecty and also saw the above named Adam Maitland duly sign and seal the said Memorial and that the name Richardson subscribing as a witness to said Indre of Lease is his this Dept proper hand writing and dept delive the same to Mr Charles Meares Deputy Regr the thirteenth day of Novem onethous seven hundred and sixty six at or near twelve OClock noon Davd Richardson Sworn before me the 13th day of Novr 1766 O Cha Meares Dep . Regr 162683

6.291759 235-655 AM

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for the publick registring of Deeds Conveyances and so forth
A Memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing Date the twenty fourth day of September one thousand Seven hundred and fifty five made between
Robert Scott of Newry
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432 Regr the 16th day of Novem . 1757 at 12 a Clock at Noon Newry in the County of Downe Esqr of the one part and
Adam Maitland of Newry aforesaid Merchant of the other part
whereby the said Robert Scott did grant set and to farm let unto the said Adam Maitland all that plot or parcel of Ground with the ware house built thereon then in the possession of said Adam Maitland as the same is at present enclosed containing in front forty Eight feet & in depth sixty feet bounded on the South by John Overend Ware House on the North by the Road or Street leading to the said Robert Scotts field on the East by the Bank of the Canal and on the West by William Ogles Timber yard situate in the Town land of Lisdrumgullion in the Lordship of Newry and County of Armagh To hold to the said Adam Maitland his Heirs Exr admr and assigns for and during the natural Life and lives of his present Majesty King George the Second his Royal Highness George Prince of Wales and his Royal Highness William Duke of Cumberland and the Survivors and survivor of them and for and during the natural life and lives of such other person and persons as should for ever thereto be added or inserted in the said premises or any renewal thereof pursuant to or by virtue of the Covenant for renewal therein contained at and under the yearly rent of Seven pounds four Shillings Ster which said Indenture of Lease is witnessed by David Richardson and William Wide both of Newry aforesaid Gent and this Memorial is witnessed by the said David Richardson and by Henry Clements of the City of Dublin Merchant , Rob Scott
Signed and Sealed in presence of Henry Clements , Dave Richardson the above named David Richardson came this day before me and made oath that he is - a subsribing witness to the Indenture of Lease whereof the above writing is a mem and also to the above Memorial and saw the said Indenture of Lease duly executed by the parties thereto respectively and also saw the above named Robert Scott duly Sign and seal the said Memorial and that this Depons Name subscribed as a witness to said menture of Lease and Memorial is his this Depont proper hand writing and Depont delivered the same to Mr James Sanders Deputy Register the 6th day of November one thousand Seven hundred and fifty seven at or near twelve Clock at noon - Davd Richardson - Sworn before me this 16th day of Novr 1757 No 126233 Wedham to Blyth Reg the 16th day of No 1757 at 12 OClock at - Noon

6.301724 94-568 JM

To the Regr appointed for Reg Deeds Conveyances and Wills
A Memoral of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the fourth day of March one thousand Seven hundred and Twenty four
made Between Robt Needham of Newry in the County of Down Esqr of the one part and
John Maitland of the same Merchant of the other part
whereby (as therein mentioned) the said Robt Nedham hath demised granted set and to farm lett unto the said John Maitland all that Tenem in High Street in the Town of Newry aforesaid formerly sett to Samuel Greenway and then in the possession of James Anderson Lerwickmaker with a small Park therewith held containing two acres and two roods together with all Houses out houses Gardens and appurtences thereunto belonging To hold to the said John Maitland his Heirs and assigns for and during the lives of the said John Maitland the Lessee Mary Maitland his wife and of his
Brother Wm Maitland of Aghlisnafin and the survey of them at the yearly Rent of Eight pounds ster and twelve pence pound Receivers fees and Sugar Loaf or Six Shills in lieu thereof payable half yearly att May and Allsts over and above all Taxes and under other the Covenants and agreements therein mentioned which Lease is witnessed by Gabll Heatly and John Waddell of the City of Dublin Gent and this memorial is Witnessed by the said John Caddell & William Thompson of Newry aforesd Merchant - Jam McCamon Seal Signed and Sealed in presence of John Caddell - Wm Thompson - The above named John Caddell maketh oath that he was present and saw Hans Hamilton of the City of Dublin Esqr by virtue of a Letter of Attorney to him duly perfected by the above named Robt Redham duly Execute the Indenture of Lease of which the above is a Memoriall and subscribe the name and affix the seal of the said Robt Nedham thereto and was also present and saw the above named John Miller of the Lessee duly Execute the same and deposeth that he was also present and saw Saml Mamon of Newry in the County of Down Merchant one of the Exr as also the admr of the above named John Maitland duly Execute the above memorial and further deposeth that he is a subscribing witness to the said Indenture of Lease and manoriall and delivered the same to William Larry Gent Dept Regr on the Tenth day of May at or near Eleven a Clock in the forenoon - John
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6.311754 194-653 AM

To the Register appointed for Registris Wills Deeds Conveyances 7
Memorial of Indented Deeds of Lease & Release bearing date respectively of Thirty first day of Oct & first day of Novem in year of our Lord one thous seven hund & fifty four &
Respectively made Between Jno Mercer of the Town of Newry in of Down Merch & Elizth Mercer otherwise Moore his wife
Fran Mercer eldest Son & Heir apparent of John Mercer & Elizabeth Mercer Thomas Mercer Second son
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1754 195-653 AM

of the said In Mercer & Eliz Mercer &
Adam Maitland and Elizabeth Maitland
otherwise Mercer his wife
Daughter of ye sd John Mercer & the sd Elizth Mercer of ye one part & Alex Legg of Malone in the County of Antrim Gent of the other part
By which said Deed of Release ye sd John Mercer & Elizabeth & ye sd Frank Mercer & the said Thomas Mercer & ye sd Adam Maitland & Elizabeth Maitland for ye Considerations therein mention
Did grant Bargain Sell alien release & confirm unto the said Alexander Legg (in his actual possession being by Virtue of sd Deed of Lease) and this Heirs all that one Quarter & two third parts of a Quarter of the Town & Lands of Leckan situate lying and being in the parish of Drumballyroney in the Barony of upper Ireagh in the Co of Down formerly in the Tenure and occupation of James Thompson Hugh Hughan & their partners & lately in the Possion of Francis Moor of Ballymackelbrickin the said Co of Down Gent Deceased containing by common Estimation one hundred & Twenty eight acres & three Roods be ye same more or less the Ground whereon the meeting House & meeting house yard of the Congregation of Ballyrony Stands only Excepted and all & singular the houses Edifices Lands Gardens Memr Appends & Appurten to ye premisses belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Reversion & Reversions Rem & Remr yearly & other Rents Issues & profits of the sd Lands & Premisses & every part & parcell thereof & all the Estate R Title & Interest of them the said John Mercer & Elizabeth Mercer his wife & of the said Francis Mercer & Thos Mercer
Adam Maitland & Elizth Maitland
& of Each and every of them of in & to the said Premisses To have & to hold all & singular the said Lands & premisses with their appurtenances unto the said Alexander Logg his Heirs & assigns for ever which said Deeds are witnessed by Robert Legg of Belfast in the Co of Antum Gent & Henry Dunkin of the same gent & this mem is witnessed by the said Robert Legg & Henry Dunkin Mercer - Eliz Mercer Seal - Two More - Thomas Mercer - Adam Maitland Eliza Maitland Seal - The above Named Henry Dunkin Deposeth that he saw the Deeds of Lease and Release of which the above is a true memorial duly Executed by the above named Thomas Marcer by the above named Frances Mercer Signing the name of the said Thomas Mercer thereto by virtue of a Letter of attorney annexed to the said Deed of Release and delivering the same as the Act and Deed of the said Thomas Mercer and also saw the said Deeds of Lease and Release duly Executed by the rest of the Parties thereto and further deposeth that he saw the above named John Mercer Elizabeth Mercer Frances Mercer Adam Maitland Elizabeth Maitland Duely Execute the above Memorial and that the name Henry Dunkin Subscribed as a Witness to said Challoner & Son to Wilmot Regr the 11th day of Novr 154 at 1 OClock at noon Moffett I 364 Bell And this Memorial is this Deponants own proper name and Handwriting and that he Delivered the same to James Saunders Deputy Register the twelfth Day of November 1754 fifty four at or near half an hour after Eleven a Clock in the forenoon Henry Dunkin Sworn the 12th of Novr 1754 before - 1 10 James Saunders Dep Regr 184957

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6.321796 375-635 Mary M

To the Register Appointed by act of Parliament for Reg Deeds & c A Memorial of Indented deeds of Lease and release the release bearing date
the twenty ninth day of October one thousand seven hundred and Ninety six and made between
Robt Maitland of Carogs in the Co of Down but only Son and heir at Law of Adam Maitland of Newry in sd Co : Mercht of the one part
Jacob Turner of Newry in the Co : Hugh Esqr of the other part
Whereby after read that Robert Nedham of Newry in sd Co : Down Esqr did by Ind deeds of Lease and release the release bear date the twenty ninth day of Sept. one thous Seven hundred and forty one Grant unto
Mrs Mary Maitland of Newry aforesaid Widow
All that Tenemt Each side & Garden sit on the South side of High St in the town of Henry aforesaid Cont in front from the Center of Mr Robt Cormicks Gable thirty one feet six Judy & Extending bached in depth one hand and ninety three feet Bounded on the East with the said McConners holding on the west with Robert Hutchinson holding on the north with the Street & on the South with Jas Combs hold with the Appurs To hold unto sd Mary Markland her heirs & asss for the three lives therein ment at the yearly rent of six or eight shillings with Receivers fees & duties with for perpetual Renewal as therein ment & also recity that by Ind deeds of Lease & Release Release being late Eight day of Aug. 1779 , Wm Red hum of Newry Esqr did Grant & demise unto
Adam All that and those fields and plots of ground in Lisdrumlisha Bounded on the north & East by the River the Gravel Pitfield and time to the fields me part of Cummings fields on the South west by Cummings fields the Old Road and the Dublin her as same is set and deed and by a neg and plan thereof thereunto anno Cont two acres one rood & fifteen pr Jush plant measure same more or less sit in that part of the Lordship of Newry which is in the Co : Armagh To hold to said Adam Maitland his heirs and as during the lives of the three Cestin queries therein named will Court for perprencival at the yearly rent of one thirteen shillings with Receivers fees and duties as therein ment and also recite that by Jud Deed of Lease dated the twenty the day of March one thous Seven hund & Eighty one Wm Redham did demise & set unto Making All that part of the Gravel fit field in Lisdrubisha young to sd Adam Maitland well as the same was then laid out by Saml Read Line per and is in the map thereof to sd last mentd Indre and Cont by Admr one rood flue ps plant measure borne on the North by part of said Gravel Pitfield on the East by a lane to Fields on the South & west by Adam Maitlands held Situate in that part of the Lordship of Newry which are in the Cottage Tonold to the sd Adam Maitland his heirs and ass for and durg the lives of the three Costa ties therein named with Covt for permanent at the yearly rent of Seventeen Shill 21 fees and Duties as therein ment and further say that by a deed of Lease bearing date fourth day of Sept this : Seven hund the fifty five Robt Scott then of New aforesd unto Adam Marten All that plot or parcel of Grane as then and therein so lams for cout from forty Eight feet and sixty feet in depth Bounded on the South by Jno Overend Warchous on the North by the road or Street laid No 320033 Bulkely To Musprat 90 . the said Robert Scotts field on the East by the Banks of the Canal and on the west by Coles timber yard situate lying and being in the townland of Lisdrum fullion in the strip of Henry and Co of Armagh with the appears for the three lives therein ment to hold to the Utah Maitland his heirs & ass in the yearly Rent of Seven four Shill go with Cort for perpetunt renewal thereof on payment of a pepper corn Renewal fine and further reciting that so Robt Scott by one other and deed of Lease dated the twenty fifth of June 1766 , devise unto the said Adam Maitland All that Lot of Ground then in sd Adam’s poss Conty in part thirty feet and extend back to David Lawson Wall feet Bounded on the East by W Hodgson and Jos Marshall Tenants on the north & west by the s. R. Gansonand on the South by the new Int Street with the appers situate by my and being the Canal in Lisdengullion in sd Co. Armagh To hold to sd Adam Maitland his heirs and Ass for the three Lives therein named at the yearly rent of the five his with a Covent for perpe renewal on payment of a pepper Co Kenewed for a further Recites that sd Robt Scott by one other no deed of Lease Dated the first day of Aug in the year 1766 , demised unto the sd Adam Maitland All that Term Ground then in sd C. Adams and lately before in W Hodgson poss Cont in front forty feet and extends sixty feet bounded on the East by the Canal Banks on the west by a Lot of Ground then in sd Adams press , and on the north by Jos Marshall Tenentand on the South by the new Street Intd to be opened from the Canal to the Arming Road and all Houses Build go and offices erected thereon with the appers It near the Canal in Learnington in sd C. Annagh Tohold , to the said Adam Maitland his 1 and Ass during the tories the this merenorance at the yearly rent of five pd Stravith Covenant for perpetual Renewal on payment of three pd Thirteen Shills on the fall of each life and further recil . that sd Robt Maitland was legally served & poss of all the premes granted by the sd Several recd deeds and hath agrees to sell his out all thereof to the said Jacob Turner party hereto sd Indre Witnessed this the sd Robt Milland for the Cons therein ment did Grant Bargain Sell assign released and confirm unto the Jacob in his actual poss then being by Virtue of a Lease for a year therein ment to his heirs and as all that and those the Land plotts of Ground House & premes Graves Recd Cond and demd by the sd Sev recd Indres log withall so recd Judie of Lease & Renewals and all other papers and was with the appears thereunto belong ; To hold to Jacob Turner his heirs and as to his & their own use and Compt for & in the life & lives of the several testin quiries then in being thereof resply and all such other life and lives as should for ever thereafter be named thereof purs to the Court for perpent therein resply Cont . and all the right title and Int benefit of renewal claim of in both at Law & in Equity of Robert or his heirs of man to so granted & Col James & even part thereof under sd recd heirs or otherwise howsoever Subject only to the Rents renewal fines and duties in sd several recd Judes Cont which deed & this Meme are witnd by Saml Murphy of Ratify and in the Co of Dower March & Sellwood of Dublin Atty Robert Maitland of Jacob Torner ( seal ) Signed and sealed being first duly stamped in presence of Saml Murphy , Saml Eastwood & the above named Eastwood maketh Oath that he is a subject to the above ment & also the Release of which the above is a man and that he saw both duly Exed by the respective parties thereto And that the name Saml Eastwood Sold to the is Depts proper name & handing and the Dept delivd the deed the Esq Deputy Region this present 23d day of Jany 1797 , or at 1797 Jno Moore Dep Regr the afternoon of sd Day . And Eld . Sworn before me this 23 day of Jny
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6.331742 564-576 Mary M

To the Regr appointed for registring of Deeds & soforth of an Indre of Lease made the
Twenty ninth day of Septr one Thousd Seven hund & forty one Between
Robt Needham of Newry in the County of Down Esqr of the one pt
& Mary Maitland of Newry aforesd widow of the other part
Whereby the sd Robt Nedham for the consider therein mentd Did Demise Grant set & to farm let unto the Mary Maitland All that Tenemt Backside & Garden then in her possion situate on the South side of High Street in the Town of Newry aforesd cont in front from the Centre of Mr Robt Hutcheson's Gavel to the centre of McRobt McCormick Gavel Thirty one foot & six Inches & extending backwards in Depth one hund & ninety three feet Bounded on the East with the sd Mr McCormick Holding on the West to McRobt Hutcheson’s Holding on the North with the street & on the South with James Combs Holding To hold to her the sd Mary Maitland her Heirs & assigns for the Lives of his prest Mattie George the second his royal highness Fredk prince of Wales & of his Royal Highness Prince William & the purces & survr of them at & under the yearly rent of six pounds Eight shillister with Twelve pence a pound yearly for recd fees as also One Sugar Loaf Yearly on every twenty ninth day of Sept or five shill aster in Lieu of Co thereof at the Election of the C. Robt Nedham his Heirs or us . This rent & fees the J Moretively half yearly on every first Day of Novr & first day of May over & above all Ministers Money & all Church & Minister Dues as in the adjacion Diocess & over & above all Taxes & County Charges soever with a love of renewal for Ever on paymt of half a years rent on the fall of every life which Indre of Lease is Witnessed by Robt Hutcheson of Newry aforesd Mercht & Gabb Heatly of the City of Dublin Gent & this Memr is witnessed by the P Gabl Heatly & by Denis Austin of the City of Dublin aforesd Yeoman Mary Maitland Seal Signed & sealed Citation: "Ireland records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-BTM?view=fullText : Mar 30, 2026), image 564 of 576; Ireland. Registry of Deeds. Image Group Number: 008093190 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-BTM?view=fullText

74 Young to Reg 11th day of ing that an hour after allock in the forenoon A unte wife Reg the 19th day 42 at 3 Clock in ye after - Sealed in the presence of Capt Hall Den - The above named Gall Heatly maketh Oath that he saw the above ment Indre of Lease of which the above writing is item duly executed by the above named Robt Newham & Mary Maitland & also furth Mary Maitland Sign & Seal the a Meme & that he this Dept is a subser Witness to the shore of Lease & Meml & Delivd the same to McBarth Delandre Dep Reg on Wednesday the Eighteenth day of Augator near Twelve allock at Noon Sworn the 18th day of Augt 1742 before -- Barn Delandre Dep Regr 702

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Register appointed by act of Parliament for Regis & the moral of an Indented Deed of Release bearing date the
Aug one thousand seven hundred and Eighty nine made Between David Ther in the County of Down Esqr of the one part and
Alice Bleakley in County of Downe aforesaid Spinster? of the other part who therein is Recited the said David Thee in pursuance of the (STAINED doc) and for and in Considn of the Rents Covenants reservations & agreements therein could did Demise Grant Set and to farm lett unto the said Alice Blakely inter actual possession being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein ment All that and those that piece or parcel of Ground situate lying and being in the Town of Cloughmaghercatt adjoining on the East End of William Hannas Tenem and Extending towards the Town House on the north side of the Great Street leading from the said town house towards Common Conty in front Sixty foot together with pice or parcel of Ground for a Garden thereunto belonging containing in Breadth Sixty foot and in length or depth thro ' the Middle thereof Sixty four foot and also that park or field of ground lately possed by Robert Whiteside Cons Two dores more or less sundle lying and lying on the north side of the Road leading to Common and bounded on the West by Garfield Ground to fourth part field on the west of the said Road part of the Widow Harrisons land which Park Contain Twodores and thirty two perches and also liberty to lent turn on the Common Bogg of Druman as the same was on the day of the date of the Peace therein mint meared and bounded all situate in the City of Down hole and singular the said premes with the Buildings and improvents thereon and appurtes unto the said Alice Beck her heirs and assigns from the first day of May then last past for and during the natural lives of
James Bleathley Son of Edwd Blakely of Seaford aged about Seventeen years Hugh
Moore Son of John Moore of Clough aged about twenty two years then a Lieut in his Maties Eighteenth Regiment of Foot
and William Maitland Son of William C Maitland of Knocksticken aged twenty years or Thereabouts
and for and during the Natural Lives of the Survivors and survivor of them
at the Kent of any Two pounds Sterling payable on the first day of November and first day of May every year during said Town by half yearly payments the first payment 7 thereof to begin on the first day of November then next free and of and from Savisanth years and duty and in said Deed is also on a Covenant for 1 perpetual Rencival as payment of a fine as therein ment which said Deed is Witnessed by David Blakely of Clough in the County of Down Gentn & Thomas Fergerson of Clough in the County of Down Gent and this Memonal is it by the said Thomas Ferguson and by John McMullan of Clough aforesaid in the said County of Down ( Alice Blakeley Seal ) Signed and sealed in the presence of Thomas Ferguson John Mullan The above named Thomas Ferguson maketh Oath and saith he was present and saw the Deed of which The above writing is a Memorial duly signed sealed and Executed by the above Named David Thee and are Bleckley and Says he judging thereto and say to he was also present and saw the said Alice Bleakley duly Sign the said Memoral
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of of M Donnell to McDonnell Reg May 1790 at after 2 into the afternoon 2799 Male and also is a Suby witness to the said Memorial and Saith that the name Thomas Ferguson Sub as a witness to the said Deed and Men is his this deponents name and proper hand writing Thomas Ferguson Sworn before me a Clough in the County of Down this 1st day of April 1790 by virtue of a common to me Freded out of his Majestys Court of Exchequer in Ireland for taking afft insaid Co & know the Deponent being first duly Stamped Edward Caddell - 4091

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To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for Registing Deeds Wills Conveyances & & Mercl of an Indented Deed in the words and figures following that is to say this indentine made
the twentieth day of Term in the year of our Lord God on thousand Seven hundred and eighty three between
Mathew Ford the Elder of Seaford in the County of Downe of the 1^st part and
Magor Gellet of May in the County of Down aforesaid Esqr and Brilliana fellet wise Mason his wife
Ruth Graham ourse Mason of the City of Dublin Widow Wm to Speer of the City of Dublin afors . Driegst and Mary Speer oris Mason his wife Courtney Kenny of Ballinroe in the County of Galway Esq . and Susanna Kenny or Mason his wife which
said Brillian Gillet Ruth Graham Mary Speer and Susanna Kenny are four of the Daughters of Stanhop Mason late of Liverpool in the Kingdom of Great Britain now Deceased of the fourth part whereby Matthew Ford Esqr Deceased Great Grand father of the said Mathew Ford the Elder by the name of Mathew Ford of the City of Dublin
did by Indentre of Lease bearing date the
Twenty ninth day of Novr one thousand Six hundred and ninty four
for the consider therein ment Grant Demise Set and to farm let unto
Adam Maitland by the name of Adam Maitland of Hillsborough March and Mary Magowan and Ann Spencer Daughters of the said Adam Mitland the
Town and Lands of Magherytympany with the appears Situate Lying and being in the County of Down and Barony of Kintary Conty by Estimation four hundred acres of Profitable Land Plant measure be the same more or less To hold the same to them the said Adam Maitland Mary Magowan and Ann Spencer for and during their and every of their natural live and the natural life of the Longest Liver of them yelding and paying therefore and there yearly and every year during their lives and the Life of the Longest Liver of them unto the said Mathew forde his heirs and assigns the yearly rent of twelve from Stay at May and Allsaints by even and equal portion in which said Lease therein a Covent in the words following very and Pally the said Mathew Ford doth for his X of his his heirs admrs and assigns Covenant and agree to and with the Adam Maitland Mary Magowan and Anne Spencer their every of their heirs Exors admors and assigns and to and with the survivor of them at the death of any of the said three Lives before Men their or any or either of their heirs was admors and assigns at all times thereafter upon the payment of one years to the said Mathew Ford his heirs less admers and assigns it shall and may be Lawfull to and for any and way of the suming Lessees their or any or either of their heirs or admors and assigns to put in any new life as he or they shall nominate and appoint and the Lands and premes before demised and Mens or intended to be demised to be enjoyed during the said Life at E the rents covenants and Reservations before expressed any thing therein Cont to the Contrary thereof not with standing as in and by the said Indenture of Lease hereunto annexed relation being thereunto had may more fully and at Large appear and whereas the said Adam Maitland one of the said
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said Lives in the above recited Lease Ment Died many years in and whereas Nathan Forde the Elder and Matthew Ford the younger, then both of Seaford aforesaid Esqr by their Indenture bearing date the
Twenty third day of February in the year of our Lord one thous seven hundred and Twenty four
at the request and Desire of the said Mary Magowan and Ann Spencer and for and in Consion of the sum of Twelve pounds to the said Mathew Ford the younger them in hand paid the receipt whereof he did thereby acknowledge and in pursuance of the Covenants in the above rented Lease did not the name of James Have Son of Nichols Have of Maya aforesd Yeoman in the stead and place of the said
Adam Maitland Deceased
as in and by the said last recited Indenture hereunto annexed relation being thereunto had may more fully and at large appear which said last recited Indention was entered in the Regist Office in the City of Dublin the twentyeth day of May one thousand seven hundred and --- thirty and which said Levi Indenter with their respective estate Interest and turns for the Lives of the aforesd
Mary Magown Anne Spence and James Hare of and in the Town and Lands of Aughertympany with the appurs afterwards by Good and sufficent Conveyances & assurances in the Law did rest and come unto Peter Mason of Myra in the Coy of Down Gent
who became Lawfully Dept of the said Town and Lands with the appur and whereas the said Mary Magarson and Anne Spencer Two of the said Lives in the above recited Lease ment and many years ago and whereas
Mathew Forde them Mathew or the Elder and Father of the said Mathew Ford party to the presents and then of Seaford aforesd Esq , now deceased
did by his note being date the Eighteenth day of April one thousand Seven hund and fifty one at the request and Desire of the said Peter Mason and for and in consideration of the sum of Twenty four pounds Steel to the said Mathew Ford in hand paid the Receipt whereof he Did hereby acknowledge and thereof Exonerated the said Peter Mason his heirs Exors admors and assigns and in pursuance of the Covenant in the foregoing recited original Lease and removal Ment did add and Insert the names of Arthur Mason Son of Peter Mason and Peacock Smith Son of John Smith then of the City of London Merchant and Grandson of the said Peter Mason in the Stead and place of the lives of the said Mary Magowan and Ann Spencer Deed by the said Recited Indenture May appear and whereas the said Sur Indentures with the respective Estates Interest and Terms for the Lives of the said James Have Arthur Mason and Deacock Smith with the appurs afterwards by the Suspent Conveyances and apenances in the Law did come unto the said Kantoper Mason of Liverpoole in the Kingdom of Great Britain Mennow Decease who became Lawfully poss of the said Town and Lands with the appurs and the said several Han Arthur Mason and the said Peacock Smith with the Appurs afterwards by Indentures with the respective Estate witness and Terms for the Lives of the said James Bittin of the Will of this Manhope Mason now decease and of seven did west and come unto William Mason and Stanhope Mason the said William Jelleth Ruth Graham Mary Spencer and Susanna Kenny two of the sons and four of the Daughters of the said Stanhope Mason and the said Morgan Gillet and County Kenney in Right of this wives and as purchasers from said William Mason and Stanhope Mason and the said William Speer in Right of his said wife and the said and the said Nath Graham in her own right are now seized and of the said Jane of Aughertympany with the appure and whereas the said James Have is lately Dead now this in Witnesseth that the said Mathew Gore party to these presents at the request and Desire of this Morgan Jellett and William his wife Ruth Graham William Speer and Mary his wife Courtney Kinney and Susanna his wife and for and in consion of the sum of twelve pounds to the said Mathew Forde in hand paid the Receipt whereof he doth hereby acknowledge and thereof and of every part thereof doth agreet Excurate and Discharge the said Morgan Jellett Ruth Graham William Speer and County Kenny then and each and every of these heirs heirs and admors and in pursuance of the Covents in the foregoing rented original Lease and Renewals ment hath added and inserted by these presents doth and and present the name of Mathew Jellett son of the said Morgan Gillett in the stead and place of the Life of the said James Hane Deceased in Witness whereof the said parties to these presents have hereunto put their hands and seals the day and year first before written M. Ford al Morgan Gillett a Ruth Graham Wm her age Mary Speer Seal ) Courtney Henry Seal Susanna Kenney Signed sealed and Delivd by the within Mathew Ford in presence of H Wm Hamilton And Signed Sealed and Delived by the within named Margan Gettett and Buliana Pellett his wife and by the said Morgan Jellett for the within named Seth Gresham Willm Speer and Mary Speer his wife Courtney Thorn and Susana here his wife by virtue of a Letter of Atty hereunto annexed in presence of Hugh Hamilton William Bateman and this mem is witnessed by the said Hugh Hamilton of Millhill in the County of Down Gent and George Nicholson of Myra Schoolmaster Morgan Gillett !_ signs and Sealed in presence of George Nicholson Hugh Hamilton Hugh Hamilton in the imme Memorial named maketh Oath this day before that he is a subscribing Witness to the mounted Deed whereof the annexed writing is a memorial and saw the said Deed duly Counted by Mathew Ford Marge Fettett and Miliana his wife three of the Executing parties to said on behalf of the sd Ruth Gresham William Speer and Mary his wife Contry Kenny and Susanna Deed and saith he saw the said Indented Deed duly Counted by the said Morgan Jellett said Deed his wife the other Citing parties thereto by signing the name and delivering the as the act and Deed of the said Ruth Gresham William Speer and Mary his wife County Kenney and Susanna his wife by virtue of a Letter or power of Atty for that purpose Granted to the said Morgan Jellett and annexed to the said Indented Deed and saith he saw the said Mine duly Counted by the above named Morgan Willett and that the name Hugh Hamilton Signed and subscribed as a witness to the said Indented Deed and also to this ment is this Depts name and proper hand writing Hugh Hamilton Sworn before me Lisburn in the County of Antin the 3d day of Novr 1783 by virtue of a Commiss to me directed fortaking it , and I know the Dept Saml Heron Justices present John Hunter Mail 238383 To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for Registring Deeds ter of an Indenture of Conveyance bearing date the Twenty ninth day of May one thousand Seven hand , and Twenty two made between James Abranderof Clay in the Parish of Nash in the County of Antrim Leen Draper of the one part and Chattlerander of Coney afore Linen Draper Son of the said James Allan of the other part whereby the said James and for the County therein ment , require grant assign transfer release and confirm unto the said John Alexander his heirs admors and assigns all that forement Alexandto Alexan North R Nason at 12 oclock at Citation:
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6.36 ORANGE CO PAPER ON IRISH MAITLANDS

Extract from a research paper in Orange County Genealogical Society
Undated but probably early 20th century (Also on clan0001)

MAITLAND

The first of the name MAITLAND appears in Scotland when Thomas de Matalant appears as witness to a charter by John de Landeles of Hownan in 1227, Gilebertus de Maltalent was a charter witness c. 1215 and W. Mantalent was one of a number appointed to settle a dispute between the churches of Glasgow and Kelso in 1221.

Sir Richard de Mantelant obtained the lands of Thirlestane by marriage with Avicia, daughter and heiress of Thomas Thirlestane in the reign of Alexander II.

Robert Maitland was one of the hostages for the ransom of James I in 1424.

While one of the above have been proven to be our ancestor the name MAITLANDs have distinguished themselves as lawyers and statesmen and also in the naval and military service of England.-

TRADITIONS OF THE MAITLAND FAMILY

COPIED BY COMMANDER E.MH. d'l WARD USN AUGUST 17, 1984. THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT WAS WRITTEN BY HIS GRAND UNCLE EDWARD V. d'INVILLIERS DATED 1910 HAVING BEEN TRANSCRIBED FROM THE WRITINGS OF JOHN J. MAITLAND.

CATHARINE MAITLAND and her son PETER emigrated from Scotland and settled in Ireland, near Dublin. They were Protestants.

They are still remembered by some of the old inhabitants of that locality (as shown by a recent investigation <c.1900>) and these say that the Maitlands were wealthy when they came, pointing to the ruins of a large house still remaining, and their first home, and marking out a considerable tract of land as having belonged to them. It is said that having met with reverses they moved to a small house near by, pointing to the exact spot where it stood, but nothing is now left of it. On the land said to have belonged to them there is a burial ground where the tombstone of CATHARINE MAITLAND is still standing.

There is no record as to what part of Scotland had been their former residence and there is no positive knowledge in the family on this head but an inference is warranted from some conversations of John Maitland that his family had come from the vicinity of LAUDERDALE and that they were probably descendants of some of the junior branches of that race.

PETER MAITLAND after he settled in Ireland married Miss ANN FITZSIMONS, a sister of Thomas Fitz-Simons prominent in the American Revolution (Pennsylvania delegate and signer of the Constitution). ANN was a very devout Catholic and converted her husband to her faith, though she failed to do the same with his mother who died a Protestant.

In 1786 PETER MAITLAND died leaving his wife and three children, John, THOMAS, and Mary surviving him. John the oldest child was then only ten years of age and yet at once took upon himself the care and management of the farm, which he continued successfully until the first movements were made in the Irish Rebellion in 1790. In this he embarked with all the love of liberty inherited in his Scotch blood and all the enthusiasm natural to his Irish descent, and the recklessness of consequences natural to that race. He was made Commander of his District which furnished quite a number of volunteers to the cause.

The plan adopted was that a large force was to be quietly gathered at a central point while the Commanders of the district, when the signal was given were each to attack the nearest military post with what forces they could gather an distributing the arms captured among their followers, they were to march to the central point where would be organised the Irish Army under the command of the Earl of Desmond.

It is not necessary to go into the history of that very unfortunate movement as the object is merely to show John Maitland's part in it which was brief enough. When the signal was given he gathered his men and marching to the nearest military station — BALTIMORE EUSTACE he formed his men on the outskirts and charging the barracks after a short but sharp fight the garrison surrendered and the young leader had the satisfaction to find that he was the master of a considerable quantity of arms, ammunition and military stores. Naturally they were all very much elated at their success and all indulging in glowing hopes for the future. The arms were distributed—guards were placed over the captured solders—sentries posted and all the precautions taken while they waited for the orders to join the Grand Army. Couriers were coming and going all night with despatches to and from the surrounding districts.

The next day while the men were being drilled a horseman was seen approaching, his horse covered with foam and both evidently nearly exhausted the rider being obliged to keep both whip and spur going continually. The camp was at once thrown into the greatest confusion, the men had been too short a time under military discipline to think of keeping their ranks. All hands at once made a rush for the point where their young leader was standing and which seemed to be the point which the messenger was trying to reach, the race resulting in both parties arriving at about the same moment. The rider sprang from his horse which fell panting to the ground and after handing his despatches the rider dropped beside his horse with apparently a chance that it might be the last race for both.

The men all excitement, watched the young Leader as his eyes ran hastily over the lines and they needed nothing further to tell them that the news was bad for the paper was crushed in his hand and with brows knit and lips compressed he stood a few moments in deep thought and then announced that Desmond was a prisoner, his forces scattered and pursued in all directions and the Rebellion ended. Treachery had been at work and their plans had all been known to the Government. Orders were at once given for the men to destroy the arms and stores and to scatter into the mountains where they might lie concealed until the excitement was over: after seeing these orders executed Maitland mounted his horse and took his sorrowful route to his home to which he must now bid a final adieu to seek in a foreign land the right to live; for well he knew that if taken here, he had nothing to hope for but a short swift and tight rope.

Arriving at home he entered the room where the family were assembled and in a few words announced the failure of the CAUSE and the necessity for his leaving the country.

This of course brought a storm of tears and lamentations which for the time rendered impossible his efforts to give them directions as to what they were to do, and just as they were becoming calm enough to understand what these were, one of the servants burst into the room with the information that a considerable body of troops was passing along the road and a small squad had separated from the main body and was approaching the house. Then the women who had been so anxious to keep him were as anxious to get him away. Taking a hurried farewell he ran out, mounted his horse, and in a moment was galloping out of sight of the soldiers to what he hoped would prove a place of safety. He had not gone far however before he saw that from the small troop approaching the house four horsemen had detached themselves and had started on a line which would cross the one he was pursuing and then he knew that he had been discovered. The first thing was to get where the points of the lines met before the pursuers and this he felt very sure he could do, relying upon the speed of his mare, (tried on many a hunting field) and her staying powers which would enable him to soon leave any ordinary cavalry horses hopelessly behind. Revolving these things in his mind as he rode swiftly on he past the point of danger but noticed that two of his pursuers had gained very much on the other two and at the same time that these were officers, apparently well mounted and that the race was not to be such an easy one. The officers were now following on his tracks and he found it necessary to encourage his mare and that going rapidly as he was he could not shake off the two pursuers. It now became necessary to do something more than mere straight riding for he could not tell whether the horses of the officers might not be of as good blood as his own and therefore taking a careful survey of the country before him, he marked out his course to reach a boggy tract through which the pathways were narrow and dangerous. but being known to him would give him a great advantage. Now both parties were straining every nerve and feeling the excitement of the race to its full extent and the officers were shouting and waving their hats and urging their horses on with whip and spur. The young Rebel was apparently enjoying the affair as much as they—he felt quite confident of his ability to finally drop his pursuers and was entering into the spirit of this affair with all the zest and enjoyment of a true sportsman, to whom the danger to himself only enhanced the enjoyment. So they flew over the ground taking all the fences and hedges in the way without any trouble and at length led by their leader to one which was known as a "raster-" the fugitive felt pretty confident that he would gain time at least and turning to see how the Englishmen would take it he saw one horse and rider go over clear and safe but the others failed and horse and rider went to the ground. His comrade tarried just long enough to see that no bones were broken. And the pursuit was resumed. There was but one chance now and that was the bog and for this the Rebel made with all haste and reached it safely. He could not resist the inclination to give a shout of victory as he struck the narrow and tortuous path, which he felt assured safety to him and so strong was this assurance that he halted and turning in his saddle, expected to see the red coats abandon the chase as soon as they became aware of the nature of the ground. He was mistaken however, for their blood being up they started on the trail without a moments hesitation, answering his shout with equal confidence and it behooved the fugitive to push forward as rapidly as possible though confident that a very little time would pass before both of the followers would be sticking in the mud. Presently an unusual loud shout from the officers who had got sight of him caused him to turn in his saddle and probably in doing so to draw one reign too tight for the next moment the horse struck a soft spot and horse and rider came to the ground with a crash which made the rider think the end of world had come—his head had struck a root and he was insensible. How long he thus remained he never knew but when he came to himself he found one of the officers kneeling beside him supporting his head on his knee and pouring brandy down his throat while the other was chafing his hands and loosening his collar apparently with as much feeling and interest as though they were attending their

best friend, and he heard one say to the other, "Its a d------d shame that so good a rider and one owning so fine a mare should be sent in to hang tomorrow with the rabble but I suppose there is no help for it unless we want to take his place* and the other replied, ”'m sorry he did not escape as he would have done had not his horse fallen for we never could have followed far through this bog,. He learned that the officers wanted to pay a visit to some young lady in the vicinity and would place him under the charge of the two soldiers who had by this time joined them and who proved to be two Germans who did not speak a word of English.

One of the officers then after asking if he could do anything more for the prisoner and whether the latter felt able to ride spoke a few words in German to the soldiers who at once placed themselves on each side of the prisoner and with a hearty good-bye from the officers took up their line of march. The young Rebel found that their route was past his house and when they reached that point he made signs to the soldiers that he wanted to stop and say good-bye although he had not the slightest hopes that they would allow him to go into the house. To his great surprise they rendered a willing assent to his proposal and already he was planning how he would give them the slip for- the moment they had started he had resolved to escape even if he had to attack the two armed men and he felt it better to so die than to suffer the ignominious death by the rope.

Hitching his mare he entered the house and in doing so noticed that the Germans had quietly stationed themselves at opposite corners of the house so that each commanded two sides of the house, so with their guns ready they stood prepared to stop any effort at escape. Pushing alone to the family room he found its members sitting dejectedly before the fire. They sprang to meet him with glad smiles hoping that his return meant that the danger before feared had passed but when he in as few words as possible explained the true state of affairs and that he was on his way to almost certain death (unless the effort to escape would be successful) the mother and the sister clung to him with entreaties and remonstrances against the sure death if he tried to escape and the insistence that some influence might save him from the sentence of the law. He could scarcely induce them to listen to the directions he wanted to give them for their guidance and it was only when he reminded them that he was a prisoner and at any moment might be summoned to move on that they consented to hear what he desired them to do when he was gone. His plan was to make a desperate effort to escape before reaching the town to which they were travelling and if successful make for the coast and find a vessel bound for the United States and seek his uncle. If successful he would soon send for them, if he died in the effort the mother was to realize what she could on the property and sail with the children to their uncle in Philadelphia.

While thus earnestly directing and trying to counsel them in their grief they had not noticed that the younger brother, THOMAS MAITLAND, who had been a very attentive listener to the first part of this conversation had disappeared. They had had no idea how time was flying and it was only when John, wondering at the patience of his guards finally looked out the window without seeing any sign of them—went out to investigate—found that they were nowhere to be seen—and while pondering in amazement at the singular situation he saw his young brother come riding like a madman up the road, his horse covered with foam and the rider almost crazy with excitement. Reaching his brother, threw himself from the horse and tearing off the coat which he had on commenced frantically to force it on the elder and with cries of "fly, fly don't lose a moment", "thank God he is saved". Mixed with terms of endearment in such a confused manner that the elder brother feared for his reason and was entirely unable to understand what had occurred or what his brother meant. It was only when the younger finding all his efforts to induce the other to leave at last told the story that on hearing that his brother was on his road to death determined to save him at the risk of his own life and quietly picked up that brother/s hat and coat had stolen out of the room and putting on these garments walked quietly out to where the horse was fastened mounted and making signs to the soldiers that he was ready to proceed? they not noticing any change took up their position each side of him and proceeded thus to the town where they were to deliver him. Here the situation was soon discovered for every one there knew the two brothers and as the younger had never taken any part in the Rebellion, the officers released him ordering at the same time a squad of soldiers to be immediately sent after the other brother. THOMAS hearing this order was determined to be before the soldiers so ran out mounted the horse and had come with the utmost speed and now would not hear of good-byes or instructions or any other pretence for delay but forced his brother off riding to a point where he could see distinctly all that occurred at his house ---- John determining if the family were given any trouble? to come back and protect them? concealed himself and turned his mare loose to find her way home to the stable. From his concealment he saw the squad arrive and proceed to search the house and vicinity, but finding nothing of him they proceeded back to the town to report while the Rebel made his way speedily as possible to the sea coast where he was fortunate enough to find a vessel bound for Philadelphia the home of his uncle Thomas Fitz*Simons.

The sea voyage of John Maitlands included in Eduard V. d'Invilliers manuscript has not been include since our ancestor is THOMAS. For those interested in a copy of this entire 'Traditions' it is included with ay notes and is filed under MAITLAND.

John Maitland was warmly welcomed by his uncle and at once adopted as his heir and for a time lived very happily in luxury and ease, but the failure of Robert Morris involved Fitz*5immons. John found himself instead of being one of the richest men in the United States (as his uncle had told him he would be) a stranger in a strange country without means and without any business or profession to enable him to support himself. He was young and energetic and at once started m the wholesale and retail grocery business with a partner who was not much better off than himself: They were very successful and made money rapidly and Maitland was looking forward with great pleasure to the time when he could offer to his mother, sister and brother a more than comfortable home: When all his fond anticipations were blasted by the discovery that his partner had cheated him and had run the firm heavily in debt. Here he was ---- then once more stranded ------, without a penny and with a debt hanging over him. He did not despair however, but resolutely went to work to retrieve his fortune. This time having no partner. Fortune smiled upon him and in a short time he had paid off all his debts: was doing a large and very profitable business and soon sent for the family.

THOMAS MAITLAND - CATHOLIC LAYMAN OF PHILADELPHIA

Addition data has been added to Eduard V. d'Invilliers manuscript to enhance the readers understanding of Thomas Haiti and. Source of data being the following:

Handbook on Irish genealogy

American Catholic Historical Society publications

Historical Society of Pennsylvania (manuscript dept.)

National Archives

Quarter Sessions Court - Philadelphia

On March 9, 1804, ANN MAITLAND age 56 with her children THOMAS age 20 Mary Ann age 19 and a seven year old child booked passage on the boat 'Prudence' for Philadelphia. The 'Prudence' did not complete the trip and many of the passengers were transferred to the 'Susan' for New York from Dublin 28th March 1804. The others on the Prudence were not heard of again including the seven year old Maitland child.

Thomas when a boy was kicked in the breast by a horse and though he lived years afterwards he was always delicate. He had had a great advantage over his brother John in education having been originally designed for the church. Upon arriving in Philadelphia, THOMAS MAITLAND went in business with George Clark and Edward Bonsall. He was indemnify from assignment for payments of a judgment granted by the Supreme Court of Philadelphia for two hundred dollars plus interest granted to Jacob Hapinger.

Both brothers had problems with their partners. The brothers went into partnership with each other conducting business under the name JOHN AND THOMAS MAITLAND dealing in wholesale and retail grocery, wine and bottling works. The names appear in many of the directories for Philadelphia long after the death of Thomas.

On August 24, 1804 John Maitland became a citizen declaring himself free of Great Britain and Ireland in the Supreme Court at Philadelphia.

In November, 1804 the trustees of St. Mary's established a Singing School for the improvement to the youth of their society in sacred music. John Maitland paid $5 to send a youth to this school. The Reverend Michael Egan requested from Bishop Carroll "permission to chant Vespers in the English language." It is believed this request was denied.

During the yellow fever epidemic in 1797 many children were left orphaned. The catholic orphans were confined to the care of a pious lady and were lodged in a house on the west side of Sixth Street, north of Spruce adjoining the German Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity. The original supporters of the orphans had diminished after six or seven years. Father Hurley “generously and ably assisted by CORNELIUS TIERS, a block and pump maker, a man of means and influence, and an industrious and respectable citizen" established in 1807 "the Society of St. Joseph's for the maintaining and educating Roman Catholic orphan children of both sexes."

The Maitland family paid pew rental at St. Mary's for pew #7 in the south aisle.

Twenty third September, 1808, THOMAS MAITLAND appeared at he General Quarter Session Court to declare his intention to become a citizen of the United States of America- On the sixteenth day of February, 1812 THOMAS MAITLAND was

granted citizenship in the United states after being a resident upwards of seven years.

THOMAS MAITLAND became very successful as a merchant in partnership with his brother. He was responsible for purchasing goods for the firm in both New York and

Baltimore. On March 16th, 1811, Bishop Egan wrote Archbishop Carroll announcing "the arrival of Rev. James Harold, a respectable parish priest in the neighbourhood of Dublin and uncle of Rev. William V. Harold. He came last from Rio Janerio and has a letter for the Archbishop from the Pope's Nuncio there. These will be presented by Mr. THOMAS MAITLAND who leaves this morning for Baltimore."

At the annual meeting held April 16, 1811, the following trustees for Saint Mary's were elected:

Jos. Snyder Peter Scravandyke

Lewis Ryan ANTHONY GROVES

Philip Smith THOMAS MAITLAND

John Doyle Bishop Egan

Rev. William Harold Rev. James Harold

Philip Smith was chosen treasure and THOMAS MAITLAND, secretary. THOMAS MAITLAND served as sec'y during 1811 where he records the meetings of the trustees. Most of the business recorded dealt with pew rentals and the hiring of a new sexton and clerk for Saint Mary's.

William V. Harold in New York on April 30th 1813 wrote to Luke Tiernan Esg. in Baltimore:

This friend a Mr. THOMS MAITLAND, then where I do not know a man of stricter

integrity, or acre religious and honorable disposition is one of the best Irishman, and

one of the best Catholics I have know in America.

The year 1812 brought war with Great Britain. John Maitland was commissioned a Major under- the command of Colonel John Thompson's Regiment Pennsylvania Militia. His term of service was for six months for which he served from September 11, 1814 thru January 5, 1815. He was stationed at Marcus Hook and was present for the Muster Roll on November 10, 1814.

P. McDonogh (John Maitland's brother—in—law) when writing to his parents included the following:

PS Tell the Major there are large barracks buildings here. They will be finished by the time the drafted militia are sent on: but he is not to accept to be quarter in a mansion house or a masonic hall; the) are frame buildings, and well sheltered from the northwesters by a range of hills to the rear.

The only incident of his solder life is the story he related with great glee as a good joke, but which probably was not appreciated by the citizens of Philadelphia at the time. The camp being short of provisions, Maitland was ordered to proceed to the city and seize all the bread he could find which he xproceeded to do on a Sunday Morning,

visiting every bakery in the city and carrying off every loaf prepared for the citizens breakfast and leaving these without a loaf.

Major Maitland's pay record for his services

on account months days pay per month total

Pay for myself	3	24	$50		$190.
private servant	3	24		8	30.40
(not soldier)
Forage 1 horse Clothing for 1	1	24		8	14.40
private servant	3	24		3.20	11.47
subsistence		# days	times	rations
for myself		115	4	.20	92.00
1 servant		9	1	.20	1.80
				TOTAL	$340.07

THOMAS MAITLAND married ANN PALMER.

John became an active and influential politician and was elected for many years as a member of City Council.

The devotion of these two brothers to each other was remarkable, and most beautiful to see. No matter how urgent business requirements might be they always found time, some part of the day, to see each other, and their evenings as a general thing, were spent together at the house of the one, or the other, and in the society of some of their friends. It is said that so complete was their harmony and brotherly love that one of the brothers never went out to purchase an article of furniture or ornament that he did not send a duplicate to his brother.

On February 17, 1816 John Bartlett and THOMAS MAITLAND became co—partners of John Bartlett Company, 17 South Water Street, Philadelphia each to share one half part of the profits of Co-partnership.

THOMAS Maitland and Ann were the parents of four children:


John H	b.	1817
Thomas E.	b.	1818
William V.	b.	1821
ANN	b.	June 27 1824

The period of 1821 thru 1826 known as the Catholic Problem (later the Hogan schism) must have been very trying on our sincere Catholic gentleman THOMAS MAITLAND.

1821. A group of trustees supporting Rev. William Hogan sent an address to the “brethren of the Roman Catholic faith throughout the United States of America" on the subject of “Sunday reforms of abuses, and administration of our Church discipline*. This document contained the proposition to form an Independent Catholic Church which they would attempt to secure approval from the Holy Father. It was signed by:

John Leamy chairman John Ashley Joseph Dugan

Michael Doran Thomas Newman John Scavage

Edward Barry ANTHONY GROVES Timothy Desmond

Richard W, Meade Lewis Clapeer John Sullivan

Charles Taw

Those loyal to the bishop during these times included:

John Caroll Hugh Cavanaugh James Brady

CORNELIUS TIERS THOMAS MAITLAND John Maitland

In Easter week 1823 the Hoganites elected as Trustees inside St. Mary's:

John Ashley Edward B. Barry John Leamy

John T. Sullivan Archibald Rondal R.W. Meade

ANTHONY GROVES Bernard Gallagher

Tension was running very high as the Bishopites elected the following trustees on a tombstone in the graveyard: for the clergy*

Rev. W.V. Harold Rev. James Conwell Bishop Conwell and for the lay members:

Joseph Snyder CORNELIUS TIERS Dennis McCready

John Conwell Jr. William Myers James Enew . Sr.

Jerome Keating Nicholas Stafford

The Hoganites increased Hogan Salary from $300 to $1,000 and allowed him $300 house rent. Hogan was a good preacher but his Catholic faith was not strong. In March

1824 he wrote to the trustees that he resigned. It is later reported he married. This left the trustees heavily in debt as they returned to the Bishop.

On October 11, 1826 the Bishop published a general amnesty in the Democratic Press— Philadelphia. On that day a Society to defend the Catholic faith was formed called The Vindicators of the Catholic Religion from Calumny and Abuse* the members included:

Rt. Rev. Henery Conwell Bishop of Philadelphia
Edward Barry CORNELIUS TIERS

Two weeks later on October 26, 1826 THOMAS MAITLAND died. In keeping with the loyalty of these two brother John Maitland provided very well for his sister—in—law ANN MAITLAND and Uncle John became like a father to his niece ANN. This is confirmed in his will probated in 1865.

Be it remembered that I John Maitland of the City Of Philadelphia being of sound and disposing mind and memory do take ay last will and testament as follows:

First. I give and devise ay house, lot of ground and appurtenances situated on Pine Street Ninety feet westward from Delamare Fifth Street in the City of Philadelphia unto ay respected Sister in law ANN MAITLAND Widow of my deceased Brother THOMAS for the tern of her natural life only and at her decease then unto my niece ANN d'INVILLIERS in fee simple....

The Maitland brothers loved one another, may they be an example to future generations.

Maitland Family

Donated By Charlotte Smith

6.371802 352-595 Mait Waddy

A Memorial of an Indent deed of Settlement bearing date the 11th day of March 1802 made Between
Robert Waddel of Islanderry in the County of Down Esqr of the first part
Jane Maitland of Springfield in said County Spinster of the second part
Saml Black of Henry in the said County of Down Esqr Doctor of Medicine and Robert Waddell of Refuge in and County Gent of the third part and
Cosslett Waddell the younger of Newforge aforesaid Gent of the forth part
reciting a mare . Shortly intended to be had between the said Robert Waddell of Islanderry and the said Jane Maitland
and further reciting that by Indenture dated the third of March 1801
The Right Hoble Teodora County of Clanwilliam did demise release and Confirm unto said Jane Maitland and her assigns as therein ment , all that and those that part and parcell of the Town Land of Carigs By of Upper Teagh and County of Down Conty by Estim 163 acres 3 roods and 20 perches more or less plant measure To Hold for the life of said Jane Maitland at the yearly rent of Lee , and 12 in the James Recrees and two at Capons or one shill as therein ment , and reciting that said Jane Maitland was then only seized possed of Free undwided 4th part thereof the other 4th being Convey to her Sister Isabella Maitland and 2d Deed Witnessed that in Conside of said Intended Marr and for settling sept of Carigs as therein ment , and for making provision for said Jane Maitland in case the sha Survive her said Jane Maitland and other Consons therein ment the said Robt Waddell of Island Derry did Grant assign release and Confirm unto saw Saml Black and Robt Waddell of Prewforge in their poss then being by Virtue of a Certain Deed of Lease therein ment and to their heirs and assigns and the Survr of them his heirs and assigns All that and those the Town and Lands of Banderry Ballykeel Gregerlough and range alimate in the Barony of Lower Treagh and County of Down To Hold to said sum , Black and Robert Waddell of Newforge their heirs and assigns and the Survey of his heirs and assigns upon such trusts to such uses and for such intents and purposes as therein ment any the sum and parcury to the Jubent that in case said Jane Sho . Survice her husband have and receive and any rent or sum of ten yea and of land , pay with the usal remedy of Horness and said Deed fur Witnessed that for the consider therein before ment said Jane Maitland assigned & released to said Saml Black and Robt Waddell their heirs fees all that I divided fourth parts of said Lands of Corregs with the app In trust for he said Jane and her assigns with the Controul of her Intend Hussand the said David this memr as Witnessed by the Revd Wm Campbell Rick of Newry & By Thomas Warring of Newry Esqr Robert Waddle a Jane Maitland Seal ) Signed sealed presence of Wm Campbell T. Waring the above named Wm Campbell maketh Oath that he saw the Deed of what the above is a man & said mem duly Executed by the parties thereto and Dept saith he is a subscribing witness to said Deed and men and that the name Wm Campell so subs as a Witness thereto is Depts proper name and hand Wm Campbell his me at Newry in the County of Down this 17th day of Apr 1802 a Master to of this High Court of Chancery in Ireland fortaking afft in said Coy & know Dept 1154 Sundy To owless Regd 28th June 1880 at or abt part

To the Regr appoint by act of parliament for Regg Deeds leases and of the A. Min of an Indented deed of Assignment bearing date the 1st day of March in the ye 1802 made Between George Sandy of the City of Dublin Esqr of the 1st Thomas Douglass of Grace Hall in the Cay of Down of the second part Robert Wallace of Refuge in said County of Down Gent of the third part Burton Tandy of the Town of Drogheda Esqr of the fourth part recity as therein is recited and party that by nature of lease and the 27th day of August 1776 the R. Larson Thomas 2d p of Tramore did and set unto the said George Lundy his Exors Admors and assd all that and those lands and premes therein herein she puring the situate in the Diocese of Dromore and of Down for 21 years from 2 from then last at the party rent of my she with Recies and reciting that said Mannes , Douglass had agreed with said Geo Sandy for a part of said premes and that said Robert Waddell had agreed for a Certain purchase of other parts thereof and further reciting that saw premes are suppot to two several Gage Debts secured in the whole of the whole of the saw premes and that in order to indemnify saw Thomas Douglas and Court Waddin from the pay of said two sevl McGage Rol of 1666. 13 , 47 and of 1000 ( both therein particularly ment ) it had been agreed to assign the whole of said premes to said Burton Sandy upon the trusts therein ment that is to say In trust to assign and make over to said Thomas Douglass his Ears Admors and assigns the said party so agreed to purchased by him and upon trust to assign to saw Robert Waddell his Exors admors and assigns the said party agrees to be purchased by him as to the run in trust to pay servant said here McGageols and by a said Deed in case of the sum of 1927 , Sterty to said Geo . Tandy in hand paid by said this Douglass and of the sum of $ 1833 , her to him paid by said Robert Waddell the rest of his thereby ackno , and in Conside of Lot to him pace my said Burton Tandy for the said George Tandy did Grant Bargain sell assign and make over unto said Burton Truly this Exors Admors and assigns all those lands and firemes therein before , to have been demises to said George Sanding the Bishop of Dromore by the said Recited Lease that is to say all that and those parts and parcells in the parish of Magheralin ( towit ) one quarter and half yd of the same land of Bally , Ronanant 117 acres one Rood and one perch Grish plant measure as the same is mares and Bounded on the South by the River Sagan on the west with the Laws torney cler John --- John Cappage and on the East with Aghgill Faucher one quarter of the Towns and of the Town land of and and other half town Land Called Bully McBride Cont 184 Acres 2 Roods and ten perches and Ann No . West with Tullyenghan on the South with Bally Man toge with and Tenement Orchard Garden and House on the Town of Magheralin formerly in poss of Ann Kelly and after of Nath West bounded on the East with a land lead to the Moss on the South with Common Stouthelbert and North with the said L Demesne and all that part and parcell of the Town land of Ballymater otherwise called Bally Cutire or Ballymentie Couty 41 , 2 , 39 Bounded on the the West with Mr Wardens Land on the South with the ill her Magill Estate and on the West with Mr Brown laws Excepting and always reserving out of this Demise the said Rutops Denis Land in the said parish of Magheralin part thereof with in the fall marked and the other part called the Lands of Killogland and as the same is meared and Bounded in the present posses of the said Lord of Promer or his Tements and also accept and alivery Reseng out of this Demise Liberty of Agness egress and egress to and for the sevl occups and huts of the three half town Lands off Lisman Tullynacross and Druman for them and their servants to out dry and Carry away as such haste and firm as the said tenants shall from time to him have acct for which Moss is usualy set out in the Moss or Bog aforing the Land of the late Robert Magill Esqr as also sevl part , and parcell of Wornant Bog in the fore parish of Magherain being Land where her Bogg formerly had pers Conty in the whole 76 & Montes presentation Measure of which several part and parcell a partier descript or Green on the Back of said prenture and be held and esteemed an essential part thereof as if the same could have been the Guard at large To Hold all and sung the premes upon the trusts therein after ment , that is to say in Trust that the sd Burton Tandy his Exors admors and assigns the forthwith as to said Thos Douglass the seal parts to be purchased by him that is to say all that and those that part and parcell of the Town and of Bullymt Bride now in the poss of the said Tho : Douglass Conty 20 & 2 pr Ficha the Boy Just plantchusure and also all that part and parcel of the said James Care Ballyme Bridden form in the poss of James McDowell Couty Acres 3 roods and 20 perches of like measure including the Bog and also all that part and parcell of the said Lands of Ballyn Bridden in the
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64 Brooker contining 30 Acres and 10 perches like measure and also all that part and parcell of the Townland of Ballymagin now in the poss of Path Lavery Cauly 18 Acres 2 Roods and 20 perches of the measure include the Bog , and also one Orchard Garden torment and House in the Town of Magheratin formerly in poss of Alner Kelly and after of Nathan West Boundashessment all which several parcells are set forth in a map to said Deed annexed To Hold to said The Douglas his Exors names & ass from 25th Decr last for 21 years at the rent of $ 12 Keefe and upon further trust to assign to said Robert Waddell his Exors admrs and ass the serral parts so to be purchased by him that is to say all that and those part and parcell of the Town and Lands of Bally Keenan formerly occupied by hand and her Courtney and then held by the sd Geo . Dury by said recited lease from L B Conty by Estant 50 acres 2 Roods & be perches pleasure in the same more or less as & forth in a map thereof to said annexed To Hold to said Robert Waddle his Ears times and Asss for the rest of said Lease subject to the yearly unt of 7 She and Rever and the covenants in said Lease as to the rent of said premis In trust thereout to pay 2 Gage debts and Indemnify the parts so purchaser by said Douglass and of Widdell from pay thereof which said one as to the Exon thereof by said George Taney and Burton Tandy is witnessed by Perk Carter the rent of said Geo . Sandy and by Robert Holmes of Dublin atty at Law allows to the Execution thereof by said Thos Douglass and Robert Waddell the same as Witnessed by Robert Hennes and John Crane of Islanderry in the Coy of Down Stuard to Robert Waddell Esqr & this is witnessed by said Patis Curtis and Robert Holmes Geo . Sandy Seal Signed and sealed of the above named Geo Fundy in presence of us being first read to him by Pat . Curtis one of the Witnesses hereto at Curtis Robert Holmes , -- The horse named Robert Hornes et oath and saith that he saw the Deed whereof the above is a mem duly signed sealed and Decd by all the parties thereto and also saw the above named Geo . Tandy duly sign and seal the above man , and saith he is a suby witness to the said Deed and ten and that the name Robert Holmes to subsc as a Witness thereto resply is this Depts proper name and hang and saith he Delivered said Deed and the above and to John Griffin Dep Regr the 28th day of June 1802 at or about the hour of hast the Clock in the afternoon Robert Holmes Sworn before me this 28th day of June 1802 Judgriffin D Regr 361156 Heron's To Abernathy Reg 28 day of sonath June 361157 - Moore To Joy - Regd 28th June 1832 at one of clock 36 150 Harnett To Fleming Reg . 28th June 1803 at Clock

[iii] The port of Newry moved to Warrenpoint, further down the loch.