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Devereux Spratt James Spratt Note: ** Townland of Dunmahon, Barony of Attained land listed in 1657 as Lisnagoureen 240 acres; Dromore Castle 57 acres; 1667 Dunmahon 240 acres. Total 10/2010.1 Fermoy; Parish of Dunmahon; Poor Law Captain William Harmer land listed as 2,509 acres in 1667. **Of Dowmahon [Dunmahon] 1665; Of Carrigdownham [Carrigdownane] 1668 C Num Union Fermoy. Townland of Carrigdownane, b. Abt 1630-1640 27 Nov 1650 "orders and warrants of council of state to treasurers at war: to pay Captain William Harmer to recruit 140 men for Ireland for Colonel Robert Saunders' regiment..." ref SP 46/102/73 18 Nov 2010 Barony of Fermoy, Parish of Carrigdownane, d After 1713 Poor Law Union of Mitchelstown. 1675 William Harmer jun., High Sheriff, Co Cork - 3 Dec 1674 *Co-heirs to Captain William Harmer William* Possible daughter John Harmer Elizabeth* Ann Predeceased his brother William d Abt 1697 m. b. Abt 1651 of Capt. Harmer Heir to William (Brother?) Died with issue? Note: A Harman family at Rough Hill, townland of Cloghlucas, Barony of John Bond Will proved 26 May 1697 will proved 26 May 1697 Fermoy, Parish of Mallow. Rough Hill was leased to Thomas Harman of of Ballynahilsk, Co Cork Marriage licence - 24 Jun 1694 Curraheen near Kanturk in 1760. Joshua Harman of Rough Hill - will 1793 m. Mary Whitlock Father - Sir William Whitlock Harmer Bond John? Bond Martha Bond d. Before 1746 m. 1698 of Carigdownam, Cork Ireland. Gent. Corpus Colyne, Cork (Mariage Licence Bonds) Christi Coll. Matric. 6 Nov 1668 aged 17 John Bond 1682 Bar.-at-law, Inner Temple John Bond George Bond d 1746 Woodfort, Cork Devereux Spratt m. Sarah b. 30 May 1670 'Torbay' nr Mitchelstown, Cork, IRL Son of Devereux Spratt (1620-1685) and Palgrave Cubitt To Link Helen Bond daughter of Harmer Bond of Ballynallick near Rockmills***, Cork James Spratt William Spratt Harmer Spratt Devereux Spratt b 1770 Ballynahallick, Cork d. 1766 Physican b. Abt 1712 m. 1742-1745 of Lisnagourneen near Kildorrery The estates of Ballinaburna and Ballinrush, in the m late 1780s county of Wexford, and Torbehy, or Torbay, and m. Mitchelstown, Cork, Catherine Nash Lieut Col Brabazon-Dean Vernon d. Abt 1751 of Farrihy Ballybeg, near Michelstown, were possessed by b 27 Nov 1768 Clontarf Castle, Dublin Christiana Harmer (MNU) royal patent by Devereux Spratt in 1641, and were d Sep 1814 d. 1790 Youghal, Cork, IRL alienanted or lost by his descendants. The lands in James Spratt Harmer Spratt Margaret Spratt Torbehy and Ballybeg belonged in 1641 to Edmund Un-married b. Abt 1749 Castlerode, Cork IRL Un-married Condon, gentleman who was outlawed in that year No c. 18 Jan 1749 Castlerode, Cork IRL John Bond of Balinalisk, Cork - 5 issue living at d. Abt 1830 Castletownroche, Cork in 1821 legitimate m. 19 Nov 1778 1. Martha Ann Bond issue Cloyne Diocese, Cork, IRL 2. Graham Bond To Link 3. James Bond Martha/Mary Foot of Springfort, Buttevant 4. Sarah Low d. Abt 1802 Harmer Delahoide 5 Susannah Knight m. 1767 Diocese of Cork & Ross His sister Ann Bond of Cork also livinging at Harmer Thomas Edward Spratt Daughter Daughter Elizabeth Bury Castletownroche, Cork in 1821 married to a Mr Spratt m. 12 Jan 1815 Un-married Un-married O'Connell - Issue living in 1821 Un-married Kilshannig by Mallow, Cork, IRL 1. Harmer O'Connell Barbara Foott 2. Abraham O'Connell d. 2 May 1857 3. Catherine Holmes 4. Ann Atkins Harmer Devereux Spratt Richard Spratt Margaret Martha Spratt Notes: m. 13 Jun 1848 m 13 Jul 1854. b. Abt 1822 Mallow, Cork A Harmer O'Connell son of Harmer O'Connell Dublin, St Anne, IRL Eliza Louisa Foott c. 7 May 1822 Mallow, Cork & Ann Bond ch. 1797, Farrahy, Cork Eliza Louisa Warren NOTE: ***Rockmills is a village in the townland of Will - Richard Atkins, Pine Grove, Cork, 23 Aug 1811 Ballynahalisk, civil parish of St Nathlash, Poor Law union Harmer Devereux Spratt - To wife Anne Atkins otherwise O'Connell 10 pounds of Mitchelstown and Barony of Fermoy. for life. Land to Harmer O'Connell and Robert Atkins b. 23 Feb 1867 Doneraile, Cork, IRL Copyright © 2010 Harmer Family Association All Rights Reserved Worldwide.
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