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De BURGH FAMILY The de Burgh family association with Western Australian began with the arrival in 1841 of the brothers Henry and Robert on the “James Matthews”. Their history is recorded in ‘The Breakaways’ written by Robert’s great‐grandson William John de Burgh and his wife Margaret. This collection consists chiefly of personal letters written to Robert’s grandson, Robert Sidney Maxwell de Burgh by his own family, by members of the Lefroy family and of inward and outward business correspondence. Robert, always known as Sidney, was the eldest of the seven children of Henry Augustus de Burgh who had married Annette Elizabeth Lefroy in 1878. After being tutored with his Brockman cousins at Cheriton he was formally educated in England, firstly at Dulwich College and subsequently at King’s School, Ely. He took over the management of Cowalla on the Moore River in 1904, married Rachel Lukin in 1909 and farmed at Cowalla for the remainder of his life, whilst also being active in local government. Frequent mention is made in the letters of the proposed sale of Cowalla but it remained in the family’s hands until 1982. In 2002 the family bought back 250 acres that included the original homestead and cottage. Two brief genealogies have been added to the collection to assist in identification of the de Burgh and Lefroy family members among the letter writers. Private Archives Manuscript Note (MN 647; ACC 1946A) SUMMARY OF CLASSES APPLICATIONS NOTEBOOKS APPOINTMENTS NOTES AGREEMENTS PERMITS CARDS PHOTOGRAPHS CERTIFICATES POEMS CORRESPONDENCE POSTAL HISTORY DIARIES POSTCARDS FILES PROGRAMMES FINANCE QUOTATIONS GENEALOGIES REPORTS INSURANCE RECORDS SCHEDULES INVOICES STATISTICS LEGAL DOCUMENTS SUBMISSIONS LETTERBOOKS TELEGRAMS LICENCES VALUATION LISTS MN 647 1 of 21 Copyright SLWA ©2010 Acc. No. DESCRIPTION APPLICATIONS 1946A/1 24 September 1908. Swan Location 2446. Plan on reverse. 26 September 1922. Registration of a Stallion.Printed APPOINTMENTS 1946A/2 9 February 1921. Presiding Officer ‐ Election. Hints to Presiding Officers. (2) 6 August 1926. Presiding Officer ‐ Referendums. Printed AGREEMENTS 1946A/3 4 May 1915. P. J. Fraser, Beermullah and Gingin Road Board. Original 1919. Hubert Leslie Troy and Lionel Thomas Troy ‐ Swan locations. Envelope with note. 4 pages and note.Typescript CARDS 1946A/4 Acknowledgment of sympathy in bereavement. Morrison family, Water Hall, Guildford. CERTIFICATES 1946A/5 1917. Appointment as Honorary Inspector ‐ Noxious Weeds Act. Release from duty ‐ Munitions of War Acts. (2) CORRESPONDENCE Adamson, Mary nee Lukin. (1875‐1944) 1946A/6 28 April 1917, Haisthorpe, Beverley. Death of her daughter Jean. 2 January 1929, Haisthorpe, Beverley. Adamson, Robert Henry (1898‐1957) 14 September 1920, East Guildford. 22 December 1930, Yakabindie Station, via Lawlers. Federal politics and secession. Adamson, Jean (1899‐1917) 27 June 1912, Haisthorpe. Very pleased with her new pony. Adamson, Sara 20 December 1915, Haisthorpe, Beverley. Card enclosed. 2 May 1917, Haisthorpe, Beverley. 14 April 1919, New South Wales. n.d. Haisthorpe, Beverley. Engagement to Charlie Fisher. Allport C. H. 23 April 1907, “Maybenup”, Kojonup. Comments on condition of land and vegetation. Andrews n.d. Moore River. Note only Barker, Dr. G. W. 27 May 1935, West Perth. Medical advice. Barnes & Co. H. 6 February 1928, Fremantle. Wool carting. 1946A/7 Brockman, Anna nee de Burgh 11 March 1922, South Perth. Details of arrival of Robert and Henry de Burgh in Western Australia in 1841, their father, the Dean and his will. MN 647 2 of 21 Copyright SLWA ©2010 Brockman, Hubert September ‐ November 1909, Strathalbyn/Cowalla. Farm business. (7 letters) 17 August 1919. Luluigui Station, Derby. Station news, Julius (Brockman) has gone on the land again!!! Brockman J. H. April‐June 1903, Belele. Station life. (3 letters) 29 June 1918, Birdwood, South Australia. Wishes to sell Corrabidgee. Brockman, Kathleen n.d. Mandurah. Writes of Dr. Hackett and Deb. nee Drake‐Brockman. 17 March 1903, Woodbridge, Guildford. 9 December 1907, Perth 9 May 1908, Perth. Fossilised bones discovery. 1946A/8 Charles Moore & Co. 9 November 1909, Perth. Children’s Home, Parkerville Winter, 1920. Donation request. Crawford, Sheila nee Milne n.d. Welwyn Garden City, UK. News of her marriage. 1946A/9 Davies, Ethel 19 October 1915, Mayfair, London. Sightseeing in and around London. Darbyshire, B. H. 30 October 1928, Perth. Visit to Cowalla. 1946A/10 de Burgh, Annette Elizabeth. (1896‐1976.) Letters to Sidney de Burgh telling of family news and the domestic situation of their father and his second wife, May. n.d. Woodbridge/Albany. (8 letters) August/September 1913, Woodbridge. (2 letters) n.d. Woodbridge. Ernest de Burgh has enlisted. Early war years. Tavistock House, New Barnet. Family members enlisting. (4 letters) 1917, Woodbridge. Alice Milne and Geoffrey Drake‐Brockman marry. (3 letters) 1920, Sydney/Melbourne. (3 letters) 1 March 1921, Cowalla. November 1927, Bexhill. Touring in Europe. 28 June 1931, Scotland. November/December 1931, London. (2) 26 September 1932. Concern for May de Burgh and her children. 30 October 1935, UK. News of Monk and Milne families. (Fanny and Una, nee de Burgh) 1946A/11 de Burgh, Coralie Coralie’s letters were written to Sidney de Burgh telling of English and Irish family news and of her time spent in India caring for her widowed brother Eric’s two young daughters. 3 March 1901, Oldtown, Naas. 1917‐1923, Oldtown, Naas. (4 letters) 12 January 1926, Alassio, Italy. 1927‐1933, Oldtown, Naas. (5 letters) 1935/1936, Simla/Rawalpindi, Punjab. (2 letters) 1939, Returning to India per P & O Strathnaver. MN 647 3 of 21 Copyright SLWA ©2010 1939. New Delhi, Christmas card with photograph. 1940/1941 Simla/New Delhi. Letter and postcard. 30 September 1945, Ard Caein, Co. Kildare. For further letters from Coralie de Burgh refer to MN 2623 Acc 7179A/20. 1946A/12 de Burgh, Edward J 16 September 1935, N. Devon. Coralie’s (de Burgh) tragic love affair. de Burgh, Eric. (1881‐1973) 1 June 1902, Bloomfontein, Orange River Colony. On active service ‐ Boer War. 10 November 1908, Oldtown, Naas. 21 October 1934, Punjab. Death of his wife and third child. 23 December 1944, Ard Caein, Co. Kildare. Family members news and war activities. 1946A/13 de Burgh, Ernest C. (1892‐1977) Ernest was writing to his brother Sidney, except where indicated 20 March 1903, Woodbridge. 1908/1909, Woodbridge. School years. (2 letters) 1913, Perth. Farm business. (4 letters) c. 1914, Perth/Melbourne. Military service. (2 letters) 21 April 1914, Sydney. Farming or Journalism? 15 December 1916, Cowalla. Farm business, Sidney is on an extended holiday in the UK. 1917, South Perth/Signallers Corp. Farm business & military service. (2 letters) August/September 1917, Ascot Vale. On active service. (3 letters, including 1 to his sister Bess) November 1917, Military camp, Seymour. (2 letters) 1917, On active service. At sea. 27 January 1918, Salisbury Plain. Incomplete to Rachel, his sister‐in law. Pages 1 & 2, and 4 & 5. 30 January 1918, Salisbury Plain. On active service. April 1918. Bedford/Shefford, UK. Family war experiences. Expecting to embark for France. (2 letters) 30 June 1918, France. On Active Service. To Uncle Charlie. (LeFroy). Living in a good Dugout. August 1918, Red Cross Hospital, Christchurch. Mustard gas injuries. (2 letters) October 1918, Wiltshire, UK. Convalescing. (2 letters) 11 December 1918. Plans on discharge from army. Envelope‐Active Service. 1946A/14 January/April 1919, France/Belgium. Plans for return to Cowalla. (2 letters) 1 October 1920, Gingin. Lettercard. 26 December 1921, Perth. n.d. West Australian Office. Farm business. 7 April 1921, Gingin. To W. R. McCormick. Possible sale of part or whole of Cowalla. October/November 1921, Perth/Cowalla. Death of Henry Augustus de Burgh. Farm and family business. (4 letters) January‐June 1922, Cowalla/Perth. Estate of Henry Augustus de Burgh. Farm and family business. (10 letters) July‐September 1922, Perth. Family affairs and farm business. (9 letters MN 647 4 of 21 Copyright SLWA ©2010 including copy of letter to May de Burgh, widow of Henry Augustus) 8 January 1923. Negotiations with Walder. September/October 1924, Perth. Lease of Kakarin Lakes. (2 letters) 28 December 1927, Perth. Engagement to Cecil (sic) Hungerford. January/February 1928. Perth. Ministerial trip ‐ ‘talk up the property from all points of view’. (2 letters) August/September 1930, Subiaco. Farm and financial problems. (2 letters) 27 December 1931, Subiaco. 1932‐1933 Subiaco. Opposition to Secession proposal. (2 letters) 1 May 1939, Subiaco. Una’s cottage‐possible sale. 25 July 1941, Perth. Journalist’s group to Indonesia as guests of the Netherlands Govt. 1946A/15 de Burgh, Fanny. (1885‐1939) Fanny was writing to her brother Sidney He was on his way to the Kimberleys in March 1903. n.d. 2 pages of incomplete letter. March ‐ June 1903, Woodbridge/Bergala. Family activities, Smith’s Mill murders. House building at Bergala. (9 letters) 21 January 1909, S. S. Sauric. Sightseeing in Durban. 7 & 19 February 1909, S. S. Sauric/UK. Morning in Cape Town, shipboard life and flirtations, Una’s forthcoming marriage to Ernest Milne. (1) 25 February 1909, The Vicarage, Stapleford. Meets the Milne family, (Alice Milne became the first wife of Geoffrey Drake‐Brockman in 1917, their marriage ended with her death in 1918) Sightseeing in Cambridge. March 1909, Roehampton. Planning for Una’s wedding, sightseeing in London. (4 letters) 1946A/16 April 1909, London/New Barnet. Una’s wedding to Ernest Milne and order of service, sightseeing in London with grandmother. (5 letters) May 1909, Oxford/Oldtown, meets George Monk (they marry in 1915), ‘Oldtown filled me with envy‐those beautiful woods & the comfort & joy of such a life’. (5 letters) June 1909, New Barnet/Hampton/Southampton. Test match v Australia at Lords, theatres. (4 letters) July 1909, New Barnet. Theatre ‐ Macbeth, cricket at Lords, Henley Regatta. (2 letters) 12 September 1909, Woodbridge.
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    The Sub-Infeudation Of Connaught 1237 And Afterwards Ireland Under The Normans 1169-1216 By Goddard Henry Orpen LATE SCHOLAR OF TRINITY COLLEGE,DUBLIN EDITOR OF 'THE SONG OF DERMOT AND THE EARL ' MEMBER OF THE ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY 1911 Richard de Burgh had now a free hand in Connaught, and though sundry attempts at occupation had been made at various times since the beginning of the century, the effective settlement of Anglo- Normans in the province may be said to have commenced in 1237. In that year, says the Irish annalist, ‘ the barons of Erin came and commenced to build castles in it’. In the following year ‘ castles were erected in Muinter Murchada (the northern half of the barony of Clare, County Galway), Conmaicne Cuile (the barony of Kilmaine, south of the river Robe, County Mayo), and in Cera (the barony of Carra, County Mayo) by the aforesaid barons’. [1] Save for personal quarrels among the O’Conors themselves the peace was unbroken. Unfortunately there is no contemporary summary of Richard de Burgh’s enfeoffments, such as the Song of Dermot gives of those of Strongbow and the elder Hugh de Lacy, and though there trans- cripts in the ‘ Red Book of the Earl of Kildare’ and in the ‘ Gormanston Register’ of several charters of this period, we are largely dependent on indications in the annals, and on inferences from later documents and records for our knowledge of the Anglo-Norman settlement in Connaught. Indeed the first comprehensive account is to be gleaned from the Inquisitions taken in 1333 [2] after the murder of William de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, fifteen years after the great disruption caused by the Scottish invasion under Edward Bruce, and at a time when the royal power in Ireland had begun to wax faint.