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THE PARISH OF TANEY

D NDR M A HISTORY OF U U ,

EA D BL N R U IN,

D AND ITS NEIG HBOURHOO .

FRANCIS EL RING TON BAL L

EVERARD HAMIL TON , B . A . , UNIV . OF DU B . ,

' M em ber R oy a l S ocie ty of A ntzq ua ries of Ireland

D U B L I N

H D D RA F O S FI I CO . L T . G TON ST. G E G G S , , , ,

PUBL ISHERS TO THE U NIVERS ITY .

TO TH E

R EV M A FR ED M I L TO N D D . . W I L L IA L H A , . ,

S ome tim e Canon of Clz ris t Ch u rch C a thed ra l

THIS HISTORYOF HIS PARISH

IS IN S C R IB ED

E F A E P R C .

IN b efore ublic placing this little work the p , the authors desire to acknowledge the valuable assist ance they have received from the following amongst other friends .

D. D. The Rev . Canon Stokes , , the learned author

f Ireland and the Celtic Church Ireland and o , and

- h r h the A n l N rman C u c &c . &c . g o o , , , has very kindly revised the chapter upon the Antiquities of the

Parish , and supplied the materials for interesting note s . l R l B D. . e ne . The, Rev William y , , placed his ample knowledge of the clergy of the Diocese d f of Dublin at their isposal , besides urnishing many particulars for the biographical portions of the

work .

To John H . Samuels , Esq . , the Diocesan Registrar , they desire to return thanks for his unvarying PREFACE courtesy in affording access to such of the

Records as remain in his custody .

They are also indebted to J . J . Digges La

. . D . of Touche , Esq , LL , Deputy Keeper the Re fﬁ cords , and the other ofﬁcials in the Record O ce , as well as to the officials of th e Library and

’ ‘ Registrar s Oﬁice of Trinity College and of the

a . Nation l Library , Kildare Street

tem b r 1 95 . Sep e , 8 C ONTENTS .

I . INTRO DUCTION

II . ANTIQUITIES III . THE GRAVEYAR D

IV . CHR IST CHUR CH

V . ABCHDEACON OF DUBL IN AS

RECTOR FROM 185 1

PAB ISHIONEB S

CHOOLS PAR IS H OFFICERS LERE OU SE AND S , , G H THE CHAP EL OF EASE MISCELLANEOU S N OTES AP PENDICES

SU PP L EMENTAL NOTES

INDEX

ABBREVIA TION S .

Taney Church .

Taney Graveyard . ’ Burke s Landed Gentry . ’ Burke s Peerage . ’ E P a Burke s xtinct eer ge .

T b . rinity College , Du lin

Holy Orders .

aged . b orn

married .

unmarried .

died or dead .

s died or dead without i sue .

z b apti ed . a d ughter .

b uried .

called .

whom see or which see .

THE PARISH OF TANEY.

C H A P T E R I .

INT RODU C T ION .

HE Parish of Taney comprises a district extend ing from the top of the Three Rock Mountain to near the sea - shore at Merrion ; it is 55 miles long

2 a . W . N . . from to S , and 4; miles bro d from E to It

4 5GOA . 3R . contains seventeen townlands , covering ,

1 P . f A . OR . 14 p . o 6 Statute measure , which all but 7 f Ra hd n “ are in the Half Barony o t ow . This small

of of Roe portion , which forms part the townland i buck, lies in the Barony of Dubl n . The following are the townlandszz

B al ll 1 . a y

2 . B allinteer

3 . Churchtown , Lower

4 . n U Churchtow , pper

* ’ D Alton Hist r o Co Du blin 80 ta ( o y f . , p . 7) s tes the entire Barony of R ath down was originally in the County of Dub lin b u c w as a a a n t when Wi klow made into sep r te cou ty , the Barony was divided into two p arts th at p art of it lying to the south of Bray River b eing comprised in the County of and a Wicklow , the rem inder in the County of Dublin .

B F 2 THE PARISH O TANEY .

a 5 . Drumm rtin

6 . Dundrum rr nb ole 7 . Fa a y iarland 8 . Fr

9 . Kingstown A l 10 . Mount nvil e

1 M ountm errion Callar 1 . or y ntm errion 12 . Mou , South R a 13 . athmines , Gre t R L 14 . athmines , ittle b 15 . Roe uck

16 . Tiknock Trim leston Owenstown 17 . or

3 14

The parish is bounded on the east by the parishes f Kilm acud o Booterstown , Stillorgan , , Tullow , and Kilgobb in ;on the west by Rathfarnham and White ’ Church and on the north by St . Peter s and of Donnybrook . A small portion the parish touched

- the sea shore at Merrion , but was transferred to the

of 18 . parish Booterstown in May , 77 The following is a statement of the population and number of houses, taken from the Census returns

Population

f No. 0 Houses 766 7 INTRODUCTION . 3

m The parish is a Rectory , which from the ti e of Archbishop Luke of Dublin (1228 - 1255) was of n attached to the Archdeaconry Dubli , in support of that dignity , and the Archdeacon continued 18 51 on Rector down to the year , when , the death f of o Archdeacon Torrens , by an order the Lord * Lieutenant in Council , the parish was separated from the Archdeaconry . It is not thought necessary in the following pages to give the succession of the Archdeacons of b e fu Dublin , which will found , with ll biographical ’ ’ P at k H ist r o S t . ric s notes , in Mason s o y f , and in

’ ’ e ce e icce Cotton s Fastt Eccl si t m . So far as is of r possible , the succession their cu ates who have had charge of the parish is given ; but owing to the diocesan records not being at present accessible , it is very incomplete until the end of the eighteenth rds reco . century , when the parish Tbegin Before that time the parish only enj oyed the ministrations of curates who had other churches to serve in the ’ Archdeacon s corps . In the chapter upon the antiquities of the parish will be found an account of the ancient Deanery of Taney ; the modern rural deanery is of much 180 2 smaller extent . In the latter comprised the Kil ob b in l parishes of Taney , g , Rathfarnham , Sti l a C org n , rumlin , and Tallaght and its contents are still f the same , with the addition o the parishes of Kilternan Z Whitechurch , , ion Church Rathgar,

A A ppendix . TAppendix B . F 4 THE PARISH O TANEY .

i ch a el of and Milltown , and includ ng the p ease , ’

of . C Taney , and the chapels St Columba s ollege , of Ma eou h the g g Home , and of the Central Asylum ,

Dundrum . It will be noticed that the name of the parish is spelled in many different ways in the following a p ges ;the rule which has been observed is , when quoting from any document, to follow the peculiar l spe ling found in it . This observation also applies to the names of the other places mentioned . C H A P T E R I I .

A N TI QU ITIES .

of HE Parish Taney , as an ecclesiastical estab li hm ent of s , has survived the vicissitudes many centuries ; and there seems little room for doubt , although we cannot point to a noble ediﬁce erected

- of by the master builders the middle ages , that the worship of God has been conducted in this place since before the English conquest of Ireland 2 in 1 17 . But the parish seems not to have been the earliest ecclesiastical establishment to which the name of

Taney was attached . 11 2 When Cardinal Paparo visited Ireland in 5 ,

one f he found , it is said, that Taney was o the or ch ore ISCO ates rural sees , p p , which then existed , and which were taken as the extent of the j urisdic

Arch re sb ters - tion of the p y rural , who supplanted rural bishops , and who were the predecessors Of our * present Rural Deans . There is no doubt that the Rural Deanery of f Taney was o great extent in ancient times . 1 2 94 About , there was a new taxation of the of Po e Diocese Dublin for the p , and the total sum

’ Dan e H D ani R u s s m e ec cce ales . II . . 516 5 y o r , vol , pp , 17 . 6 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

lls. raised in the Diocese was £707 , a very large

amoun t in those days . In this taxation we ﬁnd the Deanery of Tanb y

&c . mentioned , and the following places , , included in it - Church of Coulok (Coolock) ; Chapel of ’ “ Isolde s Town (Chapelizod), where the Hospitallers ” are rectors ; the tithes of the monks of Clonschi lagh (Clonsilla) ; Church of L eucane (Lucan) f C of Monastery o St . hurch Bali therm ot B all farm ot “ ( y ), where the Hospitallers ” are rectors ; Church of Kylm ahud (Kilm acu d) ;

f h f a . Temporality o t e Prior o St . C therine ( St ’ of K lm atalwe Catherine s , near Leixlip) Church y y Kilm actal a of K nturk ( w y) ; Chapel y , Temporality ’ of All Saints there ; Temporality of the Monks at Kylm atalwey ; the Prioress of L e sm olyn at Clonschilagh (Clonsilla) ; Dunsenk (Dunsink) and B l e e rene Bel ree CO . St. g ( g , Meath the Prior of John of Dublin at Palmerstown ; the Prior of All ’ Saints at Ballycollay ; the monks at Kylm acodrek Kilm acudrick Ball ke h n on ( ) ; y g , nothi g, account of CouM ne Coolm ine the war the monks at y ( , ' in the Parish of Saggard) and Clonlyﬁ Cloghran h dr t Hiddart Aderk . y y (Cloghran , near ) , and The ” total sum for the Deanery of Tanhy came to £6 1 0 38 . 4 d.

It is to be observed that neither the Church of C f R hfarn Taney , nor its hapelries o Donnybrook , at Kil obbin m a ham , and g , are mentioned ; this y be accounted for by the fact that these formed part of of D n the corps the Archdeacon of ubli , and that he

8 TH SH OF E PARI TANEY .

’ Michael , and given by John , the king s son , to

’ Thomas s brother , Robert de St . Michael . By the middle of the thirteenth century it had become the property of a branch of the great Norman family of

Basset . A charter from David Basset to From und le of a of for Brun , the whole m nor Rabo , ever , is f 4 entered on the Pipe Roll o 6 Hen . III . It is

Ir sh ec rd om e s rt . . . printed in i R o C . R po , vol i p In the period immediately after the Norman k Settlement was constructed the barrier , nown “ ” as the Pale , separating the lands occupied by the settlers from those remaining in the hands

of I . of the rish This barrier consisted a ditch , or raised some ten twelve feet from the ground , with a hedge of thorn on the ou ter side . It was constructed , not so much to keep out the Irish , as to form an obstacle in their way in their raids on f for the cattle o the settlers , and thus give time a rescue .

The Pale began at Dalkey , and followed a south westerly direction towards Kilternan then turning Kil obb in northwards passed g , where a castle still of stands , and crossed the Parish Taney to the south of that part of the lands of Balally now l * cal ed Moreen , and thence in a westerly direction on of to Tallaght , and to Naas in the County L Kildaren In the wall bounding Moreen is still to

Now a L M ac Fa a the residence of M jor enox rl ne , and

‘ ‘ M Ka a . Vide M Ka formerly of the y f mily y , chapter vii . 1’ A portion of the Pale is still to b e seen in Kildare b etween l n w l Clane and C o go es Wood Co lege at S allins . E ANTIQUITI S . 9 be seen a small watch - tower and the remains of a

- F guard house adjoining it . rom this poin t a

- ﬁre beacon would raise the alarm as far as Tallaght, ‘ where an important castle stood . The earliest mention of the parish is to be found

11 9 a III . in 7 , when Pope Alex nder conﬁ rmed to

’ Archbishop Laurence O Toole “ the middle place f ' h o Tignai with its churc . The Papal Bull which deals with Taney , among the other places in the e diocese in that year , is pr served for us in the L iber Niger of Archbishop Alan ; and a note by

of L ib er the Archbishop himself , in the margin his ” Ni er a g , informs us th t Tanney is a church appertaining to the prebend of the Archdeacon of

of i . Dublin , the meaning wh ch will appear later John Alan occupied the Archiepiscopal throne of 1528 1 534 m Dublin from to he was an English an , like most of the prelates who preceded and suc ceeded him oﬁice in that , educated at Cambridge, f l’ o . C Treasurer St Pau s athedral , and succeeded to the See of Dublin through the in ﬂuence of Cardinal in Wolsey , to whom he was chaplain . Having r f i w as cu red the enmity o the Gerald ne family , he

u of m rdered by some their party at Artane , near h 1 L on 28t u 534 . Dublin , J ly , 1

This sketch of the Pale is b ased on a note supplied by

R G . T D. D. the ev. . Stokes , J ' C otton s Fasti Ecc lesice H ib ernicw 18 and ( , vol . p . in th e Di ionar o Na na lB h b e io a . i. . 3 5 i ct y f tio g r p y , vol , p 0 , w ll found a fuller account of his life b y that eminent historian

VIII a G airdner E of the reign of Henry , J mes , sq . , of the E R O nglish olls fﬁce . 10 H SH F T E PARI O TANEY .

To his industry and love of antiquities we are indebted for the preservation of the contents of hi many ancient documents w ch existed in his day ,

but which have long since disappeared . He found already compiled a register of ancient documents

l Crede M ihi ca led the , which was made about 12 5 of 7 , and this he embellished with notes his

own . The original of this register is in the of of custody the Archbishop Dublin , and is the oldest existing record of the state of the parishes in f A the Diocese o Dublin . Archbishop lan caused two other registers to be compiled ; one called his * Re ert rium Viride L iber Nioer. p o , and the other his The original of the Reperto ri um Viride is not now

a it— forthcoming , but sever l copies of the latest — being of the seventeenth century and the original of the L iber Niger are in the custody of the Arch

‘ b ish op. I In the latter are to be found many f marginal notes in the handwriting o Alan , such as that quoted above about this parish }: In addition to being the name of a rural deanery

’ a s Sometimes called A l n s R egi ter . t For a m inute description of the present condition of the

- C d M ih e i v . . e e i and L b N e ide P a . r the i r g r , ref ce (pp xvi xx )

H s o i and M u ni i al uments o I eland 11 2 - 1320 to i t r c c p Doc f r , 7 , b T G L 1 . b . 0 edited y J . il ert ondon , 87 .

Th e a . an I l te Dr Reeves , the Bishop of Down , Connor , d

L ib e N e b e Dromore , caused a copy of the r ig r to made in

MS . and a all , he then copied into it , in his own cle r writing , ’ d lan . b a T. C Vi A s notes This copy is in the Li r ry of . D . e

J u nal o R al S ie o A n i ua ies o I eland 1893 o r f oy oc ty f t q r f r , , 3 3 p . 0 . 11 ANTIQUITIE S .

of and a parish , Taney is also the title a prebendal ’ 122 r . 7 stall in St . Patrick s Cathed al In the value 2 1 d or £ 6 3 s . 4 . of this prebend was forty marks , , ” Tathtoin and the name is written , by which we

ul r wo d not recognise ou parish , were it not for

’ “ Al alias an s note , i At th s date it was , no doubt , a separate dignity , although the names of the prebendaries have not come down to us ; but Archbishop Luke ( 1228 1255) granted both the church and the prebend to of of his the Archdeacon Dublin , in support dignity , n reservi g thence to the Legate a latere , the d of hun redth part , which had been paid by way proxy from very remote times . The Church of Luske had previously been held by the Archdeacon ; but it was then taken away , “ and Taney , which was described as a mother ” vi it church , ha ng three chapels subservient to

Donab roke Kil ob an Kil obb in (Donnybrook), g ( g ), a f h — and R th arn am was given in exch ange . I Both the church and prebend remained in the possession of the Archdeacon from that time until 1851 the prebend remained in abeyance for some 1851 ’ years after ; but since St . Patrick s became C the National athedral , the stall has been revived , and is now assigned to the Diocese of Limerick . Except the occasional mention of the parish of r among the possessions the A chdeacon , and in

’ a H ist ’ s r o S t. P a ric k M son o y f t s, Appendix v . ' ’ ’ ’ a H is r o S t P atr k s 4 4 4 1M son s to y f . ic , pp . , 5 also Alan s R epertorium Viride 12 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

r ancient deeds of the period , we have ve y little information about it during the fourteenth or

ﬁfteenth century .

’ A considerable portion of the Archbishop s tem oralities f p consisted o the Manor of St . Sepulchre ,

’ which extended from near St . Patrick s Cathedral l into the Parish of Taney beyond Mil town . In a lease from the Archbishop to Thomas Locum , made

14 14 Int er Ni er in , which is preserved in the g , a descriptio n is given of the style of residence suited to the larger tenants of the manor . By this lease , a the ten nt was to build within four years , at his own expense , a stone house , walled and battle m ented 18 2 , feet in breadth by 6 feet in length , — and 4 0 feet in height a house of these dimensions would more resemble a tower than a mere dwelling — house the rent of the land in time of peace was * 3d . f to be per acre , and in time o war , nothing . The only traces which we ﬁnd in the records of ’ th e C f f III s hurch o the stirring events o Henry V . reign are those connected with the dissolution of ’

. Ca St Patrick s thedral . on 2 th By an inquisition held the 7 January , in

- III the thirty eighth year of Henry V . the extent and value of the archidiaconal possessions in Taney were reported to be as follows “ In the town - land of Tanee ( alias Church ! town ) there is of demesne , appertaining to said

’ M ano o S t S u l Vid The . e e Mr . James Mills p aper on r f p ch e u na th R a H st i al and A rc ha olo ical r , in Jo r l of e oy l i or c g

188 3 1 et se . A ss iat n o I eland . oc io f r , 9 , p , q

“ - V d st a a Rath down 1654 . 1 i e po , Survey of H lf B rony of , ANTIQUITIE S . 13

r one rectory o prebend , messuage and ix acres of one S or f arable land , tang a pole perch) o meadow , value , per annum , ixs . The tithes issue

- of Tanee Dondrom m D n from the town lands , y ( o f 1 Ed drom art o w . . y , in inquisition VI , quoted by or B alawl Mason [Drummartin Dundrum y , Reb ow e or Balayn (Ballinteer), (Rabo Roebuck) , ” the Ch antrell ferme and Challorigh e (Mount r xixl merrion or Calla y) value . per annum ; the a demesne lands , alt rages , and oblations of Tanee are assigned to the curate for his r 154 6 The cathed al was dissolved in , and the possessions of the Archdeacon were conﬁscated ; 1 4 but in 5 7 William Power , who had held the

Archdeaconry at the suppression , received a pension “ Tan from E dward VI . as Prebendary of nee and

n ne n R athfer a . I Duri g the time of the suppression the parishes of Taney and Rathfarnham were leased

. d to Sir John Allen , Knight 1 The Arch eaconry 1555 was restored in by Queen Mary, and , no doubt , of the Parish Taney amongst its possessions . The next notice which we ﬁnd of the parish is in 1 15 “ a 6 , when a Regal Visitation was c rried out

by Archbishop Thomas Jones , in obedience to the I command of James . § This visitation found Robert

Pont resident curate , and the church and chancel

v in good repair , and furnished with ser ice books .

It may be remarked, that the chancel was mentioned

’ ’ as His o S t . P a i k s 4 M on s tory f tr c , p . 6 .

’ ' Fas i Ecclesice H ibernicce t . 1 Cot on s t , vol ii . , p . 129 . ’ ’ Hist r o S t. P a i k s 4 as s . 5 IM on o y f tr c , p .

L . P b i R O f a i . tin MS in the u l c ecord f ice , Dubl n 4 THE SH OF 1 PARI TANEY .

separately , because , under the old ecclesiastical law , the rector was bound to keep that part of the fabric in repair . 1630 In Dr. Lancelot Bulkeley , who was Arch 161 1650 bishop from 9 to , prepared an account of the diocese , and presented it to the Privy Council

le l on the t June in that year. The fol owing is a translation of his report of Taney : The tithes f belong to the Archdeacon o Dublin . The church is ruinous : there are only two householders in n that parish that come to church. There is o e awh ell John C (Cahill), a priest , that commonly B all l u aw . says Mass at Dundr m and y Mr . Richard of Prescott, Master Arts and Preacher , serves the of cure . The Archdeaconry Dublin is worth per annum a hundred pounds There are still the ruins of a small church to be B alall seen in the townland, y and

The original L atin document is in the Lib rary of

is a a I ish E lesias icalR c and there a tr nsl tion in the r cc t e ord,

“ 14 5 et se . a 1869 , vol . v . , p . , q (Under the he d of Donna b it a at a a and rooke is st ted th the tithes of th t p rish , of a fa n a b Taney and R th r h m , elong to the Archdeacon of 1 d £ 00 a an a . Dub lin , b eing worth per nnum , th t Mr Prescott

h e discharges t cures , for which he receives

‘ — — 1 Derivation of B allawley B alam hlaibh or Bally Am h l i h O a Olav e = th e O a a b , or l f, or town of l ve , the famous a h ad a off Fish am ble T D anish s int , who church Street . his corrob orates the tradition th at there w as a colony of Danes ” a a at the foot of the Three Rock Mount in . It is lso to b e ’ ” a a a a a a noted th t there is pl ce c lled H rold s Gr nge , near

B allawle and a a a a y , th t the H rold f mily h ve held l and near

Kil obbin t . N t b R g from the welfth century ( o e supplied y ev .

. T . D. D. G Stokes , )

16 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

The townland of “ B ellawly is returned as the

* “ Ballawle property of James Walsh of y, Irish 220 Papist, containing acres , having on the pre mises one castle thatched , and the walls of a

’ chapel ; the tithes had belonged to St . Patrick s ,

Dublin , but then to the College of Dublin . The townlands of Dondrom and Ballintry are stated to be the property of Colonel Oliver L Fitz illiam of a w , 1 Merrion , Irish P pist , who

acted in the Irish Army as Maj or - General ; the area was 500 acres ; there was on the premises one S one castle lated , and a barn ; garden plot , and a th e small churchyard ; premises had been a manor ,

and had kept court - leet and court - baron the tithes f belonged to the College o Dublin . “ The townland of Rabuck is stated to b e the ” Trim bles wn property of Mathew , Lord Baron to pﬁ

B eauties o I e land . 216 a s a Brewer, in his f r , p , s y th t the a r family of W lsh were of the line of C a rickm aine , and th at

l b b in a was b b ut Ki go C stle erected y them , was forfeited in

a I. a L a the reign of Ch rles , when it p ssed to the oftus f mily .

' A a V t F z 1 fterw rds second iscoun it william . He was a

i a ofiic er and w as a L a - G a dist nguished milit ry , ieuten nt ener l was under the M arquis of Ormonde . He created E arl of 1 rconnel i ca 166 . m . t Ty , c r He , ﬁrst, Dorothy Brere on , of and L a E a Malp as , Cheshire , secondly , dy le nor Holles , eldest 2 E a a . a 1 4 v de . u 6 i B . E. P da . of John , ﬁrst rl of Cl re ( Cre tion , , l 1 d . s . . A 1 166 and wa b a 1866 , p . He p pri , 7, s r. at

’ Sket hes o B s b . a te t wn . Donny rook (Bl cker s c f oo r o , p a a a Trim leston t a I M tthi s , eighth B ron , ook his se t in P a 18 163 m a d N arliament , M rch , 9 . He . J ne , au . of icholas

N l and d . 166 a V Viscount ettervi le , in 7, le ving issue . ide

1 . P . 8 5 Trimleston , B . , 9 E ANTIQUITI S . 17

Irish Papist , who acted in the Irish Army as

Colonel of Horse . It contained 4 0 0 acres ; there on one were the premises castle , which had been one destroyed by the rebels , garden plot , and one

l of mi l the tithes belonged to the College Dublin . The townland of Owenstown is returned as the of of “ “ property Lord Fitzwilliam , Merrion , Irish 68 Papist ; it contained acres , and the tithes b e

longed to the College of Dublin . The townland of Kilm acud is stated to have been

of Kilm acud the property Maurice Archbold , of , “ ” deceased , a Papist , who left his interest to ’ Ar h old a Richard c b , r of M lpas , in England ; the

T a a and V o F z a A 5 hom s , ﬁrst B ron isc unt it willi m ( ug . ,

A . 23 1608 ff b knighted , ug , ; Sheri of Co . Du lin , 1609 .

a I . in E a He served faithfully under Ch rles ngl nd, with his ’ R a d . a i two sons , ich rd , who during his f ther s l fetime , and

O t . m . a a liver , who succeeded to the ti le He M rg ret , eldest

’

dau . O a L . a S ketc h s of liver, fourth B ron outh (Bl cker s e of

s wn . B ooter to , p a b i In the Records of the Corpor tion of Du l n , there is an n b 1 3 accou t of the riding of the ounds of the city in 60 , which mentions th at the procession “ turned northward to the

- a Merr on sowth west corner of the orch rd diche of y , through which corner the elder (fathers) of the citty said th at of ould d a e . An a w tym they did ryde now , th t for the s me as soe f n and a strongly e sed with trees thornes , which , in f vor of the gentleman of the House of Me rry on (Sir Thomas Fitz william) b eing the citty tennant they would loathly b re ak e ” ’ w a l ttell b es des . b R e ds do ne , they rode y y it (Gil ert s cor of u li D b n, p .

' 1 and was I He d . June 6 , 678 , in his will , which proved in 1 8 1 i a h is b m a a n 6 , he d rects th t ody y h ve decent a d

C E P 18 TH ARISH OF TANEY .

9 5 area was acres , and the tithes belonged to

Christ Church ( Cathedral) . f C The townland , described as a moiety o hurch e town , is stat d to be the property of Sir William

U Kut . ssher , , English Protestant ; it contained 0 C 6 acres , and the tithes belonged to the ollege of

Dublin .

of C alias “ Tanee The townland hurchtown , is

a b ur all Pa Ch ur ht wn Christi n y in the rrish Church of c o e .

his b and and as He mentions wife , mother , rothers , sisters, ‘

was n a a i . he expecti g child , m kes prov sion for it He ap as a A b N points his executors Gerr ld rch old , of ewtowne , in d a . a . an ye co Kild re, gent , Christopher C uldwell , of the citty b and a a of Du lin , le ves them twenty shillings peece to b uy them rings in rememb rance of me . Vide Tomb

nd a . 1 4 1 1. II . a I stones , notes , ch pter iii n 7 the will of ’ A b Kilm acud b ab R a son James rch old , of , pro ly ich rd s , who

- 1 8 wa . a d . Feb 1 3 3 s P b . 7, 7 9 , proved (Consistori l Wills , u lic

R Oﬁice b . ecord , Du lin ) b a Fu The Arch olds were people of import nce . In the neral ’ ries ﬁ a Ent , in Ulster s of ce , it is recorded th t Edmond

Kilm acud d . 12 161 and Archb old , of , who April , 7, who ” “ h ad i A a was b all to w fe nne W rrin , uried with the pomp

A i a I. 161 of th at time . n nquisition of J mes , in 9 , shows

’ a E son a and a son Pa th t dmond s , Willi m , M urice , of trick d 3 1 and A O . b . rch old ( ct , were in possession ; in ’ l wood s S urv e a a F eet y it is mentioned th t Willi m , sometime and of Cloghran , near Swords , Maurice , held the premises 4 1 in 16 .

. . 1561 w Memoirs of Sir Wm Ussher , sen ( who as

and M P . . and Clerk of the Council . for Co Wicklow , of his 1 1 a . 6 0 w gr ndson , Sir Wm Ussher , jun . ( who as M . P . ’ b l b e a s for Co . Du in , will fo und in B ll Wright s U sher Fami

s 118 - 14 5 lie , pp . . ANTIQUITIE S . 19

f of returned as the property o John Kemp , the city of Dublin, tailor , who held it under a lease from the “ 88 Bishop of Dublin ; it contained acres , and f the tithes belonged to the College o Dublin . The townland of Tipperstown is returned as the f * ” property o Dean Margetson , a Protestant , who

i e of held it in right of his Deanery , . . , Christ 6 Church Cathedral ; it contained 7 acres , and the tithes belonged to itself . It is to be remarked that Kilm acud and Tippers of town are not now in the Parish Taney , but are in the Parish of Stillorgan ; as is also a town

Mulch an stown w land called , which lies bet een

i D wn Surv e them , and wh ch is included in the o y . The number of acres in the parish belonging to Irish Papist proprietors was to “ English 60 Protestant proprietors , ; and to Church lands , 4 16 .

Down S urve f The y , which comprises a map o the of of Rathd w n parish and the Barony o , gives the l —On boundaries of the parish as fo lows the north ,

of “ Donab rooke on the parish ; the east , the

of parishes Monkstown , Tully , and Kill ; on the hi south , the Parish of W techurch , and on the of U ercross west , the Baronies Newcastle and pp .

The quality of the soil is stated to be arable ,

a was a a Y J mes Margetson n tive of orkshire , and was b I a b E a a was rought to rel nd y the rl of Str fford . He Dean 1 and b of Christ Church from 1639 to 660 , su sequently Arch b ishop oi Dub lin (1660 and Archb ishop of Armagh from ’ 1663 a 1 8 Vide t Fas & until his de th in 67 . Cot on s ti , c . , vol .

. . 22 n and u ies 8 S . VII. . 25 iii , p , a d Notes Q er , th , , p 5 . 2 H A ISH OF N 0 T E P R TA EY .

nl meadow , and pasture . The tow ands comprised

Dondrom in the parish were as follows , ” “ B allintir “ Owenstown Kilm acud y Rabuck , , , ” Ballawle T b erstown Moltanstown y , y , (Mul

ch anstown . ), and Milltown It will be noticed that this survey omitted the

of alias moiety Churchtown , and Churchtown ” ’ “ Tanee Fleetwood s , which were included in

Su rve Mulch anstown y , but included and Milltown from the fact that Sir William U ssher is stated to w of of i n be the o ner the moiety Churchtown , the of l the t one , and Mi ltown , in o her , it would seem that th ey were the same townland . The following are the owners and area of the n townlands as given in it ; and , as will be see ,

’ they are substantially the same as In Fleetwood s Surrey :

N am es of Own ers . Lan ds . Dondrom and Colonel Oliver Fitz william B allint r { e y , Trim le town e Lord of s , Rab uck ,

L Mer oun Ownenstowne ord of yy g , , b Kilm acudd Morris Arch old , , a a Ballowle J mes W lsh , y ,

a T b erstowne De ne of Christ Church , y , T a M ltansto n e he s me , o w ,

Sir William U ssher , Milltowne a , Protest nt ,

Total acres

381 The Church land is returned at acres , and “ t all the owners as Irish Papis s , except Sir

William U ssher . 21 ANTIQUITIES .

The only road marked on th e map of the parish is one from Dundrum towards Milltown , which branches towards the east to a bridge at Clon skeagh , and towards the west to a bridge at Mill town . It is stated that there stands in “ Dondrom a “ ” castle in repair , in Rabuck another , and in B alla le w y another , and that the river of Donna brooke bounds part of the west of the parish . Mason * remarks that although in 164 9 the Parliament Commissioners had forbidden the pub of lic use the established ritual , it did not appear that they at once deprived the clergy of their temporal possessions . As soon , however , as the usurpers had established themselves , they assigned to certain trustees , to whom were conﬁded all th e matters concerning the university , posses sions of the Archbishop and of the Dean and ’ Chapter of St . Patrick s Cathedral . Hence it is that in the Down S urrey we ﬁnd the College of Dublin noted as proprietors of several tracts of land which belong properly to the Archbishop and ’ Fleet d s u rve others , and that in woo S y the College is reported to be proprietor of the tithes of Tanee Rathm ich ael b e and , parishes which previously ’ longed to St . Patrick s . l Mason ] also mentions that in 1660 the glebe of one of nine acres stang arable land at Tawney , which

’ H s o t r S . P atri k s . 188 t se i to y f c , p , e q. ’ ' b 4 I I id . , p . 6 . 22 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY. the Archdeacon possessed at the dissolution of the C athedral , was reported to be concealed , and adds sinCe Some portion , however , has been recovered , for in 170 1 Six acres of glebe land near the Church of Tanne e ( sic) were demised for twenty - one years * £2 6s to Eliphal Dobson for . per annum ; this 1 50 glebe was surveyed about 7 , and found to con

6A . 2s . 3p tain besides the churchyard, which measured 1 rood 8 perches ; it is situated on the

- of east and south east sides of the Church Tawney , and is divided into two portions by the road from

Dundrum to Dublin .

From the Hearth - money Returns and Subsidy of 1664 of Rolls , we can gain an estimate the h a number of householders in t e p rish in that year .

b h is H ist r o Dublin . i. 13 a A Gil ert , in o y f , vol , p . , s ys : t ’ ‘ a A ’ a the St tioners rms , in C stle Street , in the reign of

a . w J mes II as the shop of Eliphal Dob son , the most a n a we lthy Dublin b ookseller a d pub lisher of his d y . He wa a 8 nd s att inted in the Parliament of 16 9 , a returned to his former h ab itation after the evacuation of Dublin by the

‘ ’ ’ a b . E b a J co ites liph al Do son s wooden leg, s ys Dunton , startled me with the creaking of it ; for I took it for the crepitus ossium which I h ave heard some of our physicians a ut h is spe k of . Mr . Dob son is a great Dissenter ; b pretence a a a to religion does not m ke him jot precise . He v lues no m an i a for h is starched looks or superc lious gr vity , or for

b P I & c . eing a Churchman , resbyterian , ndependent, , pro v ide d he is sound in the m ain points wherein all good men and are This Dunton was a travelling b ookseller , gives very interesting particul ars ab out the Dub lin citiz ens at s b the end of the seventeenth century , in a curiou ook a Dublin S cu e Am st b a t s c lled the ﬁ . ong the uri l en rie in

24 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

In ﬁve others paid for one each . Churchtown two inhabitants paid for one hearth each . In the Subsidy Rolls we ﬁnd Isaac Dobson paying

Dondrom Rob ucke for , William Nally for Ow enstowne for Kilm acud and , Richard Archbold , B alla le for C John Borr for w y , Owen Jones hurch “ ” ” f r f . towne , and ye tennant o part o Merrion

th e A ct or the A ttainder o Divers R ebels In f f ,

1689 t of . passed in , af er the deposition James II , of “ of the name Isaac Dobson, Dundrum , gentle ” n man , is given as havi g gone into England or some other place beyond the seas , and to forfeit all his lands in this kingdom (of The next fact in the history of the parish which

our has come to hands , is recorded upon the older of the two chalices which are used in the celebration f o the Holy Communion in the parish church . This chalice was presented by Archdeacon Isaac ’ 1 60 in ri tion Mann r in 7 , and the sc p i upon it tells us that the church had then been once more rebuilt .

Donnyb rook graveyard Hereunder ly eth the b ody of

a Na b . Willi m lly , of in the County of Du lin , gent , a h was an who dep rted this life Octob er ye 7t , He a L a ‘Na ncestor of eon rd M lly , well known for his connection

R 1 ide a . 0 197 8 . V 9 with the evolution of 79 ( Bl cker, pp , , * ’ Appendix to King s S tate of the P rotestants in Ireland

u nde James II . 24 1 . r . , p

I aa . D. A 1 1 s c M ann , D , rchdeacon of Dublin , 757 ; Bishop of ’ 1 2 F as & c . . . . 131. Cork , 77 d . 1789 . Vide Cotton s ti , , vol ii , p

’ A s as a is e I ppendix B . In Erek s Eccle i tic l R eg t r a F t F a mongst the grants of th e Board of irs ruits , there is £ 2 T T i b ut was 00 aw . at s gift of to ney he d e not given , it circa 174 5 . A S 25 NTIQUITIE .

This record gives us the date of the old church as we now see it , and there cannot have been much change in its outward appearance since then . The a e st gable at one time contained two windows , in similar in design to those the side walls , but these have been for many years past built up. The

i of C arrangement , which st ll remains , ommunion

- a table, with reading desk and pulpit bove it , stand In a g against the east wall , no doubt, d tes from 1 60 f 7 , when the public sense o correctness in things ecclesiastical had reached , perhaps , its lowest point . in Except that the pews have been removed , the terior of the building remains unaltered since it was used as the parish church ; and its appearance can best be described by saying that it is barnlike and dismal in the extreme . C H A P T E R I I I .

THE GRAVEYARD

HE original graveyard was contained in the plot of ground which adjoins the road leading from C on Dundrum to hurchtown , and was bounded the north partly by the old church , and partly by a wall forming a continuation of the nor th wall of the church , and on the east by a wall running in a curve towards the cottages upon the road above 18 2 mentioned . About the year 7 , an addition was of made to the graveyard , by taking a piece the ﬁeld forming part of the glebe land at the north side of 1887 the church and again , in the year , a further of addition was made , by taking another piece the same ﬁeld , and extending the graveyard further to of the east . On the occasion the second extension , the old wall bounding the graveyard on the east i was removed , and a new wall bu lt enclosing the a addition l space . Some idea of the number of interments in this graveyard may be obtained from the fact that

S of - one during the hort period twenty years , from 18 14 1 35 to 8 , there were burials entered in

the register . A table of the fees charged in the parish in 18 14 for funerals and other offices is to be found in the THE GRAVEYARD . 27

* for vestry book . The fees burials in the oldest part of the graveyard are still the same as in 18 14 but in the new ground somewhat higher fees are charged . In both cases , however , the fees are very — low a fact which probably accounts for the large number of burials of persons belonging to Dublin and elsewhere outside the parish which is recorded in the registers . A careful examination of the in scribed stones in the graveyard discloses only two of the seventeenth century these , with any others which appear to be of interest , are inserted in full , and a list is given of

. for . the rest , which may be useful reference

A large enclosure , surrounded by an iron railing, of near the east end the church , is known to be L the burial - place of the L igh ton fam ilyq

I .

a N Here under lyes the Body of J mes icholson , whose ’ fidelity as clerk h ath b een sufiiciently shown in His Maj e stie s T a Offi b 36 e are s re sury ce, in the city of Du lin , for y or there ab A and was 10 outs . ged sixty foure , here interred Septem b er 16 , A nno Domini 76 . Qu aestor h one stus amans solvi tenui reparav i Credita p arta meos sponte lab ore m anu Funde preces Regi fueram per deb ita fidus P ntifi 1 c setera idue po c funde preces.

Memento mori . 1

Appendix C . ' L i h n T a a VII. to . 1 See g , Sir hom s , ch p N I The will of James icholson , of the parish of St . ” a b w 1 Mich ell in the Citty of Du lin , which as proved in 676 , directs that his b ody should b e enterre d in the Church of ” Ch urchtown e . a als . N He mentions in it M ry ( icholson), a a r wife of Edward Archb old , lso his cousin Rich rd A chb old “ Kilm acud . and a A b N of (p Gerr rd rch old of ewtowne , ” . a . P a P b R Of in the Co Kild re ( rerog tive Wills, u lic ecord ﬁce,

Dublin . ) 28 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

II .

This b urial place b elongeth to Gerrard A rchb old of B adeton H ere ly eth the b ody of A b a lias a w rch old , B ll his ife who departed this life January ye a 6 ged 7 years . M ui * q e scant in p ace . III

b n z a Here lies the ody of Seli a Eli ab eth Atkinson , d ughter

. a of John Atkinson , E sq , Ely Pl ce , Dub lin , who , in the ’ b w as off Na a lossom of youth , untimely cut , one of ture s f irest a ﬂowers , le ving her afﬂicted parents an d friends unceasingly n to deplore her loss , a d to look forward with anxious hope a a P a a I to reunion in th t World of e ce , the rew rd of nnocence and V . 1 th 1 1 a 13 a irtue She died 7 Septemb er , 8 3 , ged ye rs nd 4 a r A i E . months . Here also a e b uried John tk nson , sq , 3 h O 2 a who died the ot ctob er , 18 3 , aged 63 ye rs . Judith A 14 th M a 1821 a 57 tkinson , his wife , who died the y , , ged

a . A A A A . ye rs lso nne tkinson , wife of John tkinson , junr ,

E . th A 1824 a . sq , who died 7 pril , , aged 30 ye rs John

A E . h 18 68 a tkinson , sq , died Decemb er 13t , 59 , aged ye rs , l deeply regretted b y his sorrowing wife and family . A so a a and M ry Atkinson , widow of the s id John Atkinson ,

a . a eldest d ughter of the l ate John Hemphill , E sq , of C shel , sh e i at E P b and d ed ly lace , the 18th July , 1888 , eloved b and A E a a mourned y her children relations . lso llen M ry a nd a Atkinson , d ughter of the said John a M ry Atkinson , who 9th b 18 0 an d b all died Decem er , 9 , loved regretted y who knew her . Of such is the kingdom of heaven .

R a A G h 18 1 a ich rd tkinson died at ortmore . 18t July , 7 , ged 53 a a m an and b ye rs . M rk the perfect , ehold the upright ”— a m an Ps . 3 . for the end of th t is peace . . xxxvii 7

T A b Eadstown C a he will of Gerard rch old of , o . Kild re , a 2 th a 1 4 - 5 a b I a d ted 5 M rch , 69 , s ys My ody pr y my friends ” h h wne ls Tani s e b urc to a . . to e uried in C , j He is evidently ” ’ the person mentioned as Gerrald in Rich ard Archb old s ” ’ w rll and a a N i (p . as Gerr rd in J mes icholson s w ll Eadstown and Newtown b eing adjoining townlands in the

N dau . a b orth Barony of Naas . He mentions his Jo n Arch old and her son James ; and from this fact it would seem pro

- - b ab le that he w as the father in law of Rich ard Archb old .

a P b R Ofﬁ b . (Consistori l Wills, u lic ecord ce , Du lin ) THE GRAVEYARD . 29

A b 1 n 1 M ary Jane tkinson died in Du lin , 7th Ju e , 889 , I b a and aged 67 years . f we elieve th t Jesus died rose ai SO a S b ag n , even them lso which leep in Jesus will God ring ”— 14 l . . . with him . Thess iv

I L ae a a M . B n oving Memory of Mich l Ch rles Bern rd, . , who for forty years lab ored as a Physician 24 th 1 8 1 a . 8 . in this p rish Died April , , in his 7 l st year I ” know that my Redeemer liveth . L in a In ov g Memory of Henry Hilton Bern rd, Medical 11th b 188 a Student , who died on the Decem er , 7 of sc rlatin a, h “ a 20t . caught in the p th of duty , in his year Blessed are ” the pure in heart : for they shall see God . In a a d 9th F b a 184 3 Memory of Joshu Bern rd , ied e ru ry , , a a a a L L aged 1 month . S r h M ri eigh , relict of John eigh ,

14 th b 18 56 a 4 . z Lymm Cheshire , died Octo er , , ged 7 Adeli a

13 Ma 1864 a 1 a . A a Bern ard , died th y , , ged ye r nn M ayne , di th A 18 0 a 3 a . G a i ed 7 pril , 7 , ged d ys odfrey Bern rd , d ed

h A 1 hi s l hb a . A a d 14 th l6t pril , 870 , in 9 ye r nnie Bern rd , ied

a 1 6 a 10 a . L a a th M rch , 87 , ged ye rs ouis Bern rd, died 6 i i l 1 8 a a . Novemb er , 8 7 fter l nger ng il ness

Sacred to the Memory of the Barrys of L isle e here v iz a R a G in terred , J mes edmond, l te of landore , died June 18th 1 a 90 i A 18 a , 8 79 , ged ; his w fe nne, died 69 , ged 80 ; his 1852 A a a 1 mother , died ; his unt Joh nn , died 8 51 ; his

T di 18 a 32 . R I P a 60 . daughter Mary heres , ed , ged . .

VII

a Sacred to the Memory of Willi m Ball , who died

1 824 3 a . July 8th , 1 , aged 7 ye rs

Counsellor Ball lived in Churchtown from circa 18 12 a and a b until his de th , his n me will e found amongst the a a origin l purch sers of pews in the present church . ( See was a a d Appendix D . ) He Schol r of an graduated

was a B r 1 . B . A . 1769 . He c lled to the a in 775 In 1806 the h n ris ausa w a . D s degree of L L . o o c conferred on him by his

U . a in R e ds o the F amilies niversity B ll Wright , his cor f of a w B a ll (p . mentions th t he as commonly known as ” * In dex B all b a b e a. b a , ec use edited ook of leg l indexes . w s th e R T a a a . a He the third son of ev hom s B ll, celebrated a b schoolm ster in Du lin in the eighteenth century , who , B all

a was a . F a a Wright s ys , descended from Co erm n gh family . a i nd w He was m rried tw ce , a left t o daughters . THE F PARISH O TANEY .

VIII .

z b Sacred to the Memory of Eli a eth Ball , who died March 28th 1838 a 4 9 a a b a , , ged ye rs ; lso of her hus and M jor a a 4 0th R i Benj min B ll , formerly of the egiment , who d ed A i 10 184 1 a 52 a and a a pr l , , ged ye rs ; of their d ughter J ne , i D M a 2 1 4 2 w fe of John ickinson , who died y 0 , 8 3 , aged 5 a and b a Ma 2 ye rs ; of her hus nd John Dickinson , who died y 6 , 1851 a 38 a an d a E iz ab , ged ye rs ; of Ch rlotte l eth , widow of b a R b L M . D a a o ert loyd , . , sister of the ove M jor B ll , who died 1853 and R uttle d e a August 5 , ; of the Rev . g B ll , son of the a 16 1858 a 2 ab ove Major B all , who died M rch , , ged 7 years .

IX .

I a . a a N b 1 n Memori m Ch rlotte Be ufort , died ovem er 5th ,

a . l 1868 . She w lked with God A so of her sister Fanny a A O b 20 18 5 M ry nne , who died cto er , 7 . He that b elieveth ” 1 — “ a a . 4 on me h th everl sting ife John vi . 7. There the ”— re at Job iii. 1 . weary a rest . 7

X .

a d T a P E . an he Buri l Ground of trick Bride , sq , his pos

T T a e it. 1 8 . . terity . 79 ylor , f c a b a In the ﬁrm hope of lessed immort lity . here lies the

a a Pa E . and b ody of M rg ret Bride , wife of trick Bride , sq ,

a . the daughter of Arthur L mprey , E sq , who departed this th M a 1 9 6 69th a e nd life on the 9 y , 7 , in the ye r of her ag , a the year of her marriage . Here also lieth the b ody of E z a 1 st b li a Bride , their d ughter , who died on the Septem er ,

1 22nd a a e . h i 79 7, in the ye r of her g She in er ted the a su avity of m nners , kindness of disposition , solid under nd a standing , a true piety , which her de r mother so eminently uan ta m nus est cum altis v ersari ua possessed . H eu ! q i q m v estri meminisse . In the ﬁrm hope and conﬁdence in the goodness and A b P i mercy of lmighty God , here lies the ody of atr ck Bride , ’

. 2 th da l ate of Stephen s Green , E sq , who died 9 y of Septem 2 a h d b an r 18 a 8 . a b e , 08 , ged ye rs He een eminent druggist, b ut retired from b usiness in the year 1773 . He served the ofﬁ ce of High Sheriff of the Honorable City of Dub lin in the year 1780 ; h ad b een elected a Director of the B ank of Ire l and in the year 1784 ; and served the ofﬁ ce of Governor a 1 of th at Honorable Corporation in the ye rs 805 and 1806 . In every station of pub lic and private life h is conduct was h as son and . pure and correct . He left one four grandson s

32 H SH or T E PARI TANEY .

1793 a 36 a . a l eth a a , ged ye rs Here lso y the rem ins of M ry ,

a ab - a a E second d ughter of the ove n med G rrett nglish , who a 2 N b 18 dep rted this life on the l st of ovem er , 0 7, aged 22 years Here also are deposited the remains of the ab ove a a a mentioned Thom s Cl rke , who dep rted this life on the M a 182 2 21st 5 a 5 a . of y , , ged ye rs Here also lieth the remain s

- - . . in l . c w of the Rev Ge r D Crooke , son a of the ab ove a mentioned Thomas Cl rke , who departed this life Octob er

5th 18 36 a 38 a . T a the , , ged ye rs here lso is interred the

a a E ab - a rem ins of John Cl rke, sq . , son of the ove n med T a a a N b 14 th 1 3 hom s Cl rke , who dep rted this life ovem er , 8 6 , a a a are E ged 30 ye rs . Here lso deposited the remains of liz a a a ab - a T a a Cl rke, d ughter of the ove n med hom s Cl rke , who a i 12 da a a 184 4 dep rted th s life on the th y of J nu ry , , in the 24 th a a e and a ai a a T ye r of her g ; lso the rem ns of S r h illy ,

a T E . a a wife of Benj min illy , sq , nother of the d ughters of ab - a T a a a i the ove n med hom s Cl rke , who dep rted this l fe on 2 h 18 52 34 th a e the 5t July , , in the ye r of her ag .

VII X .

a . nat 1 Here lie the rem ains of Mrs . J ne S Corry , . 775 ,

1 2 . ob . Jan . , 8 0

XVIII .

T a a f a n o record conjug l f ection , p rental tenderness , a d a h every virtue th t constitutes genuine worth , this stone as Na a a a . b een pl ced over the rem ins of th niel Creed , E sq , late

b b . of the City of Du lin , y his sorrowing widow , Mrs Reb ecca as a b a Creed , hum le testimony of her gr titude to his memory . a i 1 th da A i 1805 a He dep rted this l fe the 7 y of pr l , , ged 55 a are a i a years . Here lso interred the rem ins of their nf nt son Na a 1 a a 1805 a 11 , th niel Creed , who died 7th J nu ry , , ged a are a a Nat months . Here lso interred the rem ins of Willi m . a Na a a Creed , eldest son of the s id th niel Creed , who dep rted 13 h 18 1 2lst a a this life June t , 5 , in the ye r of his ge . He w n and as a young m a of unspotted purity , possessed of every h im a ar virtue which could endear to society . Here lso e a a interred the rem ins of J mes Joseph Creed , son of the ab Na a a 18th ove th niel Creed , who dep rted this life the of 2 24 a m an b A 18 5 a . A pril , , ged ye rs young who lived eloved , and died deeply regretted by his family and friends .

T b was b a A He land E . his tom erected y J mes llen y , sq , of b a ia the City of Du lin , to the memory of M r , his b eloved n d a a Na a E wife , a eldest d ughter of the l te th niel Creed , sq . ,

b b . a in of Roe uck , County of Du lin She dep rted this life the THE GRAVEYARD . 33

8 b h a a e a n . 38t ye r of her g on the th of Decem er , 1830 . Here also are interred the remains of the ab ove - named James

Al H e land E . a 1l len y , sq , who dep rted this life on the th of

A . D. 1837 a 53 a . Decemb er, , ged ye rs

I X X .

E z ab a a Sacred to the Memory of li eth C ge , d ughter of E 19th 1798 at S de n Willi am Cage , sq . Born June , , died y b 24 th 18 “ R r 6 . h am oad , Dund um , Decem er , 7 Blessed are ”— . 13 . the dead which die in the Lord Rev . xiv . For God so a a b loved the world , th t he g ve his only egotten Son, that l b t whosoever b elieveth in him shou d not perish , u have ever ”— iii. 16 . lasting life . John

XX .

a a S acred to the Memory of Louis Coxe , d ughter of B aron Sch ele O ab a ia and an , of sn urg , in Westph l , wife of D iel Coxe , E a a 30th 18 19 a 4 8 junr sq . She died J nu ry , , ged years .

- - a in law . a a Her f ther , D Coxe , h th pl ced this monument .

A a . E a . lso S cred to the Memory of D niel Coxe , junr , sq , who

5 18 19 a 4 7 a . died th June , , ged ye rs

XXI .

In L E z ab F a a oving Memory of li eth r nces D rlington , who a 2 th A l 18 5 a 18 A fell sleep in Jesus 7 pri , 7 , ged years . lso a a b 16th 1 her sister M rg ret , died Decem er , 850 , aged 10 months .

b F a a Here lieth the ody of r ncis D rlington , who departed i 9th da b 180 4 a 4 a this l fe the y of Septem er , , ged 7 ye rs ; also a a a a 14 h his d ughter Sus nn , who dep rted this life the t day of

N 18 2 a 22 a . ovemb er , 0 , ged ye rs

XXII .

I L r A son n oving Memo y of rthur , only of the late W . D . C edarm ount i 15 a a 1 1 Dickie , , Dundrum , d ed th J nu ry , 89 , ” a 21 a s. I l a and F ged ye r wi l rise , go to my ather .

III XX .

T was b T a E his stone erected y hom s Dillon , sq . , of Moun t i l R b and a a w D l on , oe uck , M rcell , his ife, in memory of their and T a sons Cornelius hom s , who died in their infancy. D 34 H P A ISH or T E R TANEY .

XXIV . a are a a P Underne th deposited the mort l rem ins of Mr . eter * L b Depoe , of einster Street , in the City of Du lin , who a i l6th N b 1826 dep rted this l fe the of ovem er , , aged 68 years . A m an a nd very gener lly known , a as generally esteemed and

’ respected for all the Qualities that c onstitute a valuab le b a R Mem er of Society . Here lso lie interred the emains of a a i 25 h F his Son J mes M rk Depoe , who d ed the t eb ruary ,

1826 2 th e . T , in the 6 year of his ag his stone is dedicated to b z ab their memory y Mrs . Eli eth Depoe, widow of the ab ove ’ a i c an n med Peter , tho mperfectly such a testimonial con a A vey sense of her grief or of her l asting afﬂiction . lso the remains of Mrs . Depoe , who departed this life the lst a a 184 8 a 8 1 a . J nu ry , , ged ye rs

XXV .

a a . a E n a a l S cred to the Memory of C pt J mes spi sse , l te st b R a R . at n ls . t a oy l egt , who died Du drum , Co Du lin , M rch , 1 4 b 8 a 0 . E 7 , ged 7 years rected y his sorrowing widow . Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His ” — h 1 15 . a s 1 a . P s . A s ints cxvi . lso Juli , wife , died 9th June , 2 th 18 and a a 9 b 18 . 77, their d ughter M ry, died Decem er , 79

XXVI .

F loth a a 1852 a 83 Sir John ranks , died J nu ry , , ged years . A a a F a 22m lso his attached wife S r h r nks , who died d

F 1 4 a 8 a . eb ruary , 87 ged 7 ye rs

VII XX . a a and z b Edward , inf nt son of Edw rd Amy Fit gerald , orn A 2lst 1890 and 23rd ugust , , died on the .

XXVIII . a Frek e S acred to the Memory of Willi m John , who died 1 N b 18 79 a 71 a and F a Ma 7 ovem er , , ged ye rs ; of r nces y , 3 18 0 a 64 a 8 . his wife , who died June , , ged ye rs I XX X . T a are 18 68 . o the Memory of three de r sisters, who E z a F a 16th b 184 7 a interred here , li indl y, died Decem er , , ged a F a i 1 th Ma 1 4 8 . 8 9 3 years Ch rlotte indl y , d ed 7 y , , in her

’ - M an ager of Daly s Club house in College Green . ’ D . 4 H s o ub in . 0 . i l . Gilb ert s tory f , vol iii , p THE GRAVEYARD . 3 5

A F a 3rd n 185 8lst year . nnie indl y , died the Ju e, 8 , in her T a b e a L 85th year . hey sh ll mine , s ith the ord of hosts , in a da I a and I a th t y when m ke up my jewels ; will sp re them , ” — wn a M al. . as a m an sp areth his o son th t serveth him . iii f E b a a a d A . . 17 . rected y their f ection te gr n niece H . Church Here also are interred the remains of their b eloved grand

a a E . I nephew , M rk Bloxh m , sq County nspector, who 13th M a 18 6 a 53 a I departed this life on the y , 7 , ged ye rs . ” know that my Redeemer liveth .

XXX .

T are . a he persons here interred Mrs George , the wife of B ron

A D. a R a son George, . M ster ich rd George , their ﬁfth ,

1806 .

XXXI . C b a a 22nd 18 11 h arles Samuel Grey, orn J nu ry , , died June 12 1 are i th , 860 . Blessed the poor in spirit for the rs is the ” a . A a a kingdom of he ven lso Henry Ch rles M rtin Grey, his M b A 15 185 1 a 3rd 1851 . O son , orn pril th , , died y , f such is

the kingdom of heaven .

XXXH . I F a a a a n Memory of r nces C m c Hutchins , wife of S muel A rdn ac ash el i 16th Hutchins , of , Co . Cork, who d ed Sep

18 a 4 4 and i at k . Al temb er , 39 , ged , l eth Mon stown so of E E iz ab a 1 h llen l eth Hutchins , who lieth here , h ving died 8t “ 1 28 h l Jun e , 8 88 , aged . So he giveth unto S b eloved

sleep .

XXXIII .

a d r 1 . In loving memory of Emm Hudson , ied 3 d July , 894

far b . With Christ , which is etter

IV XXX . a M D b A . S acred to the memory of lex nder Henry, , orn th M a 18 88 and a i 17th March , 1805 , died 6 y, ; of C rol ne , his

b 18 14 a a 18 73 . a a wife , orn July , , died J nu ry . M ry, d ughter A a and a b M a 1 5 3 of lex nder Henry C roline , his wife , orn y, 8 ,

18 8 a 25 a . died June , 7 , ged ye rs

XXXV . 24 th Ma 1853 a 52 a w R Died on y , , ged , M ry , ife of W . . h and E . h . 5t F a Hopkins , sq , p. , usiliers , d ughter of the late

a w E . u P a a a C Henry B ld in , sq , of Mo nt le s nt , B ndon , o . Cork

a bur. 1 18 14 Dorothe George , June , . r 36 THE PARISH o TANEY .

XXXVI . I L a A a B A . n oving Memory of Willi m ndrew H yes , . , D l 12 M 1 T C . th a 88 . , of Summervi le , Dundrum , died y , 9 , aged

1 ea I ll a . 6 y rs . wi rise II XXXV . Beneath this stone are deposited the remains of William Halida n off b a i a y , Ju ior , cut y linger ng dise se in the early a a b loom of life . He nticip ted the progress of years in the a a maturity of underst nding , in the cquisition of knowledge , and the successful cultivation of a mind gifted by providence with endowments of the highest order . At a period of life when the severe studies have scarcely h ad a an a a commenced , he cquired ccur te knowledge of most E a a a La n b and of the urope n l ngu ges , of ti , Greek , He rew,

- Arab . h is own b i O ! ic But of , the Hi erno Celtic , so l ttle , h a I a an b sh me to the youth of this once lettered sl nd, o ject of an d h ad a attainment study , he f thomed all the depth s , b a and a l n explored the e uties , unr vel ed the i tricacies . He a was a a a b possessed wh tever c lcul ted to ex lt, to enno le , to : a a a endear gre t t lents , soci l virtues , sincere religion , a good nd aff at b a a a a son , a an ection e hus nd , ste df st friend . Carried 24 th a a e off in the ye r of his g , his worth will b e long re nd h is a a memb ered , a de th l mented . 1 O 2 th O b A . D. 8 12 . R a P b 6 a . iit cto er , equiesc t in ce

i li Halida Edinb ur ensis P arisiensi e Dan e s y , g squ , Medicines tatum A cademies Re iae b ze Sodali Fac ul Socius ; g Hi erni s . Na Dub linii 19 O b 179 8 Ob i a 1 tus , cto er , , i t Die nono M ii , 83 6, * a a . ZEtatis 38 . Requiesc t in P ce III XXXV . Beneath this stone are deposited the mortal remains of the ’ - a l ate Lieut . Colonel George H rt , formerly of His Majesty s a 2 26th Re giment ; he served for upw rds of 8 years . He departed this life at his house on Rathmines Road on T th da A 1811 8 th hursday , the 7 y of pril , , in the 7 year of his a e an d b at r . a l g , is uried here his own desi e Here lso ieth

a a E . a b uried the rem ins of John H rt , sq , B rrister , who died

5th b a 1833 a 27 a . w on the Fe ru ry , , ged ye rs He as the eldest z i a Es . F a a . n . so of W . S H rt , q , of it w lli m Squ re

h and inav ian K in dom o ub lin b See T e S c g f D , y Charles b a a Haliday ( Du lin , which cont ins notice of the ’ i a Author s l fe , by John P . Prenderg st , who gives much in tere sting information ab out William and Daniel Haliday ; also see b iographical notices in the Dictionary of National ’ h d b b C m end ium o Irish Bio h B iograp y an in We s o p f g rap y . 3 THE GRAVEYARD . 7

XXXIX .

M . D. a In memory of William Richard Hamilton , , of Url r , i 2 “ . lst 188 a 0 a . Co Sl go , died J anuary , , ged 8 ye rs Until ” da — P A 2 a . 2 1 9 the y d wn et . i . 9 . lso of Gertrude , who died a 18 3 a ab M rch , 90 , aged 1 years , eldest d ughter of the ove “ l a R re a Wi h m . Hamilton . Blessed a the pure in he rt for ”— a a 8 . A a a a they sh ll see God . M tt . v . nit H milton , d ughter

. 2 th 1885 a A . A a B L . J P . 6 7 of lex H milton , , . , died ugust , , ged da ys .

a a a Sacred to the memory of C therine M ry J mes , the

‘ dearly b eloved wife of Charles Henry James , of Rockmount in N b 25 1835 21 House , this parish , b orn ovem er , , died June , ” l 18 75 . He giveth his b eloved sleep . A so to the loving a a i a ab memory of K therine C roline , th rd d ughter of the ove , at 18th 188 6 in who died Clifton , Bristol, on the July , , her

a . twentieth ye r . Heaven is my home

XLI .

are b . a Here interred the odies of Mrs Sus n Johnston , wife a b of Rich rd Johnston , of the City of Du lin , Architect , who

a 8 th b 1 a 33 a . dep rted this life on the Septem er , 799 , ged ye rs A i b - R a lso the rema ns of the a ove n amed ich rd Johnston , who

r 2 th a 180 a 4 a . depa ted this life on the o of M rch , 6, ged 7 ye rs

XLII . u a b In memory of J li Leslie , wife of Ro ert Grove Leslie , of

b E a i - at - law the City of Du lin , sq . , B rr ster , who died in the a a 28th da 1806 2 th P rish of T ney , on the y of June , , in the 9 year of her age . Her afﬂicted husb and h as placed this a a stone, imposing that his mort l rem ins shall rest here with and b those of her whose loss he now deplores , hum ly hoping, a k i d a through the Redeemer of m n n , th t the souls of b oth shall meet in heaven to b e b lessed for ever . LIII X . a a a a S cred to the memory of M ri M ry Lloyd , who de 1 8 1 a 21 8 a 3 a . p arted this life M rch , , ged 6 ye rs LI X V . a a S cred to the memory of F nny , the b eloved wife of the M cDonn ll R . . C a a e i in L ev Dr h s . , who d ed the ord July 17th ,

1838 . To record her devoted love and affection as a wife and motherthis monument is erected b y her affection ate and w b a . A R sorro ing hus nd lso his son ichard , died January 8th , 1 1 837, aged 9 years . H SH r 88 T E PARI o TANEY .

XL V

This tomb and b urial - place b elongeth to the family of the b a Merritts of the City of Du lin . Here lieth the rem ins of a r b Mr . M th . Merritt , who departed this life the 3 d Decem er ,

1 5 a 63 a . a 77 , ged ye rs Here lso lieth the remains of his

. E z a a 21 wife , Mrs li Merritt , who dep rted this life June ,

1 8 6 a a a . 77 , aged 0 ye rs . Here lso lieth the rem ins of Mr

a . a 1 th N 1 B rth Merritt, who dep rted this life 5 ovemb er , 790 ,

a 30 a . a a . ged ye rs Here lso lieth the rem ins of his wife , Mrs a a 3rd 1801 a 4 2 M ry Merritt , who dep rted this life June , , ged

a . a a . ye rs Here lso lieth the rem ins of Mr John Merritt , who

a 2 th A 1804 a 54 a . dep rted this life 9 pril , , ged ye rs

XLVI . a a F a a a M ‘N h en Bene th lie the rem ins of r nces M ri ag t , ‘ a M Na h ten a relict of the l te Henry g , of Coler ine , in the

L Es . a County of ondonderry , q , who dep rted this life at l h 1 6t 83 a 65 . Dundrum , on the of April , 9 , ged years

XL VII . T s b a a a N hi monument , erected y M rk Mons rr t , of orth ’ a as a a a m Gre t George s Street , token of his devoted tt ch ent b a C ranﬁeld a a b to his eloved child , George D rley Mons rr t, orn “ 19 b 1830 i 23rd Ma 1834 . T L th Decem er , , d ed y , he ord a and a a a a : b b e a g ve , the Lord h th t ken w y lessed the n me of the Lord . LVIII X . a Ad l hin a S cred to the memory of o p a, youngest d ughter of

a a . N a Malasse a the l te C pt ichol s y , Deputy Commiss ry a 24 th F b a 1 5 Gener l , died e ru ry, 87 .

XLIX . a a R Here lie the remains , b y her own desire , of M ri ose T a White Mulville, otherwise uite, sister of the l te Sir George 1 0 a . 1 a a 86 Tuite , B rt She dep arted this life on the 8th J nu ry , , th a e and b b all in the 79 year of her g , esteemed eloved y who h ad the h appiness of her acquaintance . This monument is n i erected b y her affection ate a d only surviv ng child , W ’ O G rad T a a a y . hey th t h ve seen thy look in de th , no more m a a to y fe r die .

a s a are H ppy oul , thy d ys ended , a b All thy mourning d ys elow , b a a a Go , y ngel gu rds ttended , T o the sight of Jesus go .

4 0 H SH or T E PARI TANEY .

n and Ca L i a a 1 th O of Joh therine uc nd M unsell , b orn 8 ctob er , 2 N “ 185 2 nd b 1886 . r , died ovem er , Blessed a e the pure in ” l e — a : a s e . a he rt for they sh l God M tt . v . 8 .

L V

a a N 23rd S cred to the memory of D niel eill , who died on the da A 18 a 5 a and a y of pril , 77, ged 7 ye rs of Harriet H ughton , his 2 th da M a 1 2 a 50 wife , who died on the 7 y of y , 87 , ged a a a A N i i ye rs ; lso of their son , D niel rthur e ll , who d ed on 12th 1 85 a 35 “ am and a . I July, 8 , ged ye rs the resurrection a b the life ;he th t elieveth on me , though he were dead , yet ”— l 2 . a . 5 sh l he live John xi . , verse

L VI

’ T Fa Va a O B rien E . he mily ult of Mich el , sq , of the City of b i 2md F b a 1783 a 68 a Du l n , who died the e ru ry , , ged ye rs , a nd R a and leaving issue one d ughter a two sons , ich rd a ia a N a li a and Mich el . Christ n , wife of ichol s Mu l g n , only ’ a a O B rien 25th A 1800 a d ughter of Mich el , died the pril , , ged 4 2 a b a 28th b 1808 a ye rs . Her hus nd died the Decem er , , ged ’ ’ 2 a R B rien s n a B rien 6 . a O o O ye rs ich rd , eldest of Mich el , died 4 h 1 4 a t M a 80 a a 8 a . the of y , 7, unm rried , ged ye rs Here lso lieth ai a a a the rem ns of C therine Lyons , d ughter of J mes Lyons , E N a b and sq . , formerly of ewc stle , in the County of Du lin , ’ a B rie n 5th A matern l aunt of Mary O . She died on the pril , ’

1 2 a a O B ri n . 85 a 6 . a e , ged 9 ye rs M ry , wife of Mich el , jun , died

2 th a a 18 1 a 5 a . b the 6 of J nu ry , 9 , ged 5 ye rs Her eloved hus b a 2 th F b a 182 0 a a nd died the 7 of e ru ry , 9 , aged 6 ye rs . K te ’ ’ rie n a a nd O B rie n M ary O B , d ughter of Mich el a Mary , died ’ 3 th 1834 a 24 a . a a A O B rien a the o July, , ged ye rs M ri nne , ’ a a and a O B rien l6th twin d ughter of Mich el M ry , died the ’ A 184 a 2 a a B rien i 8 . O of pril , 7, ged ye rs Brigid M ry , d ed on

15th N b 18 6 R I. P . the ovem er , 7 .

LVII . ’N ill a a . a Here lieth interred the mort l rem ins of Mrs M ry O e ,

a a a . and d ughter of the l te J mes Kenney , E sq , of Milltown , ’ a Ne ill a b b wife of P trick O , of H rcourt Street , Du lin , y whom this monument h as b een erected as an affectionate trib ute to a 10th Ma 18 1 a 4 3 her worth . She dep rted this life the y , 9 , ged a a re a ab ye rs . Here lso a deposited the rem ins of the ove ’ Pa O Ne ill E a a an a trick , sq . , for m ny ye rs eminent merch nt i b a 1 182 in the C ty of Du lin . He dep rted this life July 6th , 8, a 58 a a E . ged years . Here lieth the rem ins of J mes Kenney , sq , b l th b of Milltown , County Du lin , who died the o Septem er , 4 1 THE GRAVEYAR D .

a s. T b an 1809 , aged 73 ye r he no lest work of God honest ” a a m an . Here also is interred the rem ins of his wife , M ry l6th N b Kenney , who died the ovem er,

L III V .

a a S acred to the memory of Alphonsine M ri Pellegrini , a P T b eldest d ughter of Doctor ellegrini, of rinity College , orn

n z a 13th a 1789 di 6 1822 . in Ber e , Swit erl nd , the M rch , , ed July ,

LIX .

a b a . b . ob . Henriett Ponson y , d ughter of C . B Ponson y , E sq , A 12 1 1 a 1 a a and was pril th , 8 5 , ged 6 ye rs . She ple sed God , i h e wa b eloved of Him , so that liv ng among sinners s s trans a l ted . LX i a R a P t 8 A i Christ na, wife of D vid ich rd igo , died th pr l, 1 887 aged 65 years . LXI F P da an d a rances hillips , infant ughter of George M ry

P b 2md Ma 1 th Ma 1858 . A A i hillips , orn y , died 7 y , lso l x P 25th b 24 th Maud hillips , b orn January the , died Decem er ,

1863 .

LXII . To the b eloved memory of my husb and G eorge L aurence N b 3 18 1 a 2 a Ga i R dIe d 9 9 . rd ner oss , who ovem er , , ged ye rs

‘ ” At evening time it shall b e light . L III X . I E Ra f w Ra ff n memory of mily dcli fe , idow of J . dcli e ,

n and a . lovi g, loved , only sister of D venport Crosthwaite , L L D. a a 2 1885 a 5 a A w s 5 . . She c lled home July , , ged 7 ye rs t rest LXIV A R t d 18th a a 188 6 a 4 3 nnie ossi er , ied J nu ry, , ged years . a a 8th O b 1885 a 14 a Gr ce , her d ughter , died cto er, , ged ye rs .

L XV .

T was b a R E his Stone erected y Bern rd eilly , sq . , in Memory b a a R of his eloved wife, H nn h eilly , who dep arted this life

’ DAl n is o o Dub lin 13 to C . . 8 b ( H tory f , p ) descri es this ( " a ab tomb as a very handsome sarcoph gus . One of the t lets h as b r a a b a b a een inju ed , pp rently y ullet , reported to h ve ” b een in an aﬁray with resurrectionists . 4 2 THE PARISH or TANEY .

l e 3 rd Ma 1 1 a 4 5 a . a ar y , 8 7 , ged ye rs Here so deposited the - a R Es P a ab a . a a rem ins of the ove n med Bern rd eilly , q , l te y

a 18th a . m ster of the or Roy l Irish Regt of Foot , who died on

20 th a a 184 1 a 63 a . a d the J nu ry , , ged ye rs Univers lly regrette b y those who knew him .

L VI X . 2 a d J b . . 2 I two o . xix 3 , 6 n loving memory of de r chil ren a a a a 1 th 18 8 t ken home , Devonsher J ckson Row n , on M rch 7 , 9 , a nd E z a V i R a A loth 188 ged 7 years a li ill ers ow n , on pril , 9 , a 2 1 a F b a int ged ye rs . rom the ond ge of corruption o the ”— h ﬂdr n 21 . b c e . . li erty of the glory of the of God Rom . viii

V LX II . b a Here lieth the ody of Willi m Reynolds , of Ash Street , in b F b a 1 36 the City of Du lin , who died the of e ru ry, 7 . A b a a R n a ia Fa a lso the ody of his wife Jo nn ey olds, l s g n , who A 1 3 a n E ta i A 9 t s 68 . died the of pril , 7 , n o lso the b a a a an d a i and odies of their d ughters , M rg ret C ther ne Elioner nd son a and ; a of their P trick , of eight more of their i rum G uli lm us e m children . Fil us e o e t Mini is Ob iit in Nub e p acem meridionali mo Nov em b ris 1 1 V e t se ultus fuI b 77 , Anno ero Suo p t i idem in l ation ath dr li oc e c e a .

l eth A R loth O . Here y the b ody of lice eynolds, who died ct , 1 a 1 was a 77 ged 3 , to whose memory this Stone pl ced b y

. b b a E a R a t . her hus nd , dw rd eynolds , of St J mes S , Du lin . a are b nd Ed Here lso uried two of their children , Patrick a a w rd . L VIII X . a a S cred to the memory of C therine Rowley , widow of the

R . R LL D R L a a a evd John owley , ector of urg n , County C v n , ' Mich an s loth 1 and . b A of St , Du lin , died pril, 879 , aged 2 a “ h i re 7 ye rs . W ether we l ve therefore or die , we a the ’ ”— L R a 14 a . 8 A ord s . om ns, Ch pt , th verse . lso in loving ia a R N s n wh memory of Jos s , Comm nder , . . , their eldest o , o

15 Fe b . 188 a 5 a a a b . 7 7 . died th , , ged ye rs , l te of Mt C mp ell , Co

. d D L . L J P . an eitrim , . L I X X . T b was b R N F his tom erected y John oe , of orth rederick

b Es . and Street , in the City of Du lin , q , in respect memory of a an d b E z a R Ca his l mented eloved wife , li oe (otherwise mp b a . a l a ell , only d ughter of the Rev M tthew Campb e l , l te of THE GRAVEYARD . 4 3

a Elm a t B rn , in this county) ; she dep r ed this life on the h O A 1826 24 th a a e 15t da b . D. y of cto er , , in the ye r of her g , sincerely esteemed and regretted b y allwho knew her . Here z a b a also lieth th e remains of Eli a C mp ell , relict of the l te R C a Elm b ev . Matthew ampb ell, of B rn , County Du lin , who 1 3 4 th a departed this life June the lst, 8 5 , in the 7 ye r of her a e r ai F g . Here also a e deposited the rem ns of rederick

- a b l E ab a R . a C mp el , sq . , only son of the ove n med ev M tthew b n a E . Campb ell , l ate of B arn lm , Co Du li , who dep rted this 1 F b a 18 61 61st a life on the 5th day of e ru ry , , in the ye r of a e a are a a a a his g . Here lso interred the rem ins of M ri C mp b a ab - a F ell ( otherwise Murr y), relict of the ove n med rederick C 22nd da N ampb ell , who departe d this life on the y of ovem b er 1 85 a 8 2 , 8 , ged years . LXX b P R a Here lieth the ody of hilip oe , who dep rted this life M a In b 1 lth 18 1 a 53 a . Decem er the , 7 , ged ye rs y he rest

a . pe ce Amen . L I XX . son a In Memory of Rob ert Sherlock , fourth of M jor a and I ab a w ho at Willi m Joshu a Compton , s ell , his wife , died

B elﬁ eld b 2 th 1852 a 5 . , Decem er 6 , , ged months L II XX . a W S cred to the memory of Dr . hitley Stokes , ex of 16 a b a H rcourt Street , Du lin , who dep rted this life in the a 13 A 184 a 82 and pe ce of Christ on the th pril , 5 , ged ; of a A n a i a Pick noll M ry n e , his wife , only d ughter of W lli m ,

E . Seatown a sq , of House , Swords , who dep rted this life on the

13 184 4 a 8 T . th July , , ged 6 . hey were lovely in their lives T a b a E his stone is pl ced here y their youngest d ughter , llen a Ma 1863 A E a Honori Stokes , y , . lso of llen Honori Stokes , A u t 6th 188 died g . , 0 .

Beneath this stone are interred the Mortal Remain s of a l th n 1825 a 2 H rriet Stokes , who died on the o Ju e , , ged 7

a . A A 14 ye rs nd of her sister Mary nne, who died on the th b 1838 a a a Octo er , , ged 39 years . I he rd voice from heaven a F b are s ying unto me , Write , rom henceforth lessed the dead L : E ai i which die in the ord ven so , s th the Sp rit , for they rest ” “ ab . Ga a from their l ours ther my s ints together unto me, ” a a a those th t h ve m de a covenant with me with sacriﬁce .

LXXIII . I a a b a E a Al a a n fr tern l remem r nce of dw rd m St nley, died 12 N b 1881 a 3 a w th ovem er , , ged 6 ye rs . This stone as erecte d 4 4 H SH T E PARI or TANEY . as a b to b b n tri ute his memory y his rethren a d friends . He was a b a a loving hus nd , fond father , f ithful b rother , and true

. A a friend nd they l id him in his own grave , and mourned ” a A a ! A over him , s ying , l s our b rother . lso his b eloved wife a 26th N b 18 0 nd C therine , who died ovem er , 9 , aged 4 6 years ; a a 6th 22 their eldest son Ch rles , died Decemb er , 1890 , aged a ye rs . L I XX V . a a a M rg ret Sophi , second daughter of Rob ert Joh nstone

E . Pa and Stoney , sq , of rsonstown , for nine years the wife of G M D O eorge Johnstone Stoney , . . , died ctob er 13th , 1872 a 2 a , ged 9 ye rs .

a a Some men forw rd motion love , b But I y b ackward steps would move . F a a or time, th t g ve, doth now his gift confound .

I b a A n loving remem r nce of nne , third daughter of Bin D h n f . L . G rana e r a d R ock ore st a don Blood , , of , County Cl re , and Wi Oa l P ’ dow of George Stoney , of k ey ark , King s County , b 4 th 1 1 O 2 1 2 80 b 88 8 a . orn June , , died cto er 9 , 3 , aged ye rs ” Thy Word is very pure ; therefore thy servant loved it . —P v 1 a . 4 . s lm cxix . 0

I b a a a a n loving remem r nce of K th rine H rriet Stoney , a and a a second d ughter of George Anne Stoney , of O kley P rk , ’ b F 1824 i F 24 King s County , orn eb ruary 5 , , d ed eb ruary , 188 a 63 a 7 , ged ye rs . L V XX . RB ET R Turb ett Es TU T . a b . S cred to the memory of o ert , q , a 2lst a a of Greenmount , who dep rted this life the J nu ry ,

18 0 0 a . A and a a 3 , aged 7 ye rs sincere ex lted Christi n , he a b a a and fulﬁlled the rel tive duties of hus nd , p rent , friend n d i with unaffected piety a exemplary affection . H s virtues

could only b e duly appreciated by those who knew him , whilst the sorrowing recollection of so much dep arted worth affords the most convincing assurance that he lived re s e and and a b all w p cte d esteemed , died l mented y who kne

him . L VI XX .

E L R . N. . 8 mm a Usher , daughter of ieut . Usher, , died Dec , 8 2 18 9 , aged 6 years . L VII XX .

- h l . Ve rsc o e Family b urial place of J . L y , eldest son of the h R nd a Versch o le a a EL M . 66t ev . Joseph a C therine y , C pt in , R Tala a A lb uh era V a P egim ent, Douro , ver , , ittori , yrenees , A D THE GR VEYAR . 4 5

N O P a. a ivelle , Nive , rthes , eninsul He dep rted this life the d E b an . T h 18 5. 28t Sept . , 7 rected y his wife three sons he nd a a a a : b b e Lord gave , a the Lord h th t ken w y lessed the ” name of the Lord .

LXXVIII . T a a Pa a r Ra a he f mily v ult of trick W ld on , thg r House .

a Pa a b 2lst A u t . 1 8 i M ry, wife of trick W ldron , orn g , 7 7 , d ed b 1 24 R . I . P La a 1 th 8 . . 9 Dec . , urence W ldron , elder rother of P b 1 63 2oth Ma 1833 R I P a . atrick W ldron , orn 7 , died y , . . . a b James S . Murphy , son of Jeremi h Murphy of Cork , orn

1 1 2 . R I . P Pa a 18 i 8 5 . . 7, d ed trick W ldron , who a b b e was b 5th b c used this tom to erected , orn Septem er, h 2 . 1851 . R I . P . a 1 31st . 77 , died Dec , Jo n W ldron , second n P and a a b 13th A il 18 1 so of atrick M ry W ldron, orn pr , 5 , died

b 184 . R . I . P Pa E a th 7 . a d 8 Decem er , trick dw rd W l ron , Pat and a a r b 1lth fourth son of rick M ry W ld on , orn J anuary ,

1 4 . 24 22nd Ma 8 R . I P . 18 , died y , 6 . L I XX X . This Stone was erected b y Maria to the memory of her b a l a W 618 t R hus nd Wil i m hite , of the egiment , who dep arted

3 th 1 28 . this life the o April , 8 LXXX

I L Es . n memory of John . White , q , Surgeon , who dep arted i 25th da u 1870 a 65 T this l fe on the y of J ne , , ged years . his monument w as erected b y a few personal friends and in a in b a h ab it nts of Dundrum , remem r nce of h is many social a a an d as a a an qu lities , his c re kindness physici n , d especially his attention to the poor of the village and surrounding

district .

L a n d b 1 ieuten nt He ry White, ied Decem er , 8 70 . Mary

O b 18 71 . F a a Wright , died cto er, r nces Dorothe , wife of Dr . 4 L . 8 18 . J . White , died July th , 7 LI ST OF BURIAL S

F m Ins i ions not rinted in u ll ro cr pt p f . i A d. 10 Bridget , w fe of John nderson , of Dundrum , June ,

1881, a. 69 .

a E z ab A d . . 10 1 M ry li eth ddy , Sept , 859 , a . 4 .

l k ea h i l a C ons d. A O . 28 18 a 2 W l i m shton , of g , ct , 79 , . 4 . llia Bu a a Wi m rke , Woollen M nuf cturer , of Milltown Mills ,

d . A . 19 1823 a . 4 3 a son C t n ug , , lso his , hris opher, d . a 4 H SH or 6 T E PARI TANEY .

d O . 2 a Garret Byrne , of Milltown , . ct 5 , 188 , 72 ; also his

E d Jan . 31 1886 a 6 i d u E 6 . . a z wife sther , , , . ; the r , li a 2 b d . 1 1863 a . nd E a dau . eth , June , , their , llen ,

d . a 17 1870 a . 14 a a b M rch , , ; lso Mich el Butler, rother 2 E (1 A 4 1881 4 2 . a . of sther Byrne , . pril , ,

d O 21 1 a 12 Henry Byrne , . ct . , 877, . .

d . . 22 1880 a . 18 a at John Byrne , Dec , , ; lso three children,

an early age . 1 1 8 a . d a 6 . 8 9 69 a James Burke, . M rch , ; lso his wife ,

a i d Nov 4 18 a . 4 1 . C ther ne, . . , 70 ,

a Fe 2 A F F St. d b . 1 nne , wife of r ncis Burke , of leet , . 8 , 789 , 4 a a . 3 ; lso nine of her children . d a 18 62 an d . E John Byrne , M rch 9 , his son , dward , d . Jan .

d 1 . 18 8 18 a a . O 8 James B rrett , of Churchtown , ct , , . 7 also

d . a 18 182 4 a 0 a . 5 d his wife , M ry, M rch , , ; their au . ,

d . 10 1 29 a 24 n L a a 8 . a d M rg ret , July , , their son , uke ,

2 1850 a . 4 8 . d . July , ,

T d . A 8 Clare , wife of John Byrne , of ownsend Street, pril , 1 21 a 38 a a a T 8 , lso three children , M rg ret , eresa, and

Eliz a.

R d . A . 8 1820 a . 8 a ob ert B arnes , ug , , 7 lso his dau

a d . a 4 1800 a . 33 an d Ch rlotte Dillon , M rch , , her son , d 2 1 G a L 83 a . . 0 2 eorge B rnes oughlin , July , , 3 .

d A 20 18 2 a 5 9 . 0 a d William Browne, . pril , , , ; lso his au . ,

Ma 10 18 9 a . 1 son T d . 7 a F . Kate , y , , 5 ; his , hom s , d . d on A 2 18 3 a . an s E a d A 6 9 . ug . , , his , phr im J . ug

d 12 1 R a . A a . 4 5 a 870 . ich ard Be sley, of B llinteer, pril , ,

L d Ma 15 1773 . arence Byrne , . y ,

P d . . 8 18 1 a 28 a 6 . Julia, wife of trick Cumiskey , Dec , , ; and

d . Ma 1 1 . T 0 863 a 4 . his father , erence , y , , 7

2 1 1 a 4 A d Feb . 0 8 . a . 7 7 a rthur C rton , , , ; his wife , C therine ,

d - M 1857 a . 58 an a i d . a y 7 , , ; their three gr nd ch ldren ,

d . who . young

15 1 5 a . 5 E d . dward Connor , , 77 , 7 . ’ a a a d May 2 M argaret , wife of John C nn , of H rold s Cross , . 8,

0 . 1816 , a . 6

d . A 2 1 a Stephen Connor , of Dundrum , pril , 886 , . 30 ; and

E m . 2ndl A b Ga d A . 5 his wife , sther ( who y l ert te), . ug ,

1890 .

4 H A SH or A 8 T E P RI T NEY.

P b 28 1 66 a. 4 4 a a d . N 7 trick Dur s , ovem er , , .

( 1 N a f i La . b 2 1 a Willi m Du f , of Gold ng ne , ovem er 6, 776, . 76 . A l a a R d O b nne , wife of Wi li m Dunne , of Be ver ow , . cto er 7 ,

1 a 8 . 885, . 5

a N -l - a E e d . Kate , sister of J mes g n , of ewtown Willows ,

18 a . 2 7 . M arch 6, 77 ,

8 2 a . E r d . F b a 6 1 9 0 lv e d 7 . James , e ru ry , ,

E d . b 11 1 2 William nnis . of Kingston , Decem er , 8 6 , a . 68 ;

d . a 2 1 Al a 3 80 8 a . 4 also his wife , ici , M rch , , 9 and their

A d a a 1 18 15 a . 2 1 son, ndrew , . J nu ry , , .

a F a a a Ra a a d . N b 15 1 5 Willi m l nn g n , of thf rnh m, ovem er , 7 9 ,

1 a . a . 9 ; lso seven of his children ” C a Pa Fa c h anem an N w harles , f ther of trick rrel , , of e St

d A i 21 1 35 a . 55 a dau C atr . pr l , 7 , ; lso his . , ein , Hugh

an d C atrein . F arrel , his wife , E A E a F n d z a . a 8 1855 li vice , wife of Henry dw rd lyn , M rch , . A F a a a A nne M . ox, of Milltown ; lso her d us . , K te , vice , a i and T F a M D. Monic , Joseph ne , her son , hom s J . ox , . , a Pa Kil ob b in and h is Wi a of Cott ge rk , g , fe, Julia M ria,

an d their children .

P F I d . A 22 1 2 a 4 atrick leming , nspector , pril , 89 , . 6 ;

E z ab d . a a 1 also his wife , li eth , J nu ry 7, 1890, a . 4 0 and Ma 1 1 dau . a d . 880 a . 5 . their , M ry , y , , 5

A dau . Pa F Ra a d Feb Bridget nne , of trick ield , of nel gh , . .

2 1888 a. 2 1 a Pa . d . N b 12 0 , , ; lso trick , jun , ovem er ,

2 . 189 1 , a . 4

a a F a a a R . l E Mrs . M ri ox, f ithful serv nt of W . Hil as , sq . , of b a 1 1 1 8 d . 8 Farm Hill , Fe ru ry , 9 .

F Pa d . O b 6 1 a Daniel inn , of trick Street , cto er , 808 , . 3 1.

F d . Feb . 20 18 63 a . 52 and Henry ullerton , , , ; his son, T d a 16 185 a homas , . M rch , 9 , . 7 .

P and a a Fa l al son atrick H nn h rrel ; so their , John , d . De

- - c em b er 16 18 79 and dau . in law a , ; their , M ry, wife of d M 1 P F . a 6 884 atrick arrell , y , . F d a a 18 1 a 4 i . 9 9 . ia . Will m nn , J nu ry , , 7 d a . Jan 2 1 David Goold , of Cl re Street , . 7, 790 , a. 74 ; and

Pa d . A . 1 1 1 b 78 a . 5 his rother , trick , ug , , 7 . 22 1 8 A d . A 8 3 a . 62 and hi mos Godsell , pril , , ; s wife , Mary ,

b 188 a. 6 . d . 5 6 6 Decem er , ,

a a d . . 8 1890 a . 72 and Mich el G rvey , Dec , , , his wife Catherine ,

M 18 4 a. d . a 8 9 69 . y , , THE GRAVEYARD . 4 9

l d M 4 R n . a Ab . a ob ert , youngest so of Wm H l, of erdeen , y ,

1883 , a . 5 .

P 1 18 1 a . 54 and d u d d . N b 5 6 a aul Ham , ovem er , , ; his ., .

2 1 15 a . 1 . July 6, 8 , 9

n a a P t b d . a 24 181 John , so of D niel H yes , of or o ello , M rch , 7 .

a . 19 . M a wi a t a Ch d . a 9 189 3 M ry , fe of M t hew H rt , of urchtown , y , ,

a . 4 5 .

A T as d . A . 26 1 a 34 . nn , wife of hom Hughes , ug , 769 , .

E d . O b 2 1 a 4 . dmund Jones , cto er 0, 766, . 5

a (1. O b 4 18 6 a . 6 James J ckson , cto er , 0 , 7 .

a i l d . t b 1 1 58 a 4 a J ames Ke rney , of H l , Oc o er 7 , 7 , . 6 lso

two of his children .

d . b 10 1 11 Mrs . M ary Kearney, Septem er , 8 .

1 E iz ab a Kinlen d . a 26 188 0 a . 1 . l eth M ry , M rch , , 9

a d . une 22 1824 a . 60 . Daniel K ne , J , ,

l d Fe . 1 a Elnoir b 73 . 40 a Mrs . . 9 7 Kel y , , , ; lso ﬁve of her

d a . d N b 2 1 8 an 3 5 . children , Mich el Kelly , sen , . ovem er , 7 T a C d O 1 i . 4 3 . S mon , son of erence K ne , of ullenswood , ct . , 80

r Eliz ab eth f F . d ar 26 Ma y , wi e of John Knott , . M ch , 2 18 79 , a. 8 .

a a b a d Jan . M ry , wife of J mes Kennedy, of Du lin , merch nt, . 1 a 60 7, 779 , . .

l d . M 2 188 4 a. 1 John Kel y , ay 0 , , 6 .

T i d . 2 1 a a a . 5 804 39 hom s K nsell , Dec , , . . a a W ind Ar our d be 14 188 a 5 A b L b . O t m rose ng n , of y , c o r , 7, . 5 .

i eb d . 1 1 1 a L eth a 8 . 68 . Mar an y , M rch , 9 , ’ L a L (1. 2 1 22 John ee , of W ll s ane , Jan . 0 , 8 , a. 58 .

d Jan 4 18 1 a . 8 5 . e L . Jo . ennon , . , 9 ,

la L a d O 21 1 2 a 1 . Marcel eon rd , . ct . , 88 , . 0 M e s d d a a ate . A 17 1853 an b M ry J ne , pril , ; her rother, M a 2 1 82 Ab a a d . r h m , y 6, 8 .

Ca M ‘Ke e a i R a d therine , wife of Wm . , of H dd ngton o d , .

Ma 24 1873 a . 61 and a Ca n d y , , their d ughter , theri e, .

19 18 2 a . 30 . Sept . , 7 , T a a t a 8 6 a i a a hom s M sset , of Dundrum, . ; lso his w fe , S r h ,

a . 102 t d M a 22 180 8 a . 66 and ; heir son , Solomon , . y , , ; a a son sever l more of their f mily ; also their , Thomas ,

d . a 5 1827 a . 76 and if a a d . M rch , , , his w e , M rg ret ,

1826 a. 56 and n d . A , ; their so , Solomon , ug. 9 ,

1859 , a. 57 . H R SH r 50 T E PA I o TANEY .

A dau . a McG arr P L a d . Ma 1 1 2 nne , of Bry n y , of ill ne , y , 77 .

A T a d . 10 1 a gnes, wife of imothy M guire , June , 779, . 33 ;

also two of her children .

‘ M Kenna d . a 2 1883 a . 34 a James , M rch , , ; lso his child ,

a d . and a and E C therine , young ; p rents , Christopher llen ,

a 4 and 68 and h is Ca a . 16 A . 7 sisters , therine , , and nn e ,

a. 12 .

M ‘L ou hlin d son . 4 18 John , of John g , of Milltown , July , 80 ,

a . a Pa and T 9 a a. 14 months ; lso his sons , trick hom s , 5 ll and 13 a a . 1 5, who were ccident y drowned on Dec 9 , 1 6 88 .

An t a d . a 1 1 5 nie, wife of Chris opher Mullig n , M rch 7, 7 6.

N d . 30 18 14 a . F t Mrs rances ew on , June , , . 80 .

E iz T a a W inetav ern l ab eth , wife of hom s Mor n , of Street , d .

A 2 8 1 a . 3 1 0 . 5 ug . , , 7

E . . 11 1 1 a . dward Mullins , d Dec , 8 7 , . 37 ’ DAr A dau . c a d a 2 1 2 4 a . . 8 5 . nne , youngest of y M hon , M rch , ,

a d . 25 18 82 a. 76 a h is i J mes Murphy , June , , lso w fe , M ary ,

a 13 1882 a . 75 . d . M rch , ,

‘ M Arth ur d . 28 1880 a . 11 . William , July , ,

‘ M ab e d A 16 1 2 a b C . . 865 a Willi m , rother of John , ug , , . 0 ; h i a a a a also s inf nt sister , K te ; his gr ndf ther , Mich ael ’ 4 1 a 1 d ill d . a 1 857 . an a O Ne , M rch , , 7 ; his gr ndmother , ’ ill d . 16 1 1 a Jane O Ne , . Sept , 86 , . 60 .

T d . Jan . 31 1867 a . 4 a E homas Murphy , , , 7 lso llen Murphy , d ‘ 2 1 68 a . 4 4 an M D nne l d . 6 8 o l d . 1 July , , ; John , July 9 ,

1884 , a . 4 0 .

da Pa d . O . 21 a u . 1 1 M . J ne , of trick Murphy , Milltown , ct , 88 , a E d 22 18 4 a . 83 a 3 . lso his wife , llen , . Dec , , . ; his

son d . 4 1889 a . 4 dau E , Joseph , June , , 1 ; his sther ,

Ma 21 189 1 a . 14 d d . y , , ; seven other children , . young ;

and son 01. a 8 18 1 a . 4 . his , John , M rch , 7 , 5 ’ E E dau . O Neill F liz ab eth nglish , of John , of rederick Street ,

3 1 8 a 2 . d . Dec . , 7 0 , . 7 ’ a dau T a and a a O Neill Mary Dor , . of hom s S r h , of Dunl avin ,

d l 30 1878 a . a dau . a . Ju y , , lso their , Bridget M ry ,

an 13 1888 a . 1 d . J . , ,

’ R rk d . 11 1 9 1 a. 64 . Laurence O o e , June , 8 , ’

nnor d . A 26 1853 a P O Co . 63 a d Mary , pril , , ; lso atrick , .

2 1 a . 88 n d Jan . 1, 869 , a d Christopher , . June 30 , 1890 ,

a . 56 .

’ A O B rien d . Jan . 19 1 95 a . 62 nthony , , 7 , ; his wife , Julian ,

d. N . 17 a . 4 2 and ov , ; ﬁve of their children . THE GRAVEYARD . 5 1

w l Cecilia Russell P atterson , ife of Wi liam Mitchel of London 8 1 1 8 . derry , d . April 9 ,

A Pa d . 18 72 a . 4 and b n nne nton , June , , 5 her rother, Joh ,

1 3 a . d . Jan . , 87 ,

E a P Arbour d . Feb . 1 1 8 a 82 dw rd urcell , of Windy , , 86 , . ;also i d nine of h s children , who . young . M T P d . a a . 2 homas Godfrey ower , y 5 . 1 T l a O . 6 5 . wo chi dren of John J mes Quinn, ct , 7 9 J nn a A d . an 3 1 58 a . . 0 7 4 5 George Qui , We ver , of sh Street, , , h an d f also four of his c ildren ; Jane , his wi e , who d . 23 1 4 a 63 t six a il Feb . , 77 , . ; wi h of their gr ndch dren . T and Pa R he Mother four Children of trick eynolds , of

Plunket Street .

E a R a d . Feb . 17 1771 a . 56 al his a dw rd y n , , , so wife, J ne ,

1 8 a 4 . 2 8 . d . Sept . 7 , 7 , 9

B ll ierce . m a a d . J n Mary Red ond, of yp , Co C rlow , a . 2 and a i a a . 7 ; two gr ndch ldren , Joh anna, . 7 ; and

a . . B ridget , 5

. d an c a d . . dau . a R A Sarah Jane , of Wm M ry i h rdson, ug 9 ,

2 a 15 and . R a d . . 1 4 a 1 188 , . ; Wm ich rdson, Sept 9 , 89 , . 6 .

N v . 1 18 6 a . 32 a d . o 0 and S amuel R nson , 7 , , : his wife , Maria,

Ma 28 1888 a. 70 a i L d . a a a y , , ; lso the r child , M ri ouis ,

M 185 a 2 . d . a 3 y , 9 , . 5

d 4 1893 a . 8 and his t . A William Su ton , June , , 7 ; wife, nne ,

18 0 a 60 . d . Jan . 7, 9 , . Ma 1 1 i lia l d. 8 880 a . 50 . Maria, w fe of Wil m Sprou e , y , , E a and dau Rob Ta z ab . li eth , wife of John Sherid n , of ert ylor l nl n d M l asca o . L a 1 18 1 a . 4 4 B a m . 5 8 . of y , Co outh, y , ,

a l i d . George Henry Se rle , formerly of Louth , Linco nsh re , April

12 , 1890 , a . 70 .

R dau and i a d Jan 31 189 1 osie , . of Joseph Georg n Smith , . . , ,

a 10 . . 5 h d 8 1 A t A . 1 5 a . 3 . nne , wife of Jo n Se h , ug 7, 7 , .

A a d . 16 18 8 a 2 Mrs . nne Sh n nan , June , 3 , . 7 . 1 4 Nine children of John Scott , 77 . 4 1 8 l a d . a 1 8 6 a . 55 and h is . E Wil i m Sheedy , M rch , , dau , llie ,

d . Feb . 17, 1894 .

’

hi . Th o son 18 8 a . 4 . Mary J . p , d July 6 , 6, 6

i b a a t d . 21 1 8 Jane , w fe of Peter To in ( li s Johns on), Nov . , 77 , 2 THE SH or 5 PARI TANEY .

R a T d . a 31 184 1 a 4 a his ich rd urner , M rch , , . 5 ; lso wife , 33 a 3 n i l a d Ma 5 18 . 6 a d J ne , . y , , ; the follow ng chi dren N a — a of their son , Joseph Turner of ewtown P rk Rich rd ,

8 a . 3 1 185 a . 3 a d 25 1 55 d . t. 3 a a h Sep , , 5 ; S r h , . M rc , , 5 ;

d . . 2 1858 a 1 Feb . 8 1861 a . Joseph , Dec 7 , , . 4 ; John , , ,

E d N v . 23 18 a . a 1 da o 67 . l a a y ; sther , . , , i ; lso Mrs S r h d 1 1 a 68 . Turner , . Sept . 5, 864 , .

a i d . 2 1 a 32 . Walter Bl ke K rwan Tyner , . Oct 6 , 189 , .

z a dau n a n Carolina Eli b eth , . of Arthur W. Webb a d C theri e

M 1 18 1 a . 1 E i bb d . a 5 . l nor We , y , , 7

i r d . . Cather ne, wife of John Wright , of Ormond St eet , Aug 4 2 23 , 1770 , a . .

a Wh itte Ra a a d . Nov . 8 1 56 a . 36 and J mes y , of thf rnh m , , 7 , ;

t r h is i d . n . h ee of ch ldren , who you g

T b a . a d . 17 1793 a . 8 6 . he Hus nd of Mrs Bridget W lsh , June , ,

E a d . O . 9 189 1 a . 62 . mily W lsh, ct , ,

T Fa d . A r 12 1 61 a 88 . John Wade of erenure , rmer , p il , 7 , .

N h o t r d as hi b i T r s e . Lorance , son of ichol W tty , of Du l n , ,

A 1 1 55 a. 20 a a a L a pril 7 , 7 , ; lso his gr ndf ther, or nce

d O . 12 174 8 a . 94 . Byrne, . ct , , C H A P T E R I V

CHRIST CHURCH .

U 180 old BO T the year 9 , it was found that the parish church was no longer large enough for di the congregation atten ng it , and at a Vestry held 1 h on June 3t in that year , it was resolved that a u on new church should be b ilt , a site then approved f old o , near the church , that the expense should not exceed and that the private property in f ld the seats o the o church should be preserved . 18 12 Nothing came of this resolution ;for in , at a 22nd Vestry held on October , it was rescinded, and it was decided that the new church should be built Drum artane upon ground at , then thought to b e ff * long to Mr . John Gi ard, but afterwards found to ’ be owned partly by Alderman Hone , r and that an application should be made to Lord Fitzwilliam for a grant of the fee . r A year afterwa ds , the consent of Lord Fitz l wil iam to grant the fee having been obtained , a petition to the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council for leave to change the site of the parish s church wa prepared , and an application made to

iﬁ ard See G , John , chapter vii . ' Na a a Vii . 1 See Hone, th niel, ch pter 54 THE PARISH or TANEY . the Board of First Fruits for a loan of funds to build the new church . f i Subsequently the plans o the new build ng , l which had been prepared by Mr . William Farre l , of Architect , Kildare Street , Dublin , were approved of of , and ordered to be forwarded to the Board First

Fruits , with a memorial for the loan . This memorial appears upon the minutes of " m of 28th the Board of First E its , under date 18 13 October, , and states that the parish church was too small for the congregation attending it ; that it was intended to build a large and handsome church in a more convenient situation ;that several of the parishioners supported themselves and their mi fa lies by farms upon the mountains , and that they were unable to pay any considerable cess . The memorial res ulted in a grant of as a aid i of loan in of the build ng the church . In 184 4 the Vestry was still in doubt as to what plans it would adopt . In that year a committee was appointed to view Monkstown Church , and it reported that the plan of that church was more eligible than the one drawn by Mr . Farrell . i 18 14 Accord ngly , in May , the Vestry adopted the of design Monkstown Church , with what would now seem to have been considerable alterations , and directed the plans to be laid before the Archbishop f i and the Board o F rst Fruits . This Vestry also determined that the loan of u re sho ld be assessed on the parish , to be

bl c e f Pu i R cord Of ice, Dublin .

6 H SH or 5 T E PARI TANEY .

cost of the church would considerably exceed the loan obtained from the Board of First Fruits ; and 1816 in September , , it was decided to sell the sites of the pews by auction , the purchasers to pay for ’ of the carpenters work ﬁtting the pews , as well as

for the sites themselves , and to be allowed either to attach the pews to their houses in perpetuity, or own i to retain them in their name , in wh ch case they were given power to assign them to anyone

resident in the parish . The Vestry presented the Site of a pew to Lord

‘ Chief Justice Downesfi who was then resident in “ acknowled the parish , as a small but grateful g ment of his unremitting attention to the interests f of o the parish , and particularly his having pro cured the means of building the church at a com ‘ arati el p v y trifling expense . r A similar benefit

f . was con erred upon Alderman Hone and upon Mr. ' ” G iﬁard , as an act of proper respect for having granted a moiety of the ground on which the church

was built . n 24 th The auction was held o Thursday , the 18 16 October , , at the house of Mr . Curran , in Dun “ drum , commonly called the Olympus Boarding

- House , and the sites of twenty six pews were sold , realizing £384

a See Right Hon . William , Baron Downes , ch pter viii. r all a s TVe st y b ook , from which the quot tions in thi a are a a a is ch pter t ken , except where nother uthority men

tioned.

p pendix D . 5 CHRIST CHURCH . 7

The funds raised by th e sale of the pew sites n fﬁ were ot, however , su cient to complete the build 181 ing , and in February , 7, a petition to the Board i of First Fruits for an add tional loan was prepared . It is not clear whether the petition was actually r presented to the Board o not at all events , it was not successful . We learn from this petition , which * of was accompanied by an estimate the expense , that the plans of the church included the erection

of two . a spire, with a clock and bells 18 18 At length , in June , , the church was so far ﬁnished as to admit of its being used for Divine Service ; and the Archbishop of Cashel having granted the necessary license for its use previous to consecration , the Vestry resolved that the church

on 2lst . should be opened Sunday , the June

It is evident , however , from subsequent proceed i ngs of the Vestry , that the church was then far

. 1820 from completed In June , , the church wardens were directed to procure spouts to carry off the water from the roof, which caused so much 1 21 damp inside the church ; and in April , 8 , they were ordered to obtain estimates for rooﬁng the

. V 1 24 8 . tower At the Easter estry in , Mr James

Crofton , ! the outgoing churchwarden , presented his £90 di ’ account, amounting to , for buil ng the sexton s

- lodge , and ﬁnishing the vestry room . In the same year the churchwardens were directed to purchase

Appendix E .

a a i TSee Crofton , J mes , ch pter v i . 58 THE PARISH or TANEY .

a bell , which was to weigh about ﬁve cwt . , and to

£60 . 1825 cost In April , , the Vestry accepted an d 16 1 3 . £ 78 . estimate , amounting to 7 . , from Wm of Moyers , Rathfarnham, for cementing the outside of the church , and putting up metal pipes , and in 1832 it was found necessary to expend £95 on re — rooﬁng the church which does not speak well for the manner in which the work was done in the ﬁrst

instance . The loan from the Board of First Fruits was 1833 never fully repaid . At a Vestry held in the tenth instalment was ordered to be applotted ;but it not of was levied, in consequence of the passing the

Church Temporalities Act , which exonerated the parishioners from repayment of all sums of money

due to the Board . 1833 About the south gallery was erected , partly * by private subscriptions , and partly by a grant

from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners .

The building , which is now used as an infant ’ school and teacher s residence , appears to have been 1 built about 836 for a Sunday school . In 184 4 a small organ was purchased for the

of £4 1 . d church at an expense 7 9 s 6 . , and was

placed in the south gallery . 18 53 In the church was broken into by robbers , who stole the brass branches from the pulpit and

- of reading desk , the sconces in the body the church , n and brass ﬁtti gs from the organ loft .

See Appendix D . 59 CHRIST CHU RCH .

There are persons still residing in the parish who remember the appearance of the church interior at this time ; and plans of the alterations subsequently of made , which are in the possession the Represent ' aﬁord d ative Church Body , ad itional assistance in of rectan correctly describing it . It consisted the o gular space now forming the b dy of the church , w ith a shallow recess in the eastern wall , in which

S - there was an east window , with a small ide light In ni to the north . this recess the commu on table f i stood , having in front o the rails , and stand ng out into the church , the pulpit raised above two

- one n . reading desks , of which stood o either side The pews were the high square erections in which our ancestors concealed themselves from the gaze

f for o their neighbours . A desk the clerk stood under the south gallery near the large window ; the stairs to that gallery being near the clerk’ s desk . By the door which now leads into the south “ porch , the clergymen retired into the robing ” - one room , as the vestry room is called in of the old plans . The north and south galleries were different in design from the present galleries ; the i f oak front panell ng , which was made o solid , was higher , and obstructed the view more , than the l n present panelling ;the front was curvi inear , i stead of being straight ; and the pews were all on nearly the same level , so that persons sitting in the back seats could not see down into the body of the f k i church . Part o the oa panell ng was placed in

a of . the h ll the rectory , where it forms a dado 6 0 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

In the year 1858 the congregation had increased ff so much , that it was found necessary to a ord more r accommodation , as we ﬁnd f om a resolution passed by a meeting of the parishioners in that year but it was not until 1861 or 18 62 that anything was

l . actual y done About that time , the nave was built,

the west gallery erected , and the stairs removed

from under the south gallery, and placed in the t south porch , which was then buil . The com munion table rails were placed upon a platform, and the pulpit and reading - desk erected behind the communion table according to the arrange ” - ment not inappropriately called three decker . These improvements were carried out at a cost of which was raised partly by private sub ri i ns sc pt o , and partly by a grant from the Eccle i l siast ca Commissioners . h W en the present Rector came into ofﬁce , in 1 867 , he found the church arranged as we have now described it ; and within two years of his ff f institution , he had e ected the ﬁrst o the long series of improvements which have been carried ld out through his instrumentality . The o square

pews were then remodelled , and the three

decker arrangement removed , the pulpit being

- placed at the north , and the reading desk at the

of th e . south , side communion table 1 "< In 187 Mr . Henry Roe presented to the

church a very ﬁne organ , made by Forster and

v u See Roe , Henry , chapter . 61 CHRIST CHURCH .

of l Andrews , Hu l , which was placed in the west * gallery . f The erection o the new chancel , with its painted 18 2 w n . i dows , by Mr Roe , in 7 , completed the trans f 18 18 formation o the church , as erected in , into the vastly different building which we are accustomed to see now . This portion of the church is built in the deco of rated style , limestone in broken ashlar masonry, with chiselled limestone dressings and mouldings of to the windows , and with coigns the same material . It contains a large east window , with a

- ﬁv e light decorated tracery . The subj ects depicted

n . com o the window are seven In the ﬁrst section ,

m ncin of e g to the left , we have the Finding Moses f in the ark o bulrushes , and the Building of ’ Solomon s Temple ; in the second , the Brazen Serpent raised upon a well - deﬁned Latin cross ; in n of the third , the Tra slation Elijah ; in the fourth ,

’ Abraham s Sac riﬁce ; and in the ﬁfth , Moses de n r scendi g f om Mount Sinai, with the Tables of the

Law , and King Solomon worshipping in the

Temple . The legend upon the glass is as follows

d T . an . R A 1 he gift of Mr Mrs oe , of Mount nville , 872 ;

w s at 0 nd w It a b uilt a cost of £ 60 , a as ﬁrst used at Divine a a 26 18 1 Service on Sund y , M rch , 7 . The Archb ishop of

b t R R a Ch ene ix T v D. D Du lin (the Mos ev . ich rd rench , . ) b ac a a a and . pre hed suit le sermon on the occ sion , Dr Stewart , a t a s l as R b P f erw rd so we l known Sir o ert rescott Stewart , “ a th e u his and a pl yed instr ment with wonted skill t ste , displaying to perfection th e various and charming comb ina ” t a is a ab . Vide ail Ex ess ions of which the org n c p le D y pr ,

March 27, 18 71 . 2 F 6 THE PARISH O TANEY .

and below the window there is a brass plate ln scribed thus

a Pa b R This chancel presented to T ney rish y Henry oe ,

Esq . , Mount Anville , Dundrum ,

- The small single light windows in the sanctuary , of to the north and south the east window, illustrate —“ I ” the texts was in prison , and ye came unto me , ” and I was sick , and ye visited me which are also one “ f inscribed upon the glass , being the gift o ” “ f Florence Roe , and the other the gift o George " Roe . There are also two windows in the north

of - ne wall the chancel , each with two light tracery , o “ illustrating the texts I was an hungered, and ye ” gave me meat, and I was thirsty, and ye gave ” me drink ; and the other illustrating I was a

o “ stranger , and ye to k me in , and naked, and ye clothed me ; all of which are also inscribed upon ” “ of “ the glass, being the gift Charlotte Roe , the ” “ of of gift Elizabeth Roe, the gift Richard Roe , “ of and the gift Maude Roe , respectively . Mr . Roe furnished the chancel with two handsome brass

- candelabra , and gave elaborate wrought iron com munion rails , and a handsome tessellated pavement in the sanctuary and chancel aisle . Roe off ld Mr . also supplied funds to pay the o debt remaining upon the church , thus enabling it to be fully consecrated . of By the act consecration , which took place on l0 th 18 2 the June , 7 , it was ordained and consti tuted the Parochial Church of the Parish of

4 THE R SH or 6 PA I TANEY .

‘ * M m as f . r . Co o Mr. R Hen y A , Homestead, pre

sented a reredos , upon which are inscribed the words :

“ t all a t a a and are a Come un o me , th t r v il he vy laden , and I ” T i b ” will refresh you . h s do in remem ran ce of me . So a a His l b God loved the world, th t He g ve on y egotten Son .

Mr . J . F . Fuller , gave a carved wood

lectern .

. . l of ll Mr W . J Gou ding , Roebuck Hi , has erected e a b autiful painted window in the north gallery , “ f representing the Good Shepherd , a ter the well known picture by PlCckh orst

I m lia D. L . n loving me ory of Wi l m Goulding , , formerly b 1 1 1 4 . 8 M 88 . P . for Cork , orn 7, died

A mural tablet under the south gallery was

Erected b y a few friends in memory of Mich ael Charles

M . E ar ab Bernard , . , who for forty ye s l oured a in a 24 th A 1 8 1 a 1 as a physici n this p rish died pril , 8 , ged 7

’ — ” ’ a I a R . Job xix 25 . ye rs . know th t my edeemer liveth . j

The church was also much improved by the re

modelling of the north and south galleries in 188 5 . In 1875 the extension of the church grounds to

of the east the church was completed , and a lease of the additional ground was obtained from the

M ‘ m R a A b a a v ii See Co as, ich rd Henry rchi ld , ch pter . n ae a a n T a . a TSee Ber rd , Mich l Ch rles , ch pter vii , d omb

stone No . V . , ch apter iii . R CH IST CHURCH . 65

of b 150 of Is . Earl Pem roke for years , at a rent per of year . To the expense the new entrance gates and f of walls o the extension , as well as to the cost 1884 erecting the new front entrance gates in , and to many other obj ects connected with the parish , * Lord Pembroke subscribed liberally .

o b a b Ge rge Ro ert Ch rles Her ert , thirteenth E arl of b and e a Pem roke , t nth E rl of Montgomery , whose premature

h is - ﬁfth a M 1 death in forty ye r took place on ay 3 , 895 , while w this chapter as in the press . CHAPTER V

CURATE S UNDER THE ARCHDEACON OF DUB LIN A S

RECTOR .

B FONT circa 1615 RO ERT , , is mentioned in the R egal Visita tion of 1615 as of h and serving the churches Taney , Rathfarn am ,

. 26 the of Donnybrook . On Feb , in thirteenth year f 1617 the reign o James I . he was presented Salv atoris V to Silva , otherwise Rathdrum , icarage , i Dubl n Diocese, vacant by lapse or otherwise , and ’ ” h e in the King s gift of full right . Probably went

of for afterwards to the Diocese Raphoe , it appears from a correspondence between Archbishop Laud ' and Lord Straﬁord that a clergyman of the same surname—the Christian name is not given—was b eneﬁced circa 1638 there . He made a wild ’ sermon against the Bishop s jurisdiction , and had 22 164 0 to leave the diocese . On May , , as appears

Dublin Titles B k from the oo , a licence was issued to

R . A . f Robert Pont , , who possibly was a son o the C of Kil i e urate of Taney , to serve the cure p p , Diocese of Fern s and on May 3 1 in the same year ” Earl he was admitted a Deacon at Tawlaght . ( ’

d s L etters 1 4 . S tra or 0 . ﬁ , Dublin , 7 , ed by Dr Wm . ’

v ol. . . 24 5 2 0 33 Knowles , ii , pp , 7 , 7 Bishop Mant s

Hist r o the Chu rch o Ireland 54 4 Di cesan o y f f , p . ; o

Re ister P atent R lls I g ; o , James . , p .

a t i . 3 . See ch p er . , p C R S D CHD C N OF D B IN U ATE UN ER AR EA O U L . 67

CH D SC c irca 1 30 RI AR PRE OTT , 6 ,

B A . 1 2 M 6 0 . . 1 2 graduated in . , , and A , 6 3 his entrance is not recorded . He is mentioned in Arch k l ’ 14 bishop Bul e ey s report (see p . ) as serving the Of churches Taney , Donnybrook , and Rathfarnham .

H SANHEY 1679 JO N , , 8 16 9 was licensed on May , 7 , to serve the churches Rathfarnam Donnab rook Kil obb an Of , , g , Tawney , ” D Crua h . ublin Titles B o k g , and Whitechurch ( o . )

AR CHDAL L 1 53 MERVYN , 7 ,

Archdall son Of William , Goldsmith and Assay

wh o Master, Of Skinner Row , Dublin ( was a member of of Archdalls the family the Of Fermanagh), by f . o . his wife , Henrietta , dau Rev Henry Gonne, was

I) on 22 1 23 ba t . in Dublin , April , 7 , and p . in St . ’

. D W er ur h s on 9 T. C . on Oct . b g , May He entered . B A 1 4 4 10 3 . . M . 1 9 7 . 1 4 , 7 , and graduated , , and A , 7 7 .

on . 24 1 50 C He was licensed Jan , 7 , as urate Assist

of ant the Parishes Of Howth and Kilbarrack , and

on . 2 1753 on Oct . , the nomination Of Archdeacon P ococke Kil obb an Tawnee , as Curate of g and at ” a stipend Of £35 and book money . He was also

non - of Nathlash the resident Rector and Kildorrery ,

of 1 4 9 1 58 . in the Diocese Cloyne , from 7 to 7 In P ke a 1 1 . ococ the ye r 76 Dr , who had become Bishop of O A h arne ssory , gave him the living of g y and Attanna h di g in that ocese , which he held until 1786 of Cloneam er , with the Prebend y , and sub A h rn sequently of Mayne . He resigned g a ey on A 68 THE PARISH OF T NEY .

of of being appointed Rector Slane , Diocese Meath , i where he cont nued to reside until his death , on

bur. . 6 179 1. C Aug , He was in Slane hurchyard ,

and a monument was erected to his memory there .

irca 1 4 8 m . c He , ﬁrstly , 7 , Miss Sarah Collis , Of a

who d . 28 1 82 Kilkenny family , May , 7 , having — ’ 1 . bur W er r . . b u h had issue Thomas Prior, in St g s ,

1 50 2 . m . d . 18 7 ; Mervyn , a lawyer , , and 0 9 , m 3 . . leaving issue ; Henrietta , Rev . John Dalton m ’ Harwood ; he . , secondly, in St . Mary s Church ,

on NOV . 25 1782 Dublin , , , Miss Abigail Young .

- f He was the well known antiquary , author O the

o Hibern icum M onastic n , and Of an enlarged edition

’ ’

d e s Peera e. Records o Cork v l of L o g g ( Brady s f , o . ii

1 Dictiona o l . . 4 3 r Nat v o . io a p . 363 ; iii , p ; y f n l ’

ra h . . 67 Com endium o B iog p y , vol p ; Webb s p f

’ h 5 Dublin Titles B ok ra . Hu h Irish Biog p y , p ; o ; g e s s ’ h s 9 9 W erbur . St. y , pp ,

M SH 1 5 JERE Y WAL , 7 8 ,

of . b . 1 0 2 son Rev Philip Walsh , was at Dublin in 7 ,

CO . educated by his father in the Wicklow , and

1 1 1719 . A entered May , He graduated R .

. 1727 . 24 M . on 17 , and A , He was instituted Feb . 2 1 29 Kilweila h 3, 7 , to the Rectories Of g and Kil on loah , in the Diocese Of Meath , the presentation

Of the Earl Of Drogheda . On the nomination

a a b The following uthorities h ve een consulted , in addition — ’ to those mentioned under the several notices Todd s L ist of G raduates of M atriculation Books of R eg isters

a ish and Dublin i ect ies and News a e of Taney P r , D r or p p rs . CU S D CHD C OF D B 69 RATE UN ER AR EA ON U LIN .

n . 1 Of Archdeacon Mann , he was licensed o Sept , ” 1 of “ Kil ob bin 758 , Curate g and Tawney, at a ” f - m stipend o and book money . He . at 1 f . 8 . o Whitehall , Sept , 77 , Mrs Eyre , widow the

M P . f Co . . o late Thomas Eyre, for the borough Fore ,

M eath and Dub lin Titles B o ks Westmeath . ( o ; ’ H ibernian hfa az ine . 1 8 . Walker s g , Sept , 77 , p

M W 1 8 WILLIA D YER , 7 7 ,

of . b . 1753 son Mr Darby Dwyer , Of Tipperary , was ,

T D 1 1 5 . C . . on 3 7 and entered . as a sizar June , 7

1 B . A He took a Scholarship in 777 , and graduated . ,

1 80 . 25 1 80 7 He was ordained on July , 7 , in ’ f . o St Mark s Church , Dublin , by the Bishop Dro 10 1 8 more . He was licensed Jan . , 7 7 , on the nomination of Archdeacon Hastings to the Curacy of Taney , but only held it until October in the same ’ year , when he was appointed Curate Of St . John s ,

i . Dubl n He was subsequently , from March to 1 89 June , 7 , Rector of Clonmult , and from the

18 13 Tem leroan latter date to Rector Of p , both in r the Diocese Of Cloyne . He also held the Cu acy N of Of ohoval , Diocese Cork , to which he was ’

. 18 1802 . R ec rds o Cork licensed Sept , (Brady s o f , 22 Dublin L ice e i. . 5 . . 153 39 ns vol . , p , vol . ii , pp , 7 ’ ’

or Ordination Hu h es s St. J hn s . f ; g o , p 7

H W M B 1 - 18 14 MATT E CA P ELL , 787 ,

of . C of b . son Mr Robert ampbell , Monaghan , was

’ 1758 . . He was educated at Mr Allen s School , and

. 4 1 6 B . A . 7 . entered Nov , 7 He graduated , F 70 THE PAR ISH O TANEY .

f 1 8 1 . a o 7 On the nomin tion Archdeacon Hastings , l f n N C o o O . 9 he was icensed to the uracy Taney V , 1 8 7 7 , and was appointed subsequently Rural Dean

n . 1 180 2 10 18 13 o 7 . Of Taney Aug , On June , , he

a of Kil ob b in on was ppointed Perpetual Curate g , of the nomination Archdeacon Fowler , but seems to have continued to discharge the duty of Taney until the following year , when his successor, Mr .

Ryan , was appointed . At a Vestry held on April 12 1814 him , , it was resolved to present with an “ address for his faithful conduct in the discharge of ” - ﬁ r his duty during a period of twenty v e yea s . He

a f Kil obb in ret ined the Curacy o g until his death ,

r circa 18 1 m . 1 1 9 5 which occu red 7 . He June 7 , 7 , d 1 of Elizabeth ( . June , widow Garret

l . m 1 80 Eng ish , Esq (whom she . 7 , her maiden one son name being White), and had issue ,

b . 1800 m . 1826 Frederick , , who , , Miss Maria

d 22 d . . 15 1861 Murray ( . Nov . , and Feb , ,

m . C . one b . 180 2 . and daughter , Eliza , , who in T , 1 E . d . . 5 . 18 1824 s Sept , , John Roe , q , and Oct ,

182 X . X X . 6 . (See Tombstones VI and L I , chapter

Dublin Titles B k . iii . ) ( oo )

ICH D 18 14 - 20 R AR RYAN , ,

of . of was a son the Rev William Ryan, Tipperary,

’

b 1 8 . . and was . 7 7 He was educated at Mr White s

D. 5 1 0 6 . T. O. 8 school in Dublin , and entered May , 2 B . A . 1811 M . . 183 . He graduated , , and A , He was 24 18 14 nominated on March , , by Archdeacon f Saurin to the Curacy O Taney , and was licensed on

2 H SH OF 7 T E PARI TANEY .

l June in the fol owing year , when his successor ,

f . Mr . Vance , took charge o the parish At a Vestry 18 1821 held on Sept . , , a resolution was pro posed by Mr . Wadden , seconded by Chief Justice

Downes , ! and unanimously adopted , requesting the “ of Archdeacon to convey to Mr . Hunt the thanks a of the congreg tion , and their sense the pure zeal which inﬂuenced him in the discharge Of his ” clerical duties . He was subsequently appointed 1822 V C in icar Of Kiltoom and amma , in the

Of of . Diocese Elphin , on the nomination Dr John

of on . 23 182 Leslie , then Bishop that see ; Aug , 7, ’ C a Minor Canon Of St . Patrick s athedral , Dublin ; on 1 29 and March 7 , 8 , Rector Of Ahascragh , also of in Elphin , which diocese he had been nominated

- V 3 184 5 . . D icar General On March , , r Leslie , of who had become Bishop Kilmore and Ardagh , as of l well as Elphin , col ated him to the Rectory of Of Lurgan (Virginia), Diocese Kilmore , which he held with his min or canonry and vicar - generalship 22 1861 until his death , which Occurred on May , , at Donnybrook . His remains were interred at

CO . . m . 1823 Shercock , Cavan He , , Miss Rose

Ecclesiast al om . ic C Anne Adair , and had issue ( ’ m issioners R e rt 1 4 K lm re e ister 8 6 . 5 i po , 3 , p 6 ; o R g ; ’ C F as i t &c . . . . otton s , , vol ii , p

M D C 1821 WILLIA FOR E VAN E , ,

of of b . son the Rev . Patrick Vance , Antrim, was 1 9 7 6 , educated at Armagh School , under Dr . Miller ,

a a a V11 . See W dden , B rret , ch pter

' l a a s a . 1 See Right Hon . Wil i m, B ron Downe , ch pter viii F B L m C URATES UNDER ARCHDEACON O DU .

D . 1 1813 . T O . and entered . . as a pensioner , Nov ,

The date of his B A degree is not recorded . He C of M . 1822 . took out his . A in He acted as urate J 1 821 Taney from une to December , ; but no k license for him appears in the Titles B oo . It

. 1822 V on . 1 was resolved , at a estry Jan , , that an r address expressing regret at his departu e , and the

’ r parishioners wishes for his futu e welfare , should m be drawn up and presented to him . He . in C u u n 1 1 23 r mlin Ch rch o March , 8 , Miss Anna l be la Oakley .

M S W 1821 - 24 JA E BUL ER , ,

nl ul . of was the o y son of James B wer , Esq , Ayl

S . ham , Norfolk , by his wife Mary , dau of John f N . o . Seaman , Esq , Felmingham Hall , orfolk He C entered Jesus College , ambridge , and graduated 1 M 1 B A 18 8 A 823 . . . , , and , He was ordained Deacon of N w 181 by the Bishop or ich , 8 , and Priest by the f o 23 1 22 . Bishop Kilmore , June , 8 He served as of 1821 to 1824 Curate Taney from December , , , but not does appear to have been licensed . A vote Of thanks was accorded to him by the Vestry on April 20 1824 “ , , for his indefatigable zeal He re ou 16 1824 signed, being appointed (May , ) to the hi Perpetual Curacy of Booterstown , w ch he held n only a short time , resigni g it in the following year The years 1825 and 1826 he spent in

-a nd 182 Madeira Portugal, and from 7 to 1833 re at C ’ , of . ul sided lifton and served as Curate St Pa s ,

Bristol . He was present at the memorable Bristol 4 7 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

1831 riots in , when he was assaulted by the mob and he afterwards gave evidence for the defence at

1832 of C Es . the trial , in Oct. , , harles Pinney , q , Of n the Mayor Bristol , for havi g neglected his duty on that occasion . He was Minister of York Chapel ,

’ C of 1833 and urate St . James , Westminster , from

184 0 C a of Er to , and ur te Blickling and South in h am N 184 8 p g , in orfolk, until , when he was uﬁi eld of appointed by the Dowager Lady S , Blick

of ling , Rector Stody with Hunworth , in the Diocese f o . Norwich . He held this cure until his death He d 1 1 1 4 bur . on 8 9 8 . June , 7 , aged , and was at Hun f f . m . o worth He . Eliza , only dau Archibald Red ord , f 1 . o : . Esq , the Irish Bar , and had issue James

of . C . Benjamin Redford , the English Bar , Q , formerly

M P . 1 4 1880 . . 8 for Ipswich , from Feb , 7 , to March , , No C . 1881 v and for ambridgeshire , from Sept , , to . , 1885 of , and now Chairman the Norfolk Quarter

of Sessions , Recorder Cambridge , and Master in

2 of Tom ard CO . Lunacy ; . Archibald Redford , , m 18 56 of Kildare , . , , Jean Hamilton , sister Sir of Alexander Gibson Maitland , third Baronet , Clif

ton CO . . Hall, Midlothian , and has issue two daus , 3 Agnes and Dora Eleanor . Walter John Redford ,

f m . 1 1 a O . 8 5 Barrowford , CO Kildare , , , Helena Sar h , f of O . third dau . Rev Henry Moore , Rector Ferns ,

CO . Wexford , and has issue one son , Henry Alan , f b . 1854 m . 1886 . o , , , Mary , third dau Richard

in ﬁ ld Co . k Robert W g e , of Fairy Hall , Wic low , and 4 one . . has issue dau , Dorothy ; Dorothea Maria

m 184 0 . D D. Redford , . , , Rev Humphrey Lloyd , . ,

f . late Provost o Trinity College , Dublin CURATES UNDER ARCHDEACON OF DUBLIN . 75

u of Views o M adeira Mr . B lwer was author f ,

18 25 - 26 ; Views of Cintra in P ortugal; and Views

W o n lan d of in the est f E g . For upwards twenty 18 4 0 a years from , he had charge of the Libr ry Of l rare and valuable books at Blick ing Hall , collected

Maittaire by , early in the eighteenth century , and was a frequent contributor to the No rfolk A rchwa lo u gical Jo rnal. He was learned in botany and mineralogy , and possessed a complete collection of S of British hells , most which are now in the British

Museum . He was an accomplished artist in water of colours , and made two beautiful collections draw

’ i one Blom eﬁeld s ings and engrav ngs , illustrating ’ Hist r o N lk Collinson s H ist r o o y f orfo , the other o y f

S mersetshire of o , which together ﬁll upwards seventy i f large fol os , and are now in the possession o his ’ i son Sketches o B terst wn d . m eldest (Blacker s f oo o , ,

. r a ha r Es 8 T i lo C les P inne . 1833 p ; f y , q Blackwood , . )

M N 1824 - 25 HENRY HA ILTO , , s n f E o o s . of b 1 6 Henry Hamilton , q , Dublin , . 79 , was educated privately , and entered April

- 6 1812 C . B A , , as a Fellow ommoner He graduated . . , 1 1 8 1 32 . M . . 9 , and A , 8 He was ordained Deacon at i 5 1822 . In K lmore , July , He was instituted as cum

of U of P ollardstown bent the nion Thomastown , ,

i on and Dunmurry , in the Diocese Of K ldare , June

8 1822 on of of , , the presentation the Duke Leinster ;

at - n he was ﬁrst non resident , and though ot li d C of Ma 1 24 cense , acted as urate Taney from y, 8 , 1825 to May, . In the latter year a Glebe House 76 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

was built at Thomastown , and he went to reside

. there He held the living until his death , which

’ circa 1 4 E occurred 8 5 . ( cclesiastical Commissioners Re ort 183 p , 7 , p .

D BU RROW Es C M B 1 2 - ALEXAN ER A P ELL , 8 5 28 ,

- - son of C . a Burrowes ampbell , E sq , Barrister t Law ,

was educated by Mr . White , and having entered

181 B A. a Scholarship , 9 , and graduated . ,

1820 M . . 1828 , and A , . He was ordained a Deacon , ’ and subsequently admitted to Priest s Orders at

on 23 1823 of Kilmore , June , . He acted as Curate a 1825 b ut T ney from May , , was not licensed until

24 in . Feb. the following year His nomination by

. 23 1825 . Archdeacon Torrens is dated Aug , He 1 2 held the curacy until 8 8 . He was Perpetual of Re ddish am ff 184 9 Curate Great , Su olk, from to

18 58 of C , and Chaplain to the Earl owley from 1858 18 86 son to . He had a , John , by his wife ,

’ ba t C Clerical Caroline , p . in T . C . ( rockford s

Director 1 y , 879

H O 1828 - 1884 JO N PRI R , ,

- f f . o eldest son o Dr Thomas Prior , Vice Provost

I) 25 180 3 was . May , and having been edu

cated by Mr . Jones , entered and graduated M 1 2 2 . 8 . 1 6 . 9 B . A 8 . , , and A , Having taken Holy 1 1828 no Orders , he was licensed March , , on the

of mination Archdeacon Torrens , Curate Assistant on 8 18 30 of Of Donnybrook , and March , , Curate for Taney. The license mentions that he had some C S D A CHD C OF D B URATE UN ER R EA ON U LIN . 77

a months previously disch rged the duties . He held

i . 18 34 t th s cure until Aug , , when he was obliged o

f - n resign on account o ill health . At a meeti g of the

on . 2 18 34 parishioners , held Oct 7 , , a resolution was adopted expressive of regret at the cause of his “ i resignation , and record ng the sense entertained of ” his activity , benevolence , and Christian charity . It was also decided that a piece of plate should be

for . l 13 subscribed and presented to him On Ju y , 18 51 of , he was appointed Rector Rathcormack , D f n f iocese o Cloyne , and was subseque tly Rector o l a f Kirk ington , Diocese Of Ripon , and Rur l Dean o d . . 2 1 18 . 6 East Catterick , Yorkshire He Dec , 7.

m 1 33 dau f 8 . o He . , ﬁrstly , , Sophia , second John

i l a . . Carr e Odell , Esq , of g , Co Waterford , by whom u he had no issue s rviving ; and secondly , Sept .

13 1836 . of , , Sarah , only surviving dau the Hon . — 1 Charles Butler , and had issue by her . Charles m f J . P . . . o Butler , , Dora , dau Richard Phillips , 1 d. . 875 D . E sq . , . L , Jan 7 , , leaving a son Richard

2 . m Henry, and other issue Henry Wallis , . Mary f i o . Anne , dau . Richard Ph llips , Esq , and has issue ;

d. anm . 4 3 . ; . Alice Maria , Sophia Elizabeth , m .

- W in hi . c lse Major Gen Henry Frederick Ely . On

of . the death her nephew , Mrs Prior succeeded to f o a CO . her paternal estates C stlecomer , Kilkenny , Hi swell Kirklington , p , and Hudswell , Co . York ;

on . 30 1882 and Aug , , assumed , by royal license , W andesforde . d . 21 the surname of She Dec . , 1892 , and was succeeded by her grandson , Richard

’ Henry Prior W ande sforde . (Brady s Reco rds of H A SH OF N 78 T E P RI TA EY .

rk . 3 3 Titles B k W des r C . . 7 an o d o o , vol ii , p ; oo ; f e f

Castlec m er and Kirklin t n o g o ,

A M E N S 1834 - 3 S U L HE RY MA ON , 6 ,

Es b 1 a . . 80 9 son of Willi m Mason , q , , was educated ’

. 18 at Mr. Flinn s school , and entered Oct ,

1 24 B . A . 18 3 1 out 8 . He graduated , , and took a

1 . B 18 5 . D 18 2 a 5 . LL . . degree , and a LL , He cted C of 1834 as urate Taney from August , , to March ,

18 86 . of , but was not licensed He was one the ofﬁcials in the E cclesiastical Commissioners ’ ofﬁce

1 63 . d . 1 1 184 9 8 5 8 65 . from to He April ,

M CH SOHOAL Es 1 - 3 CLE ENT AR ER , 836 7 ,

E . of Schoales s . C son John , q , Q Assistant Bar rister , Co . Kildare , by his wife Clementina , dau . of

. D I) 18 M 0 . Clement Archer , Esq , was . 7 He was ’ educated at Mr . White s school , in Dublin , and D T . O. . on l 7 1823 having entered Ju y , , graduated 1 . 832 M . B A 1829 . . . , , and A , He was ordained Deacon

C l . 18 1832 sub se in Ferns athedra , Oct , , and

C of quently Priest . He acted as urate Taney from

183 . March , to October , 7 He was after

of l of wards Curate Bal yshannon , in the Diocese

- Raphoe, for some years . Owing to ill health , he d t . did not seek further prefermen , and in Dublin

1864 . in March ,

M E O D 1836 - 51 WILLIA H NRY STANF R , , E f s . o was a son of William Stanford , q , Cavan , a f o . descendant Bishop Bedell , by his wife Sarah , dau

80 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

C character as a hristian minister . He held Rin 22 1 on 85 m . . 6 curran until his death Feb , . He ,

’

on . 3 1 1833 in St . Ann s Church , Dublin , Oct , , f h r n . o E Kat a e s . E sther y , dau David Peter , q , who d 1 3 —1 lli 86 . . in , and had issue Wi am Henry ’

ba t M . B . m i N . assau ( p . St Ann s), , . M ss N 13 18 1 2 Merelina . ov . 7 F Tindal , , . Bedell m B A O . . 2 1 8 ba t . . . 86 Q . . 9 ( p T . ) , , in H , , Sept , , f E o s . Phoebe , dau . Andrew Thompson , q , and has a m son 3 . . , Bedell ; Charles Edward Stuart, Fanny f 4 li . d . o Es . ( . Nov . , dau Wil am R Box , q ,

7 1887 4 . Kath ar n e Dec . , Adelaide E sther y , m Es d 24 1889 . John H . Cooper , q . , . July , , leaving i i 5 . V a son , Henry Austin Samuel ; rgin a Pauline

ba t m . d ( p . T . . Samuel Cooper , E sq , who . March CHAPTER VI . C S D C S M 1 8 5 1 R E T O R A N U R A T E F R O .

E CTO R S R .

D W B D 18 51 - 5 AN RE NO LE BRE IN , 7 ,

- n B . A . eldest so of Major General Andrew Bredin , ,

b 180 8 . was . Having entered he graduated f 1 2 . A M . 83 . o B . 1830 . , , and A He was Curate St ’ of Ann s , Dublin , and was one the Stearne Cate ’ b ur h s . 28 184 8 . W er . chiste at St g On Dec , , he was a of Rincurran appointed to the Vic rage , Diocese of 12 18 51 on Cork , which he resigned Aug . , , being Of presented with the living Taney , to which he had

1 . been collated on Aug . in the same year He held this parish until he was collated Prebendary of

l on . 23 18 5 . l Dun avin , Dec , 7 He was instal ed on

. 9 on Jan , and resigned in April following being of Clonb ullo u e of appointed Rector g , Diocese Kil dare . He held this living until his death , which 18 1 8 58 . occurred a few months after , on July , He m 18 4 6 l . , ﬁrst , , Miss Mary Wilhe mina Cooper , by —1 whom he had issue . Arthur Francis Noble ; 2 . m . 18 . Margaret Florence Julia , , ﬁrst , 79 , Rev of Killesher Josiah Crampton , Rector , son of Sir

Philip Crampton , Bart . , and secondly , Rev . Lewis a Willi ms , Vicar of Llanwnda , North Wales ; 3 .

i d . anm . 18 61 dl Mary Henr etta , , ; and secon y ,

. . Pem ell of Harriett , dau of Capt Peter , Canterbury ,

G 82 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

—1 Kent , by whom he had issue . Andrew Noble f ba H . . B A l t O . . o Wil iam ( p . T . in , , Rector m 1881 Sutton , Essex , . , , Pamela Adelaide Alice ,

ride ante 2 . dau . of Rev . Josiah Crampton ( ) ; Har

rie Pem ell ba t. . d . anm . 18 6 tt Adelaide ( p T , 7 ; ’ H h s S t 3 . Pem ell d . anm . 1873 . u e s . Ann Jane , , ( g ’ ’

r o rk l. i Werbur h s 9 2 Rec ds C v o . g , p . ; Brady s o f o , , ’

23 . . . 156 Titles B ook Fasti p . 9 ; vol iii , p ; ; Cotton s ,

&c . . v . . , vol , p

DWAR D S D RB 185 - 6 E BU TEE MO AN , 7 7 ,

M I) 1 f ran 1 . o oe . . 8 0 son Edward , Esq , was at Cork , ’ He was educated at Mr . Mulcahy s school , in Cork ,

under Mr . Farrell , and having entered July

3 182 B . A . 1831 . , 6 , graduated , He won Bishop ’ 1832 Law s Mathematical Prize in , and was a

Prizeman in the Fellowship Examination in 1838 .

ou t M . . 184 1 B . D . He took his A degree in , and his

D D . 18 53 . and . degrees in He was ordained Deacon ’ n 1 184 2 . o 7 in St Ann s Church , Dublin , April , , of 184 3 by the Bishop Meath , and Priest in by the for Archbishop of Dublin . He was a short time t f Curate of Bray , and was appointed Incumben o C the Bethel (now hrist Church), Kingstown , in

. 184 3 . 1852 Feb , In he was elected Professor of

Moral Philosophy in and held the chair , as C 185 well as his haplaincy , until 7 , when he was collated by the Archbishop of Dublin to the Rectory

of . 1867 on Taney He resigned this parish in , being of i of appointed Rector K llyleagh , Diocese Down , to which he was presented by the Board of Trinity EOTOR S D C S M 1 51 R AN URATE FRO 8 . 83

of College . He was subsequently appointed Dean

’ w in 1876 of Do n , and was one the Bishop s ex

am inin . d . on . 13 188 g chaplains He Oct , 7 , and

bur . 1 . m was . at Killyleagh on Oct 7 He . , ﬁrst , — e 1 . Miss Christiana Mills , and had issu Henry dl 2 . Edward ; Marion De La Fea ; and secon y , in 1 f 65 . . C . . 8 o T , Feb 7 , , Isabella , fourth dau John

Barton , Esq . , of Stonehouse , Stillorgan Road , and — 1 ba t 2 had issue . Francis Meredith ( p . T . .

ba t. . 3 4 C . ecil Barton ( p T Robert Warner ; .

Archibald Edward ; 5 . Henry H0 pe ; 6 . Isabel E thel

Jane ; 7 . Katherine Lillian .

Moeran S ermons on the Dr . was author of Nature ’ of F aith ; Exam ination of Colens o s Treatises on the

’ r at es o r P entateuc h ; and t e is n M . Baden P owells

' Stud o the Evidences o Christianit M r J y f f y ; . owett on the Interpretation of S criptu re ; Rom anism and

i ua lism & &c . R t c . , , He took a leading part in the The Cath lic L a man hi periodical entitled o y , for w ch he wrote The Dumb Village , and many other papers .

M D H M L 18 WILLIA ALFRE A I TON , 67

n f . J . P . fourth so o Henry Hamilton , Esq , , formerly f of the 29 th Regt . o Foot (who was third son of D D the Right Rev . Hugh Hamilton , . . , Lord Bishop

f . o Ossory , by his wife , Isabella , eldest dau of Hans d Wi man Wood , by his wife Sarah, third dau .

c M . . 6 . Tull lish of Rev . Mi hael Sandys , A ; was at y ,

w . in the Co . Do n He was educated at Shrewsbury ,

B . A . 184 and having entered graduated , 6 , F 8 4 THE PARISH O TANEY .

M B D . D D. 18 . 1858 . . 7 i . A . , , and , 7 He was orda ned D 184 eacon , 7, in Chester Cathedral by the Bishop f C on 16 18 4 8 o hester , and Priest July , , at Cam

oi . bridge , by the Archbishop Canterbury He was f ’ o . appointed Curate St Barnabas , Liverpool , by N . 24 184 the Rev Thomas olan , and on Dec . , 8 ,

e f . 18 5 Curate of Sil o , Bed ordshire In February , 3 , he was presented by the Marquis of Drogheda to of the perpetual cure Tullyallen , in the Diocese of 1863 Armagh . In he was presented by the same

patron to Duleek , in the Diocese of Meath , but on Nov 15 never assumed the duties , as . in that year the same patron presented him to Monaster

evan , in the Diocese of Kildare . He was Preben n f dary of Harristow , and a Rural Dean o Kildare 21 186 diocese . He was collated on Aug . , 7, Rector f on o Taney , the presentation of the Archbishop Of of C Dublin . He was Canon Christ hurch Cathedral , ’ - . Michan s 1878 92 and Prebendary Of St , , Rural of Dean Taney , Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant ,

- 2 of 1869 9 , and Chaplain to the Earl Ennis 1 4 m . . 10 8 9 C killen . He , Jan , , Henrietta atherine ,

of . C third dau . Henry St George ole, Esq . , and — r H . M 1 O . . . has issue . Henry Balfou , in , A ,

m . C . Rector of West Leake , Nottingham, , in T . ,

24 1875 dau . Aug . , , Hannah Sophia, of John — . i l Hub art Moore, Esq , and has issue . A fred , ii . u l 2 John , iii . Aug sta Ceci ia ; . Alfred St . George ;

. m M . . . li . 3 . Wil am Drummond, A , Oxon , , in T C

5 1891 . Aug . , Alice Josephine, third dau of George , — D . . i. Kinahan , E sq . , L , and has issue George Alfred REOTOB S D C S M 1 AN URATE FRO 851 . 8 5

u 11 . ba Dr mmond ; Margaret Henrietta ( pt. T .

4 . ll m . C . 31 18 4 . 9 Wi oughby James , , in T , May , ,

hi . of C Sop a Jane, third dau harles Thompson ,

E . . P 5 . ba t s J . . . q , ; Francis Cole Lowry ( p T H B . . 6 ba t . O . A. . 7 . in , , Durham Blayney ( p . T C . )

t m . . 1 1875 n Ger rude May , , ﬁrst, Sept , , Erski e — im Ch e twoode . i W l ot , Esq , and had issue . Edward

Erskine , ii . Gertrude Florence Evelyn , iii . Rita

l C . 13 1890 Kathleen , and second y, in T . , March , , ’ M urn f . ewb o Rev Edward Walker, Fellow Queen s —i College , Oxon . , and has issue . John Drummond ,

. 9 . ii Henrietta Frances ; 8 . Florence Eglantine 2 m . . 1 86 C . 5 8 Catherine Henrietta , . , in T , Oct , , her cousin , Robert Pollock Hamilton , Esq . , and has

ba —i t . . C . . . issue ( p T ) Charles Pollock , ii Kathleen M iii. . Emma May , Eva aud At the close of 188 5 a committee was formed for the purpose of promoting the presentation of an address and testimonial to the Rev . Canon Hamil in n i hi ton , recog ition of the h gh esteem in w ch he was held by his parishioners . The movement was di 3 1 1886 most cor ally received , and on March , , * m on the Right Hon . John Tho as Ball, behalf of the subscribers , presented the address and testi monial to Canon Hamilton . The address was

- signed by ninety one parishioners , and acknow ledged the earnestness and fidelity with which he i ffi had d scharged the duties of his O ce, the benefits rm derived f o his ministry and pastoral care , his

O Ta 1882 - and L C a f ney House, 95, , while ord h ncellor of

- Ir a A d R b 18 6 80 . el nd , of r more, oe uck , 7 THE F 8 6 PARISH O TANEY .

kindness and sympathy for those committed to his

charge , and his exertions to promote the welfare of

every class .

C U R A TE S .

H S H KNox CH 18 52 - 55 JO N JO EP FLET ER , , 1 D . D b . 828 son of the Rev . John Fletcher , . , , was ’ educated at Dr . Graham s school , and having T D 1 4 5 . O. . 6 8 entered on Nov. , , he took a scholar

in 1 B A 84 . . 18 5 1 M 9 . ship , and graduated , , and . A , 1 64 8 . 18 52 He was ordained Deacon in , and Priest

C 22 18 53 . at ork , May , He was appointed Curate d 1 2 of . 8 5 Taney by Mr Bre in in , and discharged

the duties from that time , although not licensed

. 3 1 18 54 C of until Aug , . He resigned the uracy Taney in 18 55 on being appointed Rector of Killis

key , Diocese of Kildare . He was subsequently

of 18 Rector Monasterevan , and Rural Dean , 67 7 1 f , Prebendary of Harristown in the Cathedral o 1 f Kildare from 867 until his death , Rector o Mala

18 1 - 4 of 18 4 - 86 hide , 7 7 , Brockley, Somerset , 7 ,

C of C 18 77 - 86 of urate helvey, Somerset , , and Vicar of Whittlebury , with Silverstone , Diocese Peter

1886 . m . borough , from until his death He , in

14 1 n . C . 55 . 8 T , June , , Sid ey, second dau of Edward h n Es . . 5t Colborn May e , q , formerly Capt in the 9 ’

f . C C lerical . o Regt Foot, and had issue ( rockford s ’

D r t Rec rds o C rk l . i ec r 1 91 v o . o y , 8 Brady s o f o , iii ,

p .

H S M G 18 55 - 56 C ARLE SEY OUR LAN LEY , ,

f . son o Thomas E . Langley , E sq , by his wife

F 88 THE PARISH O TANEY .

o Esq . , was educated at Harcourt Street Scho l 4 under Mr . Lowton . He entered July ,

1 A 1 4 1 M . 1850 . 836 B . . 8 . , and graduated , , and A , 1851 18 52 He was ordained Deacon , , and Priest, , by

r . the Archbishop of Dublin . He was Cu ate of St ’ ul for Pa s , Dublin , some years , and of Taney from 18 5 1 ur of 7 to 8 58 . He was subsequently C ate

Derral ss r f r one o o y and Laragh o year , of Blessing ton 1861 1862 of 1862 from to , Hollywood from to 1863 of i 1863 to , and Incumbent Malah de from 1 1 of 87 . He was then appointed Rector Maynooth , and held that living until 1889 . He was Prebendary f ’ C 1869 o Maynooth in St . Patrick s athedral from f 188 . m . o 9 . to He Eliza Frances , dau James Pratt , f —1 . o CO C . E sq , Kinsale , . ork , and had issue H . O Ernest Hamilton , in . , Miss Deborah

2 ba t . 3 Carnegie ; . Richard Pratt ( p . T .

B A 4 5 . William Brownrigg, . . ; . James Pratt ; Percy ’

H . O M of . Scott , in . A . , Warden St Columba s

6 . m . College Charles Pratt , Miss Annie Baldwin ;

8 . a m . . . 7 . Fitzgerald ; Gertrude S rah , . Rev E S

10 . Daunt ; 9 . Constance Isabella ; . Kathleen Alice

O H WC 18 58 - 61 J N FA ETT, ,

f . o . son George Fawcett , Esq , was educated at Dr ’

ll . 11 18 53 Wa s school , and entered Jan , , as

B A 18 56 C . . . a Fellow ommoner He graduated , , M 1 6 8 0 . . A . , He was ordained Deacon by the Arch of 18 57 of bishop Dublin, , and Priest by the Bishop

18 58 . of Meath, He was appointed to the curacy f m 18 5 o D . Monkstown in 7 ; and Taney , by r Moera , 8 REOTORS AND CURATE S FROM 18 51 . 9

h in 1861 on a in 18 58 , whic he resigned , being p pointed Perpetual Curate of Tullow (Carrickmines) . He was subsequently Curate of Ballymoney (Con nor 1868 C of 1869 ), , urate Ballymena, , and after of wards went to England , where he was Chaplain m 1874 the Poplar and Stepney Sick Asylu , from to

of U 1886 , and Chaplain the Stepney nion , from 1 1 86 . m . 185 18 77 to 8 He , , Miss Dorothea Jane

ba C . Dunle ie . t. . Maunsell v , and had a dau , p T ,

’ Clerical Director 1886 Isabella . (Crockford s y , ; ’ Cler L ist Cox s gy ,

H OB M 1862 - 65 JO N H ART SEY OUR , ,

of m youngest son Captain John Crossley Sey our, C by his wife Frances Maria , dau . of Aaron rossley

. of . Seymour, E sq , Calcutta , was educated at Dr ’ ll Smith s school at Sti organ , and having entered 1 B A 8 53 M . . 1861 . graduated . . , , and A , He 18 54 18 55 was ordained Deacon , , and Priest , , by

of . the Bishop Down He was Curate of Lisburn ,

18 54 - 56 of A h ader 185 of , and g g , 7 , Incumbent

G lencrai 18 58 - 59 C of g , , and urate Christ Church ,

- 1859 6 1 . Jan 21 1862 Belfast , On . , , he was nomi

e Moeran nat d Curate of Taney by Dr . , and licensed on the following day . He held the curacy until 1865 e f July , , when he was nominat d Curate o

C . Trinity hurch , Belfast He was appointed Curate

Co . D 1871 of Newcastle , own , in , and was nomi d u nate on . 1 18 Inc mbent of that parish Jan , 73 .

He was appointed Precentor of Dromore in June ,

1894 . m . 16 18 56 Flo er He , ﬁrst , May , , Lily Anna y , F 9 0 THE PARISH O TANEY .

of ff M D dau . Alexander Ja ray Nicholson , Esq . , , f d 2 nd — o . 186 a 1 Dublin , who , has by her issue .

M B c H m . B . . . has John Nicholson , and , . , and issue ;

2 . dl n 4 1867 . Clara ; and secon y , Ju e , , Matilda , dau

f E . o s . William Stevenson , q , of Belfast

B KE O 1866 - 68 RO ERT BA R ST NEY , ,

son of Robert J . Stoney, Esq . , of Oakley Park , ’

CO . . King s , by his wife Anne , dau . of J Smith

wick , Esq . , was educated at Parsonstown , Galway , 1 18 58 and Dublin . He entered July , , and

8 2 . 1 B D 4 B A . 1 M 6 8 0 . . 18 . . 7 7 graduated , , A , , , , and

D . D . 189 1 . was a 1863 , He ord ined Deacon , , and 1864 C . Priest , , by the Bishop of ork He was ’ - of 1863 64 of . a Curate Rahan , , St M ry s , Shan

1864 - 65 of don , , and was nominated to the curacy

Moeran 18 66 Taney by Dr . in , and licensed on 18 a April in the s me year . He resigned the curacy 1868 C in , and became urate of Donnybrook . In ’ 1872 of he was appointed Incumbent St . Matthew s ,

Irishtown . He was nominated Acting Chaplain to 188 the Troops at the Pigeon House Fort in 7 , was appointed a Canon of Christ Church Cathedral in 1893 , and the same year a Chaplain to the Lord

a . m . Lieutenant in Irel nd He Kate Mabel , dau . of

a of Rich rd Atkinson , Gortmore , Dundrum , — 1 i 2 . and has issue . Richard Atk nson , Alice Mary . Canon Stoney is the author of several papers and

of A n Eas Catechism or pamphlets , among others , y f

M embers o the Church o Ireland f f , which has been

through numerou s editions .

I . See Tomb stone V , ch apter iii .

92 H A SH OF T E P RI TANEY .

B A . 1 having entered graduated . , 887 . He 18 88 1 was ordained Deacon , , and Priest , 889 , by ’

of D . uk the Bishop own He was Curate of St . L e s , 1888 18 0 Belfast , from to 9 , and was appointed of 1 Curate Taney in June , 890 . He resigned the

. 18 1 of curacy in Dec , 9 , and has been since Curate

’ St . Paul s , Leicester .

H KE 1 2 RALP WAL R , 89 , f h . ROS o . b . t e son George Walker , Esq , was in Co common , and was educated at Galway Grammar

B . A . School . He entered and graduated ,

1889 . 18 0 He was ordained Deacon , 9 , by the of 1 4 Bishop Ossory , and Priest , 89 , by the Bishop 1 of London . He was Curate of Rathvilly from 890

18 1 f an . to 9 , and was appointed Curate o Taney , J ,

18 2 . . 18 2 a 9 He resigned in Nov , 9 , and was p ’ pointed Curate of St . Peter s , Paddington .

M S M FFR ANCK H D 18 3 JA E WILLIA S EPPAR , 9

’

f . of . Cronan s son o Frank Sheppard , Esq , St ,

of . Roscrea , who was ﬁfth son Capt James Shep

of . . pard , Clifton , Roscrea , Co Tipperary He 4 T. D. 188 entered C . in , and having obtained a

Junior Moderatorship in Ethics and Logics , gradu

1 M . . 18 3 . B . A . 88 9 ated , 9 , and A , He was ordained 18 1 1892 of Deacon , 9 , and Priest , , by the Bishop of L ickm o Killaloe . He was Curate Tulla and of

- 18 1 92 . 1893 lassy in 9 , and was appointed , Jan , ,

Curate of Taney . C H A P T E R V I I .

CHUR CHW AB DENS .

C H R O N O LO G IC A L LI S T FR O M 1 7 9 1 .

L i ht n 1 o . 179 . Sir Thomas g , Bart , and John '

G iﬁard .

Edward Mayne and Stephen Stock . Tankerville s Hon . William Chamberlain and

Alexander Jaﬁray .

James Potts and John La Touche Hume .

x h John E s aw and Nathaniel Hone .

Valentine Dunn and Daniel Kinahan .

Versch o le Richard y and Henry Thompson .

Charles Haskins and Nathaniel Creed ;June

‘ 3 M Ka v ice N C , William y , athaniel reed ,

left the parish . n Charles Haski s and Robert Norman . Faithful William Fortescue and Robert

Norman .

Tur George Thompson and Robert b ett.

D aniel Beere and John Townsend Sinnett .

James Crofton and Walter Bourne . Peter Digges La Touche and William Ridge

way . THE SH F 9 4 PARI O TANEY .

l Vers h l Wil iam Ridgeway and Richard c oy e .

William Ridgeway and George Thompson .

William Ridgeway and Daniel Beere . l William Ridgeway and Wil iam Wood ;Sept . 22 18 1 v ice , 7 , George Thompson , William a Ridgeway , dece sed .

George Thompson and Walter Bourne .

John White and Humphrey Minchin .

. 28 Barret Wadden and Robert Billing ;Sept , the resolution appointing B arret Wadden

and Robert Billing rescinded , and John

White and Humphrey Minchin reappointed .

1822 . Sir George Whiteford and James Crofton ;

21 s v ice Aug . , James La Farrell , James

Crofton , resigned .

John Macon chy and Henry Dawson . a Morris Hime and D niel Kinahan . ‘ M ‘D Daniel M Kay and Joseph erm ott. Daniel M ‘Kay and William Augustus

Minchin . M ‘ Caske William y and William Scott .

William Jervis Whitthorne , and Samuel

Warren .

1829 . Arthur Burgh Crofton and John Goddard

Richards .

John Blake and George Kinahan . William M ‘Caskey and John Theophilus

Boileau .

l . 1832 . John Curry and Hutchins Wi liams

9 6 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

Alexander Dickson and John Porter .

s Charle Pickering and Henry Thomas Price .

’ E dmund D Olier and Edward Perceval

Westby .

1860 . Richard Manders and Edward Armstrong

Vicars . ’ and B lier Henry Birch Edmund O .

John Vincent and James E spinasse . l John Maunsel and John Davis Garde .

E dward Perceval Westby and Henry Roe . Turb George Kinahan and Robert ett.

Henry Birch and James E spinasse .

Henry Roe an d Martin Kirwan . E dward Perceval Westby and George Kina

han .

John Reilly and Henry Birch . Edward Perceval Westby and Robert Ash

worth Studdert. Studdert 1871 . Robert Ashworth and William d An rew Hayes . ll William Andrew Hayes and John Rei y .

John Reilly and Henry Birch .

Edward Perceval Westby and Henry Birch . E dward Perceval Westby and William John k Fre e .

Freke William John and John Walsh . Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier and Robert

Henry Tilly .

1878 . Robert Henry Tilly and Henry Darby

Grifﬁth .

1879 . Henry Darby Grifﬁth and Richard Henry M‘ om a Archibald C s . R N CHU CHWARDE S . 9 7

M ‘ 1880 . Richard Henry Archibald Com as and

Isaac William U sher .

i U Isaac Will am sher and Isaac Ashe .

Walter Reginald Crofton and Everard

Hamilton .

Everard Hamilton and Thomas Manifold

Craig .

f Thomas Mani old Craig and Joseph St . i Cla r Mayne .

Joseph St . Clair Mayne and Isaac Beckett . a U Isaac Beckett and Isaac Willi m sher . Isaac William U sher and Francis E lrington

Ball . a 1892 . Fr ncis Elrington Ball and John Gardiner

Nutting . 1 N 893 . John Gardiner utting and Alexander

Hamilton . Alexander Hamilton and William Henry h l Foster Versc oy e .

A LP H A B ETI C A L LIS T FR O M 1 7 9 1 .

SH S A C 1881 - 82 A E , I A , ,

f m M . HIR . o M . D . C the Central Asylu ; ,

of . eldest son the Rev Isaac Ashe , by

f E m . . o s . his wife Jane , dau Robert Ellis , q ; Sarah , f — . o . 1 dau Henry Gore , Esq , and had issue . Isaac

T. . . B . D. 2 . r A. O. Leslie , Sch , A thur , Sch , d 4 2 ’ E . 18 3 . D stcourt July , 9 ; Robert William ; H 8 9 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

4 . d . 7 1875 5 . Edward , . Oct , ; Mary Kathleen

6 . Jane ; Sarah Ethel Barbara ; 7 . Lilian Evelyn .

. d . 19 189 1 . Dr Ashe . Nov ,

F CIS G 18 1 - 2 BALL , RAN ELRIN TON , 9 9 ,

f J . P . C o Taney House ; o. Dublin ;second surviving

of . of son the Right Hon John Thomas Ball, and f C . . his wife atherine , dau o the Rev Charles

D D. Richard Elrington , .

CK S C 188 - 0 BE ETT , I AA , 9 9 ,

f J . P o Altamont ; . Dublin ; had issue , by his wife

1 2 . ba t Georgina , . George Edmund , Arthur , p . in

T . C .

180 5 - 6 - 15 BEERE , DANIEL , ,

’ Of Mount Anville ; Secondary in Lord Treasurer s ’ fﬁ f Remembrancer s O ce , and Deputy Pursuivant o

of m . 1 1 the Court Exchequer ; , 79 , Miss Butler , f f o . o only dau . Gerald Butler , Esq , Ballyadams , ’ — CO . 1 . lst Queen s , and had issue George , Captain

. d . one Col. West India Regt , at sea , leaving son , H O m 18 2 2 . . . . 7 D . Beere ; Gerald , in , , , Mary, eldest

f B . A . dau . o General Armstrong , , and had issue ;

3 m . . Edward , went to Australia, , and had issue ;

m 5 6 . 4 . . . Daniel , , and had issue ; Susan ; Char

m . C . 3 1820 lotte, . , in T , Oct . , , William Maxwell

ba t Eason , E sq . , and had a son , Henry Daniel , p .

C . . 8 . 9 . . T . ; 7 Anne ; Margaret ; Rosetta Adeline

d . circa 1824 Mr . Beere .

100 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

26 18 53 . May , , Daniel Maunsell , Esq (see Maunsell , N 6 1 4 m . . 0 ov . 838 Robert) . Eliza , , in T , , James B allawle Stirling , E sq . , afterwards of y Park , and — i. . m had issue James Wilfred , Major R . Art , .

of ii. Miss Hoste , dau . Colonel Hoste ; Eliza Isabel ,

C . u 10 186 m . . 7 , in T , J ly , , William Napier Magill , m . . C . 1 1 . . 6 8 Es . 6 q iii Matilda Lucy, , in T , Dec , 9 , Es Duncan Christopher Oliver Spiller , q. iv . Agnes m 2 18 4 . C . . 7 Jane , . , in T , Sept , , Theophilus

Es . m . . C . Oct . 28 Clements , q ; v Alice , , in T , ,

El d l E . s a e s 5 . . 1875 , Henry , q ; Harriet Mr . Billing 1 4 d 18 8 0 . . April ,

IRCH 184 - 61 - 66 - 6 - - 4 B , HENRY , 9 9 73 7 ,

- - of at c . 1830 Drummartin Castle ; Barrister Law, ,

m d s J . P ...... Co Dublin ; Miss Sayce He p . at

Monaincla 4 1882 6 . , Roscrea, July , , aged 7 years

K H 1830 - 36 - 38 - 4 2 - 4 BLA E , JO N , 7 , of son of Weston , Churchtown ; was the third E f ldh ead s . o O Isidore Blake , q , , Co . Mayo (see of m Blake , Towerhill , he . Miss had Charlotte Blake , of Corbally, and , amongst at other issue , Isidore John, Barrister Law , who — h ad ba t 1. b . . y his wife , Henrietta , issue , p T 0

J 11 . ohn E dward , Isidore Anthony , iii . Richard

George , iv . Henry Eugene , v . Maria Wilhelmina , vi . Charlotte Henrietta .

H H H S 1 1 BOILEAU , JO N T EOP ILU , 8 3 , of Drummartin ; he had issue by his wife , Eliza ba t — N . C . 1 . beth Dorothea, p T . assau Molesworth ; Di ri Brandram 2 . b . Jasper s say ; 3 Samuel . CHURCHWAR DENS . 10 1

D CH D W BB 18 5 BON , RI AR DO NER WE , 6 , ill f f anev e o . o J , Roebuck ; son Andrew Bond, Esq

m . 18 55 f C . 9 t . . o , T , Aug , , Louisa Harrie t , dau . f Es . o James Pratt , q , Farmhill , and had issue , —1 t . . 2 . ba C . 3 p . T Richard Pratt ; . Charles John ; d N 21 1 . 4 . . ov 86 William Henry He at Bath , . ,

ICH D H M S 18 50 BOURNE , R AR T O A , ,

- - f M . . at c o . Taney Hill ; A , Barrister Law, f m . . C . 18 4 0 o . ;ﬁfth son Walter Bourne, E sq , in T ,

24 1 4 of 8 . . 6 Feb , , Mary Sophia , dau John Hill

n e . o . s. . 27 1890 . Li d , Esq . (q and Dec ,

180 - 8 - 18 BOURNE , WALTER , 7 , Owenstown of Taney Hill, and previously of ;Deputy

of C - i Clerk the rown of the North East Circu t , ’ and Clerk of the Crown of the King s Bench ; m 1 8 f b . 1 78 . o 766 . , ﬁrst , , Elizabeth , dau Walter — Es . m Peter , q , by whom he had issue Peter, . d 1 d 1820 . . 8 . , Miss Ellen Gibbs ( Sept , and 1 1 4 4 m . 0 8 . 1 1 Oct , , leaving issue ; secondly , 79 , Es Elinor , second dau . of Andrew Carmichael , . , — q W 1 . of by hom he had issue Walter, Clerk the

. m . T. O. 6 1821 Crown for Co Antrim, , in , Aug . , ,

d . 2 . r Louisa Arabella ( Jan . , dau Of Humph ey d N 1 1 1 . . . ov . 9 88 Minchin , Esq (g and , , having — h ad i. rd issue Richard Carmichael , Surgeon 3 d 1 . 5 18 1 . Dragoon Guards , April , 7 , ii Humphrey

i - at- t f M nchin , Barrister law (presen owner o the

. M D m Bourne property at Dundrum) , iii Walter , . . , . 18 18 0 May , 7 , Geraldine Caroline , only dau . of Sir 10 2 THE P ISH OF AR TANEY .

Judkin John Fitzgerald , Bart . , and has issue , iv . ba t i . . m C Andrew ( p T Solicitor , . M ss larke ,

0 . s . . 18 3 . l M D 9 . . s Dec , , v Wil iam Henry, . , o . p . ,

22 1 ba i. t . 856 v . C June , , John ( p T . vii harles

i . ba t . . m . 184 9 Henry , vi i Eleanor ( p T , , Anthony

f . M . D . h as Beau ort Brabazon , Esq , , and issue , ix .

. . ba t Frances , x Louisa , xi Julia Adelaide ( p . T . 2 C for CO . . Thomas Daniel , Clerk of the rown

. s . 3 1 18 3 Monaghan , o p . , Jan . , 77 . William , in

H . O . of m . 1833 , Rector Rathcormack , , , Elizabeth ,

f C . . . . o M D eldest dau harles Frizell , E sq , , of Castle

CO . s . 5 1851 4 . Kevin , . Wicklow , and o April ,

n 0 . . m C . s 6 Andrew, . Miss harlotte Bolto , p , March , m . 6 . . 1886 5 . ; Richard Thomas (q Jane , , d . M D . . v 18 12 a C . o . , Rich rd armichael, E sq , , and N

m 16 1 8 . d . un 6 21 1864 . . 87 , ; 7 E llen , , July , ; m 182 d . unm . 20 18 8 9 . . 8 Marianne , , April , 7 Eliza , ,

d . . 18 1880 10 Thomas Belton , E sq . , and Jan , ; . 82 T. . ul 5 1 r m . O F ances Margaret , , in , J y , 7 , Bridges

of 34 . of n John Hooke, Esq. , the th Regt I fantry ,

n ba t. and has issue , includi g Bridges Carmichael ( p m 1826 . 11 . . . T Anna , , , Rev Lyndon Henry

d 4 1 86 12 . . 1 8 Bolton , and May , , leaving issue ;

i m . . C . . 23 1831 G Em ly , , in T , Aug , , Keith laring

H ll . h as a wes . bould Hamilton o , E sq , and issue

d N 1 1 4 8 . o . 8 Mr . Bourne . v 8 ,

W M 1834 BOX ELL , SA UEL ,

of am ﬁeld m . 1802 Tinckler C p House ; , , Miss Jane ,

s 1852 . and o . . p . ,

1 4 H SH F 0 T E PARI O TANEY .

In an inscription on a monument erected in St . ’ r him Ann s Chu ch , Dublin , to and to his friend Lord Downes (who desired that he should be

buried with him), he is stated to have excelled in promptness and penetrating force of intellect . See ’

ketches o B terst wn . 322 . Blacker s S f oo o , p

I G H M S D 1884 To 1888 CRA , T O A MANIFOL , ,

of of Es . m . Rockmount ; son Richard Craig , q ,

of Es . of Annie , dau . Thomas Gorton , q , Burton ' — - ou Staﬁordshire 1 . Trent, , and had issue Arthur

d 28 18 0 bur. . Richard Thomas , . Feb . , 9 ( T N 2 . 3 4 Ernest Manifold ; . Myra Eleanor ; . ora 3 1 1 m . C . 89 Mary, , in T . , June , , Thomas Du Bedat

M D d . Es . . . . . Whaite , q , A . Mr Craig Dec bur and was . in T . G .

D H NI 1800 CREE , NAT A EL, , of Owenstown of , and Great Ship Street , Dublin ; b 1 50 m . 7 . Livery Lace Manufacturer ; was , , in ’ 0 1 r C . 3 90 St . Ma y s hurch , Dublin , Sept , 7 , Miss — Donolan 1 . Rebecca , and had issue William

d . 13 18 15 2 . d . Nathaniel , June , James Joseph ,

1 1 2 N d. . 1 180 5 4 . 8 8 5 3 . 7 April , athaniel , Jan , 2 m . C . 3 1819 Maria , , T . Dec , , James Allen Hey

d 1 3 . d . 8 8 0 11 . land , Esq . ( . Dec . , and Dec ,

. d 1 180 5 bur. . G . Mr Creed . April 7 , and was in T , with the above members of his family (p .

C F H GH 1829 - 35 RO TON , ART UR BUR , , of J P ff 184 2 of Roebuck Castle . . and High Sheri , ,

a Trimle ston a See under John , B ron , ch pter viii . N 10 5 CHUR CHWARDE S .

of C Es . Co. Dublin ; eldest son James rofton , q m 1828 C d 14 C . . . 7 , in T . . , Oct , , atherine ( April ,

f l Es . dau . W o Wil cocks Huband , q , by his ife ra t of h F nces , eldes daughter Arthur C ichester

d u f Es . wi a o Macartney, q , by his fe Anna , . Samuel — L ind sa Es ba t . . C 1 e . y , q , and had issue ( p T ) .

d 2 . d d 4 3 . . . George James , Frances , Louisa , d m a Matilda , 5 . Letitia Augusta Laughton , . D vid

iff i Boyle Hope, E sq . , Sher of Roxburghsh re , Ber — wickshir i. e , and Selkirk , and has issue James ,

ii a d . 29 . K thleen , iii . Hilda . Mr . Crofton Dec . ,

1850 .

O MES 180 - 8 - 22 CROFT N , JA , 7 ,

>2< of C Roebuck astle , and of the Irish Treasury ;

1 1 bu r. . m . 1 d 8 8 1 . , 797 , Frances ( . Jan . , , T dau — 1 of . Arthur Stanley , E sq , and had issue . Arthur d h . 2 . 1 t Burgh George, Lieut . , 7 Lancers , b u 2 1 22 3 . r. . G . 5 8 in India ; Louisa , T , June , ;

4 . bu r. . G 2 18 1 5 Anne , T . , April 9 , 7 ; . Frances , d bur d . . . . 6 . . Eliza , an infant , T G Mr Crofton bu r G 5 1828 was . T . . , June , t (p .

T G D 188 3 CROFTON , WAL ER RE INAL , , of 0 the n Roebuck Lodge ; . to English Bar , I spector

a Trimle ston a See under John , B ron , ch pter viii .

' . and . A 1 Mr Crofton his son , Mr rthur Burgh Crofton , were Commissioners for the construction of the Royal Har

b o IV . at a a and our of Ge rge Kingstown , then c lled Dunle ry , their name s appear on the monument erected in 1823 to commemorate the laying of the ﬁrst stone b y the Lord Lieu a E a t Ma 1 1 1 ten nt ( rl Whitwor h), on y 3 , 8 7 F E 10 6 THE P ARISH O TAN Y .

J. P . of Irish Prisons , Co . Dublin ; eldest son of the OR W Right Hon . Sir Frederic Crofton , , by his ife

Anna Maria , only dau . of the Rev. Charles Shipley f m . 88 o . 1 0 . , , Georgina Louisa , dau Rev John

V . Harrison , late icar of Bishopstone , Sussex

C Z E NC S WD OIR 18 RO I R , FRA I RA ON M A , 77,

a M . . of Roebuck H ll ; A , Solicitor ; son of

C Es . Seaﬁeld i Thomas rozier , q , Of , St llorgan Road ;

m d . 1 6 f . . . O Catherine Sophia ( Feb , dau . Rev a William Magee , Rector of Dung nstown , and has — 1 2 . ba t issue . Thomas Francis , William Magee ( p . 4 . 3 . . T George Francis , Francis Rawdon Moira

ba t ba t . . 5 . . 6 . ( p T Louis Herbert ( p . T Kath leen Amelia .

C H 1832 URRY , JO N , ,

’ of Drummartin House and of Sir John Rogerson s m Kil ob b in Quay ; Timber Merchant ; . , g Church ,

. 6 1824 . of Oct , , Eliza , fourth dau Alexander f Es . C C o Brenan , q , Six lerk in hancery , Kingston

Lodge , and had a son , Benj amin Shafton , and a

n ba t. . . d . dau . , A ne Elizabeth , p in T C Mr Curry circa 1837

C S M 1854 URTI , WILLIA , ,

of Churchtown .

E G 18 52 DANIELL , G OR E , , f of C R . N o Mount Dillon ; aptain , third son Henry ] f Es . . o Daniel , q , and Isabella , dau Robert Tighe , of of E sq . , South Hill (see Daniell, New Forest ;

E 10 8 THE PARISH OF TAN Y .

L ev en B arrac uta part in the expedition of the and o ,

which were sent to explore the African coast , and which made th e ﬁrst survey of Delagoa Bay and of f N the coast up to Madagascar . At the Battle o ava rino he commanded the cutter of the M o squito in an ’ on ﬁreshi s of attack p , when two the boat s crew

were killed and three wounded , and was promoted to the rank of Commander for his conduct on that

occasion , besides receiving the Navarino medal . He commanded the Despatch in the West Indies 1 2 6 1835 7 8 3 . from June , , to Oct , , and received the thanks of the British Consul and merchants at a Para , in Br zil , for the protection to life and pro perty afforded during a revolution there . The Portuguese Government also conveyed their thanks through their Ambassador in London to Lord

Palmerston , and the Lords of the Admiralty ex pressed approval of his conduct in a despatch to

the Commander - in - Chief on the West Indian and

North American station . He was promoted to the

of on 28 1838 rank captain June , , being amongst those wh o received commissions at the coronation

of our present Sovereign .

WS 1823 DA ON , HENRY , , C of Drummartin astle , and of Hume Street, Dub

- - b 1 82 at c . 180 6 m . lin ; . 7 ; Barrister Law , ; , ﬁrst ,

1 d . Au 807 , Miss Letitia Stapleton ( g , and

d . . 18 18 m . had issue , William , Jan , ; , secondly , — 1 1 . 18 1 , Miss Emily Dunne , and had issue

2 d . . 1868 3 . Thomas ; . Henry , Oct , ; Richard ; CH CHW D NS 10 UR AR E . 9

4 ba t. . H . O. d . l . William Augustus ( p T in , Ju y , 1 l m . C . . 28 8 35 a 1857 ; 5 . Elinor , . , T , Feb , , Wi li m ba t C Es . 6 . . . 7 . Jacob , q ; Louisa ( p T atherine

ba t 8 . V ba t. . . ( p . T . Emily esey ( p T Mr bur d . 1833 . Dawson . Jan , , and is in Stillorgan

Churchyard .

CKS D 185 DI ON , ALEXAN ER , 7 ,

- - 184 1 m at c . . of Moreen ; Barrister Law , ; , but

0 s . . p .

’ D OL IER DM D 185 - 61 , E UN , 9 ,

a B . A. of Roebuck Cott ge ; , had issue by his b — 1 . W a t. . 2 . C . ife, Maria Louisa, p T Edmund ;

3 . 4 Isaac Bertram ; Cathcart Rutherford ; . Emily

V 5 6 . Elizabeth iolet ; . Margaret Ethel ; Theodora

Alice ; 7 . Rosanna Beatrice .

N 1 DUNN , VALENTI E , 79 7 , of n of Du drum , and Castle Street , Dublin ; Iron m 1 1 d monger ; 79 , Miss Barbara Sinnett , and .

circa 1822 .

S SS M S 1 2 - E PINA E , JA E , 86 66 ,

C 1st of Rockmount Cottage ; aptain Royal Regt . ,

son of Es . William E spinasse , q , by his wife Susan m d 1 18 bur Mangin ; . Julia ( . June 9 , 77 , . T . f f . o . o . dau William Stephens , Esq , St Kitts , West — i m . I 1 . ndies ”, and had issue Will am , Margaret , — of a i . e i dau . Robert B il e, E sq , and has issu . 11 2 Robert , . James , iii . Mary , iv . Dora ; . Reuben , 110 H SH F T E PARI O TANEY .

m . d Miss Madeline Gilmor , and . at Melbourne , 27 1893 3 June , , leaving one son , Bernard Mary , d . . 29 18 bur. . d . , Dec , 79 ( T Capt . E spinasse 1 18 4 bur 7 . . . . March , , and was in T G (p

EXSHAW H 1 5 - 6 , JO N , 79 9 , of Roebuck and Grafton Street , Dublin ; book seller and publisher . He was Sheriff of Dublin in

1 9 - 80 and 1 80 - 0 f r 77 , Lord Mayor in 7 9 , and o part

- f 1 1 . d 1 2 800 . 6 8 o 9 . 79 He Jan , 7 .

’ His death is thus recorded in the G entleman s

i . 4 i e . . . ilf rz az n . 9 g , vol xcvii , pt , p

A a at R b Exsh w E t his se t oe uck John a , sq . , senior n a i a Alderman a d the oldest m g str te in the County of Dublin . Alderman Exsh aw w as elected to the aldermanic gown in the 2 1 year 178 . In 790 he contested the election for the City of a u Dub lin in the Irish Parli ment , b t did not succeed . During

’ 1 - 8 a the disturb ances in 797 9 , he comm nded the Stephen s * a an d - Green Yeomanry , which formed ﬁne well disciplined a was i A b attalion , upw rds of strong he l kewise dj utant a a b r Gener l to the entire yeom nry forces in the Du lin dist ict , and was an f a a considered excellent o ﬁcer , reversing the d ge ,

n rm a to ce . a cedu t a g On one occ sion , during these distur a b a b ances , the comm nd of the Du lin G rrison devolved upon

’ a Da 179 “ On St . P trick s y , 7, the ﬁrst regiment of a Royal Dub lin Volunteers , comm nded b y Captain Alderm an a a Exsh aw , received two very eleg nt st nds of new colours from the h ands of Miss Exsh aw (daughter of the captain ’ a a at a G a comm nd nt) her f ther s house in r fton Street , very b a a b a richly em roidered with gre t t ste y this young l dy , sh e a b a which presented with most ecoming modesty, ecom b t ”— panied with a short u h andsome speech . Hibernian

az ine 1 t. i. . 217. M ag , 797, p , p

P 112 THE ARISH OF T ANEY . — 1 . m and had issue Richard Davis , . Ida Mary , f D dau . o . L . l Colonel Paton , , of Granho m , Aber hir 2 m deens e . . Susan Elizabeth , Edward Perceval

E . r s D . . . 3 . Westby , q , L (q Kathe ine Georgina .

m Es . M . A 4 . John Smyly , q , . Henrietta Lumsden ; d . . 188 . 5 Mary Olivia . Mr Garde . in 9

FF D H 1 1 GI AR , JO N , 79 , of n dr - n Woodbi e Hill , Dun um Accountant Ge eral ’ of His Majesty s Customs in Dublin ; High Sheriff L of Dub linn 1793 - 9 4 ; a Captain in the Dublin

m . 1 6 f . 7 9 o l Militia He , June , , Sarah , dau . Wi liam — Es . 4 . Morton , q , and had issue Ambrose Har

T. D O. C . D dinge , 1 LL . , Chief Justice of eylon ,

m 180 8 r . of l and a Knight ; . , , Har iet , dau Lovel

Es . d . 182 2 . Pennell , q , April , 7 , leaving issue ;

82ud . d 3 . . John , . young ; William , § Lieut Regt , 1 4 a murdered by the rebels in May , 798 ; . St nley

a - a - f M . D . t o Lees , ” . A . , LL , B rrister Law the Middle

- ﬁv e of S tandard Temple , for twenty years editor the ,

d N v . 6 18 58 m . 18 14 . o , , having , ﬁrst , , Susannah

of . of Meares , dau . Francis Moran , Esq , Down —i hill , Co . Mayo , by whom he had issue . John

Woodb ine Hill is mentioned in the P ost - Chaise Com b a a t n 1803 . 3 as pa ion, , p , eing on the m in ro d opposi e Dun drum C astle . 1' His ch ariot was pearl blue ; the carriage and wheels ” a b and - nth d ark b rown , picked in with or nge , lue , white . A o

. . 315 a Hib ernica . . logi , vol ii , p Na lB io a h . ic iona o iona . . 2 0 . 1 See D t ry f t gr p y , vol xxi , p 9 ’ M G ntleman s a az ne . i. 585 . See e g i , vol lxviii , pt . , p . ln i r o Na i alBio ra . . 2 . ic na on . 6 I] See D t o y f t g p vol xxi , p 9 CHURCHWARDENS . 113

b a t . M . . Walter de Longueville ( p T . A , Oxon . , of m a Judge the County Courts in England , .

Es . . d . Emilie , dau . Of D . B Scott , q , and Oct .

23 1888 . ba t , , leaving issue , ii Francis Osborne ( p .

H . . m . f A . O . B . . o T . , Oxon , in , Anna , dau Rev .

v ide ost d . . 1894 i Richard Ryan ( p ) , and Dec , , leav ng H . alsb ur issue , iii Hardinge Stanley , Baron y ,

m . sometime Lord High Chancellor of England , , E . s . ﬁrst , Caroline, dau . Of W . C Humphreys , q , and , secondly , Wilhelmina , dau . of Henry Wood m fall , E sq . , and has issue , iv . Sara Lees , . J .

Es . m . Ald ll . we Houston Browne , q , v Susanna , T . , m l 1 30 Es . . 8 q , and having second y , , Mary Anne ,

f iﬁard Es . R . N. dau . o Henry G , q , , by whom he had

5 . m . two sons and two daus Harriet , , ﬁrst , Major d George King , and secondly , Rev . James Phelan , . m 24 1 8 . . 8 5 6 . Dec . , Mary Lees , Rev Richard Ryan

( see p . who had , in addition to the children

r v id e ante ba t the e mentioned , Anna Maria ( ), p . in f d R a h nn ll . 1 t co e C . . 5 8 1 . hurch Mr Gif ard May , 9 ff of or John Gi ard , Drummartin , Woodbine Hill , b 1 4 5 f . 7 o was in , and was the only son John

’ ’ G iﬁard and Dorcas O Morchoe (anglicised “ Mur of ulartlei h of ui O g , a family great antiq ty ’ f G iﬁard o . . s in the county Wexford Mr father ,

John Giffard , was the head and representative of ' G iﬁards of Halsb ur B ri htlei h one f the y and g g , o of the oldest families in the West England , full and detailed particulars of which are to be found in C r the ounty Histories Of Devon, He alds Visitations ,

W OT’ tltie s o and many other works , such as the f H SH F 1 14 T E PARI O TANEY .

D n ev . . o , by the learned Dr Prince The last

' ’ iﬁ ard f Halsb ur iﬁ rd G o G a . y was Roger , Esq , who

di 1 63 . sold that property , and ed in 7 This Roger ' ’ G iﬁard was the uncle (his father s younger brother) i d of . G ﬁar of Mr John , the subject this sketch ,

Bri htlei h The other great family property, g g , with ul its vast possessions , was diverted from the reg ar

' of G iﬁard channel succession by the act of John , E f 1 12 l di s . o 7 sin q , that place, who in i legally

' herited G iﬁard his little grandson , John , the father f f m f o . o John Gi fard , Dru martin Retaining only f o . a portion his patrimonial estates , this Mr John ff di m Gi ard was bred to the law , and ed at the co

arativ el of 4 7 p y early age , while engaged in attempt of mi one ing the recovery his fa ly estates , leaving

' son G iﬁard (as before mentioned), John , a baby in

arms . f his This orphan child , deprived thus early o of father, and his mother six years later , was i adopted by Counsellor Ambrose Hard nge , a friend of his his father , who brought him up as adopted too son , until he could help him no longer , by reason of liabilities incurred through an act of charity to a f near connection . Thus deprived o all help from his fu his friends and relations , and ousted from law l ff possessions in England , Mr . John Gi ard went

forth to seek his own fortune, which , though at ﬁrst b e hard and necessitous , encountered with a forti f tude worthy o the race from which he sprung . Steadily he set himself to overcome the many difﬁ ul i c t es which faced him , until at length he obtained

1 1 H P ISH OF 6 T E AR TANEY .

’ extracted from Sir Jonah Barrington s P ersonal

Sketches , which in many respects is ungenerous and unjust . He says , however , in the conclusion that , ’ ’ notwithstanding G iﬁ ard s strong political and re li ious g prej udices , he never allowed the acerbities of party feelin g to impede the dictates of b enev o lence ; and in private life he was always found to * be a steadfast and generous friend . ’ G entlema n s M a az ine See Obituary notice in g ,

i. . 4 81 H l b ur . . a s in vol . lxxxix , pt , p , and under y

P . 18 5 B . , 9 .

I H E R B 18 8 - GRIFF T , H NRY DA Y , 7 79 ,

C . B . C of Margaretta , Roebuck ; General, , olonel h 5t Lancers , Equerry to the Queen , commanded the Scots Greys all through the Crimea , and was wounded at Balaclava . He was son Of General Matthew Chitty Darby Grifﬁth (see Grifﬁth of Pad m G . . worth , B . L . , and Miss Bainbridge

d s N d . . ov . 17 188 . ( . May , He , 7

' a G iﬁ ard a His son , Dr . St nley Lees , in letter written in

M a az ine . x . 2 ub lin Un ve si . 6 2 to 1837 (D i r ty g , vol , p ) vindi ’ cate his father s memory from an attack made on him in connection with his command of a detachment of the Dub lin ” a a i A a at . Militi the B ttle of the Di mond , n the Co rmagh , 1 a a a in Sept . , 795, s ys th t , though the p rt which his father w as b w acted in Irish politics not very o scure , he as never

ct and a b accused of a single a of persecution , th t e frequently expressed his th ankfulness th at he h ad p assed through the war 179 5 1 whole of the civil from to 799 , generally holding a b an independent military comm nd , without eing under the a a necessity of inﬂicting severity in single inst nce . 11 CHURCHWARDENS . 7

M D 18 3 - 4 - 5 HA ILTON , ALEXAN ER , 9 9 9 ,

- - of at J P . CO . l Bellemont ; Barrister Law, . Dub in ;

of . m C 14 son Gustavus Hamilton , E sq , . , T . . , Aug . , 1883 , Anita Ellen Mary, dau . of William Richard —1 . M D Hamilton , Esq , . . (p . and has issue . 2 i d . 3 . . Muriel Maud ; M ldred Anita ; Anita, an bur infant, . T . G .

M D 1883 To 1887 HA ILTON, EVERAR , ,

of l of Sydenham Terrace, now Bal inteer Lodge ; f B A o . . . , Solicitor ; son John Hamilton , E sq

son Es . (who was of Gustavus Hamilton , q , above a of mentioned), by his wife, Adel ide Margaret, dau . m C 21 188 1 William Maffett, E sq . , . , T . . , April , , f d . . . o M D Elinor Anna, dau An rew Nolan, E sq , . ,

ba - 1 t. C . . and has issue, p T . Gustavus Everard ; 2 3 . . . Helen Mary Adelaide Sylvia Grace Victoria

SKI S H S 1800 - 1 HA N , C ARLE , , of of Roebuck, and Summer Street, Dublin ; a m 1 8 8 . 7 . clothier ; , , Miss Mary Kelly

ES M D W 1871 - 72 HAY , WILLIA AN RE , ,

B T D m 1851 of l A . O. . . Summervi le ; . , . , ﬁrst, , Miss

Elizabeth Carolin ; secondly, Miss Mary Eleanor

ba t — 1 . C . Pratt, and had issue, p T . . Thomas 2 William Patrick ; . Madaline Eleanor Rebecca ; m 3 a . . C . Eva Sar h . His dau . Grace , T . , Sept . 7 ,

1882 Br ndr Es a am . , Henry Sydenham Boileau , q

d bur 12 1 . 889 . . . Mr . Hayes . May , , and is T G (p 118 H SH OF N T E PARI TA EY .

M O S 1824 HI E , M RRI , , of d Roebuck had issue by his wife , Sophia (who . 2 1 4 1 —1 . 0 8 . C H . m O . Nov , ) Maurice aldwell , in , . of D D Harriot , dau . the Rev. Bartholomew Lloyd, . . , of — i Provost and had issue . Bartholomew

f B M D d A od . C . Clif ord, Sch . , . . , T . , . ; ii . John Rhames, B A M C E d . od . . . . , , iii Humphrey, Estate

R A . Agent in Toronto ; iv. Maurice William , and ’ - H O. Vice Chancellor s Prizeman , in . , Army d R E Chaplain, . in India ; v . Frederick, General, . .

B A vi . Robert Douglas , . . , Indian Civil Ser d R E vice, . vii . Albert, Hon . Colonel , . . viii . m Sophia , . John H . Chapman, E sq . , 2 m . d . John Rhames, Miss Susan Black , and . Oct . 1 1 184 —i , 3 , leaving issue . Henry William Lovett ,

l B A a - at- Co . D . . ;ii . Maurice Charles, LL . . , B rrister law, f m o . Head Master Foyle College, , ﬁrst, Mary Stuart , f o . dau . the Rev George Robinson , Rector of Tar h of tara an . g , Co . Armagh ; secondly, Rebecca, dau A hn M D — o . Professor James pj , . , and has issue John

Godfrey Whiteside, Charles Richardson, Mary a C Henriett , Frances harlotte ; iii . Thomas White

m o m side , . Miss Annie Tate ; iv . Frances Harri t, .

ldh us M of A e . o . Rev. F . S . , A , Head Master Drogheda 3 m Es Grammar School ; . Eliza, . Edward Smith, q ; T 31 18 1 4 m . O C . . 7 . larissa, , in , May , , George Gilling tﬁ n 5 m . to . . , Esq Sophia, Surgeon Henry Ha eld m of 6 . . . Sarah, Rev E dward Hearn, Rector Hurst

m . Green , Lancashire 7 . Harriot , . Rev John of Whiteside, brother Lord Chief Justice White

d circa 1828 side . Mr . Hime . Jan . , .

12 F 0 THE PARISH O TANEY .

b E rin 4 a t. . d unm . e a 5 . . . 6 v . John ; Mary ( p T ; ; m 8 7 . . . . . Elizabeth , Rev Stephens ; Matilda d 21 1 8 5 . Mr . Hyndman . April , 9

D 1 3 JAFFRAY, ALEXAN ER , 79 , f d 2 o . 0 Roebuck ; he at Cheltenham , on March ,

1818 8 4 th . , in the year of his age

He was formerly an eminent merch ant in the City of and a I Dub lin , the ﬁrst elected Governor of the B nk of re was an a nd ab l and . He descended from ncient a respect le b and family in the Co . of A erdeen , was one of the surviving

- a R b a a a great gr ndsons of o ert B rcl y , of Urie , in Scotl nd ,

a A lo or th le a l uak s author of the le rned po gy f e P eop c led Q er , was a in the principles of which sect he educ ted . When he t an a e arrived a g to form his own decisions , he b ecame a memb er of the E stab lished Church ; b ut through life he retained that Simplicity and integrity of min d and conduct a b for which they h ve een justly celeb rated . To these were a a a a and aff a dded, cultiv ted underst nding , a generous ection te ”— ~ a A nnual R e iste . . 1 a se e Gentle he rt . g r , vol lx , p . 99 ; lso

’ m a a M a z i e . 4 n s n . g , vol . lxxxviii . , pt i , p . 73 .

W 1867 KIR AN, MARTIN , ,

of Orchardton .

I H 179 - 1824 K NA AN , DANIEL, 7 , of of Roebuck Park , previously of Churchtown , and

1756 m . 1 9 1 Merrion Square , Dublin ; , , ﬁrst , 7 ,

d . . Of . Martha ( dau George Paine , Esq , and —1 2 H O. . . . M had issue George John , in . , . A ,

of Knockb reda . b . 1792 Rector , Co Down , , m 2 . 25 18 3 . , Stillorgan Church , Sept . , , Emily , dau f H o f on. . o John George , E sq , and sister the Right M d r. . 18 66 Justice George, and . Aug , , leaving 21 CHURCHWARDENS .

4 . r M . . issue ; 3 . Daniel (q. Robert Hen y , A , ff 18 51 J . P . , High Sheri , , and Lord Mayor 2 22 f 1 53 b 1799 m . . 2 18 8 . o Dublin , , , , Dec , , f of . M . D . o Charlotte , dau . Edward Hudson , E sq , , d 29 Fields of Odin , Rathfarnham , and . April , " C 1 1 5 a m . . . 86 , leaving issue ! . Prudenti , , T , June

10 18 14 . , , Rev Charles Henry Minchin (see Minchin ,

8 . d . 17 . 6 . 9 r d . 1868 Humph ey), and ; Martha , Mr d K m l 180 5 . inahan . , second y, , Miss Julia Carr , and ’

bu r . a 182 . July , 7 . He was in St M ry s Churchyard ,

Dublin .

H 1834 - 36 - 4 0 KINA AN , DAN IEL, ,

f Belﬁeld o , Roebuck ; Classical Gold Medallist ,

- - i f M . at o . A , Barrister Law ; th rd son Daniel

b 1 m . 1825 i Es . . . 797 K nahan , q (q , , , Louisa d f . . 6 . o Anne Stuart ( Jan , dau John Miller , — 1 . l d E sq . , by whom he had issue Daniel Mil er , .

4 2 . M D . d . 18 63 18 8 . 3 . ; John Robert , , ;

m . 18 55 t d . George Henry , , , Henriet a Anne ( f Es 4 . . o d dau Samuel Gerrard , q ; James Bond , .

18 57 5 . C d . m . 18 64 i ; harles Alfred ( , , Lou sa ,

f . dau . o Rev Charles Minchin 6 . Thomas William

ba t. . M . . J. P . m . 1864 ( p T A , , , , Florence

d . 1 1 . of Macarth Sarah ( July , dau Justin y ,

E ba t. d s . . . 184 q ; 7 Willoughby ( p T 5 ; 8 .

ba d . 1 4 . Wensley ( pt . T . 8 5 9 Louisa Stuart ;

1 . d . 188 1 1 . 0 Julia Miller , 6 ; Henrietta Martha d 2 18 5 1 m . 1 5 6 . 86 . ; Anna , , , John

. M . D . 13 . d 18 90 Kinahan , Esq , Maria Charlotte , . ;

- ar i a a . a See Sir Edw d Hudson K n h an , B rt , ch pter viii . 122 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

ba 14 . t . m . 18 6 . Katherine Stuart ( p T . , 7 , H E 1 s 5 . n Leonard , q ; Lucy Wensley . Mr . Kinaha

d . 185 . June 9 , 9

AH G 18 30 KIN AN , GEOR E , ,

of M . . J . P . Roebuck Park ; A , ; eldest son of E 1 s . . b . 1 1 m . 18 5 Daniel Kinahan , q (q 79 , , ,

d . . of Maria Jane ( dau Alderman Cash , and — 1 . . . 1 1 M . P . m J . 85 had issue Daniel , A , , , ,

f . E . o s . d . 1860 Harriett , dau J Hone , q , and , leaving — ba t. . C . i. m . issue ( p T ) George Percy Daniel ,

. of Amalinda Rosa , dau Major John Atkinson , h 8 9 t . m . 2 18 3 Regiment ; ii Annie Julia , , July 3 , 7 ,

Es . M . D . Charles Bent Ball , q , . iii . Maria Jane ; iv

m . 1 18 4 Harriett Lucy Nanette , , May 7 , 9 , James

E . . C Cav erhill s 2 . 3 , q ; George ( g John ash

ba t. C . d . 4 . t ba t. . ( p T . ) ; Rober William ( p T

rd . d 5 . 63 . in Canada Charles Henry , Maj or Regt ,

d 13 18 8 6 . . 8 . . April , 7 ; Isabella ; 7 Julia ; Maria , f m C . . . o T . , Feb Joseph Hone , Esq ,

9 . 10 . Ashton Park , Monkstown ; Emily ; Henrietta

14 1 4 5 . m C . 8 Eleanor , . , T . , May , , Rev George 2 b t 1 . a . . C Bennett ;11 . Matilda Louisa ( p T har

m . C . ba t 13 . . lotte Mary ( p . T . Adelaide, , T ,

f Es . . . t. 18 0 M D Oc 9 , 6 , Herbert William Clif ord , q ,

d 18 53 . Mr . Kinahan . in

H G 18 5 - 68 KINA AN , GEOR E , 6 , 18 3 J . P . D . . of Roebuck Park ; , L , and High Sheriff, 7 ,

f J . P . 1879 of the City o Dublin , , and High Sheriff,

80 of Co . of son of , the Dublin ; second George

m . 1863 . Kinahan , E sq . (q . , , Margaret, dau of

124 H ISH OF T E PAR TANEY .

E . n s of Rahi s CO . Browne , q , , Mayo , and had issue

. O m . i Peter Dodwell Digges , in H . . , Miss Elizabeth

s Digges La Touche , ii . David Henry Digges , o . . p . ,

. Na iii William ssau Digges , iv . John James Digges ,

. D . f of LL , Deputy Keeper o the Public Records N m . Ireland , . Miss Anne Pringle , v Everard eal

m C a . (Major), . Miss lementine Eag r, vi Mary

d u nm C a . Elizabeth , . . , vii . harlotte Sophi , viii Louisa , d anm a d unm . . , ix . J net , . . , x . Margaret Adelaide , d u . nm m . , xi . Isabella Florence , . Rev . Theodore d a . m . James Cooper , xii . Mari nne , , Madison Wall E 2 d anm . . s . x . Fisher, q , iii . Octavia , ; John James

. O . s . 13 1835 3 . Digges , in H o July , ; George

- - a m . Digges , Barrister t Law , , ﬁrst , Miss Emily dl Grueber , and had issue two children ; secon y ,

18 1 4 1 o f . a 8 . Feb . , , Frances , dau Rev C esar Otway, h ad 4 and issue two children . Theophilus Digges ,

s o . . p . , June 5 . William 11 18 2 . d m 1834 6 . a un . 7 Oct 7 , Eliz beth , . . , Dec , ; d 2 7 . m . o . . . Emily , J hn Brenan , E sq ( Aug , 82 d . 1 6 3 18 4 1 d . 8 . Dec . , ; Frances , . Nov , ; d d anm 9 . . 10 . . Charlotte , young ; . Henrietta , ,

18 1 d anm 4 1834 8 59 1 . a . . Dec . , ; Gr ce , , March , 2 d 3 1 . u nm 21 18 80 1 . Gertrude , . . , March , Martha ,

d 4 1 4 . 14 . d . unm 8 0 . . young Sophia, . , March , Mr d 2 2 . 18 0 . La Touche . Feb , WIS M 18 4 2 LE , WILLIA , ,

of d . circa 18 50 . Harlech , Roebuck ; Solicitor ;

W S I M 18 53 LE I , WILL A , ,

son of Harlech , Roebuck ; Solicitor ; had a by his

a ba t. . C wife Jane , H rvey , p in T . 2 CHURCHWARDENS . 1 5

HTON SIR H M S . 1 9 1 L IG , T O A , BART , 7 ,

’ of of Merville and Stephen s Green , Dublin . A

ofL i hton Needh am banker of the ﬁrm g , , and Shaw , f Of Foster Place . He represented the Borough o 1790 1 9 Tuam in the Irish Parliament from to 7 7 , 1 8 t and the Borough of Carlingford from 79 o 180 0 . a 1 1 1 He was created a Baronet on M rch , 79 , and

of L i hton of l took the title Sir Thomas g , Mervi le , h riﬁ f S e o . Dublin . He was High the Co Dublin , n of L i h n E 1 0 . so to s . 79 He was John g , q , of

CO . W Raspberry Hill , Tyrone , by Elizabeth , his ife ,

f . of Tisdern dau . o John Walker , E sq , , Co . Tyrone . d m . 1 1 1 . . of He . , Dec , 777 , Anna ( June , dau

Es . of William Pollock , q , Strabane , by whom he — 1 . had issue Thomas , who succeeded to the f m on o . Baronetcy the death his father , and , Dec .

14 18 11 d . 24 , , Miss Sylvia Brandon ( May ,

d . 11 18 16 bur. . t he May , ( T and lef an infant b N 18 13 who son . ov . , Thomas , , succeeded to the f his on o d . Baronetcy the death father , and April d 2 1 1 2 . a . 180 6 bu r 0 8 . . , 7 ; J mes , April , ( T G . ) 3 . f H O . o John , in . , Rector Donaghmore , Co . Donegal , succeeded to the Baronetcy on the death of his

a w m . . 23 18 17 inf nt nephe , , Jan , , Mary Hamilton

d 28 . of ( . June , second dau Christopher

Es . M . D . d . 5 1828 Pemberton , q , , and April , , leaving — i. b . 26 18 18 issue John Hamilton , May , , , suc c eeded on of to the Baronetcy the death his father ,

o s . . 29 18 4 4 . and p , April , ii Christopher Robert , f H . M . . . O V o A , in , icar Ellastone , succeeded to the f o b . 2 Baronetcy on the death his brother , May 8 , H P SH OF T N 126 T E ARI A EY .

18 1 m . 2 184 3 9 , , June , , Mary Anne Elizabeth , only f d d . f . Sto or dau . o Rev Digby Joseph p Ram , and 12 18 5 C April , 7 , leaving hristopher, the present

. b . . 26 Baronet, and other issue ; iii Thomas , Sept ,

1820 Ma 3 18 52 . M . . b . , y , ; iv Andrew , A , 2 l 2 22 m . 1860 . 6 18 5 Dec , , , May , , E iza Amelia ,

Es of . youngest dau . Henry Sumner Joyce , q ; v

J 4 r C 5 . Mary , . young ; . Hen y hester ; Elizabeth

d m . Au 180 3 . Jan . 18 ( , , g , , Sir Samuel

m . C Es . . 6 . Hayes , Bart ; Anne , harles Rea , q , of

. C m . . . 7 Fort Royal , Co Donegal ; harlotte , Rev

d . N . 1 4 b ur. . . 8 . ov 9 John Sweeny ; Mary , , 7 , T G

d 2 180 5 bur. Sir Thomas . April 7 , , and was in

n 2 . T . G . o April 9 The following interesting account of his life appears in the Obituary notices in the A nnual

Re ister v ol. . . 4 6 g , xlviii , p 9

“ A b T a L i hton a t an t Du lin , Sir hom s g , B r . d Banker, who was one of the many instances th at ‘ honesty is the ’ w as a b est policy . He very e rly in his life an humb le t a ab a N I r der , in the town of Str ne , in the orth of reland , and proving unsuccessful , he went in search of b etter fortun e to ’ E a I as a a the st ndies , soldier in the comp ny s service . He was a m an a and a and of t lent , of strong mind , rendered himself b a a extremely useful y h ving , in very short time , acquired a knowledge of the Oriental l anguages . It was his good fortune to b e conﬁned in the same prison with the late a General M tthews , who , previous to his unfortunate catas

r h e to a . L i h t op , entrusted the c re of Mr g ton jewels and

an a e property to immense mount, to b delivered to his family if he should effect his escape ; and to ensure h is z eal and a a punctu lity , he presented him with considerab le sum .

a a as an Being some time fterw rds employed interpreter, he

128 TH E SH F PARI O TANEY .

m . . 1 1 2 by his wife , Dania Connor , , Sept 7 , 8 3 ,

a d . f . o Eliz beth Grace ( second dau Rev . E . m Of li Tho as , Rector Bal nacourty , and had issue

1 . m . o r . s . . E dward , Miss Dora Ha vey , and p , May ,

1850 2 . m . ; Richard , Miss Dorothea Harvey ; 3 .

a d . 1876 4 . 5 . m Willi m , ; Francis ; Jane Georgina , . ,

18 55 Es . J . P B all croni an , James Howlin , q , . , of y g ,

. of B all croni an Co Wexford (Howlin , y g , — i. and has issue James , ii . Jane Georgina ,

N . a . . iii . ina ; 6 D nia ; 7 Edwina ; 8 E liza Alice d ba . . 18 53 . ( pt . T . Mr Lloyd

D S CH D 18 0 MAN ER , RI AR , 6 , of of Brackenstown Rockmount , and subsequently , f m . o Es Swords ; Caroline , sister Henry Roe , q — 1 . m D . . . L . (g and had issue Richard , Alice E dau . s . M . P Dorothea , Of Henry Smith Wright , q , b H . 2 a t. . O V of . Henry Robert ( p T in icar

r 3 . Horbu y Junction , Wakeﬁeld ; George Edward

ba t . 4 . 5 . Roe ( p . T John Frederick ; Caroline ,

m . a r . C . P . Laudon , E sq , Indian Telegr phic Se vice ; d 1 4 C a . . . 88 . 6 . Kate h rlotte Mr Manders S S H 184 4 MA ON , HENRY JO EP , ,

Of Summerville, Dundrum .

MAC ONCHY H 1823 , JO N , ,

Maconch Es . of o f Roebuck eldest son of John y , q , Maconch of a Co . Derry (see y R thmore ,

b 30 179 3 m . 4 18 16 . May , , , March , , Deborah , — of . and h ad 1 . dau . Stewart King , Esq , issue

of t m . George , afterwards Ra hmore , Louisa Eliza 2 CHURCHWARDEN S . 1 9

f . v . o . beth , dau . John Goddard Richards , Esq (q )

m . . of 2 . John Stewart , Henrietta Frances , dau Rev .

3 . m . . Charles William Doyne ; Elizabeth , Rev

hn 4 . ba t Frederick Fitz Jo Trench ; Helen ( p . T . l ill Chai neau Co v . 5 . m . m . James g , Esq Barbara ,

- C l ill . M n h o v . aco c L t. Col . Thomas Harper Mr y

d . 10 184 3 . . Dec ,

S H 1 3 MAUN ELL , JO N , 86 ,

f n of Edenm ore o Rockmou t , Dundrum , now , f i J . P . . o Raheny ; Sol citor , Co Limerick ; son Robert

l . . m . 18 51 C Maunsel , E sq (q , ﬁrst , , atherine b d . . 3 18 62 ur. . . of Lucinda ( Feb , , T dau Thomas — . D . . 1 . Lloyd , E sq , L , and had issue E dmund

- M . . . B . a Robert Lloyd , A and LL , Barrister t 1 1 2 m b . 8 85 . 18 Law , . Oct , , , 79 , Annie Rachel ,

dau . . d . of Joseph Emerson Dowson , Esq , and Nov .

1 bur 2 886 . . 2 . , ( T leaving issue ; John Drought , m late Capt . Durham Light Infantry , now Ar y Pay m 3 Department, . Miss Euphemia Bushe . Frederick

’ l m i n O Br e . C . E. Wil iam , . Eleanor , dau . Of P . , Esq , , d . 10 189 4 4 . d . . 1 and May , ; Eyre Lloyd , Nov 9 ,

1 4 . 89 5 nn . . n m . secondl ; A ie Mary Mr Mau sell , y , of Emily Roche , only child Archibald John

. . C . . D . of Stephens , E sq , Q , LL , Recorder Winchester , — and by her had issue Archibald John Stephens

ba t ( p . T . Capt . , Royal Warwickshire Regt . dl ni f and thir y , An e , dau . o Rev . George Peacocke .

U S B 1 4 3 MA N ELL , RO ERT , 8 ,

of Ballawle y Park, and of Merrion Square , Dublin l of . So icitor ; ninth son Daniel Maunsell , Esq (see K H SH F 130 T E PARI O TANEY .

of b Maunsell Ballywilliam , . Aug . 5 m f 1 9 . . o 9 , 7 , , ﬁrst , Anne , eldest dau the Rev . — 1 . m John Lloyd , and by her had issue Daniel , . ,

. C . 26 1853 . of T , May , , Anne Lucinda , dau Robert

2 . i . . . 3 . B lling , Esq (9 John (q Elizabeth ,

m . . C . 10 1851 37th , T , June , , Robert Ma yne , Regt . f . . I o J . M N . , son ohn Mayne , Esq , and grandson

of . 4 . m . Judge Mayne (q Isabella , William

. M . D . . m l Boyne Butt , Esq , Mr Maunsell . , second y ,

r d. 18 4 4 bur. . F ances ( July , , T eldest dau . of r Es a nd had ba t F ancis Dwyer , q. , by her issue ( p . — 1 . 2 . T . C . ) Francis Richard ; Albert E dward ;

n . 3 . Fa ny Barbara Maria ; and thirdly , Louisa , dau — of James Douglas , E sq . , and had issue George

d . 18 6 Meares , Captain . Mr . Maunsell 7 .

DW D 1 2 MAYNE , E AR , 79 ,

’ f of o Churchtown and Stephen s Green , North ,

D of . ublin , was the eldest son Charles Mayne , Esq ,

f Fream e CO . o Mount , Monaghan , by his wife

D . of . of orothea , dau Edward Mayne , Esq , Mount

L edb oro . . . G . 1868 . , Co Fermanagh (see B L , , p He entered and having won a 1 7 5 B . A . 1 . Scholarship in 7 , graduated in 777 He

was called to the Bar in 178 1 . He was appointe d f o . 21 1 5 a Justice the Common Pleas , Feb , 80 , and ’

n . 24 1816 . was transferred to the Ki g s Bench , Oct , 1 on D . 18 1 d 182 . He resigned ec , 8 , and . in 9 He

d . E m . 1 80 . of Fiddes s . , 7 , Sarah ( dau John , q , — 1 . . M . . and had issue Charles , in H . O , A , f m o . d. . Rector Kilmastulla , Susan ( dau of

1 2 THE SH OF 3 PARI TANEY .

18 2 7 . t 18 4 3 8 . m 7 ; Rober , ; Dorothea , .

. th John Mayne , Capt 9 Dragoons , and had issue i . m . h s n . f i Dawson , cousi Sarah , dau o John

. . 131 . t m . . 10 Mayne, Esq (p ), ii Rober , , T C June ,

185 1 . of , Elizabeth , dau Robert Maunsell , Esq .

(q. iii . John Colburn , Madras Light Infantry, di . s. . . . m . 1862 o p , in In a , iv Helen , v Dora , , , C W 14 Colonel Gustavus harles alsh , th Bengal

N of Es . ative Infantry , son John Walsh , q , Of Dun dr l m um Castle , and had issue , John Russe l , . f o N . Miss Norcott , third dau . Arthur orcott , Esq ,

il . of Park , Donera e , Co Cork , and Dorothea Helen ;

183 . . d 9 . m . 0 . Sarah , , , Rev R French Lawrence , 2 m d 1 3 1 . . B . A . 8 ; 0 Kate , Major Basil Heron , , .

186 1 1 . m . . 2 1823 9 ; Margaret , at Berne , Oct 9 , , 2 d unm 1 . . . . . M . D . Thomas E Beatty , Esq , Fanny , ,

1872 .

- S P H ST . IR 1888 89 MAYNE , JO E CLA , , of Sunnybank ; Barrister - at- Law ; son Of James

i m . . C . Es . Arthur Mayne , q , Sol citor , , in T Aug

4 186 a . of , 9 , R chel Isabel , eldest dau Michael

a . M . D . . Charles Bern rd, Esq , (q

C SKE M 182 - 31 M CA Y, WILLIA , 7 , of mi of r Her tage , Roebuck, and Chu ch Street ,

n d . 9 1834 . Dubli ; Iron Manufacturer ; June , (p

‘ M OMAS CH D CH B D 18 - C , RI AR HENRY AR I AL , 79 80 ,

f B allawle r o Homestead , y ; Junior Mode ator and

D - a - . T. O. of M . A , Barrister t Law, third son CH CHW D S 133 UR AR EN .

‘ hi M Com as . M . . of f Arc bald , Esq , A , Clif Castle , D alkey, and Elgin Road , Dublin , by his wife Jane ,

Es m . . 28 18 5 . . of . 7 dau W Jones , q ; , Jan , , at St

’

. of . Mary s , Donnybrook , Susannah Alice , dau C f Goodman , Esq . , o Lansdowne Road , and had issue — ba t. . C . 1 . ( p T , excepting Mabel) Edwin Archibald ;

4 5 . 2 . . Harold ; 3 . Cyril Henry ; Gerald ; Regi

nald . 8 . ; 6 Rupert ; 7 . Mabel Christine Jane ;

Sybil Frances ; 9 . Olive .

M ‘DERMOTT S H 1825 , JO EP , ,

of Castlev ie m . 18 11 w , Roebuck ; Solicitor ; , , Miss — d . 183 1 . Mary Stone , and 7 , leaving issue John b b a t. . 2 . a t . 3 . ( p T Joseph ( p . T Fanny ; 4 ba . Anne Joanna ( pt . T .

‘ M KAY 1 2 - 2 , DANIEL , 8 5 6 ,

’ of Moreen and Stephen s Green ; Solicitor ; eldest f ‘ M K m . 1 o a . 6 son William y , Esq . (q , April , 1811 Rhuab on , at Church , North Wales , Eliza ,

. of f ur h n . o G t e dau Edward Rowland , Esq , , in the f — . o 1 . 2 . Co Denbigh , and had issue William ;

3 . 4 . . Manners (q. Rowland ; Louisa Jane ; 5

. d . . 184 0 bur. Eliza Maria He Dec 5 , , and was in ’

. D . St Ann s Church , ublin

M ‘KAY S 1 4 , MANNER , 8 5 ,

of . 3rd Moreen ; Capt Dublin Militia , formerly Of

Dra oo P f J . . . son o g p Guards , Co Dublin ; second ‘K M a m d . Daniel y, Esq . (q . . Alice Georgina (

N . 22 ov . of , dau . of Thomas Bunbury, Esq , 1 4 3 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

L i n b r . d 12 1 4 s o C . 85 y , O Tipperary, and June , , — i ba t. . C . 1 . m . leav ng issue ( p T ) Mary Eliza , Maj or

Ma Farlan P . 2 . e J . James Lenox c , Alice Georgina

3 . m . . Sarah Jane , George Selby, E sq

M ‘KAY M 1800 , WILLIA , , * of of Moreen , and Merrion Square ;Solicitor , Pur t of suivant to the Cour Chancery , Deputy Clerk of C of the Faculties , and lerk the Recognizances in

m . 1 4 Chancery ; , 79 , Miss Mary Bartley , and had — 2 d 1 . v . . . . issue . Daniel (q ) John ; 3 Anne He .

. 18 12 . of Oct , He held the position Assistant Clerk of ﬁ the Council , and was amongst the of cers of the Irish Houses of Parliament to whom annuities were ’ — H ist r o Dublin granted at the Union . Gilbert s o y f ,

v ol. . . 3 1 . iii , p 7

CHI M H 18 19 - 20 - 21 MIN N , HU P REY, , ’ Of J. P . CO . ff Roebuck Lodge ;r Dublin , High Sheri

“ a h - - Ne r t e four mile stone is Moreen , a most pleasing S a I sea i itu tion . t is within three miles of the , of which t h as a a a and a n gr nd view , lso of the city djoi ing county for a a ab a a a m ny miles. This place is rem rk le for h ving desper te b attle fought in it some centuries ago by two of the neigh b ourin a b a a g f milies , who, on their revenge eing s ti ted , mutually agreed to erect a church in the valley where the

a was h ad and a u eng gement , from thence c lled the Cross Ch rch

th e a a in of Moreen ; on rocky ground djoining, with gre t d ustr and is a a a y expense , erected ne t, comp ct house , with a a a a and ab fﬁ b g rdens , l wns , pl nt tions , suit le o ces , elonging to ‘ ” - - M Ka E P st Chaise C m ani n 1803 . 39 1. a s . Willi m y , q o o p o , , p

1 b . t In 798 , at the time of the re ellion , Mr Humphrey

w a a a . a t Minchin as residing at the Grange , R thf rnh m A p r y be a b a and of the re ls entered his house , he ded y his g rdener

O F N 136 THE PARI SH TA EY .

18 3 2 . 0 . s . . 14 1850 3 . 7 ; John , . p , Oct , ; William , 4 d 0 s 1825 bur...... p . , April , , T G Anne , Sept , b d 1 4 bur 1 1 ur T . . . 8 9 . 8 9 , . . G ;5 Rosetta , , Newtown 1 1 4 6 . m . . C . . 9 83 breda ; Mary , , T , Sept , , her cousin , d d . . Michael Ferrar, Esq . ( . Feb , and Dec . — 3 18 58 i. , , leaving issue William Hugh , m d 18 1 . Miss Banks , and . May , 7 , leaving issue m M . D . . nn Benjamin , , Mary Howard , Bi s ,

. n m . . . E sq , A nie , Rev J Paterson Smyth , and Elsie , m ii . Augustus Minchin , . Miss Hughes , and has ’ D n m . O o nell issue , iii . Michael Lloyd , Miss , and — m has issue Michael Lloyd , Beatrice Minchin , .

Es . Wolseley Haig , q , Gwendolyn Howard

m . . . . . Minchin , J M Holms , Esq , iv Howard ff o s . 18 2 . a Minchin , . . p , 7 , v Henry St ord , in

N m . m m . . A erica , , and has issue , vi John in atal , , m and has issue , vii . Mary Minchin , . Dr . Hardy , n i and has issue , viii . Rosetta Mi ch n . Mr . Minchin m 18 10 . , secondly , , Miss Charlotte Burrowes , who

d . 1853 bur. . e March , ( T and had by her issu

1 0 . s . . . 2 18 8 bur. . . . Robert, p , Jan , 7 ( T G ) d A 2 . m . . u George Howard , Miss Matilda Beck ( g ,

1 b ur . d . . 30 18 bur. . G . 859 , . T and Dec , 77, T , — n i 11 . leavi g issue . William Augustus , Charlotte

E . . m . s . Matilda , Hunter , q , and has issue Mr

d 3 184 1 bur. . . Minchin . Jan . , , and was T G

M B 180 1 - 2 - 3 NOR AN , RO ERT , , f m 1 82 o Dundrum ; . , 7 , Miss Anne Jennings , and — 2 e 1 . m . C . 3 180 had issu Anne , . , T , April , , George

Es 2 . C m . . C . 12 Hughes , q ; harlotte, , T , March ,

18 10 . , George Corbett , Esq CH CHW D S 13 UR AR EN . 7

G H D 18 2 - 3 NUTTIN , JO N GAR INER , 9 9 ,

D J. P . f of Gortmore ; . L . Dublin , , and High Sheri f,

D of . m . 1 . 89 5 , Co ublin ; son John Nutting , E sq , E nsm ore . of Restel . s . Mary Sta , dau R Bevis , q , of — l 1 . Manor Hi l , Birkenhead , and has issue Harold

Stansm ore 3 . Stansm ore ; 2 . John Godfrey ; Arthur

4 tansm ore 5 . Ronald Stansm ore ; . Dorothy S ;

m r ba t . Mary Stans o e ( p . T

M B 1852 OR E , RO ERT , ,

of of Owenm ore CO . Mount Anville , and , Mayo ,

i r n P . . . Enn s . o e . J . D and c , Co Sligo ; and L Co Sligo ; f n E . so o l s . second Wil iam Orme , q , Belleville , Co

m . . 16 184 3 . Mayo , , Feb , , Sydney Frances , dau

’ of L Estran e of Maj or Christopher Carleton g , —1 Market Hill , and had issue . Robert William

ba t. m r 2 . ( p T . now of Owen o e ; Christopher

3 . 4 ba t . . Guy ; Albert ; . Janet Georgina ( p T

m . d 1 . . . 8 7 . Claude Brownlow , Esq Mr Orme 7 (See of Owenm ore Orme ,

CK G H S 184 8 58 PI ERIN , C ARLE , , f o m . Roebuck Grove Solicitor his dau . Sarah ,

‘ . E . C . M D nald s . 13 18 53 o T , Sept , , John Royse , q ,

. m . . 1 1856 and his dau Jane Adelaide , T . C . , Feb 9 , ,

Charles Furlong Harding , Esq .

H 18 5 PORTER , JO N , 7 , of m 1850 Weston House , Churchtown ; . , , Miss ff Lydia Georgina Du . 138 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

T S M S 1 4 PO T , JA E , 79 ,

’ of aunders Richview , Roebuck , was the proprietor of S

News- L etter 1 . m . 1 6 He , 7 , Miss Elizabeth Irwin , d . 1 6 . and May , 79 His death is thus recorded in ’ Hibernian M a az ine f r Walker s g o that year (p . 384 )

and a a P Es Most sincerely justly l mented , J mes otts , q . , an eminent printer and b ookseller ; his conduct and ch ar acter as a m an of b usiness h ave b een for many years under

b a - z the o serv tion of his fellow citi ens , who h ave long known h im an f a n upright , inof ensive , un ssuming , a d courteous ” trader .

’

Dub l i. H istor o in . . In Gilbert s y f (vol , p some information will be found about Potts ’ s con

’ - t er nection with S aunders News L e t . He carried on ' ifiar a violent newspaper warfare with Mr . John G d “ v on do (q. . ) and a paragraph reflecting the g in offi ce —as Giffard was called— having appeared

’ S aunders ff in , Gi ard and his son Hardinge horse r whipped Potts outside Taney Chu ch , on Sunday ,

1 1 4 . October 9 , 79 Criminal proceedings were taken n by Potts , and the case was tried in the followi g

in Hibernian July . A full report appears the

a az . . M g ine for that year (p Mrs Campbell , f t C one of wife o the Rev . Ma thew ampbell , was G iﬂard ao the principal witnesses . Hardinge was ff £20 quitted , but Mr . John Gi ard had to pay to the

of £20 ll poor Taney , to the poor of Sti organ , and

£ 10 to the Dublin Marsh alsea .

C H M S 18 4 8 58 PRI E , HENRY T O A , ,

m . 1838 of Dru mmartin Lodge ; , , Miss Emma Hall ,

14 0 H A SH OF A T E P RI T NEY.

. . d Mordaunt , dau of Rev Bernard John Ward , and .

. 13 18 4 2 ba t 7 . . Jan , , leaving issue ; Robert Edward ( p

. H . . O . M . of T in , A , Principal the Gloucester , i l Bristol , and Oxford Training College ; 3 . W l iam

ba t . . . 55th . of Hamilton ( p T Col , late Regt

m Au 1 . . 8 58 Foot , , g , , Margaret Isabella , dau of 4 Major Samuel Hill Lawrence, and has issue ; .

4 h E . m . 18 3 . Maconc s Louisa Elizabeth , , , Geo y , q , f 4 o d . 186 . Rathmore , and , leaving issue (p

5 b m N . 1 a t . . . ov 5 8 50 . Mary Anne ( p T , , , Samuel

. J . P . v . Johnson , E sq , , Of Jane ille , Co Wexford , and

6 . ba t . . m . had issue Emily Sophia ( p T , April ,

184 . 9 , Rev . Philip Walter Doyne , and had issue

. m . 5 184 0 Mr Richards , secondly , May , , Mary ,

f o . m dau o Sir William Raws n , by who he had no

d . 13 184 6 . issue, and April ,

IDG W M 180 To 18 1 R E AY, WILLIA , 9 7 ,

of Balall . B . A . Runnymede, y He graduated

i 0 1 8 . B . 1 90 . D . n 1 5 . . in 7 7, LL , 7 , and LL 79 He was 1 0 of to the Bar in 79 , and was some time Seneschal ’

of . . m . 1 the Liberties St Patrick s He , 797, Miss ’ H ibernian M a a Catherine Ledwich . In Walker s g

z ine for 180 . 4 4 5 7, p , it is mentioned that

He was complimented with his freedom of the Corpora t at a a b a as b son - in - law ion l rge , p rtly y cl im eing to the b a I a R L and a cele r ted rish histori n , the ev . Dr . edwich , th t it was a a un nimously c rried with some compliments on Mr .

’ Ridgeway s professional and private worth and ab ilities .

d . . 2 181 . He Aug 7, 7 His death is thus announced CHURCHWARDENS . 14 1

’ in G entleman s M a azine . lxxxv u the g , vol . , pt .

2 : p . 57

a i his s a Of a fever , while ttend ng profe sion l duty on l a circuit at Trim , Mr . Wil i m Ridgeway , an eminent Irish ” a and a t m an . l wyer, most wor hy

ROE 18 4 - 6 , HENRY , 6 7 ,

f D . . Roe o Mount Anville ; L Dublin ; son of Henry ,

Es . m . 18 5 q , , 7 , Miss Charlotte Theodosia Jane ’ — h D Olier l. 2 . , and had issue Ric ard , George ’ i r D l e m . 4 1 3 . C O . 8 8 Henry ; harlotte , , Sept , 7 ,

4 . m . Lord Granville Armyn Gordon ; Elizabeth , ,

. 2 1882 u T C . , Feb . 0 , , George A gustus Hotham

Es 5 . 6 . Howard , q ; Maude Mary Florence Made

d N 21 18 4 . ov . 9 line . He . ,

Many of the citi z ens of Dub lin will learn with feelings f a O deep regret of the de th of Mr . Henry Roe , which oc

was a curred recently in London . He the represent tive of a family whose n ame was long identiﬁed with the b usiness b and a ab Oh life of Du lin , whose numerous gifts to ch rit le

e cts a a and j were lw ys cheerfully given , given , too, with no a a niggard h nd . He spent himself ne rly in re f a d a storing the fab ric o Christ Church C the r l , which is an enduring testimony of his pub lic spirit and his attachment ”— Da l Ex ess N 26 1 4 . C . v to the hurch i y pr , o . , 89

Dail Ex ress . 28th In the y p of Nov , a letter mi appeared from Dr . Ha lton , which told of Mr . Roe ’ s gifts to Taney Church

T a Ca a a he restor tion of Christ Church thedr l , m gniﬁcent and was in its desig n , perfect in its completion , not the only

a . His work of the kind which Mr . Roe c rried out gifts to a a Christ Church , T ney, his p rish church , were no less 14 2 THE SH OF PARI TANEY .

nd n generous in their ch aracter , a I a d my congregation a a a must ever ret in his n me in gr teful recollection . Soon a after I b ecame Rector of the p rish , I b rought under his notice the desirab ility of improving the musical portion of an d ff the service , he , in reply , o ered to present the church n a at ab T a . with org n , which he did consider le cost here ,

. E however , his gifts did not end ntirely without solicitation ,

b a a was he undertook to uild ch ncel , which much required . It is needless to mention that he h ad the work done in the a a b est manner, reg rdless of expense , not lone b uilding the

b ut i a - a w ch ancel , furnishing it with f ve st ined gl ss indows of b eautiful design ; and b y this addition b e converted our ” church into the h andsome ediﬁce it now is .

RU SKEL L B 185 1 , RO ERT , ,

i . m f . o Ball nteer House ; his dau Jemima , T . C . ,

23 1856 f Es d ir a Nov . , , God rey Parr, q ; he . c c

18 55 .

C M 182 S OTT , WILLIA , 7 ,

f of ff o Drummartin and Sta ord Street , Dublin ;

- h eriﬁ 18 29 30 . High S of Dublin , He had a son by

ba t. . C . his wife Sarah Jane , p , T , William Frederick

. . ( 1. circa 1853 Augustus Mr Scott .

H D DS 184 S A E , HENRY LIN ELL , 6 , of L archﬁeld , Churchtown , and Parliament Street , 1 2 m . 8 8 Dublin ; , , Miss Rachel Jane Powell , and

on ba t. . C . had a s , p T , Charles Francis .

NN H W S D 180 - SI ETT , JO N TO N EN , 5 6 ,

’ of of Churchtown and Merchant s Quay , Dublin ;

m . 1 1 Wholesale Silk Merchant , , 79 , Miss Emelia

d circa 1 Dunn , and . 836 .

14 4 H SH F E T E PARI O TAN Y .

M 18 39 TIPPER , SA UEL , , of of Roebuck and Ormond Quay , Dublin ; Paper W Manufacturer ; had issue by his ife , Elizabeth , ba t — l . . C . 1 . 2 . 3 p T Wi liam Gore ; Samuel ; . Lucy

Ellen .

H M S O G 1804 - 14 - 1 - T O P ON , GE R E , 7 18 ,

* Clonskea h a Of g C stle , and of the Treasury , Dublin son Of Castle , was the second David Thompson ,

Es s CO . q. , Of Oatland , Meath , by his wife , Anne ,

. Of fourth dau Of George Higginbotham , E sq . ,

L ar h CO . g y , Derry , by his wife Anne , dau Of Robert a b 16 1 9 m w s . 6 Es . . 7 . Acheson , q He Aug , , and , ﬁrst ,

Es . f a . O Ele nor , dau Of John Wade , q , The Lodge , —1 d P J. CO . Co . Meath , and had issue . Davi , . , Dublin ,

2 . . P . COS . 0 3 . . 18 5 J . p , 7 ; Thomas Higginbotham ,

w m . . C . . 6 1836 Gal ay and Dublin , , in T , Feb , , f E . X . . O s . C Martha , only dau Thomas Wallace , q , , Ma 2 1 — d 8 i. M P . 7 86 . . , Tand , y , , having had issue

h Ca w as b b . a Clonsk eag stle uilt y Mr Henry J ckson , a at an who also erected the djoining iron works expense ,

’ Hist o the C unt ub lin . a Of D A lton , in his ory f o y D (p s ys , a i a b Jackson took prom nent p rt in the re ellion , and w as an active memb er O f the Execut ive Committee Of

. was a b ut the United Irishmen He never b rought to tri l ,

n e f underwe nt a prolo g d term O imprisonment . His daughter

O w as Of a married liver Bond , who convicted high tre son , ’ z S e et S e v c 1 8 . F a i e und P t . July , 79 ( it p trick s cr r er i t, pp 7, ’ I W hittock s G uide to u b l n L 12 . 184 6 . 139 7, n D i , on , , p , a e a a was b a A a it is st t d th t J ckson o liged to emigr te to meric , a a and that from him Gener l J ckson , President of the United

w as . States , descended ‘ T a a a K . C . a rSee hom s W ll ce , , ch p ter viii . 1 CHURCHWARDENS . 4 5

ba t . . C . d . 1865 . George , p T , ii Thomas Wallace ,

d t a B . A . . 1864 ; iii . Rober W de Thompson , ,

- - a 18 8 J. P . CO . Barrister at Law , c lled 7 , Dublin , late

l m . . C . C . 10 apt Dublin Artil ery Militia , , T , March ,

18 6 . . a 7 , E dith Isabella , dau of Rev Willi m Jameson ,

l . n by his wife E iza , dau Of Arthur Gui ness , E sq . , — Be CO . Of aumont , Dublin , and has issue Thomas l ml li Wil iam , Ha et George , Wi l am Jameson , E dith , r i Al F eida Catherine, Madeline Gerald ne, ice Isabella ;

h K . . B d l 25t C . . . 1 . 866 . iv Ham et Wade , Regt , ; v li i Arthur Wil am , Major Dubl n Artillery Militia

m . J. P . v i. Katherine , Colonel Rowan , , Of Belmont ,

. l m d 18 6 . . . Tralee , and . 7 ; vii E len , Rev W T .

M . m . Turpin , . A . ; viii Anne , Major de Wet ; ix . ’

m . O Sulliv an Tedeck Of Louisa , . Capt de , the

a a Tedeck m 3 . ill a Ch te u de , Belgiu ; George W i m ;

ba t. d . unm . 5 . 4 . Margaret Hannah ( p ; Anne 2 1 2 Th m m . C . . 8 8 t o Mary , . , T , Dec , , David Pe er p ’

CO . J . P . son , Esq . , Of the King s , , who had , among

l m . . C . . 17 1866 other issue , El en , , T , Jan , , Major

l C . B 6 . General Henry A exander Little , Louisa 25 1832 d m T O. l . . E izabeth ( . , , May , , E dmund

ffl d Cu a e . Of Clare rov e CO . n oy pp g , Esq , g , Dubli , and

— ba t had issue i. Alexander ( p . T . C . ) ii . George i rs n ll ba t. . R v e to CO . m Wi iam ( p T Of , Meath , .

f . . . f ui . o D o Lo sa , dau Edward Vernon , Esq , L , Clon

r . l . 4 3rd ta f Castle ; iii Ham et Wade, Capt Light

m a . Of Infantry , . Hann h Gerrard , dau David Peter d a m l . n . . Thompson , Esq . ;iv . E len , Mr Thompson

m l . . , second y, Catherine , dau Of General Robert Alex i eanett ander , Of Derry, and , th rdly, J , fourth dau . 14 H SH OF E 6 T E PARI TAN Y .

ll . CO . Of Wi iam Butler , E sq , Of Drame, Kilkenny ,

. l by Hon Caroline Massy, sixth dau . Of Hugh , st b ad Lord Massy, and by her a son, Massy Wade

ba t. . o . s . 0 . . d . 1 860 . ( p T 1 Mr Thompson May , ’ Mr . George Thompson s father was the ﬁfth son

Es . Clonﬁn CO f . o William Thompson , q , Of , Long A hl m n m . t u e CO . ford, who Miss Metge , Of y Castle ,

of a . l Th m Meath , and was grandson C pt Wil iam o p Oi one son , Yorkshire , Of three brothers who aecom

ni d . 1 pa e King William III to this country in 688 .

The King gave Capt . Thompson certain conﬁscated CO f lands , and he settled and married in . Long ord .

ﬁn . Clon . G . (See Thompson Of , B L ,

H M S 1 8 - T O P ON , HENRY , 79 9 9 ,

. d Of Roebuck , and Of Ormond Quay , Dublin He . l . 1800 . w Nov , The fol o ing Obituary notice appears ’ in Walker s H ib ernian M agaz ine Of that date

a a a Suddenly in his c rri ge , on the ro d to B ath , Henry

T E . Of Of b an hompson , sq , the city Du lin . eminent mer ch ant ; he was strict in the discharge Of every duty as a

b a a and a and a hus nd , p rent , friend , Christi n , his de th , like was and a his w his life , serene c lm ; temper as mild and nd h is m a f gentle , a disposition uncom only f ectionate and un

m us is an a a co monly genero to his friends he irrep r b le loss , an and to th e poor he never c b e replaced . He lived b eloved and died lamented by all who h ad the pleasure of his ao ” quaintance .

H M S 1 4 T O P ON , HENRY, 85 , l Balla . of Greenmount , y

14 H SH F 8 T E PARI O TANEY .

1876 Inv er , Henry Lumsden Forbes , E sq . , Of y, Guild

. in . . t ford , iv Augusta Margaret Elizabeth , F Cory on , m Esq . , Of Liss House , Hants , v . Harriett Jane , . , l 2 1 2 C . u 5 88 . . T . , J y , , Spencer C Blackett , E sq , late 2 2l m C . . 1 18 58 st 9 . . . Hussars ; Louisa , , T , Aug , ,

10 . i m . . G . Gordon James Douglas , E sq . ; Em ly , , T ,

25 185 G rab urn . 1 1 . 9 . Aug , , John , Esq ; Cecilia ; m 3 1 2 12 . . C . 0 87 . Eleanor , , T , July , , Maj or Warren

R E d . 14 18 8 Richard Colvin Wynne , . . , and Dec . , 7 , 1 bur G . 13 . m . . C . 18 2 . T . ; Ada , , T , April 9 , 7 ,

U nett . Of Henry Hazell , Esq , Huntingdon Hall ,

d . 2 1868 bur. . . Yorks . He . Oct 7 , , and was in T G

O B M S 1855 T R ETT , JA E , ,

Exh am Tur Of Oaklawn , Roebuck ; son Of James

Es . m . . bett , q (q Harriet , dau Of John Powys , ' h . Of Staﬁords ire . Esq , West Wood Manor ,

TUR BETT B 180 4 , RO ERT , ,

f b 1 6 m . P r f O . 7 0 u e o Greenmount ; , Miss Marianne y ,

m . dl . C . . 8 1 1831 l (who , secon y, T , Aug , , Wil iam Arna l N . ee . an d d oble , E sq , Of g , Co Louth , . July ,

bur d 21 18 1 bu r 1834 . . . . 3 . . , T and Jan , , T G . i one Exh am (p . leav ng issue son , James Pure

foy (q.

TURB ETT B EXHAM 1865 , RO ERT , ,

f B elﬁeld M . A . Of O , Roebuck ; ; son James Exham

Tur tt . m . . of b e , Esq Lucy , dau Benjamin

. Cardenton d Lefroy , Esq , Of House , Athy , and .

1 8 bur. . G . i ba 8 9 t. March , , T , hav ng had issue p T . C. — ( , i. excepting Kathleen) Robert James , ii . Langlois

m n . Benj a i , iii George Frederic Gore, iv . Kathleen . CH CHW D S 14 UR AR EN . 9

USH S C IAM 1880 - 81 - 82 - 90 - 9 1 ER , I AA WILL , ,

. 1863 of Tudor House ; Edin , ;

n U . 1862 ; eldest so of Isaac sher , E sq , by his wife ,

dau . . a Frances , Of John Parker , E sq ( See B ll ’ h M em oirs o the Uss er F amilies D . Wright s f , ub ,

1 . 889 , p

ER HOYL E CH D 1 98 - 9 9 1811 - 12 - 13 V SO , RI AR , 7 , ,

' J P Sheriﬁ 18 19 Of Mount Merrion ; . . and High in f r f . o o the Co . Dublin He was a Commissioner the construction Of Kingstown Harbour , and his name appears on the monument near the pier (see p . He was the second son Of Joseph Versch oyle of D Versch o le of onare (see y Kilberry,

m d . s . . and . Miss Barbara Fagan . He p at Brighton

on 2 182 bur. . in Aug. 7 , 7 , and was there In an scription on a tablet erected to his memory in

of Booterstown Church , he is described as a man strong religious character , with a mind richly ’ stored with intellectual knowledge . (See Blacker s Sketches o B ooterstown f , p .

VERSCHOYL E M S 1894 - 9 5 , WILLIA HENRY FO TER , ,

f P f n o Woodley ; J . . CO . Dublin ; second son o Joh h l f Versc o e . Tas a ar o s t CO . James y , E sq , gg , Dublin ,

Of . by his wife, Catherine Helen , dau . the Rev

Versch o le Castle sh ana han William Foster (see y of g ,

B . L . G m 16 188 . , June , 8 , Frances Har riett of Hamilton , youngest dau . E dward James f a . o U 0 0 . J ckson , Esq , pwell , Norfolk , and Of the 1 50 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

’ N B Of Priory, St . Andrew s , . . , and widow Captain — . U nett 2lst h as 1 . W , Hussars , and issue George

ba t 2 . a John Foster ( p . Stillorgan Church) ; Willi m

3 ba t. . Arthur ; . Kathleen Laura ( p T

C S DW D MS G 1860 VI AR , E AR AR TRON , , of Trim le ston Lodge ; Government In spector Of Military Schools in Ireland ; eldest son Of Richard

V Es . icars , q , and brother Of Captain Hedley Vicars

( 9 r m . 7th and Cla a , Lady Rayleigh ; Julia

Eckersall . . Frances , dau . of George , E sq , Of St ’ — C h ad 1 . atherine s , near Bath, and issue Hedley

ba i 2 . t. . . O . of ( p T in H , Rector Hunt ngdon ;

O . ba t . . . George Rayleigh ( p T in H , Curate of r Whitley Bridge , Yorkshire 3 . Edwa d , in Foreign fﬁ 2 4 . d . 18 5 . O ce ; May Catherine (bapt. T . 9 ;

ba t. 6 . a ba t. Isabel Mary ( p T . Evelyn Cl ra ( p

. . i 9 . T 7 L lian Frances ; 8 . Margaret Annie ;

. d 18 0 . Marion Julia Mr. Vicars . June 9 , 7

I C H 1862 V N ENT , JO N , ,

Of Charlton , Roebuck .

DD 1821 WA EN , BARRET , , of D Roebuck , and Of Palace Street , ublin ; Silk ‘ u m . 180 M Connell Man facturer ; , 9 , Miss Elizabeth ,

d . circa 182 and 3 .

SH H 18 WAL , JO N , 76 ,

of r C son . Dund um astle Of John Walsh , Esq , and

of . i brother the Hon Frederick Will am Walsh , who

1836 . C . 1855 was called to the Bar , made a Q ,

THE SH OF 152 PARI TANEY .

' h riﬁ S e O. CO . D C 1 4 ublin ; High , Clare , 8 5 ; eldest

son of . Of W Nicholas Westby , Esq , and his ife , the l . . l Hon Emily Susan , e dest dau Of Wil iam , Lord

m . Radstock , , ﬁrst, Elizabeth Mary , dau . of the * . Blackb urne d 1 3 Right Hon Francis , who . 86 , — d 1 . r s ha a . . . and issue William F ancis Percev l , o p , 1 2 ba t 870 ; . Francis Vandeleur ( p . T . High

ff of CO . 1895 m . 1888 J Sheri Clare , , , , anet Louisa , f . O . second dau George Orme , E sq , Of Castle

3 . Lacken , and has issue ; Emily Jane Laura b a t. . . m . . C . ( p T Mr Westby , secondly , T , 16 1864 June , , Susan Elizabeth , dau Of John

. d . 2 1 . Davis Garde , E sq and April 3, 893

H H L EE 1 4 4 - 4 - 4 W ARTON , JO N , 8 7 9 ,

weetm ount m . 184 3 Of S ; Solicitor ; , , Miss E liza — W ilm ba t. 1 e . C . . , and had issue , p T George

2 . 3 Henry ; Esther Jane ; . Elizabeth Georgiana ;

4 . W ilm e d . . 1 1 . Jane Julia Anna He June 7 , 866

H H 1 19 - 2 - 21 W ITE , JO N , 8 0 , B ll l Of a a y .

H H L A CH 184 W ITE , JO N TOU E , 6 ,

d l di . . . R a sv a e D . D Of e , undrum ; E n , L A , ub ; d m . . 2 184 4 D . . , T C Nov , , Frances orothea ( July of 8 , youngest dau . Sir Henry Jebb , and had —1 ba t. . C . issue , p T . Henry Francis La Touche ; d 2 . . . 25 18 0 Mary Jane Ribton Jebb He June , 7 ,

bu . . and was r. T G . (p

R . F a s Blackb urne a te i . See ight Hon r nci , ch p r v ii 3 CHURCHWARDENS . 5

H D SIR G 1822 W ITEFOR , GEOR E , ,

w Of Annaville , Churchto n , and Mount Salem ,

Mountrath ; Silk and Poplin Manufacturer . He was an Alderman Of Dublin , and was High Sheriff

1 21 . . in 8 , when George IV visited Ireland He then received the honour Of Knighthood . He was Lord

- H m . 1 11 1833 34 . e 8 Mayor in , Miss Anne Bergin ,

wh o d . . 16 184 . Dec , , 7 He went subsequently to ’ CO . d . . 14 1865 . reside in the Queen s , and Jan ,

H H N M S 182 W ITT OR E , WILLIA JERVI , 8 ,

Of Churchtown ; Solicitor .

MS CH S 1832 WILLIA , HUT IN , ,

Farranb ole i Of Bloom Villa, y, and Of Merr on

Square , Dublin .

D I M 18 16 - 1 WOO , W LLIA , 7,

Of Churchtown and of Bishop Street , Dublin ; a

- . 18 18 19 . Merchant High Sheriff Of Dublin, He

m . 180 3 d circa , , Miss Mary Williams , and . 1836 .

E — at s t s h as b a NOT . The inform ion in the e no e b een O t ined mainly from private sources and from the Parochial b ut a s l and Registers , in some c se from Wil s grants in the

P l R ﬁic e P and L . ub ic ecord O , from B . . B . . G , and from ‘ i d a Dublin D rectorie s an Newsp pers . T C H A P E R V I I I .

SHI S PARI ONER . HE following biographical and genealogical notes on some Of the more remarkable persons who in have resided in the parish , and who are not C cluded amongst the hurchwardens , are necessarily brief , in order to come within the limits Of this History ; and it is therefore possible only to give a mere outline of the lives Of the distinguished men who are mentioned . It is hoped , however , that these notes may serve to prevent their connection with

r the pa ish being forgotten . The dates after the names give with such accuracy as is possible the f period O residence .

THE MI I S OF Z W M D B FA L E FIT ILLIA AN HER ERT ,

- circa 14 4 2 18 9 5 .

The members Of these noble families , who have resided in Mount deserve prior and prin

Amongst the temporary residents at Mount Merrion h ave b een Archb ishop Kin g and the Right Hon . John Fitz

b b nd . Gi on , afte rwards a b etter known as Lord Clare In

’ h la 2 2 a H s o o the Chu o I e nd . . . M nt s i t ry f rc f r , vol ii , p 7 ,

et se . re b in q , there a letters from Arch ishop King written n b 1 14 r August a d Septem er , 7 , which a e dated from Mount ” a a b Merrion His tempor ry country residence , ne r Du lin ,

a a t b th e F z a . s ys Bishop M n , y kindness of Lord it willi m He mentions in one of them th at he went to see his b L l a at a L a neigh our , ord Ki d re , Stillorg n . ord Cl re occupied ’ a 1 8 - S k h s o Mount Merrion circ 7 7 9 . ( See Blacker s etc e f e st w n 182 B oot r o , pp . ,

1 H SH F 56 T E PARI O TANEY .

’

c . 180 was to the Bar in 5 , and was made a King s 1 2 Counsel in 8 2 . He was appointed a Sergeant in

1826 - 183 1835 , and was Attorney General from 0 to , 184 1 184 2 and from to , when he was raised to the

Bench . He was Master of the Rolls from 184 2 to 184 6 184 18 52 , Lord Chief Justice from 6 to , and 18 2 Lord Chancellor in 5 . He was appointed the 1 5 ﬁrst Lord Justice Of Appeal in 8 6 , and held that ofﬁce until again appointed Lord Chancellor in

1 n 1 . 866 . He resig ed the Chancellorship in 867

He was Vice - Chancellor Of the University Of Dub

1852 . m . 180 d . lin from He , 9 , Jane (

f . d . O . M D . an dau William Martley , Esq , , had issue — 1 . m . William Martley , . Mary , dau . Of the Rev

D. D. d . 8 1868 William Thorpe , , May , , leaving

2 . 0 s . 18 63 3 . of issue ; Francis , . . p , ; Edward, Rath 1 . C . J . P . . m . 85 farnham Castle , Q , Co Dublin , , 7,

Georgiana , dau . Of Robert Graves , Esq . , of Merrion

4 . Square , and has issue Frederick John, Of Renny dl CO . m . 18 56 . of House , Cork , , , Annette, dau Ear ey

d . 1863 Hall , Esq . , Of Wilmington , Essex , . Oct , ,

5 . m . 185 and had issue ; John Henry , , 7 , Elizabeth ,

d . 6 . 0 . au . Of Anthony Crofton , E sq Arthur,

n m . C R . N. 7 . Alicia Catheri e , aptain George Daniell ,

m . . C . . 25 184 5 8 . (p . Jane Isabella , , T , Oct , ,

0 . Thomas Rice Henn , Esq . , Q . , Recorder Of Galway ,

O . 9 . of Paradise Hill , C Clare ; Elizabeth Mary

m . . D . . ba t. . ( p T Edward Perceval Westby , E sq , L b t d unm 10 a . . . . 151 . (p . ) Adelaide Frances ( p T b r Bl ck urne d . . 1 186 u . Mr . a b Sept 7, 7, and was at

Mount Jerome . PARISHIONERS . 157

In the Imperial Dictionary of Univ ersal B iog raphy

. i. . 00 . (vol , p 6 ) Dr John Francis Waller thus wrote f s o Mr . Blackburn

a t a Of His st temen s were m sterpieces forensic eloquence , an d b a a singularly lucid , simple , rief ; he pl ced every f ct and r h b efore the Court in the clearest light , d ew is con clusions with a force that was irresistib le while the power

- s and was of his calm , self posses ed , solemn eloquence deeply di a all impressive . But in his ju ci l position these faculties a attained their perfection . His c lmness rose to imperturb ab le

b a - i and deli er tion , his self possession to d gnity , the quiet , melodious tones Of his voice gave force to the dispassion ate ” and impartial judgments which he delivered .

It is impossible , however , within the scope Of this History to give any extract which would do ’

. Blackb urne s j ustice to Mr attainments , and to the consum mate ability and dignity with which h e T ﬁlled all the highest judicial Ofﬁces . O form a true estimate Of his character and Of his services to his country , the reader must consult larger works ,

L e o F rancis B lackburne and is referred to the if f ,

by his son (Lon . , and to biographical notes

Dicti nar o National B i ra h v . in the o y f og p y (vol . , ’

. L rd Chancell rs o Ireland p and in Burke s o o f .

- GH HON. BR H M WS 1 5 4 RI T A A A BRE TER , 8 5 7 .

of This distinguished leader the Irish Bar , who

became Lord Chancellor of Ireland , resided at * 1 Roebuck Grove , from the year 8 55 until his

e ~ s a b u . Pr viou ly c lled Roe ck House Mr . Brewster pur chased the place from the representatives Of Sir John P ower (q. 1 H SH F 58 T E PARI O TANEY .

. Ba enal death He was son Of William g Brewster ,

. . of Esq , by his wife Mary , dau Thomas Bates ,

. b . i 1 96 . Esq , and was in Apr l , 7 He entered

B . A . 18 17 M . . 184 and graduated , , and A , 7 . 1 1 c . 8 He was to the Bar in 9 , and was made a

x . c . 1 in 835 . He was appointed Law Adviser in

18 4 1 - 184 6 , Solicitor General in , and was Attorney

. 1853 1855 . 186 General from Jan , to In July, 6 , of he was appointed Lord Justice Appeal , and in

March in the following year Lord Chancellor , which ofﬁ ce he continued to hold until the resignation Of

. 1868 . d 2 the Government in Dec , He . July 6 ,

1 bur 8 4 . . CO . 7 , and was at Tullow , Carlow He

m d . 24 . . Mary Anne ( . Nov , dau of Robert — . 1 l Gray , Esq , by whom he had issue . Wi liam B a enal 2 . m . g , Colonel ; Elizabeth Mary , Henry one French , E sq . , and had issue son , Robert f o . Abraham, who has assumed the name Brewster

Di t nar o National B io ra h c i . . See o y f g p y , vol vi , ’ Chancell rs o Ireland 2 L ord . p . 9 9 , and Burke s o f

One of the ab lest advocates which the Irish B ar h as a a produced during the present century . His m n ge Of b b was a a and ment the pu lic usiness lw ys honest , ﬁrm , u and a Of a was nswerving , no imput tion f vouritism ever ”— 2 4 a a a he imes l 8 18 . m de g inst him . T T , Ju y , 7 “ It is O f course impossible to learn from a report the effect or force of a legal argument ; b ut those who h ave b een

can a f the contemporaries of Mr . Brewster spe k O the strength and power of his h andling of cases on either side Of the a l F H l of the our Courts, the incisive force of his points , the a and a weight of his argument tion , his re diness for every

. was a a a emergency Whether it new tri l motion , b ill of a was a e xception, or a dry leg l argument, he ever re dy, ever

1 H P SH OF 60 T E ARI TANEY .

’

. CO rk the Rev John Chetwode , Of Glanmire , . Co , — 1 - . L t . and had issue Robert Wilmot , Colonel , 6 th m 0 Riﬂes , . , ﬁrst , Elizabeth , only daughter Of

Sir Duncan Macgregor , and had issue 0 Graham Wilmot , Eardley Wilmot , Lieut . 6 th

Riﬂes ; and secondly , Bertha , dau . Of Sir Crawford Caﬁin — l , and has issue Robert Wi mot , Craw H 2 . O . m ford Wilmot Henry Edward, in . , . Maria , Of dau . Of Rev . John A . Jetter , Vicar Trowbridge , e— lia Salop, and has issu Wil m Montagu , Henry

H . O. 3 . Sinclair , in , Margaret Graham ; Charles

. 4 oth . Z a Francis , Lieut Regt , fell in the New e land 4 m ar 1860 . . W , ; Caroline Hamilton , Bartholomew — C ff . . C . f li ord Lloyd , Esq , Q , and has issue Clif ord ,

- L t . COl. William Chetwode , , Humphrey Wilmot ,

Alfred Robert , Major , Arthur Brooke , Frederick

C m . Charles , aptain , Emily, Major Wynne , Con m stance , Florence , Caroline , . Captain Anson

R . N. m . dl 1853 Schomberg, He , secon y , in , Cathe d hka . 2 Dasc w . 5 rine Anne ( Oct , dau . Of his l W . Rev . Wil iam Bradford , by ife Matilda, dau E d s . . . 1 188 1 Of Edward Wilmot , q He Aug 9 , ,

ur . and was b . at Mount Jerome

b t Of a One of the es friends of the Church Irel nd , a dis

in ish e d b B ar and a I t gu mem er of the , kindly , upright rish a a w b e a gentlem n . His de th ill received with in t b all e i general feel g of regre y who knew his st rl ng worth , ”— and a ab . Dubl kindly qualities , ch rit le disposition in Ev en

in M ail A u . 22 1881 . g , g , A very handsome monument to Master Brooke ’ s 1 2 ’ memory was erected in 88 in St . Patrick s N PARISHIO ERS . 161

hi Cathedral by a number Of s friends . The idea of

is the design borrowed from a Venetian window . In the centre on a white marble tablet is the following inscription

I Of R t B b . a n loving memory the igh ou le Willi m Brooke , a a Of L L . D. , for many years M ster the High Court of Chancery , and sub sequently a Com m iSSioner Of the Great Seal of Ire 22 1 A 1 188 1 l and . Born July , 796 , died ug . 9 , . “ Throughout a long and useful life he ‘ adorned the all ’ doctrine of God our Saviour in things , and having to its close rejoiced in the faithfulness of Him whose word was a in a his const nt support , he died perfect pe ce . Casting ll Him a ’—1 a your care upon ; for He c reth for you . Peter v .

- MR . S C 1825 4 . JU TI E BURTON , 7

a The Hon . Ch rles Burton was for many years a * parishioner , and lived at Mount Anville . This distinguished judge was an Englishman by birth , descended from the ancient family Of Burton Of B L G b Leicestershire (see . . , and was . Oct .

1 1 0 . 0 . 1 92 6 , 76 He was to the Irish Bar in 7 , and ’ 1 was made a King s Counsel in 80 6 . He was d 3r on . 30 appointed successively Sergeant Oct ,

181 lst on . 1 1818 7 , Sergeant Dec , , and a Justice ’ of on . 2 1820 . m . the King s Bench Dec , He ,

1 d . 10 1822 78 7 , Miss Anna Andrews , who March , , m and had an only daughter , Eliza Felicia , who . at

It is now the Sacred Heart Convent . Judge Burton a f purch ased the pl ace from the represent tives O Mr . D aniel ’ Beere and after the Judge s death his representa tiv e s a a it to u sold it to Mr . D rg n (q . who sold the tr stees Of the convent . 1 2 H P A ISH OF 6 T E R TANEY .

’ N 1 . ov . 8 8 1 St Peter s Church , Dublin , , 9 , John

Es . . C . M . P . for of Beatty West , q , Q , the City Dublin d h ad son ( . and who a , Charles Burton , and

. o d . . 10 several daughters Judge Burt n on Dec , ’

1 4 bur. . . 8 7 , and was in St Peter s

He ﬁlled the very highest place as a lawyer . As a judge he fully sustained the high character he acquired at l nd b r. a di a a the a C m , gniﬁed , imparti l , he turned neither ”— to the right nor left in dealing out rigid justice . A nnual ’ R e is e . 2 2 a see Gentleman s M a az ne g t r , lxxxix . , p 7 ; lso g i , N 1 8 . vol . xxix . ( . p . 9

- B H M S M . D . 1816 4 2 . A RA A COLLE , ,

C l one of f Mr . o les , the most eminent O the great " ta surgeons Of Dublin, resided at Donnybrook Cot geﬁ w Of hich is in the townland Roebuck, for many li . son C years He was the second Of Wil am olles ,

. b . on 23 1 3 E sq , was in Kilkenny July , 77 , and was educated at the Endowed School in that town . out f He came to Dublin , and took the Diploma o the College of Surgeons in 179 5 ; he then proceeded

ut . o M D . to Scotland , and took the degree Of in the U di niversity Of Edinburgh , and subsequently stu ed

. a in London On his return to Dublin , he was p ’ to Steev ens pointed Resident Surgeon Hospital , Of which institution he was afterwards the Visiting 180 4 t Surgeon . In he was appoin ed Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery in the Royal College of Sur 1826 f o . geons , and in became Professor Surgery

’ t o a . a a s. t Now c lled St M rg re Mr . Colles sold the house P Judge lunket (q .

164 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

f P . d 1 . o J . . 879 4 . Hopkins , E sq , Mitchelstown , , ;

d 3 1 2 5 B A 0 8 . . 9 . Thomas , . March , ; Richard, , Bar

- - m 18 4 1 r rister at Law , of Melbourne , . , , F ances , dau . f ilm tt . d e o . of John W , Esq , Bordeaux , Advocate ,

h m n . . m C a e M . 1 8 . 8 8 ; 6 Graves y , A , Solicitor , , ﬁrst ,

f . dau . O M . D . Mary Anne , Robert Harrison , Esq , ; f l aremna . o . d . second y , S , dau Rev John Blower, m . C . . 21 1 2 18 3 . . 88 9 ; 7 Mary Anne , , in T , Aug , ,

- ll d 1 L t Col. . 8 50 . James Harrison , Madras Arti ery,

m . 8 9 . l . . Sophia ; Frances Jane, James Wal , Esq ,

f Kn kri CO . o oc gg , County Court Judge , Tipperary ,

d 1 8 10 . d . 1887 . . 88 ; Maria Jane Cope ,

’ a C olle s s a a The leading fe tures of Mr . ch r cter were solid

a b Of judgment , m nly directness , perfect pro ity , the soundest and Of a I an . a underst dings, the kindest he rts n every rel tion b and Of life he was amia le upright , nor were his talents more ” ab a s and — u rem ark le th n his gentlenes modesty . D blin

v sit M a az ine . . . 688 Uni er y g , vol xxiii , p . ’ Also see b iographical notices in Webb s Compendium of

h Di ti na o Na ion al I ish B i a . 86 B io a h r ogr p y, p ; c o ry f t g r p y ,

. 833 and Im e ial i ti nar o Univ s vol . xi . , p ; p r D c o y f er al B io

a h . i. . 1090 . gr p y , vol , p

M G 1 1 - 85 65 . WILLIA DAR AN , A History Of the parish would be incomplete without some mention Of this well - known and re

markable man , who resided at Mount Anville for

a considerable time . He was a native Of the CO .

b . 1 99 . Carlow , and was in 7 He was placed in a ’ f surveyor s o ﬁce, and soon acquired a knowledge of

his profession . Having been employed under Tel in of ford the construction the Holyhead Road , he E PARISHION RS . 165

returned to Ireland , and commenced business on t his own accoun . He was the original promoter Of —L the Dublin and Kingstown Railway th e ﬁrst line made in Ireland—and became the contractor for its construction . He was subsequently the contractor U for the lster Canal , the Dublin and Drogheda ,

Great Southern and Western , and Midland Great

Western Railways . The Dublin Exhibition Of 1858 owed its existence to his generosity ; he ad v anced u enormous s ms for its promotion , and lost by it At the Opening of the Exhibition he * was publicly complimented by the Queen , and was ff afterwards O ered a baronetcy , which he declined .

f d . . J . P . D . . O . He was a and L Dublin He Feb 7 , 1 86 bur. . 7 , and was at Glasnevin He left a widow ,

d . 18 4 . who June, 9 , but had no children

TO a a a b e m follow the c reer of Mr . D rg n would to co ment on almost every great undertaking in the land . We b elieve the estimate is not overstated which attrib utes to him the

T ub lin Ev enin M ail A 31 1853 s b s he D g , ug . , , thu descri e ’ f ! —“ a t re the Queen s reception O Mr . Dargan Her M jes y c eiv ed a a Mr . Dargan with manifest delight. She dv nced a a a at a r pidly to the edge of the pl tform, w rmly congr ul ted nd him on the success Of h is Splendid undertaking , a ex a pressed her great pleasure on seeing him on th at occ sion . The Queen stretched forth her hand as if for the purpose of ’ a a a sh king h nds with Mr . Dargan ; b ut th at gentlem n s modesty not permitting him to respond to a distinction as a as was u an a gre t it nexpected, he hesitated for inst nt , when

a rm nd Her M jesty kindly laid her hand upon his a , a shook a i it w rmly. The mmense assemb lage b urst out into a a i and a t was a a a un n mous enthusi s ic cheer, which repe ted g in ” and a a g in . 166 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY.

t a s Of a a and cons ruction of over one thous nd mile r ilw y , one r b a nd hund ed miles Of can als em nkments , a tunnels . He , — is one of the most remarkab le instances on record not in — frequent as such instances are in modern times Of men who

are a Of and the rchitects their own fortunes, the promoters , at th e a and s me time , of the progress prosperity of the

to b . t country which they elong He possesses , in ruth , in a a th e a can al a a m an singul r degree , qu lities which one pl ce v an Of z a and a P in the civili tion industri l progress . rompt ,

a a a - nd far- s g cious , cle r sighted , a seeing , he estimates ch ar a b nd cter y instinct , a is thus seldom mistaken in those whom ”— he selects to carry out his Ob ject . Imperial Dictionary of Univ s e alBio a h . . 26 . r gr p y , vol ii . , p

Farm Sevent Years o Irish L i e Le , in his y f f , in f speaking O Mr . Dargan (p . says

a a m an in I h ve never met more quick intelligence , more ” - a nd b . cle r sighted , a more thoroughly honoura le

Dictionar o National B io ra h . Also see y f g p y , vol ’

. . 54 G entlema n s M a az ine . . xiv , p ; g , vol ccxxii ,

p . 388 . Of The Queen , when in Ireland for the Opening

the Great Exhibition , visited Mr . Dargan at Mount i Anv lle . This event , memorable as the only occa sion on which the parish has been honoured by a

visit from Her Majesty , is thought worthy Of record ,

and an account , somewhat abridged , taken from the

D Eve in l il 1 1 53 ublin n Ila . 8 8 g Of Aug , , is here inserted

’ Her Majesty proceeded at a quarter to ﬁve O clock to

. a a . at . visit Wm D rg n , E sq , his residence Mount Anville At ’ a - a O wo a a a b h lf p st four clock , the t ch riots , e ch dr wn y four b a r b s a R a splendid ys , d iven y postilion we ring the oy l livery and a b th e a ttended y ﬁve outriders , drove round to princip l

168 THE PARISH OF T ANEY .

for some years ; and , as has been mentioned in an

Of earlier part this History , he took an active interest ff in its a airs , and was instrumental in procuring

the mean s Of building the present church . His

life has been fully recorded in other works , and it is only necessary to state here that he was called f 17 6 M . P . O to the Bar in 7 , was for the Borough ’ of Donegal , was appointed a Justice the King s 1 92 180 8 and Bench , 7 , Lord Chief Justice , , Vice

U Of 180 6 . Chancellor Of the niversity Dublin , He C 1 822 resigned the Ofﬁce Of hief Justice in , and 1 a ( . was created an Irish Peer in the same ye r . He

’

8 1826 bur. in . n March , , and was St An s Church ,

Dublin , in the same tomb with his friend Judge ’ ham rlaine See Sketches o C b e (p . ( Blacker s f

- - B terstown . 122 4 8 1 23 oo , pp , 9 ; also biographical notice by Blacker in the Dictionary of National

B i ra h og p y , vol . xv . , p .

GH HON. H N S circa 1 0 . RI T ANT O Y FO TER , 77

Chief Baron Foster resided at , and there is reason i * to believe was the builder Of , Merv lle , and from him the adjoining road is called Foster Avenue .

of . He was the son John Foster, Esq , Of Dunleer , hi . s W . Co Louth , by ife Elizabeth , youngest dau Of li f . o CO . Wil am Fortescue, Esq , Newrath , Louth ,

b 1 0 5 . and was . in 7 He entered and

” was “ His town residence Kerry House, Molesworth r h was b n St eet , in w ich he succeeded y his disti guished son , — ’ the l ast Speaker Of the Irish House Of Common s Gilb ert s

H is t r o blin u iii. 2 o y f D , vol . , p . 60 . ISH S 169 PAR IONER .

B A 1 2 graduated . . in 7 6. He was called to the Bar ’

2 1 60 . in 173 , and made a King s Counsel in 7 He represented the Borough Of Dunleer in Parliament for over twenty years , until returned for the Co . 1 62 for Louth in 7 . He continued to sit that county i 1765 unt l , when he was appointed Chief Baron Of

h . t e Exchequer . He was created a Privy Councillor 1 76 fﬁ e of In 7 he resigned the o c Chief Baron , and

d . on 1 8 m . 25 1 36 3 7 . . 7 April , 7 He , ﬁrst , Feb , , d f . 30 . o Elizabeth ( July , younger dau — f 1 . . o William Burgh , Esq , Dublin , and had issue * Oh n of C J , last Speaker the Irish House Of ommons ,

1821 m . 1764 created Baron Oriel in , , , Margaret

M P Amelia , dau . Of Thomas Burgh, Esq . , . . , Of Bert , L CO d . 2 1 2 2 illiam 3 8 8 . . W Kildare , and . Aug , ; ”

D D. f . C o , Bishop Of ork , and subsequently Kilmore of n Ir and Clogher, Chaplai to the ish House Of m d Commons , . Catherine Letitia ( . dau . Of

. d . 179 7 3 . m . Rev Henry Leslie, and ; Margaret , Ri ht of g i Rev . and Hon . Henry Maxwell , § Bishop

d 1 2 m . l 2 . 79 . 9 Meath , and He , secondly , Ju y , 1 4 9 7 . of , Dorothea , dau . Of Thomas Burgh, Esq ,

M . P . no . Oldtown, , Naas , and by her had issue (See ’ P eera e 1881 Massereene Foster s g , , under ; and

. t . Foster , Rev Sir Cavendish, Bar ; and in B P 1880 , under Ferrard , Viscount . )

Di iona o Na i nalB i a h . t . . 56 See ct ry f o og r p y , vol xx , p . ’ ' F asti & c . . 2 4 i. 3 1 See Cotton s , , vol , p . ; vol . iii . , pp . 83, ’ 170 and B a R e ds o C k 1 , r dy s cor f or , vol . iii ., p . 8 . T a Re I hus styled in the Me th gister . ’ Fasti & c . . 12 See Cotton s , , vol . iii , pp . 3 , 174 , 284 . 1 0 TH E SH F 7 PARI O TANEY .

Chief Baron Foster did not conﬁne his attention to his profession ; he took a practical interest in

agriculture , and was remarkable in the age in which he lived for advanced views on the manage

ment Of property . Arthur Young calls him a ” of prince improvers , and gives a long account 1 of a visit which he paid in July , 776 , to the Chief n Baron o his estate at Collon in the CO . Louth . He says that twenty years previously it was a waste

- sheep walk , covered with heath , and inhabited by

people as miserable as can be conceived , and

describes this barren wilderness , at the time Of his Of visit , as a sheet corn , a country smiling with

cultivation , and planted with a happy and indus n trio s tenantry . The Operations in reclaiming the estate were of a magnitude such as Young had never heard Of before ; enormous quantities Of i on l me had been laid the land , miles Of fences and n a Of roads had been co structed , m ny acres planta tions had been made under the direction of the

’ Chief Baron s son , and a new race Of tenantry had ” been nursed up . The Chief Baron gave Young a variety of information uncommonly valuable he told him that he had found raising rents quickened

h e the industry Of t tenantry , set them searching

for manures , and made them better farmers , and — was of Opinion an Opinion which would not ﬁnd much acceptance in the present day—that it was one of the greatest causes Of the im mov cm ent of — ’ d r n Irelan . Ireland Arthur Young s Tou i , ed by

1 et se . . 1 0 2 i. o . 18 . A . W . Hutt n , Lon , 9 , vol , pp q

172 THE SH F N PARI O TA EY .

C . . f atherine, dau Of Rev John Day , and sister O the

. . . b . 17 0 Hon Mr Justice Day He was in 7 , and

B . A . 1788 having entered he graduated , , and

. 1 1 B . 79 . c . 1 2 LL , He was to the Bar in 79 , and In 1 22 went the Munster Circuit . 8 he was m ade ’ 1 25 a King s Counsel , and in 8 he was appointed Of f Judge the Supreme Court o Calcutta . He was n presented to the King on his appoi tment , and f received the honour O Knighthood . He returned

1835 m . from India in . He , ﬁrst , Catherine, dau . f o . CO . Thomas Franks , E sq , Of Carrig , Cork , and — 1 D . m had issue . John , . L , . Eleanora , dau . of i Es . d . 188 1 Will am Whitmore , q , and , leaving

2 . 11th m . . issue ; Matthew , Dragoons , Louisa , dau of C d 3 . aptain Roche , and . , leaving issue ; Margaret ,

in . Ven Ha f . wta ne O John y , Archdeacon Bombay ; 4 . m . . 5 . Catherine , Thomas Montgomery, Esq ; m m Lucy, . Henry Holroyd , Esq . He . , secondly ,

. of a l . h Jane , dau John M rsha l , E sq ; and t irdly , d 22 1 4 bur . 87 . . Sarah Wollaston ( . Feb , , T ’ - . O l O Re an . dau and c heir Of Wil iam g , Esq Sir

d . . 10 18 52 bur. . . . John Jan , , and is in T G (p

1 2 Upon his appointment to the Indian Bench in 8 5 , he was presented with an address from all his b rethren Of the

B ar b in th e a aﬁ ec Munster , reath g most cordi l sentiments of tion and respect ; and b efore his ﬁnal departure from the

a w i a E st , he as presente d with Sim l r testimonies to his ab and A a a a ility worth . s comp nion his convers Of tion was always attractive . In addition to his stores a b and e x e gener l knowledge , derived from ooks from the p

rience f a Of own O a long life , he b rought a qu lity his which — individualiz ed his thoughts and diction a peculiar aboriginal SH S l 3 PARI IONER . 7

and a a a and b t Of wit , quiet, keen , n tur l to the occ sion , , es ” — ’ a a Gen leman s M a az ine . . all, never m lign nt. t g , vol xxxvii 4 0 8 a see Dic ti na o Nat nal B i a h (N. p . ; lso o ry f io og r p y ,

198 . vol . xx . , p .

- 1 DW D G A . 18 5 . SIR E AR GRO AN , B RT , 7 9

Sir Edward Grogan resided at B allintyre for

nearly twenty years . He was the eldest son Of i . h s . John Grogan , Esq , by wife Sarah , dau Of M dli E 18 5 tt s . R P e co 9 . Charles Dowling , q ( , , p

B A 182 Having entered he graduated . . , 3 , 1 4 M 1 c 0 . 838 . . 8 . A. , He was to the Bar in In

1 4 1 M . P . 8 he was elected for Dublin , and represented f 1 the City for nearly a quarter O a century until 865 . 28 185 He was created a Baronet , April , 9 , and was

f d . 2 1 1 D . . o . . 6 8 a L Dublin He Jan , 9 , and was

bur. . m . 2 18 at Mount Jerome He , July 7, 67 ,

Catherine Charlotte , eldest dau . Of Sir Beresford — Ma Mah n . c o 1 . Burston , Bart , and had issue I n 2 o . Edward Charles , the present Baronet

Maria Katharine Nina ; 3 . Sarah Madeleine ; 4 .

Aileen Edward Sybil Teresa .

an b and h i n His keen d close attention to usiness , s u com promising adherence to the party to which he h ad attached

himself b y conviction , commanded the respect of friends ”— an d alk Dail Ex ess Jan . 2 1 1 opponents i e . y pr , 7 , 89 .

- - . C . B 1839 5 . LIEUT GENERAL HENRY HALL , . , 7

i 18 General Hall , who resided at Merv lle from 89 Of until his death , was the fourth son the Vene

Kilm acdua h rable Francis Hall , Archdeacon Of g , by 1 4 TH SH F 7 E PARI O TANEY .

Christiana Traill , niece of the Right Rev . Dr .

ll of . Mairwara Trai , Bishop Down ( See Hall Of ,

b . . 11 1 8 9 He was Sept , 7 , entered

180 4 the the Army in , and went to India in follow a ing year . He was successively lieutenant , c ptain , a A major, and colonel in the Beng l rmy . He saw

a much active service , and displayed great br very in

several expeditions against the native chiefs . In 1822 Mairwara he was appointed Governor Of , and in the subjugation and civilization of that province a exhibited remark ble administrative ability . He 18 8 5 continued to hold that position until , when he

. C . B . 1838 returned from India He was made a in ,

- and became a Maj or General , and subsequently , in

- 1 58 . J . P . for 8 , a Lieutenant General He was the

of . d . . 18 5 . Cos . Dublin and Galway He Aug , 7

m 182 d. 7 . He . , , Sarah ( eldest dau Of

- General Fagan , Adj utant General Of the Bengal — 1 . a C Army , and had issue Henry Edw rd , aptain C 13th Ligh t Infantry , served in the rimean War

m N . 23 18 5 . ov 8 and Indian Mutiny, , , , Annie , only d f . . . . child o Col T Moore , Bengal Army , and Feb , — 1 6 i. 8 9 , having had issue Henry Thomas , Captain

m . . of 18th Hussars , Lizzie Annie , eldest dau Maj or L d ll o e . John Joseph p , Of Raheen Park, Galway ; ii a Charles Henry Edward ; iii . Arthur Fr ncis ; iv .

2 . Clara Annie Isabella ; Christopher James Traill ,

4 . d 1 s . 185 3 . 4 o . . p , ; Eliza Margaret ( July ,

C . . 80 18 55 . m . , T . , Jan , , the Rev Macnevin Brad f 4 M O . shaw , . A . , sometime Rector Clontarf Annie,

d . unm.

1 6 H P AR ISH O E 7 T E F TAN Y .

E — i. s . l Of Henry Davis , q , and has issue Al sop

Frederick ; ii . Lionel Lockington ; iii . Paulina

hl 5 . Rhoda ;iv . Elizabeth Kat een ; Louisa Matilda ,

Es . d m . 11 184 6 . . , Aug , , George Haigh , q (

6 . a Of Bemerside , Yorkshire ; Eliz beth Henrietta ;

7. a a m . . C . . 13 18 59 Adel ide Emm Jane , , T , Dec , ,

Es . d George Henry Haigh , q ( . Grainsby d 1 2 . . . 10 8 3 . Hall , Lincoln Sir Robert Oct ,

- SIR BE T K 1856 73 . RO R ANE , Sir Robert Kane resided at W yckh am for a num

. b . 18 10 ber Of years He was in , and having

B A 1 D 8 85 . . entered graduated . . , , and LL ,

’ 1 of 868 . He was a Fellow the King and Queen s a a of College Of Physici ns , Fellow the Royal

Of I . Society , and a Member the Royal rish Academy

’ He was appointed President Of the Queen s College , 18 4 5 u Cork , in , and Director Of the M seum of Irish 1 4 6 Industry in the same year . In 8 he received

d . the honour Of Knighthood . He in Dublin on

. 16 1890 . m . 1888 d . Feb , He , , Katharine ( f dau . o Henry Baily , Esq .

IR DW D DS DS - AHA S E AR HU ON HU ON KIN N , BART . ,

- 1873 9 2 .

- This well known citizen Of Dublin , who was for many years one Of her most prominent public men ,

” a Of “ Farm b olie 1 4 a the townl nd , from 79 until his de th ,

18 2 . b which occurred in Oct . , 0 His son Ro ert returned to h Irel and ab out th at time from the Continent , where he ad nd at a gone after the rising of 1798 , a remained C sino in seclusion for some months . It is said he formed hiding ’ a Of — bb Com en pl ces b etween the ﬂoors the rooms . We s p

d ium o I ish B i a h . 1 . f r ogr p y , p 69 N PARISHIO ERS . 177

W ckham 18 3 purchased y in 7 , and resided there until his death . He took an active part in every movement for the advancement Of the material

his u prosperity Of city and co ntry, and was a muni

ﬁc ent all supporter Of charitable institutions . In C his political Opinions he was a onservative , and, as

Of a much esteemed member his party , his counsel and assistance were sought and greatly valued in all times of emergency . He was the second son of

Es . a f Robert Henry Kinahan , q , Lord M yor O Dub

18 53 his C ar . of lin , , by wife , h lotte , dau Edward

. as b N . 2 Es . M . D . w . ov 7 Hudson . q , (p and ,

. R . CO . i 1828 . w as J He a for the City and Of Dubl n , ff Of . and for the CO . Cork He was High Sheri 1868 CO: 18 75 of Dublin , , of the Dublin , , and Of

’

18 2 . CO . 9 the Queen s , He was created a baronet ,

. 26 188 7 b a . Sept , , and assumed , y roy l license , Oct ,

188 of . d . a 7 , the preﬁx Hudson He at M ryborough . where he was attending the Assizes as High Sheriff ’ 1 2 f . 8 89 bur O CO . the Queen s , on March , , and was M a 2 . m . 1 1863 at Mount Jerome He , y , , Emily

. M . . l . Isabel a , dau Of the Rev Daniel Dickinson , A ,

O f CO . Rector Seapatrick , Down , and had issue

1 . 2 E dward Hudson , the present baronet ; . Robert a ki 4 Henry 3 . D niel Dic nson . George Frederick b ba t. . 5 . a t . 6 . ( p T Cecil Barton ( p . T

a a ( 1. 12 18 3 C a M rgarett Emily , June , 7 7 . h rlotte

m Jan . 22 . . C 1 . 8 5 Hudson , , T , , 9 , Cornelius

’ lla h E Ca an s . 8 . i Richard Q g , q ; Grace El zabeth ;

10 . la 9 . Emily Margaretta ; Gertrude Isabel Mar

11 . a 2 1 . garet ; Ellen Louisa Mari E ileen Julia . THE 1 78 PARISH OF T ANEY .

Of Dail Ex ress In speaking Sir Edward , the y p , 9 1892 : March , , said

Few men who have taken so prominent a part in public life during times of great political excitement have won and retained to so l arge an extent the respect and honour Of their

- z all and a a fellow citi ens of creeds cl sses . Although very a an d e a ﬁrm , cour geous , consist nt upholder of Conserv tive was b a a principles , he never o trusive in his politic l ttitude , and the b itterest and most sensitive Opponent could not ﬁnd the slightest occasion for Offence in his expression of his ” Opinions .

2 - N. CK K 184 5 . HO PATRI PLUN ET , 9

The Hon . Patrick Plunket , Judge Of the Court of * Bankruptcy, resided at Donnybrook Cottage , from 184 2 until his death . He was the ﬁfth son

Of William Conyngham , ﬁrst Baron Plunket , some time Lord Chancellor of Ireland , by his wife , f M ‘ au la . o C s nd . Catherine , only dau John , Esq ,

M P . B . P . b . 1799 . ( , He was in , and having

e B . A . 1821 M entered graduat d , , and . A . ,

1 2 . 1824 88 He was called to the bar in . He was appointed a Commissioner Of Bankrupts in 1837 1858 and , under legislation in , became a Judge Of

Of . d . 3 1 1 the Court Bankruptcy He July , 859 .

m 24 1838 . He . , May , , Maria , dau Of John Atkin — Es . . 1 . son, q (p and had issue William

22nd . 2 Conyngham , Lieut . Regt ; . Charles John m 4 1881 Cedric, Aug. , , Alice, third dau . Of

Cu iss . 8 . Francis P . p , Esq , Constance

m . . 9 1866 Gertrude Maria , , Feb , , Richard Mayne

Tabuteau, Esq .

’ N w a . a o c lled St M rgaret s (see p .

H SH F 180 T E PARI O TANEY .

of dis in with several members his family . His t c tion as a collegian was not less than the eminence he enj oyed as a physician ;and he is one of the few T D. O. instances in which a Fellow Of . ﬁlled the f b chair o Regius Professor Of Physic . He was . in 1 68 7 , and was educated at the Endowed School,

" on Waterford . He entered and having w a 1 B . A . 83 M . 1 89 Scholarship , graduated , 7 , A . , 7 , and

. 1 8 1 M D . 79 . 788 , He became a Fellow in , and

’ was appointed King s Professor of Practice Of

1 93 . 1816 Medicine in 7 In , on becoming a Non conformist , he resigned his Fellowship , and was N 1 appointed Lecturer in atural History . In 880 he was appointed Regius Professor of Physic . He was instrumental in founding the College Botanical

Gardens , and also took a leading part in establish A S ing the Z oological Gardens . a physician he had a large practice , and much distinguished him self by his treatment Of fever during severe 2 1 1 18 . d epidemics in 8 7 and 7 He . at his house 1 1 4 m on 8 8 5 . . a in Harcourt Street April , He M ry

1 4 4 bu r. . d . 13 8 Anne ( July , , T only dau . Of — 1 . Picknoll Es . William , q , and had issue Whitley ;

M . D . 2 . . . William , Honorary , Dub ; Oxon ;

L D a . . D . m L . . C , ntab ; LL , Edin three ti es President C of of Of the ollege Physicians Ireland , Regius

Of d . . 7 18 8 8 . Professor Physic, Jan , 7 ;

4 . 5 . 6 . ( 1. Gabriel ; Henry ; John ; Harriet , June

u ( 1 2 b r. . G . 18 5 . . 14 10 7 . , , T ; Mary Anne , Oct ,

bu r G . 8 . 0 1 8 . . 9 . 1 . 8 8 , T ; Eliza ; Sarah ; Ellen

d 6 1880 bur . . . Honoria , . Aug . , , . T G (see p PARISHIONERS

Dr . Stokes was a son Of the Rev . Gabriel Stokes , f D. D. o r , Chancellor Waterford Cathed al , and Rector C ’ Of Ardtrea , in the Diocese of Armagh ( otton s

h in . i i . 14 8 19 1 ol . w o F ast . v . . , vol . , pp , , iv , p — 1 . Miss Sarah Boxwell , and had issue Whitley ;

2 a M . D . . Willi m , , formerly Of Killeshandra , who

b 2 1 m . G . ur . . 0 80 6 3 was . T , Oct . , Gabriel , Miss 1 4 i bur. G . 18 8 8 Merrit, and was T . , April , , leav ng

bur . 18 1858 4 . issue Gabriel , . T G . , June , Harriet

5 . bur. . 25 1 4 6 G . 8 . Eliza , T , March , A m an who conferred m any and great b eneﬁts on society a and b nd a s in Irel nd , whose ody , soul , a spirit were for ye r devoted to the pursuit of means to promote the moral n n i terests a d develop the physical resources Of his country , and who was so far in advance of the times in which he n lived , that it is now only we c a appreciate what he strove for during a long life ; and we are now reaping the b eneﬁts Of a a Of Ob and th t for which he endured ye rs toil, loquy , a s wa even persecution to ccomplish . Doctor Stoke s a a a b through long life a strenuous dvoc te of the li erties , not

t a . was u only of his country , b u of m nkind He the ncom

Of a promising enemy tyr nny , whether despotic or democratic . was f I He the ﬁrst successful teacher O medicine in reland , as ”— well as the founder Of clinical medical instruction . Dub lin

i e sit M . 2 2 Un v a az ine . r y g , vol . xxvi . , p 0 The above extract is taken from a most interest ing memoir in the Univ ersity M agaz ine ; also see ’ a biographical notice in Webb s Compendium of Irish ’ B io ra h 2 H o . 50 ist r o h g p y , p , and Stubbs s y f t e

Universit o Dublin 2 4 et se y f , pp . 9 , q.

H DW D V 1 4 - 8 5 8 . , JO N E AR ERNON , 7 V Mr . ernon , as agent to the Pembroke Estates , resided for many years at Mount Merrion . He was 182 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

the eldest son Of the Rev . John Fane Vernon , by

his wife Frances , dau . Of the Right Rev. John

D . D. f f o . O Kearney, , Bishop Ossory ( See Vernon C b 181 lontarf , He was . in 6 , and

B A 1 having entered graduated . . , 838 , and

. . 1 . P . h i M 865 J D . . r ff . S e A , He was , L , and High ,

1864 J . P . , Of Cavan , and for the Cos . Dublin ,

Wicklow , and Monaghan . He was some time a r Director and Governor Of the Bank Of I eland . In 188 1 he was appointed one Of the Land Commis i n r d s o e s . . 188 . m . ul He March 7 , 7 He , ﬁrst , J y 2 1 4 8 6 . . , , Harriet, youngest dau Of the Right Rev

D. D John Leslie , Bishop Of Kilmore , by his wife

Isabella, dau . Of the Hon . and Right Rev . Thomas d — . f ha w O C 1 . St La rence , Bishop ork , and issue

- - M . at J . P . John Fane , . A , Barrister Law, , and High

1890 CO . J. P . CO . m . Sheriff, , Cavan , and , Dublin , ,

11 1882 . Of . May , , Thomasina Georgina , dau Rev

Jo D. D. 2 . Canon Henry y Tombe , Edward Saunder

m 1882 3 . l son , . , , Miss Georgina Rich ; Isabel a

m C . 24 18 5 C e Frances , . , T . , June , 7 , Henry hichest r

. 4 . d . . 19 186 . Tisdall , Esq Charlotte Diana , Dec , 7 N 1 m . . C . ov . 185 He secondly , T , 7 , 7 , Maria E sther,

- eldest dau . Of the Hon . George F . Pomeroy Colley , — ba t. . 1 and had issue ( p T C . ) . George Arthur

2 . d . . 10 . D Pomeroy , LL Walter Pomeroy , Oct ,

1 4 . 5 . . 890 ; 3 . Anna Lilian ; Helen Rose ; Blanche

“ f n A pub lic m an O high talents a d character . His appointment as a Land Commissioner was one for which his a a a ts and b n tur l t len , experience , independence , strict pro ity b a h ad ﬁtted him . As agent of the Pem roke Est tes, he long b een noted for h is practical recognition of the duties as well

HE F E 18 4 T PAR ISH O TAN Y .

D’ l ’ d . in 1538 . A ton s Histor Bellewstown , and ( y ’ Dubli o the C unt n 80 B P . 1895 9 . f o y , p . , Burke s

L rd Chancell rs o Ireland o o f , p .

H M S A C K C 1 20 - 4 . 8 7. T O A WALL E , . ,

B elﬁ eld Mr. Wallace , who purchased , Stillorgan of son Road , which is still in the possession his , from the executors Of Mr . Peter Digges La Touche one PriuS (p . was Of the distinguished Nisi n lawyers Of his time . He was the so Of James

. b . 1766 . Wallace , E sq , Of Bristol , and was He

T . D n O . o 1 8 entered . July 7 , 7 9 , taking ﬁrst place

. 1 9 1 at entrance He won a Scholarship in 7 , and

B A B . D 1 . 1 3 . . . 8 15 . graduated . in 79 , and LL and LL in

c . 1 8 He was to the Bar in 79 , and was made a ’ 182 King s Counsel in 18 16 . In 7 he was returned for to Parliament as member Yarmouth , and con 1 tinned to represent that borough until 830 . He 1831 1832 on sat for Drogheda from to , and was e 18 2 of the members for the CO . Carlow from 8 to

1 d B lﬁ ld . 1 4 m 835 . . e e 9 8 . . He at , Jan , 7 He

d . 20 . C Katharine ( May , dau Of John hap

Es . t CO . man , q , Of Castle Mi chel , Kildare , and

a . e grandd ughter Of Sir Robert Waller , Bart , Of N w — 1 B . A . c port , and had issue . Thomas , , . to O and the Bar , subsequently took Holy rders , was ’ ’

f . Mi h an C O c s . some time urate St and St Thomas , and Incumbent Of Kill , Diocese Of Dublin , from

1865 1890 m . 6 18 4 to , at Beaumaris , April , 7,

d . 28 . of Sophia Mary ( July , third dau the

Rev. William Roberts, Rector Of Llanfaelog , in N PARISHIO ERS . 185

of Anglesey, and granddaughter the Ven . Thomas of Roberts , Archdeacon Merioneth, and had issue —i d ba . . . 2 t. . C . 13 186 ( p T ) Thomas William , Aug ,

. O . M . . ii . Robert Waller , in H , A ; iii . Norris

- - B . A . at d Edmund , , Barrister Law , . at Capetown , 1 1883 9 . South Africa , May , ; iv Charles John ,

M : . n . A . v . Sophia Elizabeth vi Edith Kathari e 2 d . 18 59 . m 7 . . Maria , . Jan , ; Martha , , T C . , Feb .

6 1836 . , , Thomas Higginbotham Thompson , E sq ,

Of Clonskeagh Castle (p . Of Mr . Wallace was author the following works

Essa on the M anu actures o Ireland 1 98 y f f , Dub . , 7 ;

Variati ns o En lish P rose rom the R ev lution o f g f o ,

Vie w o th Trans . Irish A cad 1 96 e P resent , , 7 f S tate o h u actures o Ireland 1800 b t e M an . s f f f , Dub , O erv a tion on the Discourse of Natural Theology by L ord ‘ B ou ham L n 18 34 A dditi nal Observ a r o . tions g , , ;r o ,

1 5 Thou hts on the Elements o v l Dub . , 88 ; g f Ci i

G ov ernm ent . 18 36 . , Lon ,

Sketches o the Irish B ar Curran , in his f , gives a 1 2 most interesting account , written by him in 8 6 , Of of Mr . Wallace , then at the head his profession . 834 He says (p . ) that

He is distinguished for a solid and comprehensive judg — ment for manly sagacity rather than captious sub tilty in

A The A nal o Existen es and Christianit uthor of ogy f c y ,

18 2 . Lon . , 9

1 Archb ishop Whately , in one of his letters , says , refer a a a ring to this b ook , th t Mr . W ll ce appears to b e a much

i a L a L i o sounder ph losopher th n ord Brough m . ( fe f R ichard h L 1868 W a el b a . . t y , y his d ughter , on , , p 186 THE PARISH OF TANEY . — argument for the talent (and here he peculiarly excels) of an and t a t Of a educing orderly , lucid , consis ent st temen —out chaotic assemb lage Of intricate and conﬂicting facts for his a a a a and m eta h knowledge of hum n n ture , b oth pr ctic l p y — sical and along with these for the sustain ed and auth orita f O a as a tive force O his language and delivery , which per te kind Of person al warranty for the soundness Of every topic ” a he adv nces .

329 Curran mentions (p . ) that in the intercourse

Of private life Mr . Wallace was

i an O the most frank and familiar manners , extremely ” a t a nd a i . t r ctive companion , and a warm a const nt fr end

H SH F 1 88 T E PARI O TANEY .

d * 4 3S . . . £ 5 9 Mr Sweetman and Mr . Potts were then appointed Governors , and the following ex penditure approved of for the ensuing year Master £15 0 0 Mistress 6 O 0

&c . 5 O 0 Coals ,

&c . 2 10 O Books , For Clothes for any number 80 under Boys , sum not exceeding For Food Materials for Work Sundries

£79 0 0

The history Of the schools from 180 5 can be the easily traced , as book containing the accounts

a P R b . and . Mr. J mes otts , of oe uck (p Mr John T a a Sweetman , Of Churchtown . he ppointment of the l tter — a R om an Catholic Shows the lib eral principles on which the

was a a schools were man aged . He fterw rds concerned in the R b 1 8 and f e ellion of 79 , the in ormer , John Hughes , of Bel a in b f st , his evidence given efore the Secret Committee of I a A 1 9 8 the rish House of Commons, mentions th t in pril , 7 , f a I a Neilson , one O the le ders of the United rishmen , c lled ’ b and at Sweetm an s on him when in Du lin , th they went to , ’ l b a m a was near Judge Ch am b er aine s , to re kfast . Sweet n

b u s . then in prison , t Neilson lived in the hou e They drove ’ ’ e m n a a . G rattan s at sub sequently in Swe t a s c rri ge to Mr ,

Tinneh inch A Of R Of . copy the eport the Committee is in

’ L n w 1 98 b . Marsh s ib rary , a d as presented to it in 7 y Mr

James Crofton , of the Treasury (p . SCH S 18 OOL . 9

18 58 from that year until has been preserved . It was carefully kept , and shows that the necessary funds to support the schools were in th e early years provided by an annual sermon , supplemented by ' Oﬂertories some subscriptions . The were large , as the following instances will show

180 5 18 10 18 15 1820 1825 1830 1835

From 1836 to 18 58 two sermons were annually preached in aid Of the charity ; but the revenue from that source declined , while the receipts from subscriptions increased . The sermons were at ﬁrst advertised in the Dub lin Newspapers , and particulars about the schools are 180 8 4 2 given in the advertisements . In boys

4 2 5 r r and girls were educated , 7 child en we e clothed , and breakfasts were provided . In 18 13 63 80 t boys and girls were educa ed , 75 re c eiv ed clothing , and breakfasts were pro v ided 18 19 200 . In children were educated , and

80 were clothed . It appears from the advertisements that th e Of children were all persuasions , and that they were C instructed in the ﬁrst principles Of hristianity , in reading , writing , and arithmetic, and that the girls H SH or 1 90 T E PARI TANEY .

were taught to sew and knit . In 18 17 it was mentioned that the male school would have to be enlarged to accommodate the increasing number

under the new master , who was educated in the l rm school Of Ki de o. 18 14 In the advertisement in , in addition to the

- school work , it is stated that

The poor Of the p arish are constantly supplied with nd s b a and money , a with clothe , l nkets , fuels , provisions at nd a sum a cheap rate , a of money is lent on securities re ” p aid by weekly instalments .

The schools were under the control of the clergy a and treasurer, who sometimes were assisted by a c ommittee . As the Treasurer seems to have taken di a very lea ng part in the management, a list of the parishioners who ﬁlled the ofﬁce may not be without interest

- 1 0 5 L i h 1790 8 Sir Thomas g ton . — 1 5 - 181 1 80 9 A derman Nathaniel Hone . ‘ - 1 2 — M Derm 1819 8 5 Joseph ott. — 2 - 1 2 18 5 8 7 —Henry Dawson . - 1827 1830 Brindley Hone . — ‘ - 4 M Cask 1830 183 William ey . — 4 - 18 50 18 8 Arthur Burgh Crofton . — - 18 58 1850 John Lee Wharton . — * - 1858 1858 Robert Orme .

The schools were originally held in one of the

. ll With the exception of Mr Brindley Hone , a the th e Of ce a Treasurers ﬁlled ﬁ of Churchw rden , and are mentioned in ch apter vii .

THE PARISH OF TANEY .

P A R I S FFIC ER S H O .

P L TTE AND AP O RS APPRAISERS .

In addition to the Churchwardens , there were C appointed each year , until the hurch Rate ceased 1862 A lotters to be levied in , two pp , whose duty it was to applot the assessments on the parishioners ; 1821 and , until , there were also appointed two

Appraisers , who made any valuations which were required for the purpose Of assessment .

E K A ND P A VE STRY CL R RISH CLERK .

ﬂi ces b These O were held y the same person . In 1792 Henry Curran received a salary of £ 10 as f 2 d O £ 5s . 6 . . Vestry Clerk , and as Parish Clerk

V 2S £ . In 1813 his salary as estry Clerk was 9 , and 1 182 0 . 8 as Parish Clerk , £ In John Sherlock had

d. 1 f l6s . 6 £ 0 a salary o £ 6 as Vestry Clerk , and Of

' 1832 h e £ 12 V as Parish Clerk , and in had as estry

10 C NO £ . Clerk , and as Parish lerk assessment was made for the salary Of the latter ofﬁ ce after 2 C 183 , as it was paid by the Ecclesiastical ommis

sioners from that time . The duties of the Vestry

. 1836 Clerk were deﬁned by Mr Daniel Kinahan in , and were “ to receive instruction from the Clergymen V and Churchwardens for serving notices Of estries ,

a a a of to prep re s me , and have them served by Be dle

the parish , to keep up the minutes Of the Vestry , and to write out copies Of the Parish and Grand

184 3 . Jury Cess . In James C Kelly had a salary C 18 53 of £17 as Vestry lerk , which in had risen to

A ss ssments a . See e , ch pter xi PARISH OFFICERS . 198

1 1862 fﬁ £ 19 0 s. In the o ce was held by John £21 Kingston , at a salary Of ; but at the Easter on i 22 f r Vestry , Apr l , the assessment o the amount f was rejected , and the O ﬁce ceased to exist .

PARISH CONSTABLE A Parish or Petty Constable was appointed each 182 ff year until 9 , when the O ice became amalga i dl 1 mated with that o Bea e . Until 80 6 the posi t one ion was an honorary , but in that year a sum 2 d of £ 5s . 6 . was assessed for his salary ; this was t 182 £6 af erwards increased, and in 9 it was .

BEADLE In 180 2 a Beadle was appointed at a salary Of 4 18 8 d . £ 3 £ 10 2 5s . 6 £ , which rose to in , to in

£ 18 1853 . 1862 18 4 3 , and to in In the assessment ﬁ for his salary was rejected , and the of ce , like that

Of Vestry Clerk , ceased to exist .

S EXTON . ’ 1792 £4 18 1 The Sexton s salary in was ; in 3 , d 1832 £ 15 £6 l6s . 6 . ; and in , ; after which year it was paid , like the salary Of the Parish Clerk , by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners .

F COLLECTOR O CESS .

Of There was also a Collector the Church Rate , who was paid a salary which varied from time to time . F 194 THE PARISH O TANEY .

‘ G L EB E. H O U S E A N D LA N D .

The Glebe Land originally extended from the

Graveyard to where the Glebe House now stands .

Before the railway was made , it was intersected only by the road leading to Windy Arbour ;

u C b t the Railway ompany , under its compulsory

powers Of purchase , took the portion lying between that road and the road wall bounding the lawn Of

the Glebe House . Some further portions Of the Glebe were alienated from the Church after the f passing o the Irish Church Act , under which the tenants in occupation Of Glebe Lands Obtained a

- i right Of pre emption Of their holdings . By th s means th e ﬁeld lying between the river and the

road to Windy Arbour , together with the buildings

standing upon it , passed to the occupiers . The Glebe Land now consists Of the ﬁeld lying f round two sides Of the graveyard , and the plot o

ground upon which the Glebe House stands , together

with its lawn and garden . This land was purchased in 1878 from the Church Temporalities Commis

i ners of £ 54 1 19 s 1d . h s o , for the sum , w ich was made up partly by £ 150 subscribed for the purpose

by Mr . George Kinahan and Mr . Edward Hudson Kinahan ; partly by the composition value of the

’ Sexton s salary , and some rent Of the Glebe placed to the credit Of the parish by the Representative out of Body , and partly by money paid the Parochial

funds in 1875 . The purchase - money paid by the Railway Com

CHAPTER X .

THE F CHAPEL O EASE .

’ S T. TH M A S S O .

N 18 59 in Seaﬁeld I a cottage the grounds Of , Mr Stillorgan Road , then the property Of . C * i Thomas rozier , was Opened for Sunday Even ng 18 Service , and continued to be used until 73 , when i r it was decided to bu ld a chu ch , the cottage having i become too small for the congregation attend ng it . The Earl Of Pembroke granted a site at the

corner Of Mount Merrion Demesne , where Foster

Avenue joins Stillorgan Road . n A committee was formed , consisti g Of Lord Ar Viscount Gough , ! the chbishop of Dublin (Dr .

z a i e Until h is death Mr. Cro ier took deep nt rest in the d w as a s o x l services , an a much v lued upp rter of this au i iary h a a place of worship . His good work s b een c rried on with ’ . a s b his a e and respect to St Thom s y d ught r her husband,

al a E . a Henry M kin B rton , sq , of Stonehouse , the djoining to eh a amil a place Se eld , where the B rton f y h ve resided for

over sixty years . V u d . a his t George Stephens, second isco nt Gough , who t ’ M 1 1 . . a 3 895 U th e f residence, St Helen s , on y , p to close O his life he was a constant attendant at th e services in the ’ E a a i a . . t Ch pel of se St Helen s is in the p r sh of Boo erstown , f a a n b ut a small portion O the l nd , adj ce t to Foster Avenue , n wn nd is in the townland of Owe sto , a consequently in this H CH S 1 T E APEL OF EA E . 97

Trench), Thomas Crozier, E sq . , John E . Vernon ,

i . Es . . . n q (p and Henry Roe , Esq , j u or (p

Of . l and by the exertions the Rector, the Rev A fred i in £ 100 r Ham lton, subscriptions , includ g f om Lord 18 4 Pembroke, were raised, and in 7 the church , of £8 50 which was built at an expense , was Opened f * free O debt. It was licensed by the Archbishop for the per

form ance of of, according to the use the Church f o Ireland , Evening Prayer , and all rites and cere

Of ll or monies the said Church , which lega y might ” ought to be performed in a Chapel Of E ase . i The bu lding is in the form Of a single aisle , with a suitable chancel at the east end ; it is in the

pointed style , in granite , with cut stone dressings to the door , windows , and coigns . The interior is

- - ﬁtted with pitch pine pulpit , reading desk , com i munion ra ls , and pews , and is supplied with a harmonium . re re The chancel contains a painted window , p n senting Christ blessi g little children , and two side lights . A brass tablet upon the north wall bears the following inscription :

T and n T o the glory of God , in lovi g memory of homas z and a his W Of Seaﬁeld C b s Cro ier M ry , ife , , ounty Du lin , the e

a b a b 1 . windows h ve een pl ced y their children, June , 875

a . a S ketches o B te s own s p rish Bl cker , in his f oo r t , give much a ab am and a a b inform tion out the Gough f ily , p rticul rly a out

a distiif uish ed Oﬁi cer F - a a L a th t g , ield M rsh l ord Gough , f ther

of the second Viscount . T O i i was T a b he pen ng Serv ce on hursd y , Decem er 3rd , h E lesias al az 2 1874 ; v ide Iris cc tic G ette, Dec . 3 , 1874 . 198 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY.

A marble tablet on the south wall was erected

Of a b D. L . In memory Edw rd Perceval West y , , of Roeb uck

a CO . b and . a C stle , Du lin , Co Cl re , who entered into rest ,

23rd 18 3 4 . h April , 9 , aged 6 The Lord always did lead im .

xxxn 12 Deut. . . The b eloved of the Lord shall dwell in

sa . . fety Deut . xxxiii

And a similar tablet on the west wall was placed

T a and al E a o the pr ise of God the h lowed memory of le nor, a a a de rly loved wife of Warren Wynne , Lieuten nt , Roy l d and a f urb t . an Engineers , seventh d ughter O James T et , E sq ,

Ow nst wn CO . b at a e Sophie , his wife, of e o , Du lin, who , the g ’ 24 a was b G h e of ye rs , , y od s will , removed from t home she n f nd b so sweetened a d adorned to one ar sweeter a righter , ’ sh e a th e L Da 14 th b 1873 . A fell sleep on ord s y , Decem er , s and a a so a Je sus died rose g in , even them lso which sleep in Jesus will God b ring with So sh all we ever b e with the Lord .

200 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY.

at a Of u rock and a t gre p rt the gro nd is mount in , herefore it was agreed in Vestry to reduce the acreab le tax one

iab - fourth , leav ing him l le to pay cesses for thirty three ” acres.

n 2 18 1 o 8 0 . At the Vestry held May , , Messrs Versch o le a y and Bourne , residing within the p rish, and occupying respectively a house value for at £30 ” least Irish currency , were appointed as valna tors Of houses under an Act of that session relating to the making Of Public Roads in the Coun ty Of D 18 18 13 l a ublin , and on June , , A derm n Hone and

Mr . Morris Hime were appointed in a similar

capacity . Special Vestries were held on the 13th October 13 1824 and th November, , under the provisions Of an Act made in the fourth year of the reign Of His I “ V . Majesty King George , entitled An Act to provide for the Establishing of Composition for ” for Tithes in Ireland a limited time , when the Archdeacon (Torrens) agreed to accept £4 50 per annum as a composition for all tithes from Novem

- lst 1824 one . ber , , for a period Of twenty years An autograph consent to this arrangement from

the Archbishop , as Bishop Of the Diocese and

Patron Of the Parish , is inserted in the Vestry

Book .

. Versch o le n Of Mr Richard y , o the part the ‘ . M Ka parish , and Mr Daniel y , on the part Of the

Archdeacon , were appointed Commissioners under a the Act , and were th nked for acting without remuneration . They state in their certiﬁcate that M SC S S 2 I ELLANEOU NOTE . 0 1

the average price Of oats—being the corn prin — cipally grown in the county for the period Of lst 1821 1 seven years ending November , , was 5s . 2 d i . per barrel . on 9 1826 re At a Vestry held May , , it was of t solved that , in consequence the grea inequality

in the value Of land in the parish , a suitable gradation should be made in the applotment for

parish cess , and that the model and basis be the out applotment for carrying the tithe composition .

- Off Ticknock Twenty eight acres were to be taken ,

“ being the number assessable , equal with the num ber already paying tithe . on 24 18 4 8 And at a Vestry held April , , it was resolved that Ticknock was not to be included for a lotm ents n the future in pp for parish cess , o

account Of the poverty Of the occupiers , which was shown by the many years arrears they owed . The Church cess ceased to be levied in the year

1862 . ( See p .

Coaches .

It was not until 18 16 that regular communi cation with Dublin by a public conveyance was established . In the commencement Of that year

Turb ett . Mr . Robert (p devised a scheme for

I an R b T ’ t is interesting coincidence th at Mr . o ert urb ett s

a a Turb ett E . Oa a gr ndson , J mes , sq , formerly of kl wn (p . ” F C a - now of ield House , hester , is well known whip . He ‘ ’ takes a gieat interest in th e coaching world of the present da and ran a a b b d y , co ch etween Du lin an Bray within recent a ye rs. 2 2 H SH OF 0 T E PARI TANEY .

v r Of pro iding a se vice coaches . He was supported by a Committee consisting Of all the leading in habitants at the time, and the following plan was printed

PROSPECTUS Of A P la n for running Coaches between

Dubl n und rum and Enniske r a a la i , D , r y , With C lcu tion

Ex ence s and & . of p Income , c

One Coach to leave Dublin every Morning for Enniskerry An and return to Dub lin from E nniskerry every Evening . other Coach to leave Dundrum every Morning for Dub lin ,

’ and to b i at O Clock leave Du l n for Dundrum ﬁve . It is supposed that the Coach to Enniskerry would b e ﬁlled b P see u f l a y ersons going to the Co nty O Wick ow, the D rgle ,

a a & c . an d r n and b P W terf ll , , retu ni g from them , y ersons ’ u a going in the Morning to D ndrum to drink Go ts Whey. The Dundrum Coach to Dublin in the Morning would b e filled by Persons living in Dun drum going to Dub lin on b i and b a E us ness , y those who c me out in the nniskerry a a ’ b a Co ch to drink Go ts Whey. The Du lin Co ch to Dun ’ drum would b e filled at five O Clock b y Persons living at and P n Dundrum returning to Dinner , ersons not livi g there , b ut n E n b goi g to dine, who could return in the veni g y the

Ennisk erry Coac h returning to Dub lin . The Enniskerry Coach to b e drawn by four Horses with r a b e d a b two spare Horses . The Dund um Co ch to r wn y a a three Horses without a spare Horse . The Co ches to c rry and t Pa L a and six inside ten ou side ssengers , with ugg ge

Parcels .

Outﬁt £ 70 0 0 0

Income: 5 0 Yearly Expenditure 617 17 6

Proﬁt 399 7 6

3 a l a Should the Proﬁt b e only £ 00 per nnum , it wou d le ve ” £ 4 2 per cent .

2 4 THE SH OF 0 PARI TANEY . expediency and best mode Of establishing a DiSpen sary in Dundrum to promote the comfort Of the l poor in that village and its vicinity . The fol ow n i to i g Committee was appointed, with d rections — make their report on the next Sunday Right

. w H n . o . Hon Lord Chief Justice Do nes , Mr Justice

. li Mayne , Rev Matthew Campbell , Wil am Ridge Versch o le r way and Richard y , Chu chwardens ;

L aTouch e Alderman N . Hone , Peter D . , John uff D y, Thomas Sherlock , James Crofton , Daniel

Beere , Solomon Richards , John Walsh , Edward * Butler , Richard Corballis , and Walter Bourne . There is no record with regard to any further ’ L proceedings ; but D Alton ; says that a dispensary was established in 18 16 . ’ F reeman s J urnal of 24 18 18 In the o Oct . , , there appears an advertisement of a charity sermon in aid of the Taney Charitable Fund and Dun drum ” c Dispensary , which states that ontributions will Turb ett be received by the treasurer , Mr Robert ,

or . by the physician , Dr . Burke i Before the Poor Law system was ntroduced, grants were made by the Grand Jury towards the expenses Of the dispensaries which were organized

* R R b th e b all a i Of osemount , oe uck , where Cor is f m ly

i a . . a b a li h ave resided for over n nety ye rs Mr Rich rd Cor l s,

w s b R a who d . 184 7 , a succeeded y his son , John ich rd

. 18 nd was suc l . L L . D. C . d 79 a Corb a lis Esq , , Q , who . , he , — — ceeded by his son the present owner Rich ard John

E . M . A . J. P b a i s . Cor ll s , q , ,

h unt Dublin . 8 12. f History of t e Co y , p MI SCELLANEOUS NOTES . 205

by voluntary effort ; the first presentment for Dun 18 1 drum was passed at Michaelmas Term , 7 , the £ 60 “ £60 r amount being , to be applied , with e ceiv ed by private subscriptions , in providing medicines and medical or surgical aid for the poor ” Of Dundrum and its neighbourhood . It appears from a map in the possession of the Grand Jury that the dispensary was first estab lish ed in a house at the corner of the road now di f i lea ng to the back o the ra lway station . 1831 In cholera had appeared in England, and a meeting of householders was held for the purpose ffi f 5 O 9 . . of appointing O cers health (under Geo III , —A chap . The following were nominated . B .

‘ . M k . . . Cas e Crofton , R Charles , T M Scully , W y ,

R . N. and Capt . Whyte , , and it was resolved that “ the assistance and advice Of the medical gentle men Of the parish will be highly desirable and much M ‘Caske valued . Mr . y was appointed treasurer,

with power to solicit and receive subscriptions .

on . 26 1831 At a Vestry held Dec , , a parochial rate equivalent to one half Of the parish cess was ordered to be levied on the parish under the same

1s . 58 . Act, and a voluntary contribution Of to each was approved from the householders to provide ﬂannel and other necessary things to preserve the f health O the poor . 1 1832 On April 9 , , the following were appointed — f J. . o ﬁcers Of health Duncan , J . A Curran , P . Ma an Daniel g f Kinahan , and Thomas Wright. It appears from the proceedings at a Vestry held 20 6 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

on 20 1838 £ 150 May , , that an advance Of had b een made from the Consolidated Fund (under 2

IV . Will . , chap . and it was ordered to be

assessed on the parish . The accounts Of the

oﬂicers Of health were presented by the Treasurer ,

Mr . Daniel Kinahan , which showed an expenditure

1 1 s 8 d . £ 3 5 . Of 7 , and receipts amounting to £ 185

d . 14 3 . 8 ; and it is evident from them that there m was a nu ber of cases of cholera in the parish . Ofﬁcers of health were annually appointed from 18 62 Of this time until , and minutes their meetings appear in the Vestry Book .

Distress .

In th e minutes Of the Vestry there are resolutions showing that exceptional want existed in the parish on more than one occasion . on 15 1800 At a meeting April th , , it was resolved that

’ On account of Henry Curran s extraordinary trouble in a a i conducting the poor ccompt , from the de rness of prov sions , b n a a a a and distri uti g me l to the poor of this p rish , th t we p y ” a a sum Of £ 2 5s . 6d s aid Curran for the l st ye r the .

12 180 1 V On Sunday , April , , a estry was held

To consider who are the most proper poor person s to receive three tons of potatoes ordered b y the Lord Lieu tenant for the express purpose of planting them .

1 12 In 8 provisions were at a very high price , and this gave rise to riots in various parts Of the king

A nnual Re ister 1812 . 132 our dom ( g , , p ) but parish

20 8 H SH OF T E PARI TANEY .

Eﬁects of Disestablishment upon the P arochial

Finances .

In the early part Of the nin eteenth century—from whence the parochial records afford us continuous — information w e ﬁnd that the sources Of income for the requirements Of the parish were as follows Th e Tithes , which were paid to th e Arch Oi out hi deacon Dublin as Rector , and Of w ch he ’ — paid the curate s stipend in 1837 the Tithe com 4 1 8 d ’ position was £ 5 78 . & and the curate s £ stipend 7 The Marriage and Burial Fees ,

' r ﬁ r ri which went to the cu ate . The o e to es and l in other col ections church , for the poor . The

special collections made for the schools . The cess levied upon the parish for the expenses of n Divine Service , and Of repairi g the church fabric , ﬂi O cers &c . and for the payment Of the parish , 1 51 In 8 the Archdeacon ceased to be Rector, after which the tithe rent charges and the marriage and burial fees were paid to the Rector (in 1868 the tithe rent charges amounted to and the collections for the poor and schools were raised and applied as before . In 18 33 the Ecclesiastical Commissioners under Of n r took the payment the expenses Of Divi e Se vice ,

in th e and Of repairing the church fabric , and z year 1 62 f 8 the cess for the payment Of parish O ﬁcers , &c . ,

For some years the parishioners contrib uted to supple ’ a s —th e a t at ment Mr. St nford income l s cur e under the Arch deac on . O MISCELLANEOUS N TES . 209

ceased to be levied , by reason of the opposition of

some of the Roman Catholic parishioners . From

the latter date , all expenses , except those provided by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and the Poor U Law nion , were raised by voluntary subscriptions . For some years after the appointment of the 18 51 rector in , he continued to pay the curate out of his tithe rent charges , as the Archdeacon h ad done ;but at length the parishioners relieved him Of ’ this burden , and thenceforward raised the curate s salary by voluntary subscriptions . It will appear from this that the expenses con nected with the church had gradually come to be Of more a voluntary burden , so that when dis 186 establishment and disendowment came in 9, the parishioners were not wholly unaccustomed to sup port the parochial institutions themselves . Were it not for the fact that it behoved the parish to make provision for the clergy who should f 1869 succeed those in o ﬁce in , there would have been no additional expense thrown upon it during the tenure Of the then clergy , because the rector for retained his stipend his life ; and the curate , although he had received no stipend from the 1869 Establishment prior to , was then able (with others in the like position) to make good a claim to receive a stipend of £ 120 a year out Of the Church S funds for his life , O that in his case there was a inst ad f gain p o a loss to the parish . Thus it will be seen that the provision for the future clergy was the only immediate burden thrown upon the

parish by Disestablishment . THE SH OF PARI TANEY .

It is not necessary to explain here the principles f ro o the ﬁnancial plan Of the diocese , whereby p vision has been made for the future clergy ; it is e £ 192 nough to say that by an annual payment Of , 18 1 commencing in 7 , the parish has secured stipends f £220 £ 110 o for the rector , and for the curate Of

the future .

’ G oats M ilk .

Dundrum was at the beginning of the present ’ c entury celebrated for its goats milk , which was much ordered at that time by physicians for their patients ; and no doubt the village Of Goatstown

derives its name from goats having been kept there .

in Natural Histor o the C unt Dub Rutty , his y f o y

lin 1772 . 2 2 et , published in , says (p 7

’ Goats milk h as b een Ob served to h ave affected some

’ ’ rem ark ab le cures of consumption where the cows and asses and milk h ad failed, for this purpose it is sometimes sent from a n the neighb ouring mount ins to Dublin , a d sold at 3d. per ’ a b e as a m edi i quart . Go ts whey deserves to considered c ne , a ab ta a f which , as go ts ound on the moun inous p rts O the a a Of a country , our physici ns h ve l te learned to order their

a a in b Of b chronic l p tients the neigh ourhood Du lin , instead a an of dismissing them to the mount ins of Mourne , d for this purpose good lodgings h ave b een l ately provided at m ne and a h as b a at C arrick ay , lso the whey een dr nk Dun

a Of . drum , a dist nce only three miles from the city

He then goes on to say that

T a M a h and s at he go t kids in rc , con equently th month , A ril and M a a or rather p y , when the se son is further ad w ab v ance d for supplying them ith veget les , is the proper

i i th e . T it is season for dr nk ng whey he use of , indeed , con

H SH F 212 T E PARI O TANEY .

We ﬁnd that in the ﬁrst year Of the reign Of

. 154 7 n 22 Edward VI ( ) a lease , dated Ju e , was C granted to Richard Rede, Knight , Lord hancellor * Of Of Ireland , the precinct Of the house Of the late f r f O o . Chancellor the Cathed al St Patrick , Dublin ; or the rectory prebend of Tawney , lands in Tawney ,

' &c th e or of Raﬁ r with tithes , ; rectory prebend e nan , the house and lands belonging thereto , with

- &c . one the tithes , , to hold for twenty years , at a

f £6 3 . 8d . for rent o 9 6 , finding fit chaplains the fi rnan 8 th churches Of Tawney and Ra e . (See the Report Of the Deputy Keeper Of the Public Records in Ireland , p . The nominators since disestablishment have been n George Ki ahan . }

James Stirling.

John Walsh .

Robert Tilly .

Edward Perceval Westby . Hon Right . John Thomas m Everard Ha ilton . Park L . es John C . 1

M ilitia and Yeoma r n y . Amongst the numerous volunteer forces raised in

Ireland at the close Of the last century , was a troop Rathdown of Yeomanry called the Horse , to which Dundrum seems to have contributed both Oﬂicers

’ L d Chan ello s I lan o e d 4 . See Burke s or c r f r , p . 3

‘ 1 Still in office . MISC S S 218 ELLANEOU NOTE .

’ H be and men . In Walker s i rnian M agaz ine for

r 1797 . Rathdown Janua y , (p the Horse , com m anded L i h n by Sir Thomas g to , is mentioned amongst the regiments tendering their service on the occasion Of the apprehended invasion by the r in F ench, and the same number Of this periodical ' 9 5 (p. ) it is stated that the remains Of Lord Trim leston were moved from Kildare Street to the of County Meath , attended by a detachment the

Roebuck Cavalry . There was also a corps Of infantry raised in Dundrum at the beginning of the present century

180 8 . for in the same magazine for May, (p it is mentioned that on the previous Sunday the Dundrum Infantry and Harold ’ s Cross Corps ex i erc sed together , and practised ﬁring at a target n for some hours o the strand Of Rathfarnham , near Lord In consequence Of war being declared with 180 3 of i France in , several Acts Parl ament were passed with regard to the Militia , and under the provisions Of this legislation , a Vestry was held on

. 15 180 3 f Aug , , to raise the quota o four men for f the army Of reserve . An assessment or this pur

£35 1 6d. pose , amounting to 7s . , was ordered to be d levied at 3g . per acre . Nov 18 180 7 £60 On . , , a similar assessment Of d was ordered to be levied at 7 . per acre , for a quota

a Of a a a The g te R thf rnh m Castle , now th e residence of

l kb urn . E a B ac e E . C . a R . dw rd , sq , Q His f ther , the ight Hon a Blackb urne Fr ncis ( see p . left Roeb uck Hall on pur i a t h e L chas ng the C s le from t oftus family . 214 H SH T E PARI OF TANEY . of on 18 1 of four men , and March 6 , 0 , a sum

£27 6 s . 3 d. , at é per acre , for three men . On April 1 d 2 18 8 £4 . ll . 0 , , an assessment of 7 78 was

a lotted 5d. ordered to be pp at per acre , for a quota Of four men ; but at a meeting on June 8 the con ﬁrm ation Of the applotment was suspended , and it

never seems to have been levied . In th e accounts there is an allowance to the d 2 5 . collector Of the Militia Cess , Of each upon 7

dollars ; these coins were Spanish dollars, which

re - were stamped , with an inscription purporting f r o 6s . that they would circulate each , and were issued by the Bank of England at the beginning Of the present century , owing to a scarcity Of silver

’ Hibernia az ine 1 4 . n M a 80 coinage ( Walker s g , , p . NO doubt , the allowance was to cover a

depreciation in their value .

Kilm acud The fact that , which is a townland in

the parish Of Stillorgan , was included in Taney for

the Militia assessment , is not so easily explained, >l< and no reason for it has been ascertained.

Ordination.

Taney was on one occasion selected as the church ’ P ue s in which an ordination should be held . In

ur ces n 5 Occ ren it is related that o Sunday , July , L 1761 . L eslie , the Bishop Of Limerick (Dr James );

’ iﬁ r 112 Also see under G a d, John , p . . L a f b n 1 Dr . eslie commenced his cleric l li e in the Du li was a V a Of ab a and Diocese . He Cur te of Swords , ic r Don te , ’ ’ P a at Of . N Fas i erpetu l Cur e St icholas Within . (See Cotton s t ,

. i. 88 h I ish B u lder & c . , vol , p . 9 ; vol . v . , p . 60 ; also t e r i for

a ar 15 1890 . J nu y , , p

H SH F 216 T E PARI O TANEY .

t b t a b e nt nigh , rough out corpse to i erred , which in the day a i b e a b t and time they were pprehensive m ght rrested for de , i f for the b ur al O which he should have a guinea. The grave digger alleged he was unequ al to the b usiness himself upon which these persons said they would give him h alf a guinea a s a and for an assist nt ; which wa greed to , the corpse was

- accordingly left with the grave digger . The latter imme diately called up an assistant ; b ut upon an agreement they determined postponing the b usiness until daylight . When u they arose in the morning, curiosity rged them to open the

ﬁ so —O ! S k — cof n , which on doing hoc ing to mention they a m an in b d found the b ody of his clothes , with oots on , an hi s throat cut in a most frightful manner . In his pockets were found six guineas and a watch ; for the property of iff a a which these two persons d ered , or else the tr ns ction would prob ably never have come to light . The b ody remains h at the place to b e owned , which as yet as not taken place , ” h n a nor as anything occurred which ca le d to a discovery .

for . 1 98 . In the same periodical Dec , 7 (p it is mentioned that

f h e The house O one E nnis , a poor farmer at the foot of t a w a b Three Rock Mount in , as l tely ro bed for the fourth time h as since the reb ellion b roke out . The unfortunate farmer b e en complete ly dispossessed Of his hab itation by the last a a and ta u Of an tt ck , forced to ke ref ge in the house his l d lord at Dundrum .

n 16 18 16 At a Vestry held o April , , Maj or

Broome produced a requisition from John Pasley , f Esq . (Coroner O the County Of Dublin), that ﬁve guineas should be paid to Doctor Thomas Hewson n for his attendance o an inquest , and Opening the body Of Mrs . Browne , who had been murdered by robbers in the house of Maj or Broome . The requi sition was received , and inquiry was to be made whether the parish was liable to the charge . M SC S S 217 I ELLANEOU NOTE .

’ Freeman s Journal 22 18 15 In the of Feb . , , there — is an account Of the trial Of four men Thomas G ifﬁn Markey , Thomas , Thomas Byrne , and Michael — Collins for the murder of Hannah Browne in the house Of her master , William Broome , Esq . , at

Kilm a ud n 12th 18 14 . c , o the December , The ﬁrst

h . t ree were convicted , and sentenced to be hung

Collins was acquitted . on 2 181 At a Vestry held May 7 , 7 , Major ’ Broome s claim was again adjourned , and there is no further record respecting it.

P arochialA ccounts . Some curious items appear in the accounts from tim e to time ;and as they are interesting in showing

our . the manners of ancestors , they are given here

1793 - 4 Holly and ivy £ 0 2 8A

(This item appears for many years . ) Washing surplices 4 times Whitening the Church 1797- 8 Framing and glaz ing 2 p anes in Church window for letting in air 1800 - 1 Church h angings and pulpit cushion Eliz a Kennedy for 20 weeks assisting the parish clerk 2 14 85 180 2- 3 Eli z a Kennedy for 20 Sundays singing

2 . at s 84d. per 2 14 2

1805 - 6 V t t and elve pulpi cushion hangings , covering reading and clerk ’ s desk 6 12 05 1806- 7 Anne Mann for her attention to the stove and cleaning the church 8 washings of surplices By making an additional surplice

181 - 1 4 l 6 7 By b . candles to wake Murphy and Wynn

a su 14 . W shing rplices times at 1s. 1d 218 H SH F A T E PARI O T NEY .

P ound.

In the accounts for 1792 the following item appears :

a a C sh p id Mr . Ely in full for a pound £ 12 12 9

2 1 93 At the Easter Vestry, April , 7 , a pound n keeper was appoi ted . In the year 180 4 this extraordin ary minute appears in the Vestry Book

At a V A 2 a estry held on pril 9 , for the purpose of t king into consideration the enormity Of cutting the pound gate th e 24 th A d aki on night of the pril , an feloniously t ng the a t Of A n c t le tki s , Donnyb rook , th at were impounded for t a s - n resp s on the lands Of Mt . Pleasant by some evil mi ded N w n person or persons , o , in order to b ri g to condign punish a ment the perpetrator or perpetrators Of the ab ove outr ge , f R a We , the undersigned, do O fer as a eward the sums nnexed to our respective nam es to any person or persons th at will give inform ation and prosecute to conviction the person or persons concerned in committin g said outrage .

There are no sums or names annexed .

A pound - keeper was appoin ted annually at the 12 1 22 Easter Vestry , from 18 to 8 , and at a Vestry on 23 18 18 held March , , it was resolved that

’ ‘ scite Mr . Walsh b e allowed to change the for the a all parish pound , he undertakin g to b uild new one in respects equ al to the present pound .

N . 1 182 At a Vestry held on ov 6 , 9 , there was a

f - contested election for the Ofﬁce o pound keeper, and a ballot was taken . There were two candidates ;

one 12 8 . received votes , and the other votes

22 TH SH OF 0 E PARI TANEY . in giving an account Of a private inspection Of the line , says

“ A rich treat was on S aturday afforded to the sh are holders Of the Dublin and Wicklow Railway and their friends , who through the medium Of special trains were con v e e d a ab t s y long the line to Bray , and thus en led to wi nes the complete manner in which the works have b een exe

cuted. The trains started from the new terminu s, a t 12 2 b t a R a at and 4 . m . a H rcour o d , , , p , occupying ou h lf an - n hour in running down to th e other end Of the line , a d

n . m E a ai returned to town at 6 a d 8 p . ch tr n conveyed a 2 upw rds of 00 persons . At the Dundrum station , a a lthough not yet entirely completed , the evidences of tten a tion to the comfort of the public , as well as to the det ils of ” b di are b ab . the uil ng , o serv le

’ An advertisement in S aunders News- L etter of July 15 gives information as to the train accom m odation which was then provided

Dub lin and Wicklow R ailway . The ab ove line is now open for Passenger Trafﬁc b etween n a a at D ub lin (Harcourt Road) a d Bray . T r ins c lling Dun l a i n k l as drum , Stil organ , C rrickm nes , a d Shan ill wi l run follows ’ a 11 2 4 . From Br y at 7, 9 , , , , and 7 o clock ’ b at 8 1 1 3 5 and 8 O . From Du lin , 0 , , , , clock

d Roa s. At the end of the last century the approaches to Dundrum from Dublin were the same as those at the time of the Down Survey (p. by a bridge at

k a h Clons e g , and by the bridge now known as

’ ‘ i ‘ Classon s Bridge . The latter was probably the

C a lotm en ts 1794 Mr . lasson is mentioned in the pp from

to 1796 as residing in the townland Of Rathmines. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES . 221

one principally used ; the route to Powerscourt given in the P ost Chaise Companion of 1788 is by it

and on through Churchtown . There was also a n ford at Milltown , which appears , from the followi g paragraph taken from the H ibernian M agaz ine for 2 551 1 . 78 , p , to have been a source Of danger to incautious travellers

“ In a a a t Oct. as . the he vy r in l s night [ Mr Clarke , ar Of In was Stew d to the House dustry , returning home on ’ b a ab 9 O n ru in horse ck , out clock , from Du d m , crossing the h e w s SO river at Milltown , t ﬂood a violent that it threw h im ff hi and was f a o s horse , he un ortun tely drowned . It is somewh at remarkab le th at his daughte r and only child was

drowned in th e same river ab out twelve month s ago .

The records Of the proc eedings Of the Grand Jury 180 are extant from 7 , and there is also in their possession a ﬁne map made on a very large scale circa 1820 ; from these it appears that the roads kept in order by the County in Taney Parish at the commencement of this century were nearly the — same as at present the Roebuck Road , with its ’ i two branches , Foster s Avenue, Mount Anville H ll ll Road , Drummartin Road , Taney Hi Road (then

called Hag Lane , and ending at a point Opposite a di the Churchtown Ro d , from whence it was verted Of u of at the time the constr ction the railway), * ’ Kilm acud d Roa , the Main Road , Birds Avenue , Ballin teer Road (the bridges on which were called ’ Towers the Rock Tavern Bridge and t Bridge), and

' This I oad then b ranched Off at a point b elow Windy ’ b a s Ar our to Cl s on s Bridge .

» a 1 Mr . J mes Towers is mentioned in the applotm ents from 1 8 1 n 794 to 1 0 as residi g in Dundrum . H SH F 222 T E PARI O TANEY .

C . the hurchtown Road They were then, however ,

in a very unsafe condition , and there are frequent presentments to take down hills “ to make it easy ” and safe for passengers to pass over same , and to build walls “ to prevent carriages and passengers ” falling into dangerous precipices . 180 At Easter Term , 7 , a presentment was made to build a new bridge at Clonskeagh at a cost Of

£535 19 s. 6d . 1 ; and at Michaelmas Term , 8 16 , a presentment was passed to build the present bridge 6 at Milltown at a cost Of s .

Seats in the P arish at the be innin o the centur g g f y . The parish has undergone great alterations during f the last hundred years . At the end o the eighteenth century it was only emerging from what may be called its prairie condition , and farms were gra dually being changed into the well - kept places sur rounded by high walls and trees which are now so of * remarkable a characteristic the neighbourhood . of It appears from the Registry Trees , kept by f the Clerk o the Peace , under the provision Of an

’ at . Archb ishop Wh ely s friend, Mr Senior , writing in b R a 1852 Of the drive from Du lin to edesd le , in the parish

: a a t a b e of Stillorgan , said N ture me n the ro d to an Open terrace b etween the sea and the mountain . Man h as made

tw b a . m all it a dirty lane , isting etween high w lls Al ost the a b a a country ne r Du lin is cut into squ res , e ch with its wall without and its fringe of trees within ; merely ugly in sum ” — b ut a and s in nt . L i e o R i ha d mer , d mp unwhole ome wi er f f c r

l . 26 . Whate y , p 7

224 THE PARISH OF TANEY .

for L i hton ments Sir Thomas g , who was ever m ” ready to try experi ents with great public spirit , and gives a curious account of breaking up an

avenue by means of a plough drawn by four mules . He mentions that Sir Thomas h ad erected a com fortable and highly ornamental range Of cottages m for his work en , but Observes that they were usually

kept in a very ﬁlthy state .

Mount Merrion is described as an excellent house ,

- with a well wooded demesne and handsome gardens .

Roebuck Castle , then recently purchased by Mr .

James Crofton (see p . is mentioned as a ﬁne

arden . Old castle , with a small demesne and good g s ﬁ ld n B el e , Stillorga Road , had just been built by

a Mr . Ambrose Moore . Archer says that it promises to be a handsome seat ;but Dutton does not join in

this commendation , and says that there is no space — left for plantin g out the garden wall in which time has shown he was mistaken—and complains of the ” steep zigzag turn on the avenue . Probably these remarks would not have been necessary if

’ Dutton s services had been retained by Mr . Moore .

Milltown , the seat Of Judge Chamberlain , is de a scribed as capital house , pleasantly situated , with

a beautiful small demesne and good gardens .

Services . Some seventy years ago service seems to have n depended o ﬁne weather , for it is noted in the of Vestry Book , in connection with giving notices 10 18 19 “ Vestries , that on Jan . , , there was no d a and ls on F eb . 2 1 In th e service wet y , a o same year a similar entry was made .

S tocks.

on 17 1 96 At a Vestry held May , 7 , the Church wardens were empowered and authorized to provide and erect a pair Of stocks for punishment of ” Offenders , to be charged to the parish accompts , and to be erected in the most suitable position . In the accounts for 1796 - 7 the following items appear Paid sundries for Stocks ‘ lun b 1 B . M C e for Tim er £ 17 3 t ’ 0 4 4 L . Kearney for Smi h s Work Carriage Of Timb er 0 2 2

Padlock and 3 Keys 0 7 01; ’ Carpenter s Work and Painting 1 14 15 — 4 4 11 John Wright for Masonry 1 0 0

£ 5 4 11

Vestr B ooks y . The custody Of these books seems to have been i 1818 a d sputed point in , in consequence Of the pro ceedings at th e meeting about the Window Tax

f - (g . and Dr . Radcli f, the Vicar General , was consulted as to who had a right to keep them . £1 19s 8d His opinion , which cost the parish . , was to the following effect

I b e a V h as a f there estry Clerk , he right to the custody V be a of the estry Books ; if there not , the Churchw rdens ,

all s a Of Pa s are in whom the per on l goods the ri h vested , have a right to the custody until th e Vestry Clerk shall b e appointed .

. RADCL IRY J . 1 March 28 , 18 8 . 226 A F THE P RISH O TANEY .

W d w Tax in o .

Meetings for the purpose Of securing a repeal Of h i t is tax , which was assessed accord ng to the num of i ber and size the w ndows in the house, and which had been imposed by an Act Of the Irish Parliament in 1799 (which was not ﬁnally re pealed until were held in the various Dublin

- parishes during the years 1817 18 . In moving a motion on the subject , which was defeated , in the l 21 1 8 18 . House Of Commons on Apri , , Mr Robert

Shaw , Member for Dublin , said that the tax was Obnoxious to the citizens of Dublin for its unequal pressure , the inquisitorial nature of its levy , and the ruinous consequences resulting to the health Of the — Re ister III. A nnual 11 . City . g , vol . , p . 9 In Taney the question arose in connection with the appoint f ment o valuators , and seems to have given rise to f some difference O Opinion at the Vestry . The pro ceedings are thus recorded in the minutes

A a t a O b 6 1817 t mee ing held on Mond y, cto er , , for the purpose of appointing valuators according to the request of the Chief Commissioner of Excise , it was resolved

That the Window Tax h aving b een originally proposed

t b s n as w r x to Parliamen y the Mini ter of the Crow a a ta , to n sub sist during the war a d no longer , we claim it as a right t a war is a and ab from the Crown , now h t the h ppily honor ly na to its ed so s termi ted , redeem pl ge olemnly given to the I Pa ia t n a a r rish rl men , u der the f ith of which we h ve hithe to p atiently borne a heavy and oppressive tax . h n he That relying on t e ju stice of th e Crown , a d t Pa a t to a th e wi sdom of rli men keep f ith with people , we do c mm ati n e er n e to b a reject the proposed o ut o , pr f ri g ven e r

228 H R SH OF T E PA I TANEY.

nd a c andid, a constitution l manner in which he sought th e ’ free and unb ias d Opinion Of the People of Ireland on the proposition for commuting a proportion of the Window Tax tax d hi for a Rent or House , an also for s polite and gentle manlike attention to our application to him for explanation

b and a s b e n on the su ject, th t thi resolution commu icated to

wt b a s th e Mr . Ha horne y our Churchw rden in most respect

ful mann er . That the anonymous pub lication in the Hib ernian Journalof the loth instant ( and since republished in other

a t b e a a Of newsp pers), purpor ing to st tement the procee dings O f our Vestry on Monday last on the sub ject Of the said n n and a commut ation , is a i sidious m lignant misrepresents ar a a tion of the proceedings of this p ish on th t occ sion , ’ c alcul ated to deceive His Majesty s Minister in his endeavour th e b a s to collect un i sed ense of the people . That the ancient mode of summoning Vestries in this parish h as b een by written notice delivered at the houses of th e a a a resident l ndholders, in ddition to the usu l notice in and t a a b e church , h t the s me from henceforth continued . — n b (Note This ot to b e pu lished in the newspapers . ) T at th e h the foregoing resolution , together with resolu a e b in th e C s tion of Mond y last , b pu lished orre pondent and

’ Freeman s Journal.

RICHARD RYAN L . (Signed) , Curate .

The volume of the Hibernian Journalfor 1817 is in the National Library . The report Of the meeting

n . o Oct 6 is very full , and extends to several columns . X APPENDI A .

ORDER OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL SEVERING TANEY AND RATHFARNHAM FROM THE CORPS OF THE ARCHDEACON OF D B U LIN .

BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND COUNCIL OF

LARE C NDON,

r b b a a REAS the Archdeacon y of Du lin eing now v c nt , it is expedient that the Parishes of Taney and Bath a a a Of Ar ac n s u b e f rnh m , p rt of the corps the chde o ry, ho ld disappropriated and disunited therefrom : N and i b i t f OW we , the Lord Lieutenant Counc l , y v r ue O the powers vested in us by the statutes in that case made and and t a th e ai Pa s provided , do order direct h t s d rishe or V Of a and a a a b e and th e a e icarages T ney R thf rnh m , s me ar , b a a a e and i here y sever lly dis ppropri ted , disunit d , d vested a and at from and out of the said Archde conry , th the said Parishes or Vicarages respe ctively shall b e and b ecome i all separate and distinct Parishes for ever , w th Parochial i and t a Of Of sa A r ghts , h t the residue the corps the id rch deaconry as heretofore constitute d Shall henceforward form and constitute the new corps of the said Archdeaconry for ever . AZ IERE RADY M B , C .

T EA . Hos . M TH G at i a be in ON URR iven the Counc l Ch m r CL C Y . b 5th da Of l F B L ACKB URNE. Du lin, the y Ju y , .

1851 . E . LAKENEY B . ER ATING E K . .

RICED. . W GREENE. 23 ND C S 0 APPE I E .

APPENDIX B .

CH CH G S S 0 . UR PLATE , RE I TER , 85

h u r C c h P lat e .

a Of a i s The Pl te consists two Ch l ce , two P atens , and l are n a Flagon . The fo lowing the i scriptions

C halice ( L ) E O OPT A D . M X . TRI - UNI CE in usum S . C NZE DOM . Sacramenti in E cclesiaParochiali TACHNENSI

denuo sum tib us ub extructa nunc p p . participam

D . D . D . ISAACU S MANN D l Archidiac . ub .

MDCCLX . C halice

E - a 1825 The gift of Henry Dawson , sq Taney P rish , .

P aten

DE O OPT . MAX . TRI - UNI

D . D . D . ISAA CU S MANN hi D l Arc diac . ub .

MDCCLX . P aten 1 3 Tawney Church , 8 5.

on— and b a s sc Flag Modern , e r no in ription .

M 1 1 2 f w At a Vestry on ay 0 , 8 6, a vote O thank s as passed

. a s Es . his be a a a s to H D w on , q , for very li r l don tion of ilver h cup for the use Of t e Pari sh .

2 2 D C S 3 APPEN I E .

APPENDIX C .

TABLE OF FEES

TANEY PARISH.

(In the Archdeaconry Of Dublin . ) 1 14 AB E or EE FOR 8 . & A T L F S , & C . , & c , c .

8 . it s . Marriages b y License Burials in the Church To th e 0 10 To the Church To the Clerk O 5 wardens for the TO the Sexton 0 l use of the parish 10 To the 0 To the Clerk 0 Marriages b y Publication To the Sexton O To the Minister 0 5 0 TO the Clerk 0 2 6 To i for pub lic a Pa adigf Buri ls of rish To the Sexton ioners in the Churchyard TO the Minister Churching Of Women TO the Clerk To the 0 2 To th e Sexton To th e Clerk 0 1 To the Sexton 0 0 Burials of those who live ou of the Burials in the Chancel t To the Church parish TO the Minister 0 wardens for the To the Church use Of the parish 10 0 To the Minister for wardens for the a a use ofthe p rish v ult T To ditto for inter O the Clerk ring To the Sexton TO the Clerk To the Sexton Funeral s going out Of the parish Burials in Tomb s or To the Minister Vaults To the Clerk To the Minister To the Sexton To the Clerk To ditto for p ass To the Sexton ing b ell 0 2 3 APPENDICE S . 3

Pall s Funeral Desk Prayers in TO th e Minister the Church for a velvet pall 0 To the Minister To ditto for a for a velvet pall ’ child s do . 0 on the desk or a di Cloth or Plush pulpit, in d P all tion to the fee for a pal] in in Monuments the parish Church To the Min ister To th e Ministe r for desk prayers tin a for erec g in addition to 5 Monument in the B urial Fees 0 0 0 the Church To the Parish T Pa ‘ o the rish Clerk 0 U C ‘ lerk TO the Organist 0 O TO the ditto Sex To the Sexton 0 M ton

T b Vaul s om s , t , or Registry Monuments in To the Vestry Clerk the Churchyard T for searching the o the Minister Registry Book 0 a for erecting TO a b ditto for Cer Tom Vault, or tiﬁc ate 0 Monument Of To ditto for R e the ordinary gistering Seats dimensions or Pews in the T Pa s o the ri h Church Books 0 10 10 Clerk To the P arish To the ditto Sex Clerk for E aster ton i Dues , n nepence 0 Flat Stone per house 1 T a To the 0 O o the Be dle for n F To the Clerk 0 HO attendi g une F rals out Of the TO the Sexton 0 O parish 0 Head Stone To ditto in the TO the 1 3 p arish 0 To the Clerk 0 5 To the Sexton for To the Sexton 0 4 a passing 0 1 0

(Signed)

Y. C hu h WM . RIDGEWA rc

wa dens. GE O . THOMPSON . r 2 D C S 34 APPEN I E .

APPENDIX D .

CH S S OF PEw S S &C PUR A ER ITE , .

Purch asers at th e A uction h eld on

Oc ob er 24 th 1816. t ,

Reserved for Chief Justice

Downes . . Reserved for Alderman Hone John Busby Daniel Kinah an Rob ert Turb ett Jam es Lyne Reserved for Parish

for Rector and Church warden s George Thompson Solomon Richards John White S amuel Scott Joseph M ‘Derm ott Reserved for Parish

William Scott Daniel Beere James Crofton Richard Versch oyle Reserved for Pari sh

Humphrey Minchin William Ridgeway Rob ert Blake William Wood Reserved for John G iﬁard R a R a a A ich rd y n , p ssed to ld erman Exsh aw

236 D C S APPEN I E .

A PPENDIX E .

ESTIMATE FOR BUILDING TANEY CHU RCH .

CHU RCH .

Mason Work Carpenters ’ Work ’ Plaisterers Work ’ Stone - Cutters Work

’ ’ Glaz iers and Painters W ork ’ Carvers Work Slaters ’ Work Plumb ers ’ Work Ironmongers ’ Work Erecting Stoves Incidentals

’ Architect s ch arge 12

SPIRE.

A a t 64 e B th S one Spire , fe t high , 6 inches thick Ornament at top ’ Architect s ch arge 362 5 0

O nd a e l n W s ne large a one sm ll B l , includi g heel ,

n & c . mou ting , & c A a . large Clock , Di ls, Surrounding Walls Gate Entrance and Iron Railing Forming and Gravelling Ground Cash paid by Architect for Adverti sing

9 9 U L S PP E ME NTAL NOTE S .

P LE THE A (p .

h as i e DR . STOKE S k ndly supplement d the description of the Pale by th e following additional particulars and graphic sketch of an in vasion by the Irish was a b a The Pale fence or nk , such as is commonly called b w a a dou le ditch , ten or t elve feet high , m de of earth and t ac nal a b and b s one f ed exter ly with thick fence of ushes, road to two to a F enough on the p for persons w lk thereon . rom Clongowes Wood College to the village of Clan s a pathway is still carried along a portion of the original Pale there rem ain T i b c not r n ing . h s dou le dit h did entirely su rou d the four P — bl a at and L — ale counties Du in , Kild re , Me h , outh as the — makers of it availed themselves of every n atural ob ject a — r sa river , lake , or wood which se ved the me purpose ; for we must ever remember that the Pale was not to keep the wild — Irish out a fence te n feet high could scarcely avail much in that wa with b are ~ footed and b are - legged Celtic outlaws y — ac customed to climb like monkeys b ut rather to keep the b r an cattle of the Pale inside that ounda y , d stop them for a i so as a ac and a a h ab a l ttle, to give the tt ked l rmed in it nts time i ai s and s th e a L to collect the r ret ner pur ue inv ders . et us b a to a 1500 an throw ourselves ack ment lly the ye r , d imagine ’ ’ an invasion of the O Byrnes or O Tooles in a dark Novem i t T a s t b b er n gh . hey h ve wep down from the neigh ourhood d a s ea far and of Lough Bray , an h ve pr d wide over the ﬁelds ’ i a a i a ri as from Dolph n s B rn to Clond lk n , g the ng quietly and l quickly as they can a l the cattle there feeding . Suddenly a warder on Tallaght Castle gives the signal announcing that I are si Pa and s his bea the rish enemy in de the le , light con , S M S 238 UPPLE ENTAL NOTE .

a T Drimna h B a otra h which is repe ted from ymon , g , gg t , R and z a All E a . h thmines , do ens of other c stles t e nglish assemb le with their retainers at the indicated poin ts of nd attack, a follow the ﬂying foe, who drive their prey b efore

s can . n them as quickly a they But then , ﬂyi g to their native a s a u a a s b h unts , they come tr ight p g inst thi dou le ditch , a which the cattle refu se to mount . Me nwhile the pitiless b as foe are b ehind , growing in num ers they advance ; and knowing well the long rope and short shrift which await I a a his a a him , the rishm n m kes esc pe cross the ditch , leaving ” a b . A Pa the c ttle ehind nd thus the le served its purpose .

AN IENT EE C D DS (p.

Am ong the deeds in the L iber Niger is one from Walter the Miller conﬁrming to William of Winchester the lands of

Tirknoc (Tiknock) near the Dodder (fol . the rent to b e a pair of white gloves and there is also a memorandum of

- e a at a a eighty ﬁv acres of l nd T ney , gr nted by Archb ishop Al a 13 17 -4 9 E a ex nder de Bicknor ( ) to dmund H cket (fol .

This land was in the manor of St . Sepulchre ; sixty acres lay R b and ’ a and b etween oe uck the king s highw y , extended from Dundrum to Bolie (Farranb oley) and twenty - ﬁve acres ex a G alfridi R tended into the l nds of de Bret of athfarnham . I 1325 at an th e n , inquiry held on request of John Hacket , ' it was proved th at three acres of land near Renville Parkes n b b b b u did ot elong to the Arch ishop of Du lin , t were part of the holding given b y Edm und Hacket to the said John a I a b t a a t a 131 H cket . n su sequen note it ppe rs h t in 7 this a was th e a T a F z a had l nd in occup tion of hom s it willi m , who Runncoile succeeded William ( fol .

WILLIAM POW ER (p .

His all was £ 4 r pension , in lieu of his endowments, 0 pe u 8th R R c I a ann m ( eport of Deputy Keeper of e ords in rel nd ,

S M S 24 0 UPPLE ENTAL NOTE . — of 1659 a copy of wh ich is preserved in the Royal u b as Academy . It gives the n m ers follows f o o l . n lish No. Pe p e E g . Dondrom 4 7 14

Titnock e 15

Churchtowne 7 Moltyanstowne 18 Rab uck e and Owenstowne 30

Rab uck e 19

Kilm acudd 13 Balacoly 18

O N NTON J H DU (p .

I a t Dic n th t mos comprehensive of modern works, the

a nal B i a h . . i a tionary of N tio ogr p y (vol xvi , p . there s

t b the L t E . b iography of Dun on y editor , eslie S ephen , sq

R A E DUND UM C STL (p .

T s A a C E hrough the kindnes of ustin D mer ooper , sq h Drum ni h . b n a ad an O J. P . , of g , Co Du li , we h ve pportunity

m . a b a a of exa ining the MS notes m de y his gr ndf ther , Austin wa an a a and a art Cooper , E sq . , who s ntiqu ry p tron of in the

a a a . b . l st century , of v rious pl ces of interest in the Co Du lin a He thus describ es Dundrum Castle, the d te of his visit 1 1 b eing April 6, 780 The Castle of Dundrum , three miles

b n is ab and l a at S . of Du li , inh ited, in exce lent rep ir ; the

NE are a s a b a . end of it the rem in of much older uilding th n i s b a a th e present castle , which s vi i ly modern ddition in is b ut comparison to the old mansion . There very little of this ancient part remaining ; some of the walls are six feet ab a are s a t a a l thick ; out the c stle ever l r ces of old w l s , a & c . a b a venues , , proving it to h ve een once very complete

ab tat . T is th e s m t a a l h i ion he whole on um i of sm ll hil , P P N SU LEME TAL NOTES . 24 1

ash w a surrounded with trees , ith h andsome rivulet running

at b ut b e as r its foot , this shelter will soon removed , they a e

cutting away the trees .

ab a a - a b G riel Ber nger , well known rtist in Du lin at the

a a a lose of the l st century, m de three sketches of the c stle , n b as u a d descri es it very pict resque . He says the princip al a b entrance w as from the courty rd y a stone stairs . ( See Ap ’ en ix a M emoi s o Gab iel B an p d to Sir Willi m Wilde s r f r er ger . )

A E II J M S . (p .

I b 18 2 was a n Septem er , 9 , there very l arge ﬁnd of b rass ’ a a a h il money of this mon rch s reign on the l nd of J mes S e l,

E . w a w . J urnal o the sq . in the to nl nd of Kingsto n ( See o f

R al S i t o A nti ua ies o I ela nd 18 3 e 9 . oy oc y f q r f r , , p

ILLIA ALL W M B (p.

a was sub - Mr . B ll one of the commissioners employed in

a and a n coll ating the records of Irel nd , prep red a authentic 2 nd edition of the Irish Statutes . ( See Report of the Com R I a 1 1 A missioners of ecords of rel nd , 8 0 mongst his

’ a a a and Fitz G ib b n f ther s pupils were Henry Gr tt n John o ,

a a E a a . I ish B u lde A 15 fterw rds rl of Cl re ( See r i r , ugust , 1 9 5 8 . , p

MONKSTOWN CHURCH ( p .

’ In the paragraph in which this church is mentioned 184 4 should read The present church w as not b uilt until 1832 and a w , from view of Old Monksto n Church in the Jour nal

o the R al S iet o A n i ua ies o I eland a f oy oc y f t q r f r for M rch , 1895 b e a w a , it will seen th t its design s similar to that of

Taney Church as originally erected .

IR T O A L IG HT S H M S ON (p .

I a é a 0 1d b a b n s ries of rticles on the Du lin B nkers , y C . M .

Tenison . B . . A h as , E sq , M . I which recently appeared in the

R P M N 24 2 SUP LE E TAL NOTES .

ur a l o the C k H isto i al and A haeolo al S ie Jo n f or r c rc gic oc ty , f L i h n nd ’ a a O to a a a Fe b . there is short ccount g Sh w s B nk ( , I a a h ad a 1895 , p . n its e rliest ye rs it the l rgest circula tion of any of the Dub lin b anks ; and in 1836 it was merged

R a a I a oﬂi e into the oy l B nk of rel nd , which now occupies its c s. Sir Thomas L ighton was amongst those who voted against

Anne and a b a daus . t. O . the Union . His Ch rlotte were p in T .

I AA ILLIA ER S C W M USH (p .

The following announcement appeared in the Dublin p apers 5 —“ On 6th b a t in July , 189 the July, y speci l licence , a

L L b R . E a a I aa aurel odge, Dundrum , y the ev dw rd C rroll, s c T R William Usher , Surgeon , udor House , Dundrum , to osie ,

a a a Me le r youngest d aughter of the l te C pt in y , Dundrum ” House .

RI T N. ILLIA ROO E GH HO W M B K (pp .

Owing to an accidental transposition of the type the date ’ of the death of Master Brooke s ﬁrst wife h as b een placed ’ after her mother s n ame . a ’ Mrs . Bradford , mother of M ster Brooke s second wife , edited the M emoirs of the P rincess Daschkaw (pub lished by

Colb urn in from whom Mrs . Brooke got the n ame .

T P chk aw was a - in - a a he rincess Das l dy w iting to C therine 11 , R t a son E of ussi a ; she r velled with her throughout urope , was b and came to Dub lin . She the lion of Du lin society in 1 79 when She composed the music for a hymn sung at the 7 , aid a a a M agdalen Ch apel in of collection for th t ch rity . She a ab a was a great friend of L dy Ar ell Denny , who then resided a a a at L isanisk e , Bl ckrock , where the Princess pl nted two

s t . O Sh ilex trees , which till ﬂourish here n this visit e b e and b c ame acquainted with Mr . Wilmot , su sequently invited his daughter to pay her a visit on her Russian estate ; there a a Miss Wilmot rem ained sever l ye rs . On her return sh e

- - R . a a in law married the ev . Mr Br dford , the f ther of M aster

Brooke .

I N D E X .

A Pa a 217 . ccounts , rochi l ,

k . A der , 6

A A b 9 1 11 . l an , John , rch ishop, , 0 ,

III . Alexander , Pope , 9 . ’ k All a at K ntur 6 . S ints ( y ),

P at Ball c olla 6 . rior of ( y y),

A 13 . llen , Sir John ,

238 . Ancient Deeds ,

A n i ua es J u nal o Ro al S iet o I eland 7 t q ri , o r f y oc y f ( r ), (note ), 10 12 (note) , (note),

a . . 5 . Antiquities, ch p ii ,

22 . Appendix A, 9

23 . B , 0

232. C , 234 D , . 23 E , 6 .

A l tters and A a 192 . pp o ppr isers, A b a 239 a 1 R a rch old f mily , ; M urice or Morris , 7, ich rd ,

Arch dall . , Mervyn , 67

’ A S urv e o the C un Dubl n 223 rcher s y f o ty i , . A a rt ne , 9 . 1 Assessments , 99 .

alall 1 8 12 223 B alawle 13 14 21 23 24 B y , , , , ; y , , , , , ;

B allawle a i 14 t Balowle 2 y , deriv t on of , ( no e) ; y , 0 ; Bel a 15 16 l wley, , .

R . . T 212 . Ball , ight Hon J 85 , 24 6 DE IN X .

a n ll a 2 24 1 B ll , Cou sellor Wi i m , 9, . ’ a Usshe Families 18 14 9 B all Fam lies B ll Wright s r , (note), ; i , 2 9 (note) . l B a ith erm ot, 6 .

a n e 1 13 15 16 20 203 223 ala 13 B allinter B lli t er, , , , , , , B yn , ; y ,

20 B allintir 20 B allin tr 15 16 . ; y , ; y , ,

Ball colla 6 . y y , Ball k e h 6 y g , .

a a 8 8 . B sset , f mily of , ; David , a 1 3 Be dle , 9 . a 8 2 4 Beere , D niel , 9 , 0 .

B ele rene 6 . g , B e lﬁ l 12 18 2 e d, 3 . 5, 24 .

a . C . 4 Bern rd, M , 6 , 99 .

l k e B ac b urn R . F a 155 213 . , ight Hon r ncis, , (note) ’ a S ketches o B te s wn 16 1 23 Bl cker s f oo r to , (note), 7 ( note),

75 104 154 155 168 . (note), , , (note), , 2 Booterstown , .

24 . Borr , John ,

a 10 1 200 2 4 R . T 101 . Bourne , W lter , , , 0 ; n A N b 8 1 Bredi , ndrew o le , . ’ B eau ties o I eland 16 183 211 . Brewer s f r , (note), (note),

R Ab a a 15 . Brewster , ight Hon . r h m , 7

. a A b as 55 57. Broderick , Hon Ch rles , rch ishop of C hel , ,

R . a 15 24 2. Brooke , ight Hon Willi m , 9 ,

a 216 . Broome , Willi m ,

From und le 8 . Brun , , 23 Building of church , estimate for , 6. A b La 14 Bulkeley, rch ishop ncelot , .

a 3 . Bulwer , J mes , 7

& ab 232 . a F c . T Buri l ees, , le of ,

2 4 . Burke , Dr . , 0 23 Burr , John , .

1 1 . Burton , Mr . Justice , 6 E a 204 Butler, dw rd, .

Callar 2 203 Ch allori h e 13 . y, , ; g ,

4 ND 2 8 I EX.

A . 104 190 205 a 57 105 204 224 R . Crofton , B , , ;J mes , , , , ;W . ,

105. m O 15 Cro well ( liver), .

z T a 1 F R 1 . Cro ier, hom s, 97 ; . . M . , 06

Crumlin , 3 .

a A a as R a Cur tes under the rchde con ector , ch pter v . , 66 18 1 a 5 . 8 from , ch pter vi , 6 . 1 second , 9 .

a M . 56 . A . 205 1 2 Curr n , , ; J , ; Henry , 87, 19 .

al 8 D key , . ’ D n e H es Decanicw R u ales a s s 5 . y or r , (note)

1 4 . Dargan , William, 6

A a 55 . Darley , lderm n, a a R a 5 R De nery . ncient ur l , modern ural , 3 .

a 238 . Deeds, ncient , ff 2 Disestab lishment , e ects of , 08 .

2 3 . Dispensary , 0

206 . Distress, b E a 22 I aa 23 24 Do son , liph l , ; s c, , .

a 214 . Dollars , Sp nish , m 1 Dondro arty , 3 .

b 2 6 11 15 19 21 Donn b rok e 11 Donny rook , , , , , , ; y , ; Donne D n r 1 b 15 o ab ook e 9 21 . rook, ; , ,

D wn S urv e 15 19 21 . o y , , ,

R . a a 56 1 Downes, ight Hon Willi m , B ron , , 66 . 2 1 22 Dr m a 3 3 u artane . Drumm rtin , , , ; , 53 Ar b i— A a 1 11 L Dublin , ch ishops o John l n , 9 , 0 , ; ancelot 14 B b a 5 T a 13 Bulkeley , ; use y Cle ver, 5 ; hom s Jones , ; ’ L 3 11 La O Toole R T 61 9 . . uke , , ; urence , ; C rench , (note),

R . 185 222 63 a . (note) Wh tely , (note), (note)

b and Ra a 21 . Du lin Wicklow ilw y, 9

Duﬁ 204 . y , John ,

a J. 205 . Dunc n , ,

2 13 15 16 203 223 Don drom 15 16 23 Dundrum, , , , , , ; , , ,

Dondrom m 13 Ca 23 24 0 . y, Dundrum stle , (note),

Dun senk , 6 . ND 24 9 I EX .

a The Dublin S cu ie 22 24 0 . Dunton (John), uthor of ﬁ , ( note) ,

Dwyer , William , 69 .

a a m i 58 60 Ecclesi stic l Co m ssioners , , .

’ E E lesiasti alR e is ter 24 . rek s cc c g , (note) E a b Ta C 236 stim te for uilding ney hurch , .

F n l 2 arra b o e 3. y , 0 F a a A 4 rrell , Willi m , rchitect , 5 .

a 8 . F wcett , John , 8 2 2 ab a a a & c . 3 . Fees , T le of M rri ge , Buri l , ,

Fi F a 54 56 5 58 . rst ruits , Bo rd of , , , 7, F z a O 1 2 and b F a it willi m , liver , 6 , 0 Her ert milies, L 1 7 53 . ord of Merrion , ,

’ F a 15 Flee twood s S u v e 15 20 21 . leetwood , Ch rles , r y , , ,

Fletcher , John Joseph Knox , 86 .

F dc A 60 . orster ndrews, of Hull , 24 F R A 1 1 1 3 . . 6 6 0 oster, ight Hon nthony , 8 , 9 , 7 ,

F . ustice 1 1 ox , Mr J , 7 . F Ar a 2 owler , chde con , 07. F a 1 1 r nks, Sir John , 7 . Fri rl n 2 22 a a d, , 3 .

F . 4 Fuller , J . , 6 .

f a 3 112 Gi f rd , John , 5 , 56 , .

’ b R e ds o Dub lin 1 Hist o Dublin 22 Gil ert s cor f , 7 (note), ory f ,

11 . ( note) , 5 b nd 1 4 a La . Gle e House nd, 9 ’ 21 a . Go ts Milk , 0

a 21 . Go tstown , 0

in . J. 4 Gould g, W , 6 . V 1 Gough , iscount, 96. a a a iii 2 Gr vey rd , ch pter 6 . inscriptions on tomb stones arranged alph ab eti l a a . 2 . c ly, ch p . iii , 8 a E 1 a 3 . Grog n , Sir dw rd, 7 250 D IN EX.

- a L . a 1 3 H ll , ieut Gener l Henry , 7 . a A a 1 E 11 212 H milton , lex nder , 1 7 ; verard , 7, ; Henry, a Al 83 1 Willi m fred , , 95 . a t R b 1 H r y, Sir o ert, 75 .

a 2 3 . He lth , Ofﬁcers of , 0

Hearth ~ m one R n 22 2 t 3 . y e ur s , , 9

II . Henry , King, 7.

118 2 22 . Hime , Morris, , 00 , 7

H is i and M uni i alD umen s o I ela nd 10 . tor c c p oc t f r , (note)

A m a N a a 3 6 11 1 2 204 . Hone , lder n th niel , 5 , 5 , 9 , 90 , 00 , in Pa 2 3 . Householders rish , 9

- K a a E 1 1 4 6 . Hudson in h n , Sir . H 7 , 9 ’ Hu h ’ e s s S t. Werbur h s P ar sh 23 68 82 . g g i , ( note), , 1 Hunt , Henry, 7 .

I b a a a ab a a nscriptions on tom stones rr nged lph etic lly, ch pter

i . 2 i i , 8 . I ’ T solde s own, 6 .

a I. 13 J mes , . 24 II , 24 1 . a a J mes , Ch rles Henry, 63 . n Joh , King , 7 . A b T a 13 O Jones , rch ishop hom s, wen, ’ I sh i N mes o la s 2 3 . Joyce s r a f P ce , 0

a R b 1 6 K ne , Sir o ert , 7 .

Kemp , John , 19 .

Kil ob bin 2 11 1 Kil ob an 11 g , , 3 , 6, 8 , , 5 ; g , . 1 Kill , 9 . h d Kilm acud 2 6 15 1 1 20 24 214 K lm a u 6 . , , , , 7, 9 , , , ; y , Kilte rnan 4 8 , , . 1 6 2 E . 7 a a a 121 1 2 205 06 . Kin h n , D niel, , 9 , , ; Sir H Hudson, ,

1 4 G 3 122 1 4 212 . 9 ; eorge, 6 , , 9 ,

' mes II 24 land Ja . King s S tate of the P rotes tants in Ire under ,

(note) .

T a 2 24 1 . Kingstown ( ownl nd of), ,

252 ND I EX .

’ Mills s a The No man S e l in L eins , Mr . J mes, r tt ement ter , 7 lch 12 The M anor o S t. S e u e f p r , (note).

4 12 20 21 222 224 . Milltown , , , , , ,

M oeran E 8 2 a . , dw rd Busteed, w 1 54 24 1 Monksto n , 9 ; Church, , .

8 134 . Moreen , ,

2 1 . Mount Anville , , 66 M n ou tm errion a a 2 154 224 . (or C l ry), , , Moun m erri n 2 t o , South , .

a 5 8 . Moyers , Willi m , Mulch an stown 1 20 24 3 M ltan wn 20 , 9 , , ; o sto , .

a E a 1 . Murr y , John dw rd , 9

’ M emoi s o the R b ell 135 Musgrave s r f e ion, (note).

Naa 8 . s,

Na a 23 24 . lly , Willi m , , N a P a ames , Deriv tion of l ce , N a 1 ewc stle , B arony of, 9 . N 2 a . icholson , J mes , 7

N i a a a 211 . om n tors , P rochi l ,

O di 5 a 6 . lympus Bo r ng House, 4 a a 21 . Ordin tion held in p rish , ’ O Toole A b La . , rch ishop urence , 9 O P 21 utrages in arish , 5 .

Owenstown Trim leston 2 15 1 20 24 . (or ), , , 7, ,

Pal 8 23 e , the , , 7.

a 6 . P lmerston ,

Pa a Ta a b 5 . p l x tion of Du lin ,

a a a a 5 . P p ro , C rdin l, 1 2 Parish Clerk , 9 . ab 1 3 Const le , 9 . 2 oﬂicers , 19 .

218 . pound,

i 230 . Reg sters ,

225 . stocks, D 253 IN EX .

1 4 Pa a . 5 . rishioners, ch pter viii ,

Pa C . 212 . rkes, John ,

P b E a 65 196 . em roke, rl of , , P 15 a . etty, Sir Willi m ,

P a 234 . ew sites, purch se of ,

P a 230 . l te , Church ,

P Pa 1 8 . lunket , Hon . trick , 7

P R b 13 66 . ont , o ert, ,

P a a 2 24 0 . opul tion of p rish , ,

P st Chaise Com an i n 112 134 221 o p o , (note), (note), . 22 1 2 P 1 a 3 38 . ower , Sir John , 79 , 7 ; Willi m , , P b Ta 11 re end of ney, . 4 P R a 1 6 . rescott , ich rd , , 7 P rior, John , 76 . P a A a rivy Council , order of severing p rish from rchde conry ,

229 .

1 . Queen , The , 66

Rai a b and 21 9 . lw y (Du lin Wicklow), R h 1 1 212 at down 15 . , Half B arony of, , , 9 ; Horse ,

Ra a a 2 3 6 11 13 15 213 229 R ath fernane 13 . thf rnh m , , , , , , , , ; , R a hm i t ch ael, 21 . Ra a 2 L t 2 thmines , Gre t, ; it le , .

R an d a 1851 a . 81 . ectors Cur tes from , ch pter vi , R R a L 212 ede , ich rd, ord Ch ancellor , . a V Reg l isitation 13 .

R Pa 2 . egisters , rochial , 30

R R . . P 23 . eichel , Most ev C ., ( note)

R e e t rium Viride 1 11 . p r o , 0 , (note) R a 13 2 4 1 ich rds , Solomon, 9, 0 ; John Goddard , 39 . R a l a 14 0 204 idgew y , Wi li m , , .

a and 22 24 . Ro ds Bridges , 0 , 3 R b 1 2 8 13 15 16 2 23 223 R b 8 1 oe uck , , , 7 , , , , , 0 , , ; a o , 7, , 3

R b 15 1 20 21 Rawb uck 2 R w 1 a uck, , 6 , , ; , 3 eb o e , 3 Rob uck e 24 Ro b Cast 183 224 24 3 R , ; e uck le, , , ; oeb uck

21 . Cavalry , 3 2 4 D 5 IN EX .

Ro e 60 61 62 14 1 19 . , Henry , , , , , 7 R a a a 5 ur l De nery , ncient , modern , 3 .

’ R utte s Natu al Histo o the C unt Dublin 21 y r ry f o y , 0 . a a 0 113 22 22 Ry n , Rich rd , 7 , , 7, 8 .

b a S ab th , Profanation of , 219 .

. a St C therine , Prior of, 6 . b a l 4 a 8 St . Colum , Col ege of , ; W rden of , 8 . b St . John of Du lin , Prior of , 6 .

. a R b 8 T St Mich el , o ert de , ; homas de , 7 . ’ . Pa 1 12 1 21 . St trick s Cathedral , 7, 1 , , 6 ,

’

. P Pa 2 St eter s rish , .

‘

a 12 . St . Sepulchre s, M nor of ,

. a a 6 . St Thom s , Mon stery of, a 6 S nkey , John , 7 .

ch oale s A 8 S , Clement rcher, 7 .

a . 18 . Schools , ch pter ix , 7

M . 2 T . Scully , , 05 . 222 Seats in the Parish , . 1 Second Curates, 9 . 22 Services in Church , 4 .

o 193 . Sext n,

b a 89 . Seymour, John Ho rt, a a a fir nck 2 Shepp rd , J mes Willi m a , 9 .

T 2 4 . Sherlock, homas , 0 a a 8 St nford, Willi m Henry , 7 . a 2 1 2 14 Stillorg n , , 3 , 9 , . a 100 212 Stirling , J mes , , . P 225 a . Stocks , rish ,

s 179 . Stoke , Whitley ,

R b a 90 . Stoney, o ert B ker,

55 . Story , Luke ,

b . Strong ow , 7 R 1 4 22 24 Sub sidy olls , 66 , , .

Ta 3 8 9 Tauela hte . llaght , , , ; g , 7

25 D 6 IN EX .

b E a P 151 1 8 212 . West y , dw rd , 9 ,

W a A b 185 222 . h tely, rch ishop , (note), (note)

a R b a 87 . Whel n , o ert Willi m ,

2 4 1 . Whitechurch , , , 9

a a 205 . Whyte , C pt in ,

a Mr. Willi ms , , 55 .

Tax 226 Window , .

T a 205 . Wright, hom s ,

Z Ra a 4 . ion Church , thg r,

W C . IB B D . G S ri nte r u blin , P , .