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Collection List No. 24 Leabharlann Náisiúnta na hÉireann National Library of Ireland Collection List No. 24 Doyne Papers (MS 29,770) (Accession No. 3226) Deeds, wills, maps, plans and legal papers relating to the family of Doyne, formerly of Wells, Gorey, county Wexford, mainly concerning lands in the counties of Carlow, Kildare and Wexford, c. 1660-1939. [See pedigree of the family in Burke’s Irish Family Records (1976)]. The collection was acquired by the National Library of Ireland from Mr F. M. Doyne in November 1975. NLI Report on Private Collections No. 5 lists other Doyne family papers (not acquired by the Library). MS 29,770 /1 Certified copy of the Down Survey map of Kilbride parish, county Wexford and reference thereto [c. 1660] /2 Certified copy of Down Survey map of Culstuff, county Wexford [c. 1660] /3 Certified copy of the Down Survey reference table, parish of Taghmon, county Wexford [c. 1660] /4 Copy of letter patent of Charles II to John Warren and John Britton of lands on Ballaghkeene barony, county Wexford 14 April 1668 /5 Copy letter patent to Arthur, Earl of Anglesea (of Courtnellan, county Carlow) 9 September 1669 /6 Grant by Samuel Rolle (Ballyfinn, Cork) to John Warren (Straduffe, Wexford) of land in Ferns and Aghnaboe now set to William Willby 10 October 1680 /7 Lease by Thomas Phillips (Ballyraggin, Kildare) to Hugh Byrne (Dublin) of Courtnellan (130 acres) for 3 lives renewable forever 25 March 1707 /8 Lease by Jeffrey Paul (Ballyraggin, Kildare) to Edmund Mulligan (Rathvilly), farmer of 109 acres of Barnhill 25 September 1717 /9 Deed of settlement between (1) Robert Doyne (Dublin), Philip Doyne; (2) Richard Saunders (Saunders’ Court, Wexford) and Rev. Thomas Stopford; (3) James Stopford (Courtown) and Whitfield Doyne (Dublin). Charge of £6,000 on the Doyne estate. List of townlands and tenants (Carlow and Wexford) RD 55-255-36815 2 February 1727 /10 Patent of George II to Philip Doyne to hold fairs in Tullow 9 November 1727 /11 Mortgage by Robert Doyne (junior) (Tullow) to John Harvey (Dublin) of his £300 annuity RD 66-152-45567 31 March 1731 /12 Transfer of ownership of the Doyne estate to secure earlier settlement between Robert, Philip and Robert Doyne (junior) and their trustees 2 MS 29,770 RD 68-89-47126 26 November 1731 /13 Mortgage from Robert Doyne (Wells) to Beaumount Astle (Beaumount, Carlow) for £800 of land in Tullow RD 119-234-82369 /14 Attested copy of prerogative will of Philip Doyne (Ormond Quay, Dublin) 13 April 1745 /15 Deed leading to the uses of a fine to protect Deborah Doyne’s jointure RD 131-272-89022 10 June 1748 /16 Mortgage from Robert Doyne (Wells) to Jane Helsham, widow, Dublin, of lands in Tullow for £1,000 RD 838-196-562774 18 July 1748 /17 Transfer of Wexford and Carlow lands from Robert Doyne to William Bolton Trinity term 1748 /18 List of Robert Doyne’s mortgages (with observations) 1736-1748 /19 Transfer of Doyne estate (with consent of trustees) from Philip Doyne (Dublin) to Robert Doyne (Wells); Philip Doyne retains right to charge estate with £3,200 RD 149-193-99430 21 June 1750 /20 Further mortgage of 1,300 on Doyne estate to Jane Helsham (Dublin) to pay various names debts 26 July 1751 /21 Lease by Robert Doyne (Wells) to Sarah Davis (Ballywalterbegg), of 99 acres of Ballywaterbegg. Peppercorn rent RD 172-300-116425 15 November 1751 /22 Mortgage by Beaumount Astle and Robert Doyne (Wells) to Richard Donovan (Enniscorthy), guardian of George Ogle, of 225 acres of Tullow for £1,000 3 April 1755 /23 Exemplification of recovery suffered by Robert Doyne of lands in Wexford 3 July 1755 3 MS 29,770 /24 Copy mortgage by Robert Doyne to Richard Donovan of lands in Carlow for £1,200 (at 4½ %) 19 December 1755 /25 Further abstract of title of Robert Doyne from the original conveyances, 1704-1757 1757 /26 Copy mortgage from Robert Doyne to Richard Donovan of part of Tullow (tenants listed) to secure £1,000 3 January 1757 /27 Copy mortgage from Robert Doyne (Wells) to Gilfred Lawson (Enniscorthy) for £600 on the mills of Tullow 7 September 1757 /28 Copy mortgage from Robert Doyne (Wells) to Richard Donovan for £1,100 on Tullow 7 September 1757 /29 Robert Doyne (Wells) to Richard Donovan: further mortgage for £1,000 at 4½ % on town of Tullow (tenants listed) RD 194-131-128905 10 June 1758 /30 Copy re-assignment by Gilfrid Lawson (Dublin) to Robert Doyne (Wells) re assignment of lands in Tullow 19 May 1763 /31 Agreement by Rev. Francis Thompson and Frances (his wife) and by Elizabeth Doyne to relinquish the right to £660, the share of Whitfield Doyne, by the will of his father, Philip 25 May 1767 /32 Will of Robert Doyne (Wells) 3 August 1767 /33 Administration of the will of Deborah Doyne (Dublin) widow to Robert Doyne 6 February 1775 /34 Appeal to the House of Lords on the case of Robert Doyne vs. Michael Daly et al February 1776 /35 Receipt fot £5,526 from George Putland, for money due to his on mortgage affecting Robert Doyne’s estate 2 May 1777 4 MS 29,770 /36 Assignment of £85 from Benjamin Doyne (Altamont, Carlow) to George Bunbury (Rathmore, Carlow) 9 February 1782 /37 Will and administration of Benjamin Burton Doyne (Altamont, Carlow) 12 December 1786 /38 Copy of the first decree in the Equity and Exchequer Court, in the case of the administrators of Ogle vs. Doyne et al 1 March 1797 /39 Appeal to the House of Lords in the case of John Scott vs. Stephen Rice, Robert Doyne et al 8 April 1799 /40 Deed of conveyance to trustees of the lands of the Lord de Vesci (Abbeyleix) pursuant to his will 2 November 1804 /41 Transfer by Mr Steacy (Tomgarrow) to Benjamin Steacy (Wexford) of his interest in Tomgarrow and Coolree RD 590-207-400207 26 November 1804 /42 Marriage settlement of Robert Doyne (Wells) and Mrs Uniac (widow of Robert) of Woodhouse (Waterford) 28 June 1805 /43 Exchequer court report in the case of George Outland vs. Robert Birch et al (contains accounts of Robert Doyne’s debts and leases) 26 January 1806 /44 Grant of annuity of £100 from Robert Doyne to Dr. Silver and trustees 16 April 1808 /45 Deed of indemnity between Robert Doyne, James Howlin and Rev. Zachariah Cornock 22 November 1808 /46 Bond for £2,000 from Robert Doyne (Wells) to William Finn (Carlow) 10 December 1811 /47 Marriage settlement of Rev. Arthur Vesey and Miss Sydney Johnston 17 June 1811 /48 Settlement (pursuant to agreement of 25 June 1805) between Robert Doyne and Sir George Fitzgerald Hill 24 May 1813 /49 Release of claims under earlier wills to Robert Doyne (Wells) from 5 MS 29,770 Philip and Charles Doyne (Portarlington) 16 December 1815 /50 Grant by Robert Doyne (Wells) to Thomas Elliott (Rathcrogue) and Hugh Faulkner (Castletown) of annuity of £480 in return for £4,000 1 May 1816 /51 Deed of annuity of £386 from Robert Doyne to R. F. Jervis (Brighton) and William Lewis (Dublin) for £3,000 20 December 1816 /52 Mortgage from John S. Rochfort to George Bunbury for £10,000 RD 726-183-495618 19 March 1818 /53 Prerogative administration of Thomas Webber (Dublin) 4 May 1818 /54 Case of Charles Doyne (Ballywalterbegg) re his occupation of Ballywalterbegg 24 November 1818 /55 Articles of agreement between Mary Doyne, Wingfield Stratford, John Pim, J. W. Stratford and Stephen Rice 8 August 1820 /56 Bond for £979 from Robert Doyne (Wells) to Samuel Spring (Middlesex) 28 December 1821 /57 Settlement of annuity from Robert Doyne to Joseph Clarke and Emily Hudson (executors of W. H. Hudson) 18 January 1822 /58 Bond for £500 from Robert Doyne to Joseph Clarke and Emily Hudson 18 June 1822 /59 Certified copy of judgement for £1,959 to Samuel Spring against Robert Doyne Hilary, 1822 /60 Search for Acts of Robert Doyne in the Registry of Deeds 1708-1822 1 December 1822 /61 Note re receipt of leases by Robert Doyne to Richard Crane (Furlongstown), Sylvester Connors (Ballinagillogue), Thomas and Richard Foxton (ibid), and Martin Redmond (Askingarron) 3 March 1823 /62 Search for deeds of Robert Doyne in the Registry of Deeds, 1708-1823 6 MS 29,770 23 June 1823 /63 Deed of release of annuity and surrender of mortgage to Robert Doyne from R. F. Lewis, William Lewis and Maxwell Close Rd 783-416-530151 5 August 1823 /64 Bond for £500 from Robert Doyne to Thomas Briggs 13 March 1824 /65 List of leases relating to the Doyne estates in counties Wexford and Carlow 18 September 1824 /66 List of deeds affecting the Doyne estates in counties Wexford and Carlow 16 December 1824 /67 Assignment of mortgage of Doyne estate for £41,000 from Maxwell Close to Robert Close 10 May 1825 /68 Note re leases to James Bulger, Pat Redmond, Thomas Morris, J. and P. Murphy, P. and W. Keane 3 September 1825 /69 Reconveyance of mortgage from John Hague and George Beaumount to Charles Doyne, woollen draper 1826 /70 Promissory note of Robert Doyne to M. Elliott for £200 20 December 1826 /71 Map of part of the lands of Tomgarra (by Henry Ashe) 10 April 1827 /72 Registration of judgement by John Humfrey against Robert Doyne for £1,000 4 May 1827 /73 Transfer of mortgage for £41,000 on the estate of Robert Doyne from Robert Close to Justinian Isham 20 July 1827 /74 Draft deed of reconveyance of mortgage between George Putland, Robert Doyne, Maxwell Close and Justinian Isham 17 April 1828 /75 Rent charge of £32 upon Tullow by Robert Doyne to Charles Doyne 25 March 1832 7 MS 29,770 /76 Renewal of lease from Robert Doyne to William Fishbourne (junior) of Ballyvass and Hobartstown (Kildare) 4 July 1834 /77 Appointment of two sums of money and assignment of same in trust between Joseph Pratt, Sarah Pratt, Charles Doyne, Mervyn Pratt and Joseph Pratt 4 July
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