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his interest in said lease to said John Beaty.
Said assignment witnessed by Joseph Caddy of Coolaharty, Co. Longford, Clke, Faustian Cuppidge of Longford, merchant, and Alexander Gordon of Robinstown, Co. Longford, gent.
This memorial witnessed by said Alexander Gordon and William Crookshank of the city of Dublin, gent.
Alexander Gordon swears to the witnessing at Dublin 20 Dec. 1722.
Registry of Deeds 37-452-23446
Registered 30 May 1723, by Thomas Lawson.
Memorial of Lease and release dated 12 and 14 Aug. 1721 between Joseph Betty of Kilmaraverty, parish of Dromcree [Drumcree], Co. Ardmagh [Armagh], yeoman, of the one part, and Thomas Lawson of same place of the other part. Whereby John Betty in consideration of the sum of £200 released to said Thomas Lawson and his heirs forever the one eighth part of said lands of Killmaraverty situate in the parish of Dromcree, co. Armagh, bounded on the north side with a little river in said townland on the south with the common high road from Portadown to Ardmagh and containing 43 acres and then in possession of Joseph Betty, Thomas Dawson and William Mercer. To hold to Thomas Lawson and his heirs forever. Provisoe of redemption.
Said deeds witnessed by Andrew Charlton of Wheatfield in the parish of Kilmore, Co. Ardmagh, Esq., William Cunningham of Tartaraghan in the parish of Tartaraghan, Co. Ardmagh, Clke and Bryan Cullen of Carthdillon, psh of Layhgall, Co. Ardmagh.
This Memorial witnessed by Anthony Madden of Tandroyce, Co. Ardmagh and said Andrew Charlton.
Anthony Madden swears as to the witnessing at Ardmagh on 26 April 1723 before Will: Major and Walter Cope, J. Ps.
Registry of Deeds 38-464-25039
Registered 24 Dec 1723 by Thomas Nesbitt.
Memorial of Lease and release dated 11 and 12 Sept. 1723 between Guy Betty of Cavanalough, Co. Fermanagh, gent., and Mary Betty alias Stephenson his wife of the one part and Thomas Nesbitt of Lismore, Co. Cavan, Esq. of the other part. Whereby Guy Betty and Mary his wife, in consideration of £144 released to Thomas Nesbitt and his heirs the town and lands of Rocks of Gortneshangan, situate in barony of Clonmahan, co. Cavan, to hold to Thomas Nesbitt and his heirs as in said deeds mentioned.
Said deeds witnessed by James Forster of Inekillen [Enniskillen?], Co. Fermanagh, gent. and William Forster of Crossdoney, Co. Cavan, merchant.
This memorial witnessed by Wm. Forster and Patk Sheridan of Lismore, co. Cavan, yeoman.
Wm. Forster swears as to the witnessing at Lismore, co. Cavan before Wm. Thompson, Master Extraordinary in presence of Wm. Nesbitt and Francis Aldrich, J. P.s.
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