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and received the profits there of and was paid the interest of sd £100 thereby during his life. That Cohanaught Maquire in conson of a marriage portion received upon his marriage with Mary, daughter of Philip Magennis did by deeds of marriage setts settle said lands, inter alia, to himself for life, with remr, over to his heirs male. That Cohanaught and his wife Mary are both dead, and Plt is their only son living of said marriage, and as son and heir to Cohanaught is intitled to the equity of redemption of said lands. That George Hume by his will or some other way in his life time, devised, settled or conveyed said mortgage to his wife Dorothy Hume & after his death she became intitled to same and did marry John Dennis, Clk. That Dennis by some agreement, and in conson for some small sum of money conveyed said lands to one[ ] Crosier, who thereupon received the profits there of to a much greater value than would have paid the original £100 and interest. That sd Crosier made his will and devised legacies which included his interest in said mortgage to one Roland Betty who now enjoys said lands and receives the profits there of. That Plt has often applied to Betty and to Dorothy Hume during her widowhood, and since her marriage to Dennis to come to an account and admit Plt to the redemption of the mortgage, yet they refuse. That Betty pretend Plt's said father released the equity of redemption of said mortgage or made some other bargain with him of the fee simple of said lands altho the truth is Plt's father was but tenant for life and could not do so . Prays for writs agst. Rowland Betty, John Dennis, Clkr and Dorothy his wife.
Bill 1 March 1707[-8]
Prerogative Grant Book
(133) Letters of acquittance of the goods John Beaty, gent, dec'd grd to Martin Armstong, and John Beaty. the exors named in the will of said dec'd;
dated 19 Nov. 1684.
Admon of the goods of Thomas Armstrong, late of Longfield, co. Leitrim, Esq., deced, intestate, grd to Edmund Armstrong, Clke, of Kilcolgan, co., Galway, gent as well for his own use, as for Mary Armstrong widow of sd deced, and for Isabella Armstrong wife of sd Edmund and for Margaret Johnston alias Armstrong, the two daughters of sd deced, Mary Armstrong the widow renouncing and concenting there to; dated 4 July 1699
Mar Lic. Anthony Woodward, of the parish of St. Andrew, Dublin " Tapetrario" and Mary Lee of the parish of St. Warbaugh [St. Werburghs], Dublin widow, directed to Rev. John Travers, Clke. vicar of St. Andrew; 13 Sept. 1701
(133) Admon of the goods of John Betty, late of Edinburgh, in the Kingdom of Scotland, gent., deced, [intestate], gtd to Elizabeth Betty of Edinburgh, aforesaid, widow of sd deced, as well for her own use as for William Betty and Mary Betty, children of sd. deced; 17 July 1701
Admon of the goods of Richard Betagh, gent, late deced [intestate] gtd
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