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Reg. of Deeds 540-338-355668
Registered 26 Oct. 1801, by Hugh Rosborough.
Release dated 13 March 1801, whereby Hugh Rosborough of the town of Longford, saddler, in conson. of £264-5/9. released to Robert Beatty of Corry, Co. Longford, farmer, his one fifth interest in the lands of Corry and Cloocamfield, Co. Longford. To hold to Beatty for his own use absolutely.
Witnesses: Richard C. Gouldsbury of Dublin, gent. and Frederick McCleland of the town of Longford, merchant.
Reg. of Deeds 545-107-360632
Registered 2 June 1802, by John Beatty.
Lease dated 1 June 1802, whereby John Beatty of Clarntarf, co. Dublin, Esq., demised to Nicholas Murray of Dublin, measurer, a lot of ground on the east side of Denmark Street, Dublin, in the parish of St. Mary [here follow boundaries.] To hold from 29 Sept, last for 900 years at £25 rent.
Lease and memorial witnessed by Richard Connolly, gent. and James Findlay, Pub. Not., both of Dublin.
Reg. of Deeds 545-553-361678
Registered 17 July 1802, by James Beatty.
Lease dated 9 July 1802, whereby James Beatty of the city of Dublin, linen draper, to farm let to John Atkinson that dwelling house No. 93 on the south side of Great Britain Street, Dublin [here follow boundaries]. To hold for 888 years at £79-12/6 rent.
Lease and Memorial witnessed by Roger Reynolds and John Reynolds, both of Dublin, gents.
Reg. of Deeds 548-254-362461
Registered 7 Sept. 1802 by John Beatty.
Lease dated 31 Aug. 1802, whereby John Beatty of Dublin, Esq., demised to Dominick Rooney of Dublin, grocer, a lot of ground on the north side of Henry Street in the lordship of St. Mary Abbey, Dublin, with the dwelling house thereon [here follows boundaries]. To hold from 29 Sept. for 900 yrs at £60 rent.
Witnesses: Richard Connolly and Hall Kirchoffer, both of Dublin.
Memorial witnessed by Rich’d Connolly and John Barber, Not. Pub.
Reg. of Deeds 550-302-364874.
Registered 22 Dec. 1802 by Carncross Nesbitt.
Assignment dated 10 April 1801, between William Betty of Dublin, Esq., B. L., of the 1st part; Anne Lee alias Nesbitt wife to Robert Weldon Lee, gent. of the 2nd part; and Carncross Nesbitt of Dublin, Esq., of the 3rd part. Reciting that Henry Nesbitt of Aghamore, Co. Longford, Esq., dec’d, by his will bequeathed to said Anne £250 and one fourth part of his estate in Co. Roscommon. That by marriage Sett’nt 7 Feb. 1797 on marriage of sd Robert Weldon Lee with Anne Nesbitt sd legacy was vested in sd Wm Betty as trustee to pay one moiety thereof to R. W. Lee & the other moiety to Anne. That R. W. Lee and Anne Lee had now agreed to live separate and apart from each other. Witnesseth Wm Betty and Anne Lee according to their respective interests
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