Crossle Record
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Continuation of Diocese of Kilmore Will and Grant Book 1693 - 1727
William Stephens of Drombrochor and Rowlen Betty of Cavanalough, Co. Fermanagh, to be overseer. In witness whereof 6 July 1713. Oliver Stephens.
Witness: Jo’n Fry, Edward Fry, James Nickle (his mark), Dennis Mulligan (his mark). Probate of the will of Oliver Stephens late of Gortnashangan, Co. Cavan, junior granted to Wm Stephens and Rowland Beaty, the exrs; 12 July 1714.
101. Mar. Lic. John Betty of Derryelvin, Co. Fermanagh, gent. and Mary Beaty of the parish of Killashandra, Co. Cavan, spinster, 9 Dec. 1714.
119. Adm’n of the goods of Christopher Beaty, late of Corrovoddy, parish of Knockbride, dis. Kilmore, dec’d, granted to Ellinor Beaty his mother, as well as for her own use as for Ellinor Beaty sister to sd dec’d. 17 Dec. 1716.
191. Mar. Lic. “Edvard” Beatty and Katherine Scott of parish of Knockbride, dis. Kilmore, 27 Oct. 1722.
195. Probate of the will of James Harkness, late of Drumroosk, parish of Ballintemple, Co. Cavan, dec’d, granted to John Gwyn, Robert Farris, and Edm(?) Beaty, the exrs 7 June 1723.
197. Mar. Lic. Thomas Savery of Belturbet, parish of Annagh, di Kilmore, and Katherine Beaty of same place, spinster, 17 April 1724.
198. Mar. Lic. William Lang of the parish of Drumully, dis. Clogher, Iseb? Humphries of the parish of Casselterra, dis. Kilmore, spinster, 22 Nov. 1728.
22?. 25 June 1708. An account of the expenses of building the Deanery House at Togher “To Geo. Beaty three days carrying the rubbish out of the Brew house. [30?: 01: 03]
Prerogative Will, pages 39, Crosslé Bound Beatty Volume
Francis Beatty, City of Dublin.
I bequeath to my good friend Ralph Scott, Esq. and my nephew Francis Beatty and their heirs all my estate, real, freehold and personal on trust for the use of the sons of my late brother Edward and George Beatty living at the time of my decease equally. In case my nephew John Edward Beatty should be living at the time of my decease the share apportioned to him shall not be vested in him till he is 20 and allowance to be made for his maintenance and education. To Mrs. Sarah Beatty widow of my brother I give as a mark of my regard £20. To my trustee Ralph Scott £50. To my servants at my decease as Sarah M’Dermott £20, Wm Smyth £10, Mary Wilson £5. I give my watch to my nephew Francis Beatty, I appoint him executor.
Francis Beatty.
Witnesses: Wm. H. Brerton, Glasnevin, Co. Dublin.
Robt. Archer, Upper Abby Street, Dublin
Probate of the will of Francis Beaty, late of Mountjoy Square, City of Dublin, Esq., deceased, granted to Francis Beatty of Milltown Colonade. Dundrum. Co. Dublin, Esq., sole Exr. 20 Feb. 1855.
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