Crossle Record
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Charles Beatty and which lands Arthur Beatty enjoyed for many years and never paid any rent for same, which lands were in mortgage to John Beatty their father and by him bequeathed to Charles and Arthur Beatty, and that Charles Beatty had been at great expense defending alaw (sic) suit concerning said lands of Lacken commenced against him and Arthur Beatty by the mortgagor, to which law expenses Arthur did not contribute anything, all which doings of Defts are contrary to equity &c. Pray for writs agst Arthur Beatty, Wm Tweedy, Mary Beatty, widow Edward Beatty, James Young, John Irwin, Claud Beatty, Henry O’Neill, Robert Beatty and Wm Beatty to answer in the premises.
Bill entered 3 April 1733.
Prerogative Grant Book
Commission granted to swear John Betty (sic), gent. son of and principal creditor of Rowland Betty (sic) late of Ardvarny, Co. Fermanagh, gent., decd, directed to John Crosier, senior, John Crosier, junior, and Robert Johnson, gents; dated 13 Oct. 1691.
Admon of the goods of Rowland Betty, late of Ardvarny, Co. Fermanagh, gent, decd, intestate, granted to John Betty, his son and also principal creditor, dated 20 Nov. 1691.
Admon of the goods of John Woodward, late of the city of Dublin, "calcoary??” decd, intestate, granted to Elizabeth Woodward of Dublin, widow of sd decd, dated 16 Jan 1689 [-90].
Letters of acquittance of the goods of John Woodward late of Dublin, "calceat????” decd., granted to Elizabeth Woodward his widow, dated 18 Feb. 1689 [-90].
Ardvarny East, Co. Fermanagh, barony of Lurg, psh Magherculmoney.
Ardvarny West " " " " " " "
Tullcallrick " " " " " " "
Exchequer Bill:
Rowland Beatty (sic), Plt.
James Chambers, Martha Irwin alias Cowan admix of James Irwin, David Irwin, Thomas Callan and Patrick Hamilton, Defts. Bill 2 May 1765. No ans.
Plaintiff Rowland Beatty of Killymitten, Co. Fermanagh, gent. sheweth. That the Right Hon. Wm Connolly, late of the city of Dublin, Esq., decd, being seized in his demesne as of fee of the town and lands and farms called Killymittin and Kildrum, Rich and Killee situate in the manor of Newporton, Co. Fermanagh, he by deed dated 3 Feb. 1723 [-4] to farm let to Rowland Beatty late of Cavanalogh, Co. Fermanagh, farmer, deceased, grandfather to Plt., the said lands of Killymittin, Killdrum, Rich and Killee, to hold from 1st May thru last past for the lives of James Beatty, Guy Beatty, and Robert Beatty all sons of said Rowland Beatty, and survivor of them with covenant of renewal for ever at the yearly rent of ƒ39-51- for the first year,
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