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Prerogative Will:
Henry Beatty of the city of Dublin, apothecary —
To my dear wife Catherine Beatty all my worldly substance whatsoever either in goods, chattles (sic), lands, tenements, debts, real and personal estate, subject nevertheless to the several conditions in a certain article of agreement ????? part???? between us dated 2 Dec. 1734. Whereas my said dear wife in now current with child & such child to be intitled (sic) to the provision intended for such child or children when born as in said articles of agreement expressed. Appoint my said wife sole exix (sic).
In witness whereof 28 June 1736. Hen. Beatty
Witnesses: Dan Girard, Jas Reynolds, Jno Borrower
Probate of the will of Henry Beatty late of the city of Dublin, apothecary, decd, gtd (sic) to Catherine Kerr alias Beatty his widow, and sole exix (sic) named. 8 May 1738.
Index of Petitions to the Lord Lieut. and Council of Ireland:
Elizabeth Beaty (sic), widow; for proclamation for apprehension of Thomas Kennedy for murder of her husband John Beatty of Ballyard. Received 4 July 1744. Certificate and order enclosed 1745. Cartron 214. No. 489.
Hannah Betty (sic) alias Burke a prisoner in Kilmainham. For an order of transportation instead of execution to death. Letter enclosed dated Castledermot 22 July 1718. Cartron 214. No. 609
Chancery Bill:
Thomas Green, Plt.
Edward Woodward, Deborah his wife, Samuel Paul, Elizabeth his wife, George White, Wheeler Woodward, Richard Woodward, Lally Woodward, William Blakely, Margaret his wife, Edward Preston, and Jane his wife, Defts. 16 February 1735 [-6].
Answer Ed. Woodward & wife, Paul and wife, Richd Woodward, & Lally Woodward, a minor by his guardian Edwd Woodward 23 June 1736.
Answer Blakely & wife, Preston & wife and Geo. White 23 June 1736.
Repn to all 28 June 1736.
Rejn Preston & wife, Blakely & wife, & Geo. White 28 June 1736.
Rejn Woodward & wife, Paul & wife, Wheeler Woodward & Lally Woodward a minor 30 June 1736.
Plaintiff: Thomas Green of Coghallstown, Co. Meath, Clke, sheweth. That John Wheeler, late of Dublin, bricklayer, decd, being seized of fee of a parcel of ground in Strand street (sic), Dublin, near Capal Street, called White Lyon Court whereon sd John Wheeler had built 16 brick houses or tenements; also a parcel of ground situate on the west side of Capel street (sic), 92 feet front, bounded on the south with a house then lately built by Thomas Howel (sic), grocer, on the west with a wall[minute?? dimensions] on the North by a house formerly in occupation of John Johnston, plumber,
