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Parish register of Drumcliff (town of Ennis) Co. Clare
23 Aug. 1808. Married William Johnston of the parish of Emlisan and Eleanor Beatty of this parish, by license. [Signed:] Wm Johnston Eleanor Beatty X by her mark.
Witness:- John Beatty X by his mark. [poor people]
John, son of Alexander and Sarah Beatty. b. 6 Sept: bapt: 3 Oct. 1830
John Beaty, aged 84, buried 21 Dec 1816; of this parish.
James Beatty aged 34, of the psh of Ballintogher, buried 8 Feb. 1823.
Prerogative Will:
Elizabeth Beatty of Lylo, psh of Seagoe, Co. Armagh, widow of the late John Beatty of co. Monaghan, gent.
My exors to settle all accounts with Wm Adams of the city of Dublin, gent, and receive all money due to me for the following uses.
To Richard Robinson of Lylo, psh of Sego, co. Armagh, my son-in-law, £100 and my bed.
To my sister Jane Robinson of Lylo aforesaid £40
Residue to my daughter Mary Lawder of co. Leitrem
I appoint Ryand Louwder of co. Leitrem, gent and Richard Robinson of Lylo, gent to be exor.
In witness where of 27 March 1790 Elizabeth Beatty
Witness: Wm Robinson
Jno Bell
Robert Harrison
Probate gtd 7 July 1790 to Richard Robinson one of the exor saving the right of Rynd Lauwder the other exor.
Prerogative Will:
Henry Betty of Lisburn, co. Antrim, Linen-draper.
As to my lands, houses, bleachgreen ,Cattle, furniture, linen’s, brown and white debts owing me, in short all my property (this house in which I dwell only excepted) to be sold and proceeds to pay my debts, then of the residue, half to my daughter Mary Elizabeth Betty, of the other half to my son William Henry Betty, together with the house I dwell in he having been very serviceable to me in my business these several years subject to the following bequest: - To my son Zachary Betty £5 he having got his portion.
Appoint my well beloved children Mary Elizabeth Betty and Wm Henry Betty the exors.
In witness where of 3 April 1786 Henry Betty
The will not having been witnessed William Henry Betty swears to the handwriting of testader[testator] on 6 Feb. 1790, and probate gtd 8 Feb 1790 to him saving the rights of Mary Elizabeth Beatty the other exor.
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