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Irish Records
Grantor: Beatty, John; Grantee: Dawson, Volume 124, page 266, #84608; FHL microfilm 522830
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October 1, 1746. Deed of Assignment or Mortgage. John Beatty of the Town & Count of Monaghan to Richard Dawson of the City of Dublin, Alderman. “Reciting that the Right Honble and Right John Lord Bishop of Clogher by Indenture of Lease bearing date the thirtieth day of May one thousand seven hundred and forty four demise unto the said John Beatty all that and those the seven tates and an half of Aghalurcher commonly called and know by the names of the one Tate of Aghamore, the half tate of Moghly, the half tate of Duras [Duross], the quarter tate of Clanfelimy, the two tates of Killmore, the half tate of Derricarra the three quarters of a tate of Sheebeg, the one tate of Tonaghboy and the one tate of Fernafcollog (except four acres of turf bog out of the said Fernafcollog) be they more or less all lying and being in the Barony of Magherstephana and County of Fermanagh together with the town lands of Killcoran, Gonnell, Kiltermon and Newry lying and being in the Barony of Clogher & County of Tyrone, and then in the occupation of the said John Beatty his assigns farmers or under tenants for twenty one years from the first day of May aforesaid at the yearly rent of fifty three pounds…the said John Beatty in consideration of eight hundred pounds to him paid by the said Rich’d Dawson did grant & assign unto the said Richard Dawson… all and singular the said lands and premises in and by the said recited Deed of Lease….John Beatty wanted the further sum of four hundred pounds ster. had applied to the said Rich’d Dawson to lend and advance the same to him & the said Rich’d Dawson had agreed to lend on the said Jno Beattys Bond & warrant & mortgage of the equity of Redemption of the said lands & premises…” Witnesses: Rev. John Maxwell and Patrick Kelly. Registered Nov. 29, 1746. |
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