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Ireland / Re: Archival records - where can I look for records connected to this?
« on: Wednesday 22 January 25 13:14 GMT (UK) »
I have submitted a query with the Archives and will await their reply.
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Ireland / Re: Archival records - where can I look for records connected to this?
« on: Wednesday 22 January 25 12:19 GMT (UK) »
The University got back to me after doing my lookup in the book and no luck.
As for National Archives, I did use their catalogue and type in some of the keywords used in the sources but couldn't find anything that looked like it would be it. But, in saying that I am not entirely sure what the original record would be listed as, or if they would hold it.
As for National Archives, I did use their catalogue and type in some of the keywords used in the sources but couldn't find anything that looked like it would be it. But, in saying that I am not entirely sure what the original record would be listed as, or if they would hold it.
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Ireland / Re: Archival records - where can I look for records connected to this?
« on: Monday 20 January 25 12:19 GMT (UK) »
Yes, I would have posted similar queries about it on here. BUT, I just want to know where I can locate the folio.
I'd rather not post 'names' associated with my query in this instance as I don't want to waste people's time with references that I already have.
I have located the person of interest in Penders Census of 1659 and on the Down Survey website. I know where there land was located. I know who held it originally. I know that they served as a soldier in Cromwell's army and that is how they took ownership of the land in Ireland. Just yesterday I found a document that clarified the soldier was not one of those from 1649 owed payment, but served after this date. I also found the document with the folio number.
I am aware that in lieu of payment the soldiers were given the confiscated land. This was done through a lottery system and recorded, and from what I have seen the relevant record should have a location in England for my soldier.
Hope that clarifies why I have asked for specific information only, and I appreciate any assistance given.
I'd rather not post 'names' associated with my query in this instance as I don't want to waste people's time with references that I already have.
I have located the person of interest in Penders Census of 1659 and on the Down Survey website. I know where there land was located. I know who held it originally. I know that they served as a soldier in Cromwell's army and that is how they took ownership of the land in Ireland. Just yesterday I found a document that clarified the soldier was not one of those from 1649 owed payment, but served after this date. I also found the document with the folio number.
I am aware that in lieu of payment the soldiers were given the confiscated land. This was done through a lottery system and recorded, and from what I have seen the relevant record should have a location in England for my soldier.
Hope that clarifies why I have asked for specific information only, and I appreciate any assistance given.
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Ireland / Archival records - where can I look for records connected to this?
« on: Monday 20 January 25 09:37 GMT (UK) »
Hi all.
I am researching some information regarding confiscated land that was redistributed as payment to Cromwellian soldiers. I have located several references online but am unsure where to look for further information.
One record is from the appendix listing that I found in the source shown in the attachment. The [Appendix to Reports of the Sub-commissioners - 4. Surveyor General's office]
The record refers to a 'report and schedule' and is listed as being located in Folio 70.
Where should I look to locate this folio - National Archives of Ireland or somewhere else?
Another records states 'Inrolled....1668'. Can anyone clarify what this means? Are there any associated records perhaps to investigate?
Thanks, Katharine.
I am researching some information regarding confiscated land that was redistributed as payment to Cromwellian soldiers. I have located several references online but am unsure where to look for further information.
One record is from the appendix listing that I found in the source shown in the attachment. The [Appendix to Reports of the Sub-commissioners - 4. Surveyor General's office]
The record refers to a 'report and schedule' and is listed as being located in Folio 70.
Where should I look to locate this folio - National Archives of Ireland or somewhere else?
Another records states 'Inrolled....1668'. Can anyone clarify what this means? Are there any associated records perhaps to investigate?
Thanks, Katharine.
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Ireland / Re: Looking for this book...
« on: Sunday 19 January 25 10:34 GMT (UK) »
Thanks.
Only one library in Australia seems to have it. I have just submitted a query through their Ask-a-librarian page for a possible look up.
Prefer not to purchase at this point as it may not have what I am after.
Katharine.
Only one library in Australia seems to have it. I have just submitted a query through their Ask-a-librarian page for a possible look up.
Prefer not to purchase at this point as it may not have what I am after.
Katharine.
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Ireland / COMPLETED Looking for this book...
« on: Sunday 19 January 25 04:19 GMT (UK) »
Hi all.
I am looking for a copy of the following book:
Court of Claims: Submissions and Evidence, 1663
edited by Geraldine Tallon
If anyone has access to it, I am happy just for a lookup within.
Thanks, Katharine.
I am looking for a copy of the following book:
Court of Claims: Submissions and Evidence, 1663
edited by Geraldine Tallon
If anyone has access to it, I am happy just for a lookup within.
Thanks, Katharine.
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Ireland Resources / Re: What does * mean in: Ireland, Indexes to Wills, 1384-1858
« on: Tuesday 16 July 24 13:47 BST (UK) »
Not to worry - I have just found the answer. I went back to the original and browsed from the beginning of the volume. At the bottom of page of first entries it states that the * indicates that no date of probate was given, so the date is that of the will.
And...that most of the wills are no longer extant - as we frustratingly know
And...that most of the wills are no longer extant - as we frustratingly know
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Ireland Resources / Re: What does * mean in: Ireland, Indexes to Wills, 1384-1858
« on: Tuesday 16 July 24 13:41 BST (UK) »
https://www.ancestry.com.au/discoveryui-content/view/10345:9144?tid=&pid=&queryId=e3f60d06-fa79-409f-bead-7a9221df6a48&_phsrc=ZqB1500&_phstart=successSource
On the given link you can see there are a few entries with *
On the given link you can see there are a few entries with *
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Ireland Resources / COMPLETED!! What does * mean in: Ireland, Indexes to Wills, 1384-1858
« on: Tuesday 16 July 24 11:00 BST (UK) »
Hi all. I can't find an answer with a quick internet search, but am wondering what an * next to an entry in Ireland, Indexes to Wills, 1384-1858 would indicate. It is for Cashel and Emly diocese.
Thanks, Katharine.
Thanks, Katharine.