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353 SMITH, BENJAMIN, Keenoge, Co. Monaghan.
     31 Aug. 1713. Pr,cis, 1/2 p., 28 Jan. 1726.
In consideration of the friendly [acts] done to him bequeathes his property
to "Mr. John Barlow(of Aghnemallagh, Co. Monaghan) and his uncle Benjamin Rose," exors.

Keenoge, Aghneclough, Anyelkan,1 Shirwin and Anyeldran,1 Co. Monaghan.

Witnesses: Rev. John Gill, Francis Foster and James Robinson, all of Co.
Monaghan, gents.

Memorial witnessed by: John Gill, Robert Scott, Dublin, gent.
50, 456, 33799                          Jo. Barlow (seal)
 
 

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29 PEPPARD, JACOB, Dublin, Esq.
13 March 1724. Narrate 1 1/4 p. 19 March 1747.

His wife Jane Peppard.
His son Robt. Peppard, exor. E
dwd. Hunt, Dublin, Esq., and Thos. Gonne, Dublin, gent., trustees.
His daughter Dianna Peppard (unmarried).
His daughter Elizth. Barlow.
His grandson James Barlow.
His son-in-law Wm. Barlow, exor. with testator's son Robert Peppard and said Edward Hunt who is since deceased.

House in Hoyes Alley wherein he dwelt. Town and lands of Kerdiffstowne, Co. Kildare. Houses and gardens in James Street, Dublin. Lands of Raffin,
Dowdstowne and part of Fletcherstowne in Co. Meath. Premises held under him by Wm. Paine [situation not mentioned] and all his estate in and about the town of Swords, Co. Dublin. Reversion of lands of Ballymacad, Ballynegangy [Ballynagranshy], Tobrid [? Tubbrid], Rossilla (1) and part of Rathmea in Co. Meath then in lease to John Leigh, Esq. His estate of inheritance in the town of Wicklow. Houses on Ormond Quay and in Aron Street, city of Dublin.  His lease of Ardellis, King's Co. [? Co. Kildare], Ballybeg, Co. Kildare.  Lenihrim, King's Co.

Witnesses: John Stoyte, Dublin, alderman, deceased, George More, then clerk
to Thos. Cooke, Junr., public notary, Dublin, and said Thos. Cooke.
(1) Possibly Ross in parish of Killeagh. The townlands of Ballymacad and
Tubbrid are in the same parish.

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Memorial witnessed by: Geo. More, John Nolan, servant to said Thos. Gonne.
129, 487, 87930 Thos. Gonne (seal)

My nephew Wm. Foster, Esq., trustee.
My niece Charity Yorke, her husband Wm. Yorke, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas.
My niece Mary Tisdall (sister of Charity Yorke), her husband Philip Tisdall, H.M.'s Solicitor General.
Elizabeth Tisdall, eldest daughter of said Philip and Mary Tisdall.
Mary Tisdall second daughter of said Philip and Mary Tisdall.
My niece Ann Corbett, her son Robt. Corbett, her sister Sarah Leigh (my niece), her husband Dr. Edwd. Leigh.
My sister Mary Leigh, her grandson John Leigh, her grandson Edwd. Leigh. My nephew Francis Leigh.
My sister Patience Fowke, her husband John Fowke.
Sydenham Fowke eldest son of my sister Patience.
John Fowke younger son of my sister Patience, exor.
Said Robt. Corbett, Sydenham Fowke and John Fowke the son and respective issue male as they shall come into possession of lands shall take surname of Singleton only. Pictures of Genl. Fowke, my brother Rowland Singleton deceased and my own picture which properly belong to my said sister Patience or her husband.
My niece Sarah Rochfort, her husband Arthur Rochfort.
My nephew Edward Meade, exor.
My niece Elizabeth Meade.
My nephew Alderman Edward Hardman.
My niece Sarah Hardman.
My niece Ann Gartside, money I owe her as exor. of my brother Rowland Singleton deceased.
My niece Alth. Barlow, wife of James Barlow, Esq.
My niece Patience Ford.
My nephew Alderman Henry Ogle.
My niece Patience Ogle.
My nephew Capt. John Morris (money which I have advanced for his promotion in the Army), his brother Thomas, his brother Henry and
sister -- Morris.
My nephew John Morris his father.
My nephew Robert Madder.
Mrs. Ferguson, daughter of my said niece Patience Ford, her husband.
The daughters of my niece Sarah Rochfort.
My niece Patience Colpois, wife of John Colpois.
My nephew Wm. Howard.
My nephew Ralph Howard.
My niece Patience Howard.
My sister-in-law Mary Singleton.
Sir Thomas Taylor, Bart. John Bradshaw, Dublin, merchant.
The two daughters of Alderman Edmund Schoals of Drogheda.
To Lord Newport, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, my three vols. of the Monasticon Anglicanum.
Thomas Marlay late Chief Justice of King's Bench.
Robt. French now a Justice of the Common Pleas. Wm.
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Bristow, Esq. Anthony Foster, Esq. Arthur Hill, Esq.
My servant Charles Adams.

The manor or reputed manor of Drumcon[d]ra, lands of Balrath, Upper and
Lower Dromconra [Drumcondra], Aclare, Rathrasney, Clonpartin, Corstown, Keirnstown, Moonistown [Mooneystown], Piercetown, Bellsedrick, Upper and Lower Drumsawry, all in Barony Slane, Co. Meath. Ardagh, Carrick, Tueran, Street, Rathnally, Bawn, Begsrew [Begsreeve] and Lisboy, Bellpatrick, Stonehouse, Brownstown, Carrickshenagh [Carricknashanagh, Co. Louth], Mell, Deanrath, all in Co. Meath, Louth and Co. of town of Drogheda. The manor or reputed manor of Kilsallaghan and all my lands in parish of Kilsallaghan, Co. Dublin, which I purchased from Mr. Ellis. The manor or reputed manor of Kenagh, and Cashell alias Piercecourt and all my lands in Co. Cavan which I have purchased from Mr. Fitzherbert. Lands of Moonygall, Drumsillagh, Millecroghery and Grenan [Co. Meath]. My dwelling house etc. in Jervais Street, Dublin. My dwelling house in Lawrence Street, town of Drogheda. My dwelling house etc. commonly called Belvidere, and all lands which I hold from Dr. Marmaduke Coghill deceased, or from Charles Moore, Baron of Tullamore in Drishoge or elsewhere in Co. Dublin. To be buried in vault lately made for me in St. Peter's Church, Drogheda.

Second codicil 1 Aug. 1758:
My nephew Alderman Henry Ogle's legacy by his death is become lapsed.
The five children of the said Henry Ogle.
Patience Colpoys is since dead.
Ann Colpoys daughter of said Patience Colpoys.

Third codicil 30 Nov. 1758:
My sister Mary Leigh is lately deceased.
Her daughter-in-law Sarah Leigh, widow of John Leigh, deceased.

Fourth codicil 18 July 1759:
My sister Patience Fowke is now in a declining state of health.
My nephews Francis Leigh, Edward Hardman, alderman, and Wm. Ogle, alderman, the elder, and my nieces Ann Corbett and Sarah Leigh her sister. My nephew Wm. Ogle, second son of Henry Ogle deceased to be exor. in case Edward Meade should die in my lifetime.
My nephew John Leigh to be a trustee and exor. if John Fowke should die in my lifetime.

Witnesses: Richard Dawson, Dublin, Esq., Jno. Thompson and Wm. Robinson, Dublin, gents.

To codicil (1): Richd. Dawson. Jno. Thompson, Br. Noble, Dublin, gent.

To codicil (2): John Lodge, Dublin, gent., Edwd. Blackburne, Dublin, grocer, Corns. Wynne, P 126 Dublin, bookseller.

To codicil (3): John Lodge, Thos. Hunt, Dublin, sadler, Edwd. Blackburne.

To codicil (4): John Lodge, Corns. Wynne, Edwd. Blackburne.

Memorial witnessed by: Richard Dawson, John Lodge.
202, 12, 133868 Sydm. Singleton (seal)
                         (Sydenham Fowke now called Sydenham Singleton, Esq.)
                          Jno. Fowke (seal)