Pringle (Selloo)
Cashin refers to a General William Pringle as Constable of Monaghan in the early 18th century and that he had a son William Henry Pringle. William Pringle held over a hundred acres in fee in the parish of Clones in the mid-19th century including Selloo where he had a residence. William Pringle of Glaslough [and Selloo] died in 1852, aged 74 and his wife Rebecca Anne died the following year aged 68. Both are buried at Caledon, county Tyrone with some of their children. In 1876, Oliver Pringle of ‘Salso’ House [Selloo], Smithboro’ owned 122 acres in county Monaghan.
Associated Families
No associated families were found for this estate
Houses
| Name | Townland | Civil Parish | PLU | DED | Barony | County | Map Ref | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selloo | Selloo | Clones | Monaghan | Clones Rural | Monaghan | Monaghan |
OSI Ref: H571341
OS Sheet: 8 Discovery map: 28A |
Archival sources
- Conveyances for land and tenements at Caledon, Co Tyrone, involving William Pringle and other family members of Tulledin Cottage and Ballinahone, Co Monaghan, 1851-1855. D2433/A/1/579, /585, /588-591; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Typescript volume containing a genealogical history of the related families of Pringle Ballynahone, Clonboy, and Clones, Co Monaghan, and the Parke family of Clones compiled in 1984. D3000/117/1 ; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Notebook recording the rental of the estate of R. Pringle (Kilmactrasna, Magheross and Mullanarry, Co. Monaghan), 1899-1906. D3531/R/22; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Pedigree of Pringle of Caledon, Co. Tyrone, c. 1700 -- 1815. GO Ms.168, pp.374-5; National Library of Ireland
Contemporary printed sources
- ''GRIFFITH'S VALUATION OF IRELAND'[Primary Valuation of Tenements]', 1850-1858. : Monaghan Union, 108
Modern printed sources
- CASHIN, Edward J. ''Governor Henry Ellis and the Transformation of British North America'', (Georgia 1994): 6
- ''The Irish Genealogist'': Testamentary records of A. Pringle of Ballynahone, 1720; W. Pringle of Tilledan [Telaydan], 1799 and Major General H. Pringle of Dublin, 1800. II No 5, Oct 1947.