Fawcett
In the mid-19th century members of the Fawcett family held land in the county Cavan parishes of Killinagh, Templeport and Drumlane. In 1876, Margaret Fawcett was recorded as the owner of 964 acres in the county while Robert Fawcett of Derrylin, [county Fermanagh], owned 241 acres, James Fawcett of Blacklion 241 acres and the Reverend Edward Fawcett of Rathowen, county Meath, 192 acres.
Associated Families
No associated families were found for this estate
No houses were found for this estate
Archival sources
- Diaries and rent account s of Robert Fawcett of Derrylin, c 1868-1900. D1390; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Photocopy of a survey of the lands of Shrough in the Parish of Templeport, Barony of Tullyhaw and County of Cavan the property of The Revd. Edw. Faucett Clk. Hugh Reilly, surveyor, 8 Dec 1853. 999/632; National Archives of Ireland
- Irish Land Commission Sale Papers of Mrs A.R. Fawcett (continued as Mr J.E. Fawcett and Annie Bracken) concerning lands at Mullan etc., Co. Fermanagh and Gorhanagh, Gortulaghan, etc., Co. Cavan. D1096/37/1; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Bundle of papers about sale of property at Inishmore, Co. Cavan, by executors of Robert Fawcett of Callow Hill, to Joseph A. Benison. 1905-1911. D1390/7/2; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Name: A R Fawcett & ORS, County Cavan & Fermanagh, Record Number EC10240, Box 1. 1920-1927. LR1/1/4; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland