Tipping (Dromore)
In 1666, the Tippings were granted lands in counties Westmeath and Down. Thomas Tipping was settled at Dromore, county Westmeath by the end of the century. By various purchases in the early 18th century Thomas Tipping established the family in county Louth. Thomas had two sons Thomas and Edward and eight daughters. In 1741 Thomas Tipping sold lands in counties Louth, Armagh and Westmeath to Sir Thomas Taylor. The Tippings appear to have held an interest in Dromore, Cappinlack, Killinahinch. Torloghinroe, Co. Westmeath until near the end of the 18th century.
Associated Families
No houses were found for this estate
Archival sources
- The Tipping papers cover the period, 1666-1942 and document the personal, political and financial affairs of the Tipping family of Bellurgan Park, Ballymascanlan, Co. Louth, and their estates in Cos Louth, Armagh, Down and Westmeath. 1666-1942. D4160; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Title deeds, leases, settlements, case papers, correspondence, rentals, accounts and receipts, all relating to the Hall, Bailie and Tipping estates in Cos Armagh, Down and Westmeath.1666-1864. MIC555/1; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Thomas Tipping, Castletown, Co. Louth. Sir Thomas Taylor, Kells, Co. Louth, Bt, and Thomas Fortescue, Reynoldstown, Co. Louth and Rev. Hugh Hill. Bargain and Sale by Thos. Tipping to Sir Thomas Taylor and others of certain lands in Cos Louth, Armagh and Westmeath, including Dromore, Sracurrick, also known as Sunerge, Tulhenroe, Capperturk and Killneherich, in Moycashell Barony, Co. Westmeath. 6 January 1741. D113/1; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Documents including deeds and recoveries affecting Tipping lands in various counties including county Westmeath, 1692, 1705, 1759, 1782. T524/1-2, T524/16-17, T524/28; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- Papers relating to the estates of the Tipping family in Dromore, Co. Westmeath, 18th c. and copy of a patent to Thomas Tipping, Nov. 3, 1666. M. 5817; National Archives of Ireland