Reference Source
''North Munster Antiquarian Journal''
Source Details
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Estate Records Citing this Source
Found 53 estate records citing this source.
| Reference | Estate Name | Estate Description |
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| BUTLER, T. Blake. The O'Shaughnessy woods with notes on the family of O'Shaughnessy, Butler and others. VI, 3 (1951), 83-90. | O'Shaughnessy (Gort) | Lands in the parish of Beagh had been in the possession of the O'Shaughnessy family for a considerab... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Butler (Bunnahow & Walterstown) | Both Hussey de Burgh and the Landowners state that William Butler of Bunmahon, owned an estate of ov... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Butler (Doon & Thornpark) | The Butlers of Doonemulvihill, county Clare and Thornpark, county Galway are descended from James Bu... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Clive (Co Clare) | Robert Clive, known as "Clive of India", bought an estate in county Clare from the Dublin banker Hen... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Hickman (Fenloe) | Gregory Hickman was an English merchant in the south of England in the first half of the 17th centur... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Ball (Fort Fergus) | William Hawkins Ball was the eldest son of Benjamin Ball of Dublin and his wife Elizabeth, daughter... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Caswell | The Caswell family were farmers and millers in the Blackwater locality, parish of St Patricks, count... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Miller (Ballycaseymore) | A Scottish family who were settled in the parish of Drumline, barony of Bunratty Lower, county Clare... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Rosengrave (Rosingrave) | The Rosengrave family were associated with the Gort, county Galway, locality from at least the late... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Monsell (Limerick) | Originally from England, this family sold their estates in Somerset and purchased estates in county... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Woulfe (Teermaclane) | Teermaclane, parish of Killone, barony of Islands, county Clare, was acquired by Nicholas Woulfe fro... |
| MCNAMARA, Leo. ''The Diary of an Eighteenth Century Gentleman''. XXIII (1981), 25-65 | O'Brien (Ennistymon) | This branch of the O'Briens were descended from Sir Donnagh O'Brien of Duagh of Elizabethan times. I... |
| MCNAMARA, Leo. ''The Diary of an Eighteenth Century Gentleman''. XXIII (1981), 25-65 | Stacpoole (Eden Vale) | The Stacpooles were a county Limerick Catholic family. Clement Stacpoole was transplanted to county... |
| MALCOMSON, Anthony. Pery Papers. XVI (1973-1974) | Pery | Sometime in the mid 17th century Susanna Sexton, eventually heiress to the Sexton estates in county... |
| Note on Monsell Papers. XXI (1979) | Monsell (Limerick) | Originally from England, this family sold their estates in Somerset and purchased estates in county... |
| MCNAMARA, Leo F. Some Matters Touching Dromoland: Letters of Father and Son, 1758-59. XXVIII (1986), 62-70 | O'Brien (Dromoland) | The introduction to the Inchiquin Papers in the National Library of Ireland records that, in about 1... |
| HANLEY, Mary. The Story of Máire Ruadh. XXXIII (1991), 22-28 | O'Brien (Dromoland) | The introduction to the Inchiquin Papers in the National Library of Ireland records that, in about 1... |
| DUFFY, Paul and RYNNE, Etienne. Studdert’s Bridge, Bunratty, Co Clare. XXXVII (1996), 107-111 | Studdert (Bunratty) | The Reverend George Studdert, rector of Kilpeacon and Rathkeale, county Limerick, was the son of Geo... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 14 & 17 | Brady (Limerick & Myshall) | Hugh Brady of Kilcooney, Clonrush, county Galway and of Limerick was the eldest son of Henry Brady a... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Powell (Clonshavoy) | The Powells were established in county Limerick by the end of the 17th century. In 1703 Richard Pow... |
| LOGAN, John. ''Robert Clive's Irish Peerage and Estate, 1761-1842''. XLIII (2003), 1-19 | Spring-Rice | Smith indicates that the Spring family were originally from Lavenham in Suffolk and settled in Kerry... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Butler (Ballyline/Millbrook) | This family is a branch of the Butlers, Lords Dunboyne, descended from Sir Theobald Butler, a lawyer... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Butler (Castlecrine) | The Butlers of Castlecrine, parish of Kilfinaghta, barony of Bunratty Lower, county Clare, descend f... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Butler (Knappogue) | The Lords Dunboyne of the 19th century were descended from James Butler of Cragnagowra, county Clare... |
| TIERNEY, Mark. Dr. Thomas Kane’s Continental tour, 16th July–13th September 1837. XII, (1969), 63-80. | Kane (Limerick) | The Kane family held land in the parishes of Cahervally, barony of Clanwilliam and Abington, barony... |
| IRELAND, Aideen. Kilrush Documents. [A description of Accession 1074 in the National Archives]. XXIII (1981), 96-98 | Vandeleur (Kilrush) | The Vandeleur family are descended from Maxmilian Van Der Leur, a Dutch merchant, who had settled in... |
| IRELAND, Aideen. Kilrush Documents. [A description of Accession 1074 in the National Archives]. XXIII (1981), 96-98 | Wyndham | The Wyndham/Leconfield Irish estate, derived from the O’Briens, Earls of Thomond, was the largest es... |
| HOGAN, Patrick. Thady O'Halloran of Ballycunneen, Co Clare (1727-1798). His Common-Place Book. V (1948), 102-116 | O'Halloran | Based on information in the common place book of Thady O'Halloran (1727-1798) the O'Hallorans appear... |
| DE VAREBEKE, Dom Hubert Janssens. The Barringtons of Limerick. VII, No 3, (1956), 23-28 | Barrington (Glenstal) | The Barringtons settled in Limerick city at the end of the 17th century, Benjamin Barrington was she... |
| HOGAN, Patrick. The Common Place Book of Thady O'Halloran of Ballycunneen, Bunratty, Co. Clare (1727-1798). With extracts. VII, No 3 (1956), 9-17 | O'Halloran | Based on information in the common place book of Thady O'Halloran (1727-1798) the O'Hallorans appear... |
| HOGAN, Patrick. The Common Place Book of Thady O'Halloran of Ballycunneen, Bunratty, Co. Clare (1727-1798). With extracts. VII, No 3 (1956), 9-17 | McMahon (Knockane) | At the time of Griffith's Valuation the representatives of John McMahon held land in the parishes of... |
| BARDWICK, L.J. O'Grady of Cappercullen. VII, No 4 (1957), 20-22 | O'Grady/Grady (Elton) | According to Burke's ''Irish Family Records'' (1976), the O'Gradys of Elton descend from Darby O'Gra... |
| HEWSON, Michael. A source for nineteenth century Clare History. [Volumes of Dunboyne newspaper cuttings 1824-1828 & 1842-1879]. IX (1965), 194-195 | Butler (Knappogue) | The Lords Dunboyne of the 19th century were descended from James Butler of Cragnagowra, county Clare... |
| BLACKALL, Sir Henry William Butler. The Butlers of Co Clare. VII (1953), 153-167 | Blackall (Garden Hill) | The Blackall family of Gardenhill, county Limerick was granted lands in the barony of Pubblebrien un... |
| VI, No 3 (1951), 89 | Ringrose (Moynoe) | In 1705 and 1713 John Ringrose of Moynoe, barony of Tulla Upper, county Clare, bought lands in the b... |
| Will of Sir William King, 1704. II, No 2 (1940), 74-75 | Villiers (Kilpeacon & Beech Hill) | The Reverend Fitzgerald in a footnote in his book gives an account of the owners of Kilpeacon, count... |
| POTTER, Dr Matthew. The Architectural Legacy of Eyre Massey 3rd Lord Clarina (1798-1872). XLII (2002), 11-20 | Massey (Elm Park) | The Lords Clarina are descended from Eyre Massey, sixth son of Hugh Massy of Duntrileague, county Li... |
| O'MAHONY, S.C. ''Gleanings from the Coote Household Accounts, 1776-1785''. XXIV (1982), 55-60 | Coote (Mount Coote) | Sir Philip Coote Knight of Mount Coote, county Limerick was a nephew of Charles, 1st Earl of Mountra... |
| POTTER, Matthew. William Monsell: An Irish Catholic Unionist. XLI (2001), 65-74 | Monsell (Limerick) | Originally from England, this family sold their estates in Somerset and purchased estates in county... |
| POWER, Margaret. Sir Richard Bourke and his tenants 1815-55. XLI (2001), 75-88 | Bourke (Thornfield) | The Bourkes were settled at Dromsally, county Limerick at the beginning of the 18th century. From t... |
| POTTER, Matthew. The Architectural Legacy of Eyre Massey, 3rd Lord Clarina (1798-1872), XLII (2002), 11-20 | Massey (Elm Park) | The Lords Clarina are descended from Eyre Massey, sixth son of Hugh Massy of Duntrileague, county Li... |
| NORTON, Desmond. Distress and Benevolence on Gertrude Fitzgerald's Limerick Estate in the 1840s. XLII (2002), 21-34 | Fitzgerald/Penrose Fitzgerald (Corkbeg) | In 1667 Garrett Fitzgerald was granted the castle, town and lands of Kilcorkbegg alias Corkbeg with... |
| NORTON, Desmond. Distress and Benevolence on Gertrude Fitzgerald's Limerick Estate in the 1840s. XLII (2002), 21-34 | Blakeney (Mount Blakeney) | ''Burke's Irish Family Records'' states that this family claim descent from the Blakeneys of Norfolk... |
| O'CARROLL, Gerald. Diary of Mr Justice Robert Day of Kerry (1746-1841). XLII (2002), 151-174 | Day | Though Burke suggests the Day family came from Suffolk O'Carroll states that their origin is somewha... |
| POWER, Margaret. Sir Richard Bourke and His Locality. XLIII (2003), 43-52 | Bourke (Thornfield) | The Bourkes were settled at Dromsally, county Limerick at the beginning of the 18th century. From t... |
| NORTON, Desmond. The Limerick Estate of Sergeant Warren during the Great Famine. XLIII (2003), 75-83 | Warren (Ballinruane) | At the time of Griffith's Valuation the Warren estate was in the parishes of Ballingarry and Kilmeed... |
| RYAN, Mary T. Trouble on the Bilboa Estate. XLIII (2003), 110-113 | Rous | Dr Malcomson writes that Juliana Warter Wilson, daughter of Edward Wilson of Bilboa, county Limerick... |
| IRWIN, Liam. Visit of the Marquis of Lansdowne to His Limerick Estates. XLIII (2003), 118 | Petty-Fitzmaurice (Marquess of Lansdowne) | This estate owes its origins to Sir William Petty, renowned cartographer, mathematician and scientis... |
| HICKEY, Lieut. Col. J. The O'Hickeys: hereditary physicians to the O'Briens of Thomond and some of their descendants. VIII (1958), 38-41 | Hickey (Co Clare) | The Hickeys or O'Hickeys were an old Gaelic family, hereditary physicians to the O'Briens, Kings of... |
| RUSSELL, Hampden William. The Russells of Limerick, VI (1950), 50-62 | Russell (Limerick) | A branch of the Russell family held land in the parish of Kilfergus, barony of Shanid, county Limeri... |
| LEE, G.A.The leper hospitals of Munster. X (1966-7), p.12-26. | Leper Hospital Trustees (Waterford) | The Trustees of the Leper Hospital in Waterford were the owners of over 850 acres in the county in t... |
| O'CARROLL, Gerald. Judge Robert Day, 1746-1841. XLI(2001), pp. 35-43 | Day | Though Burke suggests the Day family came from Suffolk O'Carroll states that their origin is somewha... |
| HOWARD, Leonard. The attempt to sell the Devon estate in 1883. LI (2011), pp.131-145. | Courtenay | The introduction to the Devon rentals at the Limerick City Archives states that "the Devon Estate in... |