The Inhabitants of County Dublin The Inhabitants of the County of Dublin The Earle of Tyrconell; 1500 C. H. E.I. John Talbot of Mallahyde his sonne past; 1000 Patrick Nettervill of Tarfeighiny (?) and ) Mary his wife); 0600 Philip Hore of Kilsalaghan & his sonne Phillip whose sonn is past; 0700 George Blackny of Rickinhore; 0200 […]
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Town of Drogheda The Inhabitants of the towne of Drogheda Thomas Nugent, Alderman William ffleming fitzThomas Christopher Bath etc. H. I. Nicholas Darcy of Plattin, his grandsonne past John Chevers of Maston George Nangle, Barron of the Navan James Bath of Athcarne, his sonne & heire Sr Luke Bath E) Nicholas Kent of Davidstown Richard
PROVINCE OF LEINSTER County of Meath. Luke Earle of Fingale past for the most part of his Estate Nicholas Lord Viscount Gormanstowne L.Genico the now Lord past for the most part of the Estate. D. E.) The Lord Barren of Dunsany, D.E.A.B.C.E.H. The Lord Viscount Netterville The Lord Baron of Trimblestown Sir Richard Barnawall B.C.H.
Eustace Landowners Disposessed by the Cromwellian Transplantation 1664 County Dublin Thomas Eustace of Elverstowne 0150 County Kildare Rowland Eustace, Blackhall D 0160 his daughter & heiress married to Robert Archbold B.C.H. Nicolas Eustace, of Confey 0500 Nicolas Eustace of Colbinstowne 0150 Christopher Eustace of Newland 0400 Oliver Eustace of Mullaghcash 0250 Oliver Eustace of Blackrath
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The Eustace Family & Their Lands in County Kildare By Major-General Sir-Eustace F. Tickell with additions by Ronald F. Eustice (Tickell’s article as published in the Journal of the County Kildare Archaeological Society; Volume XI1I, No. 6 (1955) In several of his valuable contributions to this Journal, the late Lord Walter Fitz Gerald regretted the virtual disappearance
The earliest record of a Eustace family member in County Limerick lists John Eustace of Ballymurra, County Limerick who converted to Protestantism in 1746. His name is listed on “The Convert Rolls” edited by Eileen O’Byrne in 1981. The Eustace name was rare in County Limerick and was concentrated in a very small area in
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Griffith’s Valuation (1847-1864) National Archives of Ireland Irish Genealogy Website (Church Records) DublinHeritage.ie/GraveyardsDiocese of Cork & Ross Skibereen Heritage Centre Irish Roots Magazine Public Record Office of Northern Ireland General Register Office of Ireland British Census 1911 Irish Workhouses Depositions 1641 from Trinity College Limerick Quaker Records National Library of Ireland Clans of Ireland Census of
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