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1854 Sale Estate of Arthur Hutchinson, deceased, intestateDescribed as without heir at law in fact he had a brother
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 Net annual rent c £869Valuers estimate of potential future rent £1,300c 3,300 acres including some rough mountaim
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Lot 1Held in Fee Simple
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Derrivahallow, (Derryvahalla/Doire Bhathlach)
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TenantRentAcerage
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Patience Noble and Edward Fairclough, representative of Edward Swanron£49 19 shillings 6 pence554Leasse 1806 between Stephen Hutchinson to William Swanton for the lives of Robert Swanton, the 2nd son, and of Mary Swanton, the daughter of the lessee, and for the life of John Wren, eldest son of James Wren of Kilmenrane, Co. Cork, Esq., of whom the latter 2 are still living at a rent of £45 10 shillings including tithe rent charge of £7 19 shillingsPre 1800 James Vickery Skibbereen 1837 he leased 10 gneeves at Derrycarhue, Schull from James Swanton for the lives of Michael Wren and William Swanton and later 1839 mortgaged it to John Bennett, tobacco manufacturer, Cork 1839, Vol 183914, p. 197, memorial 183914197 James Wren a witness in multiple Swanton and Orpen deeds
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Net £42
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Lot 2, Killoveenoge (Cill Damhéanóg)Held in Fee Simple
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Unlet£21 14 shillings31Now in the possession of the Receiver of the Court of Chancery. Valuable lead mines on these lands. The purchaser wil be entitled to immedicate possession of of both land and mines,. The mines have been open and worked.
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Timoth Driscoll£2023Yearly
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Mrs. Margaret Sullivan£4152Yearly
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Michael Sheedy£4053Yearly
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Daniel Harrington£2036Yearly
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William Gill£3 10 shillings2Yearly
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Untenanted195 Mountain land used by tenants in common
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Total£146, net of tithe rent chard £14 14 shillings 5 pence, !31 9 shillings 7 pence
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Lot 3, Cloonee (Cluain Í)Held in Fee Simple
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Jeremiah Sullivan£2871YearlyThswe 2 Sullivans are descendant of Michael O'Sullivan, heart tax collector adn Mary Vickery, Whiddy Isladn c 1785, all family brought up C of I, some claim descent from O'Sullivan Bere. Alos knoiwn as the Hurrigs, and also in Tedagh
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Jeremiah Sullivan£19 2 shillings 6 pence47
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Lot 4, Aghagooheen (Achadh GuithínHeld in Fee Simple
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George Swanton£3490YearlyIN the 19th century much of Bantry turf came from this townland supplied by the Swantons, the bog is traversed by the present bog road and is now exhausted.
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Joseph Swanton£3478Yearly
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Daniel Donovan£34100Yearly
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Gross £102, tithe rent charge £9 15 shillings, net £94 4 shillings 6 pence268
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Lot 5, Parkana (Na Páirceanna)Held in Fee Simple
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James Minihane£1450Yearly
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John Barrett£838Yearly
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Robert Pillenagh£3267Yearly
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Joseph Connolly£1866YearlyLast of family died recently
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Gross £72, tithe rent charge £3 18 shillings, net £68 1 shillings 3 pence218
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Lot 6, Maulinward (Meall an Bhaird) Held in Fee Simple
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James Ward£2444YearlyIn a deed c 1805 from the Hutchinson ther is a referenc to th Glebe Lands at Mlouivarfd being included. The church haas nor been used since c 1610 so maybe about 5-10 acrers attached to it, may aslo be the location of an ikd monastery
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John Sweeney£2933Yearly
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Edward Flynn£3291Yearly
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John Murphy£2041Yearly
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Gross £104, tithe rent charge £5 15 shillings, net £98 4 shillings 6 pence
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Lot 7, GurtycloonaHeld in Fee Simple
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Unlet£31 10 shillings33Now in the possession of the Receiver of thre Court of Chancery. Valuable lead mines on these lands. The purchaser wil be entitled to immedicate possession of of both land and mines,. The mines have been open and worked.
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Jeremiah Connolly£2445Yearly
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David Sullivan£3270Yearly
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Gross £87 10 shillings, tithe rent charge £4 9 shillings, net £83 69pence169
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Lot 8, Letterlicky East (Leitir Leice Thoir) Held in Fee Simple
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John O'Connell representative of John Murnane and others£54 14 shillings 9 pence320Lease 1808, made by Stephen Hutchinson to Owen, John, Denis, Timothy and Daniel Murnane, and Patrick Murnane and Daniel Duggan, alone are living for 31 years from 1807, £55 late currency, which with the rent charge makes the sum here of £50 15 shillings usual reservation of mines, hunting, fishing and fowling. Map wrongly describes townland as Middle LetterlickeyThe Kilcrohane 'King', Tobins were part of a network of prosperous Catholic families in the general area. these would include The McCarthys and Murnanes from 1820s leases of Hutchinson estate. The Catholic Shannons who married into the Tobins would be in the category, there were Wards Minor Landlords of Glenlough and Droumatinaheen early 1800s. The Rosses of Glendart and Crowleys of Ballyourane, Caheragh. These families even though far apart tended to inter marry and as the 19th century went up produced clergy, teachers and later professionals.Transcription of Original Murnane Memorial 1847/1808

James M McCarthy
which deed also contains other clauses and covenants and said deed as to the execution
by the said Denis Marinane and John Marinane Junior and the said John O’Connell is attested by John Sullivan, Bantry, Co. Cork, gentleman and Giles Harrington, Bantry, Co. Cork and this Memorial as to its execution by the said John O’Connell is duly attested by the said John Sullivan, Bantry, Co. Cork and Andrew McCarthy, Bantry, Co. Cork, Attorney at law. John O’Connell seal signed and sealed in the presence Andrew McCarthy, John O’Sullivan. Then John O’Sullivan of Bantry, Co. Cork, gentleman maketh oath and saith that by law the deed of assignment of which the above is a Memorial duly signed sealed and executed by the above named Denis Marinane, John Marinane and John O’Connell the executing parties thereto and that he saw this memorial duly signed and sealed by the said John O’Connell and that the same John O’Sullivan respectively signed to said deed and memorial is the proper name and handwriting of this deponent John Sullivan from before me at Bantry, Co. Cork this 28 th April 1847 by virtue of a commission to the … … her Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Ireland for taking appendants for said court in said county and show the deponent		Transcription of Original Murnane Memorial 1847/1808

James M McCarthy
part of the lands of Letterlickey aforesaid as then in a divided … in the actual possession and occupation of the said Denis Marinane with a said proportion of a mountain in said Letterlickey then undivided and situate in the parish of Kilmacamogue, Barony of Carbery, Co. Cork aforesaid for and during the natural life and lives of Owen Marinane eldest son of John Marinane party thereto, Patrick Murnane of Letterlickey aforesaid brother of the therein lessee and Daniel Duggan of … in said Co. Cork, gentleman and the survivors and survivor of them at the yearly rent of £5 12shillings & 10 pence sterling and reciting a certain reservation and covenant therein contained and reciting that by the other Indenture of lease dated 15 th November 1841 the said John Marinane Senior did demise and let unto the said John Marinane Junior also his son one other part of said lands of Letterlickey as then in his possession and occupation with a due proportion of the mountain of said Letterlickey then undivided also half the original portion of turf bog then also undivided. To hold to him his heirs and assigns with the appurtenances for and during the natural lives of the said Owen Marinane, Patrick Marinane and Daniel Duggan the cestui que vies aforesaid and the survivors of them at the yearly rent of £5 12 shillings and 10 pence sterling and reciting a certain reservation and covenant in said Indenture of lease contained and also reciting that the said Denis Marinane and John Marinane Junior did propose to the said John O’Connell to sell and release to him said parts of said lands of Letterlickey so demised to them by the said John Marinane Senior for and during their estate therein for the sum of £42 sterling as was testified that the said Denis Marinane and John Marinane Junior for and in consideration of said sum of £42 sterling it was testified that the said Denis Marinane and John Marinane for and in consideration of said £42 sterling to them in hand paid by the said John O’Connell the right where of is thereby acknowledged granted bargained sold assigned transferred and confirmed unto the said John O’Connell in his actual possession then being by virtue of a bargain and sale therein recited his heirs and assigns all that and those the aforesaid parts of said lands of Letterlickey so demised to them respectively by said Indenture of lease of the 22 nd October and 15 th November and situate lying and being in the Parish of Kilmacomogue, Barony of West Carbery, Co. Cork with the reversion and … rents … and profits there of respectively and all their respective estates right title and … therein or thereto at law or in equity. To have and to hold the same with the appurtenances unto the said John O’Connell his heirs and assigns for and during the natural lives and life of the said Owen Marinane, Patrick Marinane and Daniel Duggan the cestui que vie aforesaid in said Indentures of lease there in before in part recited now particularly mentioned and described and the survivors and survivor of their subject however to the payments of the rents respectively yearly payable thereout and subject also to the performance of the covenants in said lease contained with the rights privileges and advantages dwelling houses outhouses and offices thereto respectively belonging and which Deed containing a covenant that the said Denis Marinane and John Marinane had then vested in them a full right and legal power
to release and sell said parts of said lands of Letterlickey in … and from aforesaid and
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Gross £54 14 shillings 9 pence, tithe rent charge £3 19 shillings, net £50 15 shillings 169
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Lot 9, Letterlicky Middle (Leitir Leice Lár)Held in Fee Simple
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Daniel O'Sullivan£55 10 shillings161Yearly
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John Donovan£8 5 shillings20Yearly
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Florence McCarthy£69 6 shillings 7 pence207Yearly
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Daniel Mahony£23 5 shillings97Yearly
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Michael Mahony£15105Yearly
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Florence McCarthy£655Yearly
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Gross £177 7 shillings 9 pence, tithe rent charge £10 15 shillings, net £166 12 shillings
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Lot 9, Letterlicky West (Leitir Leice ThiarHeld in Fee Simpleuy
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William O'Sullivan£42 3 shillings525Lease of 1807, Steohen Hutchinson leases to Owen Sullivan for the lives of the Honourable Richard White, now Earl of Bantry, William Hutchinson,,adn William Stanley at the rent of £40 latew currencywhich wiht the rent charge now maksd the sum of £36 18 shillings
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Gross £42 3 shillings 3 pence, tithe rent charge £5 4 shillings, net £36 18 shillings 6 pence525William O’Sullivan, Esq., Carriganass Castle, has 500-600 acres from Kenmare Estate. William O'Sullivan Junior, a barrister and Magistrate. In 1848 seizing cattle at Scart, Bantry for alleged overdue rent to his father with Daniel, John and Cornelius Manning and Eugene and Stephen Sullivan he was imprisoned for 3 months and fined £20 for assault. He was dismissed asss a Magistrate. Possibly the same O'Sullivans