| Reference Number | DSCAM/2/12/1 |
| Title | Dublin and Wicklow material |
| Description | DSCAM/2/12/1/1: Lease (25 July 1789) by Abraham Rogers of the City of Dublin, cabinet maker, to Thomas Meyler of the same, glassmaker, of land adjoining St Andrews Church on the south side of Suffolk Street, Dublin, with the newly erected dwellinghouse thereupon, for a term of 99 years from 25 Mar. 1789, at a rent of £100 p.a.; consideration of £170 12s 6d. |
DSCAM/2/12/1/2: Release and assignment (17 Oct. 1797) by Mary Martin late of Sandymount, City of Dublin, now of Cottage near Kilmainham, Co. Dublin, spinster (a grand-daughter of John Martin of Ballymergin, Co. Wicklow, farmer, deceased), to Abraham Rogers, late of Bedford Row, City of Dublin, now of Cottage, cabinet maker, of her interest in a perpetually renewable lease lives (from Edward Stratford), of 39 acres of land at Iron Grange in the parish and lordship of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow; consideration of £600; recites will of John Martin etc., fraudulent deeds, equity litigation etc.
Endorsed memorandum of registration at Dublin, 19 Oct. 1797: book 510, page 404, #331962. |
| DSCAM/2/12/1/3: Lease (6 July 1805) by Abraham Rogers of Harolds Cross, Co. Dublin, gentleman, to William Kearney of Iron Grange, Co. Wicklow, farmer, of 'Thomas Martins Part' of Iron Grange (40a. 2r. 31p.) as specified, in the Barony of Talbotstown, parish of Baltinglass, for a term of 31 years from 25 Mar. 1805 or the lives of William Kearney and James Kearney (his son; aged 12), whichever be longer, at a rent of £44 7s 3d p.a. until Michaelmas 1810 and £69 10s 7d p.a. thereafter; Kearney not to sublet after expiry of various short leases specified |
| DSCAM/2/12/1/4: Renewal of lease (2 July 1810) by John, Earl of Aldborough, to Richard Booth and Thomas Booth of Ballinabarney, Co. Wicklow, gentlemen, Abraham Rogers of Harolds Cross, Co. Dublin, gentleman, John Booth of Drogheda, Co. Louth, Esq. and Joseph Booth of the City of Dublin, gentleman, of the town and lands of Irongrange, adding the names of Rogers and Thomas Booth junior in the room of Randle Booth and John Booth, deceased (John Booth of Drogheda continues); consideration of £100 10/- sterling |
| DSCAM/2/12/1/5: Will (10 Mar. 1818) of Abraham Rogers of Harolds Cross, gentleman; interest in 39 acres of Iron Grange, in the possession of John Carney, to son, William Rogers, charged with annuities of £5 to wife's sister, Anne Tyrrell (now residing with him), £5 to wife's sister, Sarah Irwin, widow of Strangford, Co. Down, £5 to own sister, Jane Murphy, £5 to George Hoey of Wicklow town, mason (for up to 10 years); interest in 40 acres of Iron Grange in possession of William Carney's representatives, to youngest son, the Revd George Rogers, charged with £50 annuity to testator's wife, Mary; sons not to make leases exceeding 31 years or 3 lives, in possesion not reversion etc.; Suffolk Street property to son John, charged with annuity of £11 7s 6d to wife's niece, Elinor Tyrrell (now living with them and provided she continues to live with his wife); interest in house at Harolds Cross to wife, with use of contents, then to son William, with right of John Rogers to co-occupancy on conditions specified; use of certain rooms their to Elinor Tyrell should she survive testator's wife and be unmarried; interest in dwellinghouse in Bedford Row, Dublin to William; in lands called the Hill of the Dwons, Co. Wicklow to sons as tenants in common; sons not to sell, mortgage or encumber upon pain of forfeiting interest under will; £34 2s 6d to Michael Stephens, son of Edward Stephens of Kevins Port, City of Dublin, coachmaker; £34 2s 6d to niece Elizabeth Magill, widow of George Magill late of Nassau Street, saddler; residue to sons; executors, sons and wife. All monetary sums specified as in sterling. |
| Date | 1789-1818 |
| Format | Manuscript |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 5 items |
| Level | Item |