1822. Lord Bantry not renewing lease of any of his Tenantry involved in Smuggling.

 

 

 

 

Dublin Weekly Register 03 August 1822

Bantry Customs:

 

Bantry
1816 Report	John Leonard Gauger £80 pa William Cotter Supernumary £60 pa.
1822	Lord Bantry states he was not renewing lease for tenants invoolved in smuggling.
1822	William Blair	Probably Tidewaiter Galway, from Blair’s Cove, Durrus	Deed of 1822, left money by Hamilton White assigned lands in lieu to William O’Sullivan, Carriganass Castle	memorial 521277
1821	Jole Coale (Cole)	Revenue Officer	Blackrock Road, wife Mary 58, Thomas 20, John 15, Sarah 17, probably related to Coles of Schull, Blair’s Cove, Durrus
			Coote, John, Esq., Surveyor of Bantry – (CJ 6/10/1766)
1766, Died	John Cooke
1818	David Dick	Revenue Official	Renting from Bantry estate Bantry town.
1795-post 1871	Richard Evanson	Retired Registrar Customs	Likely from Durrus. Probably seizing tobacco in Passage in 1823. Kingston-upon-Hull, 1871 English census
1793	John Hungerford	Surveyor	M Anne Blair, Blair’s Cove, Durrus, 1792, d Richqrd Bantry later Blair’s Cove , Durrus and Hanora…	Deed 1825 Thomas Barter, Berehaven for Ann Hungerford widow of John Hungerford.
Pre 1670	Richard Hutchins (or Hutchinson)	Blackrock	Possibly the Ricahrd who appears in deed 1698 wife Barbar oldest son Theophilus	Appointed Pool Tax Commissioner by William 111 1689-1702, his great grandson Thomas married Catherine daughter of Thomas Hutchins in 1759 and they had 21 children	http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/jsp/estate-show.jsp?id=2382
1824	Luke Kingsmill	Blackrock Road	Gauger	1824 Half Pay Bantry, Slater Directory
1812	Francis Roycroft	Surveyor	Involved in 1812 Cork election said he had tow Powers working for him issue as to who was who.
1814	John Sullivan	Revenue Tide Waiter	In deed son John aged 9 as life also mentioned Trenwiths Sydney Place, Cork.	Bantry Estate Papers
1780s	Michael O’Sullivan	Heart Tax Collector	Middleman, ancestor of many of Cork Vickeries worldwide.	Memorial 254735 1786
1812	William Sullivan	Revenue Officer
c1830	Bellingham Swan	Revenue not clear where	Son Rev. Bellingham Swan and Mary Berkeley of Desertserges
1794	Richard Wright Esq.	Collector of Port	Applications invited for auction wrecked goods of Brig Eliza	Hibernian Chronicle
1818	Samuel Young		Died Kerry Evening Post 27th January 1844, Basil O’Connell Newspaper Extracts, Dr Casey, 2218	Daughter Ellen married Robert Gosnell 1827 he is described as Surveyor late Port.	Probably from fish merchant family in bantry since atleast early 1600s other family members probably in St. Johns New Brunswick same period Customs Service
1828	Thomas Ward Esq.	Collector	may be Skibbereen in licensing case 1828. There were Wardslandlords in Glanlough and large farmers in Dromatinaheen, Durrus at this period.
1841 Died	William Warner	The Gauger’	May have served elsewhere family had numerous farms in Bantry		Bantry Estate Papers
1789	Simon White	Customs and Excise Inspector responsible for Excise trials	Magistrate. Simon White, 1789, Glengariff Castle, Bantry, 1831. 1822 Customs and Excise Inspector responsible for Excise trials 1821 wife seeking payment for him Mrs. JD White at Wickcourt St., Cheltenham. Notified as Magistrate of Catholic meeting in Bantry re loyalty to King 1825. Attending Protestant Conservative Society meeting 1832. 1835 Subscriber Lewis Topographical Dictionary of Ireland 1837.