The Operations of Cork Grand Jury (Civil) to 1899

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uGCxYYvCGNEbpzypv-6tdTnz78HsuF_YJELLh9ezWvM/edit

1832.  Return of Fever Hospitals, including Cork, Bandon, Kinsale, Admissions, Deaths, Expenditure, Medical Personnel

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Those signing the resolution were either Grand Jurors or wealthy Cork Merchant like Humphrey Crowley.

 

This is from the Dr. Casey Collection, item 2389, John T. Collins newspaper extracts originally from Kearney family Garretstown House.

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1765 Resolution not to give servant tips on being entertained at their master’s house	John Conway Colthurst	John Hyde	Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald	Richard Townsend
Richard Longfield	Robert Rogers	William Conner	Abraham Devonshire	Samuel Hutchinson
Richard Fitzgerald	Riggs Faulkiner	John Rye	Abraham Morris	Roger Bernard
John Bernard	Boyle Aldworth	Francis Kearney	Walker Izod	George Pigot
Godfrey Baker	Luke Grant	Usher Philpot	William Parks	Henry Bullen
Thomas Poles	Christopher Conran	William Coles	Stephen Denroche	Hugh Lautin (Lawton?)
Humphrey Crowley	John Parker on behalf of County Grand Jury	William Crofts on behalf of County of City of Cork Grand Jury	Walker Colthurst	JOhn Colthurst
Emanuel Moore	Thomas Wran (Owgan?)	John Lapp	Joseph Wetherall	Andrew Franklin
Francis Rowlat	Henry N. Nixon	Walter Traverse	Kevin Moore	John Bullen

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A List of Sunday Schools, Co. Cork To Which Gratuitous Grants of Money and Books Have been Made from November 1809 to 1st January 1829.  Further Detailed Listings of Schools with Enrolments.

 

https://books.google.ie/books?id=PioEAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA3-PA47&lpg=RA3-PA47&dq=robert+de+la+cour+treasurer+cork&source=bl&ots=ztIgh0EiAE&sig=vHPkz14g_SfGkhLgojex-8o23r0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi0rJLgu9_QAhXBJ8AKHdR7B8g4ChDoAQgaMAA#v=onepage&q=durrus&f=false

 

 

 

 

 

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1829.   Sunday Auxiliary School Society Cork.   Committee, Patrons, Subscribers.

 

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1840.   Return of the Sums Charged as Store Rent for Arms and Accoutrements of the Disembodied Cork Regiments of Militia including Lodging for The Adjutants

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1840.  Provision by Cork Grand Jury of Medical Services including 53 Dispensaries and 11 Fever Hospitals.

Some early Cork Medical Personnel:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17Xdk_bdkpBSVHaTP45WxSY0r4v6-kluvlPz7ZynQxfU/edit#gid=0

 

 

 

1840, Reports on Local Loan funds Ballydehob, Dunmanway, West Cork and summaries of Expenditure Baltimore, Bandon, Ballineen, Berehaven, Castlehaven, Crookhaven with Honorary Corresponding Officer.

 

 

The Effects of the Famine on an Individual Level, Local Loan Reproduction Records 1830-1852, Durrus, West Cork.

The comments re Ballydehob echo the comment of of John  Jagoe Bantry re evils of Manor Courts one of which sat with a Seneschal at Ballydehob.

Manor Courts Ballydehob 1621, Bantry 1679, Co. Cork, and coments by John Jagoe, Bantry re same to Commission 1836.

Goleen, Crookhaven District west Carbery, Co. Cork, Local Loan Fund Borrowers 1846 1853

Local Loan advances Co. Cork, 1839, 1843

The Devestation of The Great Famine in Schull, West Cork, in Micro Detail from The Loan Reproduction Records 1830-1853

William Lemuel Shuldham Esq -1839)., Coolkelure, Dunmanway.  Listed 1835.  1833 Grand Jury Inspector with Hungerford into Ballydehob Dispensary.   Sitting Dunmanway 1835, Refusal to convict those accused of firing at Orange Parade in Dunmanway regarded as partisan.  1835 Subscriber Lewis Topographical Dictionary of Ireland  1837. Set up Dunmanway local loan fund.  In the chancel of Dunmanway Church s a handsome 3-light window, presented by the late O’Donovan, D.L., as a memorial of his brother-in-law, William Lemuel Shuldham, and his wife. There are mural tablets to the Cox family and others.  Reverend Morgan Ó Donovan; (1769-1839) M.A., T.C.D.; Rector of Dunderrow, County Cork; s. as The Ó Donovan on the death of General Richard Ó Donovan (ancestor of the present Colonel The Ó Donovan) in 1829. He married, November, 1795, Alicia, daughter of William Jones, Esquire, of Cork, and had issue two sons (for whom see Burke’s Landed Gentry) and a daughter, Eleanor, who married, 1839, William Lemuel Shuldham, son of Arthur Lemuel Shuldham, of Dunmanway, County Cork, and of Deerpark, County Devon (Kings’ Dragoon Guards; Lieut.-Colonel East Devon Yeomanry Cavalry; D.L. for County Down), and of his first wife, Catherine Maria, daughter of Sir William Anderson, 6th Bart., of Broughton, and Lea Hall, County Lincoln.

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