1848. Licence No 211, for A Double Barrell Shotgun and 20 Rounds of Ammunition issued under An Act For the Better Prevention of Crime and Outrages in Certain Parts of Ireland, to Have Arms in a Dwelling House of James Vickery, Inchingerig, Caheragh West Cork.


1848.  Licence No 211, for A Double Barrell Shotgun and 20 Rounds of Ammunition issued under An Act For the Better Prevention of Crime and Outrages in Certain Parts of Ireland, to Have Arms in a Dwelling House of James Vickery, Inchingerig, Caheragh West Cork.

A broadly similar license is currently in use in Vancouver, Canada,  according to a member of the extended family.

This seems different to the relatively common gane certificate which issued throughout the 19th century from the Customs Office in Bandon.

13th July 1848 Thomas Sweetnam, Catherine Vickery 30 Farmer Lismarrig Matthew and Elizabeth Connell, Murrahin, Kilcoe, (they married 1812), farmer John Vickery, Moses Caffey. Catherine Vickery, daughter of George Vickery and Frances Bryan )amcestor included Micahel Sullivan heart tax collector Bantry reputed direct descendant O’Sullivan bere married Mary Vickery whiddy c 1785), married Thomas Sweetnam in Caheragh parish church on 27 January 1848, she was recorded as living in the townland of Inchingerig. Sweetnam family historyhttp://learysweetnam.com/sweetnamfamilytree/Sweetnam%20Family%20History.pdf. Canadian descendant in Vancouver have a gun certificatre issueed to George Vickery 1848. Matthew Sweetnam came to Caheragh as Land Agent for the Newmans his brother Samuel took over Betsborough, Matthew goes blind at 50 Matthew living at Cloghane from 1845later Shanavala bureied Aughadown. Sweetnam family history

 

 

For one branch of Vickery family, Ballycomane Durrus:

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EEEnXyuqwa3yOlSY3JnO6T1qXejygDmVWqjQWg0G2gM/edit

 

 

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1835, Return of J. Chatterton Clerk of Peace (State Solicitor) Co. Cork. 298 Magistrates, 11 Resident and Non Acting, 29 Non Resident and Non Acting with Deputy Lieutenants, Magistrates in Holy Orders. No Practising Barristers, Solicitors or Attorneys.


1835, Return of J. Chatterton Clerk of Peace (State Solicitor) Co. Cork. 298 Magistrates, 11 Resident and Non Acting, 29 Non Resident and Non Acting with Deputy Lieutenants, Magistrates in Holy Orders.  No Practising Barristers, Solicitors or Attorneys.

 

 

Cork Magistrates:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZvT84JCKTIhMqqZjJsF_AUJLH8S820ksObykwOty3wg/edit

 

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Grave of Canon Goodman, Creagh Church of Ireland, Deconscritated 1990, Heading Towards Dereliction, Graveyard by the Banks of the River Illen, West Cork.


Durrus Agricultural Show, 1938, Bantry, Co. Cork 1946 and 1948 with Names Exhibitors and Prizes:


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Durrus Agricultural Show, 1938, Bantry, Co. Cork 1946 and 1948 with Names Exhibitors and Prizes:

Very often the same families even in the 19th century continue to exhibit.

Scroll to locate relevant pages

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Forgotten Contributions, Belfast in the 1880s the most ‘Irish’ City in Ireland, Bulmer Hobson Quaker and IRB Man, Alice and Seaton Milligan and the birth of the Irish Cultural Revival, Belfast as an Industrial Colossus 1850-1910


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Catherine Morris’s recent book ‘Alice Milligan 1868-1953 (Four Courts Press) seeks to restore the lost reputation as one of the main drivers of the Cultural Revival from the 1890s and her father Seaton (1837-1916), Businessman Historian and Antiquarian Collector of Ancient Manuscripts.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Milligan

The book outlines the cultural scene in Belfast in the 1880s and mentions the Belfast Naturalist Field Club ad personnel such as Anna Johnston (‘Ethna Carbery’), Francis Joseph Biggar, Patrick McGinley, John O’Donovan, Michael Hussey, Dermot Foley, William Gray, T.Ward, Sinclair Boyd:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethna_Carbery

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Biggar

At around the same time Robert Lloyd Praeger was working an an engineer in the building of Harland and Woolfs yard later to be the National Library:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lloyd_Praeger

http://www.botanicgardens.ie/herb/books/irishnaturalists.htm

Belfast powered ahead innovating with an industrial base owned by local people. The rest of Ireland has never credited the entrepreneurial genius of the Northern people in business, industry and engineering.

In the 20th…

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Genealogy of Irish Swanton Family, Mainly South West Cork Courtesy Mrs. Louise Mary Swanton Chicago.


Genealogy of Irish Swanton Family,  Mainly South West Cork Courtesy Louise Mary Swanton Chicago.

 

 

 

 

The book details the extraordinary work done by Mrs. Swanton.  Records from various sources old newspaper extracts and apart from these Swantons it throws light on other families in West Cork.

 

 

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From Ginni Swanton.  This book was written by Louise May Swanton, Chicago in 1989. She married into the Swanton family and spent an incredible amount of time and energy researching he family.

At the conclusion of the Irish section Mrs.Swanton mentions the lack of Catholic records as she was not then able to access the relevant records.  Now through irishgenealogy these are the most accessible records in some cases for Cork from the late 18th century and free, online.  Apart from Catholic Swantons there are reference  to Protestant Swantons who stood in as sponsors or witnesses.   The Civil records are now available online from the same site.

 

 

 

 

Séan Ó Coileáin (1754-1817), Carbery Poet, ‘The Silver tongue of Munster’, born into an Ireland of Broken Abbeys, Roofless Churches, Battered castles, Burnt Houses, Deserted Villages united in common Poverty.


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Séan Ó Coileáin (1754-1817), Carbery Poet, ‘The Silver tongue of Munster’, born into an Ireland of Broken Abbeys, Roofless Churches, Battered castles, Burnt Houses, Deserted Villages united in common Poverty.

Courtesy of Skibbereen District Historical Society, by eminent scholar Eugene Daly.

Seán Ó Coileáin (1754-1817)

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2013/12/21/sean-o-coileain-john-collins-1754-1816-poet-of-carbery-co-cork/

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Woulfe Family of West Cork , 1720-1998, 10 Generations, Descendant, Danno O’Mahony World Wrestling Champion.


Woulfe Family of West Cork , 1720-1998, 10 Generations

Courtesy Clarke family Canada 1999.

One the families most famous Descendants Danno Mahoney:

https://wordpress.com/post/durrushistory.com/6339

Danno Mahony, World Wrestling Champion, July 1936, Triumphal Homecoming to Ballydehob, West Cork with Brother and Sister, Undefeated after 154 Wrestling Matches, 800,000 Spectators, Gates of over $2 million.

https://wordpress.com/post/durrushistory.com/28750

Magistrate…

William Wood Wolfe (1871-1960), 1905, The Bridge, Skibbereen, eldest surviving son of William John (1836-1894), farmed 500 acres , shopkeeper, ed St. Faughnans, Rosscarbery, Methodist, agnostic in 1911 census later became Catholic, brother of Jasper Wolfe Crown His mother described his wife, a Catholic as a ‘low wretched barmaid Prosecutor later TD,  Skibbereen UDC, only Non-Catholic to chair UDC in 1910, listed 1913 at Snugville, Skibbereen, listed 1921.  Received IRA threats to withdraw just before Truce in July 1921.

1938Doctor Sarah WolfeMedical Missionary of Skibbereen, West Cork and Chungsiang, Hupeh, China, on recovering from Illness contracted attending to wounded in Hankhow1938, Doctor Sarah Wolfe, Medical Missionary of Skibbereen, West Cork and Chungsiang, Hupeh, China, on recovering from Illness comtracted attending to wounded in HankhowThere were Woodroffes doctors in Cork

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Type of deedDate of current deed3 Oct 1735VolPageMemorial
Demise [Lease]Date of earlier deed8750362839
NoRole(s) in earlier deed(s)Role in current deed(s)Family nameForenamePlaceOcc or titleA
AP1EVANSONElizabethofFour Mile Water [Durrus], Co CorkWidow
BP2WOULFEThomasofCity of DublinMerchantA
CO adjEVANSONNathanielofhad adjoining land
DO adjWINSPEARRobertofhad adjoining farm
EWDWOULFEDavidofFour Mile Water [Durrus], Co CorkMerchant
FWD WMGERANMichaelofFour Mile Water [Durrus], Co CorkGentA
GWMFLANAGANJohnofCity of DublinGentA
AbstractA leased to B, that part of the lands of Gearymine [Gearhameen, Durrus] called Rossavany, for 24 years
MSDate registered11Feb 1737Date abstract added20180730

Abstract made by: RonPrice

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