Most of those listed are Magistrates.  For Cork Magistrates:

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

Some are also listed on Grand Jury records as Bridge Overseers:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pJok8mzM29v09-JYfaucXT17VBQhGekUZc9peMRvwps/edit…

https://books.google.ie/books?id=iJVRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA522&dq=Berkley+Taylor,+1715,+cork&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_qdj845PaAhXJIMAKHQeNDWYQ6AEILjAB#v=onepage&q=Berkley%20Taylor%2C%201715%2C%20cork&f=false.

 

 

1731 Limerick Cork Road via Bruff, Kilmallock, Ballyhoura, Mallow, Whitechurch, 23 George 2nd, 16, Trustees

 

Richard Earl of Cork and Burlington

Right Honourable James Earl of Burlington

Right Honourable William  Earl of Inchiquin

Right Honourable John Earl of Orrery

Right Honourable Richard Viscount Shannon

Right Honourable Arthur Viscount Doneraile

Right Honourable Allen Viscount Midleton

 

 

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1712 Execution granted to Ann Nettles executrix of Robert Nettles by Richard Browne and Richard Hedges against Popish inhabitants Godfrye and Keadgh Leary (probable ancestor of outlaw and  Captain Hungarian Hussars, Art Ó Laoighre) for £160.

Transcribed 1944 by Dr. Edward McLysaght from bundles of old documents in a chest in the Town Clerk’s Office, Kinsale.  Many of those listed against whom executions (judgements ) were obtained were previously or after of significant wealth.   Included here is Keadagh (Keady) Leary/O’Leary.  Likely the ancestor of Art Ó Laoighre, the family of Raleigh, Macroom, were agents to various estates and significantly well off.  Art’s descendants numbered barristers adn doctors.

The Cork O’Leary families like the Ballydehob, Swantons display an economic acumen.  A noted example is a scion of the Roscarbery branch Michael O’Leary of Ryanair.

1677. Lease from Helen, Elizabeth, Countesses Clancarthy, Donogh McCarthy Earl of Clancarthy to Keadagh O’Leary Probably Ancestor to Art Ó Laoighre, The Outlaw, Claim before the Trustees of Irish Forfeitures, Probate by Cork Consistory Court.

 

24th July 1755, Doctor Edward Barry, College Green, Dublin, Offers fine Oakwood in Lands at Tuigeah, Inchileelagh, Co Cork for Sale Where Old Keadagh Leary Lived Probably Grandfather of Outlaw Art Ó Laoighre.

 

 

1765. Letting of Lands at ‘The Lough’, Cork by Cornelius Leary Father of Art Ó Laoighre, Hungarian Hussar in Employ of Empress of Austria, Outlaw, Raleigh, Macroom, Judicially Murdered, and Callanans Apothecaries.

 

Inscription Kilcrea Graveyard to Art O’Leary, (Outlaw), Died 1771 aged 26 Years Having served The Empress Maria Theresa as Captain of The Hungarian Hussars and Treacherously Shot by Order of the British Government His Sole Crime ‘That He Resisted to Part with a Favourite Horse or The Sum of …’, his son Cornelius O’Leary (1768-1846), Captain of The Guard, French Service, Barrister-at-Law, C.F. Purcell O’Leary, Barrister-at-Law (1815-1846), son of Cornelius.

 

Art O’Leary, French Educated, Captain of The Hungarian Hussars, refused offer for his winning horse of £5 under Penal Laws by Abraham Morris, proclaimed an outlay, killing at age of 26, his wife an aunt of Daniel O’Connell ‘Caoineadh Art Uí Laoighre.

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1715, Common Place Book of Francis Hodder, Catalogue of Fruit Trees Planted, How to tell the Age of a Horse, Genealogical Information of Hodder/Roberts families in Bandon/Kinsale area.  From Conner papers, Manch, Dunmanway.  Transcribed 1944 by Dr. Edward McLysaght.

 

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From 1594, Presentments, Corporation Records, Deeds of Kinsale Naming Inhabitants and Addresses.

 

 

Transcribed 1944 by Dr. Edward McLysaght from bundles of old documents in a chest in the Town Clerk’s Office, Kinsale.

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1788 Kinsale Heart Tax Returns with Exemptions. Loss of Window Tax Returns and Irish Tax Revenue 1818-8. Applications to Reopen Closed Hearths on Advice of Physicians for Those with Fever.

 

1749. Opening of Kinsale Charter School by The Incorporated Society in Dublin For Promoting English Protestant Schools. 20 Boys Admitted making Nets. Corporation and Local Subscriptions of £78 a Year.

 

Some Classical Schools Co. Cork, Ireland, Bandon 1610, Kinsale 1767, Clonakilty 1808.

 

October 1766, Seizure by Mob of Disorderly Fishermen at Kinsale, Co. Cork of Sloop Laden with Potatoes Bound for Gibraltar

 

 

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The background seems at the start of the Penal Laws to be that those affected by Tory activity, house burning etc would bring an action before the Magistrates and then an execution penal fine would be levied. Looking at those against whom the levies were made Meades, Moroghs, Galweys, O’Sullivans of Bantry significant merchants or parish priests. Incidentally some family members of those had converted to the Church of Ireland by mid 18th century.  Period 1712-1772.

Many of the same Magistrates appear a lot of whom are listed as Bridge Overseers for Co. Cork under the Grand Jury for the period.

McLysaght Analecta Hibernia, No. 14, 1944, Transcriptions, Conor Papers, Manch, Kinsale Corporation from 1594.

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1712-1772, Co. Cork, Executions (Debt Collection) Obtained. Parties Named, some addresses some Bantry, Berehaven, Glengariff, Castlehaven.

 

Many of the Magistrates involved are also listed as Bridge Overseers in the Cork Grand Jury Records 1709.

 

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pJok8mzM29v09-JYfaucXT17VBQhGekUZc9peMRvwps/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=100968344231272482288

 

Transcribed 1944 by Dr. Edward McLysaght from bundles of old documents in a chest in the Town Clerk’s Office, Kinsale.

 

Most of those listed against whom judgements were obtained were of substance.  In Bantry, the Galweys, Meades, Muroghs feature all prominent in pilchard fishery. Richard  Goodwin in wha is probably Comhoola 1712 got a judgement may have been involved in wood extraction and smelting. The family are later prominent in Bantry

 

1712, William Archer, execution of £18 against Dermod McHugh and John Casey, both Bantry.

1712, Magistrates Hugh Hutchinson (later Clonee, Durrus) and Michael Parker execution in favour of Richard Godwin, Comhoola, for £18 against Dermod Lyne, Ardgroom, Florence Sullivan, Glengariff.

1713, execution in favour of Francis  Boyce for £18 against John Mort Sullivan, Charles Mccarthy, Berehaven.

1714, Execution in favour of Thomas Holmes, for £43 against Andrew Morogh, merchant, Denis Hurley, farmer, both Bantry.

 

1719. Execution of £24 in favour of John Harrison against Henry Galwey, Nicholas Meade both Bantry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1841, West Cork  density,  comparable to China, Haita, India and Rwanda.

1841, population density.  This map is taken from The Atlas of the Irish Famine, John Crowley, William J. Smyth and Mike Murphy, Cork University Press 2012.  The population density of the populated areas is calculated by excluding mountain, lake and bog.  The result is a density comparable to China, India and Haiti.

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For other areas scroll around page 220:

http://www.dippam.ac.uk/eppi/documents/21220/page/591138

Follow heading notice how few larger holdings:

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Map of Old Dioceses of Ross.

Courtesy History of Castleventry Parish, 2011.

1833, Report by Commissioners Lyle Acheson and Philip Fogarty into Borough of Baltimore, West Cork, Royal Charters 1613, 1689, Compensation of £15,000 paid to Lord Carbery 1800 on Act of Union for loss of Borough.  Shipping Register.

The same Commissioners were doing an enquiry into a suggested bridge  over the River Bandon

 

 

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