Item 4 - Copy mortgage of multiple townlands

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IE 2135 P27/1/2/1/4

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Copy mortgage of multiple townlands

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  • 5 August 1837 (Creation)

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35 pp.

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(The Allot family succeeded to Odelville in 1963)

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In 1945 Michael Allott of Dublin married Helen Lucia Lloyd of Odellville, county Limerick. On the death of her father, Edward Locke Lloyd, in 1963, the Odellville property passed to the Allotts, who operated a dairy farm on the estate and were founders of the Munster Herd of British Friesians in 1945. They were also active members of the National Farmers’ Association (later the Irish Farmers Association), their local co-operative creamery committee at Glenwilliam and later the Golden Vale Cooperative Creamery Ltd.

The Allott family seat, Odellville, was built in the 1770s by John Fitzcharles Odell and passed to the Morony family through the marriage of Helen Mary Odell to Edmund Morony in 1860. Their elder daughter, Eliza Helena, married in 1884 her cousin, Henry Vereker Lloyd Morony, on whose death the property passed to his only child, Helen Mary Matilda Morony. The property passed to the Lloyd family through her marriage to Edward Locke Lloyd of Heathfield, county Limerick, in 1917.

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Copy mortgage. Parties: Sir Aubrey de Vere Hunt, Curragh, county Limerick, Baronet, of the first part; Vere Edmond de Vere, Curragh, county Limerick (eldest son of Sir Aubrey de Vere Hunt), of the second part; Stephen Edward de Vere, Aubrey de Vere, William de Vere and Horatio Fra[nci]s de Vere, Curragh, county Limerick (children of Sir Aubrey de Vere Hunt), of the third part; Geo[rge] Dartnell, city of Limerick, solicitor, of the fourth part; Godfrey Massy Jr., Ballinakill [Ballynakill], county Limerick, and William Morony, Westmoreland Street, Dublin (trustees), of the fifth part; Charles John Whyte, The Villa, Glin, county Limerick, late Captain in His Majesty’s 95th Regiment of Foot, of the sixth part; Emily Rose, city of Limerick, spinster, of the seventh part; and Elizabeth Rose and Frances Rose, Westville, Bristol, county Gloucestershire, England, spinsters, of the eighth part. Property: (1) The townlands of Drumminacrine [Drominacreen], Bohard, Clounanagh (otherwise Clouneena), Rossmore, Clounpasteen [Cloonpasteen] and Ballybeg [Ballybeggane] situate in the barony of Upper Connelloe, county Limerick; (2) The townlands of Glangoole [Glengoole] containing 635 acres plantation measure and part of Poinstown [Poyntstown] containing 218 acres plantation measure situate in the barony of Slievardagh, county Tipperary; (3) The townland of Garryclough [Garryclogh] containing by estimation 252 acres Irish plantation measure situate in the barony of Slievardagh, county Tipperary. Term: (1) The lands in county Limerick to Dartnell forever; (2) The lands of Glangoole [Glengoole] and Poinstown [Poyntstown] in county Tipperary to Dartnell forever; (3) The townland of Garryclough [Garryclogh] in county Tipperary to Dartnell for the natural lives of the persons named in the original lease. Conditions: £3000 paid to Sir Aubrey by Dartnell, £1000 by Emily Rose, £1400 by Massy and Morony, £2500 by Whyte and £500 by Elizabeth and Frances Rose as part of the sum of £10000 to be raised upon trust for Sir Aubrey’s younger children, with an undertaking by Sir Aubrey and Vere Edmond de Vere to repay the mortgage with interest at the rate of £6% payable by two equal instalments on 5 February and 5 August. Also see P27/1/2/1/5-8.

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  • Béarla

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    P27/11

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