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- 9 March 1860 (date of original; date of certified copy 1 June 1937) (Création/Production)
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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 of a marriage settlement between Edmund Morony the elder of Ballyclough, county Limerick, now residing at Queenstown, county Cork, of the first part; Edmund Morony the younger of the same place of the second part; Helena Mary O’Dell of Odellville but at present residing at Clonshire, county Limerick of the third part; and Robert Lloyd Roe of Killaloe, county Clare Esquire and Godfrey George Massy of Ballinakill, county Limerick of the fourth part. The settlement grants the house, offices and demesne of Ballyclough in the south liberties of the city of Limerick, the fee farm rents issuing out of various lands of Corbally in the parish of Saint Patrick’s in the borough of Limerick, the mortgage debt of £1,000 charged upon the lands of Cahirconreafy otherwise Caherconreafy in the barony of Clanwilliam, county Limerick and the town and lands of Odellville and associated plots of ground in trust to Roe and Massey to permit Edmund Morony the younger, his wife Helena Mary O’Dell and their issue to receive the rents and profits thereof.
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- anglais