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Abstract of grants in the Prerogative Court of Probate concerning the will of William Erskine and the administration of the will of Montray Erskine.

Abstract of search for judgments and recognizances covering the years 1839-1850 relating to Samuel Moore. The document lists the judgments and recognizances which appear unsatisfied and not vacated.

Assignment between Samuel Moore Senior of Cullies House, county Cavan of the first part and Samuel Moore Junior of the same address of the sum of £226.7.5 and future interest due on the principal sum of £1,900.14.0.

Assignment of on annuity of £250 from James Blacker of county Dublin to Elizabeth Blacker, spinster, of Drogheda.

Assignment of judgment between Lyndon Bolton and Henry Carpenter, Merchants, of Merchants’ Quay in the city of Dublin of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Dublin of the third part. The judgment related to a mortgage in 1813 of the townlands of Cullies and Drumboe by Moore to Anne Wade, widow, of Broomhill, county Cavan in exchange of £2,000 Irish currency. Moore defaulted in the payment of the mortgage and Wade filed a complaint to foreclose it. An inventory was made of all charges and encumbrances affecting the townlands in question and these included a judgment for the sum of £539.16.11½ to Bolton and Carpenter, of which £498.6.5 remained unpaid. At Moore’s request, Frazer paid £250 to Bolton and Carpenter, who assigned their judgment to Frazer.

Assignment of judgment between Thomas Hartley of Ballyjamesduff, county Cavan, of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Dublin of the third part. The judgment related to a mortgage in 1813 of the townlands of Cullies and Drumboe by Moore to Anne Wade, widow, of Broomhill, county Cavan in exchange of £2,000 Irish currency. Moore defaulted in the payment of the mortgage and Wade filed a complaint to foreclose it. An inventory was made of all charges and encumbrances affecting the townlands in question and these included a judgment obtained in 1815 by Hartley for £300 Irish currency against Moore. At Moore’s request, Frazer paid £150 to Hartley, who then assigned the judgment to Frazer.

Assignment of judgment between William Erskine of Cavan town, county Cavan, of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Dublin of the third part. The assignment relates to a judgment of £600 obtained by Erskine against Moore in 1815, which Erskine assigns to Frazer in exchange of £138.9.3.

Assignment of judgment between Richard Magahan, gentleman, of Cootehill, county Cavan, assignee of Walter Brady, an insolvent debtor formerly of Cootehill of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Dublin of the third part. The assignment concerns a judgment for £4,000 Irish currency obtained by Brady against Moore in 1815. When Brady became insolvent two years later, Magahan was appointed his assignee and the judgment against Moore became legally vested in him. At Moore’s request, Frazer paid £1,025 of the outstanding sum to Magahan, who then assigned the judgment to Frazer.

Assignment of judgment between Arthur Charles Magennis, executor of the late Reverend William Magennis, dean of Kilmore deceased of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Cavan of the third part. In 1813, William Magennis obtained a judgment for £10,000 Irish currency against Moore. Magennis died in 1820 and in his will appointed Arthur Charles Magennis his residuary legatee and sole executor. At Moore’s request, Frazer paid the outstanding sum of £4,287.6.0 to Magennis, who then assigned the judgment to Frazer. Also see P15/1/2/4/14.

Assignment of judgment between William Erskine of Cavan town, county Cavan, of the first part; Samuel Moore of Cullies, county Cavan of the second part; and Arthur Frazer of Edward Terrace, county Dublin of the third part. The assignment relates to a judgment of £2,000 obtained by Erskine against Moore in 1814, which Erskine assigns to Frazer in exchange of £461.2.9.