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778 18 March 1703
Deed of Sale Nicolas Purcell, Loughmoe, Co. Tipperary and Sir Stephen Rice,
Dublin, 1 st part; John Ryan of Inch 2 nd part. Whereby Rice and Purcell in
consideration of £1,620 received from Ryan, assign to him the manor of
Coolkill and Killeenleigh currently in mortgage to Rice from Purcell.
779 14 May 1710
Deed whereby Nicholas Purcill of Loughmore, Co. Tipperary, grants bargains
and sales the lands of Brownstown and Curraghmore (350a) to Paul
Higgenbotham for 1 year in order that Higgenbotham may be in possession
and so be entitled to accept a grant of the lands.
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780 15 May 1710
Copy Assignment by which Nicolas Purcell, Loughmoe in return for £800
assigns title of the lands of BrownsTown or Curaghmore (350a), Barony of
Eliogarty to Paul Higginbotham.
781 28 April 1713
Declaration by James Hackett, Lisvea, that he willing to accept payment of
£250 in lieu of a debt of £336.18.9 owed to him by Nicolas Purcell,
Loughmoe. A schedule of payments in installments of £30 is set out.
782 [28 Jan 1764]
Statement of the judgment in the case Augustine and Susanna Ivers (née Rice)
heirs of James Rice vs. Hellen Cooke, Charles White and Donal O’Callaghan,
heirs of Nicholas Purcell. James Rice in 1723 did mortgage land he had claim
to (part of the estate of Nicolas Purcell) for £3700 with £6.10 by the hundred
interest to James Tisdall. The judgment ordered that to repay the £13620.3.0.
now due, the lands of Beakstown, Cloghreaily, Bealeeadnagney, Coolkill,
Clonamuchogbeg, Clondoly, Rathkelly, Seskin & Glanfunchin, Ashanbohy,
Glanbeg, Mohir, Roskeen, Bealanuskane, Killeenlogh, Drombally,
Gormuckane, Gortkelly, Knockane and Knocknabanchy should be sold.
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