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extent of 3 lives or 31 years as the power of the lessor only extends to make
leases for the one term or the other. The leases however stand, and the tenants
cannot be evicted.
129 7 March 1809
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Two copies of the lease of the lands of Roskeen (220 acres). Daniel Ryan to
John Dwyer and Anthony Dwyer of Roskeen for a term of 1 life or 14 years at
an annual rent of £52. Rent payable in two moieties on the 1 May and 1 Nov.
130 11 May 1809
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Deed of Partition. Whereby John Ryan of Inch by deed dated 7 March 1809
did demise to John Dwyer and Anthony Dwyer of Roskeen those lands of
Roskeen (27acres) as previously let to Margaret Dwyer at £52 per annum,
now John Dwyer takes possession of 120 acres and is liable for £35:2:0 rent.
Anthony Dwyer holds the remaining 100 acres at an annual rent of £16:18:0.
131 27 Sept 1809
Proposal from John Carroll, Hugh Ryan, Patrick Ryan and [James Carroll] to
pay John Ryan a rent of £3:8:3 for a one year lease on that part of the
Demense of Inch known as Meanus. John Ryan signed his acceptance.
132 2 Oct 1809
Proposal by Michael Cahill that he rent from Daniel Ryan lands at Alshabohy
(94 acres) on a 31 year lease to begin May 1821, at an annual rent of £100.
Rent payable in two moieties on the 1 May and 1 Nov., together with an initial
payment of £100.
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133 6 Oct 1809
Lease of lands of Autshanbough (96 acres). Daniel Ryan of Inch to Martin
Cahill of Autshanbough for a term of 31 years or 1 life at an annual rent of
£100. Rent payable in two moieties on the 1 May and 1 Nov.
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