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160 1 Sept 1827
Two copies Deed of Assignment of leasehold interest in the lands of Moher.
Philip Ryan of Inch and John Ryan of Castlefogarty 1 st part; George Ryan of
Ruskeen, The Rev. William Armstrong of Mealiffe, Valentine Maher of
Turtulla 2 nd part; William and Patrick Phelan of Shehevry, administrators of
the estate of William Glison 3 rd part and Mary Anne Ryan of Inch, Trustee of
George Ryan of Inch deceased, 4 th part. By a lease dated 1781 George Ryan
let the lands of Moher to William Glison. Glison died in 1801 and bequeathed
the lease to be held in trust for his three grandsons William, Francis and
Michael Glison, to be taken over by William once he came of age. In 1814
this William Glison assigned the lands to Daniel Ryan in trust for Philip Ryan
- provided Glison died without issue, which he did in 1816. In 1820 Daniel
and Philip Ryan in consideration of £500 paid to them assigned their interest
to John Ryan who in 1821 assigned those rights as part of his marriage
settlement to George Ryan, The Rev. William Armstrong Ryan and Valentine
Maher. Francis and Michael Glison claimed entitlement to interest on the
lease and in 1816 assigned this claim to William and Patrick Phelan, who in
1826 filed a Bill of Complaint which John Ryan disputed. This indenture then
witnesses that Ryan in consideration of £250 renounces his claim on the land
and the leasehold interest is assigned to the Phelans.
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161 10 – 12 Feb 1835
See Also
/153 Documents relating to the letting of the Pollough and part of the Bog of Inch
to James Breen. (1) Memorandum 10 Feb 1835, noting James Breen agrees to
surrender his lease for the Bog of Inch in return for £500 and a new lease for
the house of Inch and 3½ acres of the Pollough, at an annual rent of £21. Note
on reverse by GR [George Ryan] “Jas Breen asked me to charge him but £20
p an during his life & I gave him to understand that I would do so but I made
no promises”. (2) Lease, 12 Feb. 1835 of the House and part of the Lands of
Inch (7½ acres) and part of the Pollough of Inch (3½ acres), George Ryan of
Inch to James Breen of Inch for 1 life (Peter Grehan of Rutland Sq. Dublin) at
an annual rent of £21, payable in two moieties on the 1 May and 1 Nov.
Reverse features a note of Surrender by James Breen, son of the original
lessee, 17 Sept. 1841.
(3) Copy of 2 above.
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