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366 3 June 1727 Letter to Mrs. Frances Creagh, Dangin, Sixmilebridge, from Mr. Egan congratulating her on her marriage “am fully persuaded you made a good choice in the change of your condition”. 367 12 Jan 1729 Account presented by Charles Creagh, Howard Egan and Hugh Kenedy, executors of the late John Ryan detailing payments from his estate totaling £1598:0:2. 368 24 Feb. 1730 Income and Expenditure account presented by Howard Egan as guardian of Daniel Ryan. 1.2 Memorabilia 369 1716 –1727 Notebook kept by [ ] recording living expenses, loans, legal costs, rents received and also various notes relating to the French Royal family, a recipe for Ink and folk cures for ailments including gout and open wounds. 2. Daniel Ryan (d. 1773) 370 12 July 1766 1p 2pp 4pp 98pp Letter to Daniel Ryan, Inch from [ A. Burke ]. As General Wall has given the writer Power of Attorney to receive certain legacies due to members of the Ryan family, he requests £600 to be forwarded to him. Closes with good wishes adding he hopes Ryan will visit over the summer. 89 2pp
3. John Ryan (d. 1778) 371 13 March 1775 –7 Sept 1776 Travel Journal kept by ‘J.R.’ [John Ryan], recording a tour of France and the Low Countries. He declares his journal at the outset to be “A book intended to Enter any little observations I shall make whilst I shall be from home” and later states “I am travelling with a view of improvement mix’d with some enjoyment “ (p.26). He faithfully records the routes he takes, the distances and modes of transport, and describes in detail the agriculture and manufacturing industry of each region and town he passes through. He meticulously describes the economic and political status of each town and city, prominent buildings as well as sources and types of commerce. His travels began at Holyhead from where he traveled to London on the 29 th March 1775 and from there to Harwick, where he embarked for Helvoet, and traveled on by waggon to Delft. He did some touring in Holland before leaving by Diligence for Antwerp on the 1 st May and then on to Brussels. On the14th May he arrived at Paris, and in describing the sights and entertainments he observed there states it took him over a week to find his feet in that city. He enjoyed especially “all the Spectacles; the Public gardens, (which are in the morning, and, in the evening after the Spectacle is over) the rendevous of all the Beaumonde”. He describes with evident enthusiasm the Opera and Playhouses of Paris, and consistently uses them as a point of reference when comparing those offered in other cities. On the 17 th July he departed for Orleans in a cabriolet he purchased in Paris and on the 7th August he set out for Avignon, travelling on via Marseilles, Toulan, Aix, and Nimes, where he parted with his travelling companion since Marseilles, a General Melville, “I experience great satisfaction in his acquaintance, and he shew’d on all occasions, a desire to inform me, in every matter in which his superior knowledge claimed the tribute of submission on my side … now I am alone again, unknown to any one, but my Servant”. (p.41) Throughout the journal he makes reference to the system of introductions by which travellers made acquaintances and received assistance in their journeyings e.g. “I was recommended at Montpellier to a Mr Francis Perie by Mr Coppinger of Bourdeaux, and I received much civility from this Gentleman” (p.43). The travails of his journey are also recorded, e.g. “All the post-horses of this side of the Country being ordered to Lyons, to join in the Suite of Madame Clothilde, the King’s sister, who is going to Savoy, to be married to the Prince de Piemont … This event will lay me under the necessity of hiring horses, in all the capital towns, from one to another and subject me to and expense, and inconvenience which cannot fail to become disagreeable to me.”(p.42). From Montpellier he travelled to Toulouse and on the 6t h of September he left for Bordeaux “ in the Diligence d’eau, for Bordeaux where (after spending four disagreeable days on the water) I thank God I arrived safe”. In February he travelled through the 90
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CONTENT AND STRUCTURE i Introductio
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13 MARY (MOLLY) RYAN (1875 -1960) 1
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A DEEDS OF TITLE 1 23 March 1656 Ag
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the land or Rules of this honourabl
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B WILLS, SETTLEMENTS AND ASSOCIATED
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29 16 Nov 1830 Confidential letter
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38 12 Aug - 11 Sept 1694 Wills of A
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49 [1765] Abstract of the memorial
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2.3 Settlements of Associated Famil
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correspondence with a Mr. E. Byrne
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a term of 21 years at an annual ren
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86 8 June 1751 Lease of Knocknibans
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years at an annual rent of £50. Re
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105 [1 Sept 1781] Document containi
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114 4 April 1785 Assignment of Inte
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124 8 July 1797 Two copies of the L
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552 22 June 1835 Letter to George R
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Vice Treasurer for Ireland. Closes
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house there or in Cheltenham. Sends
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He hopes that RS will find him a po
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answers same. Copy reply from Georg
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notes on income and expenditure. On
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10. George Edward Ryan 1844-1927 10
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members along with servants and emp
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11 John F. Ryan d. 1884 617 May 187
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622 23 Nov 1921 Letter to Molly Rya
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14 Richard Ryan (1888 - 1927) 14.1
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641 1930 643 1931 643 1932 lambs at
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648 1937 stormy weather 10 Jan “A
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654 1947 in application for petrol
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660 1956 661 1957 “Fearsome deman
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topics including woodcock hunting a
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673 1830 fellow passengers called o
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undertaken by Edward Morrisson, May
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688 19 March 1792 Share certificate
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Lincoln’s Inn, Co. Middlesex , fo
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705 1881 Unsigned mortgage on part
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5. Harrold and Nash families See Al
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719 1820 -1829 Bill with covering l
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728 31 Dec 1834 Copy lease of part
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737 1854 Ashworth of London to Jame
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7. Mathew Family See Also /343,/347
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Dublin, and her brother in law Timo
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20 years at an annual rent of £860
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875 19 Feb 1869 Petition of Thomas
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