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148 CLONMEL. [C LOYN J
On 15th Sept. 1736, Cox was licensed to the curacy of Inniscarra.
From 1736 to 1742 he was P. Subulter ; from 1742 to
1761, R. V. Agabulloge ; and from 1761 to his death on 26th
March, 1762, V. Clonmel, &c.
Ile married, in 1743, Ellinor Franklyn, of the parish of
Christchurch, Cork, whose will was dated 22nd June, 1762,
and proved 16th March, 1763. The will of the Rev. Marmaduke
Cox was proved 12th January, 1762. In neither of these
wills is there any mention of children.
U.O.]
[Cork Mar. Bonds and
1762. July 29. RICHARD BULLEN, A.M. (Vice Cox, deceased), V. Clonmel,
and R. V. Templerobin. [F.F.] In 1776 lie became P.
Donoglmlore, q. v.
1762. "Bullen, non-resident ; yearly income, £'400, out of
which he pays two Curates, £40 each." [Hayman.]
1766. June 10. Mr. Richard Bullen is to have a lease, at
£70 during his incumbency, of the tithes and glebe of Clonmel
from the Chapter. [Cloyne Chapter Book.]
1774. Clonmel vie. in the Great Island, in the bar. of Barrymore,
to which is united for ever the rect. and vie. of Templerobin,
under the name of the parish of Cionmel ; value, £290
per ann. Church of Clonmel in repair, that of Templerobin in
ruins. Pat. the Bp. Glebe at Clonniel, IOA. IR. 16P. En.,
with a house and improvements. Glebe at Templerobin,
8A. 2R. 2P. En. Proxy, 12s. 6d. The rect. of Clonmel belongs
to the CEconomy. Proxy, 6s. The vie. of Clonmel is taxed in
the King's books, £1 ster., and the vie. of Templerobin, £1
ster. Iucumb. Robert Bullen, A.M. ; Curate, Richard Moore,
A.B. [Hingston.]
1774. Kilgarvan, an imp. rec. in the Great Island, in the
bar, of Barrymore. Church in ruins. George Lukey, esq.,
Impropriator. [Hingston.]
1774. Spike Island a particle imp' in the bar. of Imokilly.
Church in ruins.
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Impropriator, George Lukey, esq. [Hings-
1777. January 13. FRANCIS ATTERBURY (vice Bullen, resigned), V.
Clonmel, and R. V. Templerobin.
centor of Cloyne, q. v.
[F.F.] Ile was also Pre-
In 1785 the Protestant population of the union of Clonmel
was 188. [Dr. Atterbuiy.]
In 1805 the site of the parish church of Clonniell is ordered
to be changed to Cove. [Lib. Mnn.]
1805. Protestant population, 132 families, or 597 persons, of
whom
Brod.]
161 were children under fifteen years of age. [Abp.
1813. Clomnel Church was consecrated. [D.R.]
1816. Auvust 25, Sunday. 244 persons were confirmed in
Cove Church by the Bishop of Cloyne. [Par. Reg.]
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1822. March 15. CHARLES WARBURTON (vice Atterbury, deceased),
V. Clonniel, and R. V. Templerobin, [D.R.]
1822. Sept. 20. 109 persons were confirmed in Cove Church;
and on 7th July, 1828, 144 persons were confirmed. [Par.
Reg.]
1830. Protestant population of Clonmel, 226 ; of Templerobin,
1,044. Total Protestant population, 1,270.
1837. Clonmell union : 3 miles long by 6 broad, with cure,
consisting of :-I. Clonmell vicarage, 32 miles long by 3 broad.
2. Templerobin rectory, 32 miles long by 3 broad. The union
contains 11,129A. 3R. 18P. Gross population, 11,089. Two
Curates employed, at a stipend to each of £75 per annum, and
surplice fees, averaging at about £12 per annum, equally
divided between them. Composition for the vicarial tithes of
Clonmell parish, £92 6s. 1*d.; 40A. of glebe in said parish,
valued at 30s. per acre, £60. Tithe composition of Templerobin
parish, £323 Is. 6d. ; 7A. 2R. of glebe in said pariech,
valued at 30s. per acre, £ll 5s. ; surplice fees, £10 ; subject to
visitation fees, 16s. 6c1.; diocesan schoolmaster, £1 5s. No
glebe-house. Incumbent is non-resident ; lie resides on his
other benefice, in the diocese of Limerick. One church, situate
in the town of Cove, and parish of Templerobin, capable of
accommodating '50 persons, built in 1812, at the cost of
£2,769 4s. 71d. Brit., whereof £1,846 3s. ld. was granted
as a loan by the late Board of First Fruits ; and the residue of
£923 Is. 6ad. was raised by private subscriptions ; of the loan
aforesaid there remained £451 18s. 8d. chargeable on the union
in 1832, repayable by annual instalments of £25 4s. Divine
service is celebrated thrice on the first Sunday in each month,
and twice on all other Sundays, and once on the great festivals.
The sacrament is administered twice every month, and on the
great festivals. The present church is reported to be by no
means large enough for the congregation, and that enlargement
of it is much required. The rectorial tithes of Clonmell parish,
compounded for £184 12s. 3,3d. are appropriate, and belong to
the Dean and Chapter of Cloyne. [Parl. Rep.]
C. Warburton (son of Charles Warburton, Bishop of Cloyne)
was, in 1806, appointed Archdeacon of Tuam ; and in 1813
Chancellor of Limerick. He held both those livings with Clonmel
until his death on 14th Dec. 155, in the 75th year of his
age. He was also, in 1807, R. Mourneabbev, for some months.
He left issue, by his wife, Alicia Bunbury-Isaac, inter digs,
two sons, Charles and Augustus-Frederick, and a daughter,
Maria, wife of Major John Blackburne.
1856. January 17. GEORGE COTTFR HINOSTON (nice Warburton, deceased),
V. Clonniel, and R. V. Templerobin. [D.R.]
1856. A faculty was granted for repairing the church.
[D. R.]