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106 CASTLETOWN. rCLOYNE. 20th April, 1779, and was ordained Deacon at Cork on 7th Sept. 1800. He was licensed to the curacy of Voughat on 2nd Sept. 150 5, and on 25th June, 1807, to that of Castletown. From April, 1835, to his death in December, 1835, he was R. V. Castletowa. He married Marianne, eldest dau. of Henry Jesse Lloyd, esq., of Lloydsboro, county Tipperary, and by her had issue three sons, Edward (now of Glenanore, Castletowuroche); Henry, died young : and William-Jesse (now of Temple Hill, Blackrock, near Cork); besides five daughters, Ellen-Mary- Anne (wife of Rev. J. R. Cotter, R. Inniuhannon, Cork; Chlotilda-Lucy; Henrietta, wife of George Sackville Cotter, esq., M.D. ; Luc v; and Eliza-Anne-Louisa, who was married, in 1849, to Thomas St. John Grant, esq., of Kihnurrv, county Cork, D.L., of county Waterford. The Rev. Thomas Hoare was author of an account of the parish of Castletownroche, which he drew up for the " Parochial Survey of Ireland," published by Sir. Mason, and for which he received that gentleman's thanks in March, 1825. He was also dist nguished by h s active and zealous clarity. In 1817 lie received the thanks of his parishioners at Castletownroche for his ability in devising a system for the relief of the then distress, and for his constant attendance on the Committees for distributing aid. [Cork Inteiligeucer of 26th August, 1817.] His tnnexpected death was alluded to by the Doneraile Bible Society in their Second report in terms of regret, for the " removal of a truly amiable and much lamented member" of their Committee. He was buried, by his own desire, in the church-yard of Castletownroche. \Villian Jesse Hoare (youngest son of Rev. Thomas Hoare), was a Captain in the 7th Royal Fusiliers, and is now a a.P. for the county Cork, and is resident at Carrigrohane Castle, near Cork. He married, firstly, Anna, dau. of Frederick Lidwell, esq., of Dromard, county Tipperary; and secondly, lie married Marv-E., dhtu, of John-Henrv Gawhle, esq. 1836. January 4. JOHN IIAGINN, It. V. Ca--stletoVn, [D,R.] 1837. Castletown : a rectory and vicarage, with cure, 3 miles long by 3 broad, containing 6,333 Gro=s population, 3,648. No Curate employed. 'l'ithe composition, £518 l4s 1. subject to visitation fees and diocesan schoolmaster. £E1 10s. No glebe house. Incumbent is re,aideut, and pays the sum of £42 a year in way of house rent. One church, capable of accommodating 200 persons. built in 1825. by means of a loan of £1,153 16.s. lid. British, granted by the late Board of First Fruits; of which loan there reinainel £876 18s. 10d , chargeable on the benefice in 1832. repayable by annual instalments of X46 3s. 14 . Divine service is celebrated twice on Sundays CLOYNE.] CASTLETOWN.-CASTRACIIORE. 107 in summer and once in winter, and on the principal festivals. The sacrament is administered eight tines in the year. The benefice is a rectory. [Purl. Rep.] John Maginn (brother of the celebrated William Magm a, LL.D., for whose biography, ride THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for January, 1844, Vol. XXIII., N o. CXXXIII, page 72, and also THE IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, Vol. IL, page, 59.3, Dublin, Kelly, 18 52), was son of John Maginn (who kept a famous school in Marlborough-street, Cork), by Anne, dan. of William Eccles, esq., of the county Tyrone, This last-named John llaginn, died suddenly of rupturing a blood-vessel, on ;'2nd January, 1819. The Rev. John Magian was a Scholar of T.C.D. in 1822, and was ordained Deacon on 10th June, 1827, and Priest on 1st .Tune, 1828, by Bishop Brinkley, at Clovne. From 183.3 to 1836 he was R. V. Bridgetown. He died suddenly on 25th October, 1840. 1840. Nov. W. CHARLES ARTHUR SIAGINN, A.B., R. V. Castietown. [D.R.] 1860. The church, kc., in order. No glebe-house. No glebe. Incumbent resides in Clenore parish. Divine service twice on all Sundays and once on the usual holidays, also on Wednesdays in Advent, and on Fridays in Lent, Sc. Sacrament monthly; average of communicants, 16 ; also on the chief festivals, average 34. 13 children attend a Church Education school. The Protestant population is 86. The rentcharge is £389 is. 6,!. C. A. llaginn (brother of his predecessor), entered T.C.D. on 4t11 June, 1832, being then seventeen years old, and graduated A.B. in 1838, and A.M. in 1841. at Cork on 20th Slay, 1839. He was ordained Deacon He was licensed on 19th May, 1840, to the curacy of St. Anne, Shandon, Cork. He married on 15th August, 1850, Mary-O'Callaghan, dau. of Pierce has issue. Power, esq., of Roskeen, county Cork, by whom he CASTRACHORE. 1291. "Ecea de Casto Cheri IIImr. unde decia MIS." [Tax. P. Nic.] 1591. " Ecclesia de Castro chori spectat ad Prior Omnium Sanctorum et Abb. de Chore." [R.V. R.I.A.] 1615. "Castrochoria Rect. improp. Vicaria vacat et usurpatur p' heredeni Johis fitzerald,tutlitis. Curatus nullus. Ecclesia et cancella in ruina." [R.V. R.I.A.]
108 CASTRACHORE. [CLOYNE. 1616. Feb. 11. SCIPIO STOKELY, V. Castrachore, Inchinal ackv, Mogeely, Cloumult, and Ballyspillane. lie became V. Carrigtowil. [Lib. Mun.] In 1818 1623. July 31. THOMAS DAVIES, V. Castrachore and Moyallie, unitas per ltras pat. donini nuper Regis Jacobi 7th July, an° regni sui 21°. [R.V. 1634.] Inducted 30th August, 1623. He was also P. lnskenny, q. v. Thomas Davies, of Carrigrohan, Clerk, was seized in fee of the vicarages of Ballinachore and Moyallege, being vicarages presentative. He was disturbed by Sir John Fitzgerald, of Cloyne, and Tlionias Skiddy, and others, from 1623 to 1626. The pleadings state that Queen Elizabeth was seized of the Ab. de Chore, of which the said vicarage were parcels, and granted same to Sir John fitz Edmund Gerald, the plaintiff's grandfather, and his heirs, for ever, who found the Curates' stipends. The plaintiff is son and heir of Sir Edward, son and heir of said John, and entered therein, and his mother, Ornery, during his minority, found curates. [Plead. Canc. vol. i. p. 60, quoted in Fer_uson's MSS., vol. ii. 258.] 1634. E. de Castrochory Rex est Rector Johes Fitzgerald, miles, Impropriator. Valet 40 li. per an. Vic. ibnc usurpatur per rectorem. Val. £13 13s. 4d., beside the tithe of fvure pionghiands unjustly detained. [R.V. 1634.] 1637. Oct. 27. Tuomcs LEDSHAM, V. Mogeely and Castrachore. [F.F.] On letters patent of July 15, 1637. [Lib. Mun.] T. Ledsham (son of Thomas Ledsham, or Ledisham, a student of Oxford, who was ordained Deacon and Priest by William, Bishop of Cork, Cloy ue, and Ross, on 5th Sept. 1591, and who was front 1609 to 1632, P. Kilgobinet, Lismore), graduated in T.C.D. in 1629 as an., and was afterwards D.D. Ile wa.. ordained Deacon and Priest on 14th July, 1629. From 1632 to 1670 he was P. Kilgobir r, Lismore. He was also, from 1633 to 1666, Chancellor of Waterford; and from 1666 to 1670 Dean of \V'aterford and R. Drumcannon. He was also, from 1639 to 1671), 1'. Doon, Emly. From 1661 to 1666 lie was also Dean of Ossorv ; and from 1662 to 1670 he was P. Stagonil, Dublin. Ile was married, and had issue a son, Thomas, born at Geh in, cotrnip ILnzpt„n, in 1650, who entered T.C.D. on 2nd July, 1661. 1668, aged 18. Mr. '\VANDRICKE appears as V. Castrachore, Ballyspillane, Mogeesha, and Inchinabacky. [V.B. D.R.] 1662. JOHN MASCALL appears as Vicar de Castrachore. [V.B. D.R.] In 1663 Mascall became P. Subulter, q. v. 1663. Sept. 20. DANIEL CONSIDINE, V. Castrachore als Ballynichore. [D.R.] 1671. Decauus allegat Danielen Considine tenet locum generalis ludimagistri dioc. Clouen., necnou unum locum Vicarii CLOYNE ] CASTRACHORE. 109 Choralis in Ecclesia cathedrali Clonen., et vicarial de Castrachore, Ballyspillane, et Templebodan quod Diaconus non potest tenere. The Bishop orders Considine to resign either the vicarages or the post of schoolmaster within eight days. [V.B.] Daniel Considine was, from 1663 to 1691, V. Castrachore. He was also, from 1663 to 1674, Vic. Chor. Cloyne ; and from 167- 7 to 1691 P. Dysert, Killaloe. He held also, from 1667 to 1691, the V. Ballyspillane and Templebodane. Ile married Catherine Walker, spinster. [M. B. Cloyne, 8th June, 1661.] Ile died in 1691. 1691!2. January 14. BENJAMIN LuaEr, A.M. (rice Considine, deceased), V. Castrachore als Middleton, cum V. de Ballyspillane. [1).R.] 1694. R. and V. Castrachore ; val. £50. Dominus Epus patronus. EccliLe de Moy esha, Ballyspellane, Templenecarrigy, et Inshinabacky, unitte sunt in p'petuum vicarite de Castrachore ubi cura debita inservita et ecclia bene reparatu. [Palliser.] Benjamin Lukey (son of the Rev. John Lukey) was born at Nan; le, in Wales ; and when eighteen years old entered T.C.D. as Pensioner, on 2nd July, 1669. From 167 6 to 1693 he was V. Clonmel. From 1676 to 1698 be was R. Mogeesha, V. Carrigtohill and Kilcurfin ; and from 1679 to 1693 V. Templerobin. From 1691 to 1698 lie was V. Castrachore and Ballyspillane. He was owner of the impropriate tithes of Carrigtohill, Lisgoold, and Ballvspillane. He married [M. B. Feb. 3, 1678], "Elisabeth, dau. of Jane Gough, of ve little Island, widow." Mrs. Jane Gough was relict of William Gough, fourth son of Francis, Lord Bishop of Limerick, He lwad issue by her four sons-John, P. Kilmacdonoah, q. v. ; William ; Edward, in holy orders, who married in 1715 Catherine Butler, of St. Michan's, Dublin; and Benjamin, also in holy orders. The will of Rev. B. Lukey was dated 16th July, 1698; and was proved at Cloyne on 8th August, 1699. His relict afterwards married a son of Rev. John Rugg, P. Kilmacdono,,h. A descendant of this family of Lukey resides on his property near Midleton, county Cork. 1698. December 27. WALTER ATKIN (mice Lukey, deceased), V. Castrachore, Ballyspillane, and R. Mogeeslia. [F.F.] He was inducted on 28th1)ec. 1698. [Par. Reg.] In 1710 he became Treasurer of Cloyne, q. V. 1669. A chalice of silver, gilt, weighing 17 oz., and two silver plates, gilt, weighing together 1 lb., avoirdupois, bear this legend, "Given for the use of St. John's Church in Middleton, 1699."
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