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to Plt. Praying that writs may be granted against them to answer in the premises. Bill entered

2 May 1765.

16 Killymittan, Co. Fermanagh, Barony Tiskennedy, psh Magheracross.

16-17 Beagh " " " " " "

16-17 Killee " " " " " "

Killdrum [this line unreadable]

Prerogative Will:

Kinsale, 21 Feb. 1727-8. I desire to be buried near my dear deceased husband in the church of St. Mullos in Kinsale. All I have to my daughter Mary Bate (sic) at her disposal with the advice of my guardians "she desires her brother may be keept (sic) as formerly” [? (sic) testator’s brother]. Guardians: Mr. Ricd Abot (sic) and Mr. John Blair. Mary Bate (sic)

Witness: Edwd Bruin

Rachel Haghton

Mary Servat

Probate of the will of Mary Bate late of Kinsale, Co. Cork, widow, granted to Richard Abot (sic), gent. and Rev. John Blair, Clke, both of Kinsale, guardian named on sd will for the use of Mary Bate a minor dau and universal legatee in said will named. 27 Sept. 1728. [Prerog. gt: Comn gtd. 13 Aug. 1728 to swear Richard Abot, gent. and Rev. John Blair Clke, guardians named in the will of Mary Bate late of Kinsale, widow, decd, to admin the goods with will annexed of sd decd for the use of Mary Bate minor dau. of sd decd by universal legatee; directed to ???????? Hungerford and Percyvall Dagg, Clkes.]

Prerogative Will:

Lieut. Claud Beaty of Coolaherty, Co. Longford.

To my dearly beloved wife Isabella Beatty my farm and lands of Coolaherty aforesaid and Muckerstaff, for her life, and after her death same to Pakenham Beatty eldest son of my lately deceased brother John Beatty and his heirs male for ever, failing him to his brother Charles Beatty and his heirs male for ever, failing him to the third brother John Beatty of Monaghan and his heirs. To my dear wife Isabella Beatty the yearly sum of ƒ10 charged on the lands of Corr, Co. Cavan as is mentioned in an award given to me by Captain Charles Beatty, and also to my said wife all my farm stock, plate, household goods, furniture, cash & debts due to me; also such half pay and arrears of half pay or shall be due to me, and all my estate real and personal whatsoever I am intitled (sic) to to (duplicate sic) her my said wife Isabella for her absolute use and appoint her sole exix.

In witness where of 17 Sept. 1729 Claud Beatty

Witnesses: Robt. Beatty, John Cuppaidge, Jos Caddy

Probate of the will of Claud Betty late of Coolaherty, Co. Langford, gent, decd, gtd to Isabella Beatty, his widow. 28 Oct. 1729.

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