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Archbishopric of Armagh Estate:
Tenants of the Lease: Jane Cope, Widow, 1703
Parish of Drumglass, Co. Tyrone

PRONI Ref: T848/1
Transcribed, compiled and submitted by Evelyn Cardwell
lynca55[at]btinternet.com
Formatted by
Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia
len_swindley[at]hotmail.com

 

FROM AN ACCOUNT OF THE LANDS OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH FOR CO. TYRONE, BY THOMAS ASHE, 1703

Extracted from the enormous Archbishopric of Armagh Estate, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), Belfast

The Archbishop of Armagh owned large tracts of land in Counties Tyrone, Londonderry, Armagh, Monaghan and Louth. With the exception of place names and personal names, spelling in this document has been modernised and punctuation has been inserted where it has been judged useful and relevant. Acreages are in Irish Plantation Measure [IPM]. One Irish acre equals 1.62 statute acres.

Pre1800 records comprise leases, rentals and surveys and a large collection of maps. Some records are in a fragile state and may be referred to using photocopies of the originals. The call numbers are catalogued DIO/4 passim

***A TRANSCRIPTION OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT CONTAINING EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SPELLING FOLLOWS AT THE END OF THIS FILE***


 

Tenant Of Lease:– JANE COPE, Widow

TOWNLAND

OCCUPYING TENANT AND DESCRIPTION OF TOWNLAND

Killaneale

This Lease renewed to MAJOR DOWNHAM COPE from 1st Nov 1703 for 21 years at the old rent and 12d per pound Receiver’s fees

This lies near Dungannon and contains by estimation 120 acres. It is coarse arable and pasture land and is enclosed with some few quicksett hedges, the rest dry ditche etc. There is some little meadow but not much. To this JAMES, WILLIAM ROBERT and SANDERS NORRIS and NICH. COTTEN are tenants. And each have a small farm house with quick set hedges about their houses and garden plots.

 

This is bounded with Lisnaclin west, Coole Hills south, Lewertown north east and Cornamucklagh east under corn and stock.

TOWNLAND

PARISH

Killaneale [Killyneill]

Drumglass


 

PRONI Ref: T848/1

OF

The Archbishop

Of

Armagh

A View or An Account taken

by Thomas Ashe Esq

In Anno

1703

The Following Pages Containe Only The Notes & Observations of the said Tho. Ashe Made & Taken For the help of his Memory) at the time of his View – To which he has Since Collected (Out of the Surveyor’s Office) and Added The Numbers of Acres contain’d in all the Town Lands belonging to The said ArchBishoprick – An Undertaking not (in the Memory of man) before Attempted by any of the Lord Primats Receivers. And begun & finished at the Charge & Expense of the said Tho. Ashe In Anno 1703


 

Killaneale – leased to Jane Cope Widd:

This Lease Renew’d to Major Downham Cope from 1st Nov 1703 for 21 years Att the Old Rent & 12d per pound Receivrs fees

This lies near Dungannon and Contains by Estimacon 120 acres. It is corse Arrable and Pasture land and is Inclosed with Some few Quicksett Hedges the rest Dry Ditche etc. There is some Little Meddow but not much To this James, William Robert and Sanders Norris & Nich. Cotten are Tenants And each have a Small Farme House with Quick Sett Hedges about their houses and Garden Plotts. This is bounded with Lisnaclin West, Coole Hills South, Lewertown North East and Cornamucklagh East under Corne & Stock.