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Subject: Re: [Scotch-Irish] O'Hart's Irish Gentry,Vol III"When Cromwell Came toIreland"
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 10:32:21 -0700
SHepheards -- p 644 named in the "Acts of Settlement Grants":
John, Thomas, James. THese were passed in the reign of Charles
II by Parlaiment (1661-65). They removed some Adventurers from
their lands, etc, and attempted to restore the royalists. IN the list
of names of those who forfeited estates in 1688: p 517 Anthony
Sheppard. On p 520 he appears on a list of people purchasing estates
in the 1702-1708 time period. He may have purchased the estate
he had formerly lost.
HERON: P 160 a Richard PALMER married Ursula, dau of John Heron
nad hasd some children.
John Heron in Armagh received a land grant at the plantation
p 228, Carew Papers. He was English. P 391, we have on the
list of 49 officers, Mr Duncan Heron. P 586 Sir John Heron appears
on a list of members of House of COmmons for 1797.
Clarke: 259 Mary Clark has listed as a proprietor of the Barony
of Rathcline who had property confiscated under the Cromwellian
Settlement. Symon Clarke in Dublin had property confiscated
in the Barony of Newcastle and Uppercross in Dublin.
P309 Inrolments of the Decress of Innocents: Andrew, George,
John, Mary, Ald* Thos.
p 361 Connaught certificates. Denis.
Fortynine officers. Ald., John, Robert, Thomas, Widow and ??.
P413 SOldiers of the Commonwealth: John, in Westmeath,
Frances, Widow in Meath, Capt Thomas, Westmeath and Armagh.
P 455 names of persons granted lands: Frances, George, John, Thomas.
p518 Purchasers of Escheated estates: Thomas Clarke.
p 567: Irish brigades: Charles J Clarke, 88th New York Volunteer.
P 609 in a Claiborne family of Halifax Co, Virginia: Leanard
of Danville, b 1791 d 1858, m Nannie CLARK.
IN an O'Byrne family genealogy that includes a John, who was a
wine merchant in Bordeaux, and proprietor of vinyards. HE was
granted letters of Nobility by Louis XVI and so was styled in
France and IReland "The Chevalier O'Byrne of Macon La
Hourange, Bordeaux" had a son and sucessor Richard O'Byrne,
died 1803, who had a son Robert who married Martha Trougher,
dau of Joseph CLARK, Esq. They had two sons, one of
which was MP for County Wicklow.
If you want a thorough study of variant spellings you gotta
do it yourself. Too many to do, so sorry. I'd doublecheck me
all along. Ask anyone and they will tell you I screw up a lot,
can't spell, and don't know what I am talking about -- or at
least that is what my email says.
Seriously, I get fatiqued, the eyes go, then the brain soon
after, so doublecheck me someday.
Linda Merle
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From: "E. B. Herron" <>
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 08:43:25 -0700
>Linda -
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>Thank you for your kind offer. Are there any SHEPHEARDs, HERONs,
>CLARKEs or variant spellings in the index?
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>Best regards,
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>Ed in CA
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