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Actions	Laurence, Walter, Belview, Lawrencetown, county Galway: Conveyance of lands of Brodellagh, Carnakelly in the barony of Kilmaine, county Mayo, 1818 Remove from selection Add to selection TitleLaurence, Walter, Belview, Lawrencetown, county Galway: Conveyance of lands of Brodellagh, Carnakelly in the barony of Kilmaine, county Mayo, 1818 RepositoryGalway County Council Archives Services ReferenceGS01/06 Date25 August 1818 Creator Walter Lawrence Production date 1818-08-25 Scope and Content Conveyance of lands of Brodellagh, Carnakelly in the barony of Kilmaine, county Mayo. Conveyance between Walter Laurence, Belview, county Galway, eldest son and heir of Walter Laurence, deceased, Charles Blake, senior, Merlin Park, county Galway administrator to Laurence (deceased), and Mark Lynch, formerly of the town of Galway, then of Duras Park, county Galway. Indenture recites details of 1796 Articles of Agreement between Thomas French, Castle French (later Right Honourable Thomas Lord Baron French), Walter Laurence (deceased) wherein Laurence did bargain, sell and release forever to the lands of Brodellagh and Carnakelly to French for Stg£6,000, which were then in the possession of Mark Lynch. Payment was to be made in three parts, (I) Stg £2,300 to William Kenny, Ushers Quay, Dublin on behalf of Laurence as Judgements against him had been assigned, (ii) £700 to Laurence (iii) the remainder to follow when Laurence had produced clear and sufficient title to the land by 1st November, if unable to do so by that date French could hold same paying interest at 6% per annum until sufficient title was produced. French became the purchaser of the lands from Laurence in trust for Mark Lynch as by a declaration of trust dated July 1796. The first £3,000 was duly. Laurence died in October 1796, leaving Walter, his eldest son and heir, but then a minor. Laurence (deceased) had appointed Thomas Reddington of Kilcornan, county Galway, Denis Blake, and Catherine Laurence, his wife, executors of his will. Lynch paid to Catherine Laurence, who afterwards married Dominick Bodkin, Castletown, county Galway, the sum of £272.15.6, and paid £727.4.6 to Elizabeth Boyle a Judgement Creditor of Laurence’s, at the desire of Catherine, totaling £1,000 part and parcel of £6,000 together with all the interest which had accrued due on the sum of £3,000 making £4,000. Catherine since died, and Charles Blake (party hereto) obtained administration with the Will annexed to Laurence (deceased) of the goods and chattles un-administered by Catherine. Lynch paid interest of £2,000 part of £6,000 according it accrued and now agreed to pay Charles Blake the principal sum of £2,000 being the balance of purchase money of £6,000 for the lands and premises which Blake has agreed to release and discharge the lands. This indenture witness that Laurence for and in consideration of Lynch having paid in like manner the £6,000 and in pursurance of the agreement of 23 July 1796 Laurence acknowledged that he granted, bargained, transferred, and released and made over to Lynch all that and those the towns and lands of Broddellagh and Carnakelly. Laurence …Lynch paid the sum of £2,000 residue of £6,000 to Blake as administrator of Laurence (deceased) and released acquitted, exonerated, and discharged the lands as personal representative of Laurence) deceased). Extent1 item LanguageEnglish Persons keywordLawrences of Laurencetown SubjectLanded Estates Conditions governing accessAvailable by appointment. Unrestricted access. The material in this collection is available to all bona fide researchers by appointment only, and subject to the conditions of access governing the consultation of archival material at Galway County Council Archives. Conditions governing reproductionNo material may be reproduced from this collection without the written permission of the archivist, and reproductions are subject to the conditions of access. LevelItem

TitleLaurence, Walter, Belview, Lawrencetown, county Galway: Conveyance of lands of Brodellagh, Carnakelly in the barony of Kilmaine, county Mayo, 1818

RepositoryGalway County Council Archives Services

ReferenceGS01/06

Date25 August 1818

Creator Walter Lawrence

Production date 1818-08-25

Scope and Content

Conveyance of lands of Brodellagh, Carnakelly in the barony of Kilmaine, county Mayo.

Conveyance between Walter Laurence, Belview, county Galway, eldest son and heir of Walter Laurence, deceased, Charles Blake, senior, Merlin Park, county Galway administrator to Laurence (deceased), and Mark Lynch, formerly of the town of Galway, then of Duras Park, county Galway.

Indenture recites details of 1796 Articles of Agreement between Thomas French, Castle French (later Right Honourable Thomas Lord Baron French), Walter Laurence (deceased) wherein Laurence did bargain, sell and release forever to the lands of Brodellagh and Carnakelly to French for Stg£6,000, which were then in the possession of Mark Lynch. Payment was to be made in three parts, (I) Stg £2,300 to William Kenny, Ushers Quay, Dublin on behalf of Laurence as Judgements against him had been assigned, (ii) £700 to Laurence (iii) the remainder to follow when Laurence had produced clear and sufficient title to the land by 1st November, if unable to do so by that date French could hold same paying interest at 6% per annum until sufficient title was produced.

French became the purchaser of the lands from Laurence in trust for Mark Lynch as by a declaration of trust dated July 1796. The first £3,000 was duly. Laurence died in October 1796, leaving Walter, his eldest son and heir, but then a minor. Laurence (deceased) had appointed Thomas Reddington of Kilcornan, county Galway, Denis Blake, and Catherine Laurence, his wife, executors of his will. Lynch paid to Catherine Laurence, who afterwards married Dominick Bodkin, Castletown, county Galway, the sum of £272.15.6, and paid £727.4.6 to Elizabeth Boyle a Judgement Creditor of Laurence’s, at the desire of Catherine, totaling £1,000 part and parcel of £6,000 together with all the interest which had accrued due on the sum of £3,000 making £4,000. Catherine since died, and Charles Blake (party hereto) obtained administration with the Will annexed to Laurence (deceased) of the goods and chattles un-administered by Catherine. Lynch paid interest of £2,000 part of £6,000 according it accrued and now agreed to pay Charles Blake the principal sum of £2,000 being the balance of purchase money of £6,000 for the lands and premises which Blake has agreed to release and discharge the lands.

This indenture witness that Laurence for and in consideration of Lynch having paid in like manner the £6,000 and in pursurance of the agreement of 23 July 1796 Laurence acknowledged that he granted, bargained, transferred, and released and made over to Lynch all that and those the towns and lands of Broddellagh and Carnakelly.

Laurence …Lynch paid the sum of £2,000 residue of £6,000 to Blake as administrator of Laurence (deceased) and released acquitted, exonerated, and discharged the lands as personal representative of Laurence) deceased).

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LanguageEnglish

Persons keywordLawrences of Laurencetown

SubjectLanded Estates

Conditions governing accessAvailable by appointment. Unrestricted access. The material in this collection is available to all bona fide researchers by appointment only, and subject to the conditions of access governing the consultation of archival material at Galway County Council Archives.

Conditions governing reproductionNo material may be reproduced from this collection without the written permission of the archivist, and reproductions are subject to the conditions of access.

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