James Barry1
M, #51, b. January 1661, d. 16 April 1725
Parents
Biography
James Barry was born in Jan 1661.
2 He and
Elizabeth Boothby were married.
2 He and
Anne Meredith were married on 9 Oct 1698 in St. Mary’s Dublin.
2,3 He died on 16 Apr 1725, at age 64.
4,2 James Barry entered Trinity College Dublin on 10 July 1678. He was MP for Naas 1695-9, 1711-13; Kildare B. 1715-25; Joint Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas 1701; Sheriff of Co. Kildare 1694; Sovereign of Naas 1708.2 He was caught in the South Sea Bubble disaster, and a letter in 1720 notes: "He is now obliged to sell all he has in the world ... his house in Capel Street is going with the rest."
According to a History of Bunclody, James Barry of Naas became the new owner of the Bunclody estate in 1719. He renamed it Newtown-Barry, the "Newtown" deriving from his wife's birthplace, Newtown, Co Meath and "Barry" to perpetuate his own family name. He gave the estate to his daughter Judith on her marriage to John Maxwell a Colonel in the Cavan Militia and a native of that county. The Maxwell-Barry families occupied and ran the estate for over 120 years and were primarily responsible for the development of the town and the estate. [The town was officially called Newtownbarry until about 1960, although unofficially called Bunclody before then].
5,6
Family
Connections
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1661
169837
9 Oct 1698 | St. Mary’s Dublin
1699
172564
Citations
- [S51] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 112, Baronet's Pedigrees - Brooke, LDS film no. 0100187, p.89
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800, p. 140, entry 0092 for James Barry
- [S2104] Irish Church Records; https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/
- [S57] Maximilian Genealogy Master Database, Url: http://www.peterwestern.f9.co.uk/maximilia/pafg1942.htm, this source gives date of death as 1728
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800
- [S58] Webpage: Bunclody History; http://homepage.eircom.net/~skelton/bunclody/More_history/Bun_his-rory.htm
Mary Butler1
F, #52
Parents
Biography
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1702
1702
24 Oct 1702
Age: ~27
Birth: 1675
Death: 12 Dec 1715
1715
Citations
- [S59] Kimber, Edward, The peerage of Ireland: a genealogical and historical account of all the peers of that Kingdom
Daniel Williams1
M, #53, b. about 1643, d. 26 January 1715/16
Biography
Daniel Williams was born ca. 1643 in Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales
G. He and
Elizabeth Meredith were married on 16 Oct 1675. He and
Jane Guill were married aft. 1698. He died on 26 Jan 1715/16, at age ~73, in Hoxton, London, England
G. He was buried in Bunhill Fields, London, England
G.
A reference in the Daily Telegraph of 31 March 2006 states "Dr Williams's Library, the country's pre-eminent deposit of puritan, Protestant non-conformist and dissenting books and manuscripts, founded in the early 18th century from a bequest of books, including the First Folio and a £50,000 endowment by Dr Daniel Williams, a prominent 17th century dissenting minister. The library, now in Gordon Square in central London, has 300,000 titles."
Connections
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1643
Birth:
Ca. 1643 | Wrexham, Denbighshire, WalesG 1675~32
16 Oct 1675
Age: ~39
Birth: ca. 1636
Death: 10 Jun 1698
1698~55
1698
1715/16~73
Death:
26 Jan 1715/16 | Hoxton, London, EnglandG
Citations
- [S1] Ed L Goldman, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2004 edition
Elizabeth Carent
F, #54, d. September 1669
Biography
Elizabeth Carent and
Thomas Juxon were married on 2 Mar 1646/47 in St Giles-in-the-Fields, London, England
G. She died in Sep 1669.
Connections
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1646/47
2 Mar 1646/47 | St Giles-in-the-Fields, London, EnglandG Age: 32
Birth: 24 Jun 1614 | London, England
GDeath: 2 Oct 1672 | Dublin, Ireland
G1669
1672
Jane Guill
F, #55
Biography
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1698
Aft. 1698
Birth: ca. 1643 | Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales
GDeath: 26 Jan 1715/16 | Hoxton, London, England
G1715/16
Anne Coote
F, #57, b. about 1658, d. 5 April 1725
Parents
Biography
Family
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1658
1672~14
1672~14
1675/76~18
1686~28
1699
1700~42
1718~60
1725~67
Citations
- [S62] Peter Barns-Graham, Stirnet Genealogy Coote01, Url: http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/cc4aq/coote01.htm
- [S12] Lodge, John, The peerage of Ireland, or, a genealogical history of the present nobility of that Kingdom 1754 Edn.
- [S63] John Lodge (revised MArchdall), The peerage of Ireland, or, a genealogical history of the present nobility of that Kingdom, vol. 1, p. 149
Robert King
M, #60, d. June 1657
Biography
He was Muster Master-General, and was MP for the borough of Boyle, Co. Roscommon in 1634 and 1640. He lived at Boyle Abbey, Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
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Frances Folliott
F, #61, d. 13 March 1637/38
Biography
Frances Folliott and
Robert King were married. She died on 13 Mar 1637/38.
1
Family
Connections
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Citations
- [S1] Ed L Goldman, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2004 edition
Sophia Zouche
F, #62, b. about 1618, d. 12 November 1691
Biography
Sophia Zouche was born ca. 1618. She and
Robert King were married. She died on 12 Nov 1691, at age ~73.
1 Connections
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Citations
- [S64] thePeerage.com, Url: http://www.thepeerage.com/p1693.htm#i16923
Faithful Fortescue1,2
M, #63, b. about 1581, d. May 1666
Biography
Faithful Fortescue was born ca. 1581. He and
Anne Moore were married. He died in May 1666, at age ~85.
Family
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1581
1625~44
1634~53
1666~85
Citations
- [S1] Ed L Goldman, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 2004 edition
- [S65] Sir Faithful Fortescue, Url: http://www.fortescue.org/d121.htm#P121
Anne Moore
F, #64, d. 5 September 1634
Biography
She was the 2nd daughter of 1st Viscount Drogheda.
1
Family
Connections
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Citations
- [S13] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 113, pp. 217-220, Baronets of Ireland, LDS film no. 0100187
Unknown Conway
F, #65, b. January 1609/10
Parents
Biography
Unknown Conway was born in Jan 1609/10.
Connections
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Henry Moreton
M, #66, d. before 1672
Biography
Henry Moreton and
Anne Blayney were married. He died bef. 1672.
He lived at Newtown, Co. Meath, Ireland.
1 Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
Citations
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800
Francis Butler1
M, #67, b. about 1634, d. 15 August 1702
Biography
Francis Butler was born ca. 1634.
2 He and
Judith Jones were married. He died on 15 Aug 1702, at age ~68.
He lived at Belturbet, Co. Cavan, Ireland.
3
Family
Connections
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Citations
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800, pp. 244-245
- [S59] Kimber, Edward, The peerage of Ireland: a genealogical and historical account of all the peers of that Kingdom, Vol 1, p.85, States that he died 15 August 1702 aged 68
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800
Adam Meredith
M, #68, b. before 1625, d. about 17 July 1647
Parents
Biography
Adam Meredith was born bef. 1625. He died ca. 17 Jul 1647.
1 Adam Meredith was the eldest son. He was appointed Clerk of the Council, Munster Presidency on 11 May 1643. He was mentioned in British House of Commons Journal on 22 Feb 1644/45 as "the Petitioner for the exchange of his father presently a prisoner in Ireland with Colonel Smyth now a prisoner to the Parliament." On 5 Oct 1646 he published a pamphlet "Ormonds curtain drawn" attacking Ormond. He was killed in battle in 1647.
2 Connections
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Citations
- [S66] Borlase, Edmund, 1682? History of the Irish Rebellion traced from many preceding acts, to the grand eruption the 23d of October, 1641; ..., p. 242, killed in battle near Johnstown "gallantly maintaining the Pass....A Gentleman of clear Valour, and greater Hope"
- [S19] Calendar of State Papers (Ireland), shared the position with brother-in-law George Carr
Grissel Meredith1
F, #69, b. before 1620
Parents
Biography
Grissel Meredith was born bef. 1620. She and
Sir George Carr were married on 25 Jan 1637/38 in St Michan's church, Dublin, Ireland.
2
Family
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1620
1637/38
25 Jan 1637/38 | St Michan's church, Dublin, Ireland
1663/64
1668
1669
Citations
- [S67] Thrift's Genealogical Abstracts, Bundle 15, No3684, Gertrude Thrift, LDS film 0596417 (private communication from Lex Johnston)
- [S50] Parish Register Society of Dublin, Register of St Michan Dublin 1636-1700, "Georg Carr and Grissell Meredith by licence."
Eleanor Meredith1
F, #70, b. 18 August 1637
Parents
Biography
Connections
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Citations
- [S68] Journal of the House of Commons: volume 4: 1644-1646, pp. 256-57, the following entry for 29 August 1645 establishes Eleanor Crawford nee Meredith as a daughter of Sir Robert, as it is known that Adam is a son of Sir Robert: "Ordered, &c. That the humble Petition of Adam Meredith Esquire,, on the Behalf of his Sister Mrs. Eleanor Craueford, be referred, and especially recommended, unto the Committee for Petitions, where Mr. Goodwyn hath the Chair: Who are to take it into speedy Consideration; and to report their Opinions
- [S69] IGI - International Genealogical Index; https://familysearch.org/search/collection/igi, note that this is inconcsitent with the marriage date of 1643
- [S129] Alexander Thom & Co, Appendix to the Twenty-Sixth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records and Keeper of the State Papers of Ireland, Copies saved to disk, p. 595, note that the marriage date of 1643 is inconsistent with IGI d.o.b of Eleanor
Laurence Crawford
M, #71
Biography
Connections
TIMELINE: Year Age
1643
1643
Age: ~6
Birth: 18 Aug 1637
Citations
- [S129] Alexander Thom & Co, Appendix to the Twenty-Sixth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records and Keeper of the State Papers of Ireland, Copies saved to disk, p. 595, note that the marriage date of 1643 is inconsistent with IGI d.o.b of Eleanor
Sarah Paul1
F, #72, b. before 1685, d. 15 March 1769
Parents
Biography
Sarah Paul was born bef. 1685. She and
Richard Meredith were married on 1 Jan 1702/03.
2,3 She died on 15 Mar 1769.
4 She was buried on 15 Mar 1769 in St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland
G.
5 Sarah Paul was the co-heir of her father, Jeffery Paul of Bough Co. Carlow. According to Pole Cosby they had 14 children - 8 died young and 6 (in 1737) were still alive.
Her will dated 14 Dec 1765 was proved on 23 March 1769. It named:
- son Moore Meredith
- daughters Dame Margaret Burton and Dame Elizabeth Hamilton
- granddaughter Margaret Dudley Meredith
- great-granddaughters Sarah Newenham and Eustace Sarah Eustace
- great-grandsons Robert Mottley and Gilbert Melefont
- granddaughter Isabella Meredith
- son Paul
- grandson Richard Meredith
- son Joshua
- grandson Joshua Paul
- granddaughters Sarah Melefont, Maria Mottley and Althea Eustace
- Martha Meredith wife of grandson Richard Meredith
- grandson Barry Colles Meredith, son of Joshua.
3,6
Family
Children with Richard Meredith b. bet 1657 and 1667, d. 1743
Daughter | Margaret Meredith b. aft. 1703, d. Jan 1788 |
Son | Robert Meredith b. bef. 1712 |
Son | Paul Meredith b. bef. 1714, d. Nov 1782 |
Son | Joshua Meredith b. 1714, d. Jan 1783 |
Daughter | Deborah Meredith b. 1714, d. 1717 |
Son | Revd. Moore Meredith b. 1715, d. 8 Nov 1789 |
Son | Charles Meredith b. 1722, d. 1724 |
Son | William Meredith b. bef. 1723, d. 1723 |
Son | Theophilus Meredith b. bef. 1723, d. 1723 |
Son | Arthur Meredith b. 1724, d. bet 1726 and 1727 |
Daughter | Sarah Meredith b. 1725, d. 1726 |
Daughter | Elizabeth Meredith b. bef. 1729, d. aft. 1771 |
Connections
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1685
1690
1702/03
1 Jan 1702/03
Birth: bet 1657 and 1667
Death: 1743
1703
1712
1714
1714
1714
1715
1717
1722
1723
1723
1723
1723
1724
1724
1725
1726
1729
1743
1769
1769
Burial:
15 Mar 1769 | St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, IrelandG
Citations
- [S13] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 113, pp. 217-220, Baronets of Ireland, LDS film no. 0100187, states that Sarah and her sister Hannah were co-heirs to the large estates of their brother Colonel Joshua Paul of the [xx] Guards
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800, p. 246, entry for Richard Meredyth. It gives his date of marriage as 9 Jan 1702/03
- [S70] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 79-99
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800, p. 246 , Entry for Richard Meredyth
- [S5] Parish Register Society of Dublin, Register of St Patrick Dublin, "Sarah Meredith otherwise Paul inter?d in the vault near the steeple."
- [S1953] Betham's Genealogical Abstracts Prerogative Wills: (Phillips Mss) M. 1756-1770, https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=S2/IRE/NAI/007634323/00957&parentid=IRE/NAI/GENABS/00264189/1
Jeffery Paul
M, #73, d. 1690
Biography
Jeffery Paul was the son of Joshua Paul. He lived at Bough, Co. Carlow, Ireland. The birth order of the sons was Jeffery, Joshua, and of the daughters Rebecca, Deborah, Hannah and Sarah.
1,2,3
Family
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Citations
- [S71] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 78, with details from a researched pedigree appended to the autobiography
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800
- [S70] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 79-99
Robert Meredith1,2
M, #74, b. before 1712
Parents
Biography
Robert Meredith was born bef. 1712. He and
Sarah Cosby were married on 2 Mar 1730.
2,3 The autobiography of Pole Cosby, Robert's brother-in-law, has a fascinating description of Robert and Sarah (from the point of view of the much wealthier Cosby family):
"Robert Meredith of Shrowland Eldest son of Richd. Meredith of Shrowland Esqre by Sarah Paul, my Mothers cousin Germain, Had for a long time it seems loved my sister, & about 9r [November] 1730 he made proposals for her, my Mother looked for a much higher fortune & was not fond of this match, but however ye friends she advised with thought best not to reject it & my sister herself did like it & grew fonder & fonder of it, so that onst when I found things did not answer to wt they were at first given in at & wt we always took Coz. Merediths estate to be, I was for Breaking of ye match & did in a manner put an end to it, but my sister would not suffer it & so it went on Briskly, To be sure they came into all we asked, £350. p. an. jointure, £6000 for younger children & £500 p. an. present maintenance & £500 p. an. & somewt more after his Fathers death, but it is a rising estate by Leases expiring & so when all things were settled they were marryed by the Rev. Mr. James Higgins on Thursday the 2nd of March 1730. As soon as Mr. Higgins had read prayers at 8 o’clock in the evening in my hall to all my whole family and company about 40 persons in all, Robert Meredith Esq. and Sarah Cosby stood forth & were marryed, his father & mother and sister Margaret were here at Stradbally where they were marryed, it was but a private marryage, no great doings on either side. They stay’d here about 10 or 14 days after they were marryed and then went to Shrowland & stayed there till his sister Margaret was marryed in Summer 1731 to Mr. Charles Burton 3rd son of Benjamin Burton of Burton Hall in county Carlow Esq. late Banker in Dublin. She had £1500 to her fortune more than his did at that time deserved as most people thought, but turned out afterwards very well for he (a wine merchant) was a clever managing man & is now (1737) a very rich. Brother & sisr Meredith had a mind to take the fort from me with a design to live there ye greatest part of ye summer & I had a mind to have him a freeholder of ye Q.C. & so ye 2nd of Aprill 1733 I set him a lease of it for his life at £4. p. an. and they went & lived there ye greatest part of ye summer after they were married, i.e. 1731 and they built a roome joining the parlour boarded it & ceiled it & plastered it, new thatched all the houses & made some other improvements, but March 1732 they took Shrowland from Coz. Meredith & from that time intirely neglected the fort tho’ it was after this they took a lease of it & when I took it from them May 1737, just for want of thatching the stable was quite gone to ruin every Bit dropped down, as was ye kitchen and cellar & servants rooms and the dwellinghouse was in a woeful condition too. In 9r 1731 my sister went up to Dublin, I did chance to be in Dublin & they kept me in their house in Grafton Street which they hired for 6 months. 1731 Sarah her eldest daughter (was born) Richard her eldest son the 1st of January 1732, Deborah Elionora the day of 1733, Dudley her 3rd daughter the day of 1734, Hannah the day of 1735, Mary the day of 1736. My wife and I were Godfather or Godmother to every one of the 6. Brother and sister Meredith lived very happily together, for he is a most exceeding good humoured man and she is as happy in a Husband as she co’d possibly be, or any can be, for her desire is his, and tho’ his present fortune be not what her fortune might immediately expect they are so saving and managing that they live in a very handsome way, have their house of Shrowland in very clever order, well furnished, keep coach, chariot, four wheeled chair, one horse chair & Ringsend car, 4 clever coach geldings, 4 servants in livery besides all other necessary servants as Gardener, stuard, &c. & live within their fortune. His Father & Mother when he took Shrowland went to live in Dublin where they live very prudently & to their great praise have managed as well for their children as any parents in the world co’d do, for their fortune at first was but small and many debts on the estate wh they pd of & have saved much money for their children & allways for all that lived very creditably in their country."
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1712
1730
2 Mar 1730
Age: 29
Birth: 2 Apr 1700
Death: 1755
1731
1732
1733
1734
1735
1736
1737
1737
1743
1755
1769
1776
1784
1784
1784
Citations
- [S34] Johnston-Liik, E.M., History of the Irish Parliament 1692-1800, entry for father Richard
- [S13] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 113, pp. 217-220, Baronets of Ireland, LDS film no. 0100187
- [S72] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 315-317
Paul Meredith1
M, #75, b. before 1714, d. November 1782
Parents
Biography
Paul Meredith was born bef. 1714.
2 He died in Nov 1782 in Mecklenburg Street, Dublin.
3,4 In 1737 he was described by Pole Cosby in as "not very wise still" and a bachelor.
5 Connections
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1714
1743
1769
1782
Death:
Nov 1782 | Mecklenburg Street, Dublin
Citations
- [S13] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 113, pp. 217-220, Baronets of Ireland, LDS film no. 0100187
- [S70] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 79-99, in which he is described as the 2nd son
- [S13] Genealogical Office Manuscript no. 113, pp. 217-220, Baronets of Ireland, LDS film no. 0100187, pedigree of Bishop Richard states that Paul Meredyth died unmarried in 1783, (corrected to Oct 1782), and was interred in St Patrick's
- [S366] Death announcement: Paul Meredith, Finn’s Leinster Journal 9 Nov 1782
- [S70] Journal of the Co Kildare Archaeological Society: Autobiography of Pole Cosby, of Stradbally, Queen's County, 1703-1737(?), Volume: 5, Page: 79-99