Investigation Reason: Bettridge connection with Badham - Brettridge Badham was connected with Peter Heaphy through Court Records. 

Francis Brettridge of Cork, married (unknown) and had the following children: 

i Samuel Brettridge, married (unknown) and had the following children: 

Roger Brettridge, who married (unknown) and had the following children: 

• Roger Brettridge, who married Abigail Sandes in 1758, and the couple appear to have had no children. 

ii Roger Brettridge (d.1683), Captain, Cork. He married Joan Hawnby, sister to William Hawnby. Roger and Joan had the following children: 

Mary Brettridge, who married Francis Hartstonge, and had the following children: 

• Standish Hartstonge, who married (unknown) and had the following children:

Henry Hartstonge, who married Lucy Stackpoole Pery in 1751, daughter of Rev. Stackpoole Pery, and sister to Edmond Sexton Pery, speaker of the House of Commons. The couple appear to have had no children. 

• Arthur Hartstonge second son. 

Elizabeth Brettridge, who married Robert Deane or Dane, c1679, of Springfield Castle, Limerick. Known children: 

• Sir Matthew Deane, 1st Baronet, Cork. 

Jane Brettridge, who married Thomas Badham with children: 

• Brettridge Badham, became MP for Rathcormac. He married Sophie King, daughter of John King, 3rd Lord Kingston. However, there is also the marriage connection with Brettridge Badham and Elizabeth Boyle, of Cork - is this a another marriage or Brettridge Badham? See the Court of Chancery/Exchequer records for 1721-22, showing Brettridge Badham along with Peter Heaphy, Richard Southwell, Henry Rose and others. Known children: 

Sophia Badham, born 1720. 

Martha Badham, who married Rev. John Ryder. 

Investigation Reason: Strong connection between Hayman & Atkin - Atkin connected to Tottenham - connected with John & Daniel Heaphy. 

Hayman siblings (Elizabeth & Samuel) of Cork. 

Elizabeth Hayman, married Charles Gee on the 02 Jan 1671, Cloyne, Cork. Charles Gee is very likely the brother to Mr. Gee, who married Catherine Breslfsord, sister of John Breslford, who married Mary Atkin, aunt of Edward Tottenham, who married Elizabeth Hayman. Elizabeth Atkin (1642 - 1677 - dau. of John Atkin & Jane Rugge), born in Minehead, Somerset, England, married Samuel Hayman (of Youghal, Cork), in 1659, Somerset, England (mentioned by Edward Tottenham, 1712).  Their daughter Elizabeth Hayman, married Edward Tottenham (1659 - 1712), her cousin, on the 03 May 1683 (Ref: Landed Gentry: Tottenham).  

Samuel Hayman, (d.1672) married Elizabeth Atkin (1642 - 1677), daughter of John Atkin (1615 - 1705) & Jeane Rugge (1607 - 1675), with children: 

i John Hayman, eldest son. MP for Cork. Details as follows: 

Hayman, John of Polemore, Cork, esquire. Dated 20 September 1710. PB, 20 June 1733. Brothers, Samuel and George Hayman. Sister, Jane Lucas. Niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Rugge. Grandfather, Mr. John Atkin. Brother [in-law] Mr. Luther - Hannah Luther daughter of same. 

ii Frances Hayman, married John Luther in 1700, of Youghal, Cork, merchant. John Luther, died 1710 and Frances in 1727. Children: 

Hannah Luther, referenced in her uncle, John Hayman's Will and in her mother's Will, 1727. 

Samuel Luther, referenced in his mother's Will, 1727. Samuel married Elizabeth Hayman, in 1732, Cloyne, Cork. Samuel died 1757, Cork. 

iii Jane Hayman (1640 - 1676) married Jaspar Lucas, merchant, son of William Lucas and Christina Gibson (Mentioned by Edward Tottenham, 1712). Detail of the mentions in Jaspar Lucas Will, 1710, as follows: 

Lucas Jaspar of Youghall, Co. Cork, Esq. dated 5th September 1710 P.B 28th November 1710. Wife, Jane. Brother in-law John Hayman. Son, John, daughter, Elizabeth Rugge - son in-law Henry Rugge, husband of said daughter. Grandson, John Rugge. Brother William Arnold. Brothers, George Hayman, Samuel Hayman and Edward Tottenham. Sister, Frances Luther, Aunt, Brelsford, Cousin, Anne Price. Cousin, Benjamin Murdock. 

Children of Jasper and Jane: 

John Lucas, (d.1732) heir and Alderman of Youghal. John married on the 19 October 1714 to Elizabeth Hyde, eldest daughter of Arthur Hyde of Castle Hyde. Children: 

Arthur Hyde Lucas (b.1715) of Grange, Fermoy. He married Jane Smyth. 

3 Other sons, who died unmarried

Jane Lucas, who married Alderman James Uniacke of Youghal 

Elizabeth Lucas, who married Hull Atfield 

Jasper Lucas, 

Samuel Lucas, buried at Youghal, 27 December 1694. 

Atkin Lucas, baptised 01 January 1697. Died February 1700. 

Elizabeth Lucas, who married Henry Rugge, of Ballydaniel, MP for Youghal. 

iv Elizabeth Hayman , married Edward Tottenham, son of John Tottenham & Catherine Atkin, (See Atkin/Tottenham Family). Edward Tottenham's will in 1711, we see the following: 

1712 Will Abstract: Wife Jane - son Charles - cousin John Heaphy, son of Daniel Heaphy, cousins Robert Pears - and Margaret Peare, wife of Robert Pears - sister Mrs. Anne Broome - Aunt Mrs. Mary Brelsford - uncles Edward Tottenham - and Walter Atkin - Mary Atkin, dau of said Walter Atkin - Uncle John Breslford - Catherine Gee sister of same - Francis Brelsford, brother of John Breslford - cousin John Tottenham - Edward, Elizabeth, brother and sister of same - mother in law Mrs. Anne Tottenham - brothers in law John Hayman of Polemore and Samuel Hayman Esqs - sisters in law Mrs Jane Lucase and Mrs Frances Hayman - cousin Lewis Parker - Barbara Bishop - and Mary Powell - cousin John Thomas Atkin son of Walter Atkin of Roxboro, Co Cork, Gent - Barbara Parker daughter of said Lewis Parker - Aunt Jane Fyne. 

Children of Elizabeth and Edward: 

Charles Tottenham (1685 - 1758), who married who marries Elinor Cliffe (1696 - 1745, dau of John Cliffe, Wexford, Tory, Irish House of Commons).  It is through Charles Tottenham, the family intermarry with the Loftus family of Loftus Hall, Wexford. 

v George Hayman, second son. Married (unknown) with children: 

Samuel Hayman - Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Atkin, 1705/8. 

William Hayman - Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Atkin, 1705/8. 

Atkin Hayman - Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Atkin, 1705/8. 

John Hayman - Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Atkin, 1705/8. 

Speed? Hayman - Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Atkin, 1705/8. 

vi Samuel Hayman (d.1724), 3rd son. Samuel married Elizabeth Parradise/Parradice? on the 05 November 1700, Cloyne. 

Investigation Reason: Mounckton connected with Powell - Hassard Powell and Powell family connected with John & Daniel Heaphy through court records. 

Nicholas Mouckton married Susanne Dann in 1631, Cork & Ross who is the origin line for the Mounckton family in Limerick. Nicholas Monckton, who arrived in Ireland, probably with Welsh or English origins, and served as a clerk to the Limerick market in 1618. By the early 18th century, they established themselves as landed gentry in the Ballingarry and Knockaney areas of Limerick. Much of the information below is  available from the Will of Elizabeth Mounckton of 1685 and the court case records for the estate of Hassard Powell, over the mismanagement of it by his uncles. There were the following siblings: 

1 Constance Mounckton, referenced in her brother Nicholas's Will of 1674. 

2 Martha Mounckton, referenced in her brother Nicholas's Will of 1674. 

3 Anne Mounckton, referenced in her brother Nicholas's Will of 1674. 

4 Nicholas Mounckton (c1620 - 1674) of Knockaney, Limerick. Nicholas married Elizabeth (unknown). Following the death of Nicholas in 1674, his wife, Elizabeth married Sir George Ingoldsby (Knight), Cashel & Emly, when she became known as Dame Elizabeth Ingoldsby. Children of Nicholas and Elizabeth Mounckton:  

i Barbara Mounckton 

ii Thomas Mounckton (1652 - 1687). Thomas received his BA in 1674. 

iii Elizabeth Mounckton (d.1685). Elizabeth married Hassard Powell, son of Giles Powell. The Powell family were granted large estate and parcels of land within Limerick. Children: 

• Hassard Powell 

• Mary Powell, who married Hugh Brady, who is probably a brother to John Brady, who married Elizabeth Irby in 1696 - Elizabeth Irby, was the daughter of Elizabeth Massey (c1650 - 1716, dau. of Hugh Massey I of Druntrileauge, Limerick) and Rev. Anthony Irby. Before marrying Rev. Irby, Elizabeth Massey was married to Robert Powell (1643 - 1684), brother of Hassard Powell, who married Elizabeth Mounckton. 

• Mable Powell, who married George Robinson. 

iv Nicholas Mounckton, b.1653. Eldest son, Nicholas was a Jacobite Officer and there are also references for him in the Trinity College registers. Nicholas was High Sheriff of Co. Limerick in 1675. Nicholas was appointed the guardian of his nephews, the children of his sister Elizabeth, who died in 1685, weeks following her husband, Hassard Powell's death. Giles Powell, joined in guardianship to protect his grandson's estate. Following the death of Giles, Hassard Powell, the grandson, discovered that his uncle Nicholas was mismanaging his estate. On discovering the issue, Hassard suspended Nicholas and put David Wilson (father of Ralph Wilson), from his mother's side as guardian. His mother's sister, Constance Mounckton was married to David Wilson, Alderman, and brother to Ralph Wilson (friendly with King James's officers) of Caherclonlish, Limerick (Ref: Crossle Genealogical Abstracts). However, David Wilson, also mismanaged, shifting the profits of the Powell estate to his own private use, in addition to leasing Hassard's profits through query abatement to different tenants, at a lower price, such as John Walsh and West Mitchelstown to John Williams, who exchanged the lease with John Heaphy (Jacobite Officer) [Limerck & Kerry Branch], reference court cases, 1696 - 1702. David Wilson had assigned Robert Blennerhassett in the Hassard Powell case. Robert Blennerhassett was the uncle of Rachel Blennerhassett, who married Daniel Heaphy, son of John in 1715, St. John's COI, Limerick.  

Nicholas married Jane Weeks. There is a court reference for Jane in 1687, as the husband of Nicholas Mounckton, however, there was also a cousin to this Nicholas, also named Nicholas, son of Thomas Mounckton. 

v Constance Mounckton, who married David Wilson, Alderman, brother to Ralph Wilson of Caherconclish, Limerick, who had married a Miss Ryvees. Children: 

• Ralph Wilson PB, dated 1729, referenced in his Will is: 

Mother - Constance Wilson. Wife - Lucy Perry. Cousins - Ambrose Wilson, Ralph Wilson (of Caherclonclish), William Wilson. Cousin - Rev. Jonathon Wilson. Uncle - John Mounckton. 

Ralph Wilson married Lucy Perry. Apparently earlier research on the Wilson family have stated, there is no connection with this Wilson family and Richard Wilson of Ballinacurra Hart, Limerick and associated with estates such as Springfield, Mount Ivers and Belvoir in County Clare.  I have not investigated the Wilson family further, despite, Harriet Vokes, wife of Eyre Heaphy (Clarina Line), being the granddaughter of Elizabeth Wilson, who married Andrew Vokes in 1785. [See Vokes Family]

vi Catherine Mounckton, who married Standish O'Grady with children: 

• Darby O'Grady

• Catherine O'Grady 

vii John Mounckton, who married Ann (unknown) 

5 Thomas Mounckton, referenced in his brother Nicholas's Will of 1674. Thomas married (unknown) and had children: 

i Nicholas Mounckton 

Investigation Reason: Irby was connected to Powell - Hassard Powell & Powell family connected to John & Daniel Heaphy through court records. 

Thomas Irby (1608 - 1658) married Susan Cahir (b.1612). Children: 

Rev. Anthony Irby (1646 - 1706), who became the Rector at Druntileague, Limerick, married Elizabeth Massey (c1650 - 1716) daughter of Hugh I Massey of the Massey family of Druntileague, Limerick. Elizabeth Massey had previously been married to Robert Powell (1643 - 1684), brother to Hassard Powell, who married Elizabeth Mounckton. 

The Massey family descend from a Cromwellian soldier, named Captain Hugh Massey who was granted 3,055 acres in Coshlea, Co. Limerick for his services. The land included Duntrileague and was greatly expanded as time went on. His two great grandsons became the 1st Baron Massey of Duntrileague and the 1st Baron Clarina of Elm Park [Landed Estates: NUI Galway]. John Heaphy and his son, Eyre, were stewards at Elm Park for Lord Clarina, the second branch of the Massey family.  

Anthony Irby, died 08 November 1706, Clonmore, Limerick and his wife, Elizabeth Massy Irby died in 1716, "Coolegon", Clare. Rev. Anthony Irby and Elizabeth Massey had the following children: 

i Elizabeth Irby is the eldest daughter of Rev. Anthony Irby, and she married John Brady in 1696, Cashel & Emly.  

ii Alice Irby, who married John Parker, of Dunkipp, Limerick. John Parker is the son of John & Abigail Parker of Dunkipp, Limerick, and is a sibling to: John Parker, Thomas Parker, Edward Parker, Nicholas Parker, George Parker & Mary Parker (m. Thomas Studdert, son of George Studdert & Millicent Rose).  Alice Irby and John Parker had the following children: 

Anthony Parker (High Sheriff of Limerick, 1740), who married (first) Amy Massey, daughter of William Massey (nephew to Elizabeth Massey Irby) and married (second) to Anne Bentley. Anthony and Amy had a daughter: 

• Alice Parker, born 1748, Limerick. Alice married (unknown) and a child: 

Anthony Parker, who married Ann Grady, daughter of Standish Grady in 1761, Limerick. 

John Parker 

Hugh Parker 

Richard Parker 

Investigation Reason: Powell family connected to John & Daniel Heaphy through court records. Powell connection with Green family of Limerick - connected to Heaphy. 

John Powell (b.1593) born England, and died in Co. Tipperary, Ireland. John married Margaret Hassard (1590 - 1630), born England. Children: 

Robert Powell (c1618 - 1674), who married Barbara Herbert (b.1620). Children: 

i Robert Powell (1643 - 1684), born Druntileague, Co. Limerick.

ii George Powell (b.1644)

iii Giles Powell (1645)

iv Hassard Powell, (c1644 - 1650) 

v Barbara Powell 

vi Ann Powell 

Giles Powell (1618 - 1692), an English soldier, he received large amounts of land in Limerick, exceeding 10,000 acres. Giles married Joanne Russell in 1669, Cashel & Emly. Children: 

i Hassard Powell (d.1684/5) of Limerick, he married Elizabeth Mounckton, daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth Mounckton. (See Mounckton Family on this page). Betham Genealogical Abstracts have the following names for Hassard Powell from his Will, that is dated 1697, on which Administration must have been granted:  

Hassard Powell of Mitchelstowne, Co Limerick, Esq. - Hassard Powell of same, gent. Maira Brady, otherwise Powell of Toomgraney, Co. Clare, wife of Hugh Brady. Mabella Robinson, otherwise Powell of Limerick, wife of George Robinson - the children. Admin date 1697

Children of Hassard Powell and Elizabeth Mounckton: 

Hassard Powell [See the mismanagement of his estate, under the Mounckton Family] B. Before 1680.  Hassard married Elizabeth (unknown). Children: 

• Giles Powell (d.1733)

• Hassard Powell, married Elizabeth Matthews in 1749, daughter of Samuel Matthews of Co. Kilkenny. Hassard is referenced as the wife of Elizabeth, in the Will of Samuel Matthews, dated 1759. Children: 

Mary Powell, only daughter of Hassard Powell. Mary married Massey Stackpoole.

Hassard Powell

(Son) Powell 

• Elizabeth Powell, who married Edward Moore Ryves, son of Robert Ryves, Limerick. (Ref: ROD. Memorial 51581), before 1733. Children: 

Robert Ryves, referenced in his grandmother, Elizabeth Powell's Will, dated 1751. Died 1753. His wife is referenced as Anne Powell, daughter of the Hassard Powell. Robert's children are referenced as: Elizabeth Ann, Catherine and Jane Ryves. 

Anne Ryves, referenced in her grandmother, Elizabeth Powell's Will, dated 1751. 

1733 [Court of Exchequer]

Pet: Hugh Massey & George Purdon Esq, Executors of Elizabeth Irby

Def: Elizabeth Powell**, Daniel Heaphy* & Edward Purdon, Edward Moore Ryves & Elizabeth Powell Ryves, his wife, administration of Hassard Powell, deceased & William Bourke.

*Daniel Heaphy, is Daniel, husband of Rachel Blennerhassett and son of John Heaphy, who was involved in the 1702 case with Hassard Powell, Elizabeth's father, over the mismanagement of the estate by his uncles. 

**Elizabeth Powell, is the wife of Hassard Powell. 

• Anne Powell 

• Mary Powell 

Mary Powell, married Hugh Brady, of Toomgraney, Co. Clare. 

Mable Powell, married George Robinson, of Limerick. 

ii Richard Powell, of Limerick. Richard married Jane Jones, in 1681, daughter of James Jones, Kilkenny and sister to Ambrose Jones (Bishop of Cashel), Martha, Jane, Sarah Jones, and Rebecca Jones Congreve, husband of Rev. John Congreve (1656-1710).  

20 June 1702 [Court of Chancery] 

Def: Hugh Brady, other Heffernan, Timothy Fogherty, Anthony Irby and his wife Elizabeth, John Heaphy & Congreve

Pet: Hassard Powell Esq

iii Robert Powell (b.1669), of Limerick, he married Elizabeth Massey, daughter of Hugh I Massey of Druntileague, Limerick. Children: 

Richard Powell (1668 - 1747). Richard married Martha Minnitt in 1694, Limerick, daughter of Robert Minnitt and Jean Kent. Martha's sister, Hannah, was married to Mr. Atkins and their son was John Atkins. This connection to the Atkin family has not yet been found (2026). Richard was of Newgarden, Limerick. Richard Powell's nephew is Godfrey Green (Per his Will, 1747). Children: 

• Robert Powell (1694 - 1738) of Coghvilla, Co. Limerick. Details from his Will as follows: 

Sons - Richard Powell (eldest), Eyre Evans Powell, Robert Stratford Powell & Caleb Powell. Daughters - Anne Powell & Martha Powell, natural. Daughter - Mary Powell. Kinsman - Robert Powell, son of Thomas Powell. Mother - Martha Powell. Father - Richard Powell, Esq. Kinsman - Hugh Massey Junior.  

Robert married Anne Eyre (1689 - 1734), in 1717 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 70949), of Galway, second daughter of Samuel Eyre and Anne Stratford, and brother to Thomas Eyre, as referenced in her son, Eyre Evans Powell's Will of 1772. Children of Robert and Anne: 

Richard Powell, with a possible marriage to Eleanor Roberts in 1742, Cashel & Emly. Referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747. Richard Powell was of Newgarden, Limerick, Freeman (Ref: Limerick County Electoral Registers, 1761). There is a court record for 1752 as follows: 

Eyre Evans Powell, second son of Robert. Of Prospect, Limerick. Referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747.  Married (unknown). Children:

Jane Powell, second daughter of Eyre Evans Powell, she married Philip Smyth, Limerick in 1775 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 206473). 

Stratford Powell, referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747. Stratford, died c1759, PB of that date. Names referenced as follows: 

1759. Brothers - Richard Powell and Eyre Powell. Sisters - Anne Evans and Martha Powell. Brothers - Caleb Powell and John Powell. Nephew - John, son of brother John. 

Caleb Powell, referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747. Caleb married Frances Bowen in 1760 (Ref: Ireland Diocesan And Prerogative Marriage Licence Bonds Indexes 1623-1866). Died 1787, Newtown Pery, Limerick. 

Anne Powell, referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747. Anne married John Evans in 1755, Killaloe Diocese. 

Martha Powell, referenced in the Will of his grandfather, Richard Powell, who died 1747. 

There is also a reference to a John Powell. Stratford Powell in his Will of 1759, is the only one to mention John. Information on John Powell as follows: 

John Powell, born 1720, BA in 1741 (Ref: Alumni Dublinenses, 1924 Edition). Died 1766. John is referenced in the Will of his brother, Caleb, in 1759. John, of Cloverfield, Limerick, married Martha (unknown) with children: 

John Powell 

Robert Powell, mentioned in the pre-marriage agreement of his sister Anne to William Fitzgerald in 1782. 

Stratford Powell

Eyre Powell

Anne Powell referenced in a deed: 348-339-233865, Reg. 13 Nov 1782 by William Fitzgerald. Anne, the daughter of John Powell, Cloverfield, Limerick, deceased, and Martha Powell, widow, and mother of Anne. Anne married William Fitzgerald, of Clare, in November 1782 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 233865) - daughter of John (deceased) and Martha (alive) Powell, Cloverfield, Limerick. 

Martha Powell

Elizabeth Powell

Susanna Powell

Ellen Powell 

In John Powell's Will, he references the following in addition to his mentioned children: 

Brothers In-Law - Eyre Evans Powell & Caleb Powell Esq.  

Disconnect Member 

Richard Powell, of Limerick, apothecary, died 1655. Brother to Anne, Blanch and Margaret Powell. Brother to Charles Powell, Bristol, UK. 

Giles Powell, of Limerick, married Susanna Adams, daughter of Roger & Prudence Adams of Cork. Roger died 1762 with Giles and Susanna still alive. Roger Adams eldest son and ancestor of the Goold-Adams family of Limerick and Cork. His brother William Adams is the ancestor of the Adams - Blood - Brew & Green families. Possible death, 1796. 

George Powell, of Limerick, who married Abigail. Children: 

i Giles Powell baptised 14 January 1738, St. Mary's Limerick. 

ii Elizabeth Powell, baptised 1751, Limerick. 

Richard Powell, of Limerick, who married Eleanor. Children: 

i Ann Powell, baptised 1747, Limerick

ii Mary Powell, baptised 1749, Limerick 

Henry Powell, married (unknown). Children: 

i Katherine Powell, baptised 1723, St. John's, Limerick. 

Investigation Reason: Purdon family connected to Heaphy, through marriage of Henry Heaphy & Margaret Purdon - Purdon connected to Powell, Green, Drew, & Blennerhassett, of Limerick - connected with Heaphy.  

Adam Purdon (1516 - 1595), born Cumberland, England and died Louth, Ireland. He was also known as James Adam Purdon. Adam married Jane Little (1520 - 1554), and she died Louth, Ireland. Children: 

1 John Purdon, born 1544

2 Simon Purdon (1542 - 1596) and he married (unknown) with children: 

i Rev. Richard Purdon

ii John Purdon, married Eleanor (unknown) and had the following children: 

Sir Nicholas Purdon of Ballyclough, Cork, MP. Sir Nicholas married Ellis Stephens, daughter of Henry Stephens, Cork. Children: 

• Adam Purdon, born 1645, son of Nicholas, aged 17 in 1662/3. 

• Gilbert Purdon, second son of Nicholas Purdon. He married Alicia Synge in 1665. Alicia was the daughter of Rev. George Synge, Bishop of Cloyne and Elizabeth Stephens. Children: 

Avariana Purdon (1707 - 1764)

Nicholas Purdon, heir to his father and later the inheritance would go to Richard Graves, Limerick. 

Jane Purdon, second daughter of Gilbert and Alice, of Ballykelly, Co. Clare. Jane married John Ringrose, son of Richard Ringrose, who was a brother to James (Jacob) Ringrose and Mary Ringrose (Croasdaile). Children: 

Richard Ringrose, not married and the only son. 

Alice Synge Ringrose. She inherited Moyne House, Scariff, Co. Clare. She married John Bowerman, of Cooline, Co. Cork. John Bowerman was dead by 1747, as per the Will of John Ringrose, father of Alice. 

29 May 1755 [Court of Exchequer]

Def: Ellen O’Brien, Elizabeth Purdon, Rev. Thomas Carr, Rev. Geo Massy, William Purdon, Ringrose Drew, Ringrose Bowerman, Mary O’Brien, Cornel O’Brien, Thomas O’Brien, Tim O’Brien, Matthew Kennedy, Ellen, his wife, John Heaphy & Margaret, his wife.

Pet: Alice Bowerman, executor John Ringrose

Children of Alice and John: 

Henry Bowerman (d.1780/1) married Amelia Evans in 1748, daughter of Nathaniel Evans and Bridget Green of Carker House, Doneraile. (See Evans Family) A pre-marriage agreement existed, ref: ROD, Memorial 92960. Ringrose Bowerman, his brother of Clare, was witness to the memorial, with Christopher Crofts, Cork, and John Ryves Nettles, witnesses to the deed. Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Ringrose, in 1747. Henry is the uncle of Bridget Evans, daughter of Nicholas Green Evans, brother to his wife, Amelia. Children: 

Bridget Bowerman, who married Mr. Neville (Ref: Henry Bowerman's Will, 1781). Children - Amelia, Maria & Henrietta Neville. 

Jane (Catherine) Bowerman, who married John Ryves Nettles. Children: 

Martha Nettles, Alice Nettles & Elizabeth Nettles 

Ringrose Bowerman (D.1774). Of Moyne, Scariff, Clare. Ringrose married Avariana Purdon in 1757. Referenced in his grandfather's Will, John Ringrose, in 1747. Children (Ref: Henry Bowerman's Will, the uncle): 

John Ringrose Bowerman, Henry Bowerman, Richard Bowerman, Elizabeth Bowerman, Jane Bowerman, Avariana Bowerman, & Alice Bowerman. 

Margaret Ringrose (1698 - 1755). Margaret was the second daughter of Jane Purdon and John Ringrose. She became the co-heiress of her father's estate along with her sister Alice Ringrose Bowerman. Margaret married Francis Drew, of Drewscourt Estate, Limerick, in 1716/18. Francis Drew was high sheriff and son of Barry Drew of Waterford and later Drewscourt and Barry's second wife, Ruth Nettles of Tourin, Waterford. The couple had five sons and four daughters. Children: 

Francis Drew, eldest son. 

Barry Drew, of Drewscourt, Limerick. Barry Mary Conyers, in 1759, sister of Charles Conyers, Charlestown and daughter of Odell Conyers. Died by before 1795. Children: 

Margaret Drew, only daughter of Barry, she married John Cuffe Kelly, Galway, in 1793 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 330703. Pre-marriage £5k). Francis Drew, only son and heir, of Drewscourt. 

George Purdon Drew 

Ringrose Drew, (D. 1787, Clare Journal) 4th son of Margaret Ringrose & Francis Drew (Ref: Crossle Abstracts). He married Jane Molony, Killaloe Diocese in 1750. Jane is the only daughter of James Molony. Children: 

Francis Drew (eldest son, m. Frances Odell, 1777, Limerick, daughter of John Odell), John Ringrose Drew, Lambert Drew (d.1799, m. Eliza Benn, 1785, dau. of John Benn, Limerick), Mary Drew (Annesly - eldest daughter), Marcella (Mercy) Drew (Horan), Jane Drew (4th daughter, m. Samuel Coates, Tipperary, 1782), Anastasia Drew (m. Feltan Watson, Tipperary, 1780), & Elizabeth Drew (m. Patrick Burke, Galway, 1784). 

Marcella (Mercy) Drew, b. c1754, daughter of Ringrose Drew & Jane Molony, married Elias Horan in 1774. Elias was the son of Robert Horan Newcastle and cousin to Margaret Heaphy, who married Rev. Simon Holland. See Horan Family. Children: Ringrose Drew Horan & Elias Horan.  

Alice Drew, daughter of Francis Drew, Drewscourt, Limerick, she married Charles O'Neil, Cork in 1747 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 87697). 

Margaret Drew, youngest daughter of Francis, married Andrew Nash, Cork, 1752, second son of Lowellin Nash (Ref: ROD. Memorial 106460). 

& 1 More Daughter 

Elizabeth Purdon, married John Wilkinson, of Johnstown, Cork in 1693. Their daughter Miss Wilkinson, married unknown and their daughter, married Gerald Blennerhassett of Riddlestown House, Limerick. 

Simon Purdon, (c1655 - 1719). It is unclear if Simon is a son of Gilbert, however, he was born England and married Helena Synge, in 1683, daughter of Rev. Edward Synge, Bishop of Cloyne and Barbara Latham.  Children: 

George Purdon (d.1740). Heir of Simon Purdon. George married Jane Eyre in 1717 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 17623).  Jane Eyre was the daughter of Edward Eyre and Jane Maynard. Following the death of George Purdon, Jane Eyre married again to Richard Fitzpatrick.

21 June 1733 [Court of Exchequer]

Def: Hugh Massey, George Purdon, James Butler and Macraith Heffernan

Pet: John Heaphy

Margaret Purdon, born c1690. Margaret married Edward Finch in 1717. 

Simon Purdon (1691- 1749) Medical Doctor of Ballykelly, Co. Clare. Simon married Elizabeth Purdon, daughter and heiress of Major George Purdon of Primrose Hill, Cork. Children: 

George Purdon, who married Arabella Causabon in 1746. (Ref: ROD). Children of George and Arabella are: 

Arabella Purdon (b.c1753, m. Benjamin Frend, 1773), William Casuabon Purdon (b.c1752 - 1836, Major 7th Dragoon Guards, m. Deborah Head, 1793, 5 children and each one married), Simon Purdon (b.c1750 - 1792, Newgarden, Limerick, m. Margaret Ann Ingoldsby Massey, 1773, widow of Hugh Ingoldsby Massey). 

Jane Purdon who married Rev. George Massey in 1742, son of Hugh Massey, Druntileague, Limerick. Rev. George Massey was the Archdeacon of Ardfert. (Ref: ROD. Memorial 76691). 

Gilbert Purdon, who married Anne Parker, daughter of Anthony Parker of Castle Lough in 1767. 

Avariana Purdon, who married Richard Ringrose Bowerman, of Moyne House, Scariff, in 1757. Richard was the son of John Bowerman and Alice Synge Ringrose - as above. 

Helena Maria Purdon (1700 - 1731). Helena married Daniel Toler (1705 - 1755) c1721 (Ref: ROD. Memorial 19993).  Daniel is the third son of Nicholas Toler of Graige, Tipperary. Children: 

Helena Maria Toler (c1727 - 1787). Helena married Richard Maunsell in 1745. Richard is the son of Richard Maunsell and Jane Waller. Helena and Richard had five known children. 

Catherine Toler married John Green, son of George Green of Old Abbey, Limerick in 1758. [See Green Family]

Nicholas Toler 

William Purdon married (unknown). Children: 

William Purdon 

John Purdon, born 1707. Counsellor at Law. Son of Simon Purdon, of Clare. Aged 18 in 1725. Irish Bar - 1742. 

Rev. Edward Purdon (1693 - 1739) of Limerick. Edward married (unknown). 

1733 [Court of Exchequer]

Pet: Hugh Massey & George Purdon Esq, Executors of Elizabeth Irby

Def: Elizabeth Powell, Daniel Heaphy & Edward Purdon, Edward Moore Ryves & Elizabeth Powell Ryves, his wife, administration of Hassard Powell, deceased & William Bourke.

Children: 

Charles Purdon, born 1728, son of Rev. Edward Purdon, Limerick. Aged 16 in 1744. BA in 1749. 

Edward Purdon, born 1729, aged 15 in 1744, son of Edward. 

Barbara Purdon, second daughter of Simon Purdon. Barbara married John Stackpoole in 1719, son of George Stackpoole, of Ennis, Clare (Ref: ROD. Memorial 14632).  

2 more sons 

iii Elizabeth Purdon 

3 Jane Purdon (1536 - 1595). Jane married Adam Loftus (1533 - 1605). Adam was the Most Rev. Adam Loftus, Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The couple had 16 children, with 8 dying in infancy. 

4 Margaret Purdon 

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George Purdon, of Tinerara, Co. Clare, is connected above with is possible brother or father being Simon Purdon. George Purdon's Will is dated, 1787. Children:  

Dr. George Purdon (1784 - 1848). George Purdon was a Medical Doctor (F.R.C.S.I) and he married (unknown). Children: 

i William Purdon

ii George Purdon

iii Arabella Purdon

iv Margaret Purdon (1816 - 1895). Margaret married (first) to Mr. Ellis, of the Ellis family, Killaloe. Margaret married (second) to Henry Heaphy (1820 - 1897), son of John Heaphy, Steward, Clarina and Francis Green, of the Green family, Limerick. Margaret was the daughter of Dr. George Purdon Esq, Killaloe (Purdon family of Ogonnolloe, and of Tinarana House) and married on the 04.06.1862, COI Cathedral, Killaloe under the rites and ceremonies of the United Church of England and Ireland.  Witnesses to the wedding were William Ferber (for Henry) and John Ellis (for Margaret). The Purdon family were landlords of Ogonnolloe, situated between Killaloe and Tuamgraney. They were also surgeons and medical doctors.  The Purdon family built Tinarana House (3 story, 16 bedroom Victorian house) in 1870 as a fishing and hunting lodge.  

Simon George Purdon of Killaloe married (unknown) with children: 

i Frances Harriet Purdon, marrying in August 1864 to Herbert Lloyd. 

ii Louisa Purdon, marrying in October 1867 to Robert Glasgow. 

Amy Purdon, of Ballykelly, Clare, daughter of Ann Purdon, married Charles O'Callaghan in 1791, son of Cornelius O'Callaghan. Also referenced as part of the pre-marriage settlement is John P Bowerman of Ballykelly, Clare (Ref: ROD. Memorial 290873). 

Investigation Reason: Tynte connected to the Tottenham - Tottenham connected to John & Daniel Heaphy. 

Edward Tynte (c1520 - 1582), of Somerset, England, who married Anne Parminter and had a son, Edmond Tynte, who married Elizabeth Panter, born 1540, Somerset, England. Edmond and Elizabeth had two known sons: Robert Tynte and Edward Tynte as follows: 

Edward Tynte, died 1648, Youghal, Cork. 

Robert Tynte (1571 - 1645), born Somerset, England and moved to Youghal, Cork. Robert Tynte was married twice, and married (first) to (unknown). Robert Tynte became Sir Robert Tynte of Ballycrenan, Cork in 1620.  Tynte's Tower House Castle in Youghal, Cork became associated with the family, when it was granted to Sir Robert, when it was forfeited by the Crown at the end of Desmon Rebellion in 1584. The castle remained within the Tynte family until 1866. The couple had the following children: 

i Robert Tynte (1593 - 1645). Robert marries Phillipa Harris, daughter of Sir Edward Harris. Children: 

Robert Tynte (1620 - 1645) Birth based on Alumni Dublineneses 1924 Edition, eldest son of Robert Tynte of Ballcreenan, Cork. 

Bridget Tynte marries Sir Thomas Crosbie (d.1694), an Anglo-Irish soldier, high sheriff (1661, Kerry), and politician. Crosbie was the eldest son of David Crosbie of Ardfert, a Colonel and Governor, Co. Kerry, 1641 (Ref: Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland). Sir Thomas Crosbie, married secondly to Ellen, daughter of Garrett Fitzgerald of Limerick, but she died soon after with no children. Thomas married thirdly to Elizabeth, daughter of William Hamilton.  Children of Bridget Tynte and Sir Thomas Crosbie: 

• David Crosbie (1660 - 1717), high sheriff 1683, Kerry. David marries Jane Hamilton, sister of Elizabeth Hamilton, who had married David's father. Father and son got married on the same day (Ref: Crosbie, Thomas - Dictionary of Irish Biography). Children of David Crosbie and Jane Hamilton:  

Margaret Crosbie (1701 - 1759), who marries (first) Lancelot Sandes and (second) George Green of Old Abbey, Shanagolden, Limerick. [See Green Family] Children: 

Frances Green, married Richard Meredith (Kerry) in 1752.  Their daughter, Meredith Green, married Tobias Horan, son of Robert Horan, Newcastle, Limerick, in 1772. Tobias Horan is the cousin of Margaret Heaphy, who married the Rev. Simon Holland in 1779. 

Catherine Green, referenced in her grandfather's will of 1745 - Captain John Green.  

George Green, baptismal date of 30 Apr 1738, St. Mary's COI, Limerick, son of George Green Esq., and Margaret. 

John Green, is referenced as the son of George Green of Abbey, he married Catherine Toler, daughter of Daniel Toler & Helena Maria Purdon, and sister of the 1st Earl of Norbury (Landed Estates, Uni of Galway), in Tipperary in 1758 (Ref: Pue Occurences, Dublin, 24 Jan 1758). 

Sir Maurice Crosbie, 1st Baron Brandon and his son William Crosbie 2nd Lord Brandon, was created Earl of Glandore. 

Marianne Crosbie 

William Crosbie, Major in the army. 

Rev. Patrick Crosbie, born 1664

Walter Crosbie, born 1666 

Sarah Crosbie, who married Henry Stoughton, of Rattoo, Co. Kerry. 

Bridget Crosbie, how married Philip Morgel. 

• Thomas Crosbie 

• Plus 4 more children 

Edward Tynte 

Phillis Tynte

John Tynte

William Tynte. William is referenced with his brother, Henry, in 1656 with Gerald/Garrat Fitzgerald in the Court of Chancery records. William married Ann Atkinson in 1664, Dublin. 

Thomas Tynte 

Mary Tynte 

Dame Anne Tynte married Walter Yelverton. Walter Yelverton of Rathmore, Cork, died 1685. 

Elizabeth Tynte 

ii Dorothy Tynte, who married Peregrine Spencer (c1595 - 1640), son of Edmund Spencer (English Poet, arrived in Ireland - 1580) and Elizabeth Boyle. Children:

Catherine Spencer, who married Mr. O' Cahill. 

Hugolin Spencer, referenced in the Court of Chancery Bill, dated 26 May 1666, with Ellin Cahill. 

Mary Spencer

Peregrine Spencer 

iii John Tynte (bef 1609 - 1669) In Somerset, England on his death. John married Frances (unknown) of Somerset, England. 

iv Catherine Tynte married William Hyde. Children: 

Arthur Hyde, referenced in the Will of his uncle, William Tynte in 1669. 

v Jane Tynte, married Major Nicholas Pyne, son of Henry Pyne. Children: 

Sir Richard Pyne, was the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. 

vi Mary Tynte. It is unclear if she is the daughter of Robert's first wife, or of Elizabeth Boyle. Mary married Giles Workman, Esq., of Tipperary. 

vii Sir Henry Tynte. (d.1661) Unclear if he is the son of Robert's first wife or Elizabeth Boyle. Henry married. He marries Dame Mabella Smyth (Osborn) (d.1690), daughter of Sir Percy Smyth, Esq., Waterford. Dame Mabella Smyth following the death of Sir Henry Tynte, married Col Roger Osborn, who became the step father of Henry Tynte (below, ref: Betham Genealogical Abstracts). Children: 

Henry Tynte, born 1659, son of Henry, born Cork. (Ref: Alumni Dublinenses, 1924 Edition). 

Robert Tynte married (second) to Elizabeth Boyle Spencer (widow of poet, Edmond Spencer) (1576 - 1622), daughter of Stephen Boyle, of Northamptonshire, England and Joan Coper, daughter of John Cope and Bridget Raleigh - related to Sir Walter Raleigh. 

Elizabeth Boyle was the cousin of Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, a friend of Robert Tynte. 

Elizabeth Boyle was married three times - Edmund Spencer, poet; Roger Seckerstone; & Robert Tynte. Elizabeth's son with Roger Seckerstone was also named Roger Seckerstone. 

Robert Tynte and Elizabeth Boyle had the following children: 

i Margaret Tynte born c1613, married John Tottenham in 1632, who had arrived from Barrington, Cambridge, England to Cork. John was the eldest son of John Tottenham and Agnes Mustell. Children: 

John Tottenham (1633 - 1700), the eldest son, of Tottenham Green, an estate he purchased in Co. Wexford, from Charles Collins, cira 1670. John married Catherine Atkin, his cousin and daughter of John Atkin of Polemore, Co. Cork. [See Tottenham/Atkin Family] Children: 

• John Tottenham (1657 - 1667) 

• Edward Tottenham (1659 - 1712) the only surving son of John Tottenham, married (First) Elizabeth Hayman, (dau of Samuel Hayman, Youghal, Cork and Elizabeth Atkin), with son Charles Tottenham (1685 - 1758), who marries Elinor Cliffe (1696 - 1745, dau of John Cliffe, Wexford, Tory, Irish House of Commons).  It is through Charles Tottenham, the family intermarry with the Loftus family of Loftus Hall, Wexford. Edward Tottenham is also referenced as the cousin of John Heaphy, son of Daniel. 

• William Tottenham (1661 - 1661) 

Edward Tottenham (1635 - 1702). Edward married first to Elizabeth (unknown) who died young and Edward married secondly to Sarah Spencer, with children:

• John Tottenham

• Edward Tottenham

• Elizabeth Tottenham 

ii William Tynte, died 1669. Referenced in his Will are his nephew, Arthur Hyde, Cork and Pierce Butler of Killvelaugh, Tipperary. Arthur is the son of Catherine Tynte and William Hyde.

iii Bridget Tynte (half sister) Bridget marries William Bowen of Ballyadams, Co. Laois, son of Sir John Bowen. William Bowen died aged 72 on 10 April 1686. Children: 

Helena Bowen, the eldest daughter, she married Edward Brereton of Loughtioge, 

Katherine Bowen, the second daughter, married Peirce Butler of Killvelaugh, Co. Tipperary. 

The estate at Ballyadams, eventually fell to the two sisters of William's Bowen's first marriage with Bridget Tynte - Helena & Katherine. William Bowen's second marriage was with Margaret, daughter of Sir William Domville, with the couple having one son and three daughters. Additional reading on the Bowen family: 

Bowen family of Ballyadams Castle

Saved by Two Daughters - The Irish Aesthete 

Investigation Reason: Tubbs connected to John Heaphy through court records. Tubbs connected to Evans & Vokes. 

William Tubbs of Limerick, married Elizabeth Brookin, in 1664, Cashel & Emly MLB, with children: 

i William Tubbs, who married Elizabeth Tiernan before 1708. Elizabeth was the sister of George Tiernan, Faith Tiernan (m. Jeremy Hayes) and Margaret Tiernan (m. Maunsell). Known children: 

Thomas Tubbs, mentioned in the marriage record of Elizabeth Tubbs and John Evans in 1725. Unclear if Thomas is an uncle or a brother of Elizabeth? 

Elizabeth Tubbs, married John Evans (c1700 - 1780) in 1725, Cork & Ross, (Ref: ROD. Memorial 34788). With Children: 

• Raymond Evans (c1725 - 1805), who married Miss Vokes (d.1816), with children: 

John Evans, who may have married Ann Lacey, with son, Raymond Evans, born 1792. [See Evans Family]

William Tubbs (d.1773), of Knocklary Limerick. Son of William Tubbs, but may not be the son of Elizabeth Tiernan. William married Judith Allen, in 1726, ref. ROD. Memorial 48058. Judith is the daughter of Stephen Allen of Killowing, Tipperary. Children: 

• Faithey Tubbs, daughter of William Tubbs, buried 28 March 1731, St. John's, Limerick. 

Standish Tubbs (d.1757) He is recorded as the kinsman to Nicholas Tubbs, who married Susanna Swift - see below. 

ii Catherine Tubbs, married Edward Apjohn in 1711, Cashel & Emly. Edward Apjohn died 1733, Ballyclough, Limerick. Children: 

James Apjohn. There is a reference to James in the Court of Chancery/Exchequer records for 1752 as follows: 

14 Dec 1752 [Court of Exchequer]

Def: Bryn O’Donnell, Standish Tubbs, William Tubbs, William Slatterford, Raymond Evans, Robert Powell, John Heaphy, Michael Rice and Edmond Butler

Pet: James Apjohn

James Apjohn is a cousin of Raymond Evans, Standish & William Tubbs, through the marriage of Catherine Tubbs & Edward Apjohn, in 1711.  

John Tubbs, of Gortrush, Limerick, married Mary Butler. Mary Butler Tubbs died in 1738. Children:  

i Nicholas Tubbs (d.1757), of Kings Country, Nicholas married Susanna Swift, brother of Thomas Swift. Children: 

Rev. Nicholas Tubbs, born 1702 (Ref: Alumni Dublinenses, 1924 Edition), of Balliboy, Kings County, he married Elizabeth Pue on the 24 April, 1738. Nicholas is referenced in the marriage of Elizabeth Tubbs and John Evans, in 1725, where he is recorded as a scholar at Trinity College, Dublin. Children: 

• Nicholas Tubbs, Attorney, Limerick. He married in 1760, to Susanna Roche (sister to Blanch Roche) Limerick, is the eldest daughter of William Roche (Ref: ROD. Memorial 136609) and Blanch Poe.  

Clare Journal. 08 May 1760. TUBBS. Last Monday morning was married at Limerick, Mr Nicholas Tubbs, attorney, to Miss Susanna Roche daughter of the Rev. Mr William Roche, deceased......handsome fortune. 

Children of Nicholas and Susanna: 

Blanch Tubbs, referenced in the Wills of her grandmother and aunt, Blanch Roche. 

Susanna Tubbs, referenced in the Will of their aunt, Blanch Roche, 1794. Susanna married Samuel Dickson on the 09 July 1801, St. Marys, COI, Limerick. 

Letitia Tubbs, referenced in the Will of their aunt, Blanch Roche, 1794. Letitia married George Willman on the 14 October 1797, St. Marys, COI, Limerick. 

Nicholas Tubbs, second son of Nicholas and Susanna and referenced in the Will of his aunt, Blanch Roche, 1794. 

• Elizabeth Tubbs, baptised on the 30 Sep 1733, St. John's COI, Limerick. As the date given for the marriage of Nicholas and Elizabeth Pue is 1738, it is possible, Elizabeth has a different mother, or else another Nicholas Tubbs exists. 

Elizabeth Tubbs. 

ii Catherine Tubbs

iii Michael Tubbs, married Margery (Unknown) before 1739 (Ref: Court of Exchequer Bills). Landed Estate court rentals shows that Michael Tubbs had leased lands from Henry Bridgeman as follows: 

Landed Estate Court Rentals. Held under lease forever, dated 18th May 1747 from Henry Bridgeman to Michael Tubbs - 300 acres. 

iv Butler Tubbs

v Elizabeth Tubbs married Henry Bridgeman. Referenced in 1757, Will of Nicholas Tubbs, her brother.  

There is also a record for a Bryan Stapleton in 1757, who is a kinsman to Nicholas Tubbs, who married Susanna Swift. 

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Ellen Tubbs, married John Morgan, 1755, Cashel & Emly. 

Segnith Tubbs?, referenced Court of Exchequer Bills, 1758, with Michael Tubbs. Referenced in the Court of Exchequer Bills in 1752, as the administrator for Thomas Tubbs.

Investigation Reason: White connected to Holliday - Holliday connected to Thomas Heaphy, through marriage. White connected to Heaphy, of Killorglin - duel between White & Heaphy - marriage between Lucinda Heaphy & Hamilton White. White connected to Holland - Rev. Simon Holland connected to Margaret Heaphy through marriage. 

Dominick White, of Limerick, as per John Davis White of 1887, claims that Dominick is the father of: 

Ignatious White

Simon White (d.1698) was married to a Miss Shouldham and secondly to Jane Hovell. The marriage with Jane Hovell was in 1680, Cork & Ross Diocese. Simon White of Knocksentry, Limerick, whose possible ancestry dates all the way back to 1197/8, Limerick to Walter White, High Sheriff of Limerick (Ref: Quarterly Journal for members of the American College of Heraldry, Volume XXXII).  Simon had the following children: 

i Thomas White, born 1656, son and heir of Simon White. Referenced in the Alumni Dublinenses, 1924 Edition, in 1673, aged 17 years. 

ii Henry White, of Knocksentry, Limerick. Henry married Susanna (unknown) and had the following children: 

John White

Sarah White

Susanna White

Frances White 

iii Captain Richard White (c.1730/1). Richard settled first at Whyddy Island, Cork and later to Bantry, Cork. He married Margaret Hamilton (d.1736). Children: 

Margaret White

Sarah White

Richard White (1701 - 1776). BA 1724, MA 1727, and Irish Bar 1731 (Ref: Alumni Dublinenses, 1924 Edition). Bantry House became associated with the White's formerly belonging to the Hutchinson family. Richard married Martha Davis in 1734. Martha was the granddaughter of the Very Rev. Rowland Davis, Dean of Cork & Ross. Richard and Martha had the following children: 

• Hamilton White, died 1785. However, there is a record that Hamilton had a son out of marriage named Boyle White who became a captain (1777 - 1806). Boyle White married Honoria O'Sullivan in 1802, and she later married Captain George Henry Green RN. Boyle White and Honoria had two children: George Boyle White, b.1802 and William White b.1806. 

• Margaret White who married Viscount Richard Longfield, 1st Viscount Longueville.

• Simon White (1739 - 1776). He died the same year as his father, Richard.  Simon married Frances Jane Hedges Eyre in 1766, daughter of Richard Hedges Eyre of Macroom Castle. Children: 

Earl Richard White (1767 - 1851), married Lady Margaret Anne Hare, in 1799, of Listowell, Kerry, daughter of 1st Earl of Listowell. Children:

Earl Richard White, 2nd Earl of Bantry, who married Lady Mary O'Brien, 3rd daughter of the William, 2nd Marquess of Thomond. Children: 

• Richard White

• William Henry Hare Hedges White married Jane Herbert with children: 

Charlotte Olivia Hedges-White, who married Sir Arthur Guinness, of the brewing family, in 1871 and she became known as Baroness Ardilaum. She was in her time, after the British Monarchy, the wealthiest woman in Britain and Ireland.  

Elizabeth Mary Hedges-White, who married Egerton Leigh in 1874, London. 

Emily Anne Hedges-White (1848 - 1860).

Ina Maude Hedges-White, who married Sewallis Edward Shirley in 1855, England. 

William Henry Hare Hedges-White who married Rosamond Catherine Trevor in 1886, Rome, Italy.

Jane Frances Anne Hedges-White, who married Edward Maxwell Kenny-Herbert in 1876. 

• Simon White 

• Robert Hedges Eyre White 

• Maria White 

Simon White (c.1769 - 1838), married Sarah Doherty Newenham, in 1801, youngest daughter of John Newenham of Maryborough, Cork. 

Hamilton White (c.1770 - 1804), 3rd of 4 sons. Hamilton married Lucinda Heaphy, only daughter and heiress, of Capt. John Heaphy, and g granddaughter of Daniel Heaphy & Rachel Blennerhassett. (See Heaphy of Limerick & Kerry). Hamilton and Lucinda married on the 24th of November 1802 (Prerogative Marriage Licence Bonds 1623 - 1866. Cork & Ross and pre-marriage settlement, Registry of Deeds, memorial number: 364594). 

24 Nov 1802. Yesterday morning at Christchurch, Hamilton White Esq, brother of Lord Dartrey, to Miss Heaphy, dau of John Heaphy Esq of Tralee, Co. Kerry. (MLB Lucinda Heaphy) 

Hamilton enrolled with the Bantry Volunteers, in 1779, Force 1 Company - Colonel Hamilton White (Durrashistory.com). Lucinda Heaphy White died intestate, around the months of February/March with a date of the 02 April 1848, recorded on the court records (Ref: Public Record Office of Ireland).  Her address was Bantry, Co. Cork and Kildare Street, Dublin.  Her son, John Hamilton White was the administrator of Lucinda's estate - value sworn, £16,000. 

Children of Hamilton and Lucinda: 

Richard White (1803 - 1847). Kings Inn, 1823, ed. TCD (Durrashistory.com). Of Inchaclough, Cork. JP.  Richard's marriage to Elizabeth Williams (b.1804) as follows: 

The Southern Reporter and Cork Courier: 03 June 1826. Marriage. On Wednesday, the 31st of May, by his Grace, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, Richard White, of Bantry, of this country, Esq., eldest son of the late Hamilton White, Esq., and nephew to the Earl of Bantry, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Williams, Esq. The ceremony having been first performed at Bray church, by the Rev. Wm. C. Plunkett. 

Richard and Elizabeth had the following children: 

• Hamilton White, (1827 - 1863) Died at Northcote House, the residence of his mother. 

• Richard White 

• Elizabeth White, (1830 - 1897), eldest daughter, married Lemuel Ebenezer Warren Esq, (1808 - 1870), on the 12 Aug 1849, Bantry. Known children: Elizabeth Warren, (b.03.10.1854) only daughter (m. Arthur W. Cashel, 1894), and Edward Charles Warren, only son (b.21.06.1850 - 1869). 

• Lucinda (Lucy) White, (1834 - 1920), baptised 01 Jan 1834, sponsor: Lucinda White. Second eldest daughter, married William Hume Franks Esq, landed proprietor, on the 03 December 1863, Rathdown, Monkstown, Dublin. Known children: William Hume Franks (b.1865), Katherine Henrietta Hume Franks (b.1868) and Lucy Olive Hume Franks (b. 1873, m. James Horsfield, 1901).  

• Francis James White (d. 1860)  Not Married. 

• Edward John White (1839 - 1861) 4th son. Not Married. 

• Anna Maria White, who married Charles Fluder Esq, M.D, on the 11 March 1858, Rathdown, Dublin.  Charles Fluder, of Lyminton, England, died 23 December 1860, aged 55, Cork (Southern Reporter).

• Alice Olive White, died 1859, under the age of 21 years (Ref: Edward John's Will).

• Rose (Rosa) Eleanor White 

• Frances White 

• Walter White

• Charles Henry White 

John Hamilton White (1804 - 1883) (24.11.1804 - 15.12.1883), of Dromore House, JP (Justice of the Peace) of Dromore, Cork and nephew to the Earl of Bantry. Kings Inn, 1826, ed. TCD (Durrushistory.com). John married Alicia Daly, only daughter and heiress of Charles Daly, Esq, M.D. on the 23 June 1843. Alicia Daly White died on the 29th of December 1875 (Husband - Executor). John Hamilton White died on the 15 December 1883. No known children. 

Edward Eyre John White (c.1771 - 1791) 4th son. Not married. Edward was shot by Dr. Heaphy - Lt. Gerald Heaphy, son of Tottenham Heaphy, in a duel in 1791. Lt. Heaphy, is a cousin to Lucinda Heaphy, who married Edward's nephew, Hamilton White in 1802. 

Margaret White 

Helena White married Richard Devonsher Newenham (d.1835)

Martha White married Michael Goold Adams of James Brook, in 1801. 

Frances White married Viscount Edward Dunne, of Brittas Queens County. 

iv Barry White

v Samuel White

vi John White married (unknown) and had the following children: 

Francis White

Sarah White (c.1690 - 1737). Sarah married Charles Holliday (1670 - ) on the 27 Nov 1711, St. John's Limerick. Sarah White Holliday, was buried on the 14 July 1737, St. Johns, COI, Limerick. It currently unknown what relation Charles Holliday is to Elicia (Alice) Holliday that married Thomas Heaphy, c1755. Charles and Sarah had the following known children:  

• William Holliday, baptised 30 Nov 1712, St. John's, COI, Limerick, son of Chas.  

• Charles Holliday. Burial date, 24 Nov 1717, St. John's COI, Limerick, Charles, son of Chas.  

• John Holliday, baptised 14 April 1716, St. Johns, COI, Limerick, son of Charles 

• Charles Holliday, born 1718. Burial date, 08 May 1718, St. John's COI, Limerick, Chas, son of Chas. 

• Mary Holliday baptised 04 July 1719 at St. John's, COI, Limerick, dau. of Chas.  Burial date 20 Sep 1720, St. John's COI, Limerick, daughter of Cha 

• Anne Holliday, baptised on the 15 Aug 1720, St. John's, COI, Limerick, dau. of Chas 

Deborah White (c1693 - 1766). Deborah married Simon Holland, of the Holland family, Limerick. Children: 

• Thomas Holland, son and heir to his father and mother, Simon and Deborah Holland. 

• Sarah Holland, who marries Mr. Davis and Mr. Peacock. Sarah is a widow by 1728. Sarah had 5 children. 

• Catherine Holland, who married Stephen Hastings. Stephen was the executor of Simon Holland's Will, who died in 1748. 

• Rev. Simon Holland (1737 - 1822). Simon married Margaret Heaphy (1741 - 1834), niece of Robert Horan of Newcastle, Limerick, in 1779, Limerick. (See Heaphy of Limerick & Kerry). Children of Simon and Margaret: 

Eliza Holland, born about 1780 - 82.  Eliza married Cornelius O'Callaghan Esq, of Limerick city, in March 1809, Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare, COI.  

Limerick Gazette. 24 March 1809. On Tuesday last, at Sixmilebridge, by the Reverend William Butler, Cornelius O'Callaghan, Esq. of this city, to Miss Holland, daughter of the Reverend Simon Holland, County Clare. 

• Deborah Holland 

• Mary Holland, who married Mr. Atkinson (d. bef 1748). 

• Hezekiah Holland 

James White of Knocksentry, Limerick. 

vii Sarah White 

viii Miss White who married Simon Holland of the Holland family, Limerick, related to Rev. Simon Holland, who married Margaret Heaphy.  

ix Miss White who married Mr. Cotton. 

x Benjamin White, born 1682. Benjamin, is the son of Simon White's second wife, Jane Hovell. 

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Nicholas White of Limerick, referenced with Hassard Powell and Rebecca Jones Congreve.