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Lainey That's what I had but went to double check and nothing there...!! You can delete it now if you want.

Lainey ..was I dreaming or did you add your email address to your last thread...?

Thank you so much for this you have really made me happy I did wonder how it was that JJMB came to live over here in Lancashire uk . i would love any more information no matter how small you have been so kind and worked really hard to find this information that all links in with information I already have .i can t thank you enough for your help
Regards
Lainey

February 1, 1850


IN CHANCERY

Rebecca BOYLE, Spinster, Plaintiff,

Maxwell James BOYLE, and several others, Defendants

PURSUANT to the Decree in this cause, bearing date the 16th day of NOVEMBER, 1849, I require all persons having charges and incumbrances affecting the Lands and premises of Aughatatan, Aughnaglough, Rakarne, Bandough, Corgreagh, Corick, Cornegarrow, Cornemrahir, Culline, Curraghnafinnany, Drumleague, Drumnegrair, Drumnetraide, Drumsilla, Gorteen, Raluden, Tivenenass; the Town Lands and Demesne of Tullyvin, and Lappans, together with several Lands in the Barony of Clonmahon, all which said Lands and premises are situate, lying and being in the County of Cavan, and in the pleadings in this cause mentioned, the Estate of MAXWELL JAMES BOYLE, Esq., to come in before me at my Chambers on the Inns' Quay in the city of Dublin, on, or before the 1st day of MARCH next, and proceed to prove the same, otherwise they will be precluded from the benefit of said Decree.

Dated this 7th day of January, 1850,

E. LITTON

Montgomery and Leech, Plaintiff's Solicitor, No. 9, North Great George's-street, Dublin

Lainey...The history is quite interesting but very difficult to plough through...JMB died penniless after hiving of the Lands in the Co Caven and Tyrone...yes he was there also...! It was all done to prevent bankruptcy and make sure the daughters had generous settlements..son Charles from second marriage had the validity of all this taken to the Courts (he had the land in the Co Tyrone)....

I will try to send the details via a PM .....

See following post re Rebecca's Claim

Thank you for that Eringobragh1916 it has stopped me wondering how they were linked as I doubt I would ever reach the reign of James 1st .but it is always good to know .regards
Lainey

Lainey... Manor of Tullyvin.The connection to Archibald Moore and Brent Moore is taking you back to the Reign of James 1st when in the 11th year of his Reign he granted to AM and BM a patent to hold Manor Courts for their life time and for their Heirs in perpetuity.
The "Courts" were held until the death of JMB when the rights passed to MJB who did not continue holding them .
Given that the Patent passed to Heirs of AM and BM one can only assume JMB was a direct descendant of their family.

Thank you so much eringobragh1916 That is fantastic information :-D

Lainey.....James Moore Boyle m Lydia Moore Portpatrick 1788...from this marriage I have found Maxwell Moore Boyle stated as "eldest" son and Heir......from that I assume there were other male's.They also had 3 daughters Margaret Rebecca and Lydia...

Margaret married Major Coote of Cootehill 1812
Rebecca remained a Spinster (Sued Maxwell later relative to land holdings)
Lydia....haven't found her as yet

JMB married Mary Davidson 1807 and had 1 male child from that marriage Charles Boyle.

So it's not an easy one to do :-( I have received an email saying that there was a link with Archibald and Brent Moore who ran funeral plantation but have not found any link yet and the person that sent me that is not replying :-(

Hello Chris...Thanks for the above ....The "painful illness" was his Liver he was living in The Cottage Cootehill at the time....
The problem with this and other families of the time is their marrying and intermarrying also they had their BMD in the newspapers...way before Registration and often Baptisms were Private....Their names didn't help either as they tended to use Family surnames and who belonged to whom is a nightmare to find...You also have to add the English Scottish connection into the mix

(below looks to relate)

Chris :)

15 November 1854 - Morning Chronicle - London, London, England

DIED
On the 2nd inst., at Tullyvin, county of Cavan, Maxwell James Boyle, Esq., after along and painful illness.


Edits (from below link...An elegant country house built for Maxwell J. Boyle who acquired the demesne in the early nineteenth century from the Moore family and rebuilt the house)

http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&county=CV®no=40401727

Hi Maxwell James Boyle 1800 tullyvin Cavan is my 3 X ggrandfather his son James John Moore Boyle i1833 is my 2 X ggrandfather his son Charles Boyle 1858 is my g grandfather and his son Charles Ernest Boyle 1883 was my grandfather his son Desmond 1930 was my late father ..this is the link I have with him ......my late father did not know anything about his family other than his siblings of who he told me there were 21 but I have only found 13
I recently discovered they were landowners and magistrates Maxwell and James .i believe maxwells father inherited tullyvin from the Moore family. But not found any proof as yet
Regards
Lainey

Lainey....I have been searching the "Archives" trying to locate children of MJB ..what is your link to this family.. How have you traced back to them?

I have found a number of bits and pieces relating to James Moore Boyle and MJB and their "land ownership" but given the fact they were Landed Gentry and married into other "Landed Gentry" The Moore's (Co.Laois) and the Townlay's and Richardson's (Co Louth) its not a simple task ......

Thank you so much this information has helped in putting a part of my puzzle together .......is there any way I can find any children they may have had

The 1st marriage of James Moore Boyle took place Portpatrick Wigtonshire 21st November 1788.

James Moore Boyle Esq. Tullyvin last (Latterly) from Dublin to Lydia Moore eldest daughter of Richard Moore Esq. Rathdourney Queens County.

Maxwell James Boyle Esqr. of Tullyvin in the County Cavan and Miss Lydia Anne Townlay of Dundalk in the County of Louth.
Witnesses:- William Leadbeater Esqr. of Cootehill in the County of Cavan and John Townley Esqr. of Dundalk in the County of Louth, 2 September 1816.

Lydia died at Tullyvin May 12 1848

Lydia Anne Townley

mentioned in the record of Maxwell James Boyle and Lydia Anne Townley

Name Maxwell James Boyle
Spouse's Name Lydia Anne Townley
Event Date 02 Sep 1816
Event Place Portpatrick,Wigtown,Scotland

thank you for the surname of his second wife in 1949 I knew she was called ann
:-) and also the 2 nd marriage of his father james moore boyle to mary Davidson in 1807

???

Ireland Marriages 1619-1898 Transcription
Print transcription
First name(s) Maxwell James
Last name Boyle
Age -
Marital status -
Marriage year 1849
Marriage date 24 Sep 1849
Marriage place Civil Records, , Misc, Ireland
Father's first name(s) James Moore
Father's last name Boyle
Mother's first name(s) -
Mother's last name -
Previous spouse's name note prev married
Spouse's first name(s) Ann
Spouse's last name Matthews
Spouse's age -
Spouse's birth place -
Spouse's marital status -
Spouse's father's first name(s) Peter
Spouse's father's last name Matthews
Spouse's mother's first name(s) -
Spouse's mother's last name -
Residence , , Ireland
Place -
County -
Country Ireland
Record set Ireland Marriages 1619-1898
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from Ireland

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