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Preamble :
- The following is an annotated transcript of a Memorial of an Irish deed. The original text contains abbreviations, old legal terms, obsolete spellings, editorial markings, and so on.
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Annotated transcript :
[Title:]
No 57084. To the Register appointed for Reg’g 1 [Registering] Deeds &c.
[Notes in margin:]
L’d Charlemont to Huggans [var. Huggins]
Reg’rd the 14’th Day of Novem’r 1735 at 6 o Clock in the afternoon
[Body of memorial:]
A Memorial of a Lease Dated the Thirtieth Day of August one Thousand Seven hundred and Thirty one Whereby the Rt Honble [Right Honourable] James Lord Visc’t [Viscount] Charlemont Did Demise Grant Sett to farm Let unto John Huggans of Glenorbe [var. Glenarb] in the Parish of Aghalow [var. Aghaloo] in the C’o of Tyrone Farmer all that part of the Town Land of Glenorbe aforesaid then in his possession as y’e 2 Same is Meared and Bounded Containing Eighty acres English Measure 
w’th y’e appurs [appurtenances ] Except as therein is Excepted
To hold from the first November then last for thirty one years at y’e yearly Rent of Twenty Three pounds Ster above Taxes Quit and Crown Rent Excepted with Six pence pr [per] pound receiv’rs [receiver’s] Fees ,
… Which s’d [said] Lease is Witnessed by Tho’s Clark Near Charlemont in y’e County of Armagh Gent & Patrick Murray of the City of Dublin Grocer and this Memorial is Witnessed by the s’d Patrick Murray and Bartholomew Delandre Clke [Clerk] to W’m Parry Publick Notary in Dublin
__ John Huggans?seal __
… Signed and Sealed in presence of us
__ Patrick Murray __ Bar’w Delandre __
… The above Named Patrick Murray Maketh Oath that he saw the above named James Lord Vis’t Charlemont Execute the Lease of which the above Writing is a Mem’l [Memorial] and also Saw the above named John Huggans Sign and Seal the said Memorial and Dep’t [Deponent] Delivered the said Memorial to M’r W’m Parry Dep Reg’r [Deputy Register or Registrar] on the fourteenth Day of Novem’r 1735 at or near Six o Clock in the afternoon
__ Patrick Murray __
… Jur 14’th die 3 Nov’r 1735 cor me 4
__ Will Parry Dep Reg’r.
Source: Registry of Deeds, Ireland. Memorial no. 57084 (v.79, p.503): Lord Charlemont to John Huggans [Huggins] of Glenarb, parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone (dated 30th Aug. 1731, registered 14th Nov. 1735). Microfilm copy held by the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (Belfast). Archival ref. MIC/311/50 (accessed by Alison Kilpatrick, Nov. 2003). Microfilm copy held by the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA (FHL microfilm no. 522815); digital images online at familysearch.org (transcript by Alison Kilpatrick; submitted to Nick Reddan’s Registry of Deeds Index Project Ireland 
irishdeedsindex.net, 12th July 2016.
See also :
- Surname index, memorials of Irish deeds: Huggins of Glenarb
- Biographical sketch: John Huggins of Glenarb (died c.1741)
- Huggins of Glenarb townland (index page)
Transcriber’s notes :
- An apostrophe indicates that the letters following were written in superscript in the original text. The affected words were contractions or abbreviations. ↩︎
- y’e was pronounced as written and translates to the modern, the. ↩︎
- Latin die, translated to English, day. ↩︎
- Latin, jur. cor. me, translated to English (idiom), sworn before me. Thus the entire phrase, Sworn on 14th day of November 1735 before me. ↩︎
End notes :
Source citation for this page: Kilpatrick, Alison. Registry of Deeds, Ireland. Memorial no. 57084 (v.79, p.503): Lord Charlemont to John Huggans [Huggins] of Glenorbe [Glenarb] (dated 30th Aug. 1731, registered 14th Nov. 1735). Annotated transcript by Alison Kilpatrick. Published to Arborealis, online at arborealis.ca/records/irish-deeds/surname-index/huggins/memorial-57084/, accessed [insert date].
All rights reserved. Alison Kilpatrick ©2016.
Published 10th Aug. 2016, edited 14th Jan. 2024.