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Preamble :
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Annotated transcript :
[Title:]
No. 57085 To the Reg’r 1 [Register] app’d [appointed] for reg’ring Deeds &c.
[Notes in margin:]
Hamilton to Huggins
Reg’rd the 14’th day of Nov’r 1735 at 6 o Clock in the Afternoon
[Body of memorial:]
A Memorial of a Lease for Lives Dated the twenty Eighth day of October One thousand Seven hundred & thirty five Whereby Marg’t Hamilton of Callidon in the C’o of Tyrone Spinster for the Cons’ns [Considerations] therein ment’d [mentioned] Did Demise & Set unto John Huggins of Glenarb in the parish of Aghalow & C’o of Tyrone farm’r y’t [that] p’t [part] of Kedew 2 as then in his poss’n [possession] Situate in the bar’o [barony] of Dungannon in the County of Tyrone with the Appurs [Appurtenances 
] Except as therein is excepted
… To hold from the first day of May then last for the Lives of the s’d Jn’o Huggins Jn’o Huggins his Son & W’m Pringle third son of Jn’o Pringle of Caledon & the Surv’rs [Survivors] of them At & under the Yearly rent of Twenty four pounds fifteen Shill’s [Shillings] & Eight Pence Ster. with six pence P [per] pound rec’rs [receiver’s] fees payable half Yearly above Taxes Quit rent only Excepted
… Which s’d Lease is Witnessed by the rev’d [sic] Dean Anth’y Dopping of the City of Dublin & Joseph Marshall & Ja’s Saunders Clke [Clerk] to W’m Parry of Dublin afores’d Pub. Not. [Public Notary]
__ John Huggins seal __
… Signed and Sealed in presence of us
__ Joseph Marshall __ James Saunders __
… The above named Joseph Marshall maketh Oath that he Saw the Lease whereof the above is a Mem’l [Memorial] Executed by the [illegible character] he is thereto & Saw the above named John Huggins Sign & Seal the said Mem’l & Dep’t [Deponent] is a subscr’g [subscribing] Witness to s’d [said] Lease & Mem’l & Deliv’d [Delivered] the same to M’r W’m Parry Dep: Reg’r [Deputy Register] on the 14’th day of Nov’r 1735 At or near Six o Clock in the Afternoon
__ Jos. Marshall __
… Jur 14° die 3 Nov’is 1735 cor me 4
__ Will Parry Dep Reg’r. [Deputy Registrar]
Source: Registry of Deeds, Ireland. Margaret Hamilton of Caledon, county Tyrone, to John Huggins of Glenarb, parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone. Memorial no. 82-81-57085 (dated 28 Oct 1735, registered 14 Nov 1735). Microfilm copy held by the Family History Library, archival ref. FHL film 522816 (accessed at Salt Lake City, 4th May 2016). Transcript by Alison Kilpatrick; submitted to Nick Reddan’s Registry of Deeds Index Project Ireland 
, 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 letter or letters following were raised, or written in superscript, in the original text. The affected words were contractions or abbreviations. ↩︎
- Kedew townland lies due north of Glenarb in the parish of Aghaloo. It was part of the Caledon Estate, then owned by Miss Margaret Hamilton of Caledon. ↩︎
- Latin, die, translated to English, day. ↩︎
- Latin, jur. cor. me, translated to English (idiom), sworn before me. Hence, 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. 57085 (v.82, p.81): Margaret Hamilton, spinster, to John Huggins of 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-57085/, accessed [insert date].
All rights reserved. Alison Kilpatrick ©2016.
Published 10th Aug. 2016; edited 14th Jan. 2024.