The History And Antiquities of the Diocese of Kilmacduagh
The History And Antiquities of the Diocese of Kilmacduagh
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It appears, however, that Hugh Boy did not succeed to the estates on his father's death in 1594. , A certain Connor Crone O'Heyne had possession of Lydecane and its lands in 1612. He may have been the brother of the late lord. We find that this Connor, who had then attained the patriarchal age of about one hundred years, executed a deed of " Enfeoff- ment," by which he wished to transmit with special security certain portions of his property to his son Bryan O'Heyne.
This deed of " Enfeoffment ..." is fortunately published by Mr.
O'Donovan in his valuable notes to the Irish Annals, and is, we think, so quaint and interesting that it may be transcribed into our pap:es. It runs &s follows : — " To all Chresten people to whome these presents shall come, Connor Crone O'Heyn of the Ledigan in the county of Galway, Gent, send greeting to our Lord God Everlasting. Knowe yee, that I the said Connor, for sundry good and lawful considera- tions me moving, and in especial for and in the regard and consideration both of my ffatherly care and affection, as well toward my sonne Bryan O'Heyn, as toward the establishment, continuance, and succession of myn inheritance and living in myn owne kindred and family, and the better insuring and supportation of the same from ingerous chalenges, suits and vexations, thereunto to be at any time pretended, wherin the impotencie of age and state and declining years disabling me to imploy the mindful pains and travails thereunto behoofeful, the defence and upholding of my said inheritance in nature and right belonging unto my said sonne Bryan O'Heyne, have given granted enfeoffed and confirmed like as to those presents." He here sets forth the grants, which seem comparatively insignificant when compared with the extent of the O'Heyne possessions but a little earlier.
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It appears, however, that Hugh Boy did not succeed to the estates on his father's death in 1594. , A certain Connor Crone O'Heyne had possession of Lydecane and its lands in 1612. He may have been the brother of the late lord. We find that this Connor, who had then attained the patriarchal age of about one hundred years, executed a deed of " Enfeoff- ment," by which he wished to transmit with special security certain portions of his property to his son Bryan O'Heyne.
This deed of " Enfeoffment ..." is fortunately published by Mr.
O'Donovan in his valuable notes to the Irish Annals, and is, we think, so quaint and interesting that it may be transcribed into our pap:es. It runs &s follows : — " To all Chresten people to whome these presents shall come, Connor Crone O'Heyn of the Ledigan in the county of Galway, Gent, send greeting to our Lord God Everlasting. Knowe yee, that I the said Connor, for sundry good and lawful considera- tions me moving, and in especial for and in the regard and consideration both of my ffatherly care and affection, as well toward my sonne Bryan O'Heyn, as toward the establishment, continuance, and succession of myn inheritance and living in myn owne kindred and family, and the better insuring and supportation of the same from ingerous chalenges, suits and vexations, thereunto to be at any time pretended, wherin the impotencie of age and state and declining years disabling me to imploy the mindful pains and travails thereunto behoofeful, the defence and upholding of my said inheritance in nature and right belonging unto my said sonne Bryan O'Heyne, have given granted enfeoffed and confirmed like as to those presents." He here sets forth the grants, which seem comparatively insignificant when compared with the extent of the O'Heyne possessions but a little earlier.
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