Donogh O'Grady
Family
| Claim | Detail |
|---|---|
| Father | Matthew O’Grady (1559-) |
| Mother | Alicia Fitzgibbon (1548-) |
| Spouse | Margaret Browne (~1585-) |
| Child | Dermod O’Grady (~1604-) |
| Child + | Darby O’Grady (1605-) |
| Child | Morrogh O’Grady (1606-) |
| Child | Brien O’Grady (1608-) |
Fan Chart
Attributes
| Claim | Detail |
|---|---|
| ID | I4186 |
| Gender | Male |
| Name | Donogh O'Grady |
| Natural | Matthew O’Grady |
| Natural | Alicia Fitzgibbon |
| URL | The O'Grady Papers |
Timeline
| Claim | Date | Detail | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 1574 |
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| Birth | 1585 | Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland | |
| Marriage | 1604 | Margaret Browne (~1585-), Burkes O'Grady Lineage: DONOGH O'GRADY, of Kilballyowen, by an extant deed dated 1612 made a settlement of his estates on his three sons. m. Margaret dau. of Sir Thomas Browne, Knt. of Camas, co. Limerick, and had issue, Ireland | |
| Land Transfer | Aug 1, 1608 | Assignment by Richard Rawlley of all his rights in Kilballiowen to Donatus Gradig [Donnogh o Grady]. Signed and sealed {seal missing) by Richard Rawlley. Witnesses : Walter Browne, [? H ] Grady, Gerott Rawlley, Thomas Da[ Jell, Pa. Grady., Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland | |
| Death | 1612 |
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| Land transfer | Sep 12, 1612 | Assignment of lands to sons in succession, Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland
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| Land Transfer | Feb 10, 1620 | Conveyance by Edmonde Skoolle, of Kilballiowen, to Donnogh o Gradie, of Kilballiowen, the half plowland of Ballinskoollie, being 12 acres great measure, as enjoyed by Edmonde Skoolle’s father and ancestors,, Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland
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| Land Transfer | Oct 20, 1624 | Conveyance by Sir Thomas Browne, of the Hospital, Kt., to Donnogh o Grady of his rights in Ballyhobbert alias Hubbertstowne, Co. Limerick. Recites Letters Patent 2 July, 16 James I, whereby said lands containing J plowland, lately in occupation of Th...
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| Deed | Nov 9, 1633 | Deed of attorney, Donnogh o Grady, of Kilballyowen, to his son and heir, Dermod o Gradie, of Bally [inscooby], to pay off mortgages on north moiety of Hobertstowne. Details as in deed of 28 Jan, 1629, q.v. supra. Signed and sealed (seal missi..., Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland
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| Residence | 1654 | mentioned in the Civil Survey (1654-1656) as a Juror of Inquisition, Donnogh O'Grady of Killballiowen in the Barony of Small County, Limerick. The jurors were sworn to inquire on and return the survey of the barony., Kilballyowen, County Limerick, Ireland
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| Death | 1654 |