Item 25 - Assignment of legacies held by various parties dating back to the will of Peter Daly of Clooncagh

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Assignment of legacies held by various parties dating back to the will of Peter Daly of Clooncagh, Co Galway, dated 17 March 1792 and charged on his estates, so that these lands could be sold in the Encumbered Estates Court to Denis Lord Dunsandle. The remaining legacies, which could not be paid out of the sale funds, were assigned to Skeffington Daly, as trustee, to protect the sale to Lord Dunsandle. Thomas Stratford, Dominick St, Dublin, acting executor of the will of Philip Daly, of Clooncagh, Co Galway, and administrator ‘de bonis non with the will annexed’ of Peter Daly of Clooncah, Thomas Burke of Belvedere Place Dublin, residuary legatee of Philip Daly, [fourth son of Peter Daly (1), Walter Joyce, formerly of Corgary, Co Galway, junior, ‘but now residing’ in France (2), Michael Keane of Stephen’s Place, Dublin, administrator of the goods of Walter Lambert un-administered by Martin Browne (3), Rev Henry Burke of ‘Drumeleen’ [Drumelly], Co Fermanagh and Rev Michael Burke of Doraville, Co Fermanagh (4), Frances Xaveria Elizabeth Redington, Kilcornan, Co Galway, widow and Sir Thomas Nicholas Redington KCB (5), ‘the said’ Thomas Burke of Belvedere Place, Dublin, surviving executor of the will of Peter Daly, the younger (6), Rt Hon Denis Lord Dunsandle of Dunsandle (7) and The Hon Skeffington James Daly of Dunsandle (8). Contains many genealogical details relating to the Daly family of Clooncagh. A final decree of 21 Jan 1846 ordered that about 369 acres of the lands of ‘Clorovan’ [Clogharevaun] and Killarriv, in the barony of Athenry, were to be sold. These lands to be conveyed to Robert Bowes Daly as trustee for Denis Lord Dunsandle by a deed of the same date, (30 Dec 1854). R Meade and Son, 8 Kildare St.

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