NOTES TAKEN 25-26 JULY 2002 AT FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE, SALT LAKE CITY
ORIGIN OF THE NAME
“Sloinnte na h-Eireann – Irish
Surnames” Sean de Bhulbh (Woulfe)
Lennan: v.rare. Dublin see Lennon
Lennon: v.numerous. Ulster generally,
South East, E. Galway – Mayo, etc.. IR
O’Lionáin, O’Leannáin. The
derivation may be from leann, a cloak, or leannán, a
lover, paramour. In any event there were distinct septs in
Fermanagh, Galway and Cork. The name has been changed in
some cases to Leonard an English name q.v. IF.
Lenane: rare. Cork. See Linnane
Lannin, -on –en: mod.nos. all areas
especially South East. IR. O’Leannáin or
O’Lonáin. See Lennon.
Linnane: numerous. Clare, Kerry, Limerick,
Galway, etc.. IR O’Linneán (SGA),
O’Lionnáin for which see Lennon. Originally
from Kerry and distinct from Lennon (SI, MIF &
SGG).
Glennon: numerous. Midlands, Galway, etc..
IR. Mag Leannáin (leann=cloak). MacLysaght notes
that it may be O’Gloinín in Connacht. (SI
& SGG).
“Surnames of Ireland”
6th Edition, MacLysaght. British Ref. 941.5 D4mc
1985.
MacLennon – Lennon. Usually
Scottish, it is certainly also a variant of Mac Lenaghan
and according to Woulfe also of MacAlinion and MacAlonan.
In Co. Galway he makes it MacLoineáin, but as they
were MacAlenan in the 17th Century, MacAilgheanáin
is a preferable alternative.
O’Lennon, Lennan
O’Leannáin (possibly from leann, a
cloak or mantle; leanán paramour has also been
suggested). This is the name of several distinct septs
located respectively in Cos. Cork, Fermanagh and Galway.
The last named is of the Sodhan pre-Gaelic stock. The
Fermanagh family were erenaghs of Lisgoole.
O’Leannùain is also used as a synonym of
Lineen (O’Luinín) another Fermanagh erenagh
family. Further confusion arises from the fact that these
have been widely changed to the English name Leonard IF.
See also Linnegar.
(O)Len(n)ane. See Linnane.
(O)Lannon. A form of Lennon found in Co.
Kilkenny.
(O)Linnane, O’Linneáin &
O’Lionnáin. A West Munster name much
confused with Lennon IF.
(Mac)Glennon, Mag Leannáin. The
basic word in this name is leann = cloak. This name belongs
to the midland counties (Westmeath, Leix and Offaly) where
it is quite numerous. In Co. Roscommon it is probably the
Uí Fiachrach name O’Gloinín. MacGleenan
Mac Giolla Fhinéin. This form is found in Co.
Armagh.
Glenane. A variant of Glennon nearer to
the Irish form found in Co. Tipperary.
IF = Irish Families, MIF = More Irish Families.
“Master Book of Irish Surname. Location,
Ethnicity, Spellings & Sources”
O’Laughlin ISBN 0 940134-32 2 1993 Irish Genealogical
Foundation.
LENAN C Pn Carlow, Kildare, Kilkenny,
Meath, Roscommon
O’LENNAN C Pn Louth
LENNAN C Pn Dublin, Louth
MCLENNAN M Antrim 1642 Scotland
O’LENNAN R Clanna Rory
LENNON B Dublin Armagh *239 Feakle
Scariff
O’LENNON IF 6 Sodhans of Galway.
O’Lennan by O’Dugan along with
the…
McLENNON M Hy Fiacra Cork, Antrim
Fermanagh
GLENAN C Pn Westmeath, Roscommon
GLENNON B 22 births none in Munster
GLANAN C Pn Westmeath
C = Census of 1659
B = Irish Birth Index of 1890 Matheson
M = According to legend or unproven
IF = Book of Irish Families
G = See IF when G appears as source
K = Keating’s History of Ireland IGF
R = The History of Clanna Rory
S = Irish Settlers on the American Frontier
SR = Special Report from IGF
“Heirlooms of
Ireland” Joseph F. Osborne Baltimore
1998 ISBN 0-8063-4777-5 British Ref. Area 941.5 D4oj
name origin/Migrated from
(Mac) Glennon IG - - LEX, OFF, ROS,
WEM
(Mac) Lennon SG SC 17th GAL Leonard EN
(-Lennan)
(O)Lennon IG - - COR, FEM, GAL cloak or
mantle (Lennan)
OTHER REFERENCES
“Book of Arms 1690”
Sir James Terry, Athlone Herald in British Museum (Harlein
MSS No 4039 & 4040)
No Lenn*ns or Glenn*ns
“A Concise Dictionary of Irish
Biography” John S. Crone MRIA Dublin
1937, Kraus reprint 1970, British Ref. Area 941.5 D3cr
1970
LENNON, John, sailor, b. Downpatrick 1768.
Performed various daring feats. Safely brought his ship
‘Hibernia’ through American fleet 1812; beat
off attack of American privateer after 9 hour fight 1814;
d. Devonport about 1842.
“Dictionary of National
Biography” Vol. XI OUP ISBN
0-19-865113-9 (Vol. XI)
Lennon, John (1768-1842?) master mariner
was born at Downpatrick, Ireland in 1768. He is stated to
have served as a midshipsman in the Royal Navy during the
American war. In 1796 when in command of the schooner
Favourite of Martinique carrying letters of marque he was
very severely wounded and his ship was taken after a fierce
engagement of 1 hour & 20 minutes duration by a French
privateer of very superior force. In 1798 he was in command
of the General Keppel, also of Martinique which was
capsized in a white squall on passage to Philadelphia when
Lennon and some of his crew were rescued by a passing
schooner, after suffering great perils and hardship. Lennon
performed various daring feats in the West Indies in 1806-9
but his most remarkable exploits were in the Hibernia, a
Cowes built barque, carrying six guns and about 22 men and
boys all told in which he traded for some years from the
West Indies island of St. Thomas. In 1812 orders were
issued that no vessels should leave the island without
convoy on account of the American privateers. The Hibernia
and three other merchantmen whose aggregate cargoes were
valued at £1/2 M had long been waiting. Unwilling to
detain them longer, Governor MacLean agreed to their
sailing without convoy on condition of Lennon hoisting his
pennant as commodore. Although harassed by the Rossie,
Commodore Barney, an American privateer of superior force,
Lennon brought his vessels safe into the English Channel on
18/10/1812. Two years later Lennon was attacked on
19/7/1814 by the schooner Comet of Baltimore US, an
American privateer of 16 guns and 136 men which he beat off
after a 9 hour fight in which 12 out of his crew of 22
hands were killed or wounded. Two lawsuits followed with
the underwriter of the Hibernia’s cargo & Lennon
and his owners were cast in £8000 damages, or more
than double the loss that would have occurred if Lennon had
surrendered. Lennon died at Devonport after 1841. (Naval
& Military Gazettes 24 July, 7 August, 21 August and 18
September 1814 by David Burn. See Burn’s Chivalry of
the Merchant Marine, London 1841 and Brenton’s Naval
History Vol. II).
No Glenn*ns
“The Consolidated Index to the Records of
the Genealogical Office Dublin” Vol. 3
Compiled by Virginia Wade McAnlis 1994, British Ref. Area
941.5 A3mv v3
LENIN MS 223-54 Betham Will Abstracts
26/341
LENNON/LENON
MS 445 Reynell MSS p.95
MS223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 1/103, 2/320,6/226, 8/352,
10/385, 19/218, 21/415, 33/49 – Lodge 8/1
Of Co. Westmeath
MS 468 Traill MSS p.14
Duke of Richmond
MS 183 Lords Entries Vol.1 p.200
LEINON
MS223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 5/310
LEMAN
Mis-bur Dublin 1671 Husband Nanthaniel Stoughton
MS 64-79 Funeral Entries Vol.4, 14, 16
LANNON
MS 223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 30/292 Lodge 5/205
GLANNAN
MS 223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 14/213
GLENNAN
MS526 Irish Coats of Arms (Fota) p.116
PEDIGREE INDEX
LENNON of Co. Westmeath
468(14) 100151 pt.49
“Index to Irish Films at
FHC” Vol. 3 British Ref. Area 941.5
P22pjv3 Film Estate & Lot Item Order
LENNAN
Patrick tenant 1855 Moybane Armagh 258793 13 Lot 5 13 of
26
LENNON
Alexander tenant 1854 Ballycan Down 258805 8 Lot 2 8 of
25
Anne/Thomas tenants 1853 Lissaraw Armagh 258793 17 Lot 5 17
of 26
Bryan tenant 1854 Derry Down 258805 8 Lot 7 8 of 25
Catherine tenant 1856 Up.Loughross Armagh 258793 12 Lot 3
12 of 26
Christopher tenant 1854 Ballyhealey Down 258805 8 Lot 3 8
of 25
Christopher tenant 1854 Corrogue Down 258805 8 Lot 6 8 of
25
Daniel lease 1836 Tullyvallen Armagh 258793 17 Lot 4 17 of
26
Ellen tenant 1853 Cappagh Armagh 258793 17 Lot 4 17 of
26
George Johnston 1836 Burin St Carlow 258794 Lease Lot 6 1
of 13
Henry tenant 1856 Up.Loughross Armagh 258793 12 Lot 3 12 of
26
James dec.bef 1856 1802 Burin St. Carlow 258794 Lease Lot 6
1 of 13
James dec.bef 1856 1802 Burin St. Carlow 258805 Lease Lot 6
1 of 13
John lease 1854 Clea Armagh 258793 8 Lot 6 8 of 25
John dec.bf.1856lease 1802 Burin St Carlow 258794 Lease Lot
6 1 of 13
Joseph decbf1853lease1802 Burin St Carlow 258794 1 Lot 6 1
of 13
Margaret 1857 Burin St Carlow 258794 Lease Lot 6 1 of
13
Margaret lease 1837 Burin St Carlow 258794 1 Lot 6 1 of
13
Matthew tenant 1853 Cappagh Armagh 258793 17 Lot 4 17 of
26
Owen/Michl/Patk.lease1799 Lissaraw Armagh 258793 17 Lot 5
17 of 26
Owen/Bernard tenants 1853 Lissaraw Armagh 258793 17 Lot 5
17 of 26
Patrick/Joseph tenants 1850 Corbally Down
258806#411E5#2Lot3 15 of 48
Patrick 1858 Oldtown Carlow 258794 tenant Lot 6 3a of
13
Patrick tenant 1858 Oldtown Carlow 258794 3a Lot 6 3 of
13
Peter tenant 1856 Rathkeeland Armagh 258793 12 Lot 5 12 of
26
LENNIN
Anthony tenant 1856 Up.Loughross Armagh 258793 12 Lot 3 12
of 26
No Glenn*n
Vol. 2 “Wills Land and Court Genealogies,
Pedigrees & Special Collections at
FHC”
LENAN
John Common Pleas 1746 Clomelsh Carlow 596419 5108 index 80
of 262
GLENNON
Patrick (Patritius Mg) 1747 St Andrews Dublin 596418 4317
268 of 978
Vol. 1 “Probate Films at
FHC”
GLENNON
Eliza 1915 Cranlaghmore 496392 TI7305 36 of 51
Ellen 1915 Cranlaghmore 496392 TI7305 36 of 51
James 1875 Magheradermon WEM592932 M3822(2) 6 of 100
Joseph Esq. 1899 Booterstown Dublin 496376 TI5680 126 of
197 (transcribed below)
Patrick 1915 Cranlaghmore 496392 TI7305 36 of 51
Wm. 1915 Cranlaghmore 496392 TI7305 36 of 51
LANNON
Mathew labourer 1886 Balregan LOU 581930 - 98 of 186
LENNON
Amelia Moss widow 1871 Forney LOG 101018 Section 7 6 of
18
Bryan 1892 Roscommon 593638 M3694 14 of 16
Elizabeth widow 1901 Mapperly NOTTS 496377 TI7478 107 of
171
Herbert 1784 Habsborough WEM 592932 M3822(98) 99 of
100
James 1919 Castlerea ROS 592936 M3836 (24) 14 of 15
James 1919 Castlerea ROS 592936 M3836 (12) 14 of 15
John Gouldsberry, Est 1840 Habsborough WEM 592932 M3822(47)
48 of 100
Michael grocer 1894 Dublin City 101018 Section 2 26 of
33
Patk. And Thomas 1891 Roscommon 593638 M3694 14 of 16
Renegius 1784 Habsborough WEM 592932 M3822(98) 99 of
100
Sabina 1784 Habsborough WEM 592932 M3822(98) 99 of
100
Terence 1794 Carnally ARM 593657 M3809 3 of 7
Thomas Knox merchant 1924 Dungannon TYR 592939 TI1795
3rddoc 7 of 16
William 1784 Habsborough WEM 592932 M3822(98) 99 of
100
William Sherlock Maj.1922 Taladi Egypt 496362 T14063 50 of
50
William Insp. Constab.1897 Lisburn 496363 T14065#2 Sec
I
“The Convert Rolls”
ed. Eileen O’Byrne Irish Manuscripts Commission,
Stationary Office Dublin 1985
No Glenn*n no O Len**n
LENNON, Hugh d. Dromore cert 1 February
1773 enrolled 3 February 1773 (A)
LENNON, William cert 2 Feb. 1733 enrolled
8 Feb 1733 (A) Lennon, Mr. William of Dublin conformity 31
January 1733 (B)(D)
LENNON, William, Portlick, Co. Westmeath
cert 8 March 1789 enrolled 28 April 1790.
None in list of convert priests
“Third Report from Select Committee on
Fictitious Votes, Ireland” House of
Commons, 30 July 1838
Appendix 4 Marksmen, Appendix 10 Excise Licences
Return of the name, residence and description of each
person Freemen 1831 (except Dublin)
Athlone George LENNON Athlone
shopkeeper
Armagh LENNAN John, 22 Jan 1838
Armagh LENNON Edward, Scotch St
Ennis LYNAN Catherine, Mill St
Kilkenny LANNAN Denis, John St., 24 June
1836
Second Report
Belfast
Patrick LENNON Marlborough St., cooper
House & land Marlborough St. £10
Appendix 12
Dundalk
Owen LENNAN £5 37 Park St
Peter LENNAN £30 63 Park St
Widow TONOR £8 73 Bridge St
Michael LENNAN £5 22 Linen-hall or
Camp St
Felix LENNAN £10 23 Barrack St
Pat LENNAN £5 60 Barrack St
Peter LENNAN £18 159 Barrack
St
Peter LENNAN £18 160 Barrack
St
James LENNAN £5 9 Windmill St
Edward LENNAN £5 5 Quay St
Appendix 14
Armagh: Edward LENNON Scotch St
Excise
Kilkenny: Denis LANNAN John St
Excise
EARLY REFERENCES
“Ormonde Deeds” Edmund Curtis,
Stationery Office, Dublin 1932
Volume I 1172-1350
Olannan, Gregory Coarb of Mayairb 4
“Donald Obreyn, King of Lymerec [Limerick] in
reverence of Gregory Olanan coarb
[coverbi] of Muoygarib [Mag airb=aevi-campus] and with the
consent of his nobles grants to the monks of St Mary de
Arvicampo [Kilcooley] land for building an abbey in honour
of the said Virgin Mary and St. Benedict the Abbot, with
the counsel of the said coarb of St. Colman, namely the
land in which the monastery is situated, Kilchule
[Kilcooley], Kilcolman, Kilchoayn, Kilmoischy [still
partially preserved in Graigaheesha, parish of Kilcooley,
which belonged to Kilcooley abbey], Kildauchy [which at
that time was called Polnadawely], Dromlonayn, Kilwracha
[Kilbraugh, parish of Buohick, barony of Slieveardagh]
Kiligynnammenew, Clonmychon [Clonamicklon, parish of
Buolick], Chuilinhuir, as he perambulated and rode over the
mountains and hills and woods, from bond to bond and
designated them by name viz. Ivirard [Urard, parish of
Fennor, barony of Slieveardagh], Greymuiygarib [Grane,
parish of Tubridbritain, barony of Cramagh, Co. Kilkenny],
Ballynascaryh [Ballynascarry in the same parish],
Ballychonli, Mongynd, Sliebytamygh, Glenanchordh, Cnokany,
Dulii, Belanamoyle, Cnokelegayn, Moynnegollan,
Awillchariagh, Tibrinygerothy, Hachnahoyn and by fosse to
the royal road and by the said way to Raht Ronan, and
thence by the said way to Leynhys and by the fosse to
Treuruch and to Knocynstawyll, in pure alms.” [?
Circa 1182, Seal missing]
Vol II 1350-1413
No “O” or “G”
Lannan, John 266
“Court Roll of the Hundred [Town Court] of New
Ross
The Hundred held at Ross [4 Henry IV] 1403-4
…
David Lange against Philip Stafforde on a plea of debt for
half a salmon of the value of 8d. Pledges, Thomas Bennet
and John Lannan. Defendants pledge William
Buttyller. David Lange against John Dengan on a plea of
debt. Pledges Thomas Bennet and John Lannan. Pledges of
defendant John Lowendrye and Walter Butyller.”
Vol III 1413-1509
No “O” or “G”
Lanan, Isabella. See Lanan [but no entry]
Vol IV 1509-1547
No “G”
O’Laghnan, Tadeus ‘juvenis’ cleric
76
p.76 “Filorcia [sic] Hedian widow appoints Thadeus
‘juvenis’ O’Laghnan
cleric her bailiff to give James son and heir of Piers,
Earl of Ormond livery of seisin of the town of
Moncellestown. Given at leBoggan, May 4 1522”
[Portion of seal]
Lonan, John 173
p.173 215 “Exemplification of the testimony produced
by James Seyntleger before Roland Baron, Nicholas Britton,
treasurer of St. Canices and William Vale percentor of the
same as to the peaceable possession of the land of
Kyllynobole alias Kylbrenyne by his grandfather Patrick
Seyntleger. The following have testified to
this….John
Lonan…..Signatures: Roland Baron,
Sir Nicholas Britton [Oct 23, 1537]
Vol V 1547-1584
O’Lonan, William 83 285
83 23/3/1555-6 “”Indenture dated 23 March 1555
between the right worshipful Mr. Thomas Grace, parson of
Callan, Sir Nicholas Mothyng chancellor of Kilkenny and Sir
William Pheolan parson of Listerling, attorneys of Sir
Thomas Butler, Earl of Ormond and Thomas
Lonane, smith of Callan, witnesses that
said attorneys grant half a message with a garden in the
hill of Callan being in ‘le Frontes street’ to
have and to hold to said Thomas and his heirs for a term of
21 years at annual rent of 2s. Singatures. Dorso in later
hand: William O’Lonan assignee to
Thomas O’Luan March 23 1555/6. Three small
seals.”
285 20/5/1577 “William O Lonan smith
half a messuage with a garden on the hill of Callan in Les
Frontes street; 2s & 1 good capon. Indentures made on
20/5/1577 between Richard Shee & Robert Rothe of
Kilkenny attorney of Thomas Butler Earl of Ormond &
various inhabitants of Callan. Capons to be rendered every
‘Shrovetide’”
Lonane (O’Luan), Thomas 83 [see above]
O’Lonnane, William 3
3 3/3/1548 “..William
O’Lonnane, Oliver Brennagh, John
Glasse Brennaghe & late of Ferglasse horsemen at
Ferglasse stole 180 goats 200 kids….”
Vol VI 1584-1608
None
Vol VII Index
Vol VIII
Supplement 1 “Irish Monastic & Episcopal Deeds
1200-1600”
No “G”
O’Laghnan, Cornelius, canon of
Cashel, papal judge designate 1515-6 119
119 25/9/1516 in Latin “Notorial instrument recording
the diffinitive of M. Macgulpatrick, canon of Ossory, judge
delegated by Pope Leo X in a cause relating to the
archdeconry of Ossory disputed between Edmund Butler and
Robert Ohedyan.”
“Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls, Ireland,
Edward I” Ed. James Mills, HMSO Dublin
1905
Index
Lenoun Co Cork 162
Glennans Co. Cork 35 “Some stole
from King at..”
Edward, Vol. II
Olennan Robert 155
1305 155 Membrane 9d Dublin Wexford “Robert
Olennan acknowledges that he owes to Ric.
Taloun for the abbot of Dowysky 5s nov 18. Essoins taken at
Rosbargoun before John Wogen Justiciar in the octave of S.
Martin Nov. 18”
Olennan William 485
1305 485 Dublin “Yet of pleas of the crown and
delivery of gaol at Dublin before John Wogan on Tuesday the
morrow of S. Lucia [Dec. 14]…David Henry son of Ric.
Mcyoghy, Robert son of John Gibbe Laweles, Simon son of
Walter Lawel…..son of Thomas Corage, Walter son of
Corran Harold, Will. Fyn, Will.
Olennan,…..Lorcan
Olonyn…..charged with divers
felonies. And the Sheriff now returns that they are not
found. And the jurors testify that they are suspected and
that they fled. Let their chattels be confiscated for
flight. And let them be outlawed.”
Olannan David 67
1305 67 Membrane 49d Dublin Kilkenny “In the month
from Easter Yet of pleas before Edmund le Botiller Custos.
The Seneshal of the liberty of Kylkenny was directed to
restore to Andrew the chattels (detained by someone in his
bailiwic) of David Olannan and Rycthuik
Olyneghn, hibernici of Andrew le Warener charged with
receiving Renuk Olorcan and other felons slain.”
Volume III
Lemman, John 170-171
1311 170-171 Louth “John Lemman,
Richard Hervy, Thomas Godknave, Richard Molaghlo, John
England & Adam Talour charged that when Maghoun
MacMaghoun & Conlyth McNeel and all their Irishmen in
parts of Donaghmayn loyally kept themselves at peace with
the King and the …..the said John
Lemman etc. notwithstanding the said
charge slew one Ralph ..gan….Therefore John
Lemman and the others are quit.”
“Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls,
Ireland Edward I, Part 2” HMSO London
1914
Olonan, Cathal 365, 373
365 22/5/1307 “…Therefore his pledges to
prosecute Cathel Olonan & Adam
McConwyl in mercy..”
373 1307 “ …Afterwards Gilbert does not
prosecute, therefore he and his pledges to prosecute,
Cathel Olonan & Nich Odonewill, in
mercy…”
Volume III
O Leynan, Henry 301 27/10/1313
O Lonnan, Kynnelith 144 10/5/1310
Lemnan, John 170-171 4/1/1311
“The Irish Fiats of the Tudor Sovereigns” 1994 Publisher Edmund Burke Vol. 1 1521-1558
HENRY VII:
No Lenn*n, Glenn*n or O’
EDWARD VI:
Lennaght Co. Kilkenny 625 Lease to Thomas earl of Ormond
and Ossory
PHILIP & MARY:
O’Lonnan, Robert pardon 34, 3 March 1553-4
“Pardon to Brian FitzRichard Fitzgerald of the Little
Bolyes Co. Kildare gent. …. And brothers …
son Walter FitzJames Fitzgerald of the Little Bolyes gent;
Walter FitzJames Woulf of the same kern; Robert FitzThomas
Eustace of Fraynestown, Co. Dublin gent & Robert
O’Lonnan of the same kern” 3
March
Vol. 2 1558-1586
Glannan
Co. Monaghan See Glanan 5665
1591 5665(4565) “Grant to Rosse m’Manus
M’Mahon; four tates – Drombancher, Liege,
Taghledan and Glanan
……… To Rory M’Rosse the tate of
Shancogh. The premises form the ballibetagh of Drombanchor
in the barony of Trough and co. Monaghan.” [17 Nov.,
xxxiv]
Glenan
(Co. Kilkenny?) 6564
1601 6564(5255) “Pardon to….Robard Denn
FitzTho., of Glenan,…of
Newhouse..of Kilcrone.. of Glasse Croe…of
Pollroan..
M’Glennan
See 6500 reproduced under O’Lennan below.
Lenam
Thomas commission 260
1560 260(6477) “Commission to Hugh, archbishop of
Dublin chancellor, Christopher, lord of Houth, John
Plunket, chief justice, James Bathe, chief baron, Richard
Talbot justice, Patrick White, knight second baron, John
Travers, knt. Thomas Lockwodde dean of Holy Trinity,
Patrick Barnewell, sheriff of Dublin …..; to take
the muster & array of the county of Dublin and its
crosses and marches, to call before them all the subjects
of each barony, and assess them in warlike furniture of
weapons, arms horses, horsemen and footmen, according to
the manner and quantity of their lands and chattels as the
instructions of the lord lieutenant and the customs and
laws of the realm require.
Similar commission for co. Meath to James Flemying, baron
of Slane, Jerrico Preston, viscount of Gormanstown,
Christopher Plunkett lord of Killene……. John
Sanloke, Meiler Hussey, Thomas Lenam of
Adamyston,…… Similar commission for co.
Kildare …. Similar commission for co.
Westmeath…”
Lenan
Edmund, wife of, pardon 675
1564 675(429) “Pardon to Margery Rede, wife of Edmund
Lenan 13 Sept. vi”
Elizabeth pardon 3972
1582 3972(3253) “Pardon to Tho. Lea of Castelmarten,
co. Kildare gent, Elizabeth Peppard his wife, Anthony
Peppard of Glascarrick co. Wexford gent …. Elizabeth
Lenan, Edm. Kavanagh m’Morgh of
Colnelyn, Neile O’Birrin, Hugh
O’Lonan, James Wall of Castlemarten,
Maurice m’Tho O’Teig of Culrano, John Wale,
Geoffrey Leanach, Doren Nyvorchane, Tho. Leanach, Walter
Abbenagh and James Rodgers, provision as in 3935 [i.e.
“Provided that if any of these persons be of the
nation or sept of the O’Connors, who were proclaimed
traitors and rebels the pardon be of no effect in favour of
such.”] [24 Aug xxiv]
Robert pardon 670, 3844
1564 670(434) “Pardon to Luke o’Toole of
Castlekeven, gent, Morghe and Hugh his brothers, and Walter
Harrold…..Robert Lenan, Shane Ne
Monestraghe and Ogho Moore, servants of Luke
O’Toole” [3 Aug.] 1581-82 3844(3343)
“Pardon to Phelim O’Tole, Donnogh
O’Tole…. And Rob. Lenan of
Imale, co. Dublin kern. Security as in 897 in co.
Dublin” [i.e. Provided that within 6 months they
appear before Commissioners in their county and give
security to keep the peace and answer at sessions when
called upon.”] [18 March xxiv]
Lenane
(Co. Galway?) 5802
1592-93 5802(4712) “Pardon to Teige M’Donogh of
Clonkine, Donogh duff O’Hanly, of
Gallagh….Henry en Givoly of
Lenane…. [15 March]
Lennan
John pardon 5 (see Patrick below), 2574, 6257, house at
Dublin 4214
1575 2574(2106) “Pardon to Walter Eustace of
Ballymore, David Donell James Dowdinge, John Ewstace and
John Purcell of the same freeholders, Patr. Dempsie, Rich.
Dowding, John Lennan, Paly Collen and Tho.
Dempsie husbandmen, Tho. Eustace of Barrettiston in the
parish of Tipperkeavyn, Edm. Eustace of Elwertiston gent
Wm. Eustace of Dowdingston gent, Tho. Samford of
Tipperkeavyn freeholder John Dinell of the Burbage and
Patr. M’Phillipp of Barrettiston husbandmen, Edm.
Eustace of Elwartiston cottier and Laurence Asshe of Little
Fornoght [10 Ap. xvii]”
Patrick pardon 5
1558 5(6054) “Pardon to John Donkerly sovereign of
the town of Nase [otherwise called John],
‘vitteller’ of the Newe fort in Leix, William
Berde and Richard Jackes, clerks, John
Lennan of Killusky co. Kildare, Patrick
Lennan, [his brother], and Thomas Molgan
alias Person, of the Fort in Leix, serving man, late of
Cloughran, co. Dublin: especially for the homicide of Hugh
Dowlyng, late of Newe Fort, by said Molghan – [14
Dec.,i]
1583 4214(3436) “Grant (under queen’s letter,
11 Feb., xxv) to Thos. Copinger of Youghall co. Cork of a
house and garden in the street of St. Francis in the co. of
the city of Dublin and in the parish of St. Nicholas in the
church of St. Patrick late in the tenure of Rich. Peppard
and now of Patr. Malone three gardens in the same street,
late in the tenure of Dionysius Edwards and now of George
Fian, another garden there late in the tenures of Rich.
Havin now of George Fian, another garden there late in the
tenure of Wm. Neale now of Patr. Malone, another garden
there late in the tenure of Tho. Nottleton now of [Tho.
Verdon], another garden there in the tenure of Gerald Wale
now of Wm. Morane, a house in the street of S. Thomas the
martyr in the parish of S. James in the suburbs of Dublin,
late in the tenure of [Wm.] Roche, Arthur Kerdiffe and
Margaret his wife and now of Wm. Kelly, jackmaker, a plot
of land there in the tenure of Tho. Dermot, two gardens in
the New Street in the parish of S. Nicholas late in the
tenure of Melaughlen Leffa, now of James Malone and John
Lennan merchant, a house in Wynetavern
street with two cellars, in the parish of S. John, and a
garden in the parish of S. Olave upon the Wood key, late in
the tenure of John Fitzsimones and now of Tho. Stephens
merchant and Rich. Fian, alderman, a messuage or place of a
garden in the Castel street in the parish of S. Warburg
late in the tenure of John Wilkins of Dublin, merchant and
Katherine Aling, now of John Forster, a
house…… To hold for ever, in free socage.
Rent 53s 11d (Defaced. See Auditor Generals’ Patent
Book vol 9 p 10) [10 Oct.xxv]
1598 6257(5015) “Pardon to John
Lennan, late of Dublin, yeoman; who had
pleaded guilty to an indictment of high treason before
James Bellewe mayor of Dublin, H. Wallop vice treasurer,
Geoffrey Fenton, principal secretary, Wm Bath justice, J
Elliot baron, A. For the master in chancery and P.
Sedgrave, learned in the laws, commissioners for that
purpose, in the Tholsell Dublin [6 Nov., xl] (Cal. P.R.
p.514)”
Richard pardon 6517
See Shane O’Lennan below
Lennane
Nicholas pardon 6557 [not reproduced]
O’Lennan
Shane pardon 6517
1601 6517(5367) “Pardon to… of Balle,
Edmund… Rich. Lennan yeoman…
O’Doran of Clonehastin..Denys o’Markechan, of
Duffie, Shane O’Lennan, Donogh M
Edmond and Shane boyel O Ferrayle of same. Excepting from
pardon murder committed before their entry into rebellion
intrusions on crown lands and debts to the crown [15 May
xliii]”
O’Lennan-Lennane
Persons of the name pardoned 4997, 6190, 6500, 6517
(above), 6615, 6649, 6662, 6780
1587 4997(4185) “Pardon to Donogh M’Dermot duf
m’Donell oge, yeoman Maurice M’Thomas of
Kierycurihie, ploughman,…Connoghorroe O
Lennan and Thady m’Dermody O’Regain
yeomen,…co. Cork Provision as in 4965. Provided that
they submit to orders touching their lands as in 4938
[17(?) May xxix]
1597 6190(5028) “Pardon to Edm. M’Shane
O’Byrne…Morragh O’Loman…Shane
O’Lennane.. Provisions as in 6125
[14 Dec xl] (Cal. P.R. p.499)”
1601 6500(5244) “Pardon to Rich. M Edm. O Depsie
gent?? Peter m’Edm. O Dempsie of Rathrom,….of
Baleowen, .. of Croghan….Ballieowen, Shane O Kean,
Murtagh O’Lennan, Owen Fearrell
Nich. O’Hirrell….of same husbandmen..of
Croghan..Murtagh M’Glennan of same
husbandmen…Kings Co.. Provisions as in 6466. Date
destroyed. Lord Deputy warrant 28 April 1601.”
1602 6615(5407) “Pardon to John O’Greeffe of
Ballyclare gent, Edm. O’Hogan of
Dronenefinglas…Mahoune O’Connor of the Quryn,
Donell O Lennan of the same, Tirlagh o
Brien m Morrogh of Cahirmenan…Provisions as in 6573
[1 May xliv]” 1602 6649(5398) “Pardon to
Redmond m Feagh m Hugh o Birne of kilbane, gent….of
Moynallestrim, gent., Morish O Flaynn, Lisaugh bane O
Teige, James O Lennan, Teige m Philip o
Dowle, Edm. M Geralt O Toole, of Ballenecor…in co.
of Dublin and Wexford. Provision as in 6629 [1 June
xliv]”
1602 6662(5380) “Pardon to Tirlagh m Henry O Neale
chief of the Fues in the province of
Ulster…Provisions as in 6629. Date destroyed. Lord
Deputys warrant dated 24 June 1602.”
1602-03 6780(5433) “Pardon to Edw. Herbert of the
Durrow knt….O Hanly of Moynestererish…of
Dorowe, ….Rowrie O Lennan of the
Pase, Patr. Fleminge of Garnonstown…of the Carrick
gentlemen in Kings co.. Provisions as in 6629 Excepting
also any in prison or on bail. [1 April xlv] (Cal. P.R.
p.636)”
O’Lenan
Persons of the name pardoned 1714, 2159, 4913, 6549,
6714
1570-1 1714(1400) “Lease under commission 26 Sept ix,
to Luke Dyllon esq chief baron; of messuages (many ruinous)
and gardens in Trim now or late in tenure of….
Wynetavern street, a great waste messuage uncovered called
the Blackhill in the Fayer – street, messuages (many
ruinous) and gardens of Rory O’Kelly, Carbery Fox,
Cornell Genen, John Coghan, William O’Ruddy without
the North gate, Ferral O’Hanly, Hamlett
O’Lenan, Malmory O’Doyn,
Richard Hanley, Katherine Martell and a garde plot without
the south gate….To hold for 21 years at a rent of
£9 5s 10d [24 Feb xiii]”
1572 2159(1693) “Pardon to Richard fitz Nicholas
Plunkett of Martirie co. Meath gent, Dowlin O’Murren
of Ballymyhan same co., kern Katherine Walshe his wife and
Peter O’Lenan of Ballymyhan same
co., cottier [security as in 897 already reproduced] Fine
20s each [20 Oct xiv]”
1586 4913(4082) “Pardon to Edm m’Shane
M’James of Tintobber…Shane
O’Lenan of Monganfyne [provisions as
in 4638] [30 July xxviii]”
1601 6549(5407) “Pardon to Arthur M’Dermot of
the Newtown co. Carlow gent…of
Ballinesbray…of Donlevan, Glassny M’Teige,
Teige M Hugh, Connor O Lenan and Brean O
Dolan of same husbandsmen..in cos. Carlow, Dublin and
Wexford. Provisions as in 6466 [8 June xliii]”
1602 6714(5484) “Pardon to Owyn O Hagane of
Tulloghoge, chief of his name gent…Morcertagh
O Lenan…of same yeomen in the co of
Tyrone in the province of Ulster. Submission in the co
Tyrone and other provisions as in 6565 [22 Nov xlv] (Cal.
P.R p.634)”
“Court Book of the Liberty of Saint
Sepulchre 1586-1590” Ed. Herbert Wood,
Royal Society of Antiquarians of Ireland, 1930
O’Lemnan Patrick 76
Ballymore 1590. “The said jury findith that
Christofer Ewstac of Hollwood, Thomas Ower McGilpatrick,
Rory More, Donnylle Riaghe, Tege O Curran, William O
Russhe, Donnyll o Cullenan, Patrick o
Lemnan and John Morrishe are giltie of riolt for
takin away of a mylston from the land of Blakston and that
Richard Ewsta[ce] comawnd the stone to be mad wthout
lisen.[illegible] of the L. or his lensey.”
p.33 24/7/1587 “Thomas Edwardus de Dublin taylor
queritur vesus Johannem Linnam de Dublin
alderman de placito transgrecionis ad dampnum xl –
ffidesiuor [Fidejussor] Johannes Linam
….
Willielmus Lunam de Newstreet queritur
versus Johannex Macy de Sainte Patrickstret de placito Xv
s.ster.”
p.14 15/5/1587 “Jurator William Lyman of Ste Patristr”
p.21 26/5/1587 “Jurator Willielmus Lynam de eadem”
p.24 21/6/1587 “Willielmus Lyan fidejussor for the restoring of the gar[ ]”
p.33 “Willielmus Lunam de Newstreet queritur versus Johannem Macy de Sainte
p.61 1/6/1590 “Willielmus Lynnam de eadem Juratores”
p.62 “It is ordrid that the matter on controversy betwixd D[ ] and Willielmum Lynain is put to the order of William Bron and John Boucher to ende the same betwixt this and the next court day holden at Sainte Pulcers and to certif the Court thereof.”
p.64 aft. 1/6/1590 “Willielmus Lynnam de eadem Juratores”
p.79 4/11/1590 “re xxd of Lynan of Lusk in part payment ffor Robt Kist solvit 11j s d ster”
“A Census of Ireland circa
1659” S. Pender, Stationery Office
Dublin 1939
LENNAN pn 384, 468
384 Principal names 7 Barony of Neithercross, Co.
Dublin
468 Principal names 5 Barony of Dundalk Lowth Co.
LENNAN, John 444
444 Kings Co. Baronry of Garriecastell, Parish Firbane,
John Lennan, gentleman
LENAN pn 359, 396, 430, 483, 592
359 Carlow Lenan 13 Idrone & St Molins Barronies
396 Lenan and Lanan 07 Ophaly Baronry Kildare Co.
430 Town & Liberties of Callan Kilkenny Lenan 04
483 Linan & Lenan 09 Meath Duleek
592 Lenan 08 Roscommon Athlone Barony
LENAN, Manus 526
526 Westmeath Kilkenny Barony Donees parish, Manus Lenan
gent
O LENNAN pn 465
465 O Lennan 10 barony of howth Co. Louth
O LENNANE pn 228
228 Cork Co. O Lennane 11 West Division of Carberry
GLANAN pn 516
516 Glanan 05 Westmeath Fertullagh Barony
GLENAN pn 523, 528, 592
523 Westmeath Farbill Barony Glenan 06
528 Westmeath Delvyn Barony Glenan & Glinan 08
GLINAN pn 528 (see above)
Parish Register Society of Dublin 1908
Register of the Union of Monkstown 1669-1786
No Glenn*n or Lenn*n
Register of St. Nicholas Without Dublin 1694-1739
LENAN, Jane 193
20/3/1712-13 Jane Lenan from Newroe page 82
Register of St. Andrew, St. Anne, St. Audeon & St.
Bride 1632-1800
GLENNAN, Eliz 40: St. Andrew: Married
26/8/1785 by John Hewitt, vicar, John Lyons to Elizabeth
Glennan c:Licence
Register of St John the Evangelist Dublin 1619-1699
No Glenn*n or Lenn*n
Register of St. Michan 1636-1700
LENON, Bryan 363, Marg 404, Walter 404
30/1/1686 Burial: Bryan, son of Bryan
Lenon & Elizabeth his wife
21/6/1693 Burial Margeret, wife of Walter
Lenon, tayler
Register of St. Peter & St. Kevin 1669-1761
LENON, James 111, Peter 111,132, Susanah 132
16/10/1687 Christening: James ye son of Peter & Mary
Lenon of St Stephens St. p.188
6/7/1692 Christening Susanah ye daughter of Peter &
Mary Lenon of St Stephens St. p.232
Register of St. Marie, St. Luke, St. Catherine & St.
Werburg
14/10/1641 Tho. Lemen & Alice Gimet
marriage
22/5/1627 Thos Leman & Kath. feeld,
marriage
“Registry of Deeds Dublin: Abstracts of
Wills Vol III 1785-1832” Ellis &
Eustace, Irish Manuscripts Commission 1984
p.324 29/4/1784 will of Henry Bingham Letitia Blake
“Witness James Lennon & Dominick
Blake gents city of Dublin attorneys”
p.176 14/5/1780 will of Goulden Edwar “Memorial
witnessed by Jno Lennon of said city
(Dublin)”
p.281 1/7/1800 will of “Caldbeck William city of
Dublin Esq barrister. Witnesses Edm. Stanley Esq. 3rd
Sergeant at Law Remegous Lennon and Jno
Sherlock both of Dublin barristers.”
p.161 12/6/1783 will of Thomas Birnett. “Witnesses
Wm. Lennon & John Griffin both of
Dublin gents. Memorial witnesses by said Wm.
Lennon and John Griffen.”
“Registry of Deeds Dublin: Abstracts of
Wills Vol I 1708-1745” ed. P. Beryl
Eustace, Stationery Office 1956
p.333 6/3/1723 LENNAN, Derby will of Newbold Thomas
“Witness Jno Russell Cullinagh…Derby
Lennan Ballyfennan all in Queens County
farmers”
p.482 14/8/1733 LINNANE, Wm witness of
Powel, Giles, Co. Limerick glinlary
“Registry of Deeds Dublin: Abstracts of
Wills” Vol II 1746-1784
p.650 24/12/1781 GLENON, Thomas will of Mears Benjamin,
Ballinderry Co. Westmeath distiller. “Witness Thomas
Glenon Multifarn[h]am”
p.10 12/7/1746 GLINAN, Edmond Will of Kelly William
Mucklo[o]n Co. Galway gent. “Witnesses Edmd.
Glinan innkeeper and William McHugo gent,
both of Mucklo[o]n.” Codicil by Mary wife of
Edmond.
p.10 GLINAN, Mary, Will of Kelly William. Codicil by Mary
Glinan wife of Edmond
p.156 20/3/1754 LENNAN, Henry. Will of Newstead, William of
Bellgrove Queens Co. “His cousin Henry
Lennan. His cousin Richard Newstead. His
brother in law Thomas Barter. His wife Helena Newstead ex
Grey. His uncle Landon Newstead. His mother in law Margret
Barter. His sister in law Margret Grey. Land of
Canistown”
p.44 22/12/1748 LENNON, Anthony. Will of Price, Herber,
Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Esq.. “To be privately
buried at Mullingar. My sister Dudley Jervis. My grand
daughter Ann Ambrose. My grand daughter Elinor Williamson.
My son in law Anthony Lennon exor. My son
in law Henry Guyon. My daughter Sabina
Lennon. My daughter Catherine
Lennon. My daughter Margt Guyon. 3
daughters Sabina, Catherine and Margt 1/3 each.
“..cousin…Ormsby c.o.a plate to
T.Da?vis?” [Note my transcription here unclear and
could have come from p.347 entry]
p.44 22/12/1748 LENNON, Catherine (see
Anthony)
p.44 22/12/1748 LENNON, Sabina (see
Anthony)
p.347 11/4/1761 LENNON, William. Will of
Mitchell, Anne, widow, Bellagalda, Co. Roscommon. Annuity
arising out of lands of Derrynall (Derrynale) to William
Lennon of Greyford, Esq.
p.526 11/8/1774 LENNON, John. Will of Dawson, Arthur, Baron
of HM Court of Exchequer. “My servant John
Lennon”.
p.568 7/3/1769 LENNON, William. Will of Bottoms, John,
Tallagh, farmer. “Holdings of lands of
Whitestowne…William Lennon’s
holdings”
p.649 30/11/1781 LENNON, William. Will of Kelly, James,
Grafton St Dublin grocer 30 November 1781 Full ½ p
15 Dec 1781. “£20 per. an. to Elizabeth Kelly
for life £10 p.a. to Elizabeth Field for her care and
attention to me. My brother Thomas Kelly. William Smith
Dublin saddler exor…My holding in Grafton St. A bond
from Sackvil Gardiner to James Kelly made over by me to
George Kelly.. Witnesses Sylvestr Oliver Mathews gent. Wm.
Lennon mariner, Rich. Purcell coach maker,
all of Dublin.
“Quaker Records Dublin: Abstracts of
Wills” ed. P. Beryl Eustace & Olive
C. Goodbody, Dublin, Stationery Office, 1957
LANAN, James 97. 25/5/1724 Will of Gunson, Josiah,
Rathfarnum, farmer. “Witnesses Richard Corballis,
James Lanan..”D.5.20
“Kings Inns Admission Papers
1607-1867”, Stationery Office Dublin
1982
Lennon
Bernard, only s of John Belfast woolen draper and Mary
Kelly over 16, ed. Royal Acad. Inst. Belfast afft father
T1835
John, attorney Common Pleas c1734
Landon, 2nd son of Thomas, Colehill Co. Longford & Jane
Nugent over 16, ed. p.t. M. 1813
Remiguis, 1st son of John, Athlone, decd. M.T. 4/4/1758
called 22/4/1763 T1764
William, attorney H.1783 William, 3rd s. of William, Dublin
decd. & Sabina Guyon over 16 ed. Dublin afft father
M.1795
“The Kenmare
Manuscripts” Edward MacLysaght Irish
Manuscripts Commission 1942
No Lenn*n; O Lenn*n or Glenn*n
“Super Index: A Compilation of available
Irish Will Indexes 1270-1860” Gloria
Bangerter
a separate spreadsheet is annexed
“Landowners in Ireland,
1876”
Dublin County Lennon, Christopher, Rock
Rd. Merrion, 13A 0R 20p £365 15s
Dublin City Lennon, William G., 81
Haddington Rd., 2A 0R 35p £662 0s
Meath Lennon, Charles, Enfield, 266A 0R
30p £293 0s
Dublin County Mrs. Glennon, Elmville
Terenure 1A 0R 25p £80 5s
From LDS microfilms.
Wills
Be it known that on the 5th day of June 1899 the last will
of Joseph Glennon, late of Glena,
Booterstown in the County of Dublin, Esquire deceased who
died in or about the 1st day of May 1899 at same place was
proved and registered in the principal
registry…Evelyn Maud Glennon of Glena, widow of
deceased the sole executrix..£21630 10 10 Estate Duty
£861 15 3…£2000 to my nephew Christopher
Glennon, £1000 to Eva Mansford niece of my
wife…Joseph Glennon…James Goff & Lizzie
Armstrong
St Andrews Registers, Westland Row, Dublin
1793-1798
29/10/1797 Christopher Lynch & Catherine Kearney.
Witnesses Patrick Glennon and Eliza
Glannon [Note: not a copy of the register
but a handwritten transcription]
The Post Office Directories 1833, 1838, 1841,
1844, 1851, 1889
Separate spreadsheet is annexed
Dublin Historical Record, Index
1938-1977
No Glenn*n, no O’L*nn*n
Lennon, Fr. S.J. schoolmaster 1603: Vol.
xii p.71
“….The Jesuits however had a chapel in
Mass-lane (present Chancery Place beside the Four Courts)
and they kept a school for the young. Fr. Henry Fitzsimon
SJ returned to Dublin about 1597 clebrated High Mass with a
variety of musical instruments, and instituted the Children
of Mass Sodality. Apparently it was he who started the
school in Mass Lane. At all events he was joined in 1603 by
two other Jesuits Fathers Kearney and Lennon, in teaching
the youth of Dublin. The school was still working in 1605.
It may indeed have continued up to 1614, the year Catholic
schools were suppressed…”
Lennon, John, grocer Lr. Camden St.: Vol. v p.82
“…It was in December 1839 when he was 17 years
of age that McCall came to Dublin….He also worked
for a time with John Lennon at 92 Lower
Camden St…..” - A scribe of the Liberties:
John McCall by B.P.Bowden BL, March May 1943
Leinin, daughter of: Issue ii p.70
Also of local interest:
The Dodder Valley by James Hegarty, Vol. II No. 2,
Dec 1939, pps. 59-72
Belfast Directory 1880 &
1894
No William Lennan saddler there
Belfast Directory 1900
Lennan, Sons, & Co. Ltd.
Harnessmakers, 126 Donegall St., 15 Arthur Sq. & Union
St..
“Directory of Historic Dublin
Guilds” ed. Mary Clark &
R.Refaussé, Dublin Public Libraries 1993
Saddlers, Upholders, Coach & Coach-harness makers,
Bridle cutters & Wheelwrights Patron: Blessed Virgin
Mary
The guild of saddlers was founded by charter issues by the
Dublin City Assembly where it was ninth in order of
precedence. In 1667 the guild was reincorporated by royal
charter (29 Charles II) to include upholders (or
upholsterers) coach & coach harness makers.
The swearing in day was the feast of the Annunciation (24
March).
Guild colours (1767) were crimson, white & green.
Meeting places: The guild met in Tailors Hall, Back Lane
from the mid 18th Century until 1841.
Records surviving:
Address to the Duke of Leinster 1767 RCB Library
MS509
Book of […] c. 1767 (NLI MS81)
Bye Laws 1769 and 1792 (NLI MS81)
Admission of freemen 1776-92 (NLI MS 82)
Order from Deputy Earl Marshall instructing guild to depict
coronets correctly on coaches (GO MS17 pp. 62-64)
Transcripts surviving:
Notes on saddlers guild (NA, TA 1436)
“The Civil Survey AD
1654-1656” ed. Robert C. Simington,
Stationery Office Dublin 1945
Vol VII Co. Dublin: No L
Vol VIII Co. Kildare No L
Vol X Miscellanea No L
Vol IX Co. Wexford
Vol VI Cos. Waterford, Cork
Vol V Co. Meath
Vol IV Co. Limerick
Vol II Co. Tipperary, West & North
Vol I Co. Tipperary, Eastern & Southern Baronies
“Extents of Irish Monastic Possession
1540-1541” Stationery Office, Dublin,
1943
Lennan, Robert 318
318 1537 “St Marys Abbey Duleek OSA Abbey of Dueleke
Co. Meath. Henry Waring: manor etc. of Dueleke 9li 17s
3d
…
… [Tithes and farmers]
Robert Lennan; r. of the Ridder; 23s
4d
…
…
½ year Mich 1537 Total 29li 9s 11d
“Irish Marriages
1771-1812” Henry Farrar Vol II
1897
Walkers Hibernian Magazine
No “G”
LENNON Miss = Frizel, Henry Loftus ii 1792
384 / / Frizel, Henry Loftus=Lennon, Miss, d. of
Counsellor, in Harcourt St. Oct. 1792 p. 384
LENNON Miss = Carey, W.P. i 1792 480 / /
Carey, W.P., painter, engraver and printer of National
Evening Star=Lennon, Miss, of Grafton St. May 1792 p.
480
LENNON Capt Walter of the Engineers on
Madras estab = Saunders Martha d. of Lady Martha n. to Earl
of Aldborough Feb 1795 p.192
“Porters Guide to the Manufacturers and
Shippers of Ireland” First
Edition
No “L” no “G”
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