Marriage dispute ad in Cork public notice 1745
Frances Campion swears before William Dugan in Cork that she married Thomas Campion the Younger in September 1743 near Orstaid and that he acknowledged her as wife for 12 months. The notice warns of legal actions and lists further land and parliamentary election notices across Wicklow, Meath, Roscommon, and Dublin with multiple proclamations and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campion
Stowers
Campion
Frances Campion
Frances Camp
William Owgan Bork
Cork
Thomae Campion
Orstaid
Thomas Campion the Younger
William Dugan
John Meace
Bart
Kikolerasa
Asdeenlune
Knockusgepyul
Ardecareagh
Zze
Xrith
Kilcoleman
Johm Rieade
Mallow
Lady Meade
Melesworth-Breet
Desa Meate
Joseph Herrison
Bullintober
Kinfaie
Lewillin Nish
Esqu
Anthony Brabazon
County of Wicklow
Richard Hughs
Dame-street
John
Viscount Allens
Wicklow
John Allen
Big
Ford Viscount Allen
Tate
Richard Chaps Whaley
Ofcommon
Edward Crofter
John Frencil
Fitabe Weeth
Edward Crofton
Gantleman
Oliver Crofton
Lawnee
Petrre
Robert Hawkins
Bernard Ward
Tewo
Faid
Robert Heghins Magill
John Rawdon
Desae
Selig
Robert Hawkins Megill
Matthew Forde
C Lergy
Loweh
Conwy
William Acton
Quaiy
Lowth
Aldaman
S?p
Crete
Gevise
George Dreher Kuda
Clontarf
Ithoene
Thomas Caibghan
Gilbert Plustiner
Boot-lane
Dublin
Ioshua Leathley
Cork-hib
Damensteeet
Ichard Hogarth
Williem
Roscommon
Castlebar
Tham
Galway
Ballynaflow
James Nugent
Bacife
St Tene
Commissionera of
Kin Majesty’s Revenue
Nugent
Richard Ponsonty
Eiereas
Thomas Talbott
Michael Connor
C Heavy
Terrence Conolly
Bryan Connaughton
Patrick Connaughton
Owen Mullvoge
Edmond Gormly
Luke Corkren
William Corkran
James Corkran
Simon Conolly
Barnaby Murry
Charles Murray
Bryan M*drughy
Peter Haveny
William Bell
Boyle
Hhe Majesty’s Revenue
Ireland
Hugh Heavy
Cottom-house
Richard Pensonby
Hereas
Council of Ireland
Samuel Jolly
Malahide
Swerda
Edward Segrave
Bryan Keigly
Pat, Oram
His Majesty’s Revenue
Bryan Reigy
Judeys
Curom-House
Richard Ponfinty
Tolen
Drumahare
Letrim
Owen Wynne
Haslewood
Sligoe
Arborhill
Oxman
Town Green
Francis
Charles Heatly
Sh&p-freet
Hatton
Bow- Hing Green
Arbochill
Michael Cuff
Aungier-firest
Cuff-freet
Wittenstreet
Longford-stret
Gorteley
Dig
Alfoy
Alfo
Grimatuber
Cierancarfe
Loryford
Poser Rutlidge
Michael Coffe
James Cutte
Bia House
Suffolk-Hrest
Round Mere
James Cufte
County of Sea
Fredford
Yesra
Coustnay
Bellymonefhagh
Tubynatee
Kirkiltown
Retells
Ballyersamore
Balydryen
Premiffas
Robert Echlin
Queen Savern
Lavielot Fitbes
Acvan-Qney
Tohftown
Dromia
Daigtery
Alexandre, Carrol
King’s County
County Galway
Banagher
Esker
Carridgernall
Kiing
Rnagagh
Go. Galway
Henery Meredyth
Mary’s Abbey
Samuel Waring
Rathizmabar
Richard Dee
Michael Jones
Skinnarrow
Rethmullion
Trim
Meath
Conqueror
Rawdon
William Middleton
Ray Bstton
England
Marts
Saunders Lamebert
Isid
Fishamble-Street
Wood-Kry
William Knight
Cooktown
Thomee Corser
Thad Pan
Benjamin Felnston
Rotery Publick
Calle-ftezet
Cornelius Coz
Marchant
Eifer-heider
Ballycarny
Carter
Carlow
Caple
Reick
Sir Compton Damvil
Ternhemse
Clin
Faid House
Daniel
St. James's
Richard Coske
Kir
William Beery
Joyaiy
Dogheren
Ardrum
Carrowgrlie
Woodford
Leitrim
Relturlet
Rillefiendra
Biohill
Laven
Downpatrick
Irelené
Tsi
William Cole
Malion
Rathgarth
County of
City of
Charles
Bodingtown
Kildare
St Upmulcan
Fartroftown
Moretown
Toha- Gown
Ardmilean
Bethelbridge
Harristown
Atblumny
Loughdegane
Loughadeln
Dronmacoghry
Ballyherd
Tawney
Ballyhailk
Bailykerle
Doen
High Court of Chancery
George Johnston
Parliament of
John Cusack
Lawrence Parsons
Parc Fonsrown
County
Thomas Burgh
Oldtown
County of Kildare
Clooniroe
Cloonea
Cloonivor
Ciocinft
Kildummin Slies
Derrymullin
Cloarlyon Lifcogh
Feddanimore
Feddanbegg
Cloonebannaphy Lifcloony
Tifstan
Cloneneshill
Clooneard
Killinetegore
Bullya
Ballagharies Grange
Saranstown
Westmeath
London
Sligo
John Hanchard
Grafton-itrees