File 65 - 6 Newenham Street, Limerick

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Material relating to 6 Newenham Street, Limerick - Jesuit property, The Crescent, Limerick. includes:

Copy Lease:
Lessor: Edmund Henry, Earl of Limerick.
Lessee: Robert Newenham O'Callaghan
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rere 200 feet.
Terms and Conditions: Land is let at an annual rent of £37-10-0 for the natural lives of Robert Newenham, son of the lessee, Reverend William Hoare of the city of Limerick and Dean Nash, son of Jagues Nash of Brinny, County Cork.
Date: 1 April 1809
Size: 3pp
Other: Includes copy made in 1923 of original lease.

Fee Farm Grant:
Grantor: William Henry Tennison, Earl of Limerick
Grantee: Robert Keays of the city of Limerick
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors’ land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rear 200 feet.
Grant: Property is granted to Keays in perpetuity upon the payment of the annual fee farm rent of £37-3-2.
Date: 7 September 1857
Size: 5pp
Other: Copy made in 1923 of original grant.

Conveyance:
Parties: (1) David Lynch, Judge of the Landed Estates Court of Ireland. (2) John Quain, General Manager of the Union Bank of Ireland, College Green, Dublin.
Property: That plot of ground in South Priors’ land in South Liberties in the city of Limerick marked ‘Number 6’ on the map, measuring in the front to Richmond Place, Georges Street, 50 feet, from front to rear 200 feet.

Conveyance: Land is conveyed to John Quain, in consideration of the sum of £430 sterling due to the Union Bank from the estate of Robert Keays. Land continues to be subject to the annual fee farm rent of £37-3-2.
Date: 22 June 1867
Size: 3pp
Other: Schedule of tenants with annual rents due attached. Copy of lease made in 1923.