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216. Thomas6 HULSE; born circa 1777;[914] married Hannah Taylor (see #217), daughter of Joseph Taylor and Sarah Barnett, 17 Sep 1797 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; where Thomas was of St. Nicholas parish, and Hannah of St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, by license, by Charles Wylde. Both signed their names, witnessed by Martha Osborn and John Upton;[915] died "aged 57, after a long and painful illness" 5 May 1827 at Spaniel row, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[916] buried 7 May 1827 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, "aged 50."[917] He lived in 1797 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[918] He and Hannah Taylor lived between 1812 and 1815 at Greyhound street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[919] He was a baker between 1814 and 1818 at Greyhound street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[920] He was a hatter in 1815 at Greyhound street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[921] He was a baker in 1818 at Parliament street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[922] Children of Thomas6 Hulse and Hannah Taylor (see #217) were as follows: 108. i. Thomas5 Hulse. ii. Matthew Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 28 May 1800 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[924] died 5 Nov 1834 at British Honduras (Belize) at age 34.[925] He lived in and was, eventually a colonial magistrate between 1817 and 1834 at British Honduras (Belize).[926] iii. Hannah Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 19 Apr 1802 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[924] married Joseph Hill 20 Nov 1831 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; by licence, where both were of that parish, witnessed by David Patterson and Mary Wadlow.[927] She lived in 1831 at Granby street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[928] iv. William Barnett Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 10 Feb 1804 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[924] married Mary Gell 14 Jan 1830 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; where both were of St. Nicholas parish, Mary a widow, witnessed by William Robinson and H Hulse, all signing their names.[929],[930] It was said in the newspaper that William appeared in court as a debtor, described as "William Barnett Hulse, formerly of Mount East St. in the town of Nottingham, painter, then of Hyson Green, in the parish of Radford ...lace maker, afterwards traveling to various places in the West Indies and North America as a painter and accountant, then of Basford, ...lacemaker, painter, and retail beer seller, since in lodgings at Mr. Whitehall's in Edmond St., Liverpool, painter and late of Basford, ...out of business." He was sued, but when unopposed in court, was discharged.[931],[932] v. Mary Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 25 Apr 1806 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[924] vi. Samuel Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 11 Jan 1808 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[924] buried 25 Feb 1810 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[924] vii. Samuel Barnett Hulse;[923],[923] baptized 15 Apr 1810 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; spelled "Bennett."[924] viii. George Hulse;[933],[933] baptized 9 Jun 1812 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] ix. Ann Hulse;[933],[933] baptized 9 Jun 1814 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] x. Henry Hulse;[933],[933] baptized 27 Dec 1815 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] He was charged for selling beer after hours in May 1837 at Radford, Co. Nottingham, England.[935] He Henry was convisted of illegal fishing, along with his friend William Robinson in Jun 1839 at Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[936] He Henry of New Basford with three others was convicted of disorderly conduct in Nov 1839 at Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[937] xi. Ellen Hulse;[933],[933] baptized 15 Apr 1818 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] 217. Hannah6 TAYLOR (child of Joseph, #434);[938],[939] baptized 4 Apr 1775 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[940] married Thomas Hulse (see #216) 17 Sep 1797 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; where Thomas was of St. Nicholas parish, and Hannah of St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, by license, by Charles Wylde. Both signed their names, witnessed by Martha Osborn and John Upton;[915] died at her son's house... aged 59, after a long and painful illness 2 Aug 1834 at Milton street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, at age 59;[941] buried 6 Aug 1834 at St. Nicholas parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, "aged 59."[942] She lived in 1797 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[943] She and Thomas Hulse lived between 1812 and 1815 at Greyhound street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[919] She lived in 1829 at Spaniel row, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[944]
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384. George7 MORTON; born circa 1670 at Ireland;[945] married Widow (--?--) (--?--) Morton (see #385) 1713;[946],[947],[948] he may have died circa 1722 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[949],[950],[951] George was described by Sir James Gowan as being of Co. Queens (now Co. Laois), Ireland.[275] Mortons were associated with Mountrath, Co. Queens; though George's relation to them is not established.[952] It was said, "Mortons were officers of Oliver Cromwell's body-guard and went from England to Ireland during his Regency and became possessed of an estate in Co. Carlow, adjoining Co. Wicklow. This estate has on it a large castle called Clanmore [sic]," referring to Clonmore.[953] He and Widow (--?--) (--?--) Morton were likely leasing Lugduff (a portion of Rosbane) in 1714 at Kilcommon parish, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[954] George and his wife (later Widow Morton) had four sons and one daughter: Francis (1714-1780); and likely James (d. 1781).[955] He and Widow (--?--) (--?--) Morton lived in Dec 1714 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[956],[957] Children of George7 Morton and Widow (--?--) (--?--) Morton (see #385) were as follows: 192. i. Francis6 Morton. ii. James Morton;[958],[958] born 1717 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[959],[960] married Mary Walsh 1733;[961],[962] died circa 1781.[963] 385. Widow (--?--)7 (--?--) Morton; married George Morton (see #384) 1713;[946],[947],[948] died circa 1743 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[964] She and George Morton were likely leasing Lugduff (a portion of Rosbane) in 1714 at Kilcommon parish, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[954] George and his wife (later Widow Morton) had four sons and one daughter: Francis (1714-1780); and likely James (d. 1781).[955] She and George Morton lived in Dec 1714 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[956],[957] She was leasing Lugduff, (part of Rosbane) where she had four tenants, plus land in Coolross and Tinahely. That lease expired 1735. It was said by the surveyor, "The above farm of Coolrus and Tinahely is one of the poorest towns in Ireland mostly inhabited by beggars, whores and rogues. It is impossible to put any valuation upon that town or farm. There is no trade in the town and the land about it is coarse and barren yet the town is well situated for fire and water, and capable to be improved were there any trade brought to the town" in 1730 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[965],[966] She appeared on the census of 1730 at Tinahely, Co. Wicklow, Ireland; where Widow Morton had 4 sons and 1 daughter.[967]
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386. Henry7 HATTON; born circa 1676;[968] married Mary (--?--) (see #387);[969] died 1742.[970] He was an innkeeper at Gorey, Co. Wexford, Ireland.[971],[972],[973] Children of Henry7 Hatton and Mary (--?--) (see #387) were as follows: i. Mary6 Hatton;[974] born circa 1700;[975],[976] married John Hunter Gowan.[977] The wife of John Hunter Gowan (b.1699) is sometimes referred to as Anne Hatton.[978],[979] ii. Jack Hatton;[980],[980] born 1706;[981] married Sarah (--?--);[982] died "aged 80 years" 9 Aug 1786 at Mount Nebo, Gorey, Co. Wexford, Ireland.[983],[984] He was a clerk in 1727.[985] He was an attorney in Exchequer in 1734.[985] He was an attorney listed for the Courts of King"s Bench, Chancery and Exchequer between 1773 and 1778 at Wood Street, Dublin, Ireland.[986] 193. iii. Anne Hatton. iv. Martha Hatton;[987],[987] born circa 1712;[988] married Richard Woodroof;[989] died 30 Jul 1799 at Ballycanew, Co. Wexford, Ireland.[990] v. Rev. Robert Hatton;[991],[991] born circa 1713;[992] died 1759.[992] He was a Rector at Kilnamanagh, Co. Dublin, Ireland.[993] 387. Mary7 (--?--); married Henry Hatton (see #386);[969] died circa 1769.[994]
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388. Mathew7 HUDSON (child of Robert, #776);[995] born 1698;[996] married Ann Critchley (see #389);[997] died 1747.[996] Children of Mathew7 Hudson and Ann Critchley (see #389) were as follows: i. . Robert6 Hudson[998],[998] was mentioned as being nephew to James Critchley of Derrybran in latter's will on 7 Jul 1755 at Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[849] 194. ii. Mathew Hudson. 389. Ann7 CRITCHLEY; married Mathew Hudson (see #388), son of Robert Hudson;[997] died 1760.[996] Anne had brothers James Critchley (d. 1755) and William Critchley.[999] She lived on 11 Feb 1748 at Killinskyduff, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[1000]
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390. Richard7 FENTON (child of Michael, #780);[1001],[1001] born 1705 at Ireland;[1002] married Ann Bayley (see #391), daughter of Thomas Bayley, 1750 at Ireland;[1003] died 1769 at Ireland.[1002] Children of Richard7 Fenton and Ann Bayley (see #391) were as follows: 195. i. Mary6 Fenton. ii. Michael Fenton;[852],[852] born 1751;[845] died 7 May 1860.[845] Michael Fenton of Ballinclea leased land in trust for his nephew Michael Hudson at Killiniskyduff, 4 Jun 1801.[1004] 391. Ann7 BAYLEY (child of Thomas, #782);[1001] born 1718 at Ireland;[1002] married Richard Fenton (see #390), son of Michael Fenton and Comfort Barrington, 1750 at Ireland.[1003]
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394. Edward7 DEANE (child of Edward, #788);[896],[1005] born 1682 at Lymington, Co. Hampshire, England;[1006] married Elizabeth Bushe (see #395), daughter of Amias Bushe and Eleanor Wandesford, 1716;[871],[1007] died 7 May 1748 at Terenure, Co. Dublin, Ireland.[1008],[1009] He lived at Terenure, Co. Dublin, Ireland.[1010] Entered Trinity College Dublin 24 Feb 1699.[895] He was Sheriff of Co. Kilkenny in 1710 at Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1011] Edward was a member of parliament for Newcastle, Dublin 1713-14, and Inistioge from 1715 until his death in 1748.[895],[1012] He was Sheriff of Co. Kilkenny in 1718 at Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1013],[895],[1011] Children of Edward7 Deane and Elizabeth Bushe (see #395) were as follows: i. Elizabeth6 Deane;[887],[887] married Standish O'Grady 1750; where Stadish is son of The O'Grady of Killballyowen.[1014],[1015] 197. ii. Ann Deane. iii. Francis Deane;[887],[887] married Standish Grady Feb 1752; where Standish is of Ballyvolane.[1014],[1016] iv. Joseph Deane;[887],[887] married Jane Freeman.[897] Of Terenure, and of Dangan, co. Kilkenny, succeeded his eldest brother in 1751, was M.P. for Inistioge 1762, for co.Kilkenny 1768, for co. Dublin 1769, and Col. of the co. Dublinl Volunteers.[895] "This owner of Terenure was the most distinguished member of his family ; he sat for many years in Parliament as member for the metropolitan county, and married the daughter and heiress of Matthew Freeman, of Castlecor, in the County Cork, whose name his descendants bear."[1017] v. Elinor Deane;[887],[887] married Marcus Shee.[1014] vi. Wilhelmina Deane;[887],[887] married Nicholas Bowen circa Nov 1748.[1014],[1018] vii. Edward Deane;[887],[887] born 1716;[1019] died unmarried Sep 1751.[1020] Edward was Clerk of the Ships Entries, and Member of Parliament.[1021] Entered Trinity College Dublin, 9 March, 1732, admitted a member of the King's Inns, Michaelmas, 1741, M.P. for Inistioge, 16 Oct. 1745 ; succeeded his father at Terenure 1748, and was shot by Maj.-Gen. Thomas Pigott, of Knapton, Queen's Co., in a duel 1751.[895] "Terenure was for a short time in the possession of... Edward, [who also] sat for Inistiogue. An advertisement appeared from the last-named in 1750 announcing that the house of Terenure was to be set, and mentioning, amongst other attractions, that in the gardens, which contained about four acres, there were two large fish ponds stocked with carp and tench, and that the house commanded an agreeable prospect of the harbour of Dublin. A year later, in 1751, this young man, while at Harwich, was shot in a duel. As he was unmarried, Terenure, on his death, passed to his brother, Joseph Deane, the youngest son of the second Edward Deane, of Terenure."[1017] 198. viii. Amias Deane. 395. Elizabeth7 BUSHE (child of Amias, #790);[1022],[1023] born circa 1695;[1024] married Edward Deane (see #394), son of Edward Deane and Anne Bulkeley, 1716;[871],[1007] died Dec 1748.[1009]
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396. Edward7 DEANE (child of Edward, #788);[896],[1005] born 1682 at Lymington, Co. Hampshire, England;[1006] married Elizabeth Bushe (see #395), daughter of Amias Bushe and Eleanor Wandesford, 1716;[871],[1007] died 7 May 1748 at Terenure, Co. Dublin, Ireland.[1008],[1009] He lived at Terenure, Co. Dublin, Ireland.[1010] Entered Trinity College Dublin 24 Feb 1699.[895] He was Sheriff of Co. Kilkenny in 1710 at Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1011] Edward was a member of parliament for Newcastle, Dublin 1713-14, and Inistioge from 1715 until his death in 1748.[895],[1012] He was Sheriff of Co. Kilkenny in 1718 at Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1013],[895],[1011] Children of Edward7 Deane and Elizabeth Bushe (see #395) were as follows: i. Elizabeth6 Deane;[887],[887] married Standish O'Grady 1750; where Stadish is son of The O'Grady of Killballyowen.[1014],[1015] 197. ii. Ann Deane. iii. Francis Deane;[887],[887] married Standish Grady Feb 1752; where Standish is of Ballyvolane.[1014],[1016] iv. Joseph Deane;[887],[887] married Jane Freeman.[897] Of Terenure, and of Dangan, co. Kilkenny, succeeded his eldest brother in 1751, was M.P. for Inistioge 1762, for co.Kilkenny 1768, for co. Dublin 1769, and Col. of the co. Dublinl Volunteers.[895] "This owner of Terenure was the most distinguished member of his family ; he sat for many years in Parliament as member for the metropolitan county, and married the daughter and heiress of Matthew Freeman, of Castlecor, in the County Cork, whose name his descendants bear."[1017] v. Elinor Deane;[887],[887] married Marcus Shee.[1014] vi. Wilhelmina Deane;[887],[887] married Nicholas Bowen circa Nov 1748.[1014],[1018] vii. Edward Deane;[887],[887] born 1716;[1019] died unmarried Sep 1751.[1020] Edward was Clerk of the Ships Entries, and Member of Parliament.[1021] Entered Trinity College Dublin, 9 March, 1732, admitted a member of the King's Inns, Michaelmas, 1741, M.P. for Inistioge, 16 Oct. 1745 ; succeeded his father at Terenure 1748, and was shot by Maj.-Gen. Thomas Pigott, of Knapton, Queen's Co., in a duel 1751.[895] "Terenure was for a short time in the possession of... Edward, [who also] sat for Inistiogue. An advertisement appeared from the last-named in 1750 announcing that the house of Terenure was to be set, and mentioning, amongst other attractions, that in the gardens, which contained about four acres, there were two large fish ponds stocked with carp and tench, and that the house commanded an agreeable prospect of the harbour of Dublin. A year later, in 1751, this young man, while at Harwich, was shot in a duel. As he was unmarried, Terenure, on his death, passed to his brother, Joseph Deane, the youngest son of the second Edward Deane, of Terenure."[1017] 198. viii. Amias Deane. 397. Elizabeth7 BUSHE (child of Amias, #790);[1022],[1023] born circa 1695;[1024] married Edward Deane (see #394), son of Edward Deane and Anne Bulkeley, 1716;[871],[1007] died Dec 1748.[1009]
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398. Henry7 CUFFE (child of Burleigh, #796);[1025] died the year of his probate 1745 at Darbystown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1026] He lived at Darbystown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.[1027] Children of Henry7 Cuffe and an unknown spouse were: 199. i. Margaret6 Cuffe.
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408. James7 FITZGERALD (child of John, #816);[609],[1028] born 1715;[1029] married (--?--) Jolly (see #409); where Miss Jolly was of Co. Cavan;[905],[1030] died 1789.[1029] "was probably the builder of Clonavilla House, Clones, County Monaghan, a gentrified, three-storey stone home which was occupied by FitzGeralds for nearly 250 years until the 1970s, when it fell into general decay. Marrying Miss Jolly who owned property in County Cavan, James FitzGerald was a friend of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin and author of Gulliver's Travels, who visited James at his wife's property in County Cavan."[1031],[1032],[1033] James had a friendship with satirist Jonathan Swift (1667-1745).[1034] Children of James7 Fitzgerald and (--?--) Jolly (see #409) were as follows: i. John6 Fitzgerald;[609],[609] born circa 1734 at Clonavilla, Clones Parish, Co. Monaghan, Ireland;[1035],[1036] died 2 Dec 1818 at Clonavilla, Clones, Co. Monaghan, Ireland;[1037] buried 4 Dec 1818 at St. Tighernach's, Clones, Co. Monaghan, Ireland, "Clanavilla, Clones, age 81."[1038],[1039] ii. James Fitzgerald;[1040] born 1741;[1041],[1042] married Elizabeth Cole;[1043] died 1819.[1041],[1042] 204. iii. Robert Fitzgerald. iv. Elinor Fitzgerald;[1044],[1044] born 1745 at Clones Parish, Co. Monaghan, Ireland.[1045] v. William Fitzgerald;[1044],[1044] born 1748 at Clones Parish, Co. Monaghan, Ireland;[1046] married (--?--) Coulson; where the bride was daughter of Captain Coulson.[1047] 409. (--?--)7 JOLLY; married James Fitzgerald (see #408), son of John Fitzgerald; where Miss Jolly was of Co. Cavan.[905],[1030]
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434. Joseph7 TAYLOR; born circa 1752 at Co. Nottingham, England;[1048] married Sarah Barnett (see #435) 30 Oct 1774 at Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; by licence, signed by both, witnessed by Mary Brown and Robert Kirkby;[1049] died "late of Parliament street... in the 83rd year of his age" 3 Sep 1834 at Red street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[1050],[1051] buried 7 Sep 1834 at St. Mary's, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, "aged 82."[1052] He and Sarah Barnett lived between 1776 and 1782 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1053] He and Sarah Barnett lived in 1782 at Pennyfoot street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1054] He and Sarah Barnett lived between 1785 and 1790 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1055] Children of Joseph7 Taylor and Sarah Barnett (see #435) were as follows: 217. i. Hannah6 Taylor. ii. William Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 3 Nov 1776 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] iii. George Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 24 Jun 1778 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[934] died 1787 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[1056] buried 21 Aug 1787 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, son of Joseph Taylor.[1057] iv. Sarah Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 1 Oct 1780 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[934] died 1782 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[1058] buried 27 May 1782 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1058] v. Sarah Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 6 Aug 1782 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[934] died 1786 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England;[934] buried 1 Feb 1786 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, daughter of Joseph Taylor.[1059] vi. Mary Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 21 Mar 1785 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] vii. Ann Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 5 Jan 1787 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] viii. Eleanor Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 7 Feb 1789 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] ix. Isaac Taylor;[933],[933] baptized 18 Oct 1790 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[934] 435. Sarah7 BARNETT; born circa 1750 at Co. Nottingham, England;[1060] married Joseph Taylor (see #434) 30 Oct 1774 at Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England; by licence, signed by both, witnessed by Mary Brown and Robert Kirkby;[1049] died "aged 87" 18 Apr 1837 at Basford, Co. Nottingham, England;[1061] buried 21 Apr 1837 at St. Mary's parish, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England, "Basford, 87 years."[1062] She and Joseph Taylor lived between 1776 and 1782 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1053] She and Joseph Taylor lived in 1782 at Pennyfoot street, Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1054] She and Joseph Taylor lived between 1785 and 1790 at Backside (Parliament street), Nottingham, Co. Nottingham, England.[1055]
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776. Robert8 HUDSON; born 1671;[996] died 16 Feb 1728 at Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[996] He lived on 12 Apr 1711 at Killinskyduff, Kilbride, Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.[1063] Children of Robert8 Hudson and an unknown spouse were: 388. i. Mathew7 Hudson.
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780. Michael8 FENTON (child of Richard, #1560);[1001] born 1680 at Ireland;[1002] married Comfort Barrington (see #781) 1705 at Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[1003] died 1729 at Ireland.[1002] Children of Michael8 Fenton and Comfort Barrington (see #781) were: 390. i. Richard7 Fenton. 781. Comfort8 BARRINGTON; born 1685 at Ireland;[1002] married Michael Fenton (see #780), son of Richard Fenton, 1705 at Co. Wicklow, Ireland;[1003] died 1736 at Ireland.[1002]
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782. Thomas8 BAYLEY. Children of Thomas8 Bayley and an unknown spouse were: 391. i. Ann7 Bayley.