Outrage Reports

Jane:

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

I will alert our parish liaison for Killoe about your message.

Just to confirm, you are referring to a 1938 report not an 1838 report?

Let me know if you have not heard back in ten days or so.

Roger McDonnell

Hello Roger

Sorry,the typist made a mistake and entered 1938 and it is an 1838 outrage report for Thomas Campbell that we are looking for. We are still waiting to hear back from the parish liaison for Killoe. 

Re: our previous requests for an obituary for Elizabeth Jones (Campbell) of Clongish and a second marriage record for Thomas Campbell, would it be possible for you to research some early newspapers for same. That would be great if you could!

Thank you again for all your help when I know we seem to be grasping at straws. 

Jane Campbell

Hi Jane!

Apparently our parish liaison for Killoe is no longer working for Ireland Reaching Out!

I found the 1838 Outrage report on Find My Past which is a subscription site.

Here is a link whihc may not work if you are not an FMP subscriber.  http://search.findmypast.ie/record?id=ire%2fho100%2f254%2f00553&paren"n the 3rd inst.Od=ire%2fho100%2f003557

The wording is below:

"On the 3rd inst. the house of Thomas Campbell of Fara, parish of Killoe, was entered by a man unknown who stole a carbine belonging to W. Bond Esq. to whom Campbell is steward."

Fara could be Farraghroe or Fohoragh townlands.

Let me see what I can find on your other two requests.

Roger

Jane:

I went back and found your April message where Elwyn and I responded.

https://www.irelandxo.com/ireland/longford/killoe-longford/message-boar…

I looked on Find My Past which has a good number of 19th century newspapers and did not find any articles on the the death of Elizabeth. You may want to subscribe to FMP or another service which has 19th century records/newspapers.

I also did not locate the second Thomas Campbell marriage record. As I mentioned earlier the Killoe C of I records are on Roots Ireland but no second marriage for your Thomas was located. The marriage might have occured in a C of I parish not now on Roots.

Roger

To Roger

My thanks again for your help and your message re: The Outrage Report.

Jane 

Following up on your info re: Outrage Reports and the fact that Thomas Campbell was a steward for W. Bond Esquire we have been trying to find more information on W. Bond and hopefully Thomas' stewardship, but our research has come up emptyhanded. Can you help further?

I'm sorry that I have not been able to take your advice re: various subscriptions. I am a senior and do not have a computer. My local librarian helps me for an hour with my research every other week. That means I could only use a subscription twice a month. 

Again my thanks,

Jane Campbell   

Jane:

Sorry you have limited access to the Internet.

I did a Google search for w. bond esquire longford ireland and found a couple items of interest. See links below.

Roger

https://books.google.com/books?id=C9EkzFlBgz0C&pg=PA106&lpg=PA106&dq=w…

http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&county=LF&…

Many thanks Roger for your message of August 6th.

We appreciate your findings which are very interesting. We have found the links you sent very helpful and have used Griffith's Valuation to find out more about WIlloughby Bond. Still searching re: Thomas Campbell stewardship. Will keep you posted.

Jane Campbell

Jane,

I see a Betty (short for Elizabeth) Callnell recorded as an occupier at Farraghroe Townland, Killoe Civil Parish, County Longford in my 1854 Griffith's Primary Valuation of County Longford index book. The Callnell surname could be Caldwell (Callwell) or Campbell (Cammell).

A James Campbell, son of Archibald Campbell and Charlotte Jeremiah, Faragh was baptised in 1870 in the Corboy Presbyterian records County Longford. This was followed by the baptisms of his siblings: Archibald (1872), Charlotte (1874) and William Thomas (1875) whose addresses were given as Farragh.

Hoping this helps,

David Leahy

davidleahy @ eircom.net

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Many thanks to David Leahy re: his message of October 3rd, of Betty Callnell (possibly Campbell), from the 1854 Griffith's Valuation.  However, this date is a little late for us. We are still looking for info re: Thomas Campbell's stewardship with W. Bond Esq. in 1838.  Anything you can find on the stewardship say through estate files, sale of property records, Thomas' house which is referred to in the Outrage report of 1838. 

Jane Campbell