c 1747 - 1821 Lewis Morgan, wife, Anne, Monasterivan Ireland

[Sinann]

If you just put Morgan into the search on the Chief Secretary papers Moore is result 22 and 23 on page 3. You will only get a discription of the letters not the original letters.

[Rodney53]

Will do, Sinann.
Many thanks.
Rodney53

[Rodney53]

Hello all,

I found this yesterday .... very happy 

So now am in search of the family of Anne Dalton.

Rodney.

[myluck!]

Wonderful
Happy Dalton hunting!!

[Rodney53]

I should add that I have found evidence to clarify that the Thomas Morgan, son of Moore Morgan and husband of Theodosia, does not belong to the Reverend Moore Morgan. The other Moore Morgan was a resident of Cork and not a clergyman.
With such a relatively unusual name as Moore Morgan, I cannot help but wonder if the two were related fairly closely, cousins perhaps.
Cheers.
Rodney53

[Rodney53]

Sinann,
I am wondering if you know of a way to get to see the Will of Lewis Morgan which you mention in an earlier post? It would be fascinating to see it. Were they processed and stored somewhere?
Hope all is well with you.
Rodney53

[Sinann]

I was hoping someone else would have answered this before I got back here.

As the second link I posted explains most of the originals were destroyed by the infamous fire in 1922, but I believe a call went out around the world for copies. That's were my knowledge of them runs out.
I'm trying to remember who here knows I'll try sending one or two PMs hope I strike lucky.

[Sinann]

See this thread
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=732063.msg5772578#msg5772578

Thanks to hallmark

[hallmark]

Even if the actual Will was burnt, maybe the contents were Registered... it is basically registering who got what from a Will.

Registry of Wills/Deeds, Henrietta St, Dublin
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