Lady Ann of Clontarf?

[Joseph L. Oliver]

Greg0220, I've taken the time to read through your post and can clearly see your connection and interest to the Sutherland topic.  And again, thank you.

[hallmark]

These are the Raford Daly's. Michael Daly(d. 1808) and whose will is in this thread, was the second son, so, didn't inherit Raford. Michael owned quite a bit of land, but his principal residences were Mt. Pleasant, which is overlooking the lake in Loughrea, Galway, and Tokay Lodge, which appears to be part of Phoenix Park, Dublin, or just on the edge.
 

For some reason, probably mistakenly, I thought it was here..... don't know why!!



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[hallmark]

Grrrr....   


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[Greg0220]

As usual, Hallmark is correct! Thank you for posting this.

[Greg0220]

What year did Bram Stoker live there?

[hallmark]

https://www.ireland.anglican.org/news/7569/bram-stokers-baptism-in-clontarf

[Greg0220]

Oh, I thought you meant Bram Stoker lived at 21 Lower Gardiner St.

[hallmark]

Michael Daly of Tokay Lodge, was the son of Dennis Daly(1700-1791) and Lady Ann de Burgh(Burke).
I think Hallmark got it right.

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[Joseph L. Oliver]

Hello Hallmark.  Nice to know you are alive and kicking.

Haven't dipped my toe in this pond for awhile.  Will have to dive in to understand the significance of the posting of this beautiful document.

You are very nice to stay on this trail, or trial, as is appropriate.

Regards,

Joe O