Book 66 / Page 432 / Number 47316
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHW-C99V-4?i=527&cat=185720Memorial of an indenture of lease dated 2nd Nov 1730 between Henry Carey of Dungiven on the 1st part; Robert McClenaghan and Alexr. McClenaghan both of Ballycaragan, parish of Bovevey, Gents, on the 2nd part. Carey leased to the McClenaghans the lands of Ballycaragan, in the manor of Philliper, Barony of Kenaght, to have and to hold for the lives of Alexander McClenaghan, Edward Carrey son to said Henry Carrey, and William Osburne [Osborne] of Ballycraggan. Witnessed by Thomas Torrens and John Downing of Dublin Gent.
Book 152 / Page 395 / Number 102258
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSNH-XS5M-Y?i=209&cat=185720Memorial of a deed of lease dated 1st May 1746 between Lieut. Robert McClenaghan of Ballyhargan of the 1st part; Robert Osburn [Osborne] of Ballyhargan Gent of the 2nd part. Whereby McClenaghan leased to Osborne the one quarter of Ballyhargan formerly possessed by John McCay (except that part of Ballyhargan called Teermilin [?] including garden, half an acre, and the house stead formerly occupied by Wm McClenaghan). To have and to hold for the lives of the said Robert Osburn, Charles Sterling son of Charles Sterling of Gorteclare, and Samuel Long son of John Long of Dunronan, all in Co Londonderry, or 61 years, whichever lasts longer. Said deeds contains several covenants and claises, including that Robert Osburn shall pay the yearly rents to Henry Torrens of Dungiven as guardian for Reba. McClenaghan wife of the sd Robt McClenaghan until the decease of said Rebecca. And Robert McClenaghan does resign all privileges granted to him by the grand lease from Henry Cary Esq to the said Robert McClenaghan. Witnessed by Geo. Osburn of Derryard, Co Londonderry, farmer; William McCay of Drum, Co Londonderry, farmer, now residing in America; and Charles Sterling of Gorteclare aforesaid. Memorial witnessed by said Charles Sterling & Paul Limrick of Londonderry. Registered by Charles Sterling, aged 53 or thereabouts, on 22nd Aug 1751.
Book 182 / Page 433 / Number 121456
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSH3-3SNL-V?i=222&cat=185720Memorial of a lease dated 8th Jan 1756 made between Lieut Robert McClenaghan of Ballyhargan on the 1st part; Samuel Osborn [Osborne] and William Osborn of Ballyhargan on the 2nd. McClenaghan let to the Osborns the half quarter of Ballyhargan then and now in the possession of Samuel Osborn, for 61 years or the lives of said William Osborn, Robert Osborne son of Rev Joseph Osborn, and Samuel Sterling son to Charles Sterling of Gorticlare. From the end of a former grant which the said Samuel Osborne holds from the said Robert McClenaghan from thenceforth fully to be completed and ended. Witnessed by Alexr Sterling of Gorticlare, farmer, Malcolm Ferguson of Killyblughtin [??], farmer and Charles Sterling of Gortyclare, farmer, and William Ellett [Elliot?] of Ballyhargan, farmer.
Book 241 / Page 552 / Number 160912
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSN1-DS7S-R?i=284&cat=185720Memorial of lease dated 8th Jan 1756 between Lieut. Robert McClenaghan of Ballychargan on the 1st part, and Samuel Osborne of Ballychargan on the other. Robert McClenaghan let to Samuel Osborne the half quarter of Ballyhargan which was then in the possession of said Samuel Osborne son of John Osborne of Ballyhargan, except the part known as Termolin [?] and Lakys [?] thereis excepted unto the sd Robert McClenaghan his own house and garden etc. To have and to hold unto the said Samuel Osborne for 61 years commencing from the death of Rebecca McClenaghan wife to Robert McClenaghan aforesaid. By said deed it is also agreed that Robert McClenaghan and his heirs give all rights and privileges in the chief grant which they held from Coll Henry Carey that is to say to give to Samuel Osborne for 61 years or the natural lives of said Samuel Osborne, Alexander Osborne son of John Osborn of Ballharagan aforesaid, and Robert McClenaghan son to Alexander McClenaghan all of Ballyharagan aforesaid. Witnessed by Alexander Sterling of Gortenclare and Malcolm Ferguson of Killyblight [?], farmers.