James Stuart CB of Gracehill

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Would these be your Irwins?


Pedigree of Irwin of Rathmoyle, Co. Roscommon, 1580 -- 1927

Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms. 172, p. 155

[Benody1921]

I think those are the right Irwins.

I found this:
Christopher (2) Irwin (1640-1714) of ORAN and LEABEG had the BONSHAW
coat on his tombstone in 1714

Jane Irwin was supposedly the daughter of Christopher Irwin and Sarah Ormsby.

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I believe Grace Lynd was the daughter of William Lynd and Margaret Templeton. There is a Will for Grace Lynd otherwise Bell who was the mother of William. She mentions Grace Stewart otherwise Lynd. I believe this Grace Lynd otherwise Bell or one of her daughters was somehow related to the Todd family but I haven't quite figured out how.

Grace Lynd was the daughter of William Lynd and Margaret Templeton...

Wm Lynd was son of Rev Lynd and Grace Bell ...  Wm Lynd's  sister Grace married Todd

Grace Bell  was dau of Robert Bell and Jane Stewart 

[Benody1921]

That's how I interpreted the Will. The wording and order can be a bit tricky. I went so far as to write it all down into a little chart.

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So Wm's gran was a Stewart...and his daughter married a Stewart 

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I think those are the right Irwins.

I found this:
Christopher (2) Irwin (1640-1714) of ORAN and LEABEG had the BONSHAW
coat on his tombstone in 1714

Jane Irwin was supposedly the daughter of Christopher Irwin and Sarah Ormsby.

Copy of confirmation of arms to the descendants of Col. Richard Irwin, eldest son of Richard Irwin, son of Richard Irwin all of Rathmoyle, son of Arthur Irwin of Fernhall, son of John Irwin of Ballinderry all in Roscommon and to the eldest son of the said Col. Irwin, being Arthur John Irwin of Rathmoyle, 1910

Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms. 111a, p. 41

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I think those are the right Irwins.

I found this:
Christopher (2) Irwin (1640-1714) of ORAN and LEABEG had the BONSHAW
coat on his tombstone in 1714

Jane Irwin was supposedly the daughter of Christopher Irwin and Sarah Ormsby.

Detailed abstracts of wills of Irwin of Leybeg and Oran in Co. Roscommon, of Londonderry, of Coles, Drumcoghy, Drumcare, Derrygore, Greenhills and Rockfield, all in Co. Fermanagh, 1709 -- c. 1850.

Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms. 141, pp. 299-307


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If it were me I'd email the NLI  enquiring about how many pages there are for the Irwins and the cost of getting a copy of those pages quoting Ms. 141, pp. 299-307   via email

Costs nothing to ask! 

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Names of ye traitors in ye Castle of Dublin at ye first rebellion, Oct. 26, 1641.
Collection:    Stewart Mss.
Format:    Manuscript
Published:    1885

NLI ref...   MS_UR_049592


Papers of Capt. Stewart of Alltyrodin, Llandyssil, including papers of the Moore family, containing a number of items of Irish interest, 1641-1739. (Hist. Mss. Comm. Rep. 10, App. 4, 1885). Some of the papers are now in Liverpool Public Library, some in Liverpool University and some were sold. 

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Letter of A. Stewart to R. Stewart of Irry, Co. Antrim, Jan. 28, 1671 (1672). Two letters of J. Stewart to his father G. Stewart, one containing a pedigree of the Stewarts of Irry, May 1719, June, 1720, with genealogical notes on the Stewart family of Ballymoney area, Co. Antrim.

Subjects:    
Stewart, family of
Stewart, A.
Stewart, George
Stewart, James
Stewart, Robert
Stuart, family of


Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office, D. 459