Understanding Decrees in Chancery

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Pedigree of Bond of Glenlough and Ballyclogher in Co. Derry, of Newton Bond and Lecarrow, Co. Roscommon and of Coolember and Bondsfort and Cartroncard and Farragh all in Co. Longford 1650 -- 1875.

National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.114, pp.192-5 and 200-3


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Pedigree of Bond, Barts., of Newtown and Coolamber in Co. Longford, with copy of Patent of Baronetcy c.1720 1794.


National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.113, pp.46-53

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Copy of confirmation of Arms to James Bond of Coolamber, Co. Longford Jan. 17, 1794.

National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.103, p.135

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Pedigree and detailed abstracts of wills of
Hodson of Hadrew in Buckinghamshire
and Skea in Co. Cavan,
of Tuitstown in Co. Westmeath,
of Old Court and of Coolkenna, Co. Wicklow,
of Athlone and Ballinacura, Co. Westmeath,
of Hodson's Bay otherwise Burnes in Co. Roscommon
and
of City of Dublin, 1688 -- 1759.

National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.141, pp.18-22

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Account of origins, lease book, of the  Bond estate in Cos. Leitrim, Longford, Meath, Roscommon, Westmeath, c. 1778-1855, also some correspondence, maps and veterinary recipes.

Trinity College Library, Mss. 4255-56 (Q.9.12.-13)

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Recovery in respect of lands at Dunmahon, Killeagh, Curraghmore and elsewhere in Co. Cork, in which Richard Burke is demandant, Rowland Delaghoyde and William Fennesey tenants and John Hodder vouchee 28 Nov., 1746.
Format:    Manuscript
Subjects:    
Bond, family of
Burke, Richard
Delahoyde, Rowland
Fennesy, William
Hodder, John
Cork County > Estates

National Library of Ireland, D.27,270

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'Family Patchwork' by Mrs. Georgiana McGeogh Bond; a genealogical work on the families of Bond, Gosselin, Kingstone, Little, mainly in Co. Longford; with references to social life and conditions in eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; c.1960.

National Library of Ireland, Ms. 18,450

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Legal and estate papers of the McCaough and Bond families, Co. Armagh, 1804-1907; Irish Land Commission papers relating to the Shelton Estate, Co. Armagh, 1907.
Belfast Public Record Office, D.3012


which is the ones mentioned (as far as I remember) in one of the contracts posted to my knowledge

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The Cork Bonds..

Will abstracts of Aldworth, Bond and St. Leger presented to Society of Genealogists.

The Genealogists' magazine: official organ of the Society of Genealogists , Vol. 9, No. 5, September, 1941

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As they say on “Who Do You Think You Are”, I need to get to Ireland and especially Dublin !!

Have made note of all this information and will get busy.👍🍺🇨🇦

Cheers and thanks.