Inquisition in Ulster - Latin Translation?

[Gilby]

Ooh, I didn't know that.  Cheers.

I think the 3000-odd people were the ones who could prove their connection and who were considered suitably poor.

p.s. I posted a question on the previous page too, just in case you missed it 

[hallmark]

It is only from memory I think London!

[hallmark]

They were certainly connected to the Stewart-Moores!

[hallmark]

Hi Hallmark,

I’m not actually sure who Capt. Charles Stewart (d. 1774) was, or which branch of Stewarts he came from.  As stated in the book extract, his wife Rose Hall was the daughter of Christian Poyntz.   

Gilby

It was posted on other thread where he was from!

[hallmark]

1902-2000 [Henry Francis Montgomery Stuart; originally Henry Stuart, afterwards Francis Stuart]; b. Townsville, Australia, of Ulster parents, being the son of Henry Stuart, of Ballyhivistock House, br. Derrykeighan, Co. Antrim, one of two brothers who went to Australia in 1874 (James and Henry, reputedly with £50 each), and Lily Montgomery of Benvardin House nr. Ballybogey.......


http://www.ricorso.net/rx/az-data/authors/s/Stuart_F/life.htm

[Gilby]

No!!!   Dobb's Report is compiled from Pedigrees he found!!

It looks like the Dobbs Report is based on the version of the Stewart pedigree which Betham had compiled and which were listed elsewhere and by McAnlis!! 

Dobbs has over 3500 names in his report, where do people think he got them from??

Is the snippet of a family tree you sent from Betham?  Could you post a link or point me in the right direction as I'm struggling to find it?

Also, who is McAnlis?   

Sorry Hallmark, I meant this post.  I'm trying to work out where you got the tree from in post #9.

[hallmark]

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Dobbs would have used many to check Lineages.....they are not compiled by Dobbs or anything to do with Dobbs!!

[hallmark]

The Hutchinson Bequest had to go through Parliament in London... What Year??

[hallmark]

If he did them before Betham he would have read Will after Will after Will... so he might have given his stuff to Betham!!