Butlers of Whitehall House Lathaleere Baltinglass Wicklow

[PJB]

I am looking for any information on the Butlers of Whitehall House Lathaleere Baltinglass Wicklow Lathaleere Baltinglass Wicklow, looking at Griffiths it is a substantial property. I know a Thomas Butler lived there and took a number of Wicklow families to settle in South Africa around 1820, I have read through his correspondence regarding the resettlement. Griffiths makes reference to a Pierce Butler and I think there was a George and a William Butler.

Whitehall House  no longer stands, its very early days researching this line but any assistance would be gratefully received.

[Kiltaglassan]

Whitehall House, near Baltinglass, Co Wicklow
Some information-

Maps from OSi National Townland and Historical Map Viewer.

MapGenie 6 Inch First Edition Black
https://arcg.is/10jGn42

MapGenie 6 Inch First Edition Colour
https://arcg.is/10jGn42

MapGenie 25 Inch
https://arcg.is/0LD1KO
In ruins on 1887-1913 map

Samuel Lewis - A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland - 1837
https://www.libraryireland.com/topog/B/Baltinglass-Upper-Talbotstown-Wicklow.php
Slaney Park, the residence of the Rev. W. Grogan, and Whitehall, that of W. Butler, Esq., are in the parish;

 https://excavations.ie/report/2018/Wicklow/0027713/
The site of the proposed development was originally in lands associated with Whitehall Demesne which was in existence in 1838 and by 1908 the house associated with the demesne was in ruins.

Lathaleere townland in Baltinglass civil parish.
https://www.townlands.ie/wicklow/upper-talbotstown/baltinglass/baltinglass/lathaleere/
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4555148#map=12/52.9317/-6.7253

[PJB]

That's the place, there is also some further information in encumbered estates. I know the Palmer's had the place before the Butlers moved in. These Butlers are COI so I will have have a look around the local COI graveyards