Thomas Graves Chamney (abt. 1687 - abt. 1735)

Born about 1687 in County Meath, Ireland

Ancestors

Husband of Margaret (Graves) Chamney — married 23 Jan 1715 in Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland

Descendants

Died about 11 Jul 1735 at about age 48 in County Wexford, Ireland

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Biography

1.) Abstracts of deeds of genealogical value are : Vol. 16 - 141-7124; Registered 23 January 1715; Deed of Settlement on the marriage of Thomas Chamney, son of John Chamney, of Shellelah Forge, in the County of Wicklow, with Margaret Graves. William Graves, son of Francis Graves, of Drogheda, Edward Chamney, brother of said Thomas Chamney and Revd. Edmond Newton, of Carnew appointed Trustees. Recites that her fortune was £1,000, and that in consideration of said marriage the said John Chamney agrees to settle the lands of Ballyshanogue and Ballyshorke in County Wexford, and Kildavin and Ballypierce in Co. Carlow.

Also : Vol, 450-405-291755 Registered 13 July 1792: Graves Chamney of Platten, Co. Meath, Esq. to Wm. Bolton of Ballinacooly, Co. Wicklow, farmer - all that and lands of Ballynaclough, Co. Wicklow, lately in possession of Thos. Gamble and Jn Bolton -- containing 52 acres - for lives of Laurence Bolton, 4th son of Thomas Bolton of Coniamstown, Co. Wicklow, farmer; John Saul, 2nd son of Thos. Saul of Rathdrum, weaver, aged about 11 years and Robert Bradshaw, only son of Peter Bradshaw of Killemana in said County, farmer.

Sources

• 1.) https://heritage.wicklowheritage.org/places/county_wicklow_historical_societies/wicklow_historical_society/1990_wicklow_historical_society_journal/genealogy_tracing_your_family_history