Thomas
Sadleir
Born about in Sopwell Hall, County Tipperary, Ireland
Ancestors 
Son of Thomas Sadleir
and Mary (Oliver) Sadleir
Brother of
Charles Sadleir
Husband of
Catherine (Tilson) Bindon
— married
1701 (to 1724) [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at about age 44
in Kilnalogh, County Tipperary, ireland
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Biography
This Thomas Sadlier is the last of three generations of Thomas Sadliers in the pedigree in Burke's Irish Family Records 1976 (pp. 1142-5). Burke has the first Thomas "d ca 1680", the second Thomas "d 1715" and the third Thomas "b 1680 ... d 1724".
As Mary Oliver was born in Ireland, her son was most likely also born in Ireland.
Thomas married Catherine Tilson, daughter of Thomas Tilson of Dublin, in 1701. [1]
Marriage Licence [2]
- Sadlier, Thomas, Jnr of Kilneleagh, Parish of Oskeane, co Tipperary, Esquire and Tilson, Catherine of the Parish of St Paul's, Dublin., spinster. dated 29 August 1701.
- Oliver
- Francis (Col.), of Sopwell Hall, b. 1709: married Catherine Wall, daughter of Williim Wall, M.P. of Coolnamuck, co. Waterford, and niece of the Earl of Bessborough, on 21 March 1735.
- Charles, b. 1722, died 1734, aged 12.
- Elizabeth married John Bateman, of Altavilla, co. Limerick, 4th son of John Bateman, of Oak Park,co. Kerry, in 1745
- Alice married (1) Thomas Bateman, of Mount Catherine, co. Limerick, 3rd son of John Bateman, of Oak Park, co. Kerry, on 22 January 1740, (2) Unknown McCarthy.
He died in 1724. [3]
Confusion could arise from the fact that Sopwell Hall, Cloughjordan, county Tipperary clearly took its name from Sopwell in Hertfordshire in England.
In the sixteenth century, Edward Sadleir married Anne Leigh, of Sopwell, Herts., which was inherited by their son Richard Sadleir, by whose descendants it was sold a couple of generations later. However, Richard's son, Col. Thomas Sadleir moved to Ireland where he acquired Kinelagh Castle in county Tipperary in 1655 and renamed it Sopwell Hall. It remained in the Sadleir name for five generations, ending with the marriage in 1754 of Frederick Trench to Mary Sadleir, heiress of Sopwell Hall. Frederick's GGGgrandson Patrick Trench represented the 6th generation of the Trench family in Sopwell Hall. His widow, Julia Trench sold Sopwell Hall after the death of her husband in 1983, thereby bringing to an end ten generations and 328 years of family ownership of the Irish property and a much longer family link with the name Sopwell.
Research Notes
Alternate DOB appears as 1663 (before his mother's estimated birth year). Alternate LOB given as Sopwell, Hertfordshire, England. Alternate DOD given as 1710. Alternate LOD given as Kilnelagh Castle, Tipperary, Ireland. Further research needed to clarify these inconsistencies.
Sources
- ↑ http://census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/dm/IRE_DIOC_007246589_00189.pdf
- ↑ FindmyPast - Betham's Genealogical Abstracts Prerog. Marr. Lics. R. 1724-1800. S. 1630-1721
- ↑ http://census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/dw/IRE_DIOC_007246542_00120.pdf
- https://geneagraphie.com/getperson.php?personID=I449569&tree=1
- Gloucestershire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1813
- A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke and Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, Publication date 1912, Family: Sadleir of Castletown
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As Mary Oliver was born in Ireland, her son was most likely also born in Ireland.
Confusion could arise from the fact that Sopwell Hall, Cloughjordan, county Tipperary clearly took its name from Sopwell in Hertfordshire in England.
In the sixteenth century, Edward Sadleir married Anne Leigh, of Sopwell, Herts., which was inherited by their son Richard Sadleir, by whose descendants it was sold a couple of generations later. However, Richard's son, Col. Thomas Sadleir moved to Ireland where he acquired Kinelagh Castle in county Tipperary in 1655 and renamed it Sopwell Hall. It remained in the Sadleir name for five generations, ending with the marriage in 1754 of Frederick Trench to Mary Sadleir, heiress of Sopwell Hall. Frederick's GGGgrandson Patrick Trench represented the 6th generation of the Trench family in Sopwell Hall. His widow, Julia Trench sold Sopwell Hall after the death of her husband in 1983, thereby bringing to an end ten generations and 328 years of family ownership of the Irish property and a much longer family link with the name Sopwell.