Person:Anne Bagnall (1)

Pg 32: "Anne Bagnall was the second daughter of Richard Bagnall of Piercetown and of Aphra Sargent his first wife, who had lived at Bangalore, India, before Richard settled at Piercetown, Co. Meath. Here the Bagnalls were near neighbours of the Rothwells of Skreen. The progenitor of the family was William Bagenhall, Staffordshire, England, 1460, whose descendants came to Ireland and settled in Co. Carlow (see p. 13)"

Pg 23: "in 1781 Anne [Richard's second wife] confirmed a marriage portion left by her husband Richard [Bagnall] for the daughter Amelia on the occasion of her marriage to Rowland Cooke, who in turn confirmed the land called "Knox" near Dunshaughlin to the second daughter, Anne Bagnall, her husband William Rothwell and their heirs."

Pg 24: "Ann Bagnall married William Rothwell of Skreen in 1769...Their children are named on p. 32. through them the following families, among others, have descent from Ann Bagnall: Plewman (p.61) and Fletcher (p. 39), Rothwell (Isle of Man and Bedford (p. 38), St. John (p. 113), as well as Bagnall (p. 24). (See Chart, p. 12)."

1. ↑ Appleton, Eva Gertrude Plewman. A Family Tapestry: Interwoven Threads of Some Anglo-Irish Families. (Cambridge, England: W. Heffer & Sons LTD., 1948)
   Pg 32.

   Pg 32: "Anne Bagnall was the second daughter of Richard Bagnall of Piercetown and of Aphra Sargent his first wife, who had lived at Bangalore, India, before Richard settled at Piercetown, Co. Meath."

2. ↑ Appleton, Eva Gertrude Plewman. A Family Tapestry: Interwoven Threads of Some Anglo-Irish Families. (Cambridge, England: W. Heffer & Sons LTD., 1948)
   Pg 23.

   Birth dates estimated based on dates of father's two marriages.

3.   Appleton, Eva Gertrude Plewman. A Family Tapestry: Interwoven Threads of Some Anglo-Irish Families. (Cambridge, England: W. Heffer & Sons LTD., 1948)
   unnumbered pg between pgs 30 and 31.

   Label under Mary Rothwell's portrait between pages 30 and 31.