Person:Edward Ashe (4)

“ On the 29th ult. in Douglas church, Edward Ashe esq of Gurteenroe co. Cork to Martha 3rd dau of Charles Evanson of Ronayne’s Court” Source Freemans Journal Wed. 6 Dec 1820

Tithe Applotment 1827: E.Ashe 19 East Anahely, Maconleigh parish 150 acres. CONDRUM, UPPER CONDRUM 40 ACRES Edward Ashe Esq.

Tithe Applotment commission.1827 Ed. Ashe Commissioner with Rev. Robert Warren Vicar. Codrum, house of Edw. Ashe, Esq., is also in the parish. Source : Lewis 1837 Tithe objector 1834 On the Register of Voters 1842 as living in Codrum and owning freehold or leasehold at Codrum. Entered on Dec 9 1835 at Macroom Griffiths 1848-1864 Ashe Edward Caherdaha Kilnamartery Cork Ashe Edward Dromreague Kilnamartery Cork Ashe Mary Caherdaha Kilnamartery Cork Ashe Edward Candroma Clondrohid Cork Ashe Edward Englishgarden Clondrohid Cork Ashe Edward Codrum Macroom Cork Ashe Edward Pound Lane Macroom Cork MACROOM UNION. Macroom Union contains an area of 304§ square miles, or 194,981 statute acres, and a population of 35,166, There are 16 Electoral divisions, represented by 25 elective, and 8 ex-officio guardians. The Workhouse is built for the accommodation of 800 paupers, it was opened in May, 1843, and on 2nd December, 1843, there were 138 inmates. The guardians meet at the Workhouse on every Saturday, Chairman, The Hon. William H. W. Hedges, Macroom castle—Vice-Chairman, Herbert Baldwin. Esq.j M. D., Cloghina, Macroom—Deputy Vice-Charman, Edward Ashe, Esq., Codrum, near Macroom—Treasurer, Provincial Bank, Cork—Clerk and returning officer, James Burdon—Master and Matron, Richard and Lucy Browne,—Chaplain Established church, Rev. H. Swanzey— Roman Catholic, Rev. Thomas Lee, Medical officer, Warren Crooke, M. D.1844 Edward ASHE, birth before 1805, died.