Person:Richard Ashe (2)

Richard Ashe Ashgrove member of Militia in July 1798 with Capt. Swete Sgt. McCarthy, Corporal Barter etc. CHAS Publ 1896 Second series. Richard of Sandy Hill buried 6/4/1805 Cork Mercantile Chronicle. Monday 15 april 1805 " On Sunday 14th inst. at his seat at Sandy Hill near Macroom Richard Ashe senior esq.

NEW CORK EVENING POST for Monday 24 March 1800: Richard Ash, Sandyhill

Certificates Issued in the County of Cork with Respect to the Killing of Game

Richard Ashe of Sandy Hill had 2 witnesses to his WILL mentioned in DEED 595/77/404314. Walter Baldwin and Richard Barter ( Executor of Ashe’s will) Cooldaniel Cork 595 77 404326 291 676 193404 1770 Walter BALDWIN Curravordy, COR

John Swete Esq. was the son of Benjamin Swete of Pleasantfields, Cork. He was a Magistrate and the High Sheriff of Cork    John Ashe was ordained Deacon by Tobias, Archbishop of York on 13 March 1624 and Priest by the same Archbishop on 18th Dec.1625. He was from 1633 to 1661, P. Mora,Lismore; and from 16-(?) to 1661 ws R.Killeagh. John Ashe , R.Killeagh, died in 1661, and in his will,dated on 18th April, 1661/2, mentions his wife, Anne, a daughter, Christian (wife of Mr. Hill), and two sons, Robert and Richard. It seems that he left his property to his grandson Richard son of his first born son Robert who was a clergy-man. He is listed as a member of the Commission of the Peace for Cork in 1773 by Charles Smith, ( the ancient and present state of the county and city of Cork) Lots of DEEDS for land rental in Kings Inns. the Muskerry Constitutional Society was set up in July 1771, and consisted of about 50 Gentlemen, all Magistrates and/or Landowners in Co.Cork. It's first action was the indictment and outlawing of Art O Laoire in August 1771 on very dubious legal grounds.  Cornelius was a Landlord like themselves, albeit a Catholic.  His son Art had publicly advertised that he was prepared to appear before the next Assizes to have the matters settled by Law. The rather arbitrary Outlawing, presumably based on the possibility that one of their Members had been humiliated by Art, meant that one of their Members, the Complainant in fact, was enabled to take the Law into his own hands, which he did in May1773. THOMAS LINDSAY PEAKE ROBERT WARREN ESQ WARRENCOURT MR RICHARD BALDWIN CLOGHINA MR. WILLIAM CROOKE of CROOKSTOWN PHILIP CROSSE SHANDY HALL maried Rebecca Morris dau of Morris who was involved with Art O’Laoire and caused his death in 1773 RE.,HORATIO TOWNSEND MR.JOHN PYNE DRIPSEY EPENETUS CROSS ESQ DRIPSEY MR HAWES CROSSE DRIPSEY WALTER BALDWIN HENRY BALDWIN ESQ RICHARD ASHE EDQ CORNELIUS TOWNSEND ESQ