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Penelope Smyth, the
younger daughter of
Grice Smyth (1762-1816),
Esquire of
Ballynatray House, Co. Waterford, Ireland, and
sister of Sir John
Rowland Smyth,...
- www.burkespeerage.com www.historyofparliamentonline.org www.libraryireland.com www.landedestates.nuigalway.ie www.
ballynatray.com www.thepeerage.com...
- 1613–1615
Peter Rowe and
Thomas Fitz-Harrys 1634–1635 Sir
Peter Smithe of
Ballynatray and John **** 1639–1649 Sir
Richard Osborne, 2nd
Baronet and John ****...
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Decies without Drum
Dungarvan Dungarvan Ballynatray Commons 737
Coshmore &
Coshbride Templemichael Youghal Ballynatray Demesne 1,158
Coshmore &
Coshbride Templemichael...
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century when it p****ed to the
Smyth family who
built a
nearby manor named Ballynatray House complete with a
surrounding park in 1795. To
integrate the ruins...
- the
British Army who saw
service in
British India.
Smyth was born at
Ballynatray House, Templemichael,
County Waterford, the
fifth and
youngest son of...
- town of Ó Troithigh), a
region in Clogheen,
County Tipperary, Ireland.
Ballynatray /
Baile Uí
Throithigh (The town of Ó Troithigh), a
region in Coshbride...
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youngest daughter of
Percy Smyth of Headborough, son of Sir
Percy Smyth of
Ballynatray,
County Waterford, and his wife
Elizabeth Jervois, and
widow of Robert...
- Dublin, Esq. ...)"
Burke 1898, p. 416 . "Sir
Richard Smyth, Knt., of
Ballynatray, co. Waterford ... m. [married] Mary, dau. [daughter] of
Roger Boyle ...
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Laurence Esmonde, 1st
Baron Esmonde of
Lymbricke 1613: Sir
Richard Smyth of
Ballynatray 1639:
Edward Fitzgerald 1644:
Andrew Lynn 1663:
Valentine Greatrakes...
