- The
Barnewall Baronetcy, of
Crickstown Castle in the
County of Meath, is a
title in the
Baronetage of Ireland. It was
created on 21
February 1623 for Sir...
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Peers of the
Realm have been ****ociated with
Australia since early in its
history as a
British settlement. Many
peers served as
governors of the Australian...
- of
Galway 8 June 1622 36
Tuite of
Sonagh 16 June 1622 41
Barnewall of
Crickstown 21
February 1623 42
Stewart of
Ramalton 2 May 1623 77
Butler of Cloughgrenan...
- Ireland. He was the
ancestor of the
Barnewall Baronets of
Crickstown. He was born at
Crickstown,
County Meath, the
eldest son of Sir
Christopher Bernevall...
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parishes and
portion of two
others viz Rathbeggan, Dunshaughlin, Kilbrew,
Crickstown, Killegland, Cookstown, Donaghmore, Ratoath, and
portions of Ballymagl****on...
- the
Barnewall family and a
third branch were the
Barnewall baronets of
Crickstown.
Robert Barnewall, 1st
Baron Trimlestown (died 1470)
Christopher Barnewall...
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married Anne Barnewall, of the
prominent landowning Barnewall family of
Crickstown,
County Meath.
There are
references in
different sources to a son and...
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Recorder of
Dublin 1687-9. He was born in
County Meath, a
member of the
Crickstown branch of the
prominent Barnewall family,
which held the
title Baron Trimlestown...
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Elinor Barnewall,
daughter of Sir
Patrick Barnewall, 3rd Baronet, of
Crickstown, in 1703. He died in
February 1745 and was
succeeded in his
titles by...
- of the
military guild, the
Brotherhood of
Saint George. He was born at
Crickstown,
County Meath, to the
leading Anglo-Irish
family of Barnewall; Robert...
