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Thomas Cusacke,
Cusack or de
Cusack (died c.1496) was an
Irish barrister and judge, who held the
offices of
Attorney General for
Ireland and Lord Chief...
- John
Cusacke (died 1626) was a
wealthy merchant,
landowner and
local politician in seventeenth-century Dublin, who
served as both
Mayor and
Sheriff of...
- Sir
Thomas Cusack (also
spelt Cusacke or Cusake) (1490–1571) was an Anglo-Irish
judge and
statesman of the
sixteenth century, who held the
offices of...
- he
married Nicola,
daughter of
Nicholas Bathe, and
widow of Sir
Simon Cusacke of
Beaurepaire (died c.1384), who had been a
substantial landowner in County...
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Civic offices Preceded by John
Cusacke Mayor of
Dublin 1609–1610 Succeeded by
Richard Barrye...
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Drake 1403–1404
Thomas Cusacke 1404–1406 John
Drake 1406–1407
Thomas Cusacke 1407–1408
William Wade 1408–1410
Thomas Cusacke 1410–1411
Robert Gallane...
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gradually lost as the
family fought moves by the
unscrupulous lawyer John
Cusacke and
Baron Sotherton. "HONING,
Edward (1550-1609), of Darsham, Suff. | History...
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gradually lost as the
family fought moves by the
unscrupulous lawyer John
Cusacke and
Baron Sotherton. The 'Alter Tomb' of
William Honnyng and his wife Frances...
- they
built Rathgar Castle,
ownership of
which subsequently p****ed to John
Cusacke, who was Lord
Mayor of
Dublin in 1608. The
castle remained in the possession...
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Exchequer (Ireland),
following the
death of
Nicholas Sutton,
whose widow, Anne
Cusacke,
Burnell later married. He was made
Chief Chamberlain as well as a Baron...
