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1 | ![]() | Court Appearance - William Henderson William Henderson of Knockbawn, That you were found drunk on the public street of Enniskerry on the 5th of November 1871. | |
2 | ![]() | Court (non) Appearance - William Henderson William never appeared in court and it wasn't followed up. | |
3 | ![]() | Court Appearance - Benjamin and William Henderson William Henderson of Curtlestown that you were drunk on the public street of Enniskerry on the 29 January 1874 | |
4 | ![]() | Court Appearance - Benjamin Henderson Benjamin is taken to court by Richard Graydon of Tooman Road who believes Ben is poaching on his land. Richard is a farmer and land owner in the area. In later years Ben's wife Eliza will rent a house from him for a period. | |
5 | ![]() | Court Appearance - Benjamin Henderson Thomas Lott and Benjamin Henderson of Downs, "That you did commit a breach of the peace and assault each other at the Downs on the 29th of April 1867" The Henderson's and Lott's are neighbours. | |
6 | ![]() | Court Appearance - Benjamin Henderson First Charge: | |
7 | ![]() | Court Appearance - William Henderson William Henderson, of Carnew, That the defendant was found drunk on the public street at Rathdrum in said County on the 7th of June 1881. | |
8 | ![]() | Court Appearance - William Henderson William Henderson of Wicklow, "Peace Preservation Ireland Act" | |
9 | ![]() | Dog License Record On 31 Mar 1913 Sam Henderson is still in Ireland and resident at the Downs. He paid 2 shillings 6 pence on a license for a red terrier in the Newtownmountkennedy Court House. | |
10 | ![]() | Dog License Record 31 Mar 1909 and Sam is still living in the Downs. In Newtownmountkennedy Court House he purchased a dog license for a white fox terrier. | |
11 | Dog License Records While still resident in Kilpedder Alec paid 2 Shillings 6 pence on a dog license for a white terrier in Newtownmountkennedy Court House. | ||
12 | ![]() | Dog Registration - Benjamin Henderson Ben has settled down, he has his own home in the Downs, his first child, Benjamin Joseph, is due any day so this is clearly the best time to get a dog. Or as a fairly law-abiding citizen you might decide to license the dog you already have. | |
13 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs Bridget & Joseph Byrne | Petty Court Session 1867 Ellen accuses Joseph Byrne of stealing Oak & Hazel. A dispute begins with Bridget Byrne, his wife. All three are in court. | |
14 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs John Cartan | Petty Court Session 1862 Ellen is charged with wilfully trespassing on the property of Ballyredmond Farmer John Cartan. | |
15 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs John Cartan | Petty Court Session 1875 Ellen is charged with multiple accounts of allowing her animals to trespass on the property of Ballyredmond Farmer John Cartan. | |
16 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs Margaret Kavanagh | Petty Court Session 1878 When cows trespass into Ellen's fields of cabbages and potatoes she seeks damages from Margaret Kavanagh. | |
17 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs Patrick Brennan | Petty Court Session 1875 On May 29th Ellen attends Court charged with allowing animals to trespass in cropped fields. This is Patrick Brennan's complaint. | |
18 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs Patrick Brennan | Petty Court Session September 1884 Patrick Brennan makes a complaint when he finds three of Ellen's goats wandering on a public road. | |
19 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs Patrick Redmond | Petty Court Session 1875 Patrick Redmond lodges a complaint that on December 8th Ellen allowed two pigs to wander on the public road. Ellen attends court and is fined. | |
20 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs William Kavanagh | Petty Court Session 1868 William Kavanagh brings Ellen to court to settle a dispute about property. | |
21 | ![]() | Ellen Whelan vs William Kavanagh | Petty Court Session 1868 Ellen is charged with multiple accounts of allowing fowl to trespass into wheat fields belonging to William Kavanagh. | |
22 | ![]() | John & Mary Doyle vs. William Roche | Petty Court Session 1896 In late January six of Roche's sheep gain entry to Doyle's land destroying cabbages. An argument ensues and the next day 25 sheep enter the cropped land. John and Mary claim damages from William, William counter's blaming Mary for worrying sheep. Open to view the original image from petty court session, transcription included below. | |
23 | ![]() | John Doyle & Ellen Whelan vs Michael & Patrick Brennan | Petty Court Session August 1884 Open to view the original image from the petty court session. Transcription included. | |
24 | ![]() | John Doyle vs Thomas Cosgrave | Petty Court Sessions 1899 John and neighbouring farmer Thomas Cosgrove attend court almost a month after fighting. Thomas accuses John of striking his eye, John accuses Thomas of challenging him and provoking him. Open to view the original image from petty court session, transcription included below. | |
25 | ![]() | John Doyle vs William Roche | Petty Court Session 1894 John complains to the court that their neighbour allowed a horse to wander through his cabbage crop. | |
26 | ![]() | Petty Session Court Register
Petty Session from Jun 1906. Alec and co-defendants consumed alcohol in an off-licence. | |
27 | ![]() | Thomas & William Vines (Jr) - 1954 Petty Session Click to view an image of the original court register. | |
28 | ![]() | Thomas Vines - 1869 Petty Session Click to view an image of the original court register. | |
29 | ![]() | Thomas Vines - 1874 Petty Session Open to view a transcript and the original court register. |