Descendants of Sir Thomas Colclough, Kt

Generation No. 1

1. SIR THOMAS18 COLCLOUGH, KT (SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born April 1, 1564 in Rosegarland, Wexford, Ireland, and died August 23, 1624. He married (1) MARTHA LOFTUS, OF ARMAGH Abt. 1589 in Ireland, daughter of ADAM LOFTUS and JANE PURDON. He married (2) ELEANOR BAGENAL 1612 in Ireland, daughter of DUDLEY BAGENAL and MABEL FITZGERALD.

Notes for SIR THOMAS COLCLOUGH, KT:

Sir Thomas spent a great deal of time in England concentrating on raising as

much money as possible from the Staffordshire estates selling off a lot of land

and speculating for the purpose of investment in Irish land,of which he had

over 25000 acres by the end of his life. In Ireland he used the ordinary

techniques of the English land-grabber, lending money to improvident

land-owners secured by mortgages of their property often for quite small sums

out of all relation to the value of the property and foreclosing when they

failed to meet a demand for repayment made at a carefully chosen inconvenient

time,or purchasing from the Irish who held only life estates and accepted the

price of a life estate without appreciating that in the hands of an Englishman

it became a freehold.

Sir Thomas had eleven children by his first wife,Martha,who were all brought

up as Protestants.He had two sons by his second wife Eleanor,who were brought up as Catholics. From this dates the split in the family between Catholics and Protestants.It seems that religion was mainly a matter of convenience to them. during the operation of the Penal Laws sectarian land-grabbers trying to get hold of the Colclough estates on the ground that they were held by Papists

constantly were defeated because though the occupant might be a Papist the

legal owner was his Protestant son. Some of the Colcloughs were Quakers.

Sir Thomas was wounded at the battle of Enniscorthy,where his brother Leonard

was killed.

Sir Thomas left his lands in the Duffry to his Catholic sons. It was his

grandson Patrick who built the magnificient Duffry Hall in 1685.

Sir T was Lord of the manor of Hanley,( see John Ward, The Borough of Stoke on Trent London 1843)

Notes for MARTHA LOFTUS, OF ARMAGH:

Buried in St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin

Children of SIR COLCLOUGH and MARTHA LOFTUS are:

2. i. ANNE19 COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1590, Ireland.

3. ii. SIR ADAM COLCLOUGH, 1ST BART, b. Abt. 1592, Ireland; d. April 4, 1637, Ireland.

iii. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1595, Ireland; d. Abt. 1608, Ireland.

iv. JANE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1598, Ireland; m. JOHN WOGAN, Abt. 1618.

4. v. MARTHA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1599, Ireland.

5. vi. JOHN COLCLOUGH, OF POOLDARING, b. 1602, Ireland.

vii. RICHARD COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1603, Ireland.

viii. LEONARD COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1604, Ireland.

ix. ANTHONY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1605, Ireland.

x. ELINOR COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1607, Ireland; m. BRIAN KAVANAGH, Abt. 1627, Ireland.

xi. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1608, Ireland; m. SIR NICHOLAS WALSH, Abt. 1628, Ireland.

xii. NORMAN COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1606; d. Abt. 1606.

Children of SIR COLCLOUGH and ELEANOR BAGENAL are:

6. xiii. DUDLEY19 COLCLOUGH, OF MONART, b. 1613, Ireland; d. 1663.

7. xiv. ANTHONY COLCLOUGH, OF RATHLIN, b. Abt. 1615, Ireland; d. 1650-1694.

xv. MABEL COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1617, Ireland.

xvi. JOHN COLCLOUGH, b. 1619, Ireland; d. 1683, Tintern.

Notes for JOHN COLCLOUGH:

Known as Captain John Colclough. Appears in Waterford during the 1640s.

Generation No. 2

2. ANNE19 COLCLOUGH (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1590 in Ireland. She married (1) NICHOLAS BAGENAL Abt. 1607 in Ireland, son of DUDLEY BAGENAL and KATHERINE NANGLE. She married (2) SIR THOMAS BUTLER, BART Abt. 1625 in Ireland.

Child of ANNE COLCLOUGH and NICHOLAS BAGENAL is:

i. MARY20 BAGENAL, b. Abt. 1607; m. SAMUEL LOFTUS.

3. SIR ADAM19 COLCLOUGH, 1ST BART (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1592 in Ireland, and died April 4, 1637 in Ireland. He married ALICE RICH March 26, 1623, daughter of SIR ROBERT RICHE.

Notes for SIR ADAM COLCLOUGH, 1ST BART:

Sir Adam Colclough was 1st Baronet of Tintern Abbey,co Wexford,High Sheriff

1630.He was created a Baronet 1628.

1 NOTE !BIFR shows Anthony of Rathlin as a son of Sir Adam.This is another error in

BIFR. Anthony of Rathlin was a son of Sir Thomas and Eleanor Bagenal.

1 NOTE !Sir Adam led a rather quiet life,not up to the usual standards of eccentric

behaviour expected of a Colclough.

Child of SIR COLCLOUGH and ALICE RICH is:

8. i. SIR CAESAR20 COLCLOUGH, 2ND BARONET, b. 1624, Ireland; d. June 22, 1684, Ireland.

4. MARTHA19 COLCLOUGH (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1599 in Ireland. She married JOHN PIGOTT, son of ROBERT PIGOTT and ANNE ST LEGER.

Children of MARTHA COLCLOUGH and JOHN PIGOTT are:

i. ROBERT20 PIGOTT.

ii. THOMAS PIGOTT.

5. JOHN19 COLCLOUGH, OF POOLDARING (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1602 in Ireland. He married KATHERINE SYNNOTT, OF ROSEGARLAND Abt. 1627 in Ireland, daughter of WILLIAM SYNNOTT.

Children of JOHN COLCLOUGH and KATHERINE SYNNOTT are:

i. ADAM20 COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1633, Ireland; d. 1652, Ireland.

ii. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1634, Ireland; m. JAMES BUTLER, Abt. 1654, Ireland.

iii. MARTHA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1638, Ireland; m. THOMAS CULLEN, Abt. 1658, Ireland.

iv. ANTHONY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1640, Ireland; d. Bef. 1649, Ireland.

v. CLARA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1642, Ireland.

vi. KATHERINE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1644, Ireland.

6. DUDLEY19 COLCLOUGH, OF MONART (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1613 in Ireland, and died 1663. He married (1) KATHERINE ESMONDE Abt. 1635 in Ireland, daughter of PATRICK ESMONDE, OF CARLOW. He married (2) MARY BARNEWELL Bef. 1651, daughter of SIR PATRICK BARNEWELL.

Notes for DUDLEY COLCLOUGH, OF MONART:

He died in France 1663.

Dudley had a large amount of land in the Duffry where he lived at Monart. Some

of this land was inherited,some purchased and more come to him from his

marriage to his second wife Katherine.As a result of his participation in the

rebellion he forfeited all his land (14,614 acres) and was banished to

Connaught.

Children of DUDLEY COLCLOUGH and KATHERINE ESMONDE are:

9. i. PATRICK20 COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY, b. Abt. 1636, Co Wexford; d. January 1690/91, Tower of London.

ii. LAWRENCE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1638, Ireland.

iii. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1640, Ireland.

7. ANTHONY19 COLCLOUGH, OF RATHLIN (SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1615 in Ireland, and died 1650-1694. He married MARY ESMOND, OF JOHNSTOWN, WEXFORD Abt. 1640, daughter of WILLIAM ESMONDE.

Notes for ANTHONY COLCLOUGH, OF RATHLIN:

Anthony of Rathlin,co Wexford.Anthony was a Protestant who worked for repeal

of the penal laws against Catholics as many of the Protestant Colcloughs

did.For this reason he took the oath of the Catholic Confederation.This was a

political matter and not a theological one.After the rebellion of 1641 his

Catholic brother Dudley of Monart was banished to Connaught,but Anthony and

John being Protestants, were not punnished.They had together led the rebel army

of 300 which had beseiged Tintern Abbey which was being defended by their aunt

Alice Lady Colclough,widow of the 1st baronet.

1 NOTE !Alice had in fact arranged for Tintern to be garrisoned by a detachment of

British troops and gone to England. JRC suggests that the motives of the three

brothers in leading the attack were probably to ensure that it did not get out

of hand and to prevent the sacking of their ancestral home.

Children of ANTHONY COLCLOUGH and MARY ESMOND are:

10. i. ADAM20 COLCLOUGH, OF GRAY'S INN, b. Abt. 1640, Ireland; d. 1633-1730.

ii. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1645, Wexford, Ireland; d. 1697; m. JAMES BUTLER, OF BALLINLEG.

11. iii. CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF ROSEGARLAND, b. Abt. 1660, Wexford, Ireland; d. 1726.

Generation No. 3

8. SIR CAESAR20 COLCLOUGH, 2ND BARONET (SIR ADAM 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1624 in Ireland, and died June 22, 1684 in Ireland. He married FRANCES CLARKE Abt. 1650, daughter of SIT WILLIAM CLARKE, OF THORNE, OXON.

Notes for SIR CAESAR COLCLOUGH, 2ND BARONET:

Tintern Abbey was always in the possession of a Protestant Colclough although

armies of informers tried to acquire it by denouncing them as Papists. It

passed from Protestant father to Protestont grandson,the Catholic son occupying

Duffrey Hall from which he could not be evicted as a Papist because it belonged

to his Protestant father.Very few children were born at Tintern -- always at

Duffry, though they died at Tintern. The Tintern Protestants sheltered the

Catholic priests who said Mass for the inhabitants and provided Catholic

teachers for the village schools,but when the priest-hunters came to search the

Abbey they found only a large number of male servants wearing the blue and

yellow livery of the Colcloughs and not a priest among them.

Sir Caesar was only 14 when he inherited the baronetcy on the death of his

father.He was at school in England at the time,and remained there most of his

life, returning to Tintern only late in life.He was MP for Newcastle from 1661

to 1679.

Children of SIR COLCLOUGH and FRANCES CLARKE are:

i. ELIZABETH21 COLCLOUGH, b. 1643-1674; d. 1650-1756.

ii. SIR CAESAR COLCLOUGH, 3RD BARONET, b. Abt. 1651, British Isles; d. September 22, 1687.

Notes for SIR CAESAR COLCLOUGH, 3RD BARONET:

This Sir Caesar Colclough was the 3rd (and last) Baronet of Tintern Abbey,co

Wexford.He was Dep.Lt-Gov.co Kilkenny.He died childless and so the baronetcy

became extinct,and the estates passed to his sister,Margaret.Sir Ceasar's will

gave her a life interest on the condition that her husband adopt the arms and

name of Colclough.He also stipulated that if Margaret had no children the

Tintern estates would go to Caesar of Duffry Hall,great grandson of Dudley who

had died in exile.

iii. MARGARET COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1653; d. April 23, 1723; m. (1) ROBERT LEIGH, OF ROSEGARLAND, 1673, Ireland; m. (2) JOHN PIGOTT, 1696, Ireland.

9. PATRICK20 COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY (DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1636 in Co Wexford, and died January 1690/91 in Tower of London. He married KATHERINE BAGENAL Abt. 1663 in Ireland, daughter of WALTER BAGENAL and ELIZABETH BARNEWALL.

Notes for PATRICK COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY:

Patrick of Duffrey Hall co Wexford was High Sheriff 1688,MP for Enniscorthy

1689.

Patrick succeeded in recovering nearly half the land lost by his father Dudley

on the grounds that he himself was a Protestant and had taken no part in the

rebellion. He was the builder of Duffry Hall.

There is a painting attributed to Franz Hals dated 1663 and supposedly of Patrick in his uniform of Captain of the Royal Buffs Regiment of Cavaliers. Painted in the year of his 20th birthday, which would make his birth date 1643 - maybe a little late?

Children of PATRICK COLCLOUGH and KATHERINE BAGENAL are:

12. i. DUDLEY21 COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY, b. Abt. 1671, Co Wexford; d. December 7, 1712.

ii. ELIZABETH COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1674, Ireland; m. JOHN NUGENT, Abt. 1692, Ireland.

13. iii. ADAM COLCLOUGH, OF BOLEY, b. Abt. 1676, Ireland; d. March 1733/34, Ireland.

iv. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1677, Ireland; d. 1690, Wexford, Ireland, killed in duel.

v. PATRICK COLCLOUGH, b. 1677-1686; d. WFT Est. 1651-1763, KILLED ACCIDENTALLY BY OWN GUN.

vi. KATHERINE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1678, Ireland.

10. ADAM20 COLCLOUGH, OF GRAY'S INN (ANTHONY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1640 in Ireland, and died 1633-1730. He married MARY BLAGUE 1633-1688, daughter of COLONEL THOMAS BLAGUE.

Notes for ADAM COLCLOUGH, OF GRAY'S INN:

Adam of Gray's Inn,London,was a very remarkable man who used his office of

Surveyor of the Green Wax to act as a kind of ombudsman and auditor-general,clearing up corruption in all parts of the civil service and

particulary the courts.

Notes for MARY BLAGUE:

Mary Blague was Maid of Honour to Anne Douchess of York.

Child of ADAM COLCLOUGH and MARY BLAGUE is:

i. WILLIAM21 COLCLOUGH, OF GRAYS INN, b. 1660-1690.

11. CAESAR20 COLCLOUGH, OF ROSEGARLAND (ANTHONY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1660 in Wexford, Ireland, and died 1726. He married MARY IVORY 1686 in Ireland, daughter of WILLIAM IVORY.

Children of CAESAR COLCLOUGH and MARY IVORY are:

i. ANTHONY21 COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYSUP, b. Abt. 1688, Wexford, Ireland; d. 1729; m. ELIZABETH FITZGERALD, 1729, Ireland.

14. ii. FRANCES COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1689, Ireland.

iii. MARGARET COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1690, Wexford, Ireland; d. 1697.

iv. ELEANOR MARIA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1693, Ireland; m. WILLIAM SUTTON, OF LONGRAIGE, Ireland.

v. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1695, Ireland.

vi. MABEL COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1696, Ireland.

vii. ANNE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1697, Ireland.

Generation No. 4

12. DUDLEY21 COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY (PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1671 in Co Wexford, and died December 7, 1712. He married MARY BARNEWELL, OF BAYSTOWN November 1691, daughter of HON. FRANCIS BARNEWELL, OF BAYSTOWN.

Children of DUDLEY COLCLOUGH and MARY BARNEWELL are:

i. PATRICK22 COLCLOUGH, b. 1692-1712; d. 1695-1796.

15. ii. CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF TINTERN, b. 1696, Ireland; d. April 15, 1766, Ireland.

iii. MARGARET COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1697, Ireland; m. CHARLES BYRNE, OF KILMACOW, CO KILKENNY.

16. iv. MARY ANNE COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1699, Ireland.

17. v. FRANCIS COLCLOUGH, OF THE IRISH BRIGADE, b. Abt. 1700, Wexford, Ireland; d. 1745, Fontenoy, Belgium.

18. vi. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1702, Ireland.

19. vii. JOHN COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYTEIGUE, b. Abt. 1704, Wexford.

20. viii. HENRY COLCLOUGH, OF KILDAVIN, b. Abt. 1705, Ireland; d. 1759, Ireland.

ix. DUDLEY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1707, Ireland; d. 1739, Ireland, buried at Tintern.

21. x. ADAM COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1709; d. 1769, which is when Duffry was to let.

13. ADAM21 COLCLOUGH, OF BOLEY (PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1676 in Ireland, and died March 1733/34 in Ireland. He married (1) MARGARET MASTERTON 1701 in Ireland, daughter of RICHARD MASTERTON. He married (2) MARY FORDE, OF BALLYFAD 1720 in Ireland, daughter of ANDREW FORDE, OF BALLYFAD.

Notes for ADAM COLCLOUGH, OF BOLEY:

Adam of Boley foughtfor King James in the Battle of the Boyne alongside

Francis Colclough of Duffrey and Adam colclough of Grays Inn.Francis was exiled and joined the French Irish Brigade.Adam of Grays Inn was pardoned and returned to England,but Adam of Boley got away with it completely having been confused in the records with Adam of Grays Inn,and returned to Boley Castle unpunished.

Adam of Boley and his second cousin Adam of grays Inn both held a number of

Crown appointments under King James II. They were both protestants but others

trying to get these jobs confused the two Adams swearing oaths that they were

the same person and Papists. Since both Adams were supporters of King James

they deemed it wise to make no protest,keeping a low profile.

Notes for MARY FORDE, OF BALLYFAD:

Boley Castle was an extremely uncomfortable dwelling,55 feet high with two

rooms on each floor and on Adam's death (1734) Mary moved to New Ross where her children got married and she herself died.

Mary was of the Forde family of Coolgraney and Seaforde, Co Down.

Her great niece, Eliza Forde, married Anthony Perry who was one of the 1798 leaders, as was her step son in law, Garrett Byrne of Ballymanus, her great grand nephew John Henry and her sons Caesar and Richard

Children of ADAM COLCLOUGH and MARGARET MASTERTON are:

i. PATRICK22 COLCLOUGH, OF DUNMAIN, b. Abt. 1702, Ireland; d. April 29, 1770, Ireland; m. CATHERINE HARPER, 1765, Ireland.

Notes for PATRICK COLCLOUGH, OF DUNMAIN:

had a son who died young

Dunmain is on the main road from New Ross to Tintern, about 3 miles from Boley

Marriage Notes for PATRICK COLCLOUGH and CATHERINE HARPER:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

ii. RICHARD COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1704, Ireland; d. 1736, Ireland.

iii. CATHERINE COLCLOUGH, b. 1706, Ireland.

22. iv. FRANCES COLCLOUGH, b. 1708, Ireland.

v. THOMASINA COLCLOUGH, b. 1710, Ireland.

Children of ADAM COLCLOUGH and MARY FORDE are:

23. vi. ANTHONY22 COLCLOUGH, b. 1721, Ireland.

vii. CAESAR COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1725, Ireland; d. 1798, Ireland.

Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH:

Caesar was a United Irishman.He was hanged after the Rebelion of 1798 was put

down,thus he became a national hero.

JRC stated that Caesar had descendants in Tipperary.

24. viii. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, b. 1726, Ireland; d. 1807, Ireland.

ix. ADAM COLCLOUGH, JR, OF BOLEY, b. Abt. 1727, Ireland.

Notes for ADAM COLCLOUGH, JR, OF BOLEY:

Adam took out a marriage licence 1760. It is believed that he did marry and

that he had children

In the 1790s an Adam was living at Castle Blunden according to the lists of supporters of Charity Schools

x. ELINOR COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1728, Ireland; d. Abt. 1729, Ireland.

xi. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1730, Ireland; m. SAM TURNER, Abt. 1750, New Ross, Wexford, Ireland.

14. FRANCES21 COLCLOUGH (CAESAR 20, ANTHONY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1689 in Ireland. She married THOMAS COLCLOUGH 1720 in Ireland, son of DUDLEY COLCLOUGH and MARY BARNEWELL.

Child of FRANCES COLCLOUGH and THOMAS COLCLOUGH is:

i. "ENGLISH" ADAM22 COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1721, Ireland; d. 1759.

Notes for "ENGLISH" ADAM COLCLOUGH:

Will proved 1760, of Crowsgrove

Generation No. 5

15. CAESAR22 COLCLOUGH, OF TINTERN (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1696 in Ireland, and died April 15, 1766 in Ireland. He married (1) FRANCES MUSCHAMP VESEY 1718 in Ireland, daughter of SIR VESEY and MARY MUSCHAMP. He married (2) HENRIETTA VESEY, OF KNAPTON December 17, 1721 in Ireland, daughter of AGMONDISHAM VESEY and CHARLOTTE SARSFIELD.

Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF TINTERN:

23.11.1726 A deed from Caesar of Moughin, son and heir of Dudley, to Adam of Kiltealy and Doon for his life and that of Patrick, son of Adam

Child of CAESAR COLCLOUGH and FRANCES VESEY is:

i. MARGARET23 COLCLOUGH, b. 1718, Ireland.

Children of CAESAR COLCLOUGH and HENRIETTA VESEY are:

ii. CAESAR23 COLCLOUGH, b. 1722, Ireland; d. 1752, Ireland.

Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH:

28 July 1748 Caesar of Mochorry with Henry C of Grange & Robert Collier rod bk 150 pg 71

iii. VESEY COLCLOUGH, b. 1723; d. January 31, 1744/45, St.Stephen's, Green, Dublin, Ireland; m. MARY BINGHAM, OF CASTLEBAR, December 1744, Ireland.

Notes for VESEY COLCLOUGH:

Is shown as having entered Trinity in Oct 1739, aged 17 (Sadlier Alumnae Dubliensis) but only left Westminster in 1742. When Vesey was an undergraduate at Trinity College when he met in November 1744 Mary the thirty year old widow of Capt Hugh Montgomery, who had considerable estates in Drogheda. Although her husband had died in May 1741, having written his will in April 1741, shortly after they were married,she was three months pregnant. Vesey and Mary were married by special licence on December 11,1744,only two weeks after they first met.Vesey died six weeks after the wedding. Mary's son also called Vesey was born the following June and Mary died shortly after his birth. Mary was

Notes for MARY BINGHAM, OF CASTLEBAR:

Mary was the widow of Hugh Mongomery,and daughter of Sir John Bingham,5th Bt.of Castlebar,co.Mayo MP. Mary was the granddaughter of of King Charles II by Lucy Walters. She was three months pregnant at the time she married Vesey who died six weeks later. Mary died in childbirth with the arrival of the future "Sir"Vesey. Her house was and is one of the finest on St Stephen's Green, now known as Newman or Clanwilliam House.

iv. DUDLEY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1726, Ireland; d. Ireland.

v. AGMONDISHAM VESEY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1728, Ireland; d. 1758, SHOT IN DUEL.

vi. ADAM COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY, b. 1730, Ireland; d. 1799, Ireland; m. MARY ANN BYRNE, OF CABINHEELY, January 31, 1753, Ireland.

vii. FRANCES COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1731, Ireland; m. JOSEPH JOHNSTONE, M.D., July 2, 1762.

viii. ANNE COLCLOUGH, OF TINTERN ABBEY, WEXFORD, b. Abt. 1733, Ireland; d. Bef. 1775; m. CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF NEW ROSS, ATHY, &PORTOBELLO, June 19, 1767, Ireland.

Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF NEW ROSS, ATHY, &PORTOBELLO:

Known as Mad Caeasr

ix. REV. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, OF KILMAGEE, KILDARE, b. Abt. 1734, Ireland; d. 1783; m. (1) FLORENCE MOLESWORTH, July 1, 1757, Ireland; m. (2) CHARLOTTE HARTSONGE, 1768, Ireland.

Notes for REV. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, OF KILMAGEE, KILDARE:

Entered Trinity 1751

Rector of Enniskillen

Marriage Notes for REV. COLCLOUGH and CHARLOTTE HARTSONGE:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

x. RICHARD COLCLOUGH, OF GALWAY, b. Abt. 1736, Ireland; d. Bef. 1811; m. MARY O'MEARA, OF BALLYANDRA, October 23, 1771.

Notes for RICHARD COLCLOUGH, OF GALWAY:

Marriage settlement 23 Oct 1771 between Richard C lieutenant 4th regiment of horse and Mary Meara, daughter of ? meara, late of Graige, lands in Tipperary rod No 193677

Marriage Notes for RICHARD COLCLOUGH and MARY O'MEARA:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

xi. HARRIETT COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1737, Ireland; m. WILLIAM THOMAS, OF BROOKVILLE & BARROWMOUNT, July 15, 1776, Ireland.

Marriage Notes for HARRIETT COLCLOUGH and WILLIAM THOMAS:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

xii. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1739, Ireland.

xiii. MARGARET COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1741, Ireland.

xiv. LORA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1743, Ireland.

16. MARY ANNE22 COLCLOUGH (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1699 in Ireland. She married JOHN BYRNE, OF CABINTEELY November 29, 1717.

Marriage Notes for MARY COLCLOUGH and JOHN BYRNE:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

Children of MARY COLCLOUGH and JOHN BYRNE are:

i. DANIEL23 BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

ii. DUDLEY BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

iii. GEORGE BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

iv. JOHN BYRNE,OF BORDEAUX, b. 1700-1750.

v. FRANCIS BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

vi. GREGORY BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

vii. HARRIET BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

viii. FRANCES BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

ix. MARY BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

x. JOSEPH BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

xi. WALTER BYRNE, b. 1700-1750.

xii. MARY ANN BYRNE, OF CABINHEELY, b. Abt. 1735, Dublin; d. October 6, 1788, Duffry Hall; m. ADAM COLCLOUGH, OF DUFFRY, January 31, 1753, Ireland.

17. FRANCIS22 COLCLOUGH, OF THE IRISH BRIGADE (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1700 in Wexford, Ireland, and died 1745 in Fontenoy, Belgium. He married ?.

Child of FRANCIS COLCLOUGH and ? is:

i. CHILDREN23 COLCLOUGH.

18. THOMAS22 COLCLOUGH (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1702 in Ireland. He married FRANCES COLCLOUGH 1720 in Ireland, daughter of CAESAR COLCLOUGH and MARY IVORY.

Child of THOMAS COLCLOUGH and FRANCES COLCLOUGH is:

i. "ENGLISH" ADAM23 COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1721, Ireland; d. 1759.

Notes for "ENGLISH" ADAM COLCLOUGH:

Will proved 1760, of Crowsgrove

19. JOHN22 COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYTEIGUE (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1704 in Wexford. He married MARGARET MARY SUTTON October 30, 1726 in Wexford, daughter of THOMAS SUTTON, OF CLONARD.

Notes for JOHN COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYTEIGUE:

John was an attorney based in Wexford

Children of JOHN COLCLOUGH and MARGARET SUTTON are:

i. DUDLEY23 COLCLOUGH, b. October 21, 1727; d. Bef. 1733, in infancy.

ii. MARY COLCLOUGH, b. June 14, 1729.

iii. THOMAS FRANCIS COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYTEIGUE, b. October 18, 1730, Ireland; d. Abt. 1789; m. CATHERINE MCMAHON, 1768, Ireland.

Notes for THOMAS FRANCIS COLCLOUGH, OF BALLYTEIGUE:

10th Nov 1771Thomas Francis, described as Merchant, leasing property to Thomas Neville, rod vol 309 pg 59

iv. JOHN COLCLOUGH, b. November 18, 1731, Ireland; d. 1770, Monserrat; m. CATHERINE, Abt. 1750, Montserrat/Ireland.

Notes for JOHN COLCLOUGH:

John went to sea and became a shipmaster. It seems that he was living at St Kierans in 1755, so must have gone to sea shortly afterwards. After a few years at sea he settled down as a merchant on the island of Montserrat. He married and had four children. The Devereux family of Ballysop had a plantation adjacent to the Colcloughs' home and John's eldest daughter,Mary,married Edward Devereux.They went to Wexford (a six weeks voyage) for the wedding.John's sons were named John and Dudley. John died in Ireland and his will was proved in 1770. He describes himself as of St Kierans

v. DUDLEY COLCLOUGH, b. September 3, 1733.

20. HENRY22 COLCLOUGH, OF KILDAVIN (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1705 in Ireland, and died 1759 in Ireland. He married MARGARET BEAUCHAMP 1729 in Ireland, daughter of JOHN BEAUCHAMP.

Notes for HENRY COLCLOUGH, OF KILDAVIN:

4th April 1746, Henry C of The Rower, Co Kilkenny & Margret Beauchamp, otherwise Colclough and William Grogan of Johnstown, leasing 730 acres at Shemalier rod bk 128 pg 334

10th April 1751 Henry C of New Ross & Margaret, Leasing land from John Grogan, rod bk 149 pg 31

28 July 1748 Henry of Grange, Co Wexford deed with Caesar C of Mochorry

rod bk 150 pg 71

10 feb 1755 deed with Francis Lodge, witnessed by Dudley C, bk 174 pg 331

Children of HENRY COLCLOUGH and MARGARET BEAUCHAMP are:

i. KATHERINE23 COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1729, Ireland; m. EDWARD HILL, August 1746, Ireland.

ii. BEAUCHAMP COLCLOUGH, b. 1732, Ireland; d. 1766; m. BRIDGET MCCARTHNEY, 1762, Ireland.

Notes for BRIDGET MCCARTHNEY:

Presumably the Bridget referred to in a deed of March 20 1815 in which Beauchamp, as executor of Bridget Colclough of The Cottage, Queens County, surrenders the lands leased by Bridget from Patrick C of Kildavin at St Mullins

iii. DUDLEY COLCLOUGH, b. Aft. 1732, Ireland Bohermore; d. 1759.

Notes for DUDLEY COLCLOUGH:

Witnesses Deed of Father in Dublin 10 feb 1755 rod bk 174 pg 331

iv. PATRICK COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1734, Ireland; d. 1816; m. ANNE HARTPOLE, June 16, 1764, Ireland.

Notes for PATRICK COLCLOUGH:

Leased Gravel Pits in Kildavin

v. CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF NEW ROSS, ATHY, &PORTOBELLO, b. Abt. 1736; m. (1) ANNE COLCLOUGH, OF TINTERN ABBEY, WEXFORD, June 19, 1767, Ireland; m. (2) MARTHA WARING, November 16, 1775.

Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH, OF NEW ROSS, ATHY, &PORTOBELLO:

Known as Mad Caeasr

Marriage Notes for CAESAR COLCLOUGH and MARTHA WARING:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

21. ADAM22 COLCLOUGH (DUDLEY 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born Abt. 1709, and died 1769 in which is when Duffry was to let.

Notes for ADAM COLCLOUGH:

See notes re deed of 23.11.1726 from Caesar, son and heir of Dudley to Adam of Kiltealy and Doon and his son Patrick

Child of ADAM COLCLOUGH is:

i. ? PATRICK23 COLCLOUGH, b. 1730-1757; d. WFT Est. 1710-1832.

22. FRANCES22 COLCLOUGH (ADAM 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1708 in Ireland. She married GARRET BYRNE, OF INCH, GOREY February 28, 1726/27.

Children of FRANCES COLCLOUGH and GARRET BYRNE are:

i. JOHN23 BYRNE, b. 1727-1758.

ii. GARRETT BYRNE, OF BALLYMANUS, b. 1727-1758.

Notes for GARRETT BYRNE, OF BALLYMANUS:

Had Hunter Gowan, Orangeman & Priest Hunter, horsewhipped for daring to ride to hounds

iii. COLCLOUGH BYRNE, b. 1727-1758; m. ? GULLIVERS, OF CORK.

23. ANTHONY22 COLCLOUGH (ADAM 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1721 in Ireland.

Notes for ANTHONY COLCLOUGH:

Anthony went to New Ross with his mother when Adam of Boley died in 1734.

Anthony transfered the lease of the farm at Tubrid 1780 to his son William.

Children of ANTHONY COLCLOUGH are:

i. ADAM23 COLCLOUGH, b. 1743, Ireland; d. March 13, 1817, Kilkenny.

Notes for ADAM COLCLOUGH:

Also buried with him are two grandchildren, died young in St Patricks RC, Kilkenny

More About ADAM COLCLOUGH:

Fact 1: 1793-1796, Living at Catle Blunden subscriber to Charity school society

ii. RICHARD COLCLOUGH, OF DUBLIN, b. 1750-1760, Ireland; d. April 19, 1843; m. JANE SCHEVENAL, September 19, 1826.

Notes for RICHARD COLCLOUGH, OF DUBLIN:

Founded Dublin Coachbuilders in 1801. Died Childless and handed over his business to his nephew, John, wife of Elizabeth Austin and son of William

iii. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, OF KYLE, NOBLE, b. 1756, Ireland; d. November 2, 1815, Kilkenny, Ireland; m. ELEANOR NOBLE, Abt. 1790, Ireland.

Notes for WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, OF KYLE, NOBLE:

"- - in the Protestant Cemetery of Remembrance,Freshford - - Bur near right front window of the church Beneath this monument are Deposited the remains of William Colclough of Kyle who died Nov.- - 18-5,aged50",His wife Eleanor who died in March.Erected by their son John Colclough as a mark of filial affection." Don Pennell believed that this William was the son of Anthony. Peter Salmon Colclough quotes a letter from a James Ryan, Stonemason "Beneath this monument are deposited the remains of the late William Colclough,of Kyle,who departed this life 2nd November 1815 aged 59 years. Also his wife Elenor who departed this life 7th March 1817 aged 47 years. Erected by their son John Colclough in testimony of his filial affection."

1 NOTE !We appear to have two William Colcloughs both known as being "of Kyle",and both married to wives named "Ellen" or "Eleanor",and both being grandsons of Adam Colclough of Boley.Confusing.However this must be the William who was son of Anthony.

24. THOMAS22 COLCLOUGH (ADAM 21, PATRICK 20, DUDLEY 19, SIR THOMAS 18, SIR ANTHONY 17, RICHARD 16, JOHN 15, RICHARD 14, THOMAS 13, JOHN 12, RICHARD 11, HUGH 10, RICHARD 9, THOMAS 8, THOMAS "COKELICO" 7, SELWYN 6 DE COKESLEY, ?, WILLIAM 5 DE COKELE, ?, WALTER 4 COKELE, WALTER 3 DE COKELE, KT, ? 2, LORD OF THE MANOR OF 1 COLCLEGHE, IN SUFFOLK) was born 1726 in Ireland, and died 1807 in Ireland. He married MARY COSTELLO Abt. 1752 in New Ross, Wexford, Ireland.

Notes for THOMAS COLCLOUGH:

Thomas left New Ross and went to Kilkenny town and then to the Urlingford area

where he lived at Goresgrove Castle, probably as Steward in charge of the

farm.Goresgrove is now a ruin, abandonded during the agricultural depression

of the 1840's.

Children of THOMAS COLCLOUGH and MARY COSTELLO are:

i. SAMUEL23 COLCLOUGH, OF CLOMANTAGH, b. 1750-1765; m. JANE LODGE, OF FRESHFORD, April 15, 1782, Urlingford.

Notes for SAMUEL COLCLOUGH, OF CLOMANTAGH:

Protestant marriage

Marriage Notes for SAMUEL COLCLOUGH and JANE LODGE:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin

ii. TIMOTHY COLCLOUGH, OF SMITHFIELD, b. 1752; m. ? KEENE.

More About TIMOTHY COLCLOUGH, OF SMITHFIELD:

Fact 1: 1797, living

iii. THOMAS COLCLOUGH, OF WILLOWBROOK, TULLAMORE, b. 1760-1780; d. Willowbrook, Kings Co; m. ? CAULFIELD.

iv. WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, OF KYLE, TUBRID, EATON, b. September 27, 1766, Ireland; d. November 1825, Ireland; m. ELEANOR EATON CALDBECK, 1787, Tipperary, Ireland.

Notes for WILLIAM COLCLOUGH, OF KYLE, TUBRID, EATON:

Marriage Bonds for Diocese Killaloe shows: "Colclough,William & Ellenor

Caldbeck,1787".

1 NOTE !D.J.Pennell quotes the Kilkenny Archaeological Society "Under ash tree,between

tomb of Dillon and Campion "Under this tomb lie the remains of the late William

Colclough,Kyle,who died November 1825,aged 59.Also his wife Ellen who died in

May aged 47.Erected by son John".

1 NOTE !We appear to have two William Colcloughs both known as being "of Kyle",and

both married to wives named "Ellen" or "Eleanor",and both being grandsons of

Adam Colclough of Boley.Confusing. However this William must be the one who

married Ellinor Caldbeck.

If these two Williams&Ellens are confusing,consider that the Fertagh Regester

shows a "Henry Colclough son of William (farmer) & Ellinor of Tubrid, Baptised

03.01.1830"!! So it appears that there must have been yet another couple named

William & Ellinor Colclough living in the area a bit later. I have found no

other trace of this third couple,but find it hard to doubt the church Register.

Notes for ELEANOR EATON CALDBECK:

6th March 1783 William Eaton Caldbeck, merchant of Dublin, transferred property at High Street & Bishop Street in Dublin to William Caldbeck

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM COLCLOUGH and ELEANOR CALDBECK:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Killaloe, Clonfert, Limerick, Kilmore, Ardagh & Meath

v. REBECCA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1770, Ireland.

vi. HARRIET COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1772, Ireland.

vii. MARY ANN COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1777, Ireland; m. JOHN (ABLE) MERCIER, Abt. 1795, Ireland.

Notes for JOHN (ABLE) MERCIER:

of Durrow, or of Deer Park, Tipp - Kilcooley

viii. MARTHA COLCLOUGH, b. Abt. 1780, Ireland; m. MICHAEL PHELAN, 1819, Ireland.

Marriage Notes for MARTHA COLCLOUGH and MICHAEL PHELAN:

Marriage Licence Bonds of Ossory, Ferns & Leighlin