TURVEY, Edward - Extra Data
Leader of TURVEY's Party
He was born in Dublin, His wife Julia, nee BOLTON, was the daughter of William BOLTON of Ballinvalley, County Wexford, Ireland and his wife Mary LYNDON. (NB she was NOT Julia DANIEL, a sister of Peter Clarke DANIEL). Julia BOLTON first married Benjamin WRIGHT, a Quaker, in St.Bridget, Dublin on 20 February 1792. Her sons William and Benjamin WRIGHT were also in TURVEY's Party.
From original image at http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/
Edward TURVEY married Julia WRIGHT, widow, 4 February 1805 in St.Mary's, Dublin.
[Note that "BOLTON" has been added later by a different hand.]
Irish Registry of Deeds, Henrietta Street, Dublin
The comments on the deeds below are taken from "The Bolton Family of County Wexford, Ireland" by Adrian CARDELL and Elizabeth NICHOLS
VOLUME 444 PAGE 337 NUMBER 288844
DEED DATE 21st February 1792
LODGED 20th March 1792
GRANTOR: William BOLTON of Dublin, esquire of the first part;
Benjamin WRIGHT of Dublin, merchant, of the second part
GRANTEE: Julia BOLTON, of Dublin, spinster, daughter of the said
William BOLTON, of the third. part; Abraham BOLTON and James
COELEY of Dublin, gentlemen, of the fourth part
WITNESSES: Lyndon BOLTON of Dublin, merchant, and John Thomas
COWLEY of Dublin, gentleman.
COMMENTS
The Deed is a Marriage Settlement whereby William BOLTON makes over £400/-/- to the trustees Abraham BOLTON and James COWLEY with a bond of £800/-/- to secure the £400/-/-. Benjamin WRIGHT makes over his stock in trade, present and future to the trustees subject to the trust with power given to the trustees to sell the stock in trade on his death or "should his circumstances fail" to provide the £400/-/- to Julia BOLTON for her support and maintenance and on her death between her children, equally, and if no children to dispose of as she wished. In the event of Benjamin WRIGHT's death or changed circumstances the trustees were to pay the £400/-/- to Julia BOLTON. Benjamin WRIGHT died in or before 1805. Julia then married Edward TURVEY, by licence, in 1805. From her dealings with Ballinahorney, (see Volume 572 Page 403 Number 390210), it is assumed that she had an inheritance, consisting of part of Ballinahorney, over and above this marriage settlement from her father.
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