Armagh Clergy And Parishes Being An Account of the Clergy of the Church of Ire
Armagh Clergy And Parishes Being An Account of the Clergy of the Church of Ire
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In their presentation had been long void by death and considering the exility of the profits and willing to obviate the neglect of souls, he exhorted them, as by law they were bound, to present to him within one month an able and fit person for the said V. ; and as it appeared by Inquisition that the Vicar could not receive out of the profits of the V. More than 10/- for his support and keeping hospitality — that they should assign him such a portion as would enable him to pay jura Episcopalia ...and be a fit maintenance for himself, lest their presentation should hurt him (D. R. ). At the dissolution of the monasteries the tithes of the R. Went wth the Preceptory of Kilsaran. In 1633 they were worth £26 (R. V. 1633). In 1656 the great tithes were rented by the Common- wealth to William Turner at £8 10s. In 1682 the R. Was united to Dunleer and has continued so since. It is now in Dunany U. The church was ruinous in 1622 {R. V. ) and probably was never rebuilt. In 1764 the Hearth Money Collector returned, " No Protestant, 188 Popish persons, no church, no chapel " in the parish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In their presentation had been long void by death and considering the exility of the profits and willing to obviate the neglect of souls, he exhorted them, as by law they were bound, to present to him within one month an able and fit person for the said V. ; and as it appeared by Inquisition that the Vicar could not receive out of the profits of the V. More than 10/- for his support and keeping hospitality — that they should assign him such a portion as would enable him to pay jura Episcopalia ...and be a fit maintenance for himself, lest their presentation should hurt him (D. R. ). At the dissolution of the monasteries the tithes of the R. Went wth the Preceptory of Kilsaran. In 1633 they were worth £26 (R. V. 1633). In 1656 the great tithes were rented by the Common- wealth to William Turner at £8 10s. In 1682 the R. Was united to Dunleer and has continued so since. It is now in Dunany U. The church was ruinous in 1622 {R. V. ) and probably was never rebuilt. In 1764 the Hearth Money Collector returned, " No Protestant, 188 Popish persons, no church, no chapel " in the parish.
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