Abstracts of County Tipperary Grand Jury Presentments granted At Summer Assizes, 1831 Part 7 Barony of Ikerrin PRITTIE, F.A. (Hon.) ARMSTRONG, John to make 378 perches of the new intended road from Roscrea to Cloghjordan, between Peter HIGGIN'S house on the Shinrone road and Daniel COUZENS'S house PRITTIE, F.A. (Hon.) EGAN, Michael to repair 168 perches of the narrow road from Rathdowney to Burris-o'leigh, between Thomas BURKE'S house on the old road to Templemore, and Patrick BUTLER'S house on the new line to Templemore BYRNE, Daniel COSTIGAN, Martin to repair 180 perches of the road from Rathdowney to Thurles, between the cross roads of Lissanure and the Queen's County bounds at Toher BENNETT, John HENDY, Carroll to repair 558 perches of the road from Roscrea to Burris-o'leigh, betw. Patrick COSTIGAN'S house at Gurtacurra and the Widow FANNIN'S house at the bounds of Barnane CARDEN, Henry R. (Sir) MURPHY, David GRIMES, Wm. to make 61 perches of ditches to the road from Templemore to Dublin, between a bridge at Clonmore and Kenna's bounds on Clonmore PALMER, R.S. Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road MINCHIN, Wm. (Rev) to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 1925 perches of the road from Cashel to Cloghjordan, between the King's County bounds and the Widow BOHAN'S house at Barnane FALKINER, Nathanael High-constable for paying his Warrant HOGAN, Denis for an injury - Parish of Corbally HARRISON, Wm. for a burning - Parish of Corville Barony of Upper Ormond LONG, William MULLAMPY, James to repair 730 perches of the road from Toomivara to the Silvermines, between the cross roads of Grennanstown and the town of Toomivara HAWKSHAW, Richard Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road WILLINGTON, James Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road HOLMES, Dean (Rev) Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road BRERETON, Thomas Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road JACKSON, George Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road HOLMES, Peter (Jun.) to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 2319 perches of the road from Nenagh to Burris-o'leigh, between the cross at Knockalton and Kilnemanagir bounds LANE, Ambrose Treasurer, being the last instalment of the Anglesea road on the Barony BRERETON, Thomas High-constable, for paying his Warrant MINCHIN, William (Rev) Appointed Supervisor, in the room of his Father, William MINCHIN, deceased POE, John to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 771 perches of the road from Nenagh to Cloghjordan, between the mail-coach road, near Nenagh and the cross roads at Ballymacky -- Christina http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ https://www.facebook.com/IrelandGenealogyProjects ===============================

Good Morning from cold, but sunny, Australia. Could someone please explain to me the entry for Denis Hogan "for an injury - Parish of Corbally". Does this mean Denis Hogan suffered an injury, or does it mean he caused an injury to someone else? I am trying to find out why my Denis Hogan ancestor was sent to Australia as a convict on the "Parmelia", arriving here in very early 1834. I presume his trial was in the latter half of 1833. I have no knowledge of the names of his parents, or where in Tipperary he lived, nor do I know why he was sent here, apart from "being in the wrong place at the wrong time". Any help would be greatly appreciated. Surely I am not the only one looking for Denis. Liz Walker (nee Hogan) On 8/05/2012 3:01 AM, Christina Finn Hunt wrote: > Abstracts of County Tipperary Grand Jury Presentments > granted At Summer Assizes, 1831 > Part 7 > > Barony of Ikerrin > > PRITTIE, F.A. (Hon.) > ARMSTRONG, John > to make 378 perches of the new intended road from Roscrea to Cloghjordan, > between Peter HIGGIN'S house on the Shinrone road and Daniel COUZENS'S house > > PRITTIE, F.A. (Hon.) > EGAN, Michael > to repair 168 perches of the narrow road from Rathdowney to Burris-o'leigh, > between Thomas BURKE'S house on the old road to Templemore, and Patrick > BUTLER'S house on the new line to Templemore > > BYRNE, Daniel > COSTIGAN, Martin > to repair 180 perches of the road from Rathdowney to Thurles, between the cross > roads of Lissanure and the Queen's County bounds at Toher > > BENNETT, John > HENDY, Carroll > to repair 558 perches of the road from Roscrea to Burris-o'leigh, betw. Patrick > COSTIGAN'S house at Gurtacurra and the Widow FANNIN'S house at the bounds of > Barnane > > CARDEN, Henry R. (Sir) > MURPHY, David > GRIMES, Wm. > to make 61 perches of ditches to the road from Templemore to Dublin, between a > bridge at Clonmore and Kenna's bounds on Clonmore > > PALMER, R.S. > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > MINCHIN, Wm. (Rev) > to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 1925 perches of the road from Cashel to > Cloghjordan, between the King's County bounds and the Widow BOHAN'S house at > Barnane > > FALKINER, Nathanael > High-constable for paying his Warrant > > HOGAN, Denis > for an injury - Parish of Corbally > > HARRISON, Wm. > for a burning - Parish of Corville > > Barony of Upper Ormond > > LONG, William > MULLAMPY, James > to repair 730 perches of the road from Toomivara to the Silvermines, between > the cross roads of Grennanstown and the town of Toomivara > > HAWKSHAW, Richard > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > WILLINGTON, James > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > HOLMES, Dean (Rev) > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > BRERETON, Thomas > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > JACKSON, George > Supervisor, for so much expended on his line of road > > HOLMES, Peter (Jun.) > to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 2319 perches of the road from Nenagh to > Burris-o'leigh, between the cross at Knockalton and Kilnemanagir bounds > > LANE, Ambrose > Treasurer, being the last instalment of the Anglesea road on the Barony > > BRERETON, Thomas > High-constable, for paying his Warrant > > MINCHIN, William (Rev) > Appointed Supervisor, in the room of his Father, William MINCHIN, deceased > > POE, John > to be Supervisor w/o salary, to 771 perches of the road from Nenagh to > Cloghjordan, between the mail-coach road, near Nenagh and the cross roads at > Ballymacky > >

Liz, These men were asking for work orders on road etc. and a few seem to have been asking for recompense for a loss they suffered. If is not really stated clearly. A Burning. An injury. My take is that these are all people wanting payment for something. Christina Elizabeth Walker wrote: > Could someone please explain to me the entry for Denis Hogan "for an > injury - Parish of Corbally". Does this mean Denis Hogan suffered an > injury, or does it mean he caused an injury to someone else? >