Standish Grady, of Elton, Co.Limerick
- References:
- Deed of 25 Mar 1734,
Burton and Grady,
[LR] Book 75, p.418, no.53671.
- Grady papers in
[Glenstal Abbey papers].
- Grady letters, at Penrice Castle, Swansea, Wales.
- Grady family tree,
think by Joanna Martin.
-
[Deed, 1737]
shows the 4 generations of the Grady family which is the descent shown here.
- The 1809 will of
Standish Grady of Elton
says he is the 4th Standish Grady, which exactly fits this descent.
Standish Grady, of Elton, Co.Limerick,
born est c.1640.
He got a lease of
Elton, Co.Limerick, 19 Apr 1672
(19 April, 24th
Charles II).
[Deed, 1737]
says the 1672 lease was of Elton and
Brittas, Co.Limerick.
This must be
Brittas, Caherconlish par.
Elton House was in Elton townland,
Knockainy par,
EC Co.Limerick
(see
map).
He
had issue:
Darby Grady,
of Elton, Co.Limerick,
born est c.1665,
had issue:
-
Standish Grady,
of Elton, Co.Limerick,
born est c.1690.
He mar 1stly, 1714, to Ann Bettesworth [of Co.Cork, NOT Elizabeth].
Marriage covenant dated 28 and 29 Sept 1714.
Referred to by
[Deed, 1737].
Says the Grady family then held Elton and Brittas, Co.Limerick.
She died May 1717, prob. in childbirth.
He mar 2ndly to Teresa Allen.
He obtained lands beside Cappercullen,
but not yet at Cappercullen:
In
[Deed, 1734]
the Hon Francis Burton
granted unto Standish Grady the lands of
"Garranebane, Scartvavaryeoge and Loghaubeagh",
Barony of Owneybeg, for 3 lives.
He is party to
[Deed, 1737].
Says he holds Elton and Brittas, Co.Limerick.
Standish
had issue by 1st wife:
-
Standish Grady, of Cappercullen, Co.Limerick,
only child,
born must be 1717,
mother died 1717,
listed as "under the age of 21 years" in
[Deed, 1737],
age given at death suggests born 1717,
inherited Elton,
but set up a new seat at Cappercullen.
Grady shown at
Elton
on
p.195
of
[Taylor and Skinner, 1777].
Elton House on
1829 to 1842 map.
Grady of Lodge, Co.Limerick
Somehow descended from Grady of Elton is Grady
of Lodge.
Their cousins
Grady of Elton and Cappercullen
were friendly with them.
Standish Grady,
of Lodge, Co.Limerick
(would be Lodge, Hospital par, not far from Elton),
mar Frances Deane,
had issue:
-
Henry Deane Grady,
born 1765,
of Lodge, Co.Limerick,
and of Mount Eagle, Stillorgan, Co.Dublin
(later called Stillorgan Castle),
MP for Limerick City 1798-1801,
MP for Limerick City 1801-02,
he is party to
[Deed, 1808],
see
historyofparliamentonline,
had issue:
-
Frances Grady,
eldest dau,
Frances Deane Grady,
mar 1821 to Arthur Blennerhassett, of Ballyseedy
[born 1799] and had issue.