Lawlor of Irishtown House, Clondalkin, Co.Dublin
It is thought that the Flanagans may be
connected to Lawlor,
possibly through
Lamphier,
though the following shows that Lawlor were in
the same area as Flanagan from long before
the connection with Lamphier:
John Lawler,
publican, of Tymon, just S of Greenhills,
Tallaght par, Co.Dublin,
party to a deed of 25th May 1793,
"Henry Thompson Merchant to John Lawler",
house and lands of
Kilnamanagh, just SW of Greenhills, Tallaght par, Co.Dublin.
John Lawler, Greenhills, farmer,
and Laughlin Lawler, Greenhills, farmer,
are party to a deed of 11th Jan 1797.
The fact that Lawlor were in Greenhills, Tallaght,
in the 18th cent,
would suggest that the Flanagans
were connected to Lawlor rather than Lamphier,
as does the following, which must pre-date the connection
with Lamphier:
"William Flanagan"
(this must be
old William Flanagan)
is appointed umpire to settle the distribution
of the estate of the late Launcelot Lawlor,
of Kilnamanagh, Tallaght par, Co.Dublin, farmer,
among various people,
including the house and lands at Tymon,
Tallaght par, Co.Dublin, to John Lawlor,
undated.
Assume this is John's father, and the settlement c.1840:
John Lawlor,
born est c.1810,
of Kilnamanagh, and Tymon,
both in Tallaght par, Co.Dublin,
came to Irishtown House,
Irishtown,
Palmerstown,
nr Clondalkin, Co.Dublin, c.1840,
mar Marianne Lamphier
[born est c.1820],
Marianne died 24th Nov 1915, Sandymount, Co.Dublin,
age est c.95 yrs,
bur Goldenbridge, Inchicore, Co.Dublin,
had issue:
John J. Lawlor,
John Joseph Lawlor, of Irishtown House,
Palmerstown, Co.Dublin,
born 1850, Co.Dublin,
bapt Palmerstown,
great friend of Alderman Michael Flanagan,
they used go shooting and fishing in the W of Ireland,
mar 1882 to Elizabeth Purcell O'Neill
[of Ardbrugh House, Dalkey, Co.Dublin,
born 1863, Co.Dublin,
"Elizabeth Mary" on census 1911],
Frank Flanagan knew their children,
see entry
in Irishtown,
Palmerstown,
in
[Census, 2 April 1911],
he is listed as "magistrate and farmer",
he is listed as a
Justice of the Peace,
main house has 12 rooms,
and there are
29 out-offices and farm buildings,
he
died 2nd Jan 1921, age 70 yrs,
had issue:
- Dody Lawlor,
Dodo, Dodie, Dorothy, born 1897, Co.Dublin,
was at the Alderman's funeral 1931,
lived Irishtown House, had farm there,
kept horses, rode point-to-point,
died unmarried.
- Doreen Lawlor,
Dolores Doreen, born 1906, Co.Dublin,
was at the Alderman's funeral 1931,
mar Brendan Byrne and had issue:
- John Byrne,
researched family tree.
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