Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
William Carrique (later William Carrique Ponsonby),
Inherited Crotto, adopted name Ponsonby:
Inherited Crotto from his uncle Richard Ponsonby, on condition that he take the name Ponsonby. [Ponsonby, 1929] thought he changed to Ponsonby in 1729, but this is clearly false, since his son is still "Carrique" when entering TCD in 1754. [Ms 20608] says William was still "Carrique" in 1735. [TCD Alumni] says he adopted name Ponsonby in 1762, when his uncle made his will. Changed name to "William Carrique Ponsonby". Inherited Crotto when his uncle died in 1763. |
Tralee church
held a silver paten,
the gift
of "William Ponsonby" to the church of Kilflynn in 1764.
He is William Carrique Ponsonby in
abstract
of deed of 1765.
He was party to his son's
[Marriage settlement, 1766].
He was party to
1770 case.
He is William Carrigue Ponsonby, of Cloghers, Co.Kerry, whose will was pr 1782.
Margaret's will proved 1793 [Betham's Abstracts].
William and Margaret
had issue:
Extract from p.3 of
1770 case.
Shows it was a condition of Richard's will that William change his name.
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