Stubbs
Robert Stubbs,
think born 1776
and had children late in life
(see death below).
Farmer,
of
Newtown House, Tallaght, Co.Dublin.
He
mar Mary ----.
Robert Stubbs is listed at Tallaght in
[Thom's]
1847 to 1850.
Robert Stubbs is
listed in
[Griffiths Valuation, 1847]
as follows:
- At Tallaght
(would be Newtown)
he holds three plots of land (nos. 11, 15 and 51).
No.11 has a large house and 129 acres.
- At Jobstown
(W of Tallaght)
he holds 98 acres (plot no.3), with a small house (plot no.3a)
which he is renting out to James Reilly.
Robert Stubbs is listed
in
[Griffiths Valuation, 1850]
as follows:
-
At Tallaght
he holds four plots of land (nos. 9, 10, 11 and 12).
No.11 has a large house and 44 acres.
-
At Jobstown
he holds 98 acres, with a small house (plot no.3).
Robert Stubbs
of "Newton, Tallaght"
was
buried at Tallaght,
Mar 9, 1850, aged 74.
This must be him since his widow then appears as head of household.
"Mrs. Mary Stubbs" is listed at Newtown, Tallaght, in
[Thom's] 1854 to 1859.
Robert and Mary
had issue:
- Robert Stubbs, the younger, bachelor.
This compilation of Stubbs information
shows Robert Stubbs, the younger (i.e. father is Robert)
with a sister who married Brown
(which 1911 census shows is also sister of William).
- Elizabeth Stubbs.
Listed as of Newtown at mar.
She
mar 29 Nov 1854
to William Brown
[William Doyle Brown, of Tallaght, son of James Brown, farmer].
He is listed at mar as farmer, of "Garrinstown"
(this is Garranstown, Tallaght par).
They mar at Tallaght CoI church
[GROI].
They
had issue:
- Robert Stubbs Brown [must be child of this couple],
must be after grandfather Robert Stubbs,
of "Garranstown, Tallaght".
In
1883
his child is baptised Protestant (Church of Ireland).
- Adelaide Brown,
born 1865, Co.Dublin.
Listed in 1911 census as unmarried, Church of Ireland,
staying with her uncle William Stubbs.
-
William Stubbs,
born Co.Dublin, Protestant,
born 1831 (by 1901 census)
or
1838 (by age at death)
or 1839 (by 1911 census).
Farmer, of Newtown House, Tallaght.
Think this is
Newtown House, just NE of Bolbrook Mill.
From
1887 to 1913 map.
See
full size.
Jobstown
As well as his main house at Newtown,
Robert Stubbs
rented plot 3 below (which would include the house at 3A) in
Jobstown, W of Tallaght.
The Robert Stubbs land at Jobstown (plots 3 and 3A)
in Griffiths Valuation map from
askaboutireland.ie.
Plot numbers match numbers in
[Griffiths Valuation, 1850].
See also
[VO] Griffiths Valuation maps, Dublin county,
map 21.
The site is completely cleared today.
Nothing is recognisable.
The building would be about where the football club is
on Cookstown Rd.
See street view.
Things to do