Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
William Richard Yeilding, born 21 Jan 1800.
He must be
"William Richard Yielding"
of Mount Henry, Co.Limerick (near Rathkeale) who witnessed
[Deed, 1823]
with his father and brother.
William Yielding of Mount Henry is listed among the gentry at
Rathkeale
in
[Pigot's Directory, 1824].
He inherited the estate at Glensharrold, W Co.Limerick.
The Glensharrold
estate goes back to a 1757 deed of
Richard Yielding.
Listed at "Rathkeale Abbey" at Hugh's bapt 1829.
"William Richard Yeilding" is listed
in
[Tithe Survey, 1830]
as owning land in Glensharrold, Kilcolman par.
Proprietor of Limerick Herald:
He was proprietor of the Limerick Herald newspaper.
Described as such in 1833.
"William R. Yielding" is listed
in
[Tithe Survey, 1833]
as holding most of the townland of
Glensharrold, Rathronan par
(beside Glensharrold, Kilcolman par).
As proprietor of the Limerick Herald
he lost a libel case in 1834
taken by Samuel Dickson
(later an MP).
William Richard Yeilding of city of Limerick
is party to [Deed, Apr 1834].
It concerns lands of Ballyphilip (Belview)
and Glensharrold.
His father
died November 1834.
William Richard Yeilding of
Belview, Co.Limerick,
is party to
[Deeds, Oct 1838].
Refers to his marriage settlement 1818.
Refers to lands at Belview.
William Richard Yeilding of Stephen's Green, Dublin, is party to
[Deed, Apr 1844].
"William Richard Yeilding" is party to
[Deed of 1844] and
[Deed of 1845].
William Richard dies, 1854:
He is listed at death as of Glenastar,
Glenastar townland, SE of Glensharrold, W of Ardagh,
W Co.Limerick.
He died Ballinacurra House,
Limerick, 21 Apr 1854, age 54 yrs.
See notice
in Limerick Chronicle, 22 Apr 1854.
A few days later his mother
died at Ballinacurra House.
Mary dies, 1881:
She died 24 June 1881, at Glenastar Lodge, near Glensharrold, W Co.Limerick.
See notice in
Limerick Chronicle, 25 June 1881.
William Richard and Mary had issue:
"William Richard Yeilding" is
listed
in
[Tithe Survey, 1830]
as a landowner at
Glensharrold, Kilcolman par,
W Co.Limerick.
He holds a plot of 51 acres
and another of 64 acres.
He also signs the list as one of the Commissioners.
"William R. Yielding" is
listed
in
[Tithe Survey, 1833]
as holding land in the neighbouring
Glensharrold, Rathronan par,
W Co.Limerick.
He holds 887 acres, most of the townland.
Sale of the Glensharrold estate of "Richard Massy Yeilding" in 1852.
See full size.
From [LA P23].
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