Hello Barbara,

Have referred to Introduction to the Abercorn Letters as Relating to Ireland 
1736-1816 - John H. Gebbie (Strule Press, Omagh, 1972) and am unable to locate 
a reference to any Birneys. This 424-page publication contains extracts from a 
selection of the thousands of letters (archived in PRONI, Belfast) sent to the 
Marquis of Abercorn at his residences in London and Scotland by his agents in 
Ireland. The letters contain detailed information on economic, agricultural, 
political and social conditions in Cos. Tyrone and Donegal.
Thousands of tenants are named (generally those who had committed 
misdemeanours, sold their leases and emigrated, accepted a new lease or had 
been evicted). Thus, the Marquis was intimately acquainted with his tenants on 
his Tyrone and Donegal estates. Those tenants who paid their rents when due 
rarely are mentioned.
I guess you have viewed my approx 50 files of Abercorn data on CTI? 
www.cotyroneireland.com/menus/estate.html<http://www.cotyroneireland.com/menus/estate.html>
Estate Records & Papers<http://www.cotyroneireland.com/menus/estate.html>
  Estate Records & Papers
www.cotyroneireland.com
Thanks for your query, Barbara,
Len Swindley
Melbourne, Australia

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There were Birneys at Baronscourt - one was apparently quite the dissolute 
rogue according to Abercorn accounts in PRONI. If you come across any in your 
readings, I'd be very appreciative of knowing which Birneys may have been on an 
Abercorn/Hamilton plantation estates.

Thank you,

Barbara Birney
Northwestern United States
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Hi Len & Gordon

I'd love to read Abercorn: The Hamiltons of Baronscourt as I think my husband 
has a link to them. Is the book available online?

Is it accessible in Australia somewhere? I'm in Albury NSW.

Thanks in advance



Louise Marshall
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Thanks Gordon.

Baronscourt is certainly a grand residence

I was unaware that the Abercorns had an estate near Dungannon. There is no 
reference to any East Tyrone holdings in William Roulston's superb Abercorn: 
The Hamiltons of Baronscourt (Ulster Historical Foundation, 2014).  Interesting.

All the best,
Len
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My forebears rented farm land near Dungannon from Abercorn in the 19C. Not an 
easy life. However, Baronscourt is another matter, I think I could comfortably 
enjoy living there in 1840.  Yet so isolated - no internet 😁. Thanks Len, Gordon


On 11/11/2022 9:33 pm, James McKane via CoTyroneList wrote:
Abercorn Estate: Cos. Tyrone & Donegal Salaries Paid to Employees & School 
Teachers on the Estate 
1859<https://www.cotyroneireland.com/estates/salaries.html>

Abercorn Estate: Manor of Cloghogle Townlands, Leckpatrick Parish, Co. Tyrone, 
Northern Ireland<https://www.cotyroneireland.com/estates/cloghogle4.html>

Abercorn Estate: Manor of Donelong Townlands, Donagheady Parish, Co. Tyrone, 
Northern Ireland<https://www.cotyroneireland.com/estates/donelong.html>

Thanks again to Len Swindley for THREE more great additions to CTI!

Jim McKane
Kitchener, Ontario



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