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The Braughills/Broughalls of
Dublin |
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The Ulster-Scot Historical Society in Belfast Northern Ireland has a
manuscript record titled Burke's
Collection for forming Irish Pedigrees. The original wills were
destroyed in 1922 when the Irish Records Building burned. The abstracts
are all that remain. |
1608 - Thomas Braughall, no county listed.
1662 - Thomas Braughall died intestate.
1662 - Richard Braughall, merchant of Dublin, 1662, was married to
Margery
and
had one child, Robert - 56th Deputy Keeper's Report. (#109)
1669 - Thomas Broughall of Clonsillagh. He was married to Anne and their
children
were
Richard, Thomas, Edward, Christopher, Mary and Margaret.
His
brother, unamed, had two sons, Walter and William. (#110 & 111)
1677 - William Broughall, no county listed. He was married to Elizabeth.
No children.
1679 - Michael Brachall, married to Patrick?. His cousin John Brachall
had a
son
Richard.
1699 - Anne Broughall of Clonsillagh in Co. Dublin, wife of Robert
Broughall, gent.
Her will names children: Thomas, Richard, Christopher,
Edward, Mary
and
Margaret. (#114)
1707 - Richard Broughall of Dublin, merchant. No wife or children named.
(#113)
1710 - Thomas Braughall of Clonsillagh in the Co. of Dublin. Names wife
Eclis
and
children Edward and Anne. (#116)
1736 - Robert Braughall, Co. Grange.
1830 - Edward Broughall or Braughall |
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The 1669 will of Thomas Broughall names his wife as
Anne and their children as Richard, Thomas, Edward, Christopher, Mary
and Margaret. He mentions an unnamed brother who had two sons, Walter
and William. Anne's will was proved in 1669. She names the same children
as Thomas and she was obviously his widow. However, she identifies her
husband as Robert. Was Robert the unnamed brother of Thomas? Her sons
Richard, Thomas and Robert are probably the Broughalls who left wills in
1707, 1710 and 1736. The William Broughill who left a 1677 will is
probably the son of Thomas' unnamed brother. Interestingly, the 1710
will of Thomas Braughill carries his Coat-of-Arms. It is a tree - same
as that used by the Boyle family. Other Coat-of-Arms are shown for Anne
Broughall (1699) and Thomas Broughall (1669). |
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