Deborah Apjohn
F, b. circa 1759
| Father | William Apjohn Jr. b. c 1711 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Lloyd |
| Charts | Thomas Apjohn (descendant indented) Thomas Apjohn (descendant box) |
| Last Edited | 24 May 2013 |
Deborah Apjohn was born circa 1759. She was the daughter of William Apjohn Jr. and Elizabeth Lloyd. Deborah Apjohn married Timothy O'Brien, son of John O'Brien, circa 18 December 1780.1
Deborah Apjohn witnessed the Memorial of William Apjohn Jr. on 18 December 1780; On Dec 18, 1780, William Apjohn of Kilestry in the County of Clare arranged marriage articles for his daughter Deborah and Timothy O'Brien of Boskill, second son of John O'Brien that included the O'Brien lands of Cappenehed in the Barony of Owney. The memorila acknowleges that there is an on-going dispute about this land and that, if the dispute is lost, Brian O'Brien will provide a sum of 600 pounds instead.1
Deborah Apjohn witnessed the Memorial of William Apjohn Jr. on 18 December 1780; On Dec 18, 1780, William Apjohn of Kilestry in the County of Clare arranged marriage articles for his daughter Deborah and Timothy O'Brien of Boskill, second son of John O'Brien that included the O'Brien lands of Cappenehed in the Barony of Owney. The memorila acknowleges that there is an on-going dispute about this land and that, if the dispute is lost, Brian O'Brien will provide a sum of 600 pounds instead.1
Family | Timothy O'Brien |
Citations
- [S5] Transcripts of Memorials of Deeds, Conveyances and Wills, 1708-1929, Ireland Registry of Deeds (Genealogical Society of Utah: Salt Lake City, Utah), #226680.