Dermod Hurley, 1604–…
- Name
- Dermod /Hurley/
- Type of name
- birth name
- Given names
- Dermod
- Surname
- Hurley
- Name
- Dermod McOwen /Hurley/
- Type of name
- also known as
- Given names
- Dermod McOwen
- Surname
- Hurley
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Birth
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Note: Estimated: pardoned on 29 Jul 1625, so an adult then and born before about 1604. Place assumed from the family's Cork associations; not documented. |
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Pardon
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Citation details: pp. 44-45, 1 Chas I, membrane 2 Quality of data: primary evidence Note: "Pardon of Dermod M'Owen Hurley, of Ratharran, and Cormac M'Tiege M'Fynnine, of Glouverane, in the county of Cork, for having violently broken into the castle of the Lady Sheela Barry, Viscountess Buttevant, ... called the castle of Tymoleige, with intent to ravish the lady." |
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Property
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Citation details: Ballymoney plot 155a Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: f. 213 Quality of data: primary evidence Note: "Dermod Mc Owen, I.P." held West Killmurrogh (the 1615 patent's west half of Kilverogh) in 1641 (DS plot 155a). Identification with Dermod McOwen Hurley is probable (grade B-). |
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Residence
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Citation details: Deposition of Henry Turner, 24/09/1642, MS 824, fols 118r-119v Quality of data: primary evidence Note: "dermott mc Owen Horley of Rahacon gentleman", among the debtors of Henry Turner of Bandon, clothier, "out in Rebellion". The TCD transcription reads "Rahacon"; on the page image (fol. 118v) the word looks more like "Raharon" (tentative, small script), which would match the "Ratharran" of his 1625 pardon. |
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Note
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"Ratharran" and "Glouverane" are unidentified (compare Gloun, the traditional first Hurley seat south of Ballinacarriga). |
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Note
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Research log, 7 Oct 2026: Estimated birth added (not documented) - BEF 1604, County Cork, Ireland - pardoned on 29 Jul 1625, so an adult then and born before about 1604. Unsourced, grade D. |
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Note
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Possibly the "Dermond Hurly alias Murly" who was in Dundaniel Castle in 1642 (examined 8 Sep 1652) and one of the "O Murly" Hurleys in joint command there with Finin and Donogh; a Donogh McFinin McOwen Hurley shared the Combe ransom, suggesting a McOwen branch (grade C). Citation details: Examination of Dermond Hurly, 08/09/1652, MS 826, fols 123r-123v; http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition/?depID=826123r132 Quality of data: secondary evidence |
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Note
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Possibly the "Dermod [mc Owen?] Hurly of Belleghe ... gent." listed with Donnell Oge Hurly of Belleghe among the debtors of William Holcom, 28 Oct 1642 (the word after Dermod is uncertain; grade C). The Dermod son of Daniel Oge (X439) was only about 14 then. Citation details: Deposition of William Holcom, 28/10/1642, MS 822, fols 164r-164v; http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition/?depID=822164r138 Quality of data: secondary evidence |
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Last change
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| Pardon |
Citation details: pp. 44-45, 1 Chas I, membrane 2 Quality of data: primary evidence |
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| Property |
Citation details: Ballymoney plot 155a Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: f. 213 Quality of data: primary evidence |
| Residence |
Citation details: Deposition of Henry Turner, 24/09/1642, MS 824, fols 118r-119v Quality of data: primary evidence |
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Citation details: Examination of Dermond Hurly, 08/09/1652, MS 826, fols 123r-123v; http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition/?depID=826123r132 Quality of data: secondary evidence |
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Citation details: Deposition of William Holcom, 28/10/1642, MS 822, fols 164r-164v; http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition/?depID=822164r138 Quality of data: secondary evidence |