Indenture between Cecilia Ball and Mable Clare Ball,

1805 July 11.

Indenture made between Cecilia Ball of Eccles St, Dublin, spinster, and her mother Mable Clare Ball of Eccles St, widow. The deed involves the transfer of £2500 of a legacy of £3000 left to Cecilia Ball by her father John Ball, from Cecilia Ball, "being disposed to retirement and having resolved to withdraw herself from the world" to her sisters Anna Maria Elizabeth Ball (later O'Brien), Isabella Ball (later Sherlock) and Frances Ball and her brother Nicholas Ball, dated 11th July 1805.

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Ball, Frances Mary Teresa, > 1794-1861
Ball, Nicholas > 1791-1865
O'Brien, Anna Maria > 1785–1871
Ball, Cecilia > 1784–1854
Ball, John > 1728–1804
Sherlock family
O'Brien family
Women > Social conditions > Ireland.
Women > History > Modern period, 1600-
Women > Social conditions
Philanthropists > Ireland
Ireland > History > 19th century
Notes:The Ball family were related to the O'Brien family by marriage - Cecilia Ball and Mable Clare Ball were the sister and mother, respectively, of Anna Maria Elizabeth O'Brien (née Ball), wife of John O'Brien, of Rahan, King's County (Offaly). In 1805 Cecilia became a nun, entering into the Ursuline Convent, Cork, on the 11th August, where she later became Superior. Cecilia and Anna-Maria were also the sisters of Frances Ball - Mother Frances Mary Teresa Ball who founded the Loreto sisters in Ireland - and Nicholas Ball MP, both of whom are mentioned in this deed.

Physical description: 1 item (4 pp.).

more
Arrangement:Item.
Loading...

Indenture between Cecilia Ball and Mable Clare Ball,

1805 July 11.
 View the full Record in a new tab
Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Sherlock and O'Brien Papers.
Description:Indenture made between Cecilia Ball of Eccles St, Dublin, spinster, and her mother Mable Clare Ball of Eccles St, widow. The deed involves the transfer of £2500 of a legacy of £3000 left to Cecilia Ball by her father John Ball, from Cecilia Ball, "being disposed to retirement and having resolved to withdraw herself from the world" to her sisters Anna Maria Elizabeth Ball (later O'Brien), Isabella Ball (later Sherlock) and Frances Ball and her brother Nicholas Ball, dated 11th July 1805.
Language:English
Extent:1 item (4 pp.).
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 50,814/9/2 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.