Stafford Hussey of Drominstown and Rathkenny, 17th Baron of Galtrim

Stafford, Esq- Baron Hussey of Galtim

Rathkenny Old Cemetery

Hussey – Here lyes the body of Mrs. Ann Hussey otherwise Kirwan wife of Stafford Hussey Esq. Baron of Galtrim She departed this life ar.. twelve ar noon on the 9th of July 1774. She had every quality that could endear her ….. a tender parent ….. Here lieth the body of Stafford Hussey Baron of Galtrim who ……respect and died January 1776 in the seventy fourth year of his age.

Slane History and Archaeology Society

21 Nov. 1817. -Bargain and sale by Frances M. and Mary A. Nagle, Jamestown, Co. Westmeath to Sir Thomas Clifford, Stafford and Thomas Hussey, Rathkenny, Co. Meath of the land of Jamestown Demesne.
Consideration: £500 stg.
National archives ie

1) The Ecclesiastical History of the Diocese of Meath: Ancient and Modern, Volume 2

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