Historical records matching Rt. Rev. William Smyth, Bishop of Kilmore
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About Rt. Rev. William Smyth, Bishop of Kilmore
From Smyth Family History by David Smyth http://www.zipworld.com.au/~lnbdds/home/davidsmyth/
William, the eldest son, was educated at Trinity College in Dublin, became Bishop of Kilmore, married Mary Povey, the daughter of the Chief Justice of Ireland, and in 1670 purchased the Manor and Castle of Ranaghan, which had been forfeited (for his part in the 1641 rebellion) by John Lutrell, “an Irish Papist,” and transferred to Thomas Lutrell in 1663. William Smyth renamed the estate Barbavilla in honor of his wife. He died in 1699. (The Barbavilla Smyths later changed the spelling of the name to Smythe to distinguish the family from all the other related Smyths).
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Rt. Rev. William Smyth, Bishop of Kilmore's Timeline
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February 24, 1699
Age 59
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