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      Sarah Handy was also known as Sally in some records. She was born circa 1720. She was the daughter of Thomas Handy and Mary Hillary.
     Sarah Handy and Samuel Handy were mentioned in a deed dated 12 April 1744. Deed of lease and release dated 12 & 13 April 1744 between 1) Henry Pemberton of the city of Dublin, merchant 2) Samuel Handy of Killbeg, Westmeath, gent & Thomas Strangman, Dublin, merchant & others. Deeds of release between the said 1) Henry Pemberton & Elizabeth his wife 2) Thomas Handy & Mary his wife & Sarah one of the daughters of the said Thomas & Mary Handy 3) John Pemberton the eldest son of Henry & Elizabeth 4) Samuel Handy and Thomas Strangman 5) John Pim of the city of Dublin, merchant & John Clibborn of Moat, Westmeath.... to be continued.
     A marriage settlement between Sarah Handy and John Pemberton was made on 13 April 1744.
     Sarah Handy married John Pemberton on 15 April 1744 at Ireland. Sunday last: Mr Henry Pemberton, an eminent Quaker merchant, was married to Miss Sally Handy, daugher of Mr Thomas Handy, of Meath St, merchant.
     In Thomas Handy's will dated 20 September 1752 at Meath Street, Dublin,, Sarah Handy was named as heir; I Thomas Handy of Meathstreet in the liberties of Thomas Court & Dener in the city & county of Dublin, merchant ... Newcastle etc in Shelmaliore barony co Wexford let to brother John Handy, ...I leave & devise to my cousin Samuel Handy of Colelaugh in the co. of Westmeath & Jonathan Strettle of Eustace St, Dublin ... mill & mill lands of Davidstown, Barony of Bantry & co. Wexford ... Queens co ... to the use & behoof of my daughter Catherine Pim otherwise Handy, late wife of John Pim, dec'd and her heirs and assigns ... daughter Sarah Pemberton, wife of John Pemberton, my daughter Mary Handy, my brother John Handy, Deed of settlement 11 March 1733 made by my father Thomas Handy ... my four grandchildren, Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth & Ann Pim .. [all under 21] my grandson Henry Pemberton & granddaughter Mary Pemberton [both under 21], To the poor of the parish of Cather... To my cousin Mary Wyly? daughter of Bridget Jessop otherwise Wyly, to my cousin Elizabeth Jessop another daughter of said Bridget Jessop. To the children of my brother in law Joshua Hillary, to my said brother John Handy £20 p.a., to my said brother in law Samuel Hillary, to Men's Meeting of Dublin Quakers £150.
     In her father's will dated 1754 she was described as the wife of John Pemberton and had two children Handy & Mary Pemberton. Her husand's probate was not recorded in the Prerogative will of Ireland.
     Sarah Handy made a will dated 18 November 1755.
     Sarah died before 11 February 1756 at Dublin, Ireland. She was buried on 11 February 1756 at Dublin.
     Her will was proved on 2 April 1756 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh. Sarah Pemberton, Dublin, widow.

     Sarah Handy was born on 22 April 1651 at Chadwell, Essex?. She was the daughter of Thomas Handy and Elizabeth Sain(s).
     Sarah died before 1688.

     Sarah Handy was born before 17 January 1629 at Evesham, Worcestershire. She was the daughter of Thomas Handy (of Evesham).

     Sarah Handy was born before 1855. She was the daughter of Stray Handy.
     Sarah Handy married Patrick Scanlon before 1874.

     Sarah Handy was born circa 1862. She was the daughter of Thomas Handy and Susan Craig.
     Sarah died on 26 September 1869 at Vicarstown, Laois, Ireland.

     Sidney Handy was born in 1862. He was the son of Matthew Fleming Handy and Isabella Sarah Gamble.
     Sidney died on 28 December 1865 at Barraghcore, Grangesilvia, Kilkenny. He was buried at Grangesilvia. There is a memorial stone to him and his brothers who died in infancy. In memory of William son of John Handy of Barraghcore House, born 1814, and of John, Harry Fleming & Sydney, infant sons of Fleming & Isabella Handy, grandsons of John Handy.

     Sidney Jackson Handy was born after 1821?. He is mentioned as the brother of Sam in his will. He is not listed with the other children in the 1821 census. He was the son of Samuel Handy and Jane Orme.
     In Samuel Wesley Handy's will dated 21 June 1851 at Bracca/Brackagh Castle, Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath,, Sidney Jackson Handy was named as heir; Will of Samuel Wesley Handy of Bracca Castle, Westmeath ... legacies to his brother Sydney Handy, farm of Ardress co. Galway for life and after death to his wife and other sons in tail male. Residue of real freehold & chattel property to my friend the Revd Thos Orme Fetherston & his brother Godfrey Fetherston & their heirs etc. ... thereof upon trust to my brother William Handy for life remainder to his first & other sons in tail male. Remainder to my brother Sydney ditto with remainder to my right heirs.
     This will implies he had no children and is supported by his uncle Richard Fleming Handy's letter of August 1859.
     Sidney died on 19 February 1853 at Ardrass, Galway, Ireland.

     Sissimore Handy was born on 18 September 1668 at Ballyhubbock, Meenagh/Kilmuckridge, Wexford, Ireland. He was the son of Thomas Handy and Elizabeth Sissimore (Deaves).
     Sissimore died in March 1682? At Corlican, Whitechurchglynn, Wexford, Ireland, aged 13.

     Son Handy was born on 1 July 1871 or 13 May 1871 at Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath, Ireland. He was the son of William Handy and Jane Haddock.

     Son Handy was born on 22 September 1876 at Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath, Ireland. He was the son of William Handy and Jane Haddock.

     Son Handy was born on 21 April 1875 at the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, Ireland. He was the son of Francis? Handy and Elizabeth O'Connor.

     Susan Handy was born in 1876. She was the daughter of Samuel Wesley Handy and Amelie Vautrin.

     Susan Handy was born circa 1877 at British Columbia, Canada. She was the daughter of Samuel H Handy and Susan Unknown (Handy).

     Susan Handy was born circa 1899 at King's county (Offaly). She was the daughter of Andrew Handy and Mary Unknown. Mary Handy, Margaret Handy, Bridget Handy, Susan Handy, Elizabeth Handy, William Handy, Anne Frances Handy and John Handy were listed as Andrew Handy's children in the 1911 census at Clonshanny, Rahan, Offaly.

     Theodore Handy was born after 1868. He was the son of Samuel Wesley Handy and Amelie Vautrin.

      Thomas Handy was also known as (of Newcastle) in some records. He was born on 21 May 1654 at Chadwell, Essex?, England. He was the son of Thomas Handy and Elizabeth Sain(s).
     Thomas Handy married Sarah Deaves in 1670 at Ireland. In 1679 according to Tennison Groves T808 p. 7661. In an unknown person 's will before 4 December 1688 at Newcastle, Tikillin, Wexford, Ireland, Thomas, Elizabeth, Elizabeth and Thomas was named as an heir.
     He was mentioned in the will of Quaker, William Brown, Killuring, Co. Wexford dated 8 Dec 1701. To be buried in the burial place of the People called Quakers near Lambstowne. My wife Elizabeth Brown. To Elizabeth Arnall a bed, bedding and £20, same to Eleanor Arnall, provided they marry with consent of my executors. As Mary Lendon alias Arnall hath married altogether without my consent £5 provided her husband settle it for her use. To Thomas Handy of Newcastle £3. To William Sandwith of Ballenecarick £7, to Hannah Sandwith his wife a giney. My friends said William Sandwith and Thomas Handy executors. Witnesses: Ann Wilkison, Charles Kavanagh, John Haply (probate date not shown).
     Thomas Handy and Thomas Handy were mentioned in a deed dated 11 March 1733. Deed between Thomas Handy the elder of Newcastle, co. Wexford & barony of Shilmaleer? and Thomas Handy the younger of the city of Dublin, merchant, eldest on of Thomas Handy the elder of the first part & John Handy of Newcastle aforesaid, farmer, second son of the said TH the elder of the other part Whereby the said TH the elder being seised & possessed of the town and lands of Newcastle Killown, BallymcShoneen & Ballywater in the barony Shilmaleer, co. Wexford containing c. 500 acres by virtue of a lease of lives renewable for ever made to him by Richard Saunders esq for consideration of the of the said deed mentioned and for settlement of the town & lands afsd did covenant, grant, conclude and agree & with the said TH the younger, the said John Handy and their heirs that the said TH the elder ....

     
     This? Thomas, grandson of Thomas of Newcastle, was to receive "all that track of land I broght in New Jersey". Thomas Handy was born on 20 September 1683 at Newcastle, Tikillin, Wexford, Ireland. His father is mentioned in his will. In 1734 he is described as the eldest son of Thomas Handy of Newcastle. He was the son of Thomas Handy and Sarah Deaves.
     In Thomas Handy's will dated before 4 December 1688 at Newcastle, WEX, IRL,, Thomas Handy was named as heir; Thomas Handey, the elder, of Newcastle, co. Wexford. To be buried in Friends burying place.
To my wife Elizabeth Handey one half of all my goods and chattels except the lease of land of Newcastle and other lands taken from Joseph Sanders by lease.
To my son Thomas Handey the lease of Newcastle and said other lands, one third part of what it yields to my said wife, and one third to my daughter Mary and one third to my said son Thomas.
To said daughter Mary (sole executrix) the half of all my goods.
To my grandson Thomas Handey all that track of land I bought in New Jersey.
To my granddaughter Elizabeth Handey £5.
To 'the daughter of my granddaughter Mary Smith' 20/-.
To Thomas Wright's two sons, Thomas and Joseph, 10/- each.
To Susannah Sandwith's child "if it please the Lord it come to life and live " 20/-.
Francis Randall, John Tottenham and Jonas Chamberlin to be overseers. Dated the ninth month 1688. F 6 17
     Perhaps this is his father, although the pedigree states that the immigrant father was married to Joan.
     Betham's abstract of the will of Thomas Handy of Meath Street, Dublin, merchant, mentions his cozen Samuel Handy, Johnathan Strettle, daughter Catherine Pim otherwise Handy, wife of John Pim; Sarah Pemberton, wife of John Pemberton, daughter Mary Handy, brother John Handy, father Thomas Handy, grand daughters Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth & Anna Pim, grand son Handy Pemberton, grandaughter Mary Pemberton, cousin Mary Wyly, daughter of Bridget Jessop nee Wyley. Brother in law Samuel Hillary, cousin Susanna Williams, nee Wright, cousin William Wright.
     He was a witness to the will of Jonas Chamberlain, Little Killiaine, Co. Wexford. To be buried at Friends burying place at Cerlekin [Corlican]. To my wife Ann Chamberlain the whole benefit of my lease of Little Killiane and all goods and chattels for life, said lease then to my sons Will and Joshua Chamberlain, they paying their brother Jonas Chamberlain £20. To Ann Kerby one third of my goods and chattels, one third to Susanna Berry and remaining third between said Will and Joshua Chamberlain, said sons to perfect a lease to Joseph Berry, for the lands he now holds from me in Little Killiane, and to pay my son Jonas Chamberlain's children or the survivor of them £5 when of age of on marriage. My friends Hen. Hillary, Will Sandwith and Tho. Handy overseers and trustees. Linard Kerby executor. Dated 10 Oct. 1695. Witnesses: Daniel Fossey, Tho. Miller, Morres Douglas, Ann Miller.
     He was mentioned in the will of Quaker, William Brown, Killuring, Co. Wexford dated 8 Dec 1701. To be buried in the burial place of the People called Quakers near Lambstowne. My wife Elizabeth Brown. To Elizabeth Arnall a bed, bedding and £20, same to Eleanor Arnall, provided they marry with consent of my executors. As Mary Lendon alias Arnall hath married altogether without my consent £5 provided her husband settle it for her use. To Thomas Handy of Newcastle £3. To William Sandwith of Ballenecarick £7, to Hannah Sandwith his wife a giney. My friends said William Sandwith and Thomas Handy executors. Witnesses: Ann Wilkison, Charles Kavanagh, John Haply (probate date not shown).
     Thomas Handy married Mary Hillary on 2 July 1714 at Wexford, Wexford, Ireland. He was of Dublin and she was of Wexford.
     Thomas Handy mortgaged property on 18 May 1724 at Dublin. A deed of mortgage dated 18 May 1724 whereby Thomas Handy of the city of Dublin, merchant in consideration of £1100 sterling, to him paid by Joseph Fade of the same city, lands of Davidstown & the three Balgans alias Balganreagh, Barony of Bantry, co. Wexford for the term of 500 years for the rent of one peppercorn... Thomas Handy, seal. Discharged 3 October 1727.
     He was mentioned in the will of Quaker, Braithwaite, Samuel, Pimlico, in the Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore, clothier. To my wife Sarah Braithwaite £700 and all household goods etc. My wife's brother Edward Richardson of Yorkshire. My daughter Hannah Summers. My grandson Samuel Summers. My nephews John Braithwaite and James Braithwaite now in America. My niece Sarah Braithwaite alias Dunn eldest daughter and Mary Braithwaite second daughter of brother Isacc Braithwaite. My wife's nephew Joshua Richardson. My three grandchildren Samuel Summers, Braithwaite Summers, Jennet Summers. Mary Braithwaite daughter to my brother Lawrence Braithwaite of London, lately deceased. To Mary Thackery ten pounds sterling. Sarah Broderick ten pounds sterling. John Stoddart twenty pounds sterling. Executors son-in-law Isaac Summers, my friend Thomas Handy, and my wife Sarah. Overseers George Rooke and John Stevens.
In trust for wife my now house in Pimlico held by lives renewable for ever from John Forster, all that house or tenements in Elbow Lane and on the Comb, held forever from Earl of Meath. In trust for niece Sarah Braithwaite, holdings etc. in Cloathworkers Square, Summers Lane in Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore, held by lives renewable for ever from Bernard Brown, Esq. To my wife and to Thomas Handy, houses etc. in the Comb in said Liberty commonly know by name of the Gunn, held from the Earl of Meath, also houses, tenements, lands on Pimlico and Braithwaite Street held from Jacob Poole (one house being in possession of John Nixon). To three grandchildren premises in Meath Street and Earl Street lately purchased from Amos Strettle, premises in New Market from Earl of Meath. To grandson Braithwaite Summers my holdings in Fordhams Alley. To my granddaughter Jennet Summers house and lands in Poole Street. To my nephew John Braithwaite my holding near Palmerstown which I hold from Roger Tuttle. To Isaac Summers the little house in Crealeys yard, which I hold by lease from William Moore. To grandson Samuel Summers all my houses and lands in Dolphins Barn alias Killpenny held from James Maddin, three houses in Bolton Street held from Luke Gardiner. £50 to build charity houses or workhouses for the poor Friends of the people called Quakers. £100 towards printing Friends books. Dated 24 April 1727. Proved in Prerogative Court 5 Aug 1728. Witnesses: Joseph Sanders, Will French, Henry Buckley.
     Thomas Handy and Thomas Handy were mentioned in a deed dated 11 March 1733. Deed between Thomas Handy the elder of Newcastle, co. Wexford & barony of Shilmaleer? and Thomas Handy the younger of the city of Dublin, merchant, eldest on of Thomas Handy the elder of the first part & John Handy of Newcastle aforesaid, farmer, second son of the said TH the elder of the other part Whereby the said TH the elder being seised & possessed of the town and lands of Newcastle Killown, BallymcShoneen & Ballywater in the barony Shilmaleer, co. Wexford containing c. 500 acres by virtue of a lease of lives renewable for ever made to him by Richard Saunders esq for consideration of the of the said deed mentioned and for settlement of the town & lands afsd did covenant, grant, conclude and agree & with the said TH the younger, the said John Handy and their heirs that the said TH the elder ....
     The National Archives hold a manuscript map: 'A draught of the lands of Newcastle, Ballymacshoneen and Kileann, situate by the river Slany and near Wexford, held partly by Thomas Handy and partly by John Handy. Laid down by Isaac Jackson. Quarto vellum sheet, coloured in outline [16 J 14 (7)].
     Thomas Handy lived at Meath Street, Dublin, 1744.
     Hayes' Manuscript index mentions a map of Mr Thomas Handey's holding of Newcastle & Killaune, co. Wexford, the estate of Sir Arthur Gore, Bart., survedyed by William James. Quarto sheet, coloured in outline, July 1747.
     Thomas Handy made a will dated 20 September 1752 at Dublin. I Thomas Handy of Meathstreet in the liberties of Thomas Court & Dener in the city & county of Dublin, merchant ... Newcastle etc in Shelmaliore barony co Wexford let to brother John Handy, ...I leave & devise to my cousin Samuel Handy of Colelaugh in the co. of Westmeath & Jonathan Strettle of Eustace St, Dublin ... mill & mill lands of Davidstown, Barony of Bantry & co. Wexford ... Queens co ... to the use & behoof of my daughter Catherine Pim otherwise Handy, late wife of John Pim, dec'd and her heirs and assigns ... daughter Sarah Pemberton, wife of John Pemberton, my daughter Mary Handy, my brother John Handy, Deed of settlement 11 March 1733 made by my father Thomas Handy ... my four grandchildren, Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth & Ann Pim .. [all under 21] my grandson Henry Pemberton & granddaughter Mary Pemberton [both under 21], To the poor of the parish of Cather... To my cousin Mary Wyly? daughter of Bridget Jessop otherwise Wyly, to my cousin Elizabeth Jessop another daughter of said Bridget Jessop. To the children of my brother in law Joshua Hillary, to my said brother John Handy £20 p.a., to my said brother in law Samuel Hillary, to Men's Meeting of Dublin Quakers £150.
     Thomas died on 10 July 1754 at Dublin, Ireland, aged 70.
     His will was proved on 10 July 1754 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh. Thomas Handy, late of co. Wexford, left by his last will and testament the sum of £150 to be placed at interest & the interest to be applied for the purpose of putting poor children apprentice & 2/3 for the mens meeting of Dublin, 1/3 to the mens meeting of Wexford. This sum was for a time placed with John Dawson Coates but was afterwards repaid by him. Probate was granted to the executors Handy & Strettle being affirmed as Quakers.

      Thomas Handy was also known as (of Newcastle, Aughrim?) in some records. He was christened on 31 December 1615 at Evesham, Worcestershire. He was the son of Thomas Handy (of Evesham).
     A Samuel Handy was a passenger to Virginia July 1635.
Thomas' descendant Thomas K Handy thought he arrived in 1649 with Cromwell and was a distinguished Officer in the Dragoons and received forfeited estates, which he lost on the restoration and later purchased extensive estates of Coaloalough, co. Westmeath. This person is the right age to be in Cromwell's army..
     Thomas Handy married Margaret Clements in 1640.
     Thomas Handy married Elizabeth Sain(s) before 1651. I am not sure when the Quaker months begin!.
     Thomas Handy married Elizabeth Sissimore (Deaves) in 1666 at Lambston, near Wexford, Wexford, Ireland. She was the widow of John Deaves.
     Thomas Handy made a will dated before 4 December 1688 at Newcastle, Tikillin, Wexford, Ireland. Thomas Handey, the elder, of Newcastle, co. Wexford. To be buried in Friends burying place.
To my wife Elizabeth Handey one half of all my goods and chattels except the lease of land of Newcastle and other lands taken from Joseph Sanders by lease.
To my son Thomas Handey the lease of Newcastle and said other lands, one third part of what it yields to my said wife, and one third to my daughter Mary and one third to my said son Thomas.
To said daughter Mary (sole executrix) the half of all my goods.
To my grandson Thomas Handey all that track of land I bought in New Jersey.
To my granddaughter Elizabeth Handey £5.
To 'the daughter of my granddaughter Mary Smith' 20/-.
To Thomas Wright's two sons, Thomas and Joseph, 10/- each.
To Susannah Sandwith's child "if it please the Lord it come to life and live " 20/-.
Francis Randall, John Tottenham and Jonas Chamberlin to be overseers. Dated the ninth month 1688. F 6 17
     Perhaps this is his father, although the pedigree states that the immigrant father was married to Joan.
     Betham's abstract of the will of Thomas Handy of Meath Street, Dublin, merchant, mentions his cozen Samuel Handy, Johnathan Strettle, daughter Catherine Pim otherwise Handy, wife of John Pim; Sarah Pemberton, wife of John Pemberton, daughter Mary Handy, brother John Handy, father Thomas Handy, grand daughters Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth & Anna Pim, grand son Handy Pemberton, grandaughter Mary Pemberton, cousin Mary Wyly, daughter of Bridget Jessop nee Wyley. Brother in law Samuel Hillary, cousin Susanna Williams, nee Wright, cousin William Wright.
     Thomas died before 4 December 1688 at Newcastle, WEX, IRL. 1688, Thomas Handy, senior, husband of Elizabeth.
     His will was proved on 4 December 1691. Inventory of goods and chattels of Thomas Handey, late of Newcastle, parish of Takillin, co. Wexford, fourth of ninth month 1691. Valued by Isaac Broadly and John Allen. Household goods and furniture. Cattle and sheep. In the dairy two hunded of chees with other things necessary to the dairy £2". "Nine cows, two heaffers and two calves £15." "One small hogg 3/- . G 3 26.

     Thomas Handy was born on 5 November 1724 at Newcastle, Tikillin, Wexford, Ireland. He was the son of John Handy and Sarah Randall.

     Thomas Handy was born on 21 December 1613 at Evesham, Worcestershire. He was the son of Thomas Handy (of Evesham).
     Thomas died before 1615.

     Thomas Handy was born circa 1811. He was the son of Fleming Handy and Catherine Eliza Kirkman. Barbara Handy, Martha Handy, Catherine Handy, John? William Handy and Thomas Handy was listed in the household of P1 as a grandchild in the in 1821 census at Brackareagh, Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath. Four storied house no. 1 Sam W Handy, aged 70, gentleman and holder of 255 acres here & 90 acres in Gregham in King's Co., & 90 acres in Aughrim co. Galway, Catherine his wife age 64, Thomas Handy aged 26, his son; Dorothy aged 35, Maria aged 23 & Ruth aged 21 his daughters.
Fleming Handy, gentleman aged 40, resident at Tullamore in King's County, Catherine, 30, wife of Fleming, Thos 9, Wm 3, Barbara 13, Catherine 12, & Martha 10, children of said Fleming Handy, visitors.
     Thomas died on 31 October 1844 at Edenderry, Monasterosis, Offaly, Ireland.
     His will was proved in 1845 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh. Thomas Handy 31 October 1844, Edenderry, Kings co., Esq. #168.

      Thomas Handy was also known as (of Kilbeg) in some records. He was born after 1710. He was a minor at his father's death.. He was the son of John Handy and Catherine Unknown (Handy) (Ormsby).
     Thomas died before 28 January 1731 at Kilbeg, Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath, Ireland.
     The administration of his estate was granted to Catherine Unknown (Handy) (Ormsby) on 28 January 1731 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh. Thomas Handy of Killbegg, co. Westmeath, a minor, deceased, intestate made to his mother Catherine Ormsby alias Handy, wife of Edward Ormsby of Derrycemon?, co. Roscommon, gent. He was a beneficiary in John Handy's will proved 28 January 1731 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh.

     Thomas Handy was born circa 1665?. He was the son of Jonathan Handy. Thomas was a defendant in a court case on 10 February 1697 at Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath. Henry Doyle of Ballyvaan, co. Kildare, gent v. Nicholas Knight clerk, rector & vicar of Ardnurcher, Oliver Cartan, John Cartan & Thomas Handy defendants. About the tithes of Ardnurcher, no dates or exact details given, mentions that a part of the tythes of Ardnurcher belong to the Blundel family. Thomas was a defendant in a court case on 13 May 1697. Exchequer bill, answer of John Cartan, Oliver Carton & Thomas Handy, defendants to above bill of Henry Doyle, gives no information as to how Handy was mixed up in the matter.
     Thomas Handy has exchequer bills from 10 February 1697 to 29 April 1727, but references to Samuel Handy start in 1725. Thomas was a plaintiff in a civil court case on 25 April 1721 at Coolalough, Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath. Exchequer bill, answer: Thomas Handy of Cooleylough, co. Westmeath, gent v. Nicholas Knight, clerk, rector of Ardnurcher parish in counties of Westmeath and Kings County. Plaintiff in 1699 signed a bond as surety for Oliver Cartan & Jn Cartan that they would pay the rent agreed upon between them & defendant for the tythes of Ardnurcher parish, long details of the ... between the parties.
     Thomas Handy and Samuel Handy were mentioned in a deed dated 3 January 1726/27 at Aughrim, Galway, Ireland. A memorial of articles dated 3 January 1726/7 whereby Thomas Handy of Templemackatire co. Westmeath, gent. for consideration thereunder mentioned did give & grant to Samuel Handy of Brackarea in the said county, gent, his heirs etc, all his right, title/tithe and interest in the farm lands and appurtenances of Aghrim in the co. of Galway then in possession of the said Samuel Handy forever after the decease of the said Thomas Handy paying yearly during the said Thomas Handy's life the sum of £15 sterling annually which said article is witnessed by Mary Whalley, sister to the said Thomas Handy and by Samuel Handy junior, son to the said Samuel Handy & this memorial is witnessed by Samuel Handy junior and John Handy son to the said Samuel Handy. Samuel Handy - seal, Signed and sealed in the presence of John Handy & Samuel Handy jr.
     Thomas died before 24 May 1736 at Templemacateer, Ardnurcher or Horseleap, Westmeath. He is mentioned as deceased in his younger brother Samuel's will dated 3 March 1740.
     The administration of his estate was granted on 24 May 1736 at Templemacateer. Thomas Handy, Templemacateer, Westmeath, gent, intestate 1736.

      Thomas Handy was also known as (of Edenderry?) in some records. He was born circa 1818 at Ireland. He was the son of Samuel Handy and Jane Orme. Ann, Jane, Elizabeth, Maria, Samuel, Dorothea, William, John, Thomas, George and Catherine was listed as a child of Jane Orme in the 1821 census at Balllintubber townland, Kilfian, Tirawley barony, Mayo; Two storied house no. 5, Jane Handy aged 35, wife of Samuel Handy, gentleman, holder of 60 acres, absent in Dublin, Anne 16, Catherine 15, Jane 14, Samuel 12, Dora aged 10, Wm 9, Jn 7, Elizabeth 5, Maria 4, Thos 2, and George under 1, their children. Anne Orme, widow, aged 53, her mother
Wm Orme Handy, gentleman aged 38, resident in King's County, Samuel Handy aged 14 his son, visitors, 4 manservants and 7 maidservants. There is a cornmill & 100 acre turbary on this part of the townland.
     Thomas died on 31 October 1844 at Edenderry, Monasterosis, Offaly, Ireland.
     His will was proved in 1845 at the Prerogative Court of Armagh. Thomas Handy 31 October 1844, Edenderry, Kings co., Esq. #168.

     Thomas Handy was born circa 1822 at Longford, Ireland. He was the son of John Handy. Thomas was a policeman in the Royal Irish Constabulary from 1841.
     Thomas Handy married Susan Craig on 20 October 1856 at Wexford, Wexford, Ireland. He became a Catholic at his marriage..
     Thomas Handy was employed as a water bailiff at Knockwill Lodge in 1865, Kilcarrig, Banachery, Carlow.
     Thomas died in 1875 at Athy RD, Kildare & Laois, Ireland.

     Thomas Handy was born before 1865? At Stradbally, Laois, Ireland. He was the son of Thomas Handy and Susan Craig.
     Thomas Handy married (?) Unknown before 1 July 1886 at Athy, Kildare, Ireland.

     Thomas Handy was born say 1895 at Stradbally, Laois, Ireland. He was the son of Thomas Handy.
     Thomas Handy married (?) Unknown.

     Thomas Handy was born circa 1820. He was the son of Stray Handy.
     Thomas died before 1 October 1880 at Dublin, Ireland.

      Thomas Handy was also known as (of Dundee) in some records. He was born circa 1832 at Ireland. He was the son of John Handy and Julia Thomson.
     Thomas Handy married Ann Daly on 2 December 1855 at Ireland. An unknown person resided at Smith's Pend, Session St at Dundee in 1868. He was working as a shore labourer..
     Thomas Handy appeared on the 1871 census at 11 Milnes E Wynd, Liff & Benvie, Angus. Thomas Handy, born Ireland aged 55, labourer; sons Joseph 13, born America mill worker, Patrick, 7, born Ireland. He was the informant at the death of Ann Daly, on 21 June 1871.
     Thomas Handy married Agnes MacDonald on 6 October 1871 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland. Thomas Handy was listed in a directory dated 1874 as a flesher to trade 56 Blackness Rd, Dundee.
     Thomas died of chronic pleurisy on 12 October 1874 at 56 Blackness Rd, Dundee, Angus, Scotland. He was buried at Dundee. Thomas Handy died 1874 aged 72 according to the cemetery officials.