Historical Records : 1600 - 1800


     select     1603 : Robert Pluckrose - in the Gatehouse Prison

     select     1612 : Patrick Pluck of Moallo - a tenant in Mallow, County Cork

     select     1620 : William Audrey & Alice Pluckrose - married by licence

     select     1625-49 : Pluckroses involved in Chancery Proceedings

     select     1628 : William Pluke serves on a Grand Jury in Dublin

     select     1630 : Thomas Sowlter & Margaret Pluckrose - married by licence

     select     1630 : Francis de le Pluke and Ellen Barnes - married by licence

     select     1636 : an unspecified Plucke - is a defendant in court

     select     1641-43 : William Pluck - an Irish Juror

     select     1645 : Johem Pluckrose - is a plaintiff in court [24 Jan 1645]

     select     1645 : Johem Pluckrose - is ordered to pay the defendants' costs [30 Oct 1645]

     select     1646 : John Pluckrose - is getting legal aid  [3 Feb 1646]

     select     1647 : Jo Pluckrose - his case continues [3 May 1647]

     select     1647 : Joh'es Pluckrose - in court again [8 May 1647]

     select     1647 : Joh'es Pluckrose - is ordered to pay the defendant's costs [5 Jun 1647]

     select     1647 : Joh'es Pluckrose - the parties are talking [29 Jun 1647]

     select     1647 : Joh'es Pluckrose - has to pay costs [14 Jul 1647]

     select     1647 : Joh'es Pluckrose - makes a personal appearance [23 Oct 1647]

     select     1647 : Jo. Pluckrose - now Philip Pluckrose is involved  [28 Oct 1647]

     select     1647 : Jo. Pluckrose - the defendant makes a personal appearance  [22 Dec 1647]

     select     1647 : Jo. Pluckrose - the case continues  [24 Dec 1647]

     select     1648 : Jo. Pluckrose - could be whipped  [14 Jan 1648]

     select     1648 : Jo. Pluckrose - a vexatious pauper plaintiff   [14 Jan 1648]

     select     1649 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 1    [23 Feb 1649]

     select     1649 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 2   [2 Apr 1649]

     select     1650 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 3   [29 May 1650]

     select     1650 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 4 - Phillip Pluckrose is involved again   [29 Jun 1650]

     select     1650 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 5 - is he really entitled to Legal Aid?   [3 July1650]

     select     1650 : Jo'hes Pluckrose v Jo'hes Barnard : 6 - more argument   [16 July1650]

     select     1650 : John Pluckrose of Great Hormead - repeatedly in trouble with the law

     select     1662 : Robert Pluckrose of Therfield - in trouble for not going to church

     select     1674 : Joseph Pluckrose & Elizabeth Sheller - married by licence

     select     1680 : Joseph Pluckrose & Margaret Coates - married by licence

     select     1681 : George Pluckrose of Gilstone [PL2043? : Tree1011] - has a fence to maintain

     select     1686 : Matthew Pluck's house is broken into - the criminals were sentenced to death

     select     1686 : Robert Pluckrose of Watton - in trouble for not going to church

     select     1695 : Robert Pluckrose of Watton - has his turkey stolen

     select     1695 : Anne Pluckrose and Robert Lindsall of Linton - are married

     select     1696 : Daniel and George Pluckrose of Gilston [PL2055 & PL2060 : Tree 1011] - sign the Rebellion Roll

     select     1698 : Daniel Pluck & Anne Quelch - married by licence

     select     1707 : Elizabeth Pluck - buried in Killadreenan Churchyard

     select     1713 : Joseph Pluckrose, Glass Seller - takes on an apprentice

     select     1715 : Joseph Pluckrose of London - a dangerous papist?

     select     1720 : Mr Pluckrose of London - an insurance scam?

     select     1722 : Joseph and Robert Pluckrose - Glass Sellers, vote for a Member of Parliament

     select     1723 : Edward and John Pluckrose of Berkhampstead - take the Oath of Allegiance

     select     1724 : Robert Pluckrose, votes for a Sheriff of the City of London

     select     1724 : Joseph and Robert Pluckrose, vote for a Member of Parliament

     select     1725 : William Pluckrose, the groom, travels with the Earl of Oxford

     select     1733 : Joseph Pluckrose - some serious reading?

     select     1735 : Joseph Pluckrose - still reading

     select     1737 : Joseph Pluckrose - some light reading?

     select     1737 : William Pluckrose, the groom, goes on his travels again

     select     1738 : William Pluckrose, the groom, goes to Staines and Bagshot

     select     1740 : Rose Pluckrose - is on trial for theft (possibly the same person as Sarah - see next entry)

     select     1740 : Sarah Pluckrose - is sentenced to be burnt in the hand

     select     1741 : John Pluckrose of Gilston - has his bacon stolen

     select     1743 : Mrs Sophia Pluckrose - a serious reader

     select     1747 : Joseph Pluckrose - an Old Bailey Juror

     select     1747 : Mrs Pluckrose - Landlady of the Rising Sun in Fleet Market

     select     1749 : Mr Pluck - dies in Bloomsbury

     select     1750 : Robert Pluckrose - Glass Sellers Company Beadle - disappears to Antigua

     select     1755 : Joseph Pluckrose - an Old Bailey Juror (again)

     select     1759 : Mr Pluck of Daleek, Co Meath - gets married

     select     1767 : John Pluk of Pittsylvania, Virginia - pays tithes

     select     1775 : John Pluckrose marries Ann Lock in Philadelphia

     select     1776 : John Pluckrose - is paid 132 Dollars expenses by Congress

     select     1776 : John Pluckrose - Express Messenger for Congress

     select     1777 : Mr Pluckrose - the bearer of a message from Philadelphia

     select     1777 : Sarah Pluckrose of Wanstead [PL3803 : Tree 1008] - a workhouse nurse

     select     1778 : John Pluck - his gravestone in the Glenealy cemetery is in a good condition

     select     1782 : Anne Pluckrose of Philadelphia - gets a Pass during the War of Independence

     select     1786 : Thomas Pluck - seaman and witness at the trial of Hannah Mullens

     select     1788 : P Pluck - owner of the Two Good Friends - a sailing ship

     select     1790 : Captain Pluck - of the Vrow Anna - arrives from Emden

     select     1794 : John Pluckrose of Cambridge - takes on an Apprentice tailor

     select     1798 : John Pluckrose of Gilston [PL2080 : Tree 1011] - takes an apprentice

     select     1799 : Two young Pluckroses are inoculated with Cow Pox vaccine

     select     1799 : John Pluckrose is inoculated with Cow Pox vaccine

     select     1740-1805 : four Pluck headstones in Glenealy Churchyard

 

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