Brews in County Clare, Ireland, Newspaper Extracts, 1782-1856

These extracts and notes are from the Molony, Ireland, Archive. Molony did research into the genealogy of several prominent Irish families including the Brew's. This material was transcribed by John Brew in Seattle, Washington, using copies obtained from the Society of Genealogists in London. Some of the notes appear to be different from the Molony Archives which are on LDS microfilm in Salt Lake City, Utah. As these archives are handwritten, if the material couldn't be transcribed, it was denoted by using braces { ?? }. Original notes are delineated by brackets [ ]. Any further clarification by other researchers would be appreciated.

Alice Brew wife of Richard Brew of Tullycrine and daughter of Charles Adams of Killaloe died 30 August 1789 aged 20. See tombstone in old church in Drumcliffe, Ennis

Brew and Adams marriage settlement of Chartres Brew and Rebecca Adams dated 7th Feb 1782

Molony & Brew On Sunday last by Special License Patrick Molony of Cregg Esq to Miss Brew daughter of Chartres Brew of Applevale in said County Esq. Limk Gazette Tuesd 4 Octr 1808

Greene & Brew On Sunday last by Special License William Greene Esq, Attorney at Law to Miss Brew daughter of Richard Brew of Richmond, Co Clare, Esq. Limk Gazette Tues 4 Oct { }

Vokes & Brew On Tuesday by the Revd. John Butler at {Kil??????} to {??} Thomas P. Vokes of {Kilcol???} in this Co to the amicable Miss Susanna Brew dau. Of Richard Brew of Clonkerry Co Clare Esq. [This was Major Vkes 1^st wife. His second was Mrs { ??? } Burton, mother of Fredk Burton the painter]. Limk Gazette Friday 18 Aug 1806

Last Sunday Ann third daughter of Chartres Brew of Applevale in County Clare. [This was the { ??? } of the Brews and was killed by a chair being drawn away as she was about to sit down!] Limerick Gazette Tuesday 5 Sept 1809

On Wednesday morning last at Dromoland Co. Clare, Tomkins Brew of Applevale in said county {Esq. ?} to Miss Smyth daughter of the late William Smyth of Cahermough {Esq. ?}and sister of Lady O'Brien. Lmk Gazette 1 Oct 1813

Ensign { } Brew Royal York Rangers son of Richard Brew Esq. Of Clonkerry Co Clare { } 1815

{ ?? } Anselm Evans Taylor of Woodcliffe in this County to Jane Dau. Of Richard Brew of Clonkerry Co Clare Esq. Limerick Gazette 23 Sept 1817

On Tuesday at Clonkerry Co Clare Francis Brew Esq. {died ? } [was engaged to his second cousin Eleanor Brew and was brother of Susanna Vokes, Eliza Lloyd and Jane Taylor] Limerick Gazette Friday 5 May 1818

Sunday very deservedly regretted John Brew Esq. son of Richard Brew Esq. of Clonkerry. Limerick Gazette 22 May 1818

Last Monday at Richmond { ?? } rather suddenly Richard Brew Esq. Limerick Gazette 22 May 1818

At Clonkerry Co Clare Mrs Brew { ?? } of Richard Brew Esq. {died ?}Limerick Chronicle 15 Feb 1826

Richard Brew Esq. of Clonkerry Co Clare {died ?}Limerick Chronicle 14 March 1827

Sat 25 Nov 1827 Tuesday at Kilmurry Church by the Rev. James Martin Thomas Lloyd Esq of {Milview Co C??} to Elizabeth dau. Of the late Richard Brew Esq. Of Clonkerry Co Clare

Henry Blake Esq. Youngest son of Walter Blake of Dronmore Co Galway to Rebecca eldest daughter of Tomkins Brew Esq. Chief Magistrate of this County, late of Riverton. Ennis Chronicle Wednesday 9 June 1830

On Wednesday last in Kilrush Church the Rev. Richard Brew { ? } of Tulla to { ?? } dau. of Robert Parkington of {Dromkill} Clare Journal 18 May 1832

On Wednesday last in the 63^rd year of his age Chartres Brew of Applevale, County Clare {Esq. ?} He was esteemed by all ranks of society as an upright, honest gentleman, a cheerful companion and a sincere friend; in a word he possessed every virtuous and amiable quality that could endear man to man. Limerick Gazette 16 July 1819

On Monday morning in Church St at the house of his sister, in his 61^st year, Tomkins Brew {Esq. ?} RM {??} Clare Journal 28 Dec 1843

In Church St. Chartres Brew Esq. Clare Journal Monday 24 March 1834 {What does this signify?}

On Saturday in Limerick Charlotte second daughter of Tomkins Brew Esq. { ?? } Ennis. Clare Journal 9 April 1830

By Special License at Caherely (Cahernelly?) House { ??} Wednesday morning Richard George Brew Esq. Of Mountrath {Queens} Co to Barbara Jane daughter of the late Christopher Lysaght Esq. of Woodmount in this County. Clare Journal Thurs 16 Nov 1838

On Christmas Day at Skibbereen after an illness of five days of fever Richard Brew Esq. Sub-Inspector of Police {??} Clare Journal 30 Decr 1844

At Clonroad House on 8th Last - Lucy beloved wife of Richard Adams Brew Esq. Last surviving child of George Stackpoole Esq. of Cragbrien Castle. Clare Journal Monday 10 March 1856

At Willbrook, Co Clare, the lady of Willam Adams Brew, a son and heir. Limerick Chronicle 24 March 1827

Tuesday Michael Greene Esq to Jane Daughter of C Brew Esq of Applevale Co Clare. Limk Gaz Fri 7 Nov 1817