Ways to wealth
the Cust family of eighteenth century Armagh
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Author
Contributions
- Crawford, E. Margaret. - Contributor
Publication
1985 - Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Language
English
Word Count
22,000 words, Guess
Page Count
88 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2119782M
- ISBN-100951041800
- OCLC Control Number15039253
- Library of Congress Control Number88177458
Classifications
- LCCCT867.5.C87 C53 1985
Description
History of the Cust family, chiefly during the eighteenth century. They were a middle-ranking Anglo-Irish family, with some members holding office in two of the major eighteenth-century bureaucracies (the Revenue Board and the Barrack Board). They were landlords, landowners, and middlemen leasing land (principally from the Archbishop of Armagh) and subletting it at economic rents to working farmers. The pedigree chart shows six generations of the family between 1689 and 1829.
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Series Statement
- Explorations in Irish history
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