Bryan & Butler (Mount Juliet) of Kilkenny
By Art Kavanagh
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This ebook contains a detailed history of the Bryan & Butler (Mount Juliet) families of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, from their arrival in Ireland to the present day. There are also some delightful anecdotes relating to both families. The images used are generally originals.
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Bryan & Butler (Mount Juliet) of Kilkenny - Art Kavanagh
Bryan & Butler (Mount Juliet)
of Kilkenny
by Art Kavanagh
2013
Bryan & Butler (Mount Juliet) of Kilkenny
Copyright © Art Kavanagh 2013
First published 2013
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Table of Contents
Thomas Moore (Songwriter) – The Bryan Connection
Bryan Family Origin
The Bryan Family in the 17th Century
George Byran The Richest Commoner in Ireland
Naughty Margaret
George Leopold Bryan
The Bellews of Barmeath Castle Inherit Bryan Estates
Mount Juliet Ireland’s Premier Golf Course
The Origins of the Butler Family of Mount Juliet
Sir Pierce Butler Survives Cromwellian Confiscations
Sir Pierce Butler 2nd Viscount Ikerrin Persecutes Priest
The History of Ballylinch (Mount Juliet)
The Butler Family in the 19th Century
The Butler Family in Modern Times
Bryan of Jenkinstown
Thomas Moore (Songwriter) – The Bryan Connection
Jenkinstown estate was situated on the banks of the Nore at Ballyragget, Co. Kilkenny. The rolling countryside and the sweep of the Nore at Ballyragget combined to make the Jenkinstown estate one of the most beautiful in the county.
Thomas Moore, the celebrated 19th century poet and songwriter, was a frequent visitor at Jenkinstown. It was while staying there he was inspired to write The Last Rose of Summer
one of his best known songs set to an adaptation of The Groves of Blarney
. Thomas was very friendly with George Bryan and his social connections in Kilkenny where he attended and took part in the Kilkenny Private Theatre Productions initiated by the Powers of Kilfane. With the passage of time the friendship between the Bryans and