| 1487, June 28. |
In a document connected with Kinsale,
Thomas Coppinger and Richard Coppinger mentioned. |
| 1558, April 30. |
In a grant of a messuage in Kinsale, Katherin Copiner
mentioned. |
| 1565, Jan. 16. |
In the Will of Andrew Browne, burgess
of the town of Kinsale, proved this date, is the following: "Et
lego mea uxori Margaretoe Roche domu mea et domu Patrica Copinger cum
gardino et pomario ad terminu vitæ suæ, et post mortem ejus Henrico,
&c." This Will is
preserved amongst the "Browne MSS." |
| 1582, April 12. |
In the Will of William Galway fitz Jeffrey, proved this date, a
Richus Copinger is named. |
| 1582, July 5. |
A Robert Coppinger is mentioned. |
| 1589, Nov. 18. |
In the Will of John Browne fitz Andrew,
proved this date, there is the following: "To Patrick Coppinger
halfe of the upper house of John Walter, the other half to his wife, rem.
to his sons." |
| 1602. |
Edmund Coppinger was a trustee of the
deed by which Sir Walter Raleigh conveyed property in the counties of
Cork and Waterford to Richard Boyle, Esq., Clerk of the Council in
Munster (ancester of the present Earl of Cork).
This deed is recorded in the Rolls Office, Dublin. |
| 1604, Sept. 6. |
In a suit as to Gilabbey, an order made this date that Robert
Coppinger and John Coppinger, of Corke, aldermen, shall view the same. |
| 1632, April 27. |
In a Commission out of Chancery, Walter
Coppinger. |
| 1633, Nov. 28. |
Deed between Patrick Copinger, son and
heir of William Copinger, of Cork, merchant, and John Matthew fitz
James, of the same place, merchant, of lands to Thomas Ronayne, of Cork,
alderman; the condition being that the above P. C. by deed hath given to
James Lombard fitz James, of Cork, gentleman, all said P.'s estate in
the three parts of the plowlands of Hodnett's Wood and Kyle Hodney, in
the great island. If
therefore P. C. shall warrant to J. L., his heirs, &c., the premises
as set forward in such deed, then above obligation be voyd. |
| 1636, July 23. |
In indenture of this date, Edmond
Coppinger fitz John, of Cork, gentleman, mentioned. |
| 1639, Sept. 14. |
To an award among the Roche papers,
Dom. Copinger. |
| 1678, May 1. |
We, Matthew Cronine, of Noghavall, John
Cronine, of Rallynaginshe, and George Cronine of same place, do owe Joan
Carthy als Coppinger, of Sarsfield Court, widow, the sum of £11. |
| 1682, June 20. |
This Bill bindeth Tymothy Troneene, of
Nolievall, gentleman, to pay Gennet Carthy, als Coppinger, of Sarsfield
Court, £6, &c. |
