Dorothy PIGOTT

1593 c - 1642 post

• Name	Dorothy PIGOTT
  Born	1593 c	to 1598 Queens, Ireland
  Gender	Female
  Event	1637	Probate of Husband's will - mentioned
  Event	11 Apr1642	mentioned in Philip HASLAM's Deposition
  	in which he alleged that she, with Mr Edmund SAVAGE and sundry others of the [PIGOTT] family of Disart, were drinking, since the rebellion, at an ale-house called the Grange, in Dysart Parish, where all the inhabitants were known to be rebels; as Mrs HOLT, she was mentioned in Thomas BARRINGTON's Deposition of 11 April 1642, in which he alleged that she kept company and held conversation with Colonel Fergus DONNELL, Captain OWGEN and James FERGUS
  Died	1642 post
  Person ID	I2557	Tarleton
  Last Modified	19 Mar 2021

  
  

  Father	Robert PIGOTT,   b. 1565, Dysart, Queens, Ireland ,   d. 23 May 1641, Siege of Maryborough, Queens Ireland  (Age 76 years)
  Mother	Ann ST LEGER,   b. 1573 c,   d. 05.10.1599
  Married	1589 - 1590	Stradbally
  Family ID	F1237	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Michael Houlte,   b. of Aughenehely, Stradbally, Queen's County ,   d. 1637, Aughenehely, Queen's County
  Notes	Issue as follows a. Edward HOULTE, eldest son, possibly born about 1628 (but perhaps earlier, as indicated below); named in his father's will, December 1637; joined English forces engaged in the relief of the besieged Protestants in the Castle of Burrowes, Queen's County, about 1642, when he was shot in the head and killed. b. Em. HOULTE; named in her father's will, 1637; she was probably the eldest daughter who died from grief at the death of her brother Edward, 1642. c. Robert HOULTE, perhaps born in or before 1621; named in his father's will, December 1637; probably of Dysart, Gent (and if so, probably of age), when named in the Deposition of Thomas BARRINGTON, of Parke, Queen's County, dated 11 April 1642; probably with his mother in Dublin in 1645; forced by circumstances of the Rebellion to go into England. d. John HOULTE; named in his father's will, December 1673; living with his widowed mother in Dublin, 1645, under distress. e. Grace HOULTE; named in her father's will, December 1637. f. Elizabeth HOULTE; probably died young.
  Last Modified	19 Mar 2021
  Family ID	F1394	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart