1575 - 1610 (35 years)
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Name |
Martha LOFTUS |
Born |
1575 |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
1610 |
Buried |
1610 |
Loftus family vault St Patricks, Dublin |
Person ID |
I2563 |
Tarleton |
Last Modified |
11 Feb 2010 |
Father |
Adam LOFTUS, b. 1533, Swineshead, Yorkshire , d. 05.04.1605, Episcopal Palace, Kavan St. Dublin (Age 72 years) |
Mother |
Jane PURDON, b. 1540 C, Lurgan Race, Co Louth , d. 1595 |
Married |
1560 |
Family ID |
F748 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
- Martha Loftus (1575 ? 1610)
Lady Martha Colclough (n?ee Loftus) was Adam?s fourth daughter, married to Sir Thomas Colclough of Tynterne Abbey, Co. Wexford. By him she had eleven children with five daughters and three sons surviving (the eldest called Adam after his grand-father) over the twenty years or so of their marriage. Sir Thomas Colclough was an avaricious property developer, forever in the courts contesting litigious claims against him, including some from members of his own family. He successfully acquired properties around New Ross and Fethard in Wexford, which were to come into the Loftus family in the next generation, rapidly becoming the principle source of family power and influence, with as many as eight seats in the Irish Parliament lasting until the Act of Union in 1801. The Hook in Wexford was to be the new family domain and the future location of Loftus Hall. Martha died aged 35, leaving Thomas free to marry Eleanor, daughter of Dudley Bagenal of Dunleckney, ensuring that Thomas was never to join his first wife in her family vault.
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