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	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes3">While this source newsletter article cited here is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes3">While this source newsletter article cited here is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct, I will confirm and follow-up.</ref>
	##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>

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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes3">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes3">While this source newsletter article cited here is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>
	##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>

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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="~~Footnotes~~">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes3">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>
	##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
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	There is another person listed in O'Hart's work as a Kin to William "the Wise". This person is described as William Cleburne, Vicar of Nidd and Dean of Ripon in 1606, Prebandary of St. Patrick in 1630, and Dean of Kildare in 1636. He is said to have held lands and "lost property to the rebellion of 1640, to the extent of £977, and his church living, worth £186 per year". The cited source is a Manuscript held in Trinity College. (MS. Trin. Coll. Fasti, 2, 3; and Cotton's Fasti Eccles. Hiber II.161). I have read some sources which dispute the claims that this person was a church member, so I present it here mainly as a way for me to keep track of something else that needs to be researched and verified. It is also not entirely clear at present, which William this is purported to be.		There is another person listed in O'Hart's work as a Kin to William "the Wise". This person is described as William Cleburne, Vicar of Nidd and Dean of Ripon in 1606, Prebandary of St. Patrick in 1630, and Dean of Kildare in 1636. He is said to have held lands and "lost property to the rebellion of 1640, to the extent of £977, and his church living, worth £186 per year". The cited source is a Manuscript held in Trinity College. (MS. Trin. Coll. Fasti, 2, 3; and Cotton's Fasti Eccles. Hiber II.161). I have read some sources which dispute the claims that this person was a church member, so I present it here mainly as a way for me to keep track of something else that needs to be researched and verified. It is also not entirely clear at present, which William this is purported to be.


			==Notes==
			<references group="Footnotes3" />

	=Sources=		=Sources=

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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group"~~Footnotes4~~">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group="Footnotes">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>
	##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>

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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref><ref group"Footnotes4">While this article is well researched regarding the life and descendants of Admiral Cleburne, I am not convinced that the Le Fraunceys ancestry reported here is correct.</ref>
	##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>		###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>

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	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref>
			##### Edward Cleburne of Springmount and Derrinsilla. m. Ellen Palmer <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
			###### William Cleburne of Rock Cottage & Annahanarig, Ireland married 2nd Phoebe Sharpe <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
			#######Christopher Cleburne (1793-1848) married Jane Reily <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
			########Dr. Christopher-James Cleborne, Rear Admiral USN (1838-1909) <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
			#########Arthur Courtney Cleborne (1863-1896) married Cornelia DuVal <ref name="ClaSoc"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>

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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife <ref name="ClaSoc">Claiborne Society Newsletter: https://www.claibornesociety.org/research/CJC_article_Dec_2002_newsletter.shtml</ref>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>

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	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/>		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/> m. Grace Woodrife
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>

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	=Cleburnes of Ballycalatan=		=Cleburnes of Ballycalatan=
	This information also comes from O'Hart~~. I have seen some more recent research which questions the William Cleburne mentioned as the Vicar of Nidd, but for now I will include O'Hart's original information~~ and ~~will append later,~~ with ~~source documents~~.		This information also largely comes from O'Hart and is supported with other sources.

	#[[Cleburnes of Westmorland\|Thomas Cleburne of Cliborn Hall & Killerby]], 14th Lord of the Manor of Cliburne		#[[Cleburnes of Westmorland\|Thomas Cleburne of Cliborn Hall & Killerby]], 14th Lord of the Manor of Cliburne
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	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed."		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed."
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork.		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork.
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court

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	This information also largely comes from O'Hart and is supported with other sources.		This information also largely comes from O'Hart and is supported with other sources.

	#[[Cleburnes of Westmorland\|Thomas Cleburne of Cliborn Hall & Killerby]], 14th Lord of the Manor of Cliburne		#[[Cleburnes of Westmorland\|Thomas Cleburne of Cliborn Hall & Killerby]], 14th Lord of the Manor of Cliburne<ref name="Ohart"/>
	## Edward Cleburne m. Elizabeth Hutton		## Edward Cleburne m. Elizabeth Hutton <ref name="Ohart"/>
	## Richard Cleburne		## Richard Cleburne <ref name="Ohart"/>
	## William "the Wise" Cleburne of St. John's Manor, Wexford. ( - 1682) m. abt. 1640 Bridgetta Ward of City of Kilkenny		## William "the Wise" Cleburne of St. John's Manor, Wexford. ( - 1682) m. abt. 1640 Bridgetta Ward of City of Kilkenny<ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: William came to Ireland and held St. John's Manor on behalf of his uncle, Sir Gerard Lowther of Lowther hall, (son of Sir Richard). Gerard bequeathed it to his nephew, Lowther Parsons.		##: William came to Ireland and held St. John's Manor on behalf of his uncle, Sir Gerard Lowther of Lowther hall, (son of Sir Richard). Gerard bequeathed it to his nephew, Lowther Parsons. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: In the Landsdown Census (1659) "William Cleburne, Gentlemen" is listed in Wexford, and his kin "John Clibburne, Gentleman" is in Co. Westmeath.		##: In the Landsdown Census (1659) "William Cleburne, Gentlemen" is listed in Wexford, and his kin "John Clibburne, Gentleman" is in Co. Westmeath. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: Sir Gerard Lowther is serving as the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland		##: Sir Gerard Lowther is serving as the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland<ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: William took an active part in relieving the suffering of the transplanted Irish and in 1655 exerted himself, as much as was within his power, to aid Sir Richard Barnwell, the Bellews, and the Nettervilles.		##: William took an active part in relieving the suffering of the transplanted Irish and in 1655 exerted himself, as much as was within his power, to aid Sir Richard Barnwell, the Bellews, and the Nettervilles. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: In 1677 William purchased, from Capt. Solomon Cambie, "the castles, towns, and lands of Bollycollitan, the villadge[sic] and lands of Bunnadubber, and of Killinboy or Knock, Ballycullatan; also that part of Annagh from the Castle of Annagh to the ditch of Kilbullior, together with all the profits and emoluments from the said castles, towns, villadges[sic] and lands." (Deed in Public Record Office, Dublin, dated 20 Jul 1677).		##: In 1677 William purchased, from Capt. Solomon Cambie, "the castles, towns, and lands of Bollycollitan, the villadge[sic] and lands of Bunnadubber, and of Killinboy or Knock, Ballycullatan; also that part of Annagh from the Castle of Annagh to the ditch of Kilbullior, together with all the profits and emoluments from the said castles, towns, villadges[sic] and lands." (Deed in Public Record Office, Dublin, dated 20 Jul 1677). <ref name="Ohart"/>
	##: William is described as "A man of middle age, in aspect manly, grave, and sage." He soon became the arbitrator of all the rural disputes of his neighborhood, and the friend and adviser of the poor — a veritable “Squire Meldrum” among his tenants. At his castle, he led the life of a recluse, relieving the suffering and distressed, and dabbling so much in Philosophy and Physic, that he obtained the sobriquet of “Wise William,” or the “Seer of Ballycollitan.” So distinguished was he among his neighbors for good works, justice, and unostentatious liberality, that he escaped the enmity of the Rapparees and country people, “who,” says Froude, “hated the English settlers at this period.” (Ireland in the 18th Century).		##: William is described as "A man of middle age, in aspect manly, grave, and sage." He soon became the arbitrator of all the rural disputes of his neighborhood, and the friend and adviser of the poor — a veritable “Squire Meldrum” among his tenants. At his castle, he led the life of a recluse, relieving the suffering and distressed, and dabbling so much in Philosophy and Physic, that he obtained the sobriquet of “Wise William,” or the “Seer of Ballycollitan.” So distinguished was he among his neighbors for good works, justice, and unostentatious liberality, that he escaped the enmity of the Rapparees and country people, “who,” says Froude, “hated the English settlers at this period.” (Ireland in the 18th Century). <ref name="Ohart"/>
	### William Cleburne of Ballycollitan Castle (14 Sep 1642-22 Oct 1684) m. Elizabeth Cambie of Annagh Castle, Tipperary.		### William Cleburne of Ballycollitan Castle (14 Sep 1642-22 Oct 1684) m. Elizabeth Cambie of Annagh Castle, Tipperary.<ref name="Ohart"/>
	###: William of Ballycollitan Castle, eldest son of “William the Wise,” was born 14th September, 1642, died 22nd October, 1684. (Will proved, 5th February, 1684-5, Pub. Rec. Off. Dublin.) Though a firm believer in the “Divine right of Kings,” he married the daughter of a Cromwellian officer,—Elizabeth Cambie of Annagh Castle, county Tipperary, by whom he had one child, a daughter Elizabeth, born 22nd May, 1682, and died 4th June, 1682. Having no male issue, all his landed estate in Wexford and Tipperary passed to his nephew William, son of his brother Richard of Bunadubber; with the proviso that, “in default of heirs male of their bodies, all his property was to descend to the heirs general of the said William and Richard.” He was of a weak, unstable nature, “light-hearted, reckless, extravagant, and so much given to hospitality, that he was more than once suspected of ‘ coshering’ the Priests and Tories.” Somewhat haughty and arrogant with his equals, he was affable even to familiarity with his inferiors and dependents; but his was “the pride that apes humility,” for in his will he directs that “my body shall be buried in the Church of Kilbarrow, covering my grave with a plaine marble stone, ingraving thereon my name and coate of Armes.” The tomb of the Cleburnes is still in a fair state of preservation near the chancel of this venerable ruin. Lenihan, the Historian of Limerick, says (N. and Q., 1871, p. 477): “The inscription on the tomb-stone on the vault of Sir William Clebburne, as he is called, is (under a shield of his arms—Argent 3 chevronels braced, a chief sable). Gulielmus Cleburne de Balliculatan armiger obit. vigessimo secundo die mensis Octobris Anno Dom. 1684" (William Cleburne of Ballyculatan, armiger, died 22nd of the month of October, the year of our Lord, 1684).		###: William of Ballycollitan Castle, eldest son of “William the Wise,” was born 14th September, 1642, died 22nd October, 1684. (Will proved, 5th February, 1684-5, Pub. Rec. Off. Dublin.) Though a firm believer in the “Divine right of Kings,” he married the daughter of a Cromwellian officer,—Elizabeth Cambie of Annagh Castle, county Tipperary, by whom he had one child, a daughter Elizabeth, born 22nd May, 1682, and died 4th June, 1682. Having no male issue, all his landed estate in Wexford and Tipperary passed to his nephew William, son of his brother Richard of Bunadubber; with the proviso that, “in default of heirs male of their bodies, all his property was to descend to the heirs general of the said William and Richard.” He was of a weak, unstable nature, “light-hearted, reckless, extravagant, and so much given to hospitality, that he was more than once suspected of ‘ coshering’ the Priests and Tories.” Somewhat haughty and arrogant with his equals, he was affable even to familiarity with his inferiors and dependents; but his was “the pride that apes humility,” for in his will he directs that “my body shall be buried in the Church of Kilbarrow, covering my grave with a plaine marble stone, ingraving thereon my name and coate of Armes.” The tomb of the Cleburnes is still in a fair state of preservation near the chancel of this venerable ruin. Lenihan, the Historian of Limerick, says (N. and Q., 1871, p. 477): “The inscription on the tomb-stone on the vault of Sir William Clebburne, as he is called, is (under a shield of his arms—Argent 3 chevronels braced, a chief sable). Gulielmus Cleburne de Balliculatan armiger obit. vigessimo secundo die mensis Octobris Anno Dom. 1684" (William Cleburne of Ballyculatan, armiger, died 22nd of the month of October, the year of our Lord, 1684). <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Elizabeth Cleburne (22 May 1682-4 Jun 1682)		#### Elizabeth Cleburne (22 May 1682-4 Jun 1682)<ref name="Ohart"/>
	### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber		### Richard Cleburne of Bunadubber
	###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed."		###: Richard held the lands of “Bannadubber,” and received by the will of his brother, William “two parts of the issues and profits out of St. John’s Manor, co. Wexford, with £10 per annum for life out of the lands of Ballycolliton, my red stone rings, ear-rings, and best black suits of clothes and perriwigs.” (Will proved at Dublin, 1684.) He was a man of fine personal appearance, and possessed of such infinite tact that be managed to steer clear of all political and religious factions, and thus was enabled to preserve his estate: "In that dark time of cruel wrong, when on our country's breast, A dreary load, a ruthless code, with wasting terrors pressed." <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle		#### William Cleburne of Bollycollitan Castle <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork.		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Cuthbert of Cork. <ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court		#### Unknown Cleburne (f) m. Unknown Warren of Warren's-Court<ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Rebecca Cleburne (f) m. Frank "Fireball" Sadlier of Bellevue		#### Rebecca Cleburne (f) m. Frank "Fireball" Sadlier of Bellevue<ref name="Ohart"/>
	### Mary Cleburne m. Richard Allen		### Mary Cleburne m. Richard Allen<ref name="Ohart"/>
	#### Stephen Allen (and others)		#### Stephen Allen (and others)<ref name="Ohart"/>