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 TRIMLESTON. 429 the " Lord Baron of Dunsany."") He m., before 159S, Genet, da. of Thomas Talbot, of Dardistown, co. Meath. He d. at Trimleston, IS Oct. or Dec. 1039, and was bur. there. VIII. 1C39. S. Matthias (Barnewall), Baron Trimleston [I.], grandson and h., being 1st «. and h. of the Hon. Christopher Barnewall, by his first w ife, Elizabeth, da. of Sir Edward FitzGeru.d, of Tecroghan, which Christopher (who d. v.p. 8 May 1022) was 1st s. aud h. ap. of the hue Lord. He was aged 25 when he sue. to the peeragt [I.], in 1039, takin? his seat, 18 March 1039 ; had spec livery of his estate. '2 Dec. 1010, but was, 17 Nov. 1011 " outlawed in the county of Meath, whereby the honour became for/cited and the privilege) of peerage lost to the family according to the resolution of the House of Lords [LI, in 169:V(>') He opposed Cromwell's measures and was accordingly excepted from pardon by the act of 12 Aug. 1052. At the Restoration ia was restored to 2,000 acres of his estates and the principal mansion, and bad further grants, 21 May 1007. He m. before 1011, Jane. 5th and yst. da. of Nicholas (Nettervillk), 1st Viscount Nf.ttehvii.le ok Dolth [I.], by his first wife, Eleanor, da. of Sir John Bathe. IX. 1670 ? ;/. Robert Barnewall, generally considered to be BifiON Trimlic-To. [I.], 1st and only surv. s. and b. ; had an annual pension of £100 from Charles II., which was continued by James II ; sat in the Pail. [I.] of James II. early in 10S9. lie >n., about 1070, Margaret, sister of William, 1st Karl ok Limerick [I.J, da. of Sir William Dcngan, 2d Bart. [I. J, by Mary, da. of Sir William TALBOT, 1st Bait. [1.] She d. S Nov. 1078, and was Our. at Trimleston. M.I. He (/. June 10S9. X. 1G89. 10. MATTHIAS Barnewall, generally considered to be Baron Trimleston [I.], 1st s. and h., 6. about 1671 ; was Lieut iu the first troop of Guards, under the Duke of Berwick, in the service of James II. He </. iiiiio. Sep. 1092, being slain in an action against the Germaus. XI. 1692. 11. .Iohn Barnewall, generally considered to be Baron TitlMi.KSTos [I.], l,r. and h. ; b. 1072. He, or his late br., having been attainted by Will. Ill, the family estates were, by that King, granted to Henry (Sidney), Karl of Uoinuey, but were afterwards recovered by the Baruewall family. He m., in 1703, Mary, da. and h. of Sir John Bauxkwall, of Ballybrittan, King's county, a Baron of the Court of Exchequer [I.], by Thomasiue, da. of Anthony (Puks'toni, 2d ViscotNT Taua [I.j He </. 7 April 1710. Will pr. in Dublin, 11 April 1746. His widow is said to have d. as late as 1 Nov. 1771, in Dublin. XII. 1710. 12. Robert Harnewali,, generally considered to be BaRON Trimleston [I.], 1st s. and h. ; resided many years in France (where he practised as a Physician), but subsequently at Trimleston. He m. firstly Margaret, da. of James RfCHTORT, of Lorragh, co. Kiidare. He in. secondly Elisabeth, da. of (— ) Colt, of England. He d. 1779. His widow d. iu Dublin about 1782. Admen, March 1782. XIII. 1779, 1J. Thomas Barnewall, generally considered to be Confirmed BaRON Tiii.mi.kston [I.] (after the death of his father in 1779), 1795. 1st surv. s. aud h.iy) by first wife, which title was duly con- firmed to him, 3 March 1795. He, who was b. about 1736, is said to have been a " Knight of Malta." He conformed to the established religion, and ( a ) On the ground of no proof being made " that his ancestors were Lord Barons of Dunsany before the date " of 4 March (1401/2). 2 Ed. IV. ( b ) " Lodge;' vol. v, p. 42, who quotes the said resolution, viz., "That such Lords whose ancestors or themselves stand outlawed on record, ought not to have a privilege of sitting in this house or to take upon themselves on any occasion any title of honour." It is, however, clear that the Lords Trimleston continued to do the latter, without any protests while as to sitting iu Pari. [I.], no Pari, was held from 1000 to 1092, save that of James II. in 1689, and iu that one the then Lord Trimleston was undoubtedly present. The family remaining Roman Catholics precluded there so sitting for the next century. ( c ) His elder br., Matthias, who conformed to the established religion, d. unm. and v.p. in Loudon, Feb. 1700.