Arabin Family of Kilmacud
Bartholomew Arabin du Bardell married Jane Renee
of Provence 15 Jul 1699 of St Julien
died 1712 died 1732
From a Huguenot family, Bartholomew was the aide de camp of the Earl of Galway, he was involved
in the conquest of Athlone and the siege of Athlone. He is also noted as next of kin for Louis De Lisle
(of Lord Galway’s Regiment) in De Lisle’s Will of November 1710.
1 John Arabin born 1703, a Lt. Col in the St George’s 8th Dragoons. He was a Free mason and
married Jane Mary Bertin from Aquitaine in 1726. He bought the estate of Moyglare near
Maynooth in 1737. John died in 1757 and Jane died in 1780 at St James’ Westminster.
1 Elizabeth Arabin married Daniel Chevenix, Major of the Royal Irish Regiment, Artillery on
8 Oct 1756. Daniel died 24 Feb 1760.
1 Elizabeth Chevenix
2 Mary Chevenix
2 John (Daniell) Arabin of Moyglare was born in 1727, he married Judith daughter of
Samuel Daniell in October 1750. The couple seem to have inherited the lands of
Kilmacud on the death of her grandmother Ann. John died intestate in 1758. Judith
died in 1802 in Dublin.
1 Henry Arabin born 1752 graduated TCD. Henry of Moyglare married Ann
Faviere Grant of Scottish extraction at Stephen’s Green, Dublin on 12 May 1781.
He lived at Corkagh in Dublin and was involved with the gunpowder mills there.
He was a member of the RDS. Ann died in 1839 and Henry died two years later
in May 1841.
1 George Arabin, Captain HM 54th Regiment.
2 Henry William Arabin (fl 1820-1840), Barrister at Law
3 Rear Admiral Septimus Arabin born circa 1785 married Maria Rumbold in
1826. She was daughter of the late Sir George Berriman Rumbold, Bart,
formerly British Consul-General at Hamburg. Septimus died 12 Dec 1855
at Nice.
4 Frederick Arabin fourth son, married Eliza Mountain eldest daughter
of the Lord Bishop of Quebec on 31 May 1823. He was a captain in the
Royal Artillery and is listed in Hart's Army List for 1841.
5 Lieut. Augustus Arabin was onboard the Warspite in 1825, he married
Margaret Lucy Mountifield at Portsmouth on 30 Jan 1828
6 Charles Arabin born circa 1788 married Elizabeth Bell at Taney on 31 Jul 1845, he
died at Castlerea in 1865.
7 John Ladaveze Arabin was living at Corkagh from 1841 to 1845 and in 1849 was
leasing land from Henry Fulton in Kilmacud. He was Lord Mayor of Dublin
in 1845. He had three children by his mistress Mary Ann Carroll and was
accused by his mistress of seducing their daughter which produced a child called
Jemima. He strenuously denied the charges. He married Elizabeth Askin at
Taney Parish on 14 Jan 1848, both gave their address as Woodley, Kilmacud.
2 John Arabin born circa 1754.
2 Elizabeth born 28 Jun 1712 was baptised in a Huguenot church. She married a cousin John
Adlercron (Trapaud) on 15 Jul 1737. He was major with the 8th Dragoons and engaged to
protect the East India Company. John died 31 July 1766 at his house in Newtown Castlebyrne.
1 Elizabeth Adlercron, married Rt. Hon Sir Capel Molyneux 17 Aug 1766.
2 Captain William Hargrave Adlercron died 1780.
3 Captain John Aldercron died 1782.
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Bartholomew Arabin du Bardell married Jane Renee
of Provence 15 Jul 1699 of St Julien
died 1712 died 1732
From a Huguenot family, Bartholomew was the aide de camp of the Earl of Galway, he was involved
in the conquest of Athlone and the siege of Athlone. He is also noted as next of kin for Louis De Lisle
(of Lord Galway’s Regiment) in De Lisle’s Will of November 1710.
1 John Arabin born 1703, a Lt. Col in the St George’s 8th Dragoons. He was a Free mason and
married Jane Mary Bertin from Aquitaine in 1726. He bought the estate of Moyglare near
Maynooth in 1737. John died in 1757 and Jane died in 1780 at St James’ Westminster.
1 Elizabeth Arabin married Daniel Chevenix, Major of the Royal Irish Regiment, Artillery on
8 Oct 1756. Daniel died 24 Feb 1760.
1 Elizabeth Chevenix
2 Mary Chevenix
2 John (Daniell) Arabin of Moyglare was born in 1727, he married Judith daughter of
Samuel Daniell in October 1750. The couple seem to have inherited the lands of
Kilmacud on the death of her grandmother Ann. John died intestate in 1758. Judith
died in 1802 in Dublin.
1 Henry Arabin born 1752 graduated TCD. Henry of Moyglare married Ann
Faviere Grant of Scottish extraction at Stephen’s Green, Dublin on 12 May 1781.
He lived at Corkagh in Dublin and was involved with the gunpowder mills there.
He was a member of the RDS. Ann died in 1839 and Henry died two years later
in May 1841.
1 George Arabin, Captain HM 54th Regiment.
2 Henry William Arabin (fl 1820-1840), Barrister at Law
3 Rear Admiral Septimus Arabin born circa 1785 married Maria Rumbold in
1826. She was daughter of the late Sir George Berriman Rumbold, Bart,
formerly British Consul-General at Hamburg. Septimus died 12 Dec 1855
at Nice.
4 Frederick Arabin fourth son, married Eliza Mountain eldest daughter
of the Lord Bishop of Quebec on 31 May 1823. He was a captain in the
Royal Artillery and is listed in Hart's Army List for 1841.
5 Lieut. Augustus Arabin was onboard the Warspite in 1825, he married
Margaret Lucy Mountifield at Portsmouth on 30 Jan 1828
6 Charles Arabin born circa 1788 married Elizabeth Bell at Taney on 31 Jul 1845, he
died at Castlerea in 1865.
7 John Ladaveze Arabin was living at Corkagh from 1841 to 1845 and in 1849 was
leasing land from Henry Fulton in Kilmacud. He was Lord Mayor of Dublin
in 1845. He had three children by his mistress Mary Ann Carroll and was
accused by his mistress of seducing their daughter which produced a child called
Jemima. He strenuously denied the charges. He married Elizabeth Askin at
Taney Parish on 14 Jan 1848, both gave their address as Woodley, Kilmacud.
2 John Arabin born circa 1754.
2 Elizabeth born 28 Jun 1712 was baptised in a Huguenot church. She married a cousin John
Adlercron (Trapaud) on 15 Jul 1737. He was major with the 8th Dragoons and engaged to
protect the East India Company. John died 31 July 1766 at his house in Newtown Castlebyrne.
1 Elizabeth Adlercron, married Rt. Hon Sir Capel Molyneux 17 Aug 1766.
2 Captain William Hargrave Adlercron died 1780.
3 Captain John Aldercron died 1782.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – August 2018
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