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Land Steward, old occupation...

Darragh29 · 2008-10-08 21:12:51

I'm doing a bit of my family tree and have come across an ancestor who was mentioned in a marriage certificate as being employed as a Land Steward in Dublin in 1855. Would any historians on the forum have heard of this occupation before???

08-10-2008 10:12pm

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I'm doing a bit of my family tree and have come across an ancestor who was mentioned in a marriage certificate as being employed as a Land Steward in Dublin in 1855. Would any historians on the forum have heard of this occupation before???

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I'm not sure if this is archaeology, but my grandfather was 'the Steward' on a large estate in Meath. His job was to manage the running of the estate's farms, etc.

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