Irish Petty Sessions Court Registers 1828-1912

Hello Everyone,

I decided to do a quick follow up on a prior post I had on Lardners found in the Irish Petty Sessions books (LINK).  The below entries are from court locations going from north to south along Co. Clare's coastline.  I wanted to get a general idea of how some families might have crossed the jurisdiction boarders of different court systems.  You will need to go to FindMyPast to access records online to get further details.

Of particular interest to me specifically is the Pat Lardner of Clounlaheen in bold below.  I have yet to find any Lardner family groups in the Cloonlaheen area that weren't related to me.  And if my research is correct, this individual shouldn't be my 3rd Great Uncle whom I believe emigrated to the the US in 1869.  If that's the case, who is he?  Is it possible that James Lardner Sr's step-son Patrick O'Halloren took on the Lardner name?  Its a question that needs further examination.

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17 Aug 1859 - Michael Lardner of the townland of Ballard
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Corofin
04 Oct 1871 - Margret Lardner, widow, of Corofin
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Corofin
19 Feb 1873 - Catherine Lardner of Corofin
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Corofin
30 Apr 1873 - Margaret Lardner, widow, of Corofin
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Corofin
14 Feb 1877 - Margaret Lardner of Corofin
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Corofin

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09 May 1872 - Pat Lardner of Clounlaheen, Kilmurry Parish
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Miltown Malbay

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12 Sep 1890 - Thomas Lardner of Monmore South
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilkee
07 Aug 1896 - Thomas Lardner
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Kilkee
21 May 1915 - John Lardner of Tullaroe
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilkee
21 May 1915 - John Lardner
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Kilkee

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29 Dec 1851 - Patt Lardner, Yeoman, of Kilrush
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
29 Dec 1851 - Patt Lardner
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
18 Apr 1859 - James Lardner of Lisheen
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
09 May 1859 - John Larner of Gurthnasragh
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
09 May 1859 - John Larner of Gurthnasragh
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
31 Oct 1859 - William Lardner of Monemore
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
18 Feb 1861 - Thomas Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
11 Mar 1861 - William Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
17 Jun 1861 - William Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
15 Jul 1861 - Thomas Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
30 Sep 1861 - Thomas Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
12 May 1862 - Thomas Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
21 May 1866 - William Lardner of Monmore
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
21 May 1866 - William Lardner of Monmore
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
06 Aug 1866 - Anne Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
06 Aug 1866 - Anne Larner
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
06 Aug 1866 - William Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
07 Mar 1870 - William Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
28 Jul 1884 - William Larner of Monmore
Summoned as a complainant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush
31 Aug 1908 - William Larner of Knockerra
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Kilrush

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10 Jun 1856 - George Lardner of Kilmurry
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Knock
28 Aug 1860 - John Lardner of Duneal
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Knock
22 Apr 1862 - John Larner of Duneal
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Knock
21 Apr 1953 - William Larner of Knockerra
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Knock

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02 Dec 1851 - Timothy Lardner of Kilydysart, Parish of Kilydysart
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Limerick City

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12 Jan 1877 - Martin Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Ennis

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09 Dec 1858 - William Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Newmarket-on-Fergus
00 Jan 1861 - Patrick Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Newmarket-on-Fergus
28 Mar 1861 - Patrick Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus, Parish of Tomfinloe
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Newmarket-on-Fergus
17 Jul 1862 - Mary Lardner, widow, of Newmarket-on-Fergus, Parish of Tomfinloe
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Newmarket-on-Fergus
30 Nov 1876 - Martin Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Newmarket-on-Fergus

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22 Oct 1867 - Michael Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus, Parish of Tomfinlough
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Sixmilebridge
08 Dec 1874 - Martin Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Sixmilebridge
22 May 1877 - Denis Lardner of Ballycasey
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Sixmilebridge
08 Apr 1879 - Michael Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a defendant to the Petty Sessions court in Sixmilebridge
08 Apr 1879 - Michael Lardner of Newmarket-on-Fergus
Summoned as a witness to the Petty Sessions court in Sixmilebridge

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Until Next Time,
Jessica