Formerly the home of John Lysaght, created Baron Lisle in 1758. His wife was a daughter of Joseph Deane, a local landowner, who probably built the house around 1702 .
Owner / Occupier Information: Occupants after the death of Joseph Deane included Captain the Hon. Richard Allen, Philip Walsh, K.C., Lord Lisle (mid 18th century), a Mr Orde (1798) who ran a boarding school (probably in the house), the Rev. Alexander Leney (who ran a classical academy there), and William Hayes. A “Female Lunatic Asylum” was housed there from the 1850s or earlier.
Thom’s Directory
Lisle House
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1844 – 1888 William Hayes, esq. [Memorial tablet to William Hayes in the porch of St Mary’s Church.]
1889 – 1901 Miss Mary Hayes
1902 – 1906 Vacant
1907 – 1911 James Turnbull
1909 – 1912 S. Donnelly
1910 William Calton
1913 – 1914 Vacant
1915 – 1924 V.F Yarnell
1925 – 1943 Vacant
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