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Son of Philip Batty of Castletown Delvin, Co. Westmeath, and brother of Fitzherbert Batty (q.v.)

1. Matriculated Brasenose 20/06/1809 aged 15, BA 1814, of Lincoln's Inn 20/11/1807.

2. Espine Batty wrote to Lord Goderich in January 1832 appealing for lower sugar duties and explaining that although he contributed £4000 p.a. in duties, 'I cannot get out of the estate £100 a year to live on.'

3. Espine Batty's first wife, Jane (neé Harris) died 28/09/1833. A memorial to Jane is affixed to the wall of St Anne's Parish Church, Dawson Street, Dublin.

4. In 1851, Espine Batty (aged 57, born in Ireland, a Barrister, Counsel to the Irish Offic), was living at 4 Chester Place (next to the Duchess of Buckinghamshire) with wife Belissa, aged 44, and daughter Jane, aged 17 (both born Ireland). Will with 3 codicils of Espine Batty of 59 Stephens' Green Dublin who died 29/01/1883 proved at Dublin 05/04/1883 by widow Maria Batty, effects in England £2892 9s 7d. A marriage is shown as registered for Espine Batty on the Isle of Wight Q3 1862; likely Espine Batty's third marriage (to Maria).

We are grateful to Kieran MacCourt for his assistance in compiling this entry.

1. Ancestry.com, Oxford University »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË, 1500-1886 [database online].

2. Jamaica CO 137/187 E. Batty Dublin 22/01/1832.

3. Memorial to Jane, wife of Espine Batty Esq., St Anne's Parish Church, Dawson Street, Dublin.

4. 1851 census online; FreeUKGen, England and Wales Free BMD Database, Marriages, 1837-1983 [database online].