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 In 1690, James II’s loyalist army was defeated at the [[wp>Battle_of_the_Boyne|Battle of the Boyne]] and the Act of Attainder was consequently repealed.\\
-Richard continued to live in Cambridge and died without issue on his death in 1726 or 1736. Richard left his brother [[thomas_tom_prior|Thomas Prior]] the 40 acres in Ely as well as property in Cambridge and his portion of the Rathdowney estate, although by then the latter appears to have been heavily mortgaged. ((Teddy Fennelly, //Thomas Prior. His Life, Times and Legacy//, Ireland: Arderin Publishing, 2001, pp.2,13,15,81. While one source (check Fennelly?) states that he appointed 'his loving nephew Thomas Prior' his executor and trustee, this appears to be a mistake as he was succeeded by his brother Thomas and he doesn't appear to have had a nephew Thomas Prior.))
+Richard continued to live in Cambridge and died without issue on his death in 1726 or 1736. Richard left his brother [[thomas_tom_prior|Thomas Prior]] the 40 acres in Ely as well as property in Cambridge and his portion of the Rathdowney estate, although by then the latter appears to have been heavily mortgaged. ((Teddy Fennelly, //Thomas Prior. His Life, Times and Legacy//, Ireland: Arderin Publishing, 2001, pp.2,13,15,81. While one source states that he appointed 'his loving nephew Thomas Prior' his executor and trustee, this appears to be a mistake as he was succeeded by his brother Thomas and he doesn't appear to have had a nephew Thomas Prior.))