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BALLINTEMPLE &
KILMAHON Genealogy & History |
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Civil parishes of Ballintemple or Churchtown South, Part of the RC Parish of Cloyne. Kilmahon, also known as Shanagarry, part of the RC Parish of Ballymacoda & Ladysbridge until 1835 when it was joined with the RC Parish of Cloyne.
1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS BALLINTEMPLE - Returned with Cloyne
| 3 Protestant Families, 52 Popish Families. No Popish Priest resident in Churchtown |
| Pr. - Protestant |
| Arranged Alphabetically |
| BOHILLY, JOHN CAHILL, PATK. CALLINANE, TIMY. CARTHY, DANL. CARTHY, TIMY. CASHMAN, THOMAS CAUDON, JOHN COLEMAN, JOHN COSTEEN, RICHARD COTTER, JOHN COTTER, PATK. CRONINE, JOHN CRONINE, MATTHEW DAWLEY, TIMY. DONOVAN, CORNS. DONOVAN, JOHN DOOLING, WILLM. DOYLE, EDMOND DUHIGG, WILLM. DUNN, MATTHEW DWYER, DARBY FLAVIN, THOMAS GERALD, JOHN GERALD, MAURICE GLASHEEN, DAVID GLASHEEN, JOHN GLAVEEN, DARBY GRIFFIN, MAURICE |
GRIFFIN, WILLM. GRIFFIN, WILLM. GROGAN, WILLM. HALLEGHAN, JOHN HALLORANE, JOHN HIGGINS, BARTHW. HIGGINS, EDWARD HIGGINS, MICHL. HIGGINS, RICHD. HIGGINS, TIMY. HYDE, WILLM. KEYLEHER, LAURENCE KINELLY, WILLM. KINNELLY, JAMES LANE, JOHN LYNCHY, WILLM. MAHONY, JOHN MOLLOWNY, EDWARD MURPHY, WILLM. MURRY, MAURICE PARKER, THOMAS Pr SCANLAN, BARTHW. SLYNEY, JOHN WELSH, DAVID WELSH, PATK. WRIGHT, JOHN Pr WRIGHT, STEPHENPr |
1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS KILMAHON - Returned with Clonmult
| 3 Protestant Families, 83 Papist Familes & 1 Popish Priest - Roger Morrison |
| Pr. - Protestant |
| Arranged Alphabetically |
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AGHERN, JOHN AHERN, EDMOND AHERN, JAMES AHERN, JOHN AHERN, MORTIMER AUGHIN, JOHN BRYAN, DANL. BRYAN, DENNIS CARROLL, DARBY CARTY, MICHL. CARTY, WILLM. CASHMAN, JOHN - Pr. CHAMBERS, DARBY CHAMBERS, PATK. CONOHANE, WILLM. CURTIN, THOMAS DALTON, JAMES DAWLY, BARTHW. DAY, EDMOND DAY, NICHOLAS DWYER, MAURICE FINN, JOHN FITZGERALD, RICHARD FLING, SIMON FOWLUE, JOHN GARDE, ROBERT GIBBON, WILLM. GOOLDE, JAMES GROGANE, JOSEPH HARRITTON, JAMES HEGARTY, PETER HENNESSY, JAMES HENNESSY, LAURENCE HIGGINS, JOHN HIGGINS, TIMY HURLY, MAURICE HYDE, WILLM. KEARY, DANL. KEEFE, PATK. KENNEDY, WILLM. KEYLEHER, RICHARD KINAFAKE, DANL. KINELY, THOMAS KINNAFAKE, JAMES |
LEARY, LAURENCE LONG, JOHN LUMLEY, WILLM. -Pr. LYNCHY, JOHN MAGUIRE, REDMOND MEHEGAN, JOHN MOREEN, WM. MORRAIN, DARBY MORRISON, ROGER, PRIEST MORRISSON, CORNS MURPHY, WILLM. MURRAINE, DENNIS MURRY, JOHN NEILL, EDMOND PENDER, JAMES PENDER, WILLM. POWER, MATTHEW POWER, MAURICE POWER, MICHAEL POWER, WILLM. PURCELL, MAURICE PYNE, THOMAS SAVAGE, JOHN SAVAGE, MAURICE SAVAGE, PETER SCANNELL, MAURICE SHEEHAN, DANL. SHEEHANE, DANL. SINNICK, DAVID SPULLANE, EDMOND SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, TIMY. TAYLOR, ROBERT UNIAKE, HENRY UPTON, WILLM. - Pr. WELSH, EDMOND WELSH, MAURICE WELSH, RICHARD WELSH, WILLM. WHILIHAN, DAVID WHILIHAN, JOHN WHILIHAN, MAURICE WHITE, WILLM. |
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| Shanagarry-born Soldiers discharged prior to1853 - From The National Archives (PRO), London; Doc. Ref. TNA(PRO) |
| Indexed by surname and place of birth from The National Archives online catalogues. |
| Name | Served in…/Discharged | Covering Dates |
| FORREST, MICHAEL | 5th Foot Regt.; 3rd Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 46 | 1804-1829 |
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KILMAHON TITHE APPLOTMENT, c.1830 - Courtesy of Brendan Sisk - Arranged Alphabetically
| OCCUPIER Abbot, William Ahearn, John Ahearne, John Barry, Terry Bouzan, Thomas Bryan, James Bryan, Jeremiah Bryan, John, Reps. of Bryan,William, Reps. of Cashman, William Colbert, William Collins, John Collins, Mary Collins, Patrick Collins,Denis Connell, John Connell, Wm., Reps. of Croneen, Patrick Crotty, Garrett Cullinane, Hugh Custeen, Edmd. & David Custeen, Michael Custeen, Patrick Dinan, Patrick Dunn, Edmond Dunn, Martin Dunn, Wm. & Michael Durdin, Thomas G. Esq. Fitzgerald, James Fitzgerald, Patrick Forrest, Richard Gaggin, John Esq., Reps. of Grogan, John Hannan, John Hartnett, Daniel Hartnett, Martin Hartnett, Maurice Hennessy, Darby Hennessy, James Hennessy, Thomas Hennessy, Timothy Henzil, Bigoe, Rev. Keane,John Kenefick, Edmond Kenely, William Maguire, John, Reps. of McCarthy Esq., Denis McCarthy, James Mullowney, James Neal, Daniel Neal, Philip Power,Abigail Pyne, John Sullivan, Patrick Terry, John Veal, William Walsh, James & Johanna Walsh, Nicholas Walsh, Thomas Walsh,William |
North Shanagarry, Ardnahinch South Shanagarry, Monagurra North Shanagarry Ballinamona North Shanagarry Ballinamona Monagurra Ballinamona Ballinamona Ballinamona Ballinamona South Shanagarry South Shanagarry South Shanagarry South Shanagarry Ardnahinch North Shanagarry North Shanagarry South Shanagarry North Shanagarry Monagurra Monagurra Ballingarrane Ballinamona Ballinamona Ardnahinch Ardnahinch Ballinamona Ballinamona North Shanagarry South Shanagarry Ballinamona Ardnahinch, Monagurra Monagurra Ballinamona Ardnahinch Monagurra Ballinamona South Shanagarry South Shanagarry Ballinamona Ballinamona, South Shanagarry North Shanagarry South Shanagarry, Ballinamona Ballingarrane, Ardnahinch Ballingarrane South Shanagarry South Shanagarry Monagurra South Shanagarry South Shanagarry, Monagurra Ballinamona Ballinamona North Shanagarry Ballingarrane South Shanagarry Ardnahinch Ballingarrane, North Shanagarry Monagurra, Ballinamona North Shanagarry |
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1837 BALLINTEMPLE/CHURCHTOWN - Lewis’ Topograhical Dictionary - CHURCHTOWN, or BALLINTEMPLE, a parish in the barony of IMOKILLY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 4 miles (SE) from Cloyne; containing 1756 inhabitants. This parish, called also Ballygourney, is situated on St. George’s channel, and comprises 4730 statute acres, as apploted under the tithe act and valued at £2123.19.9 per annum. The greater part of the surface is hilly; the soil is generally light and shallow, resting wholly on a substratum of clay-slate, and the lands are principally under tillage. The village consists of 35 dwellings, most of which are small mud cabins roofed with thatch. Between this parish and that of Kilmahon is a detached portion of the parish of Ballyoughtera, called Snugborough, containing 92 acres, and more than two miles distant from the main body of that parish. The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Cloyne, and is part of the union of Lisgoold, and the corps of the precentorship in the cathedral church of St. Colman, Cloyne. The tithes amount to £500.5. The old parish church has long been in ruins; but a district church for this parish and that of Ballycotton was erected in 1835, at an expense of £330 raised by subscription. The glebe comprises seven acres in two portions. In the RC divisions the parish forms part of the union of Cloyne; the chapel is a small neat edifice. The male and female parochial school for this parish and those of Kilmahon and Ballycotton is situated at Ballybraher, and is supported by subscription; and there are two pay schools. There are two coast-guard stations, situated at Ballyandrein and Ballycotton, within the Youghal district.
1837 KILMAHON - Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary - KILMAHON, a parish, in the barony of IMOKILLY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 4 miles (SE) from Cloyne, on the southern coast; containing 1658 inhabitants. It comprises 2468 statute acres, as apploted under the tithe act, and valued at £1689 per annum. The land is generally rich and well cultivated, and a beautival vale extends from the coast up to Cloyne; but near Ballycotton, during easterly winds, the sea beats over the strand with great fury. The valley rests on a subsctrtum of limestone, which rises to the surface at Moanagarra, where a small quarry is worked: the higher grounds are based on clay-slate. The principal seats are Snugborough, the residence of T. G. Durden, Esq.; Shanagary House, of T. J, Keane, Esq.; Ballybane, of T. Gaggin, Esq.; and the Glebe-house of the Rev. B. Henzell, in the pleasure grounds of which are some fine verbenas and other exotic plants. The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Cloyne, and in the patronage of the Bishop: the tithes amount to £506.18.6 The Glebe-house was built by aid of a gift of £210 from the late Board of First Fruits, in 1805: the Glebe comprises 12a. 1r. 21p. The church, which is a remarkably neat edifice, was built in 1800: the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have lately granted £147 for its repair. In the RC divisions the parish forms part of the union or district of Cloyne, and has a small plain chapel at Shanagary. There are two private schools, in which about 100 children are educated. At Ballymaloe is a very curious old house, built by the Fitzgeralds and forfeited in the War of 1641: it is now the property of Mr. Forster, and in the hall are two pairs of elks’ horms of very large size, which were found on the estate in 1714. At Shangary are the ruins of a castle, which was unsuccesfully defended by the Earl of Desmond against Queen Elizabeth;s troops: it was held by the Irish in 1641, but was captured by Cromwell, by whose orders it was dismantled.
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GRIFFITH'S VALUATION JUNE 1853 - CIVIL PARISH OF BALLINTEMPLE, Barony of Imokilly - Arranged Alphabetically
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| Ballycatoo - National School-house, James Kenefick, Lessor | Churchtown - Graveyard, Rev. Wm. R. Maunsell, Lessor |
| Churchtown - RC Chapel, Rev. John Russell, PP, Occupier |
OCCUPIER - TOWNLAND(s)
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AHEARNE, ANDREW AHEARNE, ELLEN ANDERSON, NICHOLAS BARRY, MARGARET BARRY, PATRICK BARRY, WILLIAM (Farm-house, offices & land) BARRY, WILLIAM (Land) BRENNAN, PATRICK BRODERICK, HONORIA BUCKLEY, MARY CAHILL, DANIEL CAHILL, MARY CANAVAN, MARGARET CASHMAN, DANIEL CASHMAN, THOMAS CLARKE, JOHN CLUE, WILLIAM COFFEY, MAURICE COLEMAN, JOHN COLLINS, ELLEN COLLINS, JEREMIAH COLLINS, JOHN, JUN. COLLINS, JOHN, SEN. COLLINS, WILLIAM CONDIN, JOHN CONDIN, MATTHEW CONNELLY, JOHN CRONIN, ELIZABETH CRONIN, JOHN CRONIN, MAURICE CRONIN, WILLIAM CROTTY, JOHN CULLINANE, JAMES CURTIN, PATRICK CUSACK, MAURICE DALY, THOMAS DARGAN, PATRICK DESMOND, CORNELIUS DESMOND, MICHAEL DESMOND, PHILIP DONOVAN, DENIS DOOLAN, DAVID DOWNING, PATRICK DOWNING, THOMAS DOYLE, JOHN DOYLE, LAWRENCE DRISCOLL, RICHARD DUNNE, JEREMIAH DURDIN, THOMAS G. (Office, land, plantation) DWYER, WILLIAM EDWARDS, WILLIAM FEAHELY, CORNELIUS FENNESSY, PATRICK FLAHERTY, JAMES FLING, JOHN GAVERIN, REDMOND GRIFFIN, MARGARET GROGAN, EDMOND GUIRY, MAURICE GUIRY, WILLIAM HANKARD, MARY HARVEY, WILLIAM HASSETT, DENIS HENEFIN, JAMES HENEFIN, PETER HENNESSY, DAVID HENNESSY, THOMAS HENNESY, THOMAS HOARE, PATRICK HOARE, PATRICK (Land) HOARE, THOMAS HOGAN, CATHERINE HOGAN, MARGARET HYDE, JOHN HYDE, PATRICK HYDE, PATRICK HYNES, MARGARET IVERS, JOHN (Smithy) KANE, S., MAJOR (Gate-house & land) KEEFFE, DANIEL (Land) KEEFFE, JOHN KEEFFE, JOHN (Land) KEEFFE, MARY KEEFFE, THOMAS KEEFFE, THOMAS KELLY, OWEN KENEFICK, ELLEN KENEFICK, JAMES KENEFICK, JAMES (Land) KINNEALY, MAURICE KINNEFICK, JOHN KIRK, THOMAS LANE, MAURICE LANE, PATRICK LANE, WILLIAM JOHN LANE, WILLIAM PATRICK LAWTON, MICHAEL LINEHAN, JOHANNA LONGFIELD, MOUNTIFORT LYNCH, DENIS M’GARTH, JOHN M’GRATH, MICHAEL MANNING, JEREMIAH MANNING, THOMAS MOREEN, JOHN MOREEN, RICHARD MOREEN, WILLIAM MORRISON, JOHN THO. MORRISON, MICHAEL MORRISON, MICHAEL J. MURPHY, JOHN MURRAY, BARTHOLOMEW MURRAY, JAMES NAGLE, EDMOND NEILL, WILLIAM PARKER, JOHN PARKER, THOMAS POWER, DANIEL POWER, MICHAEL (Land) PRIOR, JOHN QUINLAN, JAMES & JOHN QUINLAN, JOHN, SEE QUINLAN, JAMES ROBINSON, JOHN ROCHE, EDMOND ROCHE, JAMES ROCHE, JAMES (Land) ROURKE, MARY RUSSELL, JOHN, REV., PP (RC Chapel) SAVAGE, JOHN SCANLIN, JOHN SCANNELL, WILLIAM SHANAHAN, MICHAEL SHANNUCK, DAVID SHANNUCK, MICHAEL SHEA, WILLIAM SLINEY, JAMES SMITH, NATHANIEL (Land) STAFFORD, JOHN SULLIVAN, JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, MICHAEL SULLIVAN, THOMAS SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY UPTON, HENRY UPTON, WILLIAM UPTON, WILLIAM (Land) WALSH, EDMOND WALSH, JAMES WALSH, JOHN WALSH, MATTHEW WALSH, MICHAEL WALSH, RICHARD WALSH, THOMAS WALSH, THOMAS (Land) WALSH, WILLIAM WHELEHAN, DAVID WHITE, JAMES WIGMORE, ELIZA WIGMORE, WILLIAM |
CARRIGKILTER BALLYLANDERS BALLYROBIN SOUTH MAYTOWN BALLYLANDERS KILDERRIG CARRIGKILTER BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYWILLIAM BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYLANDERS CHURCHTOWN CARRIGKILTER CARRIGKILTER MAYTOWN BALLYLANDERS CARRIGKILTER BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS CHURCHTOWN MAYTOWN MAYTOWN BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS, CHURCHTOWN BALLYWILLIAM BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO MAYTOWN BALLYLANDERS CARRIGKILTER BALLYWILLIAM, BALLYWILLIAM CARRIGKILTER BALLYCATOO BALLYCATOO BALLYCATOO BALLYLANDERS BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYANDREEN CARRIGKILTER BALLYWILLIAM TULLAGH TULLAGH CARRIGKILTER BALLYANDREEN BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM BALLYLANDERS KILDERRIG BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS TULLAGH BALLYANDREEN BALLYANDREEN BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM TULLAGH BALLYWILLIAM BALLYLANDERS KILDERRIG MAYTOWN KILDERRIG BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYWILLIAM BALLINVOHER, BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYWILLIAM BALLYROBIN SOUTH CHURCHTOWN CARRIGKILTER TULLAGH BALLINVOHER, BALLYWILLIAM TULLAGH BALLYWILLIAM BALLYROBIN SOUTH CHURCHTOWN BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO BALLYROBIN NORTH BALLYLANDERS MAYTOWN CHURCHTOWN KILDERRIG MAYTOWN MAYTOWN MAYTOWN BALLINVOHER BALLYANDREEN BALLYLANDERS BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYANDREEN BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYWILLIAM BALLYLANDERS BALLYANDREEN GLEBE BALLYLANDERS BALLYROBIN SOUTH, BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM BALLYCATOO BALLINVOHER BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO BALLYCATOO BALLYANDREEN CHURCHTOWN BALLYLANDERS MAYTOWN BALLYROBIN SOUTH CHURCHTOWN BALLYLANDERS BALLYWILLIAM BALLYWILLIAM MAYTOWN BALLYANDREEN BALLYCATOO BALLYROBIN SOUTH KILDERRIG TULLAGH BALLYROBIN NORTH BALLYROBIN SOUTH BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO BALLYLANDERS BALLYCATOO BALLYANDREEN TULLAGH BALLINVOHER MAYTOWN BALLYLANDERS, CHURCHTOWN BALLYCATOO KILDERRIG MAYTOWN BALLYANDREEN CHURCHTOWN GLEBE BALLYROBIN SOUTH, MAYTOWN BALLYROBIN SOUTH MAYTOWN BALLYLANDERS BALLYLANDERS |
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