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West Cork
Kilmacabea parish at corkgen.org
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1796 SPINNING WHEEL PREMIUMS - KILFAGHNABEG
| Name | Wheels | Name | Wheels | Name | Wheels |
| Brien, Mary | 1 | Deasy, Eleanor | 1 | Loardane, John | 1 |
| Calnane, John | 1 | Donovan, Timothy | 1 | Mahony, William | 3 |
| Collins, Thomas | 1 | Leary, Denis | 1 | Roe, John | 1 |
| Shinahan, Andrew | 1 |
1796 SPINNING WHEEL PREMIUMS - KILMACABEA
| Name | Wheels | Name | Wheels | Name | Wheels |
| Brien, Timothy | 1 | Deasy, Michael | 1 | M'Art, Darby | 1 |
| Carthy, Cornelius | 2 | Donohue, Cornelius | 1 | M'Carthy, John | 1 |
| Carthy, Denis | 1 | Donovan, Laurence | 1 | Mahony, Cain | 1 |
| Carthy, John | 1 | Donovan, Patrick | 1 | Mahony, Cornelius | 1 |
| Carthy, Timothy | 1 | Donovan, Timothy | 1 | Munig, Denis | 1 |
| Coholane, Cornelius | 1 | Driscole, Maurice | 1 | Munig, Honora | 1 |
| Coholane, Patrick | 4 | Heas, Flouna | 1 | Rassley, John | 1 |
| Connor, John | 1 | Jennings, John | 1 | Regan, Timothy | 1 |
| Crowley, Florence | 1 | Keohane, Denis | 1 | Spanard, Denis | 1 |
| Cushine, Peter | 1 | Keohane, Mark | 1 | Trelagh, Margaret | 1 |
| Deasy, Michael | 1 | Keohane, Timothy | 1 | Twohig, Denis | 1 |
| White, John | 1 |
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| Kilmacabea-born Soldiers discharged prior to 1853 - 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 |
| Casey, William | Born 'Killmacabe.' - ?Kilmacabea. 35th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42 | 1829-1850 |
| Driscoll, Jeremiah | Born 'Coonough.' - ?Connanagh. 58th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 | 1806-1818 |
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(CC 24/1/1826) - SALES - IRISH SLATE, From the Imperial Mining Co., near Glandore.
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1829 - Kilmacabea Tithe Applotment Index - February 1829, John Wolfe & Mauritius Power, Commissioners
Name, Townland(s)
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Ahern, George, Caron Barry, Edward, Dungannon, Cullane Barry, Jams., Dungannon Barry, John, Dungannon Barry, Widow, Dungannon, Knuckanecrohig Beamish, Abraham, Mr., Capanabouha, Kilmackabea Beamish, Messrs., Kilmackabea Beamish, Saml., Mr., Knuckmore, Caron Beamish, Wm., Mr., Caron Bohane, John , Droumullihy Breneen, David , Ballinlough Breneen, Eugene , Ballinlough Breneen, John , Ballinlough Breneen, Michl., Kilmackabea Breneen, Patk., Ballinlough, Kilmackabea Brien Feene, John & Co., Knuckskagh Brien, Danl., Caron Brien, Danl., Junr., Caron Brien, Denis, Balliro, Carrigbawn, Keelima Brien, John, Maulnagurra, Carrigbawn, Caron Brien, Patk., Keymore, Carrugarriff Brien, Timy., Tullig Buckly, Dens., Inshenenowen Buckly, John, Inshenenowen Burke, John, Cullane Burke, Thomas , Knuckanegh Burke, Timy, Carrigbawn Buttimer, William, Kilmackabea Cady, Thomas , Knuckanegh Callaghan, Cors., Keelima Callaghan, Danl., Inshenenowen Callaghan, Dens., Doonscullib Callaghan, Dens., Keelima Callaghan, James, Doonscullib Callaghan, Jerh., Doonscullib Callaghan, Michael , Knuckskagh, Doonscullib Callanan, Danl. , Keymore Callanan, William, Kilmackabea Canty, Laurence, Carrugarriff Canty, Richard & Co., Corneeshal Carey, Danl., Balliro Carey, John , Balliro, Keelima Carey, Timy., Gurteenaduige Carthy Slea, James, Keelima Carthy, James, Kilmackabea Carthy, Patk., Gurteenaduige Carty, Dens., Maulatrahane Carty, Kate, Widow , Keymore Carty, Timy. , Corneeshal, Capanabouha Casey, Jerh., Corneeshal, Revoulder Casey, Michl., Carrugarriff Casey, Patk., Corneeshal Coghlan, Cors., Cullane Coghlan, John , Ballireree Coghlan, Timothy , Ballireree Cohallane, Cors. , Clounkeen West Cohallane, Dens. , Clounkeen West Cohallane, James , Maulatrahane Cohallane, Jerh. , Cashel Cohallane, John , Clounkeen West Cohallane, Patk., Carrugarriff Cohallane, Thomas , Carrugarriff, Knuckanegh Cohane, John , Cashel Cohane, Michl., Inshenenowen Cohane, Patk. , Cashel Cokely, Dens. , Knuckskagh Collins Bany, John, Keelnacally Collins, Bartw., Maulatrahane Collins, Cornelius , Bawnfune, Cullane, Keelima Collins, Cors. (Thos.), Kilmackabea Collins, Danl., Knuckmore Collins, James, Caron, Gurteenaduige, Kilmackabea, Knuckanegh, Knuckmore, Maulatrahane Collins, Jerh., Keymore Collins, John, Caron, Corneeshal, Gurteenaduige Collins, Laurence, Corneeshal Collins, Patk. , Bawnfune, Caron Collins, Thomas, Kilmackabea Collins, Thos. & Co., Cullane Collins, Timothy, Bawnfune, Caron, Knuckanegh, Maulatrahane Collins, Timy. & Co., Corneeshal Collins, William, Knuckmore Connell, Charles, Carrigeens Connell, Dens., Revoulder Connell, Jeremiah , Capanabouha, Keelima Connell, John , Carrigeens Conolly, Cors. & Son, Revoulder Conolly, Denis , Ballireree Conolly, James, Kilmackabea Conolly, Jeremiah , Ballireree, Bawnfune Conolly, Timy., Gurteenaduige, Maulnagurra Conolly, Timy. & Co., Revoulder Coppinger, Francis, Esq., Keymore Cremeen, Batw. , Kilmackabea Cremeen, Michl. , Kilmackabea Crone, Michl. , Knuckskagh Crowly Crone, Dens., Capanabouha, Keymore Crowly Crone, Matw., Keymore Crowly, Danl., Keelima Crowly, Dens., Keymore Crowly, James, Gurteenaduige Crowly, Jerh., Keelima Crowly, John, Caron, Carrigbawn, Carrugarriff, Keelima Crowly, Michl., Carrugarriff, Keelima Crowly, Patk., Carrigbawn Crowly, Thomas, Carrigbawn Crowly, Timy, Caron Cushen, John, Inshenenowen Daly, David, Madurane Daly, John , Bawnfune Daly, Michl., Droumullihy Daly, Michl. & Co., Revoulder Daly, Patk., Caron Daly, Peter, Droumullihy Daly, William, Tullig Dary, Timy., Keelima Deasy, Bartw., Keymore, Kilmackabea Deasy, James, Droumullihy Deasy, John, Caron Dempsey, _____, Carrigbawn, Revoulder Dempsey, Barthw. & Co., Revoulder Dempsey, Dens. , Kilfaudeen Deneen, John , Shreelane Deneen, Timy., Junr., Shreelane Deneen, Timy., Senr., Shreelane Dillon, Catherine, Caron Dillon, John, Caron Donohoe flaveen, Thomas , Corneeshal Donohoe flaveen, Timy (Smith), Corneeshal Donohoe flaveen, Timy. , Corneeshal Donohoe Scanel, Daniel, Acres Donohoe Scanel, Jeremiah, Acres Donohoe Scanel, John, Acres Donohoe Scanel, Patrick, Acres Donohoe Scanel, Timy. , Ballinlough Donohoe, Dens., Gurteenaduige Donohoe, John, Gurteenaduige Donovan Bue, Cors., Cullane Donovan dary, Dens., Corneeshal, Kilmackabea, Maulatrahane Donovan dary, Jerh. , Maulatrahane Donovan Deriheen, Jeremiah , Ballinlough Donovan Deriheen, Widow , Ballinlough Donovan down, Dens., Maulatrahane Donovan down, Jerh., Caron Donovan Feehan, Timy., Kilmackabea Donovan Franly, Danl., Kilmackabea Donovan Franly, James, Doonscullib Donovan Franly, Jereh., Carrugarriff Donovan Randle, Michl., Kilmackabea Donovan Randle, Timy., Caron Donovan reigh, Denis , Ballireree Donovan reigh, Dens., Carrugarriff Donovan reigh, John, Acres, Caron Donovan reigh, Matthew , Bawnfune Donovan reigh, Patrick , Ballireree Donovan reigh, Timy., Carrugarriff Donovan Rinlay, John, Keelima, Knuckanecrohig Donovan Rinlay, Timy. , Maulatrahane Donovan rue, Corns. , Capanabouha, Cullane Donovan rue, Danl. , Capanabouha Donovan Santry, Danl., Kilmackabea Donovan Scartha, Cornelius , Bawnfune Donovan Scartha, Danl., Cullane Donovan Scartha, Dens. , Bawnfune, Caron, Carrigeens, Kilmackabea, Maulnagurra Donovan Scartha, Jeremiah , Bawnfune Donovan Scartha, John , Bawnfune, Keymore Donovan Scartha, Michl. , Capanabouha Donovan Scartha, Patk. , Ballinlough, Bawnfune Donovan Scartha, Peter, Cullane Donovan Scartha, Timy, Ballinlough Donovan, Bartw., Carrugarriff, Kilmackabea Donovan, Chas. , Keymore Donovan, Cors. , Gurtnadeha Donovan, Danl., Caron, Gurtnadeha, Madurane Donovan, Danl. (Dens.), Capanabouha Donovan, Danl. Tim, Balliro Donovan, Dens., Keymore Donovan, Dens. & Son, Knuckskagh Donovan, Dens. (Dens.), Capanabouha, Kilmackabea Donovan, James , Balliro Donovan, James, Junr., Balliro Donovan, James, Senr., Balliro Donovan, Jerh., Madurane, Tullig Donovan, John, Gurteenaduige, Keymore Donovan, John (Dens.), Capanabouha Donovan, Michl, Carrugarriff, Madurane Donovan, Patk., Gurteenaduige, Madurane Donovan, Randle, Shreelane Donovan, Rickard, Kilmackabea Donovan, Timothy, Caron, Dungannon, Kilmackabea, Madurane Donovan, Widow, Kilmackabea Donovan, Widow & Sons, Knuckskagh Doolan, Thomas, Dungannon Driscol Bee, Cors., Inshenenowen Driscol Cadagan, John, Dungannon Driscol, Florence, Kilmackabea Driscol, Michl., Clounkeen West Driscol, Peter , Maulatrahane |
Driscol, Timy., Gurtrae, Kilmackabea Eedy, Robert, Kilmackabea Egan Baly, Batw., Kilmackabea Feehan, Jerh., Keelima Fitzgerald, James , Keymore Fitzpatrick, John, Carrugarriff French, John, Keelima French, Thos., Keelima Glantan, Dens., Kilmackabea Good, Richard, Cullane Hagarty, Andw., Maulatrahane Hagarty, Patk., Carrugarriff Hagarty, Timy., Keelima Hagarty, Widow, Keelima Hallisey, Timy., Knuckskagh Hanglin, Danl., Balliro Hanglin, John, Maulnagurra Hanglin, Timy. , Balliro Harreen, Danl. , Shreelane Hart, James, Knuckanecrohig Hart, Jerh., Knuckanecrohig Hart, Owen, Knuckanecrohig Hartnet, John , Keymore Hartnet, Peter , Keymore Hayes, Bartw., Carrigbawn Hayes, Danl., Keelnacally Hayes, Dens., Balliro, Carrigbawn, Droumullihy, Keelnacally Hayes, James & Co., Knuckskagh Hayes, Jerh., Keelnacally Hayes, Peter, Carrigbawn Hayes, Thomas & Co., Kilmackabea Hayes, Timothy , Ballinlough Heerlehy, Dens., Clounkeen West Heerlehy, Michl., Clounkeen West Henesy, Dens., Tullig Henesy, Jerh., Tullig Hourahan, _______, Caron Hourahan, Daniel, Caron, Knuckanecrohig Hourahan, James, Carrigbawn Hourahan, Mary, Caron Hourahan, Mary Danl., Caron Hourahan, Timy., Carrigbawn, Caron Hurly, Danl. , Knuckanegh Hurly, John, Kilmackabea, Knuckmore Hurly, Patk. , Kilfaudeen Hurly, Randle , Kilfaudeen Hurly, Robert, Keymore Jagoe, Chars., Knuckmore Jennings, Edward, Gurtrae Jennings, George, Keelima Jennings, John, Cullane Jennings, Richard, Cullane, Gurtrae Keating, Thomas , Maulnagurra Kelly, Cors., Knuckmore Kingston, Danl. & Sons, Keelima Kingston, John , Keymore Knowles, John, Keelima Knowles, Robt., Keelima Knowles, Thomas, Keelima Leary, Bartw., Revoulder Legoe, Thomas, Dungannon, Gurtrae Lynch, Timy. & Co., Revoulder Mahony Cain, James , Ballinlough Mahony, _____, Tullig Mahony, Bartw., Coladreen Mahony, Cors., Droumullihy Mahony, Danl., Gurteenaduige Mahony, Dens., Coladreen Mahony, James , Cashel Mahony, Timothy , Cashel Malowny, Jerh., Tullig Marinane, John & Sons, Knuckmore McCarthy Bawn, Danl. , Cashel McCarthy Bawn, Michl., Cashel McCarthy Bawn, Owen , Cashel McCarthy Cnuck, Cors. , Carrigeens McCarthy Cremeen, Denis , Ballireree McCarthy Cremeen, John , Ballireree, Balliro McCarthy Meenig, Dens., Gurteenaduige McCarthy Meenig, Jerh., Kilmackabea, Knuckanecrohig McCarthy Meenig, John, Senr., Carrugarriff McCarthy Meenig, Timy., Knuckanecrohig McCarthy Meeny, Dens., Carrugarriff McCarthy Meeny, James, Carrugarriff McCarthy Meeny, John, Junr., Carrugarriff McCarthy Meeny, Tom, Senr., Keelnacally McCarthy Reen, Danl., Knuckanecrohig McCarthy Reen, Patk., Knuckanecrohig McCarthy, Chars., Balliro McCarthy, Chars., Doonscullib McCarthy, Danl., Caron McCarthy, Dens., Carrugarriff, Clounkeen East, Doonscullib, Droumullihy, Maulnagurra McCarthy, Dens. & Co., Carrigbawn McCarthy, Florence , Clounkeen East McCarthy, John , Clounkeen East McCarthy, Patk., Revoulder McCarthy, Timy., Carrugarriff, Revoulder McKenedy, Danl., Knuckmore McKenedy, John, Knuckmore McSweeny, Brien, Gurtrae Meeny, Denis, Tullig Menahan, Mark, Keelima Menahane, Michl. & Co., Knuckskagh Menahane, Patk. & Co., Knuckskagh Merigah, Dens. , Carrigeens Merigah, John , Carrigeens Molowny, Timy., Keelima Morris, Abr., Mr. , Balliro Morris, John, Mr. , Caron Morris, Jonas, Esq., Droumullihy, Dungannon Murphy, Danl. Tim, Revoulder Murray, Cors. , Capanabouha Murray, Dens., Capanabouha Murray, Michl. , Capanabouha Murray, Timothy, Kilmackabea Nagle, Danl., Kilmackabea Neill, Danl., Keelnacally Neill, James, Cashel Neill, Owen, Cashel, Keelnacally, Kilmackabea Neill, Owen & Co., Knuckskagh Neill, Richard , Cashel Neill, Wm., Cashel Noonan, Dens., Doonscullib Nyhane, John, Caron Power, Doctor (Glebe), Kilmackabea Power, John, Revd., Gurtrae Regan, Andw., Balliro Regan, Chars., Caron Regan, Cors. , Shreelane Regan, Danl., Maulnagurra Regan, Dens., Keelima, Shreelane Regan, Dens. Cors. , Maulnagurra Regan, Dens. John, Maulnagurra Regan, James, Keelima Regan, Jerh. & Co., Knuckanecrohig Regan, Jerh. John, Junr., Maulnagurra Regan, Jerh. John, Senr., Maulnagurra Regan, John , Ballinlough, Droumullihy, Maulnagurra Regan, John, Junr., Maulnagurra Regan, Michl., Caron, Clounkeen West, Keelima Regan, Michl. & Co., Carrugarriff Regan, Peter, Maulnagurra Regan, William , Capanabouha Ronan, Peter & Co., Tullig Santry, John, Carrugarriff Savage, Peter , Keymore Savage, Richard , Keymore Scully, John, Keelima Shaughnesy, Danl., Gurteenaduige Shaughnesy, Dens., Caron Sheele, Patk. , Maulnagurra Sheely, Stephen & Co., Knuckskagh Sullivan Bogue, Patrick , Ballireree Sullivan, Cors., Keelnacally Sullivan, Danl. , Cashel, Keymore Sullivan, Dens. , Cashel Sullivan, Fl., Balliro Sullivan, James & Co., Clounkeen West Sullivan, John, Ballinlough, Carrugarriff Sullivan, Michl. & Co., Knuckskagh, Revoulder Sullivan, Timy. , Cashel, Keelnacally Sullivan, Widow , Cashel Swanton, Richard , Shreelane Swanton, Robt. , Shreelane Sweeny, Danl., Gurteenaduige Sweeny, Dens., Gurteenaduige Tobin, James, Caron Tobin, John, Caron, Inshenenowen Tobin, Richard & Co., Caron Tobin, Robt., Caron Tobin, Thomas , Balliro Towhy, Dens., Tullig Towhy, John, Tullig Townsend, Doctor, Gurtrae Townsend, Sealy, Esq., Dungannon Varion, George, Kilmackabea Walsh, Andw., Keymore Walsh, Garret , Capanabouha, Kilfaudeen Walsh, James, Gurteenaduige Walsh, Nichs. & Co., Knuckskagh Walsh, William , Clounkeen West, Keymore Whelton, John, Caron White, Cors., Doonscullib White, David , Balliro Wholahan, Humphrey & Co., Shreelane Whooly, Dens. , Ballinlough, Cullane Whooly, John, Caron, Keymore Widow Deasy, , Balliro Williamson, Edward, Knuckskagh Williamson, John, Mr. & Co., Knuckskagh Williamson, Richard & Co., Knuckskagh Williamson, William, Knuckskagh Wilson, Chas., Caron Wilson, Hewit, Caron Wolfe, William, Mr. , Cashel Young, Robt., Corneeshal Young, Wilm. , Corneeshal |
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1829 - Kilfaughnabeg Tithe Applotment Index - April 1829, William Wolfe & William Scott?, Commissioners
Name, Townland(s)
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?Mallan, Mr., Droum North Adams, Richard, Esqr., Aughtobermore Allen, Francis, Esqr., Aughtobermore Barnane & Maliky, Clonties Barnane, Danl., Renagreena Barnane, Jeremiah, Renagreena Barry, James Redmond, Esqr., Rushanes Barry, John, Clonties Barry, Thos., Clonties Bohane, Danl., Clonties Bohanes, The, Clonties Brinane, Danl, Clonties Brown, Jno., Carrugluskey Bryan, Denis, Knockaridane Bryan, Jeremiah (Das?), Keelacousane Burk, Richd., Keelacousane Caesy, Daniel, Droum South Caesy, James, Droum South Cahel, Doctor, Knockaridane Carroll, Patk., Renagreena Carthy, Callahan, Aughtobermore Carthy, Patrick, Droum North Casy, Danl., Aughtobermore Casy, Patrick, Droum North, Kilfinnin South Collins, Danl. Dinneen, Maulnagow Collins, James, Droum South Collins, Jeremiah & Partners, Maulnagow Collins, Jno., Aughatoberbeg Collins, Patrick, Droum South Collins, Timothy, Kilfinnin North, Kilfinnin South Collins, Widow Michl., Aughatoberbeg Coneesy, Cornelius & Brothers, Aughatoberbeg Crimmeen, Denis, Keelacousane Crown?, Patrick, Keelacousane Davis, John, Clonties Dawley, Denis, Aughtobermore Dawley, Michael, Clonties, Maulnagow Dawley, Patrick, Aughtobermore Dawly, John, Droum South Dawly, John, Junr., Droum South Deasy, Bartholomew, Mr., Droum North, Knockaridane Dempsey, John, Brulea Dinneen, John, Maulnagow Dinneen, Patrick, Droum North Donohoe, John, Renagreena Donohoue, Joseph, Brulea Donovan Bane, Timothy, Clonties Donovan, Andrew, Brulea, Clonties Donovan, Cornelius, Clonties, Kilfinnin South Donovan, Danl., Kilfinnin South, Maulnagow, Rushanes Donovan, Danl. & Son, Maulnagow Donovan, Denis, Aughtobermore Donovan, James, Droum South Donovan, Mathew, Aughtobermore Donovan, Michl., Aughtobermore, Clonties, Droum North Donovan, Patrick, Aughtobermore, Brulea, Rushanes Donovan, Peter, Maulnagow Donovan, Timothy, Brulea, Droum South Donovans, The, Cregg Driscoll, John, Aughatoberbeg, Aughtobermore Duggan, Bartholomew & Son, Rushanes Duggan, Cornelius, Rushanes Duggan, John, Gortiowen, Rushanes Dwier, Michl., Carrugluskey Feene, John, Clonties Fitzpatrick, Jeremiah, Kilfinnin North Gallivan, James, Aughtobermore Gallivan, Thos., Aughtobermore Gorman, Cornelius, Aughatoberbeg, Gortiowen Gorman, Edmond, Aughatoberbeg Gorman, Michl., Gortiowen Gorman, Widow, Gortiowen |
Gorman, William, Gortiowen Hammilton, Andrew, Droum South Hammilton, John, Aughtobermore Hanglin, Jno., Keelacousane Harrington, Michl., Droum North Harris, John, Mr., Rushanes Heagarty, Jeremiah, Droum South Heas, Denis, Brulea, Droum South Heas, Jeremiah, Renagreena Heas, John, Aughtobermore, Brulea Heas, Laurence, Cregg Heas, Michl., Aughtobermore, Clonties Heas, Peter, Carrugluskey Heas, Silvester, Kilfinnin South Heas, The, Cregg Hennesy, Jeremiah, Droum North Hickey, Bat, Brulea Hickey, Patrick, Brulea Hurley, Cornelius, Carrugluskey Hurley, Eugene, Aughtobermore Hurley, Jeremiah, Carrugluskey Hurley, Michl., Carrugluskey Hurley, Timothy, Aughatoberbeg, Renagreena Hurley, William, Aughatoberbeg Jones, Jonas, Revd., Drombeg, Keelbeg East Keohane, Danl., Kilfinnin South Keohane, Denis, Kilfinnin South Keohane, James, Kilfinnin South Keohane, Jeremiah, Kilfinnin North Keohane, John, Kilfinnin South Keohane, Mich., Kilfinnin South Keohane, Patrick, Kilfinnin South Kingston, James, Drombeg Lehy, James, Aughtobermore Loardan, Danl., Kilfinnin South Maguire, Bartholomew, Droum South Maguire, Danl., Droum South Maguire, Patrick, Droum South Mahoney, Denis, Renagreena Mahony, Cornelius, Keelbeg East Mahony, John, Keelbeg West, Kilfinnin North Mahony, William, Knockaridane McCarthy, Callaghan, Droum South McCarthy, Denis, Droum South McKennedy, Mich., Droum South McKennedy, Timothy, Aughatoberbeg Minihan, James, Kilfinnin North Power, Jno., Revd., Clonties Randles, Cornelius, Aughatoberbeg Randles, Denis, Maulnagow Randles, Jno., Aughatoberbeg Reagan, Charles, Aughtobermore Reagan, Cornelius, Aughtobermore, Clonties Reagan, Denis, Knockaridane Reagan, James, Brulea, Kilfinnin South Reagan, Michl., Maulnagow Reagan, Patrick, Kilfinnin South Reagan, Timothy, Renagreena Reily, John, Kilfinnin North Renclew, John, Esqr., Kilfinnin North Ryan, John, Maulnagow Shanasy, James, Clonties Shanasy, John, Clonties Shannahan, Jerry, Brulea Shannahan, Jerry, Junr., Brulea Shannahan, Patrick, Brulea Sheley, Jeremiah, Aughatoberbeg Starkey, William, Esqr., Aughtobermore Sullivan, Danl., Kilfinnin North Sullivan, Malakey, Clonties White, John, Renagreena Whites, The, Cregg |
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GLANDORE - Lewis' Topographical Dictionary 1837 - GLANDORE, a small but rising village, in the parish of KILFAUGHNABEG, Western Division of the barony of EAST CARBERY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 3 miles (SW) from Rosscarbery; containing about 200 inhabitants. This seems to have been a place of some importance at an early period, as appears from the erection of the castles of Glandore and Kilfinnan; for many years it continued in a very impoverished state, but it has again become a place of considerable note through the spirited exertions of its present proprietor, J. Redmond Barry, Esq., who has within the last few years expended upwards of £10,000 in various improvements. It is situated on the eastern side of Glandore harbour, which affords secure anchorage to vessels of large size; and is navigable to Leap, a village on the Cork and Skibbereen mail road. The scenery at the entrance of the harbour is extremely picturesque, and is remarkable as having formed the subject of a Latin poem, called 'Carberiae Rupes,' written by Dean Swift, who spent some time in the neighbourhood. A pier has been recently constructed near the village, which affords protection to about 20 fishing yawls of three tons each; fish of every kind is abundant in the bay. Many elegant houses and a comfortable hotel have been erected, and from the beauty of its situation and the salubrity of the climate, the village has become a favourite place of residence, and much frequented during the bathing season; baths have been erected and every accommodation afforded for the convenience of visitors. The principal residences are Glandore Castle, the seat of P. Morris, Esq.; Glandore House, of J. Redmond Barry, Esq.; Glandore Cottage, of H. Townsend, Esq.; Glandore Lodge, of R. Adams, Esq.; Stone Hall, of Major Edw. Allen; Chateau Maria, of F. Allen, Esq.; Prospect House, of John Morris, Esq.; Glenville, of Capt. E. Hart; Union Cottage, of Mrs. Donovan; and Cliff Cottage, of the Rev. Mr. Walker. A temporary church and the RC chapel for the parish of Kilfaughnabeg are in the village. A school-house capable of containing 600 children, has been lately erected by Mr. Barry, with the aid of the National Board of Education; the boys receive instruction in agriculture and trades from competent teachers, and a model farm and carpenters' work-shop are connected with it. The management of the girls' school reflects the highest credit on Miss Adams, the acting patroness, who most benevolently devotes her time to its superintendence: an infant's school has also been established.
KILFAUGHNABEG - Lewis' Topographical Dictionary 1837 - KILFAUGHNABEG, a parish, in the Western Division of the barony of EAST CARBERY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 3 miles (SW by W) from Rosscarbery, on the road from Cork to Skibbereen; containing 2,461 inhabitants. It is bounded on the south by St. George's Channel, and on the west by the harbour of Glandore. And comprises 2,911 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act. The surface is gently undulating; the soil is light, and the system of agriculture in a very improved state; the old heavy plough is still in use, and the practice of carrying manure to the land and removing the produce on the backs of horses is still retained, except on the lands of Drumbeg, the proprietor of which has introduced the most approved implements and practice of husbandry. There are some quarries of good slate; manganese of superior quality has been raised; and rich indications of copper have been lately discovered on the lands of Glandore. The scenery around the bay and harbour is beautifully picturesque, especially near the pleasing village of Glandore on one side, and of Union Hall on the opposite side of the bay. Considerable improvements have taken place at Glandore (which see). The bay is spacious and secure, affording good anchorage; and on the point of land of Reenogreenagh is a signal tower, which was built after the descent of the French on this part of the coast in 1796. The principal seats are Drombeg, the residence of the Rev. Jonas Travers Jones; Glandore House, of J.R. Barry, Esq.; Stone Hall, of Major J. Allen; Westview House, of Major E. Allen; Chateau Maria, of F. Allen, Esq.; Prospect House, of J. Morris, jun, Esq.; Glandore Cottage, of J.F. Townsend, Esq.; Glandore Castle, of P. Morris, Esq.; Kilfinnan Castle, of J. Ranclaud, Esq.; Glen Villa, of Capt. Hart; and Glandore Lodge, of R. Adams, Esq. The parish is in the diocese of Ross; the rectory forms part of the union and corps of the archdeaconry of Ross; and the vicarage was part of the union of Kilmacabea, but the parishes were separated on the demise of the late incumbent, and it is now a distinct benefice, in the patronage of the bishop: a temporary church has been fitted up at Glandore. The tithes amount to £297.12 equally divided between the archdeacon and the vicar. In the RC divisions the parish forms part of the union or district of Kilmacabea, and has a chapel at Glandore. About 500 children of both sexes are educated in a new school built at Glandore by Mr. Barry, aided by the National Board; and an industrial department for instruction in agriculture and trades, and an infant's school, are about to be added. The girls' school has the advantage of the direction and general superintendence of Miss Adams who devotes her whole time to that object. There are some interesting remains of the old church; and those of the ancient castles of Glandore and Kilfinnan, which were extensive, have been modernised and enlarged, forming handsome residences previously noticed. - See GLANDORE
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of East Carbery West Division
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Adam's Island Aghatubrid Beg Aghatubrid More Brulea Carriglusky Coonties Cregg Drom Drombeg Eve Island Glandore T. |
Gortyowen Illaunmore Kilbeg Kilfinnan Killacoosane Knockarudane Maulagow Maulmareen Reenogrena Rushanes |
KILMACABEA - Lewis' Topographical Dictionary 1837 - KILMACABEA, a parish, partly in the Eastern Division of the barony of WEST CARBERY, but chiefly in the West Division of the barony of EAST CARBERY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 11 ½ miles (W) from Clonakilty, on the road from Cork to Skibbereen; containing 5,800 inhabitants. It is situated at the head of Glandore harbour, and comprises 11,559 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act, and valued at £3,965 per annum: there are about 100 acres of plantations and 1,400 of bog, besides several small lakes. The land is generally rocky; about two-thirds are under tillage; but agriculture is in an unimproved state. The substratum is clay-slate, with some calcareous schist and magnesian limestone. It is a vicarage, in the diocese of Ross, united to Kilfaughnabeg, and in the gift of the bishop: the rectory is partly impropriate in the Gumbleton family, and partly united to those of Kilfaughnabeg, Kilcoe, Aghadown, Kilcaskin, and part of Tullagh, which forms the corps of the archdeaconry of Ross, also in the patronage of the bishop. The tithes amount to £590, of which £99.5.6 is payable to the impropriator, £195.14.6 to the archdeacon, and £295 to the vicar; the entire tithes of the vicarial union amount to £435, and of the corps of the archdeaconry to £774.16.9. The church, which is a handsome building with a lofty square tower, in the village of Leap, was erected in 1827, at an expense of £900, which was granted by the late Board of First Fruits. There is a handsome glebe-house, with a glebe of 8a. 10p. In the RC divisions it is the head of a union or district, comprising also Kilfaughnabeg, and has a large and commodious chapel at Leap. The parochial school is endowed with an acre of land by the late Gen. O Donovan, and there are three other public schools, in which about 620 children are educated, also a Sunday school supported by the rector and curate. The ruins of the old church are near the village of Leap, the neighbourhood of which is very romantic and beautiful.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851
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Townland Acres Ballinlough Ballyriree Ballyroe Bawnfune Cappanabohy Carhoogarriff Carrigbaun Carrigeeny Cashel Cloonkeen Cloonkeen E. Cooladereen Coornishal Corran Middle Corran N. Corran S. Cullane E. Cullane W. Dromillihy Dungannon Dunscullib Gortnadihy Gortroe Gurteenaduige Inchnanoon Keamore Kilfadeen Killeenanimrish Killinga Kilmacabea Kilnacally Knockaneagh Knockanenacrohy Knockavoher Knockmore Knockskagh Leap T. Leap T. Madranna Maulatrahane Maulnagirra Mealisheen Milleenahilan Reavouler Shreelane Three-Gneeves Tullig |
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(CE 18/8/1843) - CONNELL TRIBUTE FOR 1842 - FROM the Parishes of KILMACKABEA and KILNAFAUHABEG - £5.14.6
| Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount |
| Jervis, Samuel, Esq. | 0.10.0 | Sheehan, David, RCC | 0.10.0 | Sheehan, John | 0.5.0 | Sheehan, Joseph, PP | 1.0.0 |
| Swanton, Richard, Esq. | 0.10.0 |
(CE 2/12/1846) - ANOTHER DEATH FROM STARVATION - OUR readers will perceive by the report of an inquest, which we quote from the Constitution, and which we give elsewhere, that another death has occurred from starvation. Glandore was the scene of the dismal tragedy. Comment is unnecessary, as nothing that we could write could penetrate the ossified heart of a thrice callous official.
(CE 17/2/1847) - …A gentleman has informed me that there are thirty dead bodies now awaiting interment in the neighbouring parishes of Kilmaccabee and Kilfachnabeg… - JEREMIAH O CALLAGHAN
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