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1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS LISGOOLD & BALLYKERANY -April 1766, G. Berkeley. Curate. - 2 Protestant Families, 86 Popish Families. James Roghan, the Popish Priest.
Pr. - Protestant. Arranged Alphabetically
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Ahern, Thomas Barry, Garret, / Barry, Garret, Mr., / Barry, Nicholas, /Barry, Thomas, (listed 4 times) Berade, John Bohilly, John Bourke, Matthias Brady, Edmond Bryan, James, / Bryan, Thomas Cashman, Timy. Colebert, James Collins, David, / Collins, Thomas Connel, Darby, / Connel, John Cott, Nicholas Cotter, Willm. Coughlan, Darby Courtenay, George, Mr., Pr. Cronine, Patk., / Cronine, Willm. Curtin, Willm. Daly, Thomas Davine, Joseph Davine, Willm. Dellea, James, /Dellea, John Desmond, Corns., / Desmond, John Donovane, John, / Donovane, Timy. Downing, Maurice Driscoll, Darby Dunn, Barthw. Egan, Thomas Fitzgerald, Edmond Forrest, John Fowlue, Denis Geary, John, / Geary, Willm. Gorman, Edmond, / Gorman, Joseph |
Griffin, Edmond Healy, Darby, / Healy, Garrett, / Healy, Willm. Hickey, John Howard, James Hyde, James Keefe, John, / Keefe, Thomas Kinnafeake, James Leahy, James Leane, Willm. Leary, Willm. Lewis, Willm. Loughnane, Thomas, / Loughnane, Willm. Lynch, John, / Lynch, Willm. Mahony, David, / Mahony, John Mansfield, Maurice Mccarthy, Thomas Mcguire, Willm. Meade, Richard Meagan, John Murphy, John, / Murphy, Laurence, / Murphy, Patk. Power, Thomas Ring, Darby Riordane, Joseph Roghane, John Seward, Barry Sullivane, Joseph, / Sullivane, Willm. Tobin, John Twomey, Philip Uniacke, John Walsh, Thomas Wigmore, John Wilson, Edmond, Pr. |
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1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS TEMPLECARRIGEGH -Returned with Midleton (Umagesagh) - Part of the RC Parish of Lisgoold
Pr. – Protestant. - Arranged Alphabetically
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Ahern, John Atkins, Mr., Pr. Barry, Garret, / Barry, James, (listed twice)/ Barry, Peter, / Barry, Richard, (listed twice)/ Barry, Robert Bohilly, Denis, / Bohilly, John, / Bohilly, Patk. Brien, Danl., / Brien, Philip Brooder, John Browne, Richard, / Browne, Thomas Carthy, John Collins, David, / Collins, Denis Condon, David Connel, John Cotter, James, (listed twice)/ Cotter, John, / Cotter, Maurice Cunnigham, Edward Dawly, David, / Dawly, James, / Dawly, Willm. Desmond, Corns., / Desmond, Darby, (listed twice) Donahoe, Denis Donovan, David, / Donovan, Timy. Driscoll, David Duggan, John, / Duggan, Timy. Dyer, Roger Erwin, John Fitzgerald, James, (listed twice)/ Flanagan, Maurice Fling, Darby, / Fling, John Furhane, John Henesy, Maurice, / Henesy, Willm. Keef, James Kelly, Thomas |
Kenah, George, Pr. Leahy, Danl., / Leahy, John Leane, John Mahony, Danl. Mansfield, Matthew Martin, John Mccarthy, Owen Melane, John Moore, James Mulcahy, Timy. Murry, Thomas Neagle, Patk. Noonan, Denis, / Noonan, Patk. Norrice, Coleman Power, John, / Power, Willm. Reagan, John Riordan, Barthw. Rohan, John, / Rohan, Willm. Scott, Garret, / Scott, Henry, Pr./ Scott, Thomas, Pr. Sheean, Brian, / Sheean, Denis Spullane, Denis, / Spullane, Patk. Stack, John Sullivan, Danl., / Sullivan, Denis, / Sullivan, Owen Twohig, David Welsh, John Whelan, Maurice |
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1768 - Templenacarrigga & Templebodane –Tenants of the Barrymore Estate compiled from various advertisements. These advertisements list the 'present tenants' of the lands advertised ‘to be let for three lives or thirty-one years’ in the 'Cork Evening Post,' 1768. See also Ó Buachalla, Liam, 'Tenant-Farmers of then Barrymore Estate, 1768,' JCHAS, Vol. 51, 1946
| Present Tenants | Denominations | Acres A.P.R. |
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| Barry, Richard | West old court | 49.0.0 | Templenacarrigga |
| Brown, John | West old court | 121.0.0 | Templenacarrigga |
| Coppinger, Dr. John | Coolnapishy [Peafield], a part called Ballingar | 185.1.28 | Templebodane |
| Daly, John & Partners | Templenacarrigy | 183.2.08 | Templenacarrigga |
| Dinneen, John & Partners | Coolnapishy [Peafield], a part called Ballingar | 117.2.16 | Templebodane |
| Hinesy, William | Carrickaginna [Carrigogna] | 16.1.31 | Templenacarrigga |
| Kelly, Thomas | Carrickaginna [Carrigogna] | 82.3.32 | Templenacarrigga |
| Martin, John | Templenacarrigy | 43.3.38 | Templenacarrigga |
| Power, Edmond | Carrickaginna [Carrigogna] | 63.3.39 | Templenacarrigga |
| Power, John | West old court | 19.0.0 | Templenacarrigga |
| Power, William & [H]Ennisy, John | Carrickaginna [Carrigogna] | 51.0.6 | Templenacarrigga |
| Riordan, John | Templenacarrigy | 28.1.10 | Templenacarrigga |
| Rohane, William | Carrickaginna [Carrigogna] | 33.1.21 | Templenacarrigga |
| Walsh, James & Partners | Coolnapishy [Peafield], a part called Ballingar | 160.0.4 | Templebodane |
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1770 -(HC 4/10/1770) -A few days ago, Mr. John Mc.Carthy, of Templenacarige, read his recantation from the Church of Rome, and embraced the Protestant Religion, in the Parish Church of Castle-town-Roche.
1790 -(HC 3/3/1791) – TO BE LET from the 25th of March, and 1st of May next, for Three Lives, or Thirty-One Years, the following Lands and Houses, part of the Estate of the Right Honourable the EARL of BARRYMORE, in the County of Cork:- Proposals to be received (and kept secret if required) sealed up and directed to EDWARD COLLINS, Esq., at the Agent’s Office, Ann-Grove, near Cork, and Duplicates, thereof, forwarded to him, No.9, Picadilly, West End, London.
Arranged Alphabetically
| Present Tenants | Denominations | Civil Parish | Quality | ARP | Observations |
| Cotter, James | Part of West Old-Court | Templenacarriga | Arable & Pasture | 19.0.26 | (2) |
| Curtin, Cornelius | Part of West Old-Court | Templenacarriga | Arable & Pasture | 48.3.00 | (2) |
| Fitzgerald, James, Executors of | Carrigbranagh | ? | Arable & Pasture | 171.0.00 | (2) |
Observations
(2) – These Lands lie within three Miles of Middleton, are well Watered, and have each a Farm-House on it.
1802 - (CMC 13/8/1802) GAME CERTIFICATES (Selections) –Lisgoold -O Hea, Stephen, Rifke, Templebodan, Barrymore
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| Lisgoold-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 (PRO) online catalogues at:- http://catalogue.pro.gov.uk/ |
| Name | Served in…/Discharged | Covering Dates |
| Dwyer, Daniel | Born ‘Lissgould.’ 37th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 34 | 1827-1841 |
| Fitzgerald, Michael | Born Lisgoold. 17th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 | 1831-1844 |
| Reardon, Michael | Born ‘Lisgool.’ 60th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 | 1846-1850 |
| Warren, Michael | Born ‘Lisgauld.’ 63rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 | 1823-1837 |
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1834 TITHE APPLOTMENT FOR THE PARISH OF LISGOOLD -24th April 1834. - Arranged Alphabetically
OCCUPIER, TOWNLAND(S)
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Barry, David, Curbally-Bawn Barry, Edmond, Esq., Ballysallah Barry, Garret Standish, Esq., Lemlara & West Clash, Barry, John & Michael, East Clash Barry, Michael, Curbally Barry, Michael, see Barry, John, East Clash Buckley, Daniel, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Curbally-Beg Buckley, Darby, Curbally Buckley, Edmond, Curbally, East Clash, Curballymore Buckley, John, Curbally, East Clash Buckley, Timothy, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, East Clash Coghlan, Timothy, Glengariff & Carrigane Coleman, David, Ballysallah Coleman, Denis, Ballysallah Connell, John, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Connell, Stephen, Glengariff & Carrigane Connell, Thomas, Curballymore, Glengariff & Carrigane Connors, John, East Clash, Ballylea Cullinane, John, Curbally Cunningham, John, Ballylea Daly, Widow, Glengariff & Carrigane Dawley, Thomas, Ballylea Donovan, Andrew, Curballymore, Ballysallah Donovan, John, Curballymore Donovan, Maurice, Curballymore Donovan, Michael, Curballymore Donovan, Patrick, Curballymore Donovan, William, Curballymore |
Dunlea, Edmond, Curbally Dunlea, Owen, East Clash Eagan, Darby, Glengariff & Carrigane Flynn, William, Ballylea Forest, David, Glengariff & Carrigane Hartnet, William, Ballynoonteen Hegarty, Denis, Ballylea Hegarty, James, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Hegarty, Timothy, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Huggan?, Widow, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Kilty, John, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Marks, John, Ballysallah McCarthy, John & James, Glengariff & Carrigane, Mornane, William, Ballysallah Nugent, Redmond, Curballymore Pine, Jasper, Esq., Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Reardon, Charles, Ballynoonteen Reardon, Denis, Ballynoonteen Reardon, Martin, Ballynoonteen Reardon, Michael, Ballynoonteen Reardon, Patrick, Ballynoonteen Reardon, William, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Spillane, Patrick, Lisgoold House Quarter & Ballinvieg, Sweeny, Owen, Curballymore Terry, James, Glengariff & Carrigane Walsh, John, Rev., Curballymore Walsh, William, Ballylea Warren, William, Esq., Ballynaskeha |
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1833 TEMPLENECARRIGY TITHE APPLOTMENT -5,200 acres in the Parish. The entire 5,200 acres in the possession of a protestant Landlord - Upon this Tithe, £498.8.8 to be paid to Edmond Cotter, Rector of Parish., Henry Shaw, Commissioner Arranged Alphabetically
Name, Townland(s)
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Buckley, Widow , Leadenton Ahern, David , Leadenton Ahern, William , Ballymacsliny, Walshtown More Atkins, John, Esq., Leadenton Barry, Andrew , Walshtown Beg Barry, John , Old Court Barry, Judith , Ballyrierdon, Shanavougha Barry, Patrick , Glaunavelling Barry, Richard , Walshtown Beg Brooder, Darby , Ballyedmond Brooder, Michael , Ballyedmond Brooder, Widow , Ballyedmond Bryan, Batt , Rathgire Bryan, Philip , Rathgire Buckley, Widow , Walshtown More Canavan, Michael , Walshtown More Carey, John , Ballyedmond Carney, John , Walshtown More Casey, Mary , Leadenton Casey, Timothy , Ballymacsliny, Leadenton Cashman, Daniel , Templenecarriga Cashman, Patrick , Old Court Coffee, Darby , Walshtown Beg Coffee, Patrick , Walshtown Beg Collins, Corn. , Walshtown More Connor, James , Walshtown More Connor, Patrick , Walshtown More Cotter, Laurence , Walshtown Beg Courtenay, George , Templenecarriga, Old Court Courtenay, Robert, Esq. , Ballyedmond, Ballyrierdon, Corigogina, Ballystrasna Cull, John , Rathgire, Templenecarriga Cullinane, Charles , Ballymacsliny Denahy, James , Leadenton Denahy, John , Walshtown More Donovan, Corn. , Walshtown Beg Donovan, David , Walshtown Beg Donovan, Timothy , Walshtown Beg Duggan, Darby , Walshtown Beg Duggan, Timothy , Walshtown Beg Erwin, James , Templenecarriga Flynn, Coleman , Leadenton Flynn, Cornelius , Curracondon Flynn, Denis , Curracondon Foley, John , Rathgire Graham, David , Shanavougha Hayes, James , Old Court Hayes, John , Shanavougha Heffernan, Patrick , Templenecarriga Hegarty, Patrick , Old Court |
Hickey, Simon , Templenecarriga Hogan, Michael , Walshtown More Hudson, John , Corigogina Keefe, David , Corigogina Keefe, Peter , Walshtown More Lane, Edmond , Walshtown Beg Lane, John , Walshtown Beg Lynch, John, Walshtown More Lynch, Michael , Walshtown More Lynch, Widow , Walshtown More Maher, Edmond , Templenecarriga Maher, John , Ballyedmond Meade, Denis , Walshtown Beg Moore, John , Walshtown More Moore, Michael, Corigogina Moore, Patrick , Walshtown More Moore, Widow , Glaunavelling, Walshtown More Morrisson ?, , Walshtown Beg Mulcahy, Mary , Walshtown More Mulcahy, Timothy , Templenecarriga Murphy, John , Rathgire Murphy, Patrick , Leadenton Payne, James , Walshtown More Redding, Dennis, Walshtown More Rierdon, Charles , Walshtown More Rierdon, John , Ballyedmond Rierdon, Michael , Ballyedmond, Walshtown More Rierdon, Thomas , Walshtown More Rierdon, Timothy , Walshtown More Ring, James , Walshtown Beg Ring, John , Walshtown Beg Ring, Mary , Walshtown Beg Ring, Michael , Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy , Walshtown Beg Rohan, Jeremiah , Templenecarriga Shea, Daniel , Templenecarriga Sheehan, John , Walshtown Beg Spillane, Daniel , Ballyedmond Spillane, James , Ballymacsliny Stack, Edmond , Ballyedmond Stack, George , Ballyedmond Stack, Thomas , Ballyedmond Tyner, Richard , Leadenton Walsh, John , Corigogina, Ballystrasna Walsh, Patrick , Walshtown Beg Walsh, Richard , Corigogina Williams, John , Walshtown Beg Williams, Thomas , Walshtown More |
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BALLYCURRANY – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837- BALLYCARANEY, or BALLYCRANA, a parish, in the barony of BARRYMORE, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 8 miles (SSE) from Rathcormac; containing 1036 inhabitants. It comprises 6461 statute acres, as apploted under the tithe act. And valued at £3240 per annum: a small portin is in pasture and the remainder is under tillage. The gentlemen’s seats are Lemlara House, that of Garrett Standish Barry, Esq., situated in a well-cultivated and highly improved demesne; Ballinaclashy, of the Rev. G. E. Cotter; and Ballycrana, of Jos. Wilson, Esq. It is a rectory, in the diocese of Cloyne, and forms part of the union of Lisgoold and corps of the precentorship in the cathedral of Cloyne: the tithes amount to £184.12.3 ¾ . In the RC divisions also it is included in the union or district of Lisgoold.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Barrymore
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Ballycurrany E. Ballycurrany W. Ballynabrannagh E. Ballynabrannagh W. Ballynaclashy Ballynaglogh Ballynakilla Ballyvatta |
Clash E. Clash W. Condonstown Dooneen Killeagh Knockakeen Leamlara Moanbaun |
LISGOOLD – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837- LISGOOLD, a parish, in the barony of BARRYMORE, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 6 ¾ miles (SSE) from Rathcormac, on the road from Midleton to Fermoy; containing 893 inhabitants. It comprises 6981 statute acres, as apploted under the tithe act, and valued at £4688.15 per annum: the soil is poor, and the state of agriculture is rather backward. The beautiful glen of Bally-Edmond contains some fine plantations, and is traversed by the tiver Curra in its course to Midleton. Fairs are held at Lisgoold on May 1st, June 24th, Nov. 1st and Dec. 21st. The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of Cloyne, united prior to any exisiting record to the rectories and vicarages of Ballintemple and Imphrick, the rectory of Ballycaraney, and two-thirds of the rectory of Kilcredan, together constituting the union of Lisgoold and the corps of the precentorship of the cathedral of Cloyne, in the gift of the Bishop; the rectory is impropriate in G. Lukey, of Midleton, Esq. The tithes amount to £201.15.6 ½ of which £118.14 is payable to the impropriator, and the remainder to the incumbent; the entire tithes of the benefice amount to £977.3.5 ½ . There is a glebe of 19a. 2r. 23p. The church, towards the erection of which the late Board of First Fruits contributed £500, was built in 1788. With the exception of Lisgoold and Ballycaraney the parishes of the union are detached at a considerable distance from each other. In the RC divisions Lisgoold gives name to the union or district, which also comprises the parishes of Ballycaraney, Templeboden, and Templenacarrigy: the chapel is at Lisgoold.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Barrymore
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Ballyleagh Ballynaskeha Ballysallagh Carrigane Clash E. Clash W. Corbally N. Corbally S. |
Corballybane Glengarriff Beg Glengarriff More Leamlara Lisgoold E. Lisgoold N. Lisgoold W. Poundquarter |
TEMPLEBODANE – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 - TEMPLEBODANE, or DRONMOYNE, a parish, in the barony of BARRYMORE, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 5 miles (S.E.) from Rathcormac, on the road from Midleton to Fermoy; containing 1337 inhabitants. This parish comprises 4685 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act, and valued at 2340 per ann.: there are 3037 acres of arable and pasture land, 80 of woodland, and 56 of bog, the remainder being mountain and waste. In the hamlet of Ballinacurrig is a police station. Cadogan, the elegant residence of Dennis O’Callaghan, Esq., is situated in grounds carefully laid out; the rhododendron, planted in clusters in its native soil, flourishes in great luxuriance and beauty, and in the lower grounds is an arbor vitae of great size, also some laurels of large growth. Dunlarick, the seat of J. Barr Esq., stands in a demesne embellished with extensive and thriving plantations, the whole of which was formerly waste land. The liv ing is a vicarage, in the diocese of Cloyne, and in the patronage of the Bishop; the rectory is appropriate to the vicars choral of Christ—Church cathedral, Dublin. The tithes amounting to 348. 7. 4 are equally divided between the vicars choral and the vicar: there is a glebe of nine acres. In the R. C. divisions the parish forms part of the union or district of Lisgoold. Here is a pay school, in which are about 40 children. There are some slight remains of the castle of Rathgabbane.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Barrymore
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Ballincurrig Ballyerra Ballyoneen Ballyrobert Caherduggan Demesne Caherduggan E. Caherduggan W. Dundellerick E. |
Dundellerick W. Monananig Oldcourt Peafield Portavarrig Rathcobane Riesk Templebodan |
TEMPLENACARRIGA – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 - TEMPLENECARRIGA, a parish, in the barony of BARRYMORE, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 6 ½ MILES (SE) from Rathcormac, on the road to Midleton; containing 1602 inhabitants, and comprising 4942 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act, of which 64 are woodland, the rest being either pasture or under tillage. It is a rectory, in the diocese of Cloyne, forming the corps of the treasureship of Cloyne, and in the patronage of the Bishop; the tithes amount to £498.8.8, and the gross annual income of the treasurer is £508.8.8 The glebe comprises 44 acres, and there is a glebe-house. The church is in ruins, but divine service is performed in a school-house licensed by the bishop, until a new church shall be built. In the RC divisions it is part of the union or district of Lisgoold. There are four small schools.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Barrymore
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Acres Ballyedmond Ballyedmond Little Ballymacsliney Ballyreardon Ballytrasna Carrigogna Curraghcondon Glenawillin Glenreagh Knockaneshane Knocknamouragh |
Leadinton Oldcourt E. Oldcourt W. Rathgire Shanavougha Templenacarriga N. Templenacarriga S. Walshtown Beg Walshtown More E. Walshtown More W. Walshtown T. |
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LISGOOLD; DEVON COMMISSION EVIDENCE 1844
‘EVIDENCE taken before HER MAJESTY’S COMMISSIONERS of inquiry into the state of the LAW AND PRACTICE in respect to the OCCUPATION OF LAND IN IRELAND PART III’
Rev. James Walsh, Parish Priest of Lisgoold, evidence given at Midleton, 16th September, 1844, pps. 41-42. Rev. James Walsh, Parish Priest of Lisgoold 1835-45, nephew of Rev. John Walsh, Parish Priest of Lisgoold 1800 -35, ordained in 1815. He was appointed Parish Priest of Conna in 1845 and died in 1865. (Lisgoold; A Church History, Tomás O Riordáin, nd)
The Reverend James Welsh, sworn and examined.
1. Are you parish priest of Lisgoold? – Yes, I am.
2. Is that near this town? – It is about an English mile from this town.
3. What is the district with which you are particularly acquainted? – The parish of Lisgoold.
4. How long have you been priest there? – Since the year 1835.
5. What is the rent of average land in the district? – In one portion of the district it is 20s.
6. What proportion should you say it bore to the poor law valuation? – I do not exactly know of my own knowledge. I was inquiring about it yesterday of farmers in the district, and, as far as I could learn from them, the poor law valuation in some cases is higher than the rent, and in others lower. They complain a good deal of the valuation under the poor law being too high, and higher than it is in other districts in the neighbourhood.
7. What mode is usually adopted of recovering rent from defaulting tenants? – Distraining the lands, or by ejectment.
8. Do they frequently proceed to sell the distress? – No, not often. I do not know many instances where they have proceeded to sell the distress.
9. Do you happen to know the amount of the driver’s fees? – No, I do not. Sometimes the landlords distrain the property of the tenants in order to urge them to pay the rent, and where they do not proceed to a sale they only charge the driver’s fees.
10. Do you happen to know the amount of the driver’s fees? – No. If there are keepers put upon the property they are paid, but I do not exactly know how much. I suppose they are paid more than the usual hire of a day labourer – about double that.
11. What are the usual wages of a labourer? – Those who work with the working farmers receive about 6d. a day. Those who are employed by gentlemen are paid over that – they receive about 8d.
12. How soon after the rent becomes due is it usually demanded? – I should think in about six months. There is generally a running gale allowed. I know one instance where the tenant informed me that immediately after the gale-day the rent was demanded. That is owing, I believe, to his having incurred the displeasure of his landlord; but it is generally demanded six months after it becomes due.
13. Are arrears of long standing held over against the tenants? – Arrears of long standing are generally held over the tenant.
14. Do you allude in general to the properties in the district, or to any particular property? – I cannot say that it has been the practice, except with regard to lands under the court of chancery. I know latterly, upon some portion of the property in my district, the tenants have been treated with a good deal of indulgence by the court of chancery. Arrears have been for the present forgiven; whether they are to be demanded hereafter I do not know. That has been done during the minority. Whether, when the party comes of age, they will be demanded, I do not know. A deduction has also been made in the rent.
15. Are receipts in full generally given when a full gale is paid? – Receipts in full are not generally given, because rents are not fully paid up.
16. Where rent is reduced, and the tenant pays the reduced rent in full, are receipts given for the reduced rent up to the particular gale, or is there an arrear still held over? - I am no acquainted with that.
17. Are you acquainted with Lord Midleton’s estate? – There is some portion of it in my parish, and I have heard from Lord Midleton’s tenants that the out-standing arrears during the time of his father were held over the tenants, and they mentioned to me that they were sued for those arrears – at least that they were required of them, and the people had recourse to every effort to pay those arrears, in the hope of being allowed to retain the land still. (Note to the side: - See Mr. Foley’s Evidence ..47. See also Mr. Foley’s Statement, Appendix B. No. 151 – not included here)
18. Has there been any consolidation of farms in the district? – Very little in my district. I do not know of any except on Lord Mildeton’s estate. In one instance, upon one farm, some of the tenants were dispossessed, and the land given to two. There were on the same place some alterations made before my time, and the persons who had been tenants were dispossessed. They got cabins, and a little garden of a few perches of land attached to those cabins, and those persons who had little holdings were sent away. I suppose they merely held them at the pleasure of the landlord.
19. Do the tenants generally hold by lease, or from year to year merely? – Some hold by lease, and some under proposals. There has generally been a promise of some sort, but many of them have no leases. On Lord Midleton’s property, I do not know of any who have got leases latterly, and upon another property which is under the court of chancery.
20. Are the tenants anxious to obtain leases? – Yes, they are decidedly anxious.
21. Have any difficulties arisen in this neighbourhood in consequence of these promises of leases, or has any misunderstanding arisen between the landlords and tenants in relation to them? – I do not recollect any particular instance.
22. By whom are permanent improvements in land or buildings generally effected; by the landlord or tenant? – Generally by the tenant. I understand, on the part of Mr. Smith Barry, he gives encouragement to his tenants, and gives them compensation for any permanent improvements in draining the land. I do not know of any others who give any encouragement to any extent. With regard to the amount of capital, I believe there is very little money in the hands of the working farmers; their capital consists of their own labour principally. A very few of them may have money, but those who have money, in consequence of the uncertain tenure, will not be inclined to expend it upon the land.
23. In your opinion, if arrangements were made for remunerating tenants for permanent improvements in the event of their being dispossessed, do you think there would be found capital in the country in the hands of the farmers for that purpose? – If they got encouragement and had a permanent tie in the land, and if there was any remuneration for permanent improvements, it would tend greatly to the improvement of the land; and such capital as they have, which consists principally of the labour of themselves and their families, would be expended on the land.
24. With respect to the condition of the farming population, are the large farmers improving in their circumstances? – In my district there are very few large farmers, perhaps not more than three or four, who hold over 100 acres – the rest are small; and I think that the general condition of the farmers of all descriptions, in my district, is far from being comfortable.
25. Are they getting better or worse? – I do not know; they have always been bad enough off.
26. To what do you attribute their impoverished condition? – The high rent of the land, and perhaps the low prices they get for their produce, and the want of capital.
27. Are there any instances in your neighbourhood in which industrious farmers by their own exertions have realised property? – There are not many instances; there are a few instances where they have become more comfortable, but I cannot say they have realised property.
28. Is the condition of the labourers at all improving? – Indeed, I do not think it is in my district.
29. To what do you attribute that? – I should think the trifling remuneration they get for their labour from the working farmers, 6d. a day, out of which they have to pay the rent of their cabins and the rent of their gardens, leaves them very little to expend upon themselves; they have to work and by their labour to pay for a house and garden, and I do not think that they could in any way support their families, were it not for the permission that is given them by the farmers of collecting the droppings of the cattle off the grazing lands, and then they get ground merely for the manuring of it afterwards in the subsequent year – that is some advantage to those working as labourers.
30. What do they generally pay for the land? – For the land they manure themselves, they pay nothing.
31. Not even the landlord’s rent? – No.
32. Have there been any agrarian outrages in your district? – No, not a single instance since I went there, nor did I hear of any for many years before I went there. Those persons holding land under the courts are treated more indulgently than by other landlords.
33. In what does that indulgence consist? – In the reduction of the rent, and also in the arrears not being demanded of them.
34. Are there any properties under the courts at the suit of creditors? – I think there is one property which belongs to Mr. Parker; in that instance the arrears have been forgiven, and a reduction made also to the tenants.
35. Have they been forgiven as being uncollectable? – I do not know the ground. I suppose it was thought they would not have the means of paying – that they were uncollectable.
36. Have you any suggestions to lay before the commissioners? – The working farmers sometimes complain that they have to pay rent for the public highways through their farms. Every thing is measured in the farms, the highways and rivers, and they have to pay the cess for them the same as the land they cultivate.
[The witness withdrew]
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(CE 3/1/1844) - THE O CONNELL TRIBUTE - PARISH OF LISGOOLD £10.16.0
| Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount |
| Barry, Ed., Esq. | 1.0.0 | Barry, James, Esq., Dundilerick | 1.0.0 | Buckley, Rev. T., RCC | 1.0.0 | Walsh, Rev., James, PP | 1.10.0 |
The above is an extraordinary large sum from so small and so poor a parish.
(CE 29/11/1844) - LISGOOLD - O CONNELL TRIBUTE 1844 per Rev. T. Buckley, RCC
| Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount |
| Barry, Edward, Esq. | 0.10.0 | Barry, James, Esq. | 0.10.0 | Buckley, Rev. T., RCC | 1.0.0 | Walsh, Rev. James | 1.0.0 |
The Parish of Lisgoold is always the most forward of the Country Districts in the discharge of this great National..............................
(CE 23/1/1846) – O CONNELL TRIBUTE, 1845 – PARISH OF LISGOOLD, £20.15.6 –including the following Subscriptions, per REV. T. BUCKLEY:-
| Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount | Name | Amount |
| Barry, Ed., Esq. | 0.10.0 | Buckley, T., Rev., CC | 1.0.0 | Ives, D., Mr. | 0.2.6 | Riordan, J., Mr. | 0.2.6 |
| Barry, Julia, Mrs. | 0.2.6 | Cogan, J., Mr. | 0.10.0 | Lomasny, W., Mr. | 0.5.0 | Riordan, J., Mr. | 0.2.6 |
| Brien, J., Mr. | 0.2.6 | Cotter, J., Mr. | 0.4.0 | M’Grath, J., Mr. | 0.2.6 | Stack, T., Mr. | 0.5.0 |
| Buckley, E., Mr. | 0.2.6 | Flynn, C., Mr. | 0.2.6 | O Hea, E., Rev., PP | 1.10.0 |
(CC 18/6/1846) – TEMPLENACARRIGGY PARISH POOR RELIEF FUND
| Name | £.s.d. | Name | £.s.d. | Name | £.s.d. |
| Atkins, J. T., Esq. | 3.0.0 | Duggan, Tim. | 0.5.0 | Moore, Pat. | 0.10.0 |
| Barry, Widow J. | 2.0.0 | Flynn, Cole. | 0.10.0 | Nason, Henry K., Esq. | 2.0.0 |
| Brien, John | 0.10.0 | Flynn, Mich. | 0.10.0 | O Hea, E., Rev. | 2.0.0 |
| Brooder, Mich. | 0.10.0 | Flynn, Mr. | 3.0.0 | Reardon, C., Mr. | 1.0.0 |
| Carey, John | 1.0.0 | Garde, Thomas, Esq., MD | 2.0.0 | Ring, David | 0.5.0 |
| Cashman, Widow | 1.0.0 | Garde, Thos., Esq. | 1.0.0 | Ring, T. Jas. | 0.5.0 |
| Conroy, Chas. | 1.0.0 | Hallaran, W., Rev. | 3.0.0 | Ring, Tim. | 0.5.0 |
| Cotter, G. E., Rev. | 10.0.0 | Hartnett, T., Mr. | 0.8.0 | Scott, John, Rev. | 1.0.0 |
| Cotter, James | 0.5.0 | Hegarty, Rich. | 0.2.6 | Splaine, Jas. | 1.0.0 |
| Cotter, Laur. | 0.6.0 | Hogan, Jerh. | 1.0.0 | Splaine, Mich. | 0.10.0 |
| Courtenay, G., Esq. | 1.0.0 | Kearney, John | 0.5.0 | Stack, Edw. | 0.10.0 |
| Courtenay, John, Esq. | 20.0.0 | Keeffe, Daniel | 0.5.0 | Stack, Garrett | 0.10.0 |
| Courtenay, T., Esq. | 1.0.0 | Lane, John | 0.10.0 | Stack, Thos. | 3.0.0 |
| Cullinan, C., Mr. | 1.10.0 | Lane, Mich. | 1.0.0 | Walsh, James | 1.0.0 |
| Daly, John | 0.10.0 | Midleton, Viscount | 15.0.0 | Walsh, Rich. | 0.10.0 |
| Duggan, Pat. | 0.5.0 | Moore, Daniel | 0.10.0 | Wilson, Hen., Esq. | 1.0.0 |
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GRIFFITH’S VALUATION APRIL 1853 - CIVIL PARISH OF BALLYCURRANY, Barony of Barrymore -Arranged Alphabetically
Features
Ballycurrany West – Grave-yard, Rev. William Maunsell, Lessor
Occupier, Townland(s)
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Ahern, John, Moanbaun Ahern, Michael, Ballinakilla Barrett, John, Ballyvatta Barry, Honor, Ballycurrany East Barry, James, Ballycurrany West, Ballynaclashy Barry, John, Jun., Knockakeen Barry, John, Sen., Knockakeen Barry, Patrick, Knockakeen Barry, Penelope S., Leamlara Barry, William, Knockakeen Brien, Daniel, Moanbaun Brien, John Donald, Moanbaun Brien, Mary, Moanbaun Brien, Patrick (Pat), Moanbaun Brien, Patrick (Wm.), Moanbaun Brien, William (John), Moanbaun Brien, William (Pat), Moanbaun Buckley, Michael (Land), Clash East Buckley, Patrick, Clash East Buckley, Richard, Knockakeen Butler, John, Ballycurrany East Butler, Richard, Ballycurrany East Callaghan, Ellen, Ballyvatta Carroll, Ellen, Moanbaun Cashman, Cornelius, Ballynaglogh Cashman, Daniel, Doneen Cashman, Denis, Killeagh Cashman, John, See Murphy, John, Moanbaun Cashman, William, Ballynaclashy Coghlan, Edmond, Ballinakilla Coghlan, John, Ballinakilla Coghlan, Michael, Ballinakilla Coleman, James, Ballycurrany West Coleman, Thomas, Ballycurrany West Collins, Maurice, Ballinakilla Connors, John, Ballyvatta Connors, Timothy, Ballycurrany West Connory, Bartholomew, Ballynaclashy Cotter, Garrett, Knockakeen Cotter, James, Ballynaclashy, Ballynaglogh Cotter, Laurence, Ballycurrany West Cotter, Michael, Ballycurrany East Cotter, Thomas, Ballinakilla Cotter, Thomas, See Cox, Michael, Ballinakilla Cotter,William, Knockakeen Courtenay, George, Ballynaclashy Cox, Michael, Ballinakilla Cox, Michael; Cotter, Thomas; Graham, John (Land, Commage), Ballinakilla Cronin, John, Ballyvatta Crowley, Daniel, Ballyvatta Curran, Daniel, Ballycurrany East Daly, John, Ballyvatta Daly, Michael, Ballycurrany East Daly, Patrick, Ballinakilla Daly, William, Ballynaclashy Donovan, John, Ballynaclashy Donovan, William, Killeagh Dooling, Daniel, Ballinakilla Dooling, Mary, Ballyvatta Doyle, William, Ballynabrannagh West Duggan, John, Ballynaclashy Dunlea, Patrick, Ballycurrany West |
Farrell, James, Ballyvatta Fitzgerald, Ellen, Ballyvatta Fitzgerald, John, Ballycurrany West, Ballyvatta Fitzgerald, Maurice, Ballycurrany West Fitzgerald, William, Ballinakilla Forrest, Catherine, Moanbaun Graham, John, Ballinakilla Graham, John, See Cox, Michael, Ballinakilla Hudson, John, Md, Ballinakilla Keeffe, Timothy, Ballynabrannagh East Keleher, Michael (Land), Ballinakilla Keleher, William, Ballycurrany West Kenny, Cornelius, Ballyvatta Leahy, Edmond, Ballycurrany West Leahy, Edmond (Land), Knockakeen Leahy, Ellen, Moanbaun Leahy, Margaret, Leamlara Leahy, Thomas, Ballycurrany West Lenihan, Edmond, Ballynabrannagh East Lynch, John, Moanbaun M’carthy, Daniel, Ballynabrannagh East, Ballyvatta M’carthy, Denis, Leamlara M’carthy, James, Ballynabrannagh East M’carthy, Johanna, Ballynabrannagh East M’carthy, John, Ballynaclashy M’carthy, Patrick, Ballynaclashy M’carthy, Richard, Ballynabrannagh East M’carthy, Timothy, Ballyvatta M’carthy, William, Ballyvatta Mahony, Catherine, Ballyvatta Meenahan, John, Leamlara Morrogh, Robert, Ballynabrannagh West Mulcahy, Catherine, Ballinakilla Mulcahy, Daniel, Ballinakilla Mulcahy, David, Ballinakilla Mulcahy, Jeremiah, Leamlara Mulcahy, Patrick, Ballynabrannagh East, Clash West Mulcahy, Timothy, Ballynaclashy Mulcahy, William, Ballinakilla Murphy, John & Cashman, John (Land, Mountain), Moanbaun, Murphy, Timothy, Clash East Power, David, Ballynaclashy Power, Michael, Ballynabrannagh West Regan, John (House, Mill (In Ruins), Land), Doneen Ryan, James, Doneen Scannell, John, Doneen Sexton, Mary, Ballyvatta Sheridan, Daniel, Condonstown Sheridan, Johanna, Knockakeen Sheridan, Michael, Ballinakilla Sheridan, Patrick, Ballinakilla Sheridan, William, Ballynabrannagh East Sliney, Honoria, Ballinakilla Tatton, Michael (House, Offices, Corn-Mill & Land), Doneen Tobin, Mary, Ballynaglogh Twomey, Daniel, Doneen Warren, Richard, Clash East Whelan, John, Knockakeen Wilson, Edward, Ballynaclashy Wilson, Henry, Ballynaclashy Wilson, Joseph, Ballycurrany East |
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GRIFFITH’S VALUATION APRIL 1853 - CIVIL PARISH OF LISGOOLD, Barony of Barrymore -Arranged Alphabetically
Features
Glengarriff More – Nation school-house, Edmund B. Roche, Lessor
Leamlara – RC Chapel & yard, Penelope S. Barry, Lessor
Lisgoold East – Church & graveyard, Rev. William Maunsell, Lessor
Lisgoold East – RC Chapel & yard, Rev. Wm. M. Pyne, Lessor
Occupier, Townland(s)
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Ahern, John, Corbally South Barrett, Catherine, Ballysallagh Barry, David, Corballybane Barry, Edmund (Land), Ballysallagh Barry, John, Poundquarter Barry, Michael (Pound, Poundquarter), Corballybane, Poundquarter Barry, Richard, Lisgoold North Brien, Denis, Glengarriff Beg Brien, Owen, Corbally North Brooder, David, Ballysallagh Buckley, Edmond (Land, Clash East), Corbally South, Clash East Buckley, John, Corbally South Buckley, Michael, Clash East Buckley, Patrick, Corbally South, Lisgoold East Buckley, Patrick, Lisgoold North Buckley, William, Lisgoold East Cannery, Thomas, Lisgoold West Carey, Eliza, Clash East Cashman, James, Carrigane Cashman, John, Carrigane Cashman, John & Murphy, John (Land, Mountain), Carrigane Colbert, Michael, Lisgoold North Coleman, David, Ballysallagh Coleman, Patrick, Ballysallagh Collins, Richard, Lisgoold East Connell, Bartholomew, Ballyleagh Connell, Thomas, Ballyleagh, Corbally North Cotter, John, Corbally South Cotter, William, Corballybane Cremin, Daniel, Lisgoold North Cronin, Catherine, Lisgoold East Cronin, Timothy, Clash East Curtin, James, Ballynaskeha Curtin, Michael, Poundquarter Daly, John, Ballynaskeha Daly, Judith, Corbally South Delaye, Mary, Lisgoold North Delaye, Owen, Clash East Donovan, Andrew (Land), Ballysallagh Donovan, Catherine Donovan, Catherine, See Maher, James, Corbally North Donovan, James, Corbally North Donovan, John, Corbally North Donovan, Michael, Corbally North, Glengarriff More Donovan, Patrick, Corbally North Donovan, Thomas, Corbally North Donovan, Thomas, See Maher, James, Corbally North Donovan, William, Corbally South Dwyer, Edmond, Lisgoold West Egan, Margaret, Carrigane Egan, Mary, Carrigane Fitzgerald, Catherine, Ballysallagh Fitzgerald, Mary, Poundquarter Fitzgerald, Michael, Ballysallagh Fitzgerald, Richard, Lisgoold North Fitzgerald, William, Ballynaskeha Forrest, John, Clash West |
Golding, Margaret, Lisgoold North Hart, Judith, Clash East Hartnett, Thomas, Lisgoold North Heagarty, James, Lisgoold East Hegarty, David, Ballysallagh Hegarty, Jeremiah, Ballyleagh Higgins, Michael, Lisgoold West Keeffe, Daniel, Ballynaskeha Keeffe, David, Lisgoold East Keeffe, Jeremiah, Lisgoold West Kelly, Matthew, Lisgoold West Kinery, Patrick, Corbally North Kirby, Richard, Ballynaskeha Lane, John, Glengarriff More Leary, Daniel, Lisgoold East Leary, James, Lisgoold East Leary, Patrick, Lisgoold East Lehan, Eliza, Corbally North Lenihan, Edmond (Smithy), Glengarriff More Maher, James, Corbally North Maher, James & James; Donovan, Catherine & Thomas (Land, Commonage), Corbally North Maher, James, See Maher, James, Corbally North Maher, John, Corbally North Mahony, Bartholomew, Lisgoold East Mahony, Margaret, Glengarriff More Mangan, Thomas, Ballyleagh Martin, Wm. J., Rev., Lisgoold North Murphy, John, Carrigane Murphy, John, See Cashman, John, Carrigane Norris, Patrick, Lisgoold East Nugent, Redmond, Corbally North O Hea, Eugene, Rev., Corbally North O Mullane, David, Rev., Lisgoold East Power, Michael, Ballyleagh Pyne, Wm. M., Rev., Lisgoold East Reardon, Charles, Lisgoold North Reardon, Denis, Lisgoold North Reardon, Ellen, Lisgoold North Reardon, John, Lisgoold North Reardon, John (Labourer), Lisgoold North Reardon, John (Office & Land), Lisgoold East Reardon, Martin, Lisgoold North Reardon, Patrick, Lisgoold North Reardon, William, Lisgoold West Riordan, John (Land), Lisgoold North Roche, Edmund B., Glengarriff Beg, Glengarriff More Ryan, Michael, Corbally South Sliney, Michael, Lisgoold North Sweeney, Owen, Corbally North Terry, James, Glengarriff Beg Tuomy, David, Lisgoold East Walsh, William, Ballyleagh Warren, Alice, Corballybane Warren, John, Corbally North Warren, Richard (Land), Clash East Wilson, Edward (Office & Land), Lisgoold West |
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GRIFFITH’S VALUATION APRIL 1853 - CIVIL PARISH OF TEMPLENACARRIGA, Barony of Barrymore - Arranged Alphabetically
Features
Templenacarriga North – Church & Graveyard, No Occupier or Lessor given
Templenacarriga South – Glebe (House, Offices & Land), Rev. Thomas Gibbings, In Fee
Templenacarriga South – Parochial School House, Rev. Thomas Gibbings, Lessor
Occupier, Townland(s)
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Ahern, David, Leadinton Ahern, Thomas, Ballymacsliney Allen, Bartholomew, Templenacarriga South Barry, David, Shanavougha Barry, Honora, Templenacarriga South Barry, John, Oldcourt West, Shanavougha Barry, John (Land), Ballyreardon Barry, Laurence, Oldcourt East Barry, Michael, Glenreagh Barry, Michael (Land), Glenawillin Brien, James, Walshtown More (West) Brien, John, Rathgire Broderick, Ellen, Walshtown More (East) Brooder, Matthew, Acres Brooder, Michael, Ballyedmond Little Buckley, William, Leadinton Canavan, Mary, Walshtown More (East) Canavan, Maurice, Walshtown More (West) Carey, John, Ballyedmond Little Carey, John (Land), Knockaneshane Casey, John, Carrigogna Casey, Timothy, Ballytrasna, Leadinton Cashman, James, Walshtown More (West) Cashman, John, Templenacarriga South Cashman, Mary, Walshtown More (West) Coll, Honora , Templenacarriga South Coll, Patrick, Templenacarriga South Coll, Thomas, Ballymacsliney Collins, Catherine, Carrigogna Collins, Honoria, Ballyedmond Connell, Bartholomew, Oldcourt East Connell, Catherine, Knocknamouragh Connell, John, Ballyedmond Little Connell, Mary, Ballymacsliney Connell, Michael, Walshtown More (East), Walshtown More (West) Connery, Thomas, Carrigogna Connors, Johanna, Walshtown Beg Cooney, Margaret, Walshtown Beg Cotter, James, Walshtown Beg Cotter, James, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Cotter, John, Ballyedmond Little Cotter, Laurence, Walshtown Beg Cotter, Laurence, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Cotter, Mary, Walshtown Beg Cotter, Patrick, Leadinton Courtenay, John, Ballyedmond Cronin, John, Ballyedmond Cronin, Michael, Walshtown Beg Cronin, Michael, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Crowley, Timothy, Walshtown More (East) Cullianane, Charles, Ballymacsliney Cullinane, Mary, Templenacarriga South Cummin, Michael, Templenacarriga South Curtayne, Michael, Ballyedmond Little Daly, Eliza, Acres Daly, Mary, Templenacarriga South Delay, Patrick, Leadinton Desmond, Thaddeus, Leadinton Dillon, James, Walshtown Beg Dinneen, Michael, Ballyedmond Donovan, Ellen, Walshtown More (East) Donovan, Johanna, Walshtown Beg Donovan, Johanna, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Donovan, Mary, Glenreagh Donovan, Timothy, Walshtown Beg Donovan, Timothy, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Duggan, Ellen, Walshtown Beg Duggan, Ellen, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Duggan, Timothy, Walshtown Beg Duggan, Timothy, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Fitzgerald, John, Ballyedmond Fitzgerald, Laurence, Rathgire Fitzgerald, Michael, Rathgire Fitzgerald, Patrick, Walshtown Beg Flynn, David, Leadinton Flynn, Michael, Leadinton Foley, Patrick, Ballyedmond Forrest, Honoria, Ballyedmond Little Gibbings, Thomas, Rev. (Glebe), Templenacarriga South Gorman, John, Ballymacsliney Gray, Ellen, Ballyedmond Little Griffin, Peter, Glenawillin Heffernan, Thomas, Knocknamouragh Hegarty, Richard, Knockaneshane Hegarty, Richard (Land), Ballytrasna Hennebery, William, Walshtown More (East) Hennessy, John, Templenacarriga South Hennessy, William, Walshtown Beg Hickey, Michael, Templenacarriga North Hogan, John, Walshtown Beg |
Irwin, James, Rathgire Irwin, James (Land), Templenacarriga South Jones, John, Templenacarriga South Keeffe, Daniel, Ballymacsliney, Glenawillin Keeffe, John, Ballymacsliney Keeffe, Michael, Ballyedmond Little, Shanavougha Keeffe, Peter (Office, Smithy), Walshtown More (East) Kenna, John, Ballyedmond Kidney, John, Ballymacsliney Knowles, Thomas, Leadinton Lane, Jeremiah, Walshtown Beg Lane, Michael, Curraghcondon, Walshtown Beg Lane, Michael & Smidick, Laurence (Land, Mountain), Walshtown Beg Lane, Michael; Ring, David; Smidick, Laurence; Duggan, Timothy; Cotter, James, Donovan, Timothy; Ring, Timothy (Jas.); Cotter, Laurence; Cronin, Michael; Ring, Timothy (Tim); Duggan, Ellen; Ring, Matthew; Meade, Johanna; Donovan, Johanna & Morrison, Barthw (Land, Mountain), Walshtown Beg Lynch, Bartholomew, Walshtown More (West) Lynch, John, Shanavougha M’carthy, James, Glenawillin M’carthy, Johanna, Leadinton M’carthy, John, Walshtown More (East) M’carthy, Joseph, Walshtown More (East) M’carthy, Owen, Glenawillin M’grath, Daniel, Leadinton Maher, Edmond, Templenacarriga South Meade, Johanna, Walshtown Beg Meade, Johanna, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Meehan, Patrick, Walshtown More (West) Moore, Daniel, Walshtown More (West) Moore, Patrick, Walshtown More (West) Morrison, Bartholomew, Walshtown Beg Morrison, Barthw, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Mulcahy, John, Templenacarriga South Mulcahy, Mary, Walshtown More (East) Murphy, Honoria, Ballyedmond Little Murphy, Mary, Templenacarriga South Murphy, Michael, Ballyedmond Murphy, Thomas, Knocknamouragh Noonan, John, Ballyedmond Little O Regan, Timothy, Ballytrasna, Glenawillin O Regan, Timothy (Land), Glenreagh Prior, Thomas, Leadinton Quick, Robert, Templenacarriga North Reardon, Charles, Walshtown More (East) Reardon, Mary, Ballyedmond Little Reardon, Thomas , Walshtown More (East) Ring, David, Walshtown Beg Ring, David, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Ring, David, See Ring, Timothy (James), Walshtown Beg Ring, Matthew, Walshtown Beg Ring, Matthew, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy (James), Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy (James) & David (Land), Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy (Jas.), See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy (Tim), See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Ring, Timothy (Tim.), Walshtown Beg Rohan, Jeremiah, Templenacarriga North Ryan, John, Curraghcondon, Walshtown Beg Shea, James, Templenacarriga South Sheridan, William (Garden), Ballyedmond Little Smidick, Laurence, Walshtown Beg Smidick, Laurence, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Smidick, Laurence, See Lane, Michael, Walshtown Beg Spillane, Cornelius, Glenawillin Spillane, Michael, Ballyedmond Little Spillane, Michael (Land), Acres Stack, Edmond, Knocknamouragh Stack, Garrett, Knocknamouragh Stack, Thomas, Knocknamouragh Sullivan, Denis, Ballyedmond Sullivan, Patrick, Knocknamouragh Sullivan, Timothy, Carrigogna Sweeney, Michael, Walshtown Beg Tatton, John, Knocknamouragh Terry, John, Walshtown More (West) Twomey, Jeremiah, Jun. (Land), Leadinton Twomey, Jeremiah, Sen., Leadinton Walsh, James & Richard, Carrigogna Walsh, James (Land), Carrigogna Walsh, Patrick, Oldcourt East Walsh, Richard, See Walsh, James, Carrigogna White, John, Oldcourt East Wilson, Henry, Curraghcondon Wright, Joseph, Rev., Leadinton |
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