 St. Patricks (Church of Ireland), Farranthomas
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NEWCESTOWN
(Murragh)
Genealogy & History |
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(HC June 1772) -TO be let, from the 25th of March next, for 3 lives or 31 years, part of the lands of GURRANAHOONIG, commonly called Manlavilling, now held by Benjamin Tanner, within a mile of Newcestown and bounding the lands of Ballynamuck and Bengour, in the barony of Kinalmeaky, and county of Cork. Proposals to be made to Walter Baldwin, Esq; at Mountpleasant, near Bandon, and the tenant declared the 29th of September. June 4
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| Newcestown (Murragh) -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. |
| Place of birth Killowen, Templemartin or Murragh |
| Name | Served in…/Discharged | Covering Dates |
| Collins, Philip | Born ‘Mugrah.’ - ?Murragh. 10th Foot Regt.; 47th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 56 after 29 years 8 months service. Covering dates year of enlistment to year of discharge | 1778-1810 |
| Connell, William | Born ‘Moragh.’ - ?Murragh. 11th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 39 | 1825-1847 |
| Desmond, Denis | Born Templemartin. 84th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 22 | 1849-1852 |
| Fallassy, Peter | Or Fallessy. Born Kinneigh. 2nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 | 1839-1852 |
| Howard, James | Born Templemartin. 10th Foot Regt.; Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 35 | 1822-1838 |
| Lynch, Cornelius | Born Templemartin. 84th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 36 | 1822-1839 |
| Murphy, Michael | Born Killowen. 81st Foot Regt.; 2nd Royal Veteran Battalion; Invalids or Supernumerary Invalids. Discharged aged 40 | 1797-1814 |
| Murray, Cornelius | Born Murragh. 62nd Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 25 | 1825-1840 |
| Purcell, Charles | Born Templemartin. 39th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged [Not Known] | 1826-1847 |
| Twomey, John | Born Templemartin. 95th Foot Regt.; Discharged aged 36 | 1823-1842 |
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1834 - Killowen Tithe Applotment Index
Name, Townland, Townland
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Beamish, Capt., Mawmore, Kilowen Bradfield, Ellen, Kilowen Bradfield, John, Kilowen Bradfield, Michl., Kilowen Bradfield, Richd., Kilowen Buckly, James, Kilowen Coombs, Thomas, Kilowen Cunningham, John, Mawbeg Dwire, Danl., Kilowen Good, James, Kilowen Good, John, Kilowen Good, Wm., Kilowen Hayes Js., Wm., Mawbeg Hayes, Wm., Mawbeg |
Holland, Danl., Mawbeg Holland, Denis, Mawbeg Holland, Timy, Senr., Mawmore Holland, Timy., Mawmore Holland, Timy., Junr., Mawmore Kehelly, Patt, Mawmore Leary, Denis, Mawmore M’Carthy, Js., Kilowen Murnane, Curly, Kilowen Murnane, Danl., Kilowen Popham, Robt., Mr., Mawbeg, Mawmore Sullivan, Jerh., Kilowen Wren, Wm., Mawmore |
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1833 - Templemartin Tithe Applotment Index
Townland of Mossgrove Commons - ‘The Occupiers refused to give their Names’
Name, Townland, Townland, Townland
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Alcock, Maskelyne, Farrinhavane Alman, Charles, Castlelact Baldwin, Charles, Mossgrove Baldwin, Henry, Farrinhavane, Curravordy Baldwin, Samuel, Mossgrove, Boggera Bottomer, Denis, Carigfroca Bottomer, Thomas, Scarriff Bottomer, Widow, Carigfroca, Boggera Bottomer, William, Mossgrove Bradfield, James, Moneen Buckley, John, Mosskigh Carthy, Jeremiah, Farrinhavane Carthy, Timothy, Scarriff Collins, James, Gurrane Collins, Timothy, Knockadooma Collins, Widow, Knockadooma Connell, Denis, Scartnamuck Connell, William, Scartnamuck Connor, Jeremiah, Mossgrove Connor, Owen, Farrinhavane Corcorcan, John, Scartnamuck Corkeran, Cornelius, Gurrane Coughlan, Francis, Carigfroca Coughlan, Timothy, Carigfroca Crowley, Timothy, Mosskigh, Moneen, Castlelact Dawson, John, Curravordy, Moneen Dawson, Richard, Farrinhavane, Curravordy Dawson, Richard, Senr., Curravordy Dawson, William, Mossgrove, Lisnegatt Desmond, Cornelius, Farrinhavane Desmond, Denis, Scartnamuck, Gurrane Desmond, Humphrey, Mosskigh Desmond, John, Scartnamuck Desmond, Widow, Gurrane Donovan, Jeremiah, Mossgrove, Boggera Donovan, John, Curravordy Farrell, Bartholomew, Kilbarry Farrell, Daniel, Curravordy Field, _____, Revd., Moneen Foley, John, Gurrane Gillman, Herbert, Old Park (Shanacloyne), Mosskigh Good, James, Moneen Good, John, Moneen Good, William, Kilbarry Halloran, Edmund, Scarriff Halloran, Michael, Scartnamuck, Gurrane Halloran, Timothy, Scartnamuck, Mosskigh Hart, Patrick, Farrinhavane Hayes, Widow, Farrinhavane Healy, Denis, Knockadooma, Scartnamuck Henesy, James, Gurrane Hickey, John, Boggera Hide, Daniel, Kilbarry Horgan, John, Scarriff Hornibrook, John, Castlelact Hosford, John, Farrinhavane |
Hurley, James, Farrinhavane Hyde, Denis, Farrinhavane Keeffe, John, Curravordy Kehely, Timothy, Farrinhavane Keleher, John, Scarriff Keleher, Timothy, Gurrane Kelly, Bryan, Scarriff Lane, John, Gurrane Leary, Denis, Mosskigh Leary, Jeremiah, Old Park (Shanacloyne) Long, Simon, Farrinhavane Lucas, _____, Gurrane Lyne, Andrew, Knockadooma Lyne, Jeremiah, Knockadooma Lyne, Michael, Knockadooma Mahony, Daniel, Boggera Mahony, Denis, Mosskigh Mahony, Jeremiah, Old Park (Shanacloyne), Mosskigh Mahony, John, Curravordy McCarthy, Denis, Mosskigh Moher, Richard, Boggera Murphy, John, Mosskigh, Scarriff, Boggera Murphy, Patk., Revd., Farrinhavane Murray, Daniel, Old Park (Shanacloyne), Kilbarry Murray, Denis, Knockadooma Murray, Michael, Old Park (Shanacloyne) Murray, Timothy, Mosskigh, Kilbarry, Lisnegatt Nevil, Francis, Gurrane Philips, Walter, Mossgrove Popham, Bradshaw, Scartnamuck, Gurrane Popham, John, Curravordy Popham, Miss, Mossgrove Punch, Simon, Mosskigh, Scarriff Quarry, Benjamin, Scarriff Quarry, James, Mossgrove Quarry, William, Mossgrove Riordan, Daniel, Gurrane Russell, John, Kilbarry Ryan, John, Scartnamuck Sheehan, _____, Boggera Sheehan, Maurice, Scarriff Spillane, James, Gurrane Spillane, Richard, Moneen Spillane, William, Moneen Sullivan, Daniel, Scartnamuck Sullivan, F.C., Revd., Gurrane Sullivan, Jeremiah, Scartnamuck Tanner, Christopher, Gurrane Walsh, John, Junior, Knockadooma Walsh, John, Senior, Knockadooma Walsh, Patrick, Farrinhavane Walsh, William, Scarriff Woods, George, Moneen Woods, James, Castlelact Woods, John, Gurrane |
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1833 - Murragh Tithe Applotment Index -2nd Nov. 1833, John Henry Agar, Commissioner
Name, Townland, Townland, Townland
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Allen, John, Bengour - Ballinvoher, Farnalough Allen, Thomas, Bengour - Ballinvoher Beamish, Arthur B., Murragh Beamish, Doctor, Courleagh, Farranthomas Bennet, John, Bengour - Reen Bennet, Thomas, Bengour - Raheen Birchell, Andw., Mr., Tulliglass Birchell, Arthur, Mr., Tulliglass Birchell, James, Mr., Murragh Bradfield, John, Tulliglass Bradfield, Thomas, Tulliglass Bradfield, William, Tulliglass Bryan, James, Farranthomas Bryan, Timothy, Newcestown Bullin, Thomas, Mr., Bengour - Raheen, Farranthomas Bullin, Walter, Bengour - Lisnabuany Buttomer, Maurice, Bengour West Callaghan, John, Newcestown Callaghan, Timothy, Farnalough Canty, Denis, Farnalough Canty, Gregory, Farnalough Canty, Michael, Farnalough Canty, William, Newcestown Collins, Denis, Farnalough Collins, Richard, Farnalough Collins, Timothy, Farnalough Combs, Thomas, Tulliglass Corkeran, Catherine, Bengour - Gurthnadinavooth Corkeran, Daniel, Bengour - Gurthnadinavooth, Bengour - Lyrathalura, Farranthomas Corkeran, Honora, Widow, Bengour - Lyrathalura Corkeran, James, Coolinagh Corkeran, Jane, Widow, Bengour - Lyrathalura Corkeran, Jeremiah, Bengour - Gurthnadinavooth Corkeran, John, Bengour - Lyrathalura, Coolinagh Corkeran, Michael, Bengour - Gurthnadinavooth Cronin, John, Courleagh Cronin, Michael, Courleagh Cronin, Timothy, Courleagh, Newcestown Crowley, Cornelius, Coolinagh Crowley, James, Coolinagh Dammery, James, Tulliglass Deasy, James , Bengour West, Farranthomas Deasy, John, Farranthomas Desmond, Denis, Bengour - Raheen, Farnalough Desmond, Humphrey, Coolinagh Desmond, John, Coolinagh, Farnalough, Farranthomas Desmond, Patrick, Farranthomas Desmond, Timothy, Farnalough Desmond, Widow, Farnalough, Newcestown Devonshire, Duke of, Murragh, Scrahan Donovan, Denis, Bengour - Gurthnadinavooth Donovan, Michael, Farnalough Driscoll, Timothy, Drumovean Duke, William, Bengour - Lisnabuany, Bengour West Farmer, Edward, Tulliglass Finn, John, Farranthomas Foley, Michael, Bengour - Maulnarough Foley, Patrick, Bengour - Maulnarough Gallivan, Patrick, Bengour West Gash, Ben., Revd., Coolinagh Giles, John, Newcestown Giles, Joseph, Coolinagh Hallahan, Cornelius, Farranthomas Hallahan, John, Farranthomas Hallihan, Daniel, Scrahan, Tulliglass Hallihan, James, Scrahan Hallihan, Timothy, Scrahan Hart, Daniel, Farnalough Hennessy, Edwd., Coolinagh Hennessy, Jeremiah, Coolinagh Herrick, Henry, Farnalough |
Hickey, James, Farranthomas Hickey, John, Newcestown Hickey, Patrick, Newcestown Hodges, John, Farranthomas Holland, Patrick, Farranthomas Horgan, Cornelius, Bengour West Horgan, Timothy, Newcestown Hosford, Ben., Mr., Tulliglass Hurley, Bartholomew, Farranthomas Hurley, James, Farranthomas Hurley, Jeremiah, Farranthomas, Scrahan Hurley, John, Newcestown Hurley, William, Farranthomas Kean, Mathew, Newcestown Keeffe, James, Coolinagh Keeffe, John, Bengour West - Green Hill Kehely, Jeremiah, Farranthomas Kehely, Mathew, Courleagh, Farranthomas Kelliher, John, Newcestown Knowles, John, Farranthomas Knowles, Richard, Farranthomas Knowles, Robert, Farranthomas Knowles, William, Newcestown Lane, Joseph, Farnalough Lane, Samuel, Mr., Farnalough Lane, Widow, Farnalough Love, John, Farranthomas, Newcestown Lyhane, Daniel, Newcestown Lyne, John, Tulliglass Mahony, Cornelius, Bengour West - Green Hill, Farnalough Mahony, Daniel, Bengour West - Green Hill, Coolinagh, Scrahan Mahony, Darby, Bengour West Mahony, Denis, Bengour - Reen Mahony, Denis Mort., Bengour West - Green Hill Mahony, John, Bengour - Reen Mahony, Timothy, Bengour - Reen Mara, Robert, Newcestown McCarthy, Charles, Farranthomas McCarthy, Eugene, Scrahan McCarthy, Henry, Bengour West McCarthy, James, Bengour West Morgan, James, Newcestown Morgan, Thomas, Newcestown Murphy, Denis, Bengour - Woodland, Farnalough Murphy, Widow, Bengour - Woodland Nagle, Edward, Drumovean Passmer, Thomas, Newcestown Quinlan, Denis, Tulliglass Regan, John, Tulliglass Regan, Michael, Farranthomas Riely, James, Bengour - Woodland Shea, Patrick, Farnalough Shorten, Benjamin, Coolinagh Shorten, James, Bengour - Woodland Shorten, John, Coolinagh Shorten, Jonathan, Courleagh Shorten, Stephen, Courleagh Shorten, Widow, Courleagh St. Lawrence, R., Revd., Murragh, Murragh Glebe Stanley, David, Newcestown Sullivan, Jeremiah, Newcestown Sullivan, John, Newcestown Sweeny, John, Coolinagh Sweeny, Michael, Newcestown Tyner, William, Tulliglass Wall, William, Farnalough Warren, Augustus, Sir, Bengour - Maulnarough, Bengour - Raheen, Bengour - Reen White, Dens., Scrahan Wren, David, Mr., Drumovean Wren, Michael, Mr., Drumovean, Murragh Wren, William, Scrahan |
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KINNEIGH, see under Enniskeane
KILBROGAN, see under BANDON
KILLOWEN - Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 - KILLOWEN, or KILLOWNEY, a parish, in the barony of KINNALMEAKY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 4 miles (W) from Bandon, on the road from that place to Dunmanway; containing 432 inhabitants. It comprises 1260 statute acres, as applot ted under the tithe act; the land is generally good, but the old system of agriculture is pursued, and the heavy wooden plough is still in use. Mamore is the residence of S. B. Beamish, Esq. The living is a rectory, in the diocese of Cork, and in the patronage of Lord Kinsale: the tithes amount to £140. 12. 9. Divine service is performed in a house licensed by the bishop. In the R. C. divisions it forms part of the union or district of Templemartin. Here is a Sunday school, supported by the rector. A large mass of white quartz is called by the peasantry the “holy stone,” around which, according to tradition, the priest for merly assembled the parishioners for public worship.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Kinalmeaky
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Killowen Mawbeg E. Mawbeg W. Mawmore E. Mawmore W. |
MURRAGH - Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 - MURRAGH, or MORAGH, a parish, in the barony of KINALMEAKY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 6 miles (N.W. by W) from Bandon, on the mail coach road to Dun manway; containing 3270 inhabitants. About two-thirds of it are under cultivation; the land, though mostly light, is good, but very badly tilled, agriculture not being systematically followed, except by a few gentlemen. An extensive and valuable bog at Maulnadrought, the property of Sir Augustus Warren, Bart., supplies this part of the coun try with fuel. Here are extensive flour-mills, the property of A. B. Bernard, Esq., employing 20 persons, and grinding, with those of Morah Bridge, 12,000 barrels of wheat annually. Nucestown, which was sacked and destroyed in the war of 1641, has ever since remained a poor, neglected, and ruinous place; it is a constabulary police station, and has fairs on Jan. 8th, Whit-Tuesday, Oct. 15th, and Dec. 14th, for cattle, pigs, pedlery, and farming implements. The river Bandon bounds the parish on the south; and the formation of a canal from Collier’s quay, about four miles below Bandon, to Dunmanway, a line of about 18 miles, passing through this parish, has been contemplated; but the design appears to be for the present suspended. The principal seats are the glebe-house, the residence of the Rev. R. K. St. Lawrence; Farnalough, of H. Herrick, Esq.; and Killyneas Cottage, of the Rev. J. Murphy. The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the dio cese of Cork, and in the patronage of the Bishop: the tithes amount to £85 1. The glebe-house is a handsome and commodious residence, built by aid of a gift of £100, and a loan of £850, in 1810, from the late Board of First Fruits; it is situated in a beautifully picturesque part of the vale of Bandon, and is designed and embellished with much taste: the glebe comprises 37 acres. The church, situated at Farren-Thomas, is a large neat edifice, in the early English style of architec ture, with a square tower; it crowns the summit of the lofty ridge which rises from the north side of the river Bandon, and is nearly in the centre of the parish; it was erected by aid of a loan of £550 from the same Board, in 1810. In the R. C. divisions the parish is the head of a union or district, comprising also the parish of Kinneigh, and containing two chapels; that of Murragh, situated at Nucestown, is a spacious edifice. About 20 children are educated in the parochial school, which has an acre of ground rent-free: there are four private schools, in which are about 130 children, and a Sunday school under the rector. Robert Lisson, Esq., by will, gave £5 per annum to poor Protestant parishioners, which was to be paid out of his estate of Roughgrove, in the parish of Kilbrogan, and distributed annually by the incumbent. In the churchyard is a large sepulchral tumulus, of unknown origin. The former church stood close to the edge of the river; the waters, in consequence, gradually undermined the bank, and destroyed the building, though it had not been many years erected; the present church, built on a different site, forms a conspicuous object for many miles round.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Kinalmeaky
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Bengour E. Bengour W. Coolanagh Courtleigh Dromavane Farranalough |
Farranthomas Killaneer Murragh Newcestown Sranaviddoge Tullyglass |
TEMPLEMARTIN - Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 - TEMPLEMARTIN, a parish, in the barony of KINALMEAKY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 5 miles (N.) from Bandon, on the road from Kinsale to Macroom; containing 2730 inhabitants. It comprises 7423 statute acres, of which about 330 are common; about one-tenth is pasture, one-twentieth bog (affording a good supply of uisel), and the remainder under tillage being generally poor and stony ground. At Lisnegat is a large power-loom factory for spinning cotton, employing about 100 persons. At Mosstown, there was formerly a distillery and it was subsequently a brewery, but it has long been discontinued. Fairs are held at Mossgrove on March 17th, Corpus-Christi day, Sept. 2nd, and Dec. 8th, chiefly for cattle. The gentlemen’s seats are Mount Pleasant, the residence of H. Baldwin, Esq., a handsome mansion on a commanding eminence in a highly improved demesne; Gurrane, a newly erected and handsome house, near the old family mansion, the residence of J. Splaine, Esq.; Moss- grove, of S. Baldwin, Esq.; Scartnamuck, of B. Popham, Esq.; Old Park, of H. Giliman, Esq.; and the glebe-house, of the Rev. F C. Sullivan. The living is a rectory and perpetual cure, in the diocese of Cork; the rectory forming part of the union of Templebready and of the corps of the deanery of St. Finbarr’s, Cork; the perpetual curacy is in the gift of the Dean. The tithes amount to £519, of which £500 is payable to the dean, and £19 to the perpetual curate, who also receives £30 per ann. from Primate Boulter’s augmentation fund. The glebe house was built by aid of a gift of £500, in 1793, from the same Board. In the R. C. divisions the parish is the head of a union or district, comprising the parishes of Templemartin, Killowen, and part of Kilbrogan: the chapel is a small plain edifice. The male and female parochial school, in which are about 30 children, is aided by the dean and local subscriptions, and has a house and an acre of land rent-free from the Duke of Devonshire: there is also a private school, in which are about 40 children, and a Sunday school is superintended by the curate. At Gurrane are the ruins of an old fortified mansion of the Baidwins, who acquired the estate by purchase from the Maskelyne family, in 1612: it appears to have been surrounded by a wall, in the angles of which, and at one end of the house, were round turrets three of which are standing. A subterraneous passage leading from the house to the adjacent bog is still visible, the entrance to which was by an aperture covered by the hearth stone of a room on the ground floor. There are also many Danish raths in the parish, one on the lands of Gurrane, including three acres, and surrounded by three ramparts and a fosse; another at Castle-Lac, where are four upright stones of clay- slate, respectively 12, 9, and 6 feet high; they are supposed to be druidical, or to have been erected to commemorate a victory obtained here by the Danes in 968. On the same ploughland was formerly a castle, now quite demolished.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Kinalmeaky
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Boggra Carrigafroca Castlenalact Commons Curravordy Farranhavane Garranes Kilbarry |
Knockadooma Lisnagat Moneen Mos-Grove Moskeagh Scarriff Scartnamuck Shanacloyne |
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(CE 26/5/1845) - O CONNELL TRIBUTE - UNION OF MURRAGH AND TEMPLEMARTIN, per Michael Field, PP…..£17.6.0
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Name Allen, John Arnold, Wm. Bradfield, Michael Bradfield, Richard Bradfield, Thomas Buckley, James Buttimer, Maurice Callaghan, Tim. Canty, Patk. Coakley, Mathew Collins, Corns. Collins, Tim Corcoran, Dan. Corcoran, Dan. Corcoran, John Corcoran, Michael Corcoran, Tim. Corcoran, Tim., secundus Cronin, Michael Cronin, Tim. Crowley, John Crowley, Tim. Desmond, Denis Desmond, Denis Desmond, Jerh. Desmond, John Desmond, Umphrey Donovan, Michael Donovan, Owen Driscoll, Tim. Drumming, James Foley, Dan Foley, Michael Foley, Patrick Hallaghan, James Hallahan, Dan Hart, Daniel Hayes, Wm. Hayes, Wm., secundus Hickey, James Hickey, John Hickey, Patrick Holland, Denis |
Amount 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.3.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.5.0 |
Name Holland, Tim. Holland, Tim., secundus Horgan, John Hurley, Barth. Hurley, James Hurley, Jeremiah, A Friend To Hurley, Jerh. Hurley, John Hurley, Wm. Hyde, Denis Keane, Mathew Keleher, Patk. Leary, James Lehane, Owen Lordon, John Lyons, Tim. Lyons, Wm. M’Carthy, Denis M’Carthy, James Mahoney, Jerh. Mahoney, John Mahony, Daniel Mahony, Denis D. Mahony, Jerh. Mahony, Mrs. Murphy, Denis Murphy, Denis Murphy, Denis Murphy, John Murphy, W., Rev., PP Murray, John Murray, Tim. O Connell, Jer. Punch, Simon Quinlan, Denis Quinlan, Denis Spillane, Mrs., Munnum Sullivan, Denis Sullivan, John Tanner, Edwd. Wall, Thomas Whyte, Tim. Wren, James |
Amount 0.5.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.3.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 1.10.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.3.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 1.10.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 |
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NEWCESTOWN CHURCH BUILDING FUND 1873
Subscribers from Newcestown and Bandon
(CE 6/12/1873) -NEW CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST AND PRESBYTERY AT NEWCESTOWN - I have been induced to defer publishing for another week, the Subscribers of the Cork Deanery, in order to show, by the following Lists, that the Roman Catholic inhabitants of my parish have well done their part, and that they consequently deserve foreign aid towards the completion of these works, which entirely surpass their limited resources however generously drawn upon. I do it also becuase I have been surprised at learning that many labour under a grave misapprehension, for it had been objected to me:- FATHER CUMMINS, what are you about - are you going to make the people of Cork, Bandon and every other place build your church, and leave your own parishoners go scot-free - what are you doing at home & c. & c.” - The following lists containing the names of the 81 Roman Catholic occupiers or holders of land or tenements rated according to Griffith’s Valuation, and of 127 others comprising mechanics, dairymen, labourers & c - all in the parish of Murragh proper and Killowen, will answer for my people and self. To these Subscriptions must be added the sum of about £125 from eight townlands of Kinneigh, for some years back annexed to Murragh, in part compensation for the burden of a Curate. Of this latter sum £30 have already been paid in by Mr. John Holland, Belrose, being four times the amount for which he was assessed, and £3 by Mrs. Bart. Hurley, as a special thank-offering for the adornment of the Sacristry. To account for the smallness of the contribution from this section, it is so due to the inhabitants to state that they have been called upon to pay only that sum, because for the most part they frequent the Castletown chapel, in the parish of Enniskeane, and also, for a stronger reason, in consideration of the great sacrifice they made, in conjunction with the other remnant of Kenneigh, in having, almost unaided, erected that fine chapel not many years ago. - There is another point, of which the public amy be unaware, which must also strengthen and commend this appeal - it is that I have not, at free command for the work heading this notice, the undivded support of my entire parish, there being in fact another important work on hands, the improvement of the chapel of Farnivane, in the small parish of Templemartin, containing 960 Roman Catholic inhabitants, which will entail an expenditure of £500. This chapel, originally built by the people of that parish, is now with a like characteristic zeal speaking volumes for their devotion, being completed by them by a ...tax, not helped by any subsidary aid. Were it not for that heavy drain on native resources, my position would now be a mcu more pleasant and a comparatively easy one, as, with such a large sum at command, I could nearly pay for the materials of the roof of the new church for which I must now, however, be indebted to the obligingness of Messers. James O Connor and Sons. - I think it also due my good people, to observe to the readers of the following lists that, of the large sum of £1,800 subscribed in my parish for the new church, only about £250 remains unpaid. - JEREMIAH CUMMINS, P.P.,Mossgrove, Bandon, Dec. 5, 1873
NEWCESTOWN PARISH SUBSCRIBERS
RO - Rated Occupier, NR - Non-Rated Occupier. Amount of Subscription not included.
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Aherne, John, publican NR Aherne, Mrs., Coolanagh NR Allen, Henry RO Allen, Mrs. RO Allen, Richard RO Allen, Timothy RO Banfield, William, Bengour NR Barry, David, Farnalough, RIP NR Bradfield, Michael RO Bradfield, Richard RO Bradfield, Richard, Tullyglass RO Brien, Daniel, Tullyglass NR Brien, Jeremiah, Courtleigh NR Brien. John RO Buckley, Daniel, Greenhill NR Buckly, John RO Buttimer, John, Mawbeg NR Buttimer, Maurice RO Buttimer, Michael, Killowen NR Callaghan, Patrick, Murragh NR Canniffe, Daniel, Parkvane NR Canniffe, Jeremiah, Droumouvane NR Canty, Denis RO Canty, James, Murragh NR Canty, Michael, Maulnadraugh NR Canty, Michael, Scrahan NR Canty, Timothy, Parkvane NR Canty, William RO Carey, Denis, Murragh NR Carroll, Daniel, Courtleigh NR Carroll, John, tailor NR Carroll, John, Tullyglass NR Carroll, Timothy, Gneeve NR Coholane, John, Murragh NR Collins, Daniel, Newcestown NR Collins, Denis RO Collins, Laurence, Mawbeg NR Collins, Timothy RO Connell, John, Ballinamuck NR Connolly, Michael, Killinear NR Connolly, Widow, Mawmore NR Corcoran, Daniel, Courtleigh NR Corcoran, Daniel, Greenhill NR Corcoran, James, Newcestown NR Corcoran, Jeremiah RO Corcoran, Jeremiah, Bengour NR Corcoran, John RO Corcoran, Michael, Greenhill NR Corcoran, Pat. Dan RO Corcoran, Pat. Dan. RO Corcoran, Simon, Bengour NR Corcoran, Simon, Gneeve NR Cronin, James RO Cronin, Timothy RO Crowley, Daniel, Scrahan NR Crowley, Michael, Bengour NR Crowley, Michael, Farnalough NR Crowley, Widow, Farranthomas NR Culnane, Timothy, Mawmore NR Daly, John, Scrahan NR Desmond, Bat RO Desmond, Denis RO Desmond, Humphrey RO Desmond, Jeremiah RO Desmond, Patrick RO Desmond, Timothy RO Desmond, Timothy, Bengour NR Dinneen, John, Farnalough NR Donegan, Widow, Killowen NR Donohue, Thomas, Farranthomas NR Donovan, Bat RO Donovan, Bat., Bengour RO Donovan, Denis RO Donovan, John, Killinear NR Donovan, Michael RO Driscoll, Denis RO Dwyer, Miss NR Fitzgerald, William, Farranthomas NR Foley, James, Gneeve NR Foley, John RO Galvin, Edward RO Galvin, John, Farranthomas NR Galvin, Patrick RO Halahan, Timothy, Coolanagh NR Halnan, Margaret, Killinear NR Haly, Maurice, Scrahan NR Harold, Charles, Farnalogh NR Harte, Jeremiah RO Harte, Stephen RO Hayes, Owen RO Hennigan, Owen, Farranthomas NR Hennigan, Timothy, Droumouvane NR Hickey, Widow, Newcestown NR Holland, Denis RO Holland, Philip RO Holland, Timothy RO Horgan, John, Coolanagh NR Horgan, Timothy RO Hurley, Daniel RO Hurley, Daniel RO Hurley, Denis RO Hurley, James RO Hurley, James, Mawmore NR Hurley, James, Scrahan NR Hurley, Jeremiah RO |
Hurley, John RO Hurley, Timothy RO Hurley, Widow, publican NR Hurley, William RO Kane, John RO Kane, John, Bengour NR Kearney, Michael RO Keeffe, Daniel RO Kehely, John RO Kehely, John, Killineur RO Kehely, Matthew RO Lehane, Widow, Scrahan NR Long, James, Raheen NR Long, John, Farranthomas NR Long, John, Killinear NR Long, John, Raheen NR Lordan, Daniel RO Lordan, Daniel, Newcestown NR Lordan, Denis RO Lordan, Denis, Farranthomas NR Lordan, John, Greenhill NR Lordan, Mrs. RO Lordon, John, mason NR Lynch, Jeremiah, carpenter NR Lynch, Jeremiah, carpenter NR Lynch, John, Bengour NR Lynch, John, Newcestown NR Lyons, Timothy RO Lyons, Wm. RO Mahony, Daniel, Ballinamuck NR Mahony, Daniel, Farnalough NR Mahony, Denis, Newcestown, RIP, (lost in the ‘Atlantic”) NR Mahony, Denis, Raheen NR Mahony, John RO Mahony, John, Murragh NR Mahony, Patrick, Gneeve NR Mahony, Timothy, Bengour NR Mahony, Timothy, Mawbeg NR Mahony, William, Coolanagh NR McCarthy, Cornelius, Killowen NR McCarthy, Daniel, Mawbeg NR McCarthy, Daniel, Newcestown, Assistant Teacher NR McCarthy, Jeremiah, Bengour NR McCarthy, Jeremiah, Raheen NR McCarthy, Owen, Droumouvane NR McCarthy, Timothy, Maulnadraugh NR Murnane, John, Scrahan NR Murnane, Peter, Murragh NR Murphy, Cornelius, dairyman NR Murphy, Daniel, Bengour NR Murphy, Daniel, Killowen NR Murphy, Daniel, Maulnadraugh NR Murphy, Daniel, slater NR Murphy, Denis RO Murphy, Denis, Bengour NR Murphy, John RO Murphy, John, carpenter NR Murphy, John, Parkvane NR Murphy, John, tailor NR Murphy, Michael, Gneeve NR Murphy, Patrick RO Murphy, Patrick, Gneeve NR Murphy, Patrick, Maulnadraugh NR Murphy, Timothy, shoemaker NR Murray, John, Bengour NR O Brien, Mrs. RO O Leary, Denis RO O Mahony, Daniel RO O Mahony, Andrew, Mrs. RO O Mahony, Mrs., Ring RO O Mahony, Patrick RO O Mahony, William RO O Reilly, John RO O Reilly, James, Mrs. RO O Sullivan, Daniel RO O Sullivan, James RO Quinlan, Denis RO Regan, Charles, Murragh NR Regan, Timothy, smith NR Regan, William, Newcestown NR Reilly, Daniel, Tullyglass NR Reilly, Michael, mason NR Riordan, John, Bengour NR Ryan, Daniel, Droumouvane NR Ryan, Patrick RO Staunton, Thomas RO Sullivan, Denis, Farnalough NR Sullivan, Denis, Killowen NR Sullivan, Richard, Scrahan NR Sullivan, Timothy, Bengour NR Swiney, Edmond, Coolanagh NR Swiney, John RO Swiney, John Owen, Coolanagh NR Swiney, John, Maulnadraugh NR Swiney, Owen, Newcestown NR Swiney, Paul, Newcestown NR Towhig, Patrick, Scrahan NR Walsh, Patrick RO Walsh, Patrick, Parkvane NR Walsh, Redmond, shoemaker NR White, James RO Wholly, Denis, Mawmore NR Wren, Thomas, Mrs. NR Wren, Wm., Mrs. RO |
Jeremiah Cummins, PP, Mossgrove, Bandon, Dec. 5 1873
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(CE 22/11/1873) - NEW CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST AND PRESBYTERY AT NEWCESTOWN
BANDON SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Begley, Andrew Brennan, David Buckley, Michael Butler, Edward, Clossafree Butler, Richard Canniffe, Daniel Canniffe, James, Cappa Canniffe, Timothy Canniffe, Timothy Collins, Daniel Connell, Timothy Crowley, David, Crowley, James, Gurteenomahon Crowley, Jeremiah Crowley, Jeremiah, Mrs., Danganmore Crowley, Timothy |
Cummins, Widow Deasy, John, Meelin Desmond, Daniel, Mishells Desmond, John Desmond, Michael Desmond, William Dinneen, John Dinneen, Patrick Dinneen, Thomas Donoghue, Timothy, Curryclough Donohue, Cornelius Donovan, Cornelius Donovan, Denis Donovan, James, Cashelbeg Donovan, Jeremiah Doolan, Michael |
Flynn, David, Foley, John, Ballylangly Goggin, Widow, Curravidda Hayes, Stephen, Roundhill Hayes, Thomas Hickey, Denis (twice) Hickey, Patrick Horgan, Daniel, Collatrim Hurley, Daniel Hurley, Patrick, Monerone Kelly, Widow, Carhue Lawton, William, RIP Long, Cornelius Mahony, John McCarthy, Denis McCarthy, Florence |
McCarthy, Jeremiah, Richmount McNamara, Jeremiah McNamara, Patrick, O Brien, Cornelius, O Brien, John, O Brien, Patrick T., Danganbeg O Leary, Timothy, Clancoole O Sullivan, Wm. C., JP, Overton Quinlan, Denis Regan, Cornelius Regan, Widow Ryan, Denis, Knocknagallah Spillane, John Tobin, Michael Tobin, Thomas Wilson, John |
ROUGHGROVE EAST AND WEST
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Brien, James Burrowes, Mrs. Fred, (nee Fanny Shaw), Simonstown, South Africa Corkery, Daniel, Shinnach Corkery, Patrick |
Desmond, John Donovan, Bartholomew Harte, James Harte, Stephen (twice) Horgan, Daniel |
Hurley, Kate (on her way to America) Hurley, Patrick Mahony, Daniel Mahony, Humphrey Mahony, John |
Mahony, Patrick McCarthy, Jeremiah Nelan, Widow Quinlan, Timothy Russell, Michael Russell, Thomas |
PROTESTANT SUBSCRIBERS
The following very kind Protestant parishoners and immediate neighbours have helped to fill up this column. In closing this list with their names, I wish to associate them with the good people of Bandon, with which most of them hold friendly intercourse and intimate realtions. I also take this oppurtunity of recording my most grateful thanks to all my Protestant parishoners who have, on many an emergency, given me what I prized beyond money, the valuable assistance of horse labour, which I trust will be as it is an evidence of present, a pledge of future and abiding friendship:-
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Baily, Doctor, Droumowane Baldwin, James Buttimer, John, Kilbrennan Buttimer, Robert, Mossgrove Coombs, Thomas, Murragh Cotter, John, Bengour Dawson, Wm., Mossgrove |
Duke, William, Bengour Good, Thomas, Newcestown Hosford, John, Monegav Hosford, Jonathan, Oldpark Hosford, Joseph, Bengour Morgan, William, Newcestown Norwood, Wm., Murragh Mills |
Ottley, Daniel, Keel Rice, John, Bengour Rice, William, Bengour Rye, Captain Sealy, Miss, Hornhill Shorten, John, Bengour Shorten, Thomas, Bengour |
Splaine, Philip, Gurranes Stanley, John, Mossgrove Sullivan, Thomas, Knuckane Swanton, Messers, Desert Whiting, Miss, Brothers’-fort Whiting, Miss, Kilpatrick |
JEREMIAH CUMMINS, PP, Mossgrove, Bandon, Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin, 1873
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