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Drumlomman Parish Cavan Ireland

Census 1821

PATRICIA GILLIGAN

1955-2007

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Acknowledgments

I would like to sincerely thank my sisters, Annette Gannon and Josie

Briody, my sisters in law, Esther and Catherine Gilligan for proof

reading my work. My thanks also to Colin OReilly for setting up the

database and Paul Newsome for assisting with the design. To Sean

Murphy, my tutor, I am for ever grateful for all his advice, guidance and

encouragement over the last three years. I am also very grateful to the

National Archives Dublin for their assistance on this project.

Finally a heartfelt thank you to my husband, Thomas for his patience

and support and my children, Ciarn, Aishling Crna and Shane for

manning the IT helpdesk at all times!

Patricia Gilligan

March 2006.

The Genealogical Society of Ireland has converted this transcription and analysis

to make it available on their website with the permission of the Gilligan family.

The Genealogical Society of Ireland would also like to thank the National

Archives of Ireland for their permission to make this census transcription

available on their website.

October 2013

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1821 Census Drumlomman Parish Co Cavan

Contents

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Acknowledgments 2

Index to Transcription by Townland 4

Introduction and Analysis 5 to 16

Transcribed Census 17 to 214

People and Household Index 215 to 375

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Townlands in Drumlomman Parish as used in 1821 Census

Index to Transcription Townland Page

Bawn 17 -18

Bracklagh 18 -19

Callanagh 19 - 27

Carrigakilliu 27 - 32

Caronagh Lower 32 - 36

Caronagh Upper 36 - 39

Carrick 39 - 43

Carrigabawn 44 - 45

Cartonfree 46 -51

Clonkiffer 51 - 65

Clonlohan 65 - 73

Clonuse 73 -78

Cortrasona 78 - 79

Drumbannon 79 - 80

Drumbrookless 80 - 85

Drumcorr 85 - 86

Drumgore 87 - 90

Drumhowna 90 -92

Drumhowragh 92 - 97

Dundavan 98 - 99

Freeduff 100 -104

Grousehall 104 -107

Kilgola 107 -116

Killyboy 117 -119

Killyboy Lower 119 -122

Killydoon 123 -124

Killydriam 125 -128

Killyogan.Kilcogy 129 -142

Kilsarran 142 -148

Legwee 148 -152

Lisnadara 153 -156

Loughdavin 156 -161

Lysinny 162 -166

Magheraboy 166 -175

Magheraboy Lower 175 -176

Minagh Lower 176 -181

Minagh Upper 181 -189

Mullyhorn 189 -201

Pollabawn 202 -205

Toghernaross 205 -210

Tullygullion 210 -214

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Introduction

I have chosen to research the 1821 Census for the parish of Drumlomman in the County of Cavan. The 1821 Census

was taken under the Act of the 55th George III. It afforded the first opportunity of compiling the population of

Ireland, and this Act was carried into effect in the year 1821. Local Magistrates acting under the direction of the

Chief Secretary, appointed Enumerators for each district who qualified to make a satisfactory return. After it was

ascertained that every district was supplied with an Enumerator, a copy of printed instructions outlining the steps to

be taken under the Act was given to each one. Each one was also supplied with a sufficient number of notebooks

ruled in columns and on the 28th May 1821 (date fixed for this purpose). Each Enumerator commenced the

Enumeration at a place in his district, which was convenient to him and proceeded from house to house, and from

day to day, until he had taken down in his notebooks the name, age and occupation of every individual resident in

his district. The 1821 census is the first authentic statement of the actual number of inhabitants in Ireland1.

Parish of Drumlomman

Drumlomman is a parish in the Barony of Clonmahon, County of Cavan and Province of Ulster. It is a vicerage,

forming part of the Union of Granard2. Drumlomman is positioned in the South Westerly part of bordering on the

counties of Longford and Westmeath. It is surrounded on the north by the parishes of Ballintemple and Killeshandra,

on the east by Ballintemple and Ballymachugh parishes, on the south by Lough Sheelin and the parish of Foyrun in

the county of Westmeath and on the west by Killeshandra parish and the County of Longford. Its farthest length is

nine and a half miles, its shortest length nearly seven miles. Its farthest breadth is about four and a quarter miles

and the shortest breadth about three and a half miles. This parish is made up a total of 16,493 acres 2 roods 23

perches. Of this 3,262 acres are bog and 195 acres are uncultivated land. 3 [Appendix 1]

Drumlomman is one of three parishes in Co Cavan situated in the diocese of Ardagh. The 1821 Census is of the civil

parish of Drumlomman. The modern Catholic parish of Drumlomman North is now known as the parish of

Mullahoran. In the middle of the eighteenth century the parish of Drumlomman South was joined with the Catholic

parish of Ballymachugh. At a later stage a number of townlands were detached from from Drumlomman North and

added to Drumlomman South by Dr Kilduff, Catholic Bishop of Ardagh. Fifteen of the townlands in Drumlomman

South now belong to the Catholic parish of Ballymachugh.4

1 Abstract of the Answers and Returns Census of Ireland 1821.Ref: IR.310C1.pg 260.

2 A Topographical Dictionary Lewis: UCD Library R 929.4.

3Lt. Andrew Beattie, Ordnance Survey Memoirs Counties of South Ulster 1834-38. Edited by Anglique Day and Patrick

McWilliams. UCD Library 941.6002 4Breifne: 2 No 6 1963, (NLI Ir. 94119hi)

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1821 Census

The original Census for 1821 was burned in the fire in the Four Courts in Dublin in 1922. However, some parishes in

counties Cavan, Fermanagh, Galway, Meath and Offaly made copies of the Census before the originals were sent to

Dublin. Presently these are retained in the National Archives in Bishop St, and are on microfilm.5. Fortunately for

me, the parish of Drumlomman in Co. Cavan is one of them.

In the 1821 Census, the parish of Drumlomman is divided into townlands and numbered consecutively. Details of

each household is recorded in seven separate columns and are as follows:

Column 1: A number is given to each House.

Column 2: The number of storeys in each house.

Column 3: The householders name and the names of those residing with him/she and their relationship to

him/she.

Column 4: The age of each person listed.

Column 5: The occupation (if any) of the person concerned.

Column 6: The number of acres each householder holds.

Column 7: For any observations

In Column 1 each house is given a number and in all cases the first house in a townland is given the number one and

the rest are numbered consecutively and this was an easy reference to tell how many houses were located in each

townland.

In Column 2 every house in the parish is recorded as one storey.

In Column 3 for each House all inhabitants are recorded and in all cases, the head of the household is recorded first,

followed by his wife and names of members of his family living with him and their relation to him. If a household

had a servant craftsman or a lodger these names were also given.

5 Grenham, John, Tracing Your Irish Ancestors, Second Edition, Dublin 1999, pg 16

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Likewise in Column 4, the head of the households age is recorded first followed by wife and the oldest of the family

is recorded down to the youngest in that order. The ages of the servants, craftsmen and lodgers are recorded at the

end of the family names and the ages are in no order.

In Column 5 the occupation of the head of the household is given and in most cases these are recorded as farmers. A

number of the farmers are also recorded as having an additional occupation such as Blacksmith, Carpenter, Weaver,

and Wheelwright. Other occupations such as Priests and School Masters, Land Surveyor are mentioned. Also

recorded are tradesmen such as Servant, Labourer, Tailor, Nailer, Miller. Cooper, Flax-dresser, Stucco-man, Spinner

and Sewer.

In Column 6 the number of acres for each farmer is recorded.

Column 7 is for observations. The observations given are the ages of babies under the age of one stating how many

months/weeks they are, if there are twins in a family or if wife or husband were married previously and if any house

is unoccupied this is recorded as waste. There is also reference to schools in the townland.

General

After reviewing the data in the parish of Drumlommon, a brief summary is as follows:-

Townlands

Comparing the 1821 Census with the Tithe Applotments (1827), Griffiths Valuation (1857) and the 1901 Census,

forty-one townlands are enumerated in the 1821 Census and only thirty-six townlands are recorded in the Tithe

Applotments. In Griffiths Valuation and the 1901 Census, fifty-four townlands are recorded.

In one instance, the townlands of Killyboy Upper and Killyboy Lower are recorded in the 1821 Census as two

townlands whereas in the later records they are recorded as one townland known as Cullyboy. The same applies to

the townlands of Magheraboy and Magheraboy Lower where the townland of Maghera is only recorded in the Tithe

Applotments. In another instance the townlands of Legwee, Drumbrookless and Drumbannon are recorded in the

1821 Census and not recorded in the Tithe Applotments. I presume this is the reason for less townlands in the Tithe

Applotments.

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In Griffiths Valuation and the 1901 Census a number of townlands are divided into upper and lower and in one case,

one townland is divided into upper, lower and middle. This is probably the reason for an increase in townlands in

the Griffiths Valuation and the 1901 Census.

Population

In the 1821 Census, the Enumerater recorded the total population as 7218. For comparison, in the Abstract of

Answers and Returns under the Population Act of Ireland the total population recorded is 7,276. For some reason

there is a discrepancy with the Census and the Returns and I am presuming the copyist did not record a number of

Houses as there is disparity in the numbering.

For comparison purposes, the population in the later Censuses may be of interest -

Parish of Drumlomman, Co of Cavan

Population

Year 1821 Year 1831 Year 1841 Year 1851

7276 8007 8807 5963

Houses

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In the 1821 Census the total number of houses returned is 1,260 of which seven are recorded as waste. In the

Abstract of Answers and Returns6 the total number of houses returned is 1,336 of which eight are uninhabited. As

mentioned above, I presume the discrepancy is the same as there is no record of a number of houses in various

townlands. In the townland of Magheraboy Lower, eight houses are omitted. The same for the townlands of

Callenagh, Clonnuse and Drumcorr, respectively six, five, four are omitted and there is no reference to house no six

in the townland of Lisnadara.

Family Names

An analysis of family names in the parish shows that the most common names were Reilly, Smyth and Sheridan. Out

of a population of 7218, the number of Reillys recorded is 493 and Smyth 270 and Sheridans 103 and out of sixty-

nine houses in the townland of Callenagh there were twenty three families of Reillys. The most common names in

the parish on the male side are Pat, James and Thomas and on the female side are Mary, Catherine and Anne.

Ages

In a number of households, the ages of one hundred and sixty nine are not recorded. In the observation column the

ages of babies under the age of one were recorded as how many months or weeks they are. A number of the wives

in the census were married very young. If the ages given are reasonably accurate, some girls were married at the age

of thirteen. Fourteen, fifteen and sixteen were common marrying years. The following graph gives the statistics of

the ages of persons in the 1821 Census.

6 Abstract of the Answers and Returns Census of Ireland 1821 Ref IR 310 CI pg 260 Cavan

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Parish of Drumlomman, Co. of Cavan

Age (years) Number of People Age (years) Number of People

0-5 1008.00 41-45 162

5-10 994 46-50 336

11-15 881 51-55 124

16-20 1023 56-60 327

21-25 619 61-65 74

26-30 609 66-70 74

31-35 281 71-75 29

36-40 448 76-80 42

81-85 4

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Priests

There is only one priest recorded in the parish. He resided in the townland of Dundavan with his sister and stated as

the owner of 12 acres of land.

4.7 Schools

In the 1821 Census only five schools are recorded in the parish and these were located in Pollabawn, Mullyhorn,

Drumhowna, Killydriam and Carigakilliu. According to the Index of Names of Schoolmasters and Schoolmistresses

18261827, seven schools were recorded and the names of the teachers and their pay. In the 1824 Second Report

of the Commissioners of Irish Education Inquiry (dated16th September 1826) eleven schools is recorded giving other

information with regard to description of the school and the number of pupils attending. A synopsis of the

information is as follows:

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1821 Census

Name of School Observations

Pollabawn In this town there is a school containing 35 males and 15 females

Mullyhorn In this town there is a popish chapel and school containing 35 males

and 15 females.

Drumhowna In this town there is a chapel and school containing 50 males and 10

females.

Killydriam In this town there is a school containing 36 males and 14 females.

Carigakilliu In this town there is a school containing 40 males and 26 females.

Second Report of the Commissioners of Irish Education Inquiry, 1826

Name of School Observations

Drunhonnagh Daniel Brady: RC: pay 30: the parish chapel: stone and lime: M75 /

F14

Callanaugh Patrick Connelly: RC: pay 20: stone and lime: M44/F31

Drumlomman Chapel Patrick Keoghan: (pay not stated) Parish Chapel: M5/F nil

Carrickakilliu Patrick Lynch: RC: pay 9: Parish Chapel: F60/M20

Mullughorne Thomas Reilly: RC: pay 20: Mullughorne Chapel: M22/F8

Moynagh John Smith: RC: pay 6: a miserable hut: M30/F12

Dundaven Patrick Smith: RC: pay 9: a poor cabin: M24/F22

Tulligullen; Thomas Smith: RC: pay 10: a miserable hut: M24/F22

CartonfreeSecond Daniel Creamer: RC: pay 20: miserable hut: M35/F22

Clooncavate James Kiernan;: RC: pay 31: miserable hut: M60/F25

Two of the schools located in Pollabawn and Killydriam recorded in the 1821 Census were not returned in the Index

nor in the Report mentioned above. We must remember that those poor schools were maintained and the teachers

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paid solely by the parents of the children attending them, but without any grants from the State. The Board of

National Education was set up in 1831. It was authorized to make grants to existing schools for the payment of

teachers, to provide equipment and also to further the building of new schools. Carrick was the first school to be

built in the Parish in 1832. Kilcogy and Loughduff were built in 1834, and Cloncovid was built in 1835

Occupations

The main occupation of the population is recorded as farming, labouring and weaving:

(a) Farming: The greater number of house holders are returned as farmers. In all, there are seven hundred and

sixteen farmers listed. A number of them have other occupations like weaving or another trade.

(b) Labouring: Three hundred and sixty one are returned as labourers. A number of them are farmers sons, but

the majority of them are householders. Some have other occupations, such as weaving, copper, nailor, and taylor

(sic).

(c) Weaving: One hundred and twenty nine householders are recorded as weavers and all of these are recorded

as male and a number of farmers were also weavers. At that time, weaving was a common occupation and it is

unusual that no female is recorded as a weaver except for one recorded as spinner and sewer. According to The

Economic History of Ireland from the Union of the Famine7many weavers who were small farmers, had three to six

looms in their houses. The spinning and various preparatory processes, which the flax underwent were chiefly

performed by the female branches of the family. The owner, his apprentices worked either at the loom or in the

field. The linen when manufactured was sold in the brown linen markets, which were under the regulation of the

Linen Board.

Miscellaneous Items

From my research on the 1821 Census, I would like to comment on a number of points of interest. The area of land

in respect of fifty-four farmers is not recorded. The spelling of townlands and surnames are inconsistent. For

example, Cloncovid as known today is recorded as Clonkiffer. The same applies for the surname Coyle - sometimes it

was spelled Coil and other times Coile and in some cases it had the correct spelling. There are a small number of

occupants recorded as pensioners and all were middle aged men and I take it that these may be in receipt of an

army pension.8

7 George O Brien: The Economic History of Ireland from the Union to the Famine: UCD Library 330.9415 pg 316.

8 Notes on the 1821 Census of Lavey Parish, Vol 1, No 3 1961 pg 205

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As mentioned above, the majority of occupations were farmers, weavers and labourers and to a lesser extent the

other occupations are recorded as flax-growers, flax-dressers, coopers, taylors (sic), nailors, shoemakers, blacksmith,

stuccoman, (stucco was a plaster used as a coating for walls) millers, spinner, wheelwrights, (a maker of wheels and

wheeled carriages) a sewer, whos daughter was a mantua-maker. (I am guessing this is a mantlemaker who make

cloaks or capes). Also recorded are a land surveyor, plasterer, apprentice weaver, shoemaker, blacksmith and three

professional beggars.

In the 1821 Census, the names of two townlands are ommited and one of these is Magherboy Upper because when I

checked the Tithe Applotments9 and Griffiths Valuation,10 the names of the families were similar to the names

recorded in the Census. The same applied to another townland omitted where the name of Mark Kerre Esq. and his

family is recorded. In checking the Tithe Applotments I found a map showing Mark Kerres residence as Bracklow.

His name and address were also recorded as Bracklow, Drumlomman.

6. My Ancestors in the 1821 Census

During my research of the 1821 Census, l discovered that my great-great-great grandfather, Bryan Reilly who lived in

the townland of Carigakilliu (Carrickakillew) had a brother, John who lived in the next townland of Carrick which I

was not aware of. Both Bryan and John had a family of eight. This was a surprise as my grandmother only spoke of

my great-great grandfather, Hugh and his brother Fr James.

I also discovered my great-great-great grandfather, Edward Dease lived in the townland of Kilsarrin (Kilsarn). His

daughter, Maria married one of Bryan Reillys sons, my great-great grandfather, Hugh.

I further discovered my great-great-grandfather, Henry Briody lived in the townland of Clonlohan (Clonloghan). I

know that Henry had a family of seven but in the 1821 Census, five are only recorded. The above families are all on

my fathers side of the family.

On my mothers side whose maiden name is Tierney came from the townland of Callanagh the same townland as my

father. In the 1821 Census, there are two families of James and Daniel Tiarney recorded for the townland of

Mullyhoran. I am led to believe, that my great-great-grandfather, Thomas Tierney came from Mullahoran. In the

1901 Census, the names of the families of Thomas and Patrick Tierney, my great-grandfather and my great-

granduncle from the townland of Callanagh are similar to the family names of James and Daniel Tiarny in the 1821

Census as listed in the Table below:

9 Tithe Applotments: 1824 Cavan Ref 4/27

10 Griffiths Valuation: 1857 Cavan Ref 4E9 Fiche 4

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1821 Census 1901 Census

JamesTiarny Daniel Tiarny Thomas Tierney Patrick Tierney

John

Mary

James

Owen

Thomas

Daniel

Mary

Bridget

Thomas

Patrick

Owen

Thomas

Peter

Patrick

Bridget

Joseph

John

Luke

Mary

Michael

Owen

Edward

Christine

James

Bridget

Philip

Mary

Peter

Daniel

Anne

Elizabeth

Thomas

Jane

Patrick

Frank

I hope that through further research, I will be able to confirm that these families are connected.

My great-grandmother, Mary Reilly, Patrick Tierneys wife, came from the townland of Callanagh. Her marriage

certificate states that her fathers name is Philip. In the 1821 Census there are twenty-two households with the

name Reilly in the townland of Callanagh and only one householder is Philip Reilly who also has a son Philip. I am

pretty sure that this son Philip is Mary Reillys father as she was always known to my family as Mary (Phildy) Reilly.

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Conclusion

I was born and grew up in the townland of Callanagh in the parish of Drumlommon and the majority of my ancestors

on both sides of my parents also came from this Parish. The names of the townlands and the surnames of the

householders were familiar to me and therefore made it much easier to research and reproduce the 1821 Census.

The 1821 Census has been a wonderful source of information for me and I was very fortunate to be able to carry out

this research. I hope to publish this information in book form and make it available to the public.

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Transcribed 1821Census Drumlomman Parish Co Cavan

Townland No of

House

No of

Stories Name Age Occupation Acres

Bawn 1 1 Philip (widower) Reilly 74 Farmer 5.5

Bridget (daughter) Reilly 34

Myles (son) Reilly 32

Rose (daughter-in-law) Reilly 22

Philip (grandson) Reilly 12

2 1 James Coyle 50 Farmer 3.5

Rose (wife) Coyle 50

Pat (son) Coyle 27

Micl (son) Coyle 20

Mary (daughter) Coyle 16

Rose (daughter) Coyle 3

3 1 Jn Reilly 38 Labourer

Mary (wife) Reilly 34

Mary (daughter) Reilly 14

James (son) Reilly 11

Margaret (daughter) Reilly 5

4 1 ? Smyth 60

Mary (wife) Smyth 60

Cathrine (daughter) Smyth 20

5 1 Pat Smyth 30 Farmer 3



Mary (daughter) Smyth 3

Bernd (son) Smyth 2

Margt (daughter) Smyth 1

6 1 Bryan Clark 50 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Clark 50

Jas (brother-in-law) Galaher 40

Cathrine (sister-in-law) Galaher 40

Anne (stepdaughter) Reilly 17

7 1 Laurence Cunningham 40 Farmer 3

Mary (wife) Cunningham 35

Margt (daughter) Cunningham 12

Jas (son) Cunningham 10

Micl (son) Cunningham 8

Eleanor (daughter) Cunningham 6

Cathrine (daughter) Cunningham 4

Wm (son - baby) Cunningham 0

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Townland No of

House

No of


Bawn (Cont) 8 1 Mathew Real 40 Farmer 3

Margt (wife) Real 0

Mary (daughter) Real 0

Rose (daughter) Real 0

Margt (daughter) Real 0

Bridget (daughter) Real 0

Elizabeth (daughter) Real 0

Eleanor (daughter) Real 0

Micl (brother-in-law) Colwelle 0

9 1 Micl Wallace 48 Farmer 5

Mary (wife) Wallace 35

Geo (son) Wallace 16

Jn (son) Wallace 14

Mary (daughter) Wallace 12

Pat (son) Wallace 8

Anne (daughter) Wallace 7

Elizabeth (daughter) Wallace 4

Philip (son) Wallace 1

Bracklagh 1 1 Micl Cruise 42 Farmer 5

Cathrine (wife) Cruise 60

Bernd (son) Cruise 20

Anne (daughter) Cruise 13

Anne (lodger) Caffry 11

Cathrine Masterson 20 Servant

2 1 Bartly Linahan 34 Labourer

Eleanor (wife) Linahan 30

Mary (daughter) Linahan 9

Anne (daughter) Linahan 7

Cathrine (daughter) Linahan 1

3 1 Pat (widower) Lynch 54 Farmer 10

Edwd (son) Lynch 20

Margt (daughter) Lynch 18

Anne (daughter) Lynch 14

Cathrine (daughter) Lynch 10

Mary (daughter) Lynch 4

4 1 Edwd Lynch 78

5 1 Micl Lynch 38 Farmer 12

Bridget (wife) Lynch 35

Owen (son) Lynch 16


Pat (son) Lynch 11


Eliza (daughter) Lynch 7

Bridgt (daughter) Lynch 4

Bridgt Browne 19 Servant

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Townland No of

House

No of


Bracklagh (Cont) 6 1 Edwd Lynch 45 Farmer 8

Eliza (wife) Lynch 35

Bridgt (daughter) Lynch 20

Micl (son) Lynch 17

Thos (son) Lynch 15

Pat (son) Lynch 12

Jn (son) Lynch 10

Eliza (daughter) Lynch 9


Mary Heary 20 Servant

7 1 Mark Kerre Esq 40 Farmer 64

James Armstrong 40

James Cavanagh 23

Cathrine (wife) Kerre 21

Rose Cavanagh 20

Pat Regan 18

Jane (daughter) Kerre 2

John (son) Kerre 1

Callanagh 1 1 Thos McDowell 40 Farmer 8

Elizabeth (wife) McDowell 40

Bridget (daughter) McDowell 16

Mary (daughter) McDowell 13

James (son) McDowell 11

Elizabeth (daughter) McDowell 9

Anne (daughter) McDowell 7

Rose (daughter) McDowell 5

Luke (son) McDowell 2

2 1 Edwd Donnelly 40 Farmer 19

Anne (wife) Donnelly 45

Connor (son) Donnelly 17

Jn (son) Donnelly 14

Bridget (daughter) Donnelly 11

Edwd (son) Donnelly 9

Mary (daughter) Donnelly 7

Luke (son) Donnelly 5

James (son) Donnelly 2

3 1 James Reilly 25 Farmer 24

Owen (Brother) Reilly 21

Anne (Sister) Reilly 20

Thomas Black 17 Servent

4 1 John Reilly 35

Wheelright &

Farmer 9.5

Thos (father) Reilly 60

Bridget (wife) Reilly 35


Connor (son) Reilly 3

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Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 5 1 Pat Smyth 40 Farmer & Weaver 14

Cathrine (wife) Smyth 38

Hugh (son) Smyth 4

Micl (son) Smyth 1

Pat Harahan 45 Servant

Mic Smyth 35

Weaver &

Servant

Mary Reilly 15 Servant

6 1 Daniel Reilly 60 Farmer 6


Judith (daughter) Reilly 17

Cathrine (daughter) Reilly 13

Danl (son) Reilly 6

7 1 Bernd Reilly 40 Farmer 5

Rose (wife) Reilly 35

Elizabeth (daughter) Reilly 12


Jas (son) Reilly 4

Pat (son) Reilly 2


Fras Farrelly 30

Weaver &

Servant

8 1 James Reilly 30 Farmer 5


Edwd Coyle 25 Weaver

Ann (daughter) Reilly 6

Pat (son) Reilly 4


James Donaho 30 Servant

Mary Beard 21 Servant

9 1 Thos Boylan 40 Blacksmith 0

Mary (wife) Boylan 40

Mary (daughter) Boylan 15

Bridget (daughter) Boylan 13

10 1 Peter Smyth 25 Labourer 0

Bridget (wife) Smyth 25

11 1 Philip Reilly 30 Farmer 8

Cathrine (wife) Reilly 30



Margt (daughter) Reilly 3

Micl (son - baby) Reilly 0

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Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 12 1 Bernd Brady 38 Farmer 8

Judith (wife) Brady 36

Rose (daughter) Brady 15

Cathrine (daughter) Brady 13

John (son) Brady 11

Bridget (daughter) Brady 7

James (son) Brady 6

Mary (daughter) Brady 1

13 1 Cathrine (widow) Reilly 40 Farmer 2

Philip (son) Reilly 25

Labourer &

Weaver

Peter (son) Reilly 20

Eleanor (daughter) Reilly 16



14 1 Thos Reilly 26 Labourer 0


Rose (daughter) Reilly 1

15 1 Hugh Smyth 37 Farmer 4.5

Bridget (mother-in-law) Brine 58


Anne (sister-in-law)) Moore 13

Bridget (daughter - baby) Smyth 0

16 1 Andw McDowell 45 Labourer 0

Bridget (wife) McDowell 45

James (son) McDowell 20


Margt (daughter) McDowell 14

Thos (son - twin) McDowell 12

Bridget (daughter - twin) McDowell 12

Sarah (daughter) McDowell 10

Eleanor (daughter) McDowell 5

17 1 Pat Brady 30 Labourer 0

Bridget (wife) Brady 29

Margt (daughter) Brady 10


Mary (daughter) Brady 2

18 1 Pat Reilly 37 Farmer 4

Jane (lodger) Martin 60



Pat (son) Reilly 1

Margt O'Donoho 20 Servant

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Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 19 1 James Brennan 50 Labourer 0

Bridget (wife) Brennan 50

Margt (daughter) Brennan 16

Cathrine (daughter) Brennan 14

John (son) Brennan 12


Rose (wife) Reilly 40



Mathew (son) Reilly 18

Edwd (son) Reilly 16


John (son) Reilly 6


21 1 Margt (widow) Reilly 50 Farmer 10

Andw (son) Reilly 26


Pat (son) Reilly 22



Pat Sweeney 26

Weaver and

Servant



Bernd Reilly 24 Weaver

Bernd Reilly 22

Owen Reilly 20

Pat Reilly 17

Elizabeth Smyth 20 Servant

23 1 Judith (widow) Donaho 70 0

Rose (lodger) Faughnan 42

Connor (son) Donoho 40 Labourer

William (lodger) Faughnan 40

Mary (lodger) Faughnan 10

John (lodger) Faughnan 8

24 1 Hugh (widower) Reilly 50 Farmer 5

Rose Hane 50

Anne (daughter) Reilly 6


25 1 Jn Reilly 44 Farmer 5

Philip (brother) Reilly 42

Elizabeth (sister) Reilly 30

23

Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 26 1 Pat Reilly 50 Farmer 4.5

Judith (sister) Reilly 48

James (brother-in-law) McCann 35


Rose (niece) McEnerny 14


27 1 Pat Donoho 50 Farmer 12

Cathrine (sister) Donoho 48

28 1 Hugh McEnerny 40 0

Eleanor McEnerny 20

James McEnerny 1

35 1 Edwd Donaho 48 Labourer 0

Mary (wife) Donaho 45

Rose (daughter) Donaho 23

36 1 Anthony Reilly 50 Farmer 9


Ann (daughter) Reilly 34


Edwd (son) Reilly 28

John (son) Reilly 24

37 1 Chas Byrne 50 Farmer 9

Anne (wife) Byrne 46

Danl (son) Byrne 22

Mary (daughter) Byrne 20

Eleanor (daughter) Byrne 16

38 1 Micl Byrne 25 Farmer 8

39 1 Jn Reilly 30 Farmer 0

Margt (wife) Reilly 26

Anne Toolin 20

Anne Reilly 10

Micl McCabe 8

Mary (daughter - baby) Reilly 0

40 1 Jn Brennan 44 Labourer 0

Margt (wife) Brennan 23

Mary (daughter) Brennan 4

Eleanor (daughter) Brennan 1

41 1 Pat (widower) Black 51 Labourer 0

Mary (daughter) Black 13

Pat (son) Black 9

Bridget (daughter) Black 6

24

Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 42 1 Richd Black 60 Labourer 0

Mary (wife) Black 45

Bridget (daughter) Black 18

43 1 Jn McDowell 40 Farmer 12

Eleanor (wife) McDowell 32

Bridget (daughter) McDowell 12

Cathrine (daughter) McDowell 10


James (son) MCDowell 4

44 1 Owen McCabe 58 0

Elizabeth (sister-in-law) Connell 40

Anne (wife) McCabe 36

Pat (son) McCabe 13

Philip (son) McCabe 10

Mary (daughter) McCabe 8

Anne (daughter) McCabe 5

Bernd (son) McCabe 2

45 1 Jn Briody 72 Farmer 13

Mary (wife) Briody 60

Micl (son) Briody 32

Jn (son) Briody 20

Peter (grandson) Martin 16

46 1 Hugh Briody 23 0


47 1 Bridget (widow) McCabe 60 Farmer 2

Cathrine (daughter) McCabe 30

Wm (lodger) McDowell 4

48 1 Micl Brennan 32 Farmer 2

Bridget (wife) Brennan 30

Edwd (son) Brennan 4

Thos (son - baby) Brennan 0

49 1 Margt (widow) Toole 73 Farmer 4

Mathew (son) Toole 30

Rose (daughter-in-law) Toole 25

Margt (grandaughter) Toole 3

Anne (grandaughter-baby) Toole 0

50 1 Myles Kelaher 30 Farmer 4

Cathrine (wife) Kelaher 30

Peter (son) Kelaher 3

Pat (son - baby) Kelaher 0

25

Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 51 1 Jn McGaughran 22 Farmer 8.5

Bridget (lodger) Lang 25

Anne (wife) McGaughran 21

Cathrine McManus 10

Bridget (daughter - baby) McGaughran 0

Anne Bray 18 Servant

52 1 Bryan McGaughran 60 Farmer 15

Jane (wife) McGaughran 40

Bridget (daughter) McGaughran 21

Mary (daughter) McGaughran 20

Bernd (son) McGaughran 18

Anne (daughter) McGaughran 16

Pat (son) McGaughran 14

Eleanor (daughter) McGaughran 13

Thos (son) McGaughran 10

Jn McCabe 18 Servant

53 1 James Jackson 66 0

Judy (wife) Jackson 62

Alexandra Byers 58 Weaver

Margt (daughter) Jackson 20

Robt (son) Jackson 18

Joseph (nephew) Coin 14

54 1 Bele (widow) Cain 58 0

Mary (daughter) Cain 28

? Cain 0

55 1 Peter Parsons 33 Farmer 6.5

Cathrine (wife) Parsons 25

Cathrine Cunningham 17

Anne Keogh 8

Mary (daughter) Parsons 2

Pat (son - baby) Parsons 0

56 1 Henry McEnerny 50 Farmer 4.5

Bridget (wife) McEnerny 38

Jas (son) McEnerny 20

Mary (daughter) McEnerny 17

Cathrine (daughter) McEnerny 15

Bridget (daughter) McEnerny 9

Margt (daughter) McEnerny 7

Pat (son) McEnerny 5

Eleanor (daughter) McEnerny 2

57 1 Sylvester Reilly 50

Farmer &

Weaver 9

Anne (wife) Reilly 50

Thos Lanktree 30 Weaver


Mary Moore 20 Servant

26

ownland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 58 1 James Reilly 40 Farmer 8




Alice (daughter) Reilly 6

John (son) Reilly 4


Cathrine (daughter-baby) Reilly 0

James Kiernan 17 Servant

59 1 Tabby (widow) Reilly 70 Farmer 9


60 1 Thos Reilly 48 Farmer 9


Pat (son) Reilly 19

Owen (son) Reilly 15


Thos (son) Reilly 8



Cathrine Reilly 13 Servant

61 1 John Maguire 56 Farmer 4

Margaret (lodger) Meehan 70

Bridget (wife) Maguire 40

Pat (son) Maguire 15

Micl (son) Maguire 13

Danl (son) Maguire 11

Mary (daughter) Maguire 10

Ann (daughter) Maguire 8

62 1 Danl Byrne 60 Labourer 0

Cathrine (wife) Byrne 60

Anne (daughter) Byrne 24

Danl (son) Byrne 21

63 1 Owen Byrne 55 0

Bridget (wife) Byrne 54

Harrel Byrne 20

Anne Byrne 18

William Hand 18 Weaver

Cathrine Coil 16

James Byrne 15

James Graham 10

64 1 Philip (widower) Reilly 70 Farmer 0

Jane (lodger) Graham 60



Rose(grandaughter baby) Reilly 0

27

Townland No of

House

No of


Callanagh (Cont) 65 1 Owen Kiernan 26 Labourer 0

Jane (wife) Kiernan 28

Jas (son) Kiernan 2

66 1 Cathrine (widow) Reilly 40


67 1 Pat Reilly 35 Labourer 0

Jane (lodger) Martin 60



Pat (son) Reilly 1

Margt Donoho 25 Servant

68 1 Owen Donaho 51 Farmer 8

Hanna (wife) Donaho 50

Edwd (son) Donoho 20

Mary (daughter) Donoho 18

Pat (son) Donoho 15

Margt (daughter) Donoho 8

Owen (son) Donoho 5

69 1 Thos McManus 75 Farmer 8

Bridget (wife) McManus 70

Owen (son) McManus 30

Rose (daughter) McManus 28

Bridget (daughter) McManus 26

James (son-in-law) McCabe 26

Bryan McIntegras 16

Thos Hullahan 11

Carrigakilliu

1 1 Bryan Reilly 50 Farmer 26


Hugh (son) Reilly 13

Eliza (daughter) Reilly 12

Maria (daughter) Reilly 10





Jn (son - baby) Reilly 0

Elizabeth Clark 25 Servant

Pat Dolan 20 Servant

28

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrigakilliu (Cont)

2 1 Mark Coil 24

Terence (brother) Coil 15

Mary (sister) Coil 13

Ally (sister) Coil 10

John (brother) Coil 8

3 1 Owen Reilly 30 Farmer 5


John (son) Reilly 4


4 1 Peter (widower) Flood 60 Farmer 4

Mary (daughter-in-law) Caffrey 24

Michael (son) Flood 24

Judith (daughter) Flood 20

Bridgt (daughter) Flood 18

5 1 Edwd Caffry 34 Labourer

Mary (wife) Caffry 30

Laurence (son) Caffry 6

Peter (son) Caffry 5

Anne (daughter) Caffry 3

Rose (daughter) Caffry 1

6 1 Jn Smyth 34 Farmer 5.5

Farrel (brother) Smyth 32

Eleanor (sister) Smyth 20

7 1 Margt (widow) Flood 60 Farmer 6

James (son-in-law) Reilly 30

Bridgt (daughter) Flood 26

James (son) Flood 24

Philip (grandson) Reilly 2

Danl (grandson - baby) Reilly 0

8 1 Rose (widow) Coyle 60 Farmer 4

Thos (son) Coyle 26

9 1 Pat (widower) Cooke 60 Farmer 13

Chas (son) Cooke 22

Cathrine (daughter) Cooke 20

10 1 Danl Cooke 34 Farmer 13

Mary (wife) Cooke 28

Pat (son) Cooke 2

Pat Bray 28 Servant

Margt Coil 23 Servant

29

Townland No of

House

No of



11 1 Mary (widow) O Neal 50

Bryan (son) O Neal 22

James (son) O Neal 18

Micl (son) O Neal 12

12 1 Dennis Keoghy 28 Labourer

Margt (sister) Keoghy 21

13 1 James Reilly 60 Farmer

Bridgt (wife) Reilly 60

Daniel (son) Reilly 26



Luke (son) Reilly 20



Anne Reilly 20 Servant

14 1 Mary (widow) Keoghy 60 Farmer 4.5

James (lodger) Keoghy 40

Pat (son) Keoghy 30

Bridgt (daughter) Keoghy 24

Elizabeth (daughter) Keoghy 20

Anne (daughter) Keoghy 18

Danl (son) Keoghy 16

Edwd (son) Keoghy 14

15 1 Bryan (widower) Neal 80

James (son) Neal 42

Margt (daughter-in-law) Lahy 23

16 1 Danl Reilly 24 Labourer


17 1 Jn Sheridan 30 Farmer 4

Judith (wife) Sheridan 22

Mary (daughter) Sheridan 4

18 1 Micl Sheridan 28 Farmer 2

Bridget (mother) Sheridan 64

Mary (wife) Sheridan 26

Connor (son - baby) Sheridan 0

30

Townland No of

House

No of



19 1 Mary (widow) Russel 60

Elizabeth (lodger) Donagho 60

James (son) Russel 35

Cathrine (lodger) Maguire 30

James (lodger) Maguire 12

20 1 Eleanor (widow) Coil 60 3

Pat (son) Coil 26

Mathew (son) Coil 24

James (son) Coil 20

Eleanor (daughter) Coil 18

Anne (daughter) Coil 14

21 1 Jn Bray 60 Labourer &

Taylor

Mary (wife) Bray 60

Pat (son) Bray 16

Anne (daughter) Bray 14

22 1 Pat Smyth 36 Labourer

Jane (daughter) Smyth 32

James (son) Smyth 16

Anne (daughter) Smyth 12

Pat (son) Smyth 10

Jn (son) Smyth 4

23 1 James Black 60 Farmer 5

Bridget (wife) Black 60

Connor (son) Black 24

Pat (son) Black 18

Thos (son) Black 15

24 1 Mary (widow) Dolan 50

Anne (daughter) Dolan 16

Cathrine (daughter) Dolan 10

Mary (daughter) Dolan 8

25 1 Jn Smyth 32 Labourer

Margt (wife) Smyth 34

Jn (son) Smyth 8

Eleanor (daughter) Smyth 6


Micl (son) Smyth 2

31

Townland No of

House

No of



26 1 Pat Dermody 53 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Dermody 53

Loghlin (son) Dermody 26

Bridget (daughter) Dermody 18

Cathrine (daughter) Dermody 16

Pat (son) Dermody 12

Eleanor (daughter) Dermody 8

27 1 Owen (widower) Keoghy 60 Farmer 5

Thos (son) Keoghy 24

James (son) Keoghy 22

Judith (daughter) Keoghy 20

Eleanor (daughter) Keoghy 18

Edwd (son) Keoghy 16

Anne (daughter) Keoghy 14

28 1 Thos Smyth 36 Farmer 4



Bridget (daughter) Smyth 10



29 1 Jn Smyth 60 Farmer 26

Anne (wife) Smyth 60

Pat (son) Smyth 28

Thos (son) Smyth 26

Edwd (son) Smyth 24

Wm (son) Smyth 20

Jn (son) Smyth 18


Mary Brady 19 Servant

30 1 James Keoghy 24

Bridgt (wife) Keoghy 24

31 1 James Smyth 34 Farmer 2.5

Margt (wife) Smyth 38

Jn (son) Smyth 9

Micl (son) Smyth 7

Pat (son) Smyth 5


Thos (son) Smyth 1

32

Townland No of

House

No of



32 1 Luke Carty 24 Labourer

Anne (wife) Carty 24

Cathrine (sister) Carty 20

33 1 James Brady 40 Labourer

Christian (wife) Brady 40

Margt (daughter) Brady 11

Bridget (daughter) Brady 9

Anne (daughter) Brady 6


34 1 Mary (widow) McGuire 48

Hugh (son) McGuire 20

John (son) McGuire 17

Cathrine (daughter) McGuire 14

35 1 Owen Keoghy 40 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Keoghy 40

Margt (daughter) Keoghy 13

Mary (daughter) Keoghy 4

Bridgt (daughter - baby) Keoghy 0

36 1 Cathrine (widow) Linahan 52

Anne (daughter) Linahan 22

Bridget (daughter) Linahan 20

Cathrine (daughter) Linahan 15

37 1 Edwd Betty 30 Farmer 17

Bridgt (wife) Betty 26

Bridget Betty 17

Nichs (son) Betty 12

Jas (son) Betty 7

Chas (son) Betty 5

Bernd (brother-in-law) Reilly 17 Servant

Caronagh Lower

1 1 Philip Reilly 58



Thos (son) Reilly 10


Bridget Sheridan 18 Servant

33

Townland No of

House

No of


Caronagh Lower (Cont)

2 1 Thos Reilly 40 Labourer


Thos (nephew) Reily 14

Judith (daughter) Reilly 8




3 1 James Sheridan 62 Farmer 16

Hanora (wife) Sheridan 61

Pat (son) Sheridan 25

Owen (son) Sheridan 23

Anne (son) Sheridan 14

Micl (son) Sheridan 12

Jas (son) Sheridan 2

4 1 Thos Colwell 40 Farmer 4

Mary (wife) Colwell 30

Pat (son) Colwell 15

Margt Halton 14

Connor (son) Colwell 13

Rose (daughter) Colwell 11

Micl Gibhey 10

Margt (daughter) Colwell 7

Micl (son) Colwell 3

Mary (daughter - baby) Colwell 0

5 1 Edwd Smyth 44 Farmer 4





Jane (daughter) Smyth 3


Jn Smyth 64




Rose (daughter - baby) Smyth 0

7 1 Jas Flood 24 Farmer 8

Anne (wife) Flood 0

Mary (daughter -baby) Flood 0

Margt Briody 18 Servant

34

Townland No of

House

No of



8 1 Chas Dermody 53 Farmer 8

Thos Dermody 68 Weaver

Margt (wife) Dermody 50

John Cullin 32 Weaver

Bryan (son) Dermody 24

Margt (daughter) Dermody 22


Chas (son) Dermody 14

Stephen (son) Dermody 11

Micl (son) Dermody 9

9 1 Edwd Galligan 60 Farmer 4

Mary (wife) Galligan 60

Thos (son) Galligan 30

Margt (daughter-in-law) Gilroy 29

Bridget (grandaughter) Calwell 12

10 1 Micl Lynch 32 Labourer

Jane (mother) Lynch 80

Judith (wife) Lynch 30

Mary (niece) Reilly 8

James (son) Lynch 6

Jane (daughter) Lynch 3

Judith (daughter -baby) Lynch 0

11 1 Micl Donaho 62 Farmer 10.5

Eleanor (wife) Donaho 60

James (son) Donaho 24

Peter (son) Donaho 22

Anne (daughter-in-law) Dermody 20

Thos (son) Donaho 16

Anne (daughter) Donaho 12

Owen (son) Donaho 10

Anne Keogan 14 Servant

12 1 Danl Briody 64 Labourer


Anne (daughter) Briody 20

Thos daughter) Briody 18

13 1 Fras Donaho 50 Farmer 9

Hanesly (wife) Donaho 40

Thomas (son) Donaho 14

Pat (son) Donaho 12

Bridget (daughter) Donaho 10

Cathrine (daughter) Danaho 8

Jn (son) Danaho 6

35

Townland No of

House

No of



14 1 Hugh (widower) Donaho 60 Farmer 9

Thos (son) Donaho 18

Pat (son) Donaho 16

Chas (son) Donaho 14

Jas (son) Donaho 12

Jn (son) Donaho 8

Luke (son) Donaho 6

15 1 Hugh Reilly 44 Farmer 9

Bridget (mother) Reilly 65







16 1 Bryan Lynch 80 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Lynch 80

Bryan (son) Lynch 24

17 1 Micl Donnellan 80 Farmer 8

Margt (wife) Donnellan 70

Ally (daughter) Donnellan 22

Micl (son) Donnellan 20

18 1 Thos McCabe 24 Farmer 4

Mary (wife) McCabe 20

Wm (son - baby) McCabe 0

19 1 Peter Reilly 30 Farmer 4

Jane (wife) Reilly 26


Thos (son) Reilly 5


20 1 Jn Donaho 28 Farmer 7

Thomas Smyth 25 Weaver

Bridget (wife) Donaho 20

Eleanor (daughter) Donaho 1


21 1 Anne (widow) Smyth 40 Farmer 4


Hugh (son) Smyth 15




Bartly (son) Smyth 3

36

Townland No of House

No of

Stories

Name Age Occupation Acres


22 1 Phelim Hartin 50 Farmer 10.5

Mary (wife) Hartin 40

James Maguire 24 Weaver

Pat (son) Hartin 20

Mary (daughter) Hartin 12

Cathrine (daughter) Hartin 10

Rose (daughter) Hartin 8

Thos (son) Hartin 6

Anne (daughter) Hartin 4

Mary Brennan 20 Servant

23 1 Micl McCahill 30 Labourer

Judith (wife) McCahill 25

Hugh (lodger) McCahill 20

Hugh (son) McCahill 2

24 1 Mathew Flood 30 Labourer

Margt (sister) Flood 26

Edward Brennan 19



Micl (son) Reilly 20

26 1 Margt (widow) Divine 60

Caronagh Upper

1 1 John Hartin 54 Farmer 15

Mary (wife) Hartin 50

Hugh (son) Hartin 20

Jas (son) Hartin 18

Bridgt (daughter) Hartin 14

Anne (daughter) Hartin 10

Jn (son) Hartin 8

Margt (daughter) Hartin 6

Mary (daughter - baby) Hartin 0


2 1 Pat Hartin 60 Farmer

Bridget (wife) Hartin 50

Owen (son) Hartin 24

Hugh (son) Hartin 20

Bridget (lodger) McClusky 12

Mary (daughter) Hartin 5

37

Townland No of

House

No of


Caronagh Upper(Cont)


Eleanor (wife) Reilly 30


Owen (son) Reilly 6

Jn (son) Reilly 4

4 1 Owen Reilly 44 Farmer 2


Elizabeth (lodger) Reynolds 32

Jane (lodger) Reynolds 8

Margt (lodger) Reynolds 5

5 1 Thos Rigby 60 Farmer

Mary (wife) Rigby 50

Pat (son from first wife ) Rigby 40

Micl (son) Rigby 30

Mary (daughter) Rigby 22

Thos (son) Rigby 18

Margt (daughter) Rigby 15

6 1 Jn Nixon 50 Farmer 7

James (lodger) Doyle 59

Bridget (wife) Nixon 40

Bridget (daughter) Nixon 8

Wm (son) Nixon 6

Mary (daughter) Nixon 2

Rose (daughter - baby) Nixon 0

7 1 Robt Nixon 56

Mary (wife) Nixon 40

Mary (daughter) Nixon 12

Jane (daughter) Nixon 10

Margt (daughter) Nixon 8

Rose (daughter) Nixon 6

Elizabeth (daughter) Nixon 4

John (son) Nixon 3

8 1 Mary Nixon 86

Elizabeth (daughter) Nixon 20

9 1 Stephen Dermody 40 Labourer

Bridget (wife) Dermody 36

Bryan (son) Dermody 12

Anne (daughter) Dermody 10

Rose (daughter) Dermody 8

Thos (son) Dermody 6


38

Townland No of

House

No of



10 1 James Cummisky 55 Farmer &

Weaver 20

Anne (wife) Cummisky 55

Micl (son) Cummisky 28

Edwd (son) Cummisky 25

Bryan Galligan 16 Apprentice

Jn Donaho 13 Apprentice

Cathrine (grandaughter) Cummisky 1

Cathrine Smyth 22 Servant


Cathrine Smith 20 Servant

Jas Reilly 0 Servant

11 1 Chas Cummisky 30 Farmer 12

Mary (wife) Cummisky 30

James (son) Cummisky 5

Pat (son) Cummisky 3

John (son) Cummisky 1

Owen McEtegart 64 Servant

Jn Sheridan 25 Servant &

Weaver

Richd McEtegart 12 Servant

12 1 Laurence Bignal 54 Farmer 9

Bridget (wife) Bignal 45

Mary McCabe 24 Servant

13 1 Thos Lynch 26 Labourer &

Weaver


14 1 Peter Lynch 50 Farmer 6


James (son) Lynch 20

Elizabeth (daughter) Lynch 16


Peter (son) Lynch 9

Pat (son) Lynch 7

Chas (son) Lynch 5

15 1 Bryan Cummisky 60 Farmer 15

Mary (wife) Cummisky 60

Mary (daughter) Cummisky 30

Bridget (daughter) Cummisky 27

Cathrine (daughter) Cummisky 25

Jn (son) Cummisky 23

Rose (daughter) Cummisky 22

Ally (daughter) Cummisky 20

Jas (son) Cummisky 14

Judith (daughter) Cummisky 10

39

Townland No of

House

No of



16 1 Jas Bignal 24 Farmer 7

Mary (wife) Bignal 24

Cathrine Sheridan 13 Servant

17 1 Owen Bignal 48 Farmer 7

Mary (wife) Bignal 40

Pat (son) Bignal 22

Jn (son) Bignal 19

Judith (daughter) Bignal 17

Anne (daughter) Bignal 9

Mary (daughter) Bignal 8

Margt (daughter) Bignal 7

Ally (daughter) Bignal 6

18 1 Micl Quinn 50 Farmer 3.5

Cathrine (wife) Quinn 40

Terence (son) Quinn 16

Jane (daughter) Quinn 14

Terence (lodger) Mullin 14

Rose (daughter) Quinn 12

Philip (son) Quinn 10

19 1 Philip Reilly 32 Labourer


Bridget (niece) Donaho 18

20 1 Mary (widow) McGawran 60 Farmer 7

Rose (grandaughter) Wilson 20

Wm (grandson) Wilson 19

James (grandson) Wilson 15

21 1 James (widower) Bartly 32 Farmer 3.5

Cathrine Winn 30

Bryan Reilly 23

Pat (son) Bartley 8

Mary (daughter) Bartly 5

Anne (daughter) Bartly 2

Carrick

1 1 Jn McGaughran 38 Farmer 5

Mary (sister) McGaughran 40

40

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrick (Cont)

2 1 Luke Lee 36 Farmer 12

Bridgt (wife) Lee 26

Anne (sister) Lee 22

Bridget (sister) Lee 20

Honora ? 20

Hugh Lee 18

Eleanor (sister) Lee 11

Christopher (son) Lee 6

3 1 Micl Mannin 60 Farmer 2.5

Anne (wife) Mannin 60

Luke Lynch 28 Weaver

Mary (daughter) Mannin 0

Anne (daughter) Mannin 0

Margt (daughter) Mannin 0

4 1 Thos Coyle 60 Farmer 4

Anne (wife) Coyle 0


Pat (son) Coyle 0

Cathrine (daughter) Coyle 0

Anne (daughter) Coyle 0

Connor (son) Coyle 0

5 1 Mathew Heslin 80 Labourer

Eleanor (wife) Heslin 50

Hugh (son) Heslin 16

6 1 Mary (widow) Dinniny 60 Farmer 2

Mary (daughter) Dinniny 22

Peter (son) Dinniny 20

7 1 Judith (widow) Dunleavy 60 Farmer

Thos (son) Dunleavy 22

Bridgt (daughter) Dunleavy 21

Owen (son) Dunleavy 18

Bill (son) Dunleavy 14

Anne (daughter) Dunleavy 9

8 1 Eleanor (widow) Coyle 62

Pat (son) Coyle 32



Jn (grandson) Coyle 9

41

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrick (Cont)

9 1 Pat Dunleavy 31 Labourer

Bridget (wife) Dunleavy 32

Bridget (daughter) Dunleavy 2

Christopher (son - baby) Dunleavy 0

10 1 Eleanor (widow) Lee 52

Mary (daughter) Lee 10

Walice (son) Lee 9

Eleanor (daughter) Lee 8

11 1 Bryan (widower) Kiernan 81 Labourer

Judith (daughter) Kiernan 30

James (grandson) Reilly 15

Mary (grandaughter) Reilly 2

12 1 Peter Cullin 50 Farmer 22

Eleanor (wife) Cullin 50

Walter Cullin 20

Thos (son) Cullin 10

Pat (son) Cullin 9

Mary (daughter) Cullin 8

Cathrine (daughter) Cullin 4

Cathrine Finnigan 30 Servant

13 1 Peter Reilly 60 Farmer 2








14 1 Edwd Reilly 27 Farmer 2

Eleanor (wife) Reilly 25

Bridget Walsh 13 Servant

15 1 Bryan Boylan 50 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Boylan 40

Bridgt (daughter) Boylan 17

Hugh (son) Boylan 15

Margt (daughter) Boylan 13

Jas (son) Boylan 10

Anne (daughter) Boylan 8

Owen (son) Boylan 5

Cathrine (daughter - baby) Boylan 0

42

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrick (Cont)

16 1 Jn Dermody 60 Farmer 12



Michael (son) Dermody 20


Mary (daughter) Dermody 17

William (son) Demody 15

Jn (son) Dermody 13


17 1 James Cullin 50

Bridget Cullin 88

18 1 Micl Dermody 50 Farmer 4

Ally (wife) Dermody 54

Loghlin (son) Dermody 26




19 1 Owen Reynolds 56 Farmer 30

Mary (wife) Reynolds 40

James (son) Reynolds 22

Pat (son) Reynolds 20

Anne (daughter) Reynolds 19

Mary (daughter) Reynolds 17

Micl (son) Reynolds 15

Owen (son) Reynolds 12

Luke Reilly 10

Margt (daughter) Reynolds 9

Barny (son) Reynolds 8

Thos (son) Reynolds 5

Jn (son) Reynolds 3

Edwd (son) Reynolds 1

20 1 Anne (widow) Dermody 70

Sylvester (son) Dermody 36



21 1 Jn Reilly 40 Labourer


Pat (son) Reilly 18




43

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrick (Cont)

22 1 Judith (widow) Dermody 60

Rose (lodger) Reilly 60


Pat (lodger) Smyth 20

23 1 John Reilly 44 Farmer 40



Christopher (son) Reilly 17


Eliza (daughter) Reilly 13


Bryan (son) Reilly 8



Henry Martin 22 Servant

Elizabeth Martin 18 Servant

24 1 Pat Reynolds 35 Labourer

Margt (wife) Reynolds 30

Anne (daughter) Reynolds 7

Thos (son) Reynolds 5

Elizabeth (daughter) Reynolds 2

25 1 Owen Dermody 35 Labourer

Rose (mother) Dermody 62

Margt (lodger) Lynch 60




Pat (son) Dermody 1


Jn (brother) Reilly 25

Mary (visitor) Cullin 22

Andw (brother-in-law) Reilly 20

Jane (niece) Reilly 1

Jn Sweeny 20 Servant

James Danaho 20 Servant

Mary Bray 19 Servant

44

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrigabawn

1 1 Micl Nealon 40 Farmer 5

Cathrine (wife) Nealon 58

Thos (son) Nealon 20

Mary (daughter) Nealon 18

Jn (son) Nealon 16

Jas (son) Nealon 11

Micl (son) Nealon 5

Margt Cruise 23 Servant

2 1 Nicholas Cain 30 Farmer 8

Anne (wife) Cain 25

Jn (son) Cain 2

3 1 Mary (widow) Dinniny 40

Terence (son) Dinniny 0

Margt (daughter) Dinniny 0

Edwd (son) Dinniny 0

Jn (son) Dinniny 0

James (son) Dinniny 0

4 1 Pat (widower) Dinniny 52 Farmer 8

Winny (daughter) Dinniny 14

Mary (daughter) Dinniny 12

Bryan (son) Dinniny 10


5 1 Honora (widow) Flinn 60

George (son) Flinn 0 Labourer

Pat (son) Flinn 0

Bridget (daughter) Flinn 0

6 1 Bryan Dinniny 55 Farmer 15

Anne (wife) Dinniny 50

Terence (son) Dinniny 24


Judith (daughter - twin) Dinniny 18

Cathrine (daughter - twin) Dinniny 18

Margt (daughter) Dinniny 13

Bridgt (daughter) Dinniny 11

Jn (son) Dinniny 9

Pat (son) Dinniny 7

45

Townland No of

House

No of


Carrigabawn(Cont)

7 1 James Dinniny 45 Farmer 15

Cathrine (wife) Dinniny 40


Thos (son) Dinniny 12

Cathrine (daughter) Dinniny 7

Eleanor (daughter) Dinniny 1

Anne Dinniny 30 Servant

Danl McEnally 20 Servant

8 1 Owen (widower) Dinniny 30 Farmer 4

Pat (son) Dinniny 2

Mary Lee 20 Servant

9 1 Hugh Reilly 70 Farmer


Pat (son) Reilly 32

Margt (daughter-in-law) Lynch 25

Mary (grandaughter) Reilly 10

Peter (grandson) Reilly 1

10 1 Peter Coyle 50 Farmer 4.5

Anne (niece) McCormick 0


Margt (daughter) Coyle 0

Thos (son) Coyle 0

Cathrine (daughter) Coyle 0

Anne (daughter) Coyle 0

Cathrine (wife) Coyle 0

Bridgt (daughter) Coyle 0

Hugh (son) Coyle 0

11 1 James Black 40 Farmer

Margt (daughter) Black 0

Cathrine (daughter) Black 0

12 1 Pat Dermody 42 Farmer 2

Elizabeth (wife) Dermody 42



Rose (daughter) Dermody 4


13 1 Bryan Keogh 30 Farmer 2.5

Judith (wife) Keogh 40

Mary (daughter) Keogh 9

Cathrine (daughter) Keogh 6

Edwd (son) Keogh 3

Bridgt (daughter - baby) Keogh 0

46

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree

1 1 Micl Farrel 55 Weaver &

Labourer

Cathrine (wife) Farrel 50

Edwd (son) Farrel 16

Mary (daughter) Farrel 13

Thos (son) Farrel 13

Bridget (daughter) Farrel 8

2 1 James Mathews 40 Flaxdresser

Mary (wife) Mathews 38

Anne (daughter) Mathews 16

Peter (son) Mathews 11

Jn (son) Mathews 6

Pat (son) Mathews 2

3 1 Micl Hierry 34

Judith (wife) Hierry 30

Anne (daughter) Hierry 11

Robt (son) Hierry 9

Bridget (daughter) Hierry 6

Cathrine (daughter) Hierry 4

Jn (son) Hierry 2

4 1 Anne (widow) Hierry 60

Bryan (son) Hierry 26

Pat (son) Hierry 21

5 1 Micl Smyth 50 Farmer 3.5

Anne (wife) Smyth 50


Rose (daughter) Smyth 16





Judith (daughter) Smyth 5

6 1 Pat Caffray 50 Weaver & Labourer

Margt (wife) Caffray 50

Bridget (sister-in-law) Walsh 46

Micl (nephew) Walsh 10

Bridget (niece) Walsh 8

47

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree (Cont)

7 1 Jas Fitzsimons 48 Labourer

Margt (wife) Fitzsimons 48

Micl (son) Fitzsimons 14

Bridget (daughter) Fitzsimons 12

Pat (son) Fitzsimons 8

Wm (son) Fitzsimons 6

Margt (daughter - baby) Fitzsimons 0

8 1 Bridget (widow) Reynolds 63 Farmer 9

James (son) Reynolds 0

James Dinniny 0

Mary (daughter) Reynolds 0

Bridget (daughter) Reynolds 0

Bartly (son) Reynolds 0

Thady (grandson) Reynolds 0

9 1 Pat Galligan 40 Weaver &

Labourer

Bridget (mother) Galligan 73

Cathrine (wife) Galligan 30

Thos (son) Galligan 10

Wm (son) Galligan 7

Micl (son) Galligan 5

Cathrine (daughter) Galligan 2

10 1 Hugh Conlan 40 Farmer 5

Mary (wife) Conlan 40

Pat (son) Conlan 19

Cathrine (daughter) Conlan 17

Peter (son) Conlan 14

Jn (son) Conlan 11

Margt (daughter) Conlan 8

Bridget (daughter) Conlan 4

11 1 Micl (widower) Reilly 60 Farmer 8



Jn (son) Reilly 22


Thos Reilly 6 Servant

12 1 James Reilly 50 Labourer

Owen (brother) Reilly 45

13 1 Anne (widow) Dalton 50

Anne (lodger) Campbell 50

James (son) Dalton 20 Labourer

48

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree (Cont)

14 1 Connor Caldwell 30 Farmer 4.5

Mary (wife) Caldwell 25

Mary Hiery 16 Servant

Jas Smyth 15 Servant

15 1 Edwd Lynch 47 Farmer 6

Bridget (wife) Lynch 47

Edwd (son) Lynch 17

Jn (son) Lynch 14

Cathrine (daughter) Lynch 11


Thos (son) Lynch 5


Margt (daughter) Lynch 2

16 1 Laurence Dalton 25 Labourer

Mary (lodger) Connelly 35

Mary (wife) Dalton 32

Thos (lodger) Connelly 9

Pat (lodger) Connelly 6

Mary (lodger) Connelly 4

Anne (daughter) Dalton 3

17 1 Edwd Dalton 48 Labourer

Anne (wife) Dalton 48

Mathew (son) Dalton 22 Labourer

James (son) Dalton 20 Weaver

18 1 Christr Dalton 45 Farmer 3.5

Mary (wife) Dalton 44

Bridget (daughter) Dalton 30

Anne (daughter) Dalton 23

Cathrine (daughter) Dalton 18

Micl (son) Dalton 16

James (son) Dalton 14

Mary (daughter) Dalton 12

19 1 Thos Feagan 44 Farmer 22.5

Eleanor (wife) Feagan 63

John (son) Feagan 39

Mathw (son) Feagan 26

Eleanor (daughter) Feagan 21

Bridget Coil 21 Servant

Eleanor Fitzsimons 18 Servant

Michael Flaherty 17 Servant

Pat Feagan 14 Servant

49

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree (Cont)

20 1 James Dalton 62 Labourer

Margt (wife) Dalton 62

James (son) Dalton 20

Ally Reilly 16 Servant

Bernd Hiery 14 Servant

21 1 Laurence (widower) Dalton 43 Weaver &

Labourer

Christopher (son) Dalton 0

22 1 Phil Reilly 50 Farmer 4

Margt (wife) Reilly 40


Richd (son) Reilly 18


Pat (son) Reilly 15




23 1 Pat Drum 50 Farmer 6

Cathrine (wife) Drum 60

Owen (stepson) Healy 23

24 1 Jas Healy 28 Farmer 6

Mary (wife) Healy 28

Andw Camp 20 Weaver &

Labourer

Wm (son) Healy 8

Jn (son) Healy 5

Eleanor (daughter) Healy 1

Mary Walsh 18 Servant

25 1 Bele (widow) Finn 60

Jn (son) Finn 26 Labourer

Eleanor (daughter) Finn 23

Mary (daughter) Finn 16

26 1 Richd Fitzsimons 60 Farmer 7

Bridget (wife) Fitzsimons 60

Thos (son) Fitzsimons 25

Richd Fitzsimons 23 Weaver

Cathrine (daughter) Fitzsimons 23

Anne (daughter) Fitzsimons 22

Pat Fitzsimons 18 Weaver

Richd (son) Fitzsimons 12

Cathrine Fitzsimons 20 Servant

James Connellan 12 Servant

50

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree (Cont)

27 1 Cathrine (widow) Fitzsimons 60 Farmer 7

Pat Fitzsimons 22

Mary Fitzsimons 20

Thos Fitzsimons 18

Bridgt Fitzsimons 16

Anne Fitzsimons 14

Peter Cunningham 18 Weaver &

Servant

28 1 Micl Brimers 70

Cathrine (wife) Brimers 70

Danl (son) Brimers 26

Bridget (daughter-in-law) Brimers 26

Mary (grandaughter) Brimers 4

Pat (grandson) Brimers 1

29 1 Pat Feagan 30 Farmer 10

Elizabeth (wife) Feagan 30

Thos (son) Feagan 4

Anne (daughter) Feagan 3

Anne Collerain 26 Servant

Micl Loughlin 26 Weaver and

Servant

Terence Hiery 18 Servant

30 1 Thos Fitzsimons 25 Farmer 5

Mathew (brother) Fitzsimons 26

Anne (sister) Fitzsimons 14

Andw (brother) Fitzsimons 12


Eleanor (wife) Smyth 50


Peter (son) Smyth 18


Pat (son) Smyth 14


Mathw (son) Smyth 11

Hugh (son) Smyth 10


Jn (son) Smyth 7

Henry (son) Smyth 6

51

Townland No of

House

No of


Cartonfree (Cont)

32 1 James Herey 60 Farmer 10

Judith (wife) Herey 60

Mary (daughter) Herey 26

Bridget (daughter) Herey 24

Cathrine (daughter) Herey 20

Mathew (son) Herey 18

Elizabeth (daughter) Herey 16

James (son) Herey 14

37 1 Ann (widow) Smyth 74 Farmer 21

John (son) Smyth 25 Labourer

Owen (son) Smyth 23

Thomas Smyth 27 Servant &

Weaver

Margaret Fitzsimons 25 Servant

Cathrine Quin 23 Servant

James Farrell 11 Servant

Clonkiffer

1 1 Patrick Reilly 45 Farmer 21

Eleanor Reilly 42


Chas (son) Reilly 11






Margt Mulloy 25 Servant

Thos Reilly 20 Servant

Pat Hana 16 Servant

2 1 Wm Fry 52 Weaver &

Farmer 23

Cathrine (wife) Fry 44

Thos Donoho 41

Anne (niece) Johnston 21

Margt (daughter) Fry 21

Jas (son) Fry 19

Jn (son) Fry 15

Elizabeth (daughter) Fry 12

Edwd (nephew) Johnston 11

Wm (son) Fry 10

Henry (son) Fry 7

Anson (son) Fry 5

52

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

3 1 Anne (widow) Mulloy 75

Lelitia (lodger) Johnston 44

Thos (son) Mulloy 38

4 1 Pat Cullin 60

Mary (wife) Cullin 45

Cathrine (daughter) Cullin 32

Bridget (daughter) Cullin 25

John (son) Cullin 20

Pat (son) Cullin 12

Phelix (grandson - baby) Reilly 0

5 1 Margt (widow) Smyth 75


Anne (grandaughter) Mulloy 9

Cathrine (grandaughter) Reilly 2

6 1 Micl Coyle 64

Margt (wife) Coyle 50

Micl (son) Coyle 21

Eleanor (daughter) Coyle 12

Jn (son) Coyle 8

7 1 Wm McFaddin 74 Weaver

Esther (wife) McFaddin 60

Mary (daughter) McFaddin 30

Elizabeth (daughter) McFaddin 25

Wm (son) McFaddin 23

8 1 Jas Flood 32 Weaver

Mary (wife) Flood 25

Jn (son) Flood 5

Jas (son) Flood 3

Cathrine (daughter -baby) Flood 0

9 1 Peter McCabe 50 Labourer

Judith (wife) McCabe 50

Chas (stepson) Duffy 23

Anne (stepdaughter) Duffy 14

10 1 Micl Duffy 34 Pensioner &

Farmer 3

Cathrine (wife) Duffy 30

Anne (daughter) Duffy 3

Margt (daughter -baby) Duffy 0

53

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

11 1 Bryan McDermott 35 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) McDermott 30

12 1 Owen Flynn 32 Labourer

Eleanor Flynn 30

Bridget (daughter) Flynn 6

Thomas (son) Flynn 4

Margaret (daughter) Flynn 1

13 1 Michael Donohoe 46 Labourer

Rose (wife) Donohoe 26

Patt (son) Donohoe 8

Anne (daughter) Donohoe 7

Bridget (daughter) Donohoe 5

Rose (daughter) Donohoe 3

14 1 Mary (widow) Sheridan 48

Micl (son) Sheridan 22 Weaver

Jane (daughter) Sheridan 21

Jn (son) Sheridan 20

Cathrine (daughter) Sheridan 12

15 1 Pat Cummiskey 38 Farmer &

Weaver 9.5

Rose (wife) Cummiskey 30

Cathrine Fitzpatrick 14

Chas Reilly 18 Servant

Marjy Coyle 18 Servant

16 1 Eleanor (widow) Cummisky 38 Farmer 15

Eleanor (daughter) Cummisky 15

Pat (son) Cummisky 13

Elizabeth (daughter) Cummisky 11

Margt (daughter) Cummisky 9

Thos (son) Cummisky 5

Thos Flinn 54 Servant

James Flood 36 Servant &

Weaver

Bridget Fitzsimons 21 Servant

Chas Galligan 18 Servant

54

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

17 1 Edwd Reilly 47 Farmer



Jn (son) Reilly 20




Jas (son) Reilly 12


Cathrine Coyle 23 Servant

18 1 Cathrine (widow) Cummiskey 78 Farmer

Thos (son) Cummiskey 28

Mary (daughter-in-law) Cummiskey 24

James (grandson - baby) Cummiskey 0

James Campbell 20 Servant &

Weaver

Cathrine Cummiskey 14 Servant

19 1 Mary (widow) Drum 50

Richd (son-in-law) Farmer 18 Labourer

Margt (daughter) Farmer 16

Cathrine (daughter) Drum 14

20 1 Owen Gafney 51 Farmer &

Weaver

Anne (wife) Gafney 46

Laurence (son) Gafney 18

James (son) Gafney 17

Bridget (daughter) Gafney 16

Jn (son) Gafney 14

Matthew (son) Gafney 13

21 1 James Gafney 59 Farmer 9

Judith (wife) Gafney 56

Pat (son) Gafney 25

Jn (son) Gafney 23

Cathrine (daughter) Gafney 20

Mathew (son) Gafney 18

James (son) Gafney 14

22 1 Rose (widow) McCabe 70 Farmer 7

James (son) McCabe 20

Anne Sheridan 19 Servant

Bryan Smyth 16 Servant &

Weaver

23 1 Jn McCabe 30 3

Bridget (wife) McCabe 24

Jas (son) McCabe 1

55

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

24 1 Pat McCabe 27 Farmer 10

Cathrine (wife) McCabe 21

Bernd (son) McCabe 1

Bridget (daughter) McCabe 0

25 1 Jn Smyth 35 Farmer & weaver 5.5


Micl (stepson) Dolan 17

Pat (stepson) Dolan 14


John (son) Smyth 9

Mathew (son) Smyth 7

Thos (son) Smyth 5

Hugh (son) Smyth 3

26 1 Thos (widower) Fitzsimons 77 Farmer &

Weaver 4

Alice (lodger) Martin 45

Pat (son) Fitzsimons 40

Mary (daughter) Fitzsimons 35

Anne (daughter) Fitzsimons 32

27 1 Bryan Smyth 42 Farmer &

Weaver 10


Henry (son) Smyth 2

Jn (son - baby) Smyth 0

Cathrine Galligan 27 Servant

Jn Galligan 16 Servant

Eleanor Reilly 12 Servant

28 1 Laurence (widower) Dolan 50 Weaver and very

poor

Anne (daughter) Dolan 14

Micl (son) Dolan 12

Mary (daughter) Dolan 10

Margt (daughter) Dolan 9

Rose (daughter) Dolan 7

Thos (son) Dolan 3

29 1 Mary (widow) Sheridan 56 Farmer 5

Elizabeth (daughter) Sheridan 27

Alice (daughter) Sheridan 22

Jas (son) Sheridan 20

Margaret (daughter) Sheridan 16

Mary (daughter) Sheridan 12

56

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

30 1 Cathrine (widow) Dowlin 60 Farmer 29

Thos (son) Dowlin 25

Terence (son) Dowlin 23

Anne (daughter) Dowlin 20

Cathrine (daughter) Dowlin 18

Elizabeth (daughter) Dowlin 15

Mary (grandaughter) Smyth 3

Jn Smyth 20 Servant &

Weaver

Micl Flynn 17 Servant

Bernd McCabe 10 Servant

31 1 John McCabe 38 Farmer 5.5

Elizabeth (wife) McCabe 34

Bernard (son) McCabe 5

Edward (son) McCabe 3

Mary (daughter) McCabe 1

32 1 James McCabe 34 Weaver

Ann (wife) McCabe 33

Anne (daughter) McCabe 8

Edward (son) McCabe 6

Cathrine (daughter) McCabe 3

33 1 James (widower) Clarke 60 Weaver

Eleanor (daughter) Clarke 23

Larrie (son) Clarke 20

Anne (daughter) Clarke 14

34 1 Brian Sheridan 50 Farmer

Cathrine (wife) Sheridan 34

Thomas (son) Sheridan 18

35 1 Pat Flynn 36

Mavis Flynn 32

Michael Flynn 13

Thomas Flynn 10

Anne Flynn 7

Mary Flynn 4

36 1 James Potters 41 Farmer 3.5

Mary (wife) Potters 37

Ann (niece) Coyle 8

Edward McEvoy 20 Weaver &

Servant


57

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

38 1 James Reilly 33



Micl (son) Reilly 6

Jn (son - baby) Reilly 0

39 1 Jn McCabe 55 Labourer

Cathrine (wife) McCabe 60

Jn (son) McCabe 20

James (son) McCabe 18

Rose (daughter) McCabe 15

40 1 Richd Reilly 30 Farmer&weaver



Micl (son - baby) Reilly 0

41 1 Thos Reilly 34 Farmer &

Weaver 2.5


Pat (son) Reilly 7


Jn (son) Reilly 1

42 1 Peter Smyth 40 Farmer &

Weaver 15.5





Rose (daughter) Smyth 3

Mathew (son) Smyth 2

Edwd Galligan 26 Servant

Jn Reilly 20 Servant

Eleanor Cullin 18 Servant

Rose Mathews 17 Servant

43 1 Mary (widow) Hagan 60 Farmer 3

Mathew (son) Hagan 25 Weaver

Anne (daughter) Hagan 21

Bridget Walsh 13 Servant

44 1 Bryan Feagan 36 Farmer 3

Francis (wife) Feagan 22

Chas (son) Feagan 5

Mary (daughter) Feagan 3

Micl (son - baby) Feagan 0

58

Townland No of

House

No of


Clonkiffer (Cont)

45 1 Pat Feagan 36

Bridget (wife) Feagan 31

Mary (daughter) Feagan 11

Chas (son) Feagan 8

Anne (daughter) Feagan 5

James (son) Feagan 3

Bridget (daughter - baby) Feagan 0

46 1 Phelim Murphy 56 Labourer

Rose (wife) Mu

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