| Year | Record | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1853 | Griffith's | Ask About Ireland |
| 1853 | Griffith's | Failte Romhat |
| 1827 | Tithe | Cork Gen |
| 1827 | Tithe | FHL |
| 1827 | Tithe | NAI |
| Districts | Baronies |
|---|---|
| Skull
| West Carbery Western Division
|
A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (Lewis, 1837)
•The region from Roaring Water Bay to Dunmanus Bay was called Ivahagh.
•Coney Island is enumerated in the Tullagh Tithe Applotment.
•Derreennaclogh, Derrylahard, and Calf Island Middle were organized under West Carbery East Division in earlier townland references. In the 1901 census they are in West Division.
•Visit Skull at Cork Ancestors.
| Circa | Events |
|---|---|
| ???? | Luth Ith (ancestor to O'Driscoll) ruled the Corkalee territory. |
| 1297 | Donnchadh O'Mahony of Rath Dreoáin (Ruathane) died. |
| 1473 | O'Mahony chieftain resided at Ardintenant. |
| 1562 | Donal O'Mahony of Rossbrin was seized in Cork, charged with piracy, found guilty and hanged. |
| 1571 | Cork citizens took possession of Rossbrin Castle which became quarters for MacSweeney soldiers. |
| 1584 | After a pardon and a lease, Donal Mac Conor, descendant of Donal, was charged with treason and Rossbrin was again confiscated. |
| 1588 | O'Mahonys attacked Dunbeacon Castle after it had been confiscated for their rebellious activities. |
| 1622 | Leamcon was leased to Sir William Hull. |
| 1642 | Several area O'Mahonys were outlawed after further rebellion. |
| 1690 | More area O'Mahonys were outlawed for supporting King James. |