 Drishane Castle
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MILLSTREET
Genealogy & History
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See also - Drishane Cemetery
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(CJ 21/1/1760) – WHEREAS Joan Cronin, otherwise Riordan, of the parish of Drishane, in the County of Corke, has eloped from her husband, Darby Riordan, and as he apprehends with a view of running him in debt; this is therefore to caution the publick from crediting her, as I will not pay any debt she may contract. Given under my hand this 3d day of January, 1760 – DARBY RIORDAN
(CJ 30/3/1763) -THIS is to give notice, that there is in the pound of Knockduff, in the parish of Cullin, barony of Duhallow, and county of Corke, one black [shanasgagh?], marked on one of her horns, S. M. C. who ever proves property to said Cow by paying the necessary expenses, may apply to Patrick Coleman, on said lands of Cullin, Pound-keeper.
(CJ 13/6/1763) -WHEREAS Joan Kealy; otherwise Corkerane, wife of Darby Kealy, of Mountleader, Labourer, has been found guilty of several male-practices, and has eloped and gone astray; this is therefore to caution the publick not to credit her on my account, as I am determined not to pay one penny on her account. Given under my hand this 9th day of June, 1763 - DARBY KEALY, his Mark X
(CJ May 1766) – STOLEN or Stray’d, on the 10th of April instant, from off the Lands of Coulikerane in the Parish of Drishane, one black COW, springing, marked on the horns O:R, the top of one Ear taken off and a beam under her Jaws, the property of Mr. Owen Riordane of Addervale; two Guineas reward will be given for the Thief and Cow on conviction, or half a Guinea for the Cow alone, to be paid by Mr. Keane Mahony in Corke, or Mr. James Cotter, in Millstreet.
(HC 26/4/1770) –Last Monday one Poole and one Hendley belonging to the 55th regiment quartered in Castle Island, applied to the Rev. Thomas Shughuerue, parish priest of said place, to marry one of them to a girl in said town, which he peremptorily refused; being provoked with a denial to so unreasonable a demand, the intended bridegroom stabbed him in so unmerciful a manner that there is not the least likelihood of his recovering. – They both immediately fled from justice.
(HC 3/5/1770) –The paragraph in last Thursday’s Chronicle, relative to the stabbing of the Rev. Mr. Shugherue, at Castle Island, proves to be a mis-information, that gentleman being well in health last Monday. – ‘Tis true the soldiers did desert, and were taken in Mill-Street, where they sold their cloaths, and the purchasers were apprehended for the offence, but the soldiers were not guilty of assaulting any person.
(HC Jan. 1772) -TO be let from the first day of May next, for the term of three lives renewable for ever, or for a term of years each farm in such divisions as shall be agreed upon, the lands of COOLCLOGH, containing 222A. 2R. 15P., and KNOCKANDRAHAN, containing 337A. 2R. 37P. plantation measure, situate near Kanturk, in the barony of Duhallow. They are capable of great improvement at an easy expense, not having ever been hurt by injudicious tilling or burning, and a sufficiency of culm being on the spot, and lime-stone within two miles. Proposals until the 25th day of March next, to be made to JAMES PURCELL, Esq., Kanturk, near Mallow. Jan. 9
(HC Sept. 1772) –TO be sold within 2 miles of Mill Street, 10 of Mallow, and 6 of Kanturk, 20 tuns of oak Bark, well saved and of as good quality as any in the kingdom. Twelve months time for the payment on approved security. Application to be made to James and William Cotter in Mill Street, who have also a great quantity of charcoal to dispose of.
(CMC 13/8/1802) GAME CERTIFICATES (Selections) – Drishane/Cullen
| Bride, Benjamin, Lackabane, Drishane |
| Cotter, Barry, Flintfield, Cullen, Duhallow |
| M’Carthy, Charles, Church-hill, Cullen, Duhallow |
| M’Carthy, Denis, Rhaduane, Drishane |
| O Keeffe, Daniel, Ahane, Cullen |
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| Note Cullen also in Clontead |
| Millstreet/Cullen/Drishane-born Soldiers discharged prior to 1853 -From The National Archives (PRO), London; Doc. Ref. TNA(PRO) |
| Indexed by surname and place of birth from the National Archives online catalogues. |
| Name | Served in…/Discharged | Covering Dates |
| Bride, John | Born Drishane. 62nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 | 1813-1830 |
| Brosnan, William | Born ‘Cullin.’ 11th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 36 | 1825-1843 |
| Buckley, William | Born Cullen. 67th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 27 | 1840-1850 |
| Calanan, James | Born Millstreet. Rifle Brigade. Discharged aged 26 | 1817-1824 |
| Collins, William | Born Drishane. 62nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 45 | 1812-1835 |
| Connor, Jeremiah | Born Millstreet. 98th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1824-1841 |
| Connor, Timothy | Born Millstreet. 54th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 | 1847-1854 |
| Conway, Patrick | Born Cullen. 67th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 | 1846-1850 |
| Creedon, Denis | Born Millstreet. 73rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 | 1847-1848 |
| Croneen, Daniel | Born Millstreet. 62nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 | 1812-1825 |
| Daly, Charles | Born Drishane. 49th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 42 | 1820-1843 |
| Dineen, Timothy | Born ‘Dishean.’ - ?Drishane. 8th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1804-1819 |
| Dinneen, Jeremiah | Born Millstreet. 16th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43 | 1812-1837 |
| Donaghue, Daniel | Born Millstreet. 19th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 32 | 1814-1823 |
| Dunneen, Patrick | Born Millstreet. 62nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 | 1815-1835 |
| Finngan, Peter | Born Drishane. 35th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 | 1847-1854 |
| Fitzgerald, William | Born Millstreet. 10th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 44 | 1824-1847 |
| Geary, William | Born Millstreet. 75th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 | 1825-1830 |
| Harnett, Connon | Born Millstreet. 76th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 | 1810-1831 |
| Hoare, John | Born Millstreet. 12th Foot Regt.; 96th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46 | 1805-1842 |
| Hurley, Timothy | Born Millstreet. 90th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 | 1811-1816 |
| Leary, Dennis | Born Millstreet. 5th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 | 1844-1853 |
| Mahoney, Denis | Born ‘Mill Street.’ 58th Foot Regt.; 82nd Foot Regt.; Reserve; Garrison Battalion. Discharged aged 45 | 1805-1834 |
| Mahoney, Dennis | Born Millstreet. 14th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 | 1837-1845 |
| Mannix, John | Born Millstreet. 49th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 | 1817-1824 |
| Mc Cowliff, Thady | Born ‘Milk Street.’ 7th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 | 1796-1821 |
| Minehan, Jeremiah | Or Minchan. Born Millstreet. 58th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 45 | 1807-1815 |
| Murphy, Darby | Born ‘Mile Street.’ 40th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 29 | 1835-1844 |
| Murphy, Patrick | Born Cullen. 20th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 | 1842-1845 |
| Scannel(l), Timothy | Born Millstreet. 49th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 43 | 1818-1840 |
| Shea, Cornelius | Born Millstreet. 40th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20 | 1850-1852 |
| Splaine, Jerome | Born Millstreet. Madras Artillery. Discharged aged [Not Known] | 1844-1854 |
| Sullivan, Daniel | Born Millstreet. 62nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 18 | 1854-1854 |
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PIGOT’S DIRECTORY 1824 – MILLSTREET -IN the county of Cork, is distant 115 miles south west of Dublin, 29 west north west of Cork, 17 and a half west south west of Mallow, and 11 north west of Macroom. It is a smart little town, and a considerable thoroughfare between the counties of Cork and Kerry. It has a handsome church, of which the Rev. J. C. Mougan is the vicar, and the Roman Catholics have also an excellent chapel. The barracks accommodate two companies of foot, and a market house will shortly be erected under the direction of Captain Wallis. The linen manufacture has been introduced here, and is carried on by Nicholas Leader, Esq., in the vicinity of the town. Mill-street, being built on an eminence, commands a beautiful and extensive prospect of the surrounding country, which is luxuriant and richly varied. Coal mines are worked at no great distance, and, it is hoped, they will prove a source of considerable profit to the undertakers, as well as a relief to the labouring class of society. No market is kept, though there is a patent for one on Friday. Fairs are held on the first of March, the first and 12th of June, the first and 12th of September, and the first and 12th of December.
POST OFFICE – Post Mistress, Arabella Ellis. Mails from Dublin and Cork arrive at half-past one every day, and are despatched at twenty minutes past eleven every morning.
COACHES
CORK, the Royal Mail from the Post Office, at a quarter past eleven every day, through Macroom
TRALEE, the Royal Mail from the Post Office at half past one every day, through Killarney.
Arranged Alphabetically. (NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
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Almon, William, Nail Maker Barrett, Edmund, Stone Mason & Builder Barrett, Richard, Stone Mason & Builder Barry, Abigail, Linen Draper, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Brown, John, (Baker, Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Buckley, Daniel, Boot & Shoe Maker Buckley, John, Grocer, Spirit Dealer, &c., (Inns & Hotels) Burros, Stephen, (Smiths & Farriers) Coleman, Timothy, Tailor Collins, Jeremiah, Academy Collins, Patrick, Academy Corkeran, Jeremiah, Baker, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Corkeran, Timothy, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Corkran, Timothy, Stone Mason & Builder Cotter, William, Esq., Flintfield (NGC) Cronin, Daniel, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Danahy, Andrew, Tailor Danahy, Denis, Stone Mason & Builder Dundon, Edmond, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Dundon, John, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Ellis, Arabella, Post Mistress, Post Office Ellis, Thomas, (Inns & Hotels) Featherstone, John, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Fitzgerald, Maurice, Nail Maker Fitzgerald, William, Tailor Fitzpatrick, Cornelius, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Foley, Jeremiah, Rev., Drishanebeg (NGC) Forrest, Michael, Tailor Foster, Robert, Painter & Glazier Galvin, Michael, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Green, John, Stone Mason & Builder Hagin, William, Stone Mason & Builder Harty, John, Baker, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Kaleher, Daniel, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Kaleher, Denis, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Kaleher, Timothy, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Keleher, Daniel, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Keleher, Jeremiah, Tailor Kelleher, Bartholomew, Baker Leader, John, Academy Leader, John, Esq., Keal (NGC) Leader, Nicholas, Esq. (NGC)/ Linen Manufacturer, Dromough Leader, William, Esq., Mount Leader (NGC) Long, Daniel, (Smiths & Farriers) Long, Denis, (Smiths & Farriers) Long, John, (Smiths & Farriers) M’Carthy, T., Esq., Dirih (NGC) M’Carthy, Timothy, Stone Mason & Builder Mahony, James, Academy Mahony, Jeremiah, Baker |
Mahony, William, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) McCarthy, Daniel, Esq., Church-hill (NGC) McCarthy, Denis, Esq., Rathroe (NGC) McCarthy, Denis, Senr., Esq., Coomlagane (NGC) McCarthy, Jeremiah, Esq., Rathduane (NGC) McCarthy, John, Academy McCarthy, Timothy, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) McSwiney, Connell, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) McSwiney, John, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Mougan, J. C., Rev., Vicar of Drishane (NGC) Moynihan, Daniel, Boot & Shoe Maker Moynihan, Jeremiah, (Smiths & Farriers) Moynihan, Timothy, Tailor Murphy, James, Linen Draper, Spirit & Leather Dealer, Boot & Shoe Maker Murphy, John, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Murphy, William, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) O Bryan, Daniel, Stone Mason & Builder O Callaghan, John, Academy O Callaghan, Thomas, Nail Maker O Connell, Denis, Apothecary O Connor, Daniel, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) O Leary, Daniel, Painter & Glazier O Leary, Denis, (Smiths & Farriers) O Leary, Denis, Stone Mason & Builder O Leary, Timothy, Nail Maker O Sullivan, Daniel, PP, Mill-street (NGC) O Sullivan, Denis, Grocer, Spirit Dealer, &c., (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) O Sullivan, Michael, Tailor Quinlan, John, Stone Mason & Builder Radley, Thomas, (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Reardon, Catherine, Linen Draper Reardon, Denis, Boot & Shoe Maker Reardon, Jeremiah, Tailor Regan, Patrick, (Smiths & Farriers) Rourke, Timothy, Baker, Linen Draper Shea, Peter, Tailor Stack, William, Academy Sullivan, Cornelius, (Carpenters & Wheelwrights, &c.) Sullivan, Cornelius, Baker, Boot & Shoe Maker, Linen Draper Sullivan, Denis, Cooper Sullivan, Denis, Junr., Cooper Sullivan, Elizabeth, Baker Sullivan, Timothy, Boot & Shoe Maker Sutton, Robert, Saddler Swiney, Daniel, (Smiths & Farriers) Wallis, Cooke, Esq., Mine-hill (NGC) Wallis, Henry, Capt., Drishane castle (NGC) Wallis, Henry, Esq., Island-cottage (NGC) Whelan, Patrick, Saddler |
(CC 19/9/1826) – CO. OF CORK, WEST RIDING, TO WIT –AT a General Sessions of the Peace holden at BANDON, in and for the said Cork County West Riding, on Friday, the Twentieth day of October, 1826. The Persons undernamed being householders, residing in the principal Market Towns, within the said County were nominated and appointed by JOHN MACAN, Esq., Assistant Barrister for the said Cork County, West Riding, to be Officers for the service of Civil Bill Processes, within the Cork County West Riding aforesaid, pursuant to the 7th George the Fourth, chap. 36.
| Names of Persons appointed | Residing in the Market Towns of |
| Thomas Bride | Millstreet |
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1831 DRISHANE TITHE DEFAULTERS -Affidavit: Drishane Parish - The Existing Combination against the Payment of all tythes due renders any effort on the part of the Incumbent totally abortive. The men in our employment are deterred by intimidation & threats from acting in our behalf and we cannot count on anything unless by the assistance of Government.
Occupation - Farmer unless given otherwise
Name, Townland(s)
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Ahern, Tim, Dooneen Barrett, Anthony, Liscahane Barrett, John, Liscahane Barrett, William, Liscahane Bolster, John, Dooneen Boyes, William, Dooneen Breen, Michael, Claraghtlea Brien, Hugh, Aughbane Bryan, John, Auchnagloor Bryde, Thomas, Lackabane Bryde, Thomas, Gentleman, Drimnihilly Buckly, Cornelius, Cloughoolybeg, Cock Hill, Four Boy, Tullig Buckly, Cornelius Michael, Aughbane Buckly, Daniel, Cahirbarnaghs Buckly, Denis, Tullig Buckly, John, Cahirbarnaghs, Cloughoolybeg, Keelmiddy Buckly, Michael Tim, Aughbane Buckly, Patrick, Gurranduiff Buckly, Tim John, Aughbane Buckly, Timothy, Tullig Buckly, William, Smith, Coomelegane Bulman, Thomas, Post Master, Liscahane Byrde, Thomas, Process Officer, Lackabane Callaghan, John, Carrigcuilteen, Liscahane Callaghan, Patrick, Cahirbarnaghs Callaghan, Timothy, Liscahane Callaghan, Timothy, Mason, Carrigcuilteen Callahan, John, Keelmidy Casey, Andy, Labourer, Currovoory Clearkeran, Michael, Liscahane Cleashman, Michael, Claraghmore Coakley, John, Knockakilling Coakly, Denis, Coolle Collins, Patrick, Coomelegane Collins, Timothy, Liscahane Connell, John, Stone Mason, Ballyanskill Connor, Daniel, Shanacock Connor, Darby, Inches Connor, James, Shanacock Connor, Jeremiah, Ballyankeen, Coolinaire Connor, Margaret, Carrigcuilteen Connors, Timothy, Shanacock Corcoran, Denis, Keelmidy Corkeran, Darby, Lisathanagary, Tullig Corkeran, Jeremiah, Liscahane Corkeran, John, Tullig Corkeran, Michael, Labourer, Currovoory Corkeran, Timothy, Tullig Corkerry, Thomas, Coomelegane Corkran, Daniel, Coomelegane Corkran, Jeremiah, Coomelegane Corkran, Julian, Widow, Coomelegane Corkran, Thomas, Coomelegane Corkran, Timothy, Coolikfrane, Dooneen Counihan, Illen, Dooneen Creed, John, Currocahill Creedan, John, Auchnagloor Creedan, Patrick, Gnieves Crimin, Darby, Liscahane Cronin, Daniel, Knocknaluman Cronin, Darby, Knocknaluman Cronin, John, Coolinarny Cronin, Patrick, Cahirbarnaghs Cronin, Widow, Cahirbarnaghs Crowly, Cornelius, Shanacock Crowly, Timothy, Shanacock Culloty, John, Knocknaluman Culloty, Timothy, Knocknaluman Cunningham, John, Cahirbarnaghs Danely, Daniel, Coomelegane Dannahy, Cornelius, Currovoory Dannahy, Daniel, Auchnagloor, Aughbane, Cahirbarnaghs, Cloughoolymore, Coolikfrane Dannahy, Denis, Auchnagloor, Cloughoolymore Dannahy, Garratt, Cloughoolymore Dannahy, James, Currovoory, Lisreagh Dannahy, Jeremiah, Claraghmore, Lisreagh Dannahy, John, Carrigcuilteen, Currovoory Dannahy, John Daniel, Knocknacilly Dannahy, Margaret, Widow, Cahirduney, Knocknacilly Dannahy, Philip, Inchileigh Desmond, Denis, Lackadotia Donnoghue, Denis, Drishanebeg Donnohue, Daniel, Knocknacilly Donovan, John, Cahirbarnaghs Doody, Darby, Lackadotia Doody, Timothy, Adrivale Duggan, Patrick, Labourer, Coomelegane Egan, Carberry, Gurtivehy Egan, Daniel, Gurtivehy Fitzgerald, James, Miller, Liscahane Fitzgibbons, William, Coolinarny Fitzpatrick, Mathew, Drishanebeg Fitzpatrick, Patrick, Rev., P.P., Lackabane Ford, Patrick, Currovoory Gallivan, Darby, Lisreagh Gallivan, Denis, Pensioner, Coomelegane Gallivan, Michael, Lisreagh Green, John, Mason or Process Officer, Lackabane Haily, Conor, Keelmidy Haily, Cornelius, Cahirduney Harrington, John, Knocknacilly Harrington, Roger, Cock Hill Hartnett, Darby, Dooneen Hartnett, Patrick, Cahirduney Hartnett, Widow, & Sons, Lisreagh Harty, Thomas, Drimnihilly Heir, Johanna, Widow, Adrivale Herelihy, William, Coolikfrane Hicky, Andrew, Currovory, Keelmidy Hinchen, Patrick, Coolinarny Horgan, Patrick, Claraghmore Horgan, Timothy, Claraghmore Horgan, Widow, Liscahane Howran, Andy, Carpenter, Inches Johnston, Patrick, Knocknaluman Kealaher, John, Cock Hill Kealiher, Cornelius, Cloughoolybeg, Coolikfrane, Direen Kealiher, Cornelius Hugh, Cahirdooney Kealiher, Daniel, Claraghbeg, Coolikfrane, Coolle, Coomelegane, Liscahane, Tullig, Turinbane Kealiher, Daniel, Labourer, Liscahane Kealiher, Darby, Cahirdooney, Cloughoolybeg Kealiher, Denis, Cock Hill, Coolikfrane, Coolle, Coomelegane, Currocahill, Knocknacilly, Turinbane Kealiher, Hugh, Cloughoolybeg Kealiher, James, Coomelegane Kealiher, John, Cahirdooney, Cloughoolymore, Lackadotia, Tullig Kealiher, John Denis, Cock Hill Kealiher, Patrick, Carrigcuilteen, Keelmidy Kealiher, Timothy, Lackadotia Kealiher, Timothy, Carpenter, Liscahane Kealiher, Widow, Coomelegane Kealiher, William, Adrivale, Drishanebeg Keefe, Catherine, Widow, & Tenantry, Liscahane Keefe, Charles, Knocknacilly Keeffe, Darby, Cahirbarnaghs Keily, Andrew, Killowen |
Keily, Daniel, Tullig Keily, James, Direen Keily, John, Claraghmore, Killowen Keily, John, Sawyer, Lackabane Keily, Laurence, Direen Keily, Patrick, Claraghmore Leader, Henry, Esq, Mount Leader Leader, Nicholis, Tullig Leader, Thomas, City of Cork Leane, Daniel, Four Boy Leane, David, Keelmidy Leane, Denis, Cahirdooney Leary, Cornelius, Lackabane Leary, Honora, Widow, Tullig Leary, Mary, Spinster, Inches Leary, Patrick, Cahirbarnaghs, Lisreagh Leary, Timothy, Inches Leary, Widow, Dooneen Lehane, Daniel, Ballyanskill Lehane, Darby, Lackadotia Lehane, Mortagh, Gurranduiff Linnihan, Darby, Keelmidy Long, Denis, Aughbane Long, John, Lackadotia Lucey, Daniel, Coolinarny Lucey, Denis, Cock Hill Lucey, Timothy, Cahirbarnaghs Luney, James, Claraghtlea Lynch, John, Cloughoolybeg Mahony, Darby, Cloughoolybeg Mahony, John, Keelmidy, Lackabane Mahony, Michael, Carrigleigh Mahony, Patt, Cloughoolybeg Man, Widow, Carrigleigh Mantle, Thomas, Liscahane McAuliff, Cornelius, Liscahane McAuliff, Denis, Inchileigh McAuliff, John, Geraroe McCarthy O Leary, Mrs., Coomelegane McCarthy, Callaghan, Coomelegane McCarthy, Denis, Esq, Rathroe McCarthy, Jeremiah, Esq, Rathdune McCarthy, Owen, Drishanebeg Miskell, Daniel, Drishanebeg Miskell, John, Drishanebeg Moynahan, Jeremiah, Smith, Coomelegane Moynahan, John, Lackadotia Moynihan, Daniel, Dooneen Moynihan, John, Dooneen Moyurty, Batt, Lackadotia Mullins, Darby, Gnieves Mullins, Thomas, Gnieves Murphy, Conor, Coolikfrane Murphy, Cornelius, Claraghbeg, Dooneen, Liscahane Murphy, Daniel, Coolikfrane Murphy, Denis, Coolikfrane, Coolinarny, Inches, Liscahane Murphy, James, Inn Keeper, Liscahane Murphy, Jeremiah, Direen, Dooneen Murphy, Johana, Dooneen Murphy, John, Claraghmore, Coolikfrane, Coolle, Dooneen, Drimnihilly, Gurtivehy Murphy, Matt, Inchileigh Murphy, Michael, Claraghmore, Coolinarny, Drishanebeg Murphy, Owen, Cock Hill, Coolikfrane Murphy, Patrick, Cloughoolymore, Coolikfrane, Coolinarny, Currovoory, Gurtivehy Murphy, Patt, Cahirbarnaghs Murphy, Peter, Cahirbarnaghs Murphy, Timothy, Auchnagloor, Claraghtlea, Cloughoolymore, Keelmidy Murphy, William, Liscahane O Callaghan, Samuel, Claraghmore O Connor, Conor, Coolikfrane O Connor, Cornelius, Cahirbarnaghs, Lisreagh O Donnell, Herbert, Esq./Mr., Coolle O Sullivan, Inches O Sullivan, Denis, Liscahane O Sullivan, Denis, Mr., Liscahane O Sullivan, Florence, Auchnagloor O Sullivan, Humphrey, Knocknaluman O Sullivan, Jeremiah, Knocknaluman O Sullivan, Michael, Knocknaluman O Sullivan, Thadee, Knocknaluman O Sullivan, Timothy, Inches, Liscahane Pomroy, Richard, Claraghmore Pomroy, Robert, Claraghmore Radly, Thomas, Liscahane Regan, Patrick, Smith, Claraghtlea Riordan Callig, Widow, Liscahane Riordan, Charles, Gurtivehy Riordan, Cornelius, Weaver, Coomelegane Riordan, Daniel, Cahirbarnaghs Riordan, Daniel, Gentleman, Hanover Hall Riordan, Darby, Dooneen Riordan, John, Cahirbarnaghs, Carrigcuilteen Riordan, Joseph, Carrigcuilteen Riordan, Mathew, Lackadotia Riordan, Michael, Aughbane Riordan, Owen, Adrivale, Ballynatona, Carrigcuilteen Riordan, Peter, Gardiner, Coomelegane Riordan, Timothy, Carrigcuilteen Royan, Daniel, Cahirbarnaghs Royan, James, Cahirbarnaghs Scully, Denis, Auchnagloor Shea, Daniel, Ballyanskill Shea, Matt, Carrigcuilteen Shea, Timothy, Tullig Sheehan, Daniel, Cock Hill Sheehan, Edmond, Cock Hill Shine, James, Gurtivehy Spillane, John, Gurranduiff Spillane, Maurice, Gurranduiff Sullivan, Cornelius, Lisathanagary Sullivan, Daniel, Lisathanagary Sullivan, Darby, Coomelegane Sullivan, Denis, Claraghtlea, Firim Sullivan, Humphrey, Cahirbarnaghs, Cock Hill Sullivan, James, Claraghtlea, Gurtivehy Sullivan, Jeremiah, Knocknalumon Sullivan, Jerry, Knocknaluman Sullivan, John, Cloughoolymore, Four Boy, Tullig Sullivan, John, Labourer, Currocahill Sullivan, Owen, Cahirbarnaghs, Gurtivehy, Lisreagh Sullivan, Patrick, Dooneen Sullivan, Thadee, Liscahane Sullivan, Timothy, Cahirbarnaghs, Lisathanagary, Liscahane Sweeney, Cornelius, Dooneen Sweeney, Timothy, Cloughoolymore Sweeney, William, Inchileigh Sweeny, Daniel, Carman, Liscahane Sweeny, Patrick, Coolinarny Townsend, Cornelius, Dooneen Tuohig, James, Knocknaluman Wallis, Henry, Esq, Drishanemore Wealsh, Margaret, Widow, Ballyanskill Wealsh, Richard, Cloughoolymore Wealsh, William, Inches Williams, Charles, Cock Hill |
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CULLEN – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 – CULLEN, a parish, in the barony of DUHALLOW, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 3 miles (N.) from Millstreet; containing 4385 inhabitants. It is situated on the Government new line of road from Killarney to Mallow (which will be of great benefit to the district in general), and on the north bank of the river Blackwater, and contains 13,409 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act, and valued £8478 per ann. The land, generally coarse, is occasionally good and under tillage; agriculture is gradually improving; there is a large portion of bog. Near Churchill a culm mine has been worked for the last six years, which employs about 30 persons: brownstone, adapted for building, is found in the parish. The principal residences are Keale House, that of J. Leader, Jun., Esq.; Stake Hill, of Leonard Leader, Esq.; Church Hill, of Daniel McCartie, Esq.; Rathroe, of Denis McCarthy, Esq.; Derrigh, of Denis McCartie Esq.; Knocknagehy, of J. Philpot, Esq.; Flintfield, of Denis O’Connell, Esq., M. D.; and Duaregill Castle, formerly belonging to the O’Keefes, the property and occasional residence of Dr. Justice, of Mallow. The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of Ardfert and Aghadoe, united since the year 1670, with those of Kilmeen and Droumtariffe; the rectory is partly appropriate to the deanery; and partly impropriate in the Earl of Donoughmore. The tithes amount to £328. 17. 4., of which £48. 17. 4. is payable to the lessee of the dean (being the rectorial tithes of 3162 acres), £130 to the lessee of the impropriator (being the rectorial tithes of 10,249 acres), and £150 to the vicar (being the vicarial tithes of the whole). The old church is in ruins; that of the union, and the glebe house, are in Droumtariffe. In the R. C. divisions the parish is partly in the union or district of Droumtariffe, but chiefly in that of Millstreet: the chapel at Cullen is a modern slated building. There are four hedge schools, in which are about 230 children. At Droumsicane, on the bank of the river Blackwater are the picturesque ruins of an extensive square fortification, flanked by a round tower at each angle, the property of Sir Broderick Chinnery, Bart.: it had formerly a lofty square tower in the centre. Tradition says that at some remote period a battle was fought at Knockonard; and near Keale have been found spurs, spears, bronze battle-axes, and other relics. An ancient crescent of pure gold weighing nearly 2 oz., and valued at £9 British, was found near Knocknagehy in 1834. Adjoining the ruins of the church is a holy well, dedicated to St. Laserian, where a patron is held annually on July 24th.
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of Duhallow
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Ahane Beg Ahane Lr. Ahane Up. Ardnageeha Church Hill Cleanrath Cloonbannin E. Cloonbannin W. Coalpits Coolcloher E. Coolcloher S. |
Coolcloher W. Derragh Dromsicane Duarrigle Euglaune Glantane Beg Glantane More Gortageen Gorteennafinnoge Gortnacreha Keale N. |
Keale S. Kealmanagh Knockacarracoosh Knockagarrane E. Knockagarrane W. Knockane Knockastuckane Knockduff Lr. Knockduff Up. Knockeenadallane Knockeennagearagh |
Knocknageeha E. Knocknageeha N. Knocknageeha S. Knocknageeha W. Knocknashannagh Lisheenafeela Lislehane Lisnaboy Lr. Lisnaboy Up. Lisnashearshane Lissaniska |
Lyravuckane Meenagloghrane Meenskeha E. Meenskeha W. Milleenylegane Moher Mullaghroe N. Mullaghroe S. Rathroe Skagh Two Gneeves |
DRISHANE – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 – DRISHANE, a parish, partly in the detached portion of the barony of MAGONIHY, county of KERRY, and partly in the barony of DUHALLOW, but chiefly in that of WEST MUSKERRY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, on the road from Cork to Killarney, containing, with the town of Millstreet, 7036 inhabitants. It comprises 32,169 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act, and valued at £12,635. 16. 9. per ann. About a seventh part of the land is fertile and well cultivated, but the greater part consists of mountain pasture and bog: much of the former, however, affords good herbage for large herds of cattle and goats; and a considerable part of the district of Kladach, containing about 2200 acres of rough moorland, might be reclaimed at moderate expense. Slate is found in several places, also white clay of a tenacious quality; and near Drishane Castle is a bed of good limestone. The gentlemen’s seats are Drishane Castle, the residence of H. Walls, Esq.; Coole House, of H. O’Donnell, Esq.; Mount Leader, of H. Leader, Esq.; Rathduane, of J. E. McCarty, Esq.; Coomlagane, of J. McCarthy O’Leary, Esq.; Coole, of H. O’Donnell, Esq.; and the glebe-house, of the Rev. F. Cooper. The parish is in the diocese of Ardfert; the rectory is impropriate in the Earl of Donoughmore, and the vicarage was united, in 1760, to that of Nohoval-daly, together forming the union of Drishane, in the patronage of the Bishop. The tithes amount to £630, and are equally divided between the impropriator and the vicar; the tithes of the benefice amount to There is a glebe-house with a glebe of 26 acres. The church, situated in Millstreet, is a large edifice with a square tower, in the Gothic style. A grant of £112. 17. 6. has been recently made by the Ecclesiastical Board for its repair. In the R. C. divisions it is the head of the union or district of Millstreet, which also comprises the greater part of the parish of Cullen: the chapel is at Millstreet, and there is also a chapel at Cullen. The parochial school, in Millstreet, is supported by H. Wallis, Esq., and the vicar. A school house is about to be erected at Coomlegan, for which Mrs. McCarty, of Glyn, in 1811, bequeathed two acres of land and £40 per annum. There are also two private schools, and the number of children educated in the parish is about 150. Drishane Castle, which is in good repair, was erected by Dermot McCarty in 1436: his descendant, Donagh McCarty, was engaged in the war of 1641, by which he for feited the estate: in the demesne are the ruins of the old parochial church. Of Kilmeedy castle, which was built by one of the McCarty family, in 1445, to command the wild mountain pass from Macroom to Killarney, the ruins still remain in the valley, near the mail coach road. —See MILLSTREET
TOWNLANDS
Taken from 'General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland,' 1851 - all in the barony of West Muskerry except marked in Duhallow (D)
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Adrivale Anagloor (D) Ballinkeen Ballydaly Ballynatona Ballyvouskill Caherbarnagh Caherdowney Carrigacooleen Carrigleigh Claragh Beg Claragh More (D) |
Claraghatlea N. (D) Claraghatlea S. (D) Cloghboola Beg Cloghboola More Coolanarney Coole Cooleenaree Coolnagillagh Lr. Coolnagillagh Up. Coolykeerane (D) Coomacheo Coomlogane |
Curracahill Curragh Derreen Dooneens Drishane Beg Drishane More Drominahilla Ferm Garraneduff Geararoe Gneeves Gortavehy E. |
Gortavehy W. Inches Inchileigh Killowen Kilmeedy E. Kilmeedy W. Kippagh Knockagallane Knocknakilla Knocknaloman Lackabane Lackdotia |
Liscahane Liscreagh Millstreet T. Mountleader Mushera Rathduane Shanaknock (D) Tober Toorboney Tooreenbane Tullig |
MILLSTREET – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 – MILLSTREET, a market and post-town, in the parish of DRISHANE, barony of WEST MUSKERRY, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER, 29 miles (N.W) from Cork, and 155 (S.W) from Dublin, on the road from Cork to Killarney, and on that from Mallow to Kenmare; containing 1935 inhabitants. Before 1736, the place consisted only of an inn, a mill, and five small cabins: it has now one long street, with several smaller ones diverging from it, and contains 312 houses, the greater number of which, though small, are neatly built. It is situated on the south side of the Blackwater, amidst the lofty mountains of Muskerry, and derives its principal support from being a great thoroughfare. A small market is held every Thursday, dur ing the winter season, chiefly for pigs; and fairs ;re held on the 1st and 12th of March, June, Sept., and Dec., for the sale of cattle, horses and pigs. An ale and porter brewery was established here in 1835, which produces 1000 tierces annually; and there are extensive flour-mills, which have proved very advantageous to the farmer in encouraging the growth of wheat. Here is a small court-house, in which petty ses sions are held on alternate Mondays; connected with it is a small bridewell. It is a constabulary police station; and there are large bar racks for 6 officers and 100 men, where a detachment of infantry has been kept ever since the riots of 1822. The parish church of Drishane stands on an eminence above the town; it is a handsome edifice, built in 1798 at the expense of J. Wallis, Esq., of Drishane Castle, the owner of the eastern part of the town; the western part, called Coomlagan, belongs to McCarty O’Leary, Esq. Here is also a R. C. chapel, which, being small and inconvenient, is about to be rebuilt upon a larger scale. The male and female parochial school is supported by H. Walls, Esq., and the vicar; and a school is about to be established in connection with the new R. C. chapel. The scenery around the town is exceedingly interesting, and in its vicinity are several elegant residences, noticed in the article on DRISHANE.
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(CE 19/2/1844) - O CONNELL TRIBUTE FOR 1843 – THE MILLSTREET List of Contributions to the O CONNELL Compensation Fund for 1843:- £30
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Name Conroy, Stephen, Millstreet Cooper, James, Millstreet Corcoran, Jeremiah sen. Danahy, Andrew Danahy, Daniel, Cloughboulempre Danahy, Thos. Fitzpatrick, Matt Fitzpatrick, Rev. Patrick, PP Guiney, Benjamin Hart, Maurlee Hennessy, Thos. Keeffe, Maurice Keily, John, Claramore M’Auliffe, John M’Carthy O Leary, Esq., Coomegane M’Carthy, Charles, Esq. M’Carthy, John Cal. M’Mahon, Rev. Martin, RCC Murphy, Conor, Clarabeg Murphy, James Murphy, Patt O Connell, D., Esq., MD, Flintfield O Connell, Miss O Sullivan, Rev. Denis, RCC O Sullivan, Timothy, Surveyor Pomeroy, Meredith Pomeroy, Richard Riordan, Daniel Scannel, Timothy Sullivan, Cornelius Sullivan, Thade Sweeny, Daniel Twomy, John |
Amount 0.1.6 0.12.6 0.3.6 0.1.6 0.2.6 0.1.6 0.2.6 2.0.0 0.2.6 0.7.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.3.6 10.0.0 2.0.0 0.2.0 1.0.0 0.2.0 0.5.0 0.2.0 2.0.0 0.7.6 1.0.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.1.6 0.1.6 0.2.0 0.3.0 0.2.0 0.3.0 |
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(CE 11/4/1845) – O CONNELL TRIBUTE FOR 1844 – Millstreet, April 10, 1845 – MY DEAR SIR – I enclose Twenty Pounds, the amount of the O Connell Tribute, collected in this Parish for 1844. You will please to have published the annexed List of Contributors, - I have the honour to be, my dear Sir, Respectfully and Faithfully, P. FITZPATRICK, PP. - List of Contributors in the Parish of Millstreet to the O Connell Tribute for 1844:-
| Name Andrea, Mrs. Barrett, Mr., Miller Brown, Mr. Buckley, John, Coomligane Cooper, Mrs. Denehy, Daniel, sen. Fitzpatrick, Mathew Fitzpatrick, P., Rev., PP Guiney, Benjamin Hart, Maurice Keleher, Daniel, Clarabeg Lynch, John, Cippagh M’Auliffe, John M’Carthy O Leary, Esq. M’Mahon, Martin, Rev., RCC O Callaghan, Samuel O Connell, Dr. O Connell, Miss O Keeffe, Maurice O Sullivan, Denis, Liscahane House O Sullivan, Denis, RCC Ready, Johanna, Miss Riordan, Charles Riordan, Mrs. Sullivan, Cornelius Tuomy, John |
Amount 0.10.0 0.2.0 0.10.0 0.2.0 0.10.0 0.2.6 0.5.0 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 5.0.0 1.0.0 0.2.0 1.0.0 0.5.0 0.3.6 1.0.0 1.0.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 |
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SLATER’S 1846 DIRECTORY – MILLSTREET -A SMALL market town, in the parish of Drishane, barony of West Muskerry, county of Cork, is 196 miles SW from Dublin, 37 WNW from Cork, 22 E from Killarney, 18 WSW from Mallow, 13 NW from Macroom, and 11 SW from Kanturk; situated on the main line of thoroughfare between the counties of Cork and Kerry, upon an eminence commanding an extensive prospect of the surrounding country, which is luxuriant and pleasantly varied. In consequence of the gradual decline of the linen manufacture, and the falling off of the market, this place has descended from its grade of a market town to little better than an inconsiderable village. Captain Wallis, of Drishane Castle, is lord of the manor. The magistrates meet in petty sessions every Friday at the court-house, a small structure, underneath which is the bridewell. The coal mines wrought in the neighbourhood find occupation for numbers of the industrious class. The places of worship are the parish church, a rather handsome structure, and a very neat Roman Catholic chapel. The charities consist of a dispensary, a convent school for girls, a national school for boys. There is a patent for a market to be held on Friday, but none has been for some time kept. Fairs, March 1st and 13th, June 1st and 13th, September 1st and 13th, and December 1st and 13th. Population in 1841, 2,162.
POST OFFICE, Main street, Robert Wynn, Post Master. – Letters from Dublin, the North and North-West of Ireland, and from England, arrive (from Cork) every afternoon at one, & are despatched every forenoon at a quarter before eleven. – Letters from Tralee and the County of Kerry arrive every forenoon at a quarter before eleven, and are despatched every afternoon at one.
COACHES & CARS
To CORK, the Royal Mail (from Tralee) calls at the Wallis’ Arms, every day at half-past twelve – and a Car, from the Post Office, every morning at six; both go through Macroom.
To TRALEE, the Royal Mail (from Cork) calls at the Wallis’ Arms, every morning at a quarter before eleven.
CARRIERS
To CORK, Matthew Counahan, Thomas Sutton and Daniel Sweeney, from their houses, every Monday.
Arranged Alphabetically. (NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
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Almon, William, Nail Maker, Main st. Anderson, James, Barrack Sergeant, Barrack, Main st. Andrea, Margaret, Baker, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Linen & Woollen Draper Main st. Barrett, Edmund, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Barrett, Richard, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Barry, John, Baker, Main st. Barry, Teresa, Rev., Mother, Girls’ Convent School, Coomlagane Boot, John, Acting Constable, Constabulary Station, Main st. Browe, John, Publican, Main st. Bryan, Patrick, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Buckley, Daniel, Publican, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Callaghan, Denis, Saddler, Main st. Callagher, Owen, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Clarke, William, Governor, Bridewell, Main st. Cleary, Cornelius, Baker, Main st. Corkoran, Daniel, Butcher, Main st. Counahan, Matthew, Carrier (see Carriers, above) Danehy, Andrew, Tailor, Chapel lane Danehy, Denis, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Deneen, Timothy, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Dundon, John, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Finnigan, Timothy, Nail Maker, Main st. Fitzgerald, Maurice, Nail Maker, Main st. Fitzgerald, Maurice, Tailor, Chapel lane Fitzpatrick, James, Old Tan yard (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Fitzpatrick, Patrick, Rev., PP & VG, Coomlagane (NGC) Foley, Denis, Nail Maker, Main st. Galavin, John, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Galavin, Michael, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Green, John, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Green, Peter, Nail Maker, Main st. Harding, Cornelius, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Harding, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. Harty, Maurice, Boot & Shoe Maker, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. Hennessy, Thomas, Butcher, Main st. Horgan, Timothy, Victoria Hotel, Main st. Justice, Robert, Baker, Main st. Keily, Jeremiah, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Keleher, Daniel, Baker, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Keleher, Daniel, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Keleher, Denis, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Keleher, Edward, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Keleher, Jeremiah, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Keleher, John, Tailor, Main st. Keleher, Thaddeus, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Leader, Henry, Esq., Mount Leader (NGC) Leader, John, Keal House (Physicians & Surgeons) Leader, Nicholas, Esq., Greenfield (NGC) Leary, Denis, Chapel lane (Stone Masons & Builders) Leary, Humphrey, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Leary, James, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) Long, Daniel, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Long, Denis, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) M’Auliffe, John, Publican, Main st. M’Auliffe, Timothy, Dyer, Main st. M’Carthy, Charles, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. M’Carthy, Denis, Esq., Rathroe (NGC) M’Carthy, Eugene, Esq., (Barrister), Rathroe (NGC) M’Carthy, Jeremiah, Esq., Rathawane (NGC) M’Carthy, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. M’Carthy, John, Esq., Flientfield (NGC) M’Carthy, John, Master, Boys’ National School, Coomlagane M’Carthy, Thaddeus, Baker, Main st. M’Carthy, Timothy, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) M’Mahan, Matthias, Rev., CC, Coomlagane (NGC) |
Mahony, James, School, Main st. Mahony, Timothy, Boot & Shoe Maker, Butcher, Main st. Mahony, William, Ironmonger, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Mantle, Joseph, Butcher, Main st. Mantle, Thomas, Butcher, Main st. Mogenhan, Jeremiah, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Mongan, Charles, Architect, Aultmount Mongan, John Charles, Rev., Aultmount (NGC) Moynehan, Timothy, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Moynihan, John, Publican, Main st. Murphy, Cornelius, Baker, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. Murphy, Cornelius, Coomlagane (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) Murphy, James, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Murphy, Michael, Butcher, Main st. Murphy, Patrick, Baker, Publican, Main st. Murphy, Timothy, Saddler, Main st. Nash, James, Esq., Tullag (NGC) O Callaghan, Denis, Nail Maker, Main st. O Callaghan, John, School, Main st. O Callaghan, Timothy, Main st. (Stone Masons & Builders) O Connell, Catherine, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. O Connell, Denis, Flientfield (Physicians & Surgeons) O Donnell, Edwd., Land Agent, Coomlagane O Donnell, Herbert, Miller, Mill-st. Mill O Leary, John M’Carthy, Esq., Coomlagane (NGC) O Sullivan, Cornelius, Distributor, Stamp Office, Main st. O Sullivan, Cornelius, Main st. (Carpenters & Wheelwrights) O Sullivan, Daniel, Rev., CC, Coomlagane (NGC) O Sullivan, Denis, Esq., Liskehane (NGC) O Sullivan, Elizabeth, Publican, Main st. O Sullivan, Humphrey, Tailor, Main st. O Sullivan, Michael, Tailor, Main st. O Sullivan, Timothy, Coomlagane (listed under Misc.) O Sullivan, Timothy, Publican, Main st. Orpin, William, Willow brook (Physicians & Surgeons) Radley, Patrick, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Radley, Richard, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Reardon, Daniel, Tailor, Main st. Reardon, Timothy, Tailor, Main st. Ryder, Philip, Attending Physician, Dispensary & Fever Hospital Ryder, Philip, Old Tan yard (Physicians & Surgeons) Scannell, Timothy, Cooper, Main st. Sheehan, Patrick, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. Sheehan, Timothy, Boot & Shoe Maker, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Smith, John, Esq., Liskehane (NGC) Sullivan, Jeremiah, Cooper, Main st. Sullivan, Michael, Tailor, Main st. Sullivan, Owen, Butcher, Main st. Sullivan, Timothy, Boot & Shoe Maker, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. Sutton, Thomas, Carrier (see Carriers, above) Sweeney, Daniel, Carrier (see Carriers, above) Sweeney, Daniel, Publican, Main st. (Smiths & Farriers) Toomy, Jeremiah, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. Toomy, John, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. Vanstant, Francis, Boot & Shoe Maker, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. Vanstant, Francis, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Ironmonger, Main st. Vanstant, Frans., Wallis’ Arms Hotel, Main st. Wallis, Henry, Capt., Drishane Castle (NGC) Webb, Henry, Apothecary, Main st. Wynn, Richard, Publican, Main st. Wynn, Robert, Post Master, Post Office, Coach & Car Agent, Main st. |
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(CC 19/2/1846) – NOTICE –THE Annual HORSE FAIR of MILLSTREET, will be held on MONDAY the 2nd of MARCH, (as last Season) in Captain Wallis’s extensive Deer Park, close to the town of Millstreet, where a numerous attendance of Buyers is expected. – Millstreet, Feb. 18th, 1846
(CE 15/5/1846) – O CONNELL TRIBUTE 1845 – PARISH OF MILLSTREET - £17
| Name Brown, Wm. Collins, P. Cooper, James Corkoran, Thos. Donoghue, Denis Donovan, Andw. Fitzpatrick, Mat. Fitzpatrick, P., Rev., PP Hart, Maurice Hennessy, Thomas Louney, James Lynch, Michael M’Auliffe, J. M’Carthy, Callag. M’Carthy O Leary Murphy, John Murphy, John Murphy, P. O Callaghan, Sam. O Connell, Denis, Esq., MD O Connell, Miss O Sullivan, D., Rev., RCC Riordan, Chs. Riordan, Francis Sheehan, Widow Sullivan, John Sullivan, Owen Twohy, P. Rev., RCC Twomy, John |
Amount 0.10.0 0.2.6 0.10.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 2.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.0 1.0.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 1.0.0 0.2.6 1.0.0 0.2.0 0.2.6 0.2.0 0.2.0 0.2.0 1.0.0 0.2.6 |
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(CE 6/6/1878) – ADDRESS AND TESTIMONIAL TO JOHN LEADER, ESQ., MD –AT a Meeting, held at O Callaghan’s Hotel, on Thursday, the 9th ult, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted, M’CARTHY O LEARY, Esq., DL, being in the chair. The first resolution, proposed by the Very Rev. Canon Griffin, PP, VF, and seconded by Mr. J. Hegarty, PLG, was as follows :-
‘We, the inhabitants of Millstreet and its vicinity, cannot permit this opportunity to pass by without testifying to Dr. Leader our sincere regret at his retiring from private practice, and also from the onerous position of medical officer to our workhouse and dispensary, the duties of which he discharged for many years with ability, zeal, and uniform kindness to the poor.’
The second resolution, proposed by the Rev. T. Moriarty, BA, Rector, and seconded by John M. Loughnan, Esq., Manager of the National Bank :-
‘In order to mark the high estimate formed of Dr. leader’s various admirable qualities, his many friends think it a suitable occasion to present him with an address and testimonial, which may be a lasting record in the family f his worth.’
The third resolution was proposed by Mr. James Cooper, and seconded by the Rev. D. O Keeffe, CC :-
‘That a Committee be now formed (with power to add to their numbers) for the purpose of receiving subscriptions, and drawing up a suitable address.’
FIRST LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS - [Subscribers arranged alphabetically, amount subscribed not included]
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Andreae, M., Miss, Millstreet Bennett, Edmond, Flintfield Bolster, J.J., National Bank, Rath…l Buckley, D., Keale Cooke, William, National Bank, Millstreet Cooper, James, Millstreet Cronin, Daniel, 46 Patrick-street, Cork Cronin, Jeremiah, Keale Cronin, John C., PLG, Ploverfield Cronin, Pat, Keale Cudmore, Thomas, Claragh View Griffin, Rev Canon, PP, Millstreet Harding, Cornelius, Millstreet Hegarty, Jeremiah, PLG, Millstreet Hennessy, Thomas, Millstreet Hickey, Daniel, Millstreet Howard, John, PLG, Ivale Howlett, Philip, Millstreet Kelleher, Daniel, Droumeicane Kelleher, Denis D., Millstreet Leader, Benjamin, JP, Stakehill Leader, Mrs., Mountleader Leader, T.L., Captain, JP, Guernsey Linehan, Timothy, Millstreet |
Loughnan, J.M., Manager, National Bank, Millstreet Lynch, Jeremiah, Millstreet M’Carthy O Leary, DL, Coomlagane Moriarty, T.A., Rev., MA, Rector, Millstreet Murphy, John D., PLG, Knockagulane Murphy, PJ, Millstreet O Callaghan, Jeremiah, Drominagh O Callaghan, Michael, Millstreet O Connell, James, Millstreet O Connor, Eugene, Glounaglougha O Connor, Pa.., PLG, Doon O Connor, see Sherin O Connor, T.M., Millstreet O Keeffe, D., Rev., RCC, Millstreet O Keeffe, Michael, PRC, Gurrane O Sullivan, Jeremiah, MD, Boherboy O Sullivan, Patrick, Kilcorney Pomeroy, Nicholas, Claragh Power, N., RCC, Millstreet Rahilly, Michael, Millstreet Sherin & O Connor, Messrs., Millstreet Sullivan, Thomas, Kippagh Twomey, John, Rev., PP, Droumtariffe Vanstan, Francis, Millstreet |
The List of Subscriptions will close on the 1st July. The Committee will please attend at O Callaghan’s Hotel at 3 o clock, pm, on Monday next, the 14th inst. – JOHN MAHER LOUGHNAN, Hon. Sec., Millstreet, 5th June, 1878
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(CE 4/1/1879) – PRESENTATION CONVENT, MILLSTREET –THE REV. MOTHER and Community of this Convent beg to return their best Thanks to the Most Rev. Dr. M’Carthy, Lord Bishop of Kerry, for his very able and eloquent Sermon in liquidation of the heavy debt incurred in the recent large additions to their Schools, …[Subscribers arranged alphabetically, amount subscribed not included] :-
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Andrae, A., Millstreet Barrett, Thomas, Liscanhun Barry, Dr., JP, Kanturk Bennett, Edmond, Flintfield Brooks, T., Royal Victoria Hotel, Killarney Brosnan, T., Rev., PP, Ballymacelligot Buckley, Daniel, Millstreet Buckley, Miss, Millstreet Buckley, Patrick, Millstreet Buckley, Timothy, Kaim Cashman, Catherine, Miss, Claragh View Clifford, D., Cahirciveen Cook, William, National Bank, Millstreet Cooper, James, Millstreet Corcoran, Miss, Kilmeedy Corkery, D. O Brien, Kenmare Corkery, Denis, Millstreet Counihan, F., Castleisland Cronin, Daniel, Millstreet Cronin, J? J., PLG, Plo..field Crowley, Cornelius, Millstreet Crowley, Denis, Millstreet Cruce??, J.F., CI, Tralee Cullinane, Very Rev. Canon, PP, Macroom Cummins, W.J., MD, Charlotte Quay, Cork Daly, Denis, Master Millstreet Union Workhouse Denahy, Patrick G., Millstreet Denahy, see Lenahy Denahy, Timothy, Millstreet Fallon, see Tallon Foley, Thomas, Killoriglin France, Michael, Millstreet Galvin, Thomas, Tralee Greenway, Miss, Castletownberehaven Harding, Cornelius, Millstreet Harman, Stephen, Millstreet Harrold, Dr., Castleisland Hegarty, Ellie, Miss, Millstreet Hickey, Daniel A., Millstreet Hickie, John, Millstreet Mills Hickie, Mrs. H., Cullin Howlett, Philip, Millstreet Keelan, Mrs., Mullinger Kelleher, Daniel, Droum..icane Kelleher, Daniel, Tooreenbawn Kelleher, Denis D., Millstreet Kelleher, Denis, Aubane Kelleher, E.J., Master, King-street, Cork Kelleher, Jeremiah, Cock Hill Kelleher, John, Cock-hill Kelleher, Peter, Millstreet Lane, Timothy, Millstreet Larkin, J., Rev., RCC, Millstreet Leader, B., JP, Stakehill Leader, R. Radley, MD, Millstreet Leader, William, Glounleigh Leahy, P., Castleisland Lenahy [Denahy?], Mrs. Jeremiah, Cloughhoolybeg Linehan, Timothy, Millstreet Loughnane, John Maher, Manager, National Bank, Millstreet M Sweeny, Delaney & Co., Dublin M’Carthy O Leary, DL, Coomlagane M’Carthy, Alexander, JP, The Cottage, Liscreagh M’Carthy, J., Kenmare M’Carthy, Patrick, Cock Hill |
M’Carthy, The Most Rev. Dr., Lord Bishop of Kerry, Killarney M’Namara, T., Corbally, Limerick Mahony, J., Flintfield Morgan, Mrs. Moynihan, Jeremiah, Millstreet Moynihan, Michael, Millstreet Murphy, Cornelius, PLG, Altamount Murphy, Daniel, Millstreet Murphy, John, Strand Hotel, Youghal Murphy, Michael, Millstreet Nash, T.J., Bay View, Howth, county Dublin Neville, Very Rev. Dean, Cork O Callaghan, Michael, Millstreet O Connell, J.D., Millstreet O Connell, John, Longfield Cashel O Connell, Miss, Millstreet O Connor, C.D., Millstreet O Connor, T.M., Millstreet O Donoghue, P., Millstreet O Keeffe, D., Rev., PP, The Spa, Tralee O Keeffe, D., Rev., RCC, Millstreet O Keeffe, Jeremiah, NT, Millstreet O Keeffe, Michael, PR.., Gurrane O Leary, Daniel, Millstreet O Leary, J., Rev., PP, Dromid O Leary, Mrs., Royal Victoria Hotel, Killarney O Mahoney, J., Rev., PP, Newmarket O Riordan, D., Rev., RCC, Boherbue O Riordan, H., Rev., RCC, Castleisland O Riordan, J., Rev., RCC, Killeagh O Riordan, Wm., Millstreet O Sullivan, D., Belgrave Place, Cork O Sullivan, Miss, Cloroghue O Sullivan, Mrs. J., Millstreet O Sullivan, T.J., Agriculturist, Drishane O Sullivan, Timothy J., Millstreet Pomeroy, Thomas, Millstreet Potts, James, Millstreet Rahily, Michael, Millstreet Riordan, Cornelius, Millstreet Riordan, Francis, Droumsicane Riordan, John, Droumsicane Riordan, Michael, Kippagh Riordan, Michael, Millstreet Roche, M., Annamore Ryan, S., Gurtnahoe Scannell, Denis, Millstreet Scannell, Jeremiah, Millstreet Shea, John, Carrigacooleen Sheahan, Michael, Millstreet Sherin, J., Kilkenny Sherin, M., Millstreet Slatterry, J.M., Strand-st., Tralee Slattery, Edward J., Limerick Slattery, J., Rev., PP, Cashel Sullivan, Jeremiah T., Millstreet Sullivan, John T., Millstreet Sullivan, N., Miss, Dublin Sullivan, Thomas, PLG, Liscreagh Sutton, A., South Mall, Cork Tallon/Fallon, Mrs., Royal Victoria Hotel, Killarney The Earl of Kenmare Twomey, Miss, Gurrane Vanston, Francis, Millstreet Walsh, Mrs., Cork |
As the balance still reamining due considerably exceeds £300, further donations for the above object will be thankfully received and acknowledged by the Lord Bishop, the Rev. Mother, the Very Rev. Canon Griffin, PP, VG, or – M.SHERIN, Hon. Sec., Millstreet, Jan., 1879
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