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NEWMARKET
Genealogy & History
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1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF CLONFERT OR NEWMARKET
Cloanfert alias Newmarket – Richd. Bundworth, Clerk, April, 1766.
Total of Papist Families – 766. Total of Protestant Families – 100. Popish Priests: - George Hennesy, James Norry
Arranged Alphabetically
Pr. – Protestant
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AHERN, CONNOR AHERN, JOHN AHERN, JOHN AHERN, MAURICE AHERN, TIMY. AHERN, TIMY. AHERN, WILLIAM ALDWORTH, BOYLE Pr. ALDWORTH, EQUES RICHD., ESQ. Pr. ALLEN, ABRAHAM, MR. Pr. ALLEN, PHILIP, MR. Pr. ALLEN, RICHARD Pr. AMBROSE, DAVID ANGLAND, JOHN ANGLAND, THOMAS AURUNDELL, LAUR. Pr. AUUSK, JOHN AWARD, JOHN BAILY, STEPHEN BANE, CORNS. BANE, DENIS BANE, MAURICE BANE, MICHL. BANE, MICHL. BANE, OWEN BANE, OWEN BARRA, DAVID BARRETT, DAVID BARRETT, EDMOND BARRETT, JOHN BARRY, JAMES BARRY, JAMES BARRY, JOANES Pr. BARRY, JOHN BARRY, JOHN BARRY, JOHN BARRY, PATRICK BARRY, PHILIP BARRY, THOMAS BASTABLE, ARTHUR Pr. BASTABLE, CHARLES Pr. BASTABLE, GEORGE Pr. BASTABLE, JOHN Pr. BEGLEY, DENIS BEGLY, BRYAN BEGLY, DANIEL BENNETT, EDMOND Pr. BENNETT, JOHN Pr. BENNETT, THOMAS Pr. BISHOP, ANTHONY BISHOP, THOMAS BITCHONER, CHARLES Pr. BITCHONER, JOHN Pr. BITCHONER, ROBT. BITCHONER, THOMAS Pr. BOHELLY, JOHN BOOLY, ROBERT BOYLE, THOMAS BRENAN, DANL. BRENAN, JAMES BRENAN, MICHL. BRINN, DANL. BROWNE, JAMES BROWNE, JOHN BROWNE, MAURICE BROWNE, MICHAEL BROWNE, PHILIP BROWNE, ULICK BROWNE, WILLM. BRUHILLAN, FRANCIS BRUSNAHAN, JOHN BRUSNAHAN, TIMY. BRYAN, DENIS BRYAN, THOMAS BRYAN, TIMY. BUCKLY, JAMES BUCKLY, JAMES Pr. BUHELLY, JOHN BUHOLLY, JOHN BUHOLLY, JOHN BUHOLLY, JOHN BUHOLLY, JOHN BUHOLLY, TIMOTHY BUHOLLY, TIMY. BUHOLLY, TIMY. BUHOLLY, WILLM. BUNDWORTH, PETER, MR. Pr. BURK, THOMAS BURN, DAVID BUSBY, JOHN Pr. CAHEER, DENIS CAHILL, DENISH CAHILL, JAMES CAINE, CONNER CAINE, DENIS CAINE, JOHN CALLAGHAN, ANTHONY CALLAGHAN, CONNOR CALLAGHAN, CONNOR CALLAGHAN, DANL. CALLAGHAN, DANL. CALLAGHAN, DANL. CALLAGHAN, DANL. CALLAGHAN, DARBY CALLAGHAN, DARBY CALLAGHAN, DARBY CALLAGHAN, DARBY CALLAGHAN, DENIS CALLAGHAN, JAMES CALLAGHAN, JOHN CALLAGHAN, JOHN CALLAGHAN, JOHN CALLAGHAN, JOHN CALLAGHAN, JOHN CALLAGHAN, JOSEPH CALLAGHAN, OWEN CALLAGHAN, PATK. CALLAGHAN, ROBERT CALLAGHAN, TIMY. CALLAGHAN, TIMY. CALLAGHAN, WILLM. CANBAW, TIMY. CARMODY, EDMOND CARTHY, DANL. CARTHY, DANL. CARTHY, DANL. CARTHY, DARBY CARTHY, DENIS CARTHY, DENIS CARTHY, DENIS CARTHY, DENISH CARTHY, FELIX CARTHY, FELIX CARTHY, JOHN CARTHY, JOHN Pr. CARTHY, OWEN CARTHY, OWEN CARTHY, OWEN CARTHY, TIMOTHY CARTHY, TIMY. CARTHY, TIMY. CARTHY, TIMY. CARTHY, TIMY. CARVER, DAVID CARVER, JOHN CASERTY, THOMAS CASEY, PATK. CEAREEN, PATK. CEARVICK, JOHN CEARY, ANDREW, MR. Pr. CEASKEY, DANL. CEASY, DANL. CEASY, JOHN CEATEEN, DENIS CEATEEN, TIMY. CHEURY, HENRY CLEAGNEY, DARBY CLEARY, MICHL. CLEARY, PATK. CLEARY, PATK. CLOOVAN, WILLM. COAKLY, ABRAHAM, MR. Pr. COARVICK, DANL. COLLINS, CONNOR COLLINS, CONNOR COLLINS, CORNS. COLLINS, DANL. COLLINS, DARBY COLLINS, DAVID COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, JOHN COLLINS, MICHL. COLLINS, OWEN COLLINS, TIMY. CONNEL, DANL. CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DARBY CONNELL, DAVID CONNELL, DAVID CONNELL, DAVID CONNELL, DENIS CONNELL, DENIS CONNELL, DENIS CONNELL, DENIS CONNELL, DENIS CONNELL, JAMES CONNELL, JAMES CONNELL, JEFFRY CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, JOHN CONNELL, MICHL. CONNELL, MICHL. CONNELL, MORGAN CONNELL, PHILIP CONNELL, PHILIP CONNELL, SAMUEL Pr. CONNELL, TIMY. CONNELL, TIMY. CONNELL, WALTER Pr. CONNER, MICHL. CONNER, OWEN CONNER, PHILIP CONNER, TIMY. CONNERS JAMES CONNERS, DENIS CONNERS, HENRY Pr. CONNERS, JAMES CONNERS, JOHN CONNERS, JOHN CONNERS, JOHN CONNERS, JOHN CONNERS, PHILIP CONNERS, THOMAS CONNERS, THOMAS CONNERS, WILLM. CONNORS, DENISH CONNORS, JOHN CONNORS, TIMY. CONWAY, DENIS CONWAY, PATK. CORKERY, DANL. CORKERY, DARBY CORKERY, DENIS COTTER, MICHL. COTTER, THOMAS Pr. COUNTY, JOHN COWFOUCE, MICHL. CREAGH, JAMES CREAGH, LAURENCE CREAGH, MR. DOCTOR Pr. CREAGH, STEPHEN, MR. Pr. CRIMIN, DANIEL CRONEEN, CONNOR CRONEEN, DANL. CRONEEN, DARBY CRONEEN, JOHN CRONEEN, JOHN CRONEEN, JOHN CRONINE, OWEN CROTTY, DENISH CROTTY, OWEN CROWLY, DANL. CROWLY, DANL. CROWLY, JOHN CULLOTTY, DANL. CURRAN, JAMES CURRAN, JAMES, MR. Pr. CURRAN, JOHN CURRAN, OWEN CURRAN, WILLM. CURTAIN, BENJAMIN CURTAIN, CORNS. CURTAIN, CORNS. CURTAIN, DANL. CURTAIN, DANL. CURTAIN, DANL. CURTAIN, DARBY CURTAIN, DAVID CURTAIN, DAVID CURTAIN, JAMES CURTAIN, JOHN CURTAIN, JOHN CURTAIN, JOHN CURTAIN, TIMY. CURTAIN, WIDOW CURTIN, CORNS. CURTIN, DANL. CURTIN, JOHN CURTIN, TIMY. CUSICK, JAMES CUSKERRY, JAMES CUSKERRY, PATK. CUSKERRY, RICHD. CUSKERRY, RICHD. DAHILL, THOMAS DAHILL, THOMAS DAHILL, WILLIAM DAHILL, WILLM. DAHILL, WM. DATCH, GEORGE DAWLY, CHARLES DAWLY, DANIEL Pr. DAWLY, DANL. DAWLY, DANL. DAWLY, DARBY DAWLY, DENIS DAWLY, DENIS DAWLY, EDWARD Pr. DAWLY, JOHN DAWLY, JOHN DAWLY, OWEN DAWLY, OWEN DAWLY, TIMY. DAWLY, TIMY. DAWLY, TIMY. DENAHY, CONNOR DENAHY, DENIS DENAHY, DENISH DENAHY, DNAL. DENAHY, JOHN DENAHY, TIMY. DENALLY, TIMY. DINNEEN, CONNOR DOHERTY, OWEN DOHERTY, PHILIP DONA, JOHN DONOGHUE, ANDREW DONOGHUE, CHARLES DONOGHUE, DANL. DONOGHUE, DARBY DONOGHUE, JOHN DONOGHUE, TIMY. DORGAN, TIMY. DOWNEY, DAVID DRISLANE, THOS. DRISLANE, WILLM. DUGGAN, DARBY DUGGAN, DENIS DUGGAN, JOHN DUGGAN, PATK. DUNAGAN, WILLM. DUOHY, WILLM. EAGAN, CARBRY Pr. EAGAN, CONSTANT EAGAN, MATTHEW EAGER, JAMES Pr. EAGER, JOHN Pr. EAGER, RICHARD EDWARDS, ROBERT, MR. Pr. ELLIS, JOHN Pr. FALVEY, DARBY FALVEY, PETER FARRINGTON, JOHN Pr. FAVLEY, DENIS FELIX, DARBY FIHINE, NICHOLAS FINN, OWEN FINUCAN, CONNOR FINUCANE, DENIS FITZ COTT, DAVID FITZGERALD, ANTHONY FITZGERALD, EDWARD FITZGERALD, HENRY FITZGERALD, JOHN FITZGERALD, JOHN FITZGERALD, JOHN FITZGERALD, RICHD. FITZGERALD, ROBERT FITZGERALD, WILLM. FITZPATRICK, DAVID FITZPATRICK, MATTW. FITZPATRICK, MATTW. FITZPATRICK, THOMAS FITZPATRICK, TIMY. FLANAGAN, THOMAS Pr. FLING, DANIEL FLING, DANL. FLING, DENIS FLING, RICHARD Pr. FLING, THOMAS FLING, WILLM. FLING, WILLM. FOULOE, DARBY FOULOUEE, JOHN FOULOWE, CONNOR FOULOWE, DARBY FOULOWE, JOHN FOULOWE, JOHN FOURANE, ANDREW FOWLOE, DANL. FOWLOE, DARBY FOWLOE, DENISH GALIVAN, DARBY GALVAN, DENIS GALVAN, EDWARD GALVAN, JAMES GALVAN, JOHN GALVAN, RICHARD GALVAN, THOMAS GARVAN, DANL. GARVAN, JOHN GARVAVAN, JOHN GEE, ROBERT Pr. GENAW, EDMOND GLEASON, DENIS GOGGIN, DARBY GORMAN, DANL. GORMAN, PHILIP GORMAN, THOMAS GORMAN, TIMY. GORMAN, WILLM. Pr. GRAHAM, GARRET Pr. GRAHAM, GEORGE, MR. Pr. GRAHAM, RICHARD, MR. Pr. GRAHAM, ROBERT Pr. GREADY, JOHN GREGORY, ANDREW Pr. GRIFFIN, JOHN GUINEE, DANL. GUINEE, JOHN HARDAN, JAMES Pr. HARRINGTON, TIMY. HARRINTON, DANL. HART, JOHN HARTNETT, DANL. HARTNETT, WILLM. HASSETT, JOSEPH Pr. HAURAGHAN, JAMES HAURAHAN, JAMES HAURAHAN, JOHN HAUREHAN, CORNS. HAYNS, JOHN Pr. HAYNS, THOMAS Pr. HEALY, DARBY HEALY, DENIS HEALY, JAMES HEALY, JOHN HEALY, TIMY. HEALY, WILLM. HEASE, CONNOR |
HEASE, DENIS HEASE, EDMOND HEASE, JOHN HEASE, MAUR. HEASE, MICHAEL HEASE, TIMOTHY HEASLIP, WILLM. HEFFERNAN, HIGH HEFFERNAN, MILES HENESY, JOHN HENESY, PATK. HIERLY, MAUR HILL, DAVID HILL, THOMAS Pr. HINCHY, DANL. HORGAN, DANIEL HORGAN, DANL. HORGAN, PATK. HORGAN, TIMY. HOULAHAN, DANL. HOULAHAN, DANL. HOULAHAN, DANL. HOULAHAN, EDMOND HOULAHAN, JERH. HOULAHAN, JOHN HOULAHAN, UMPHRY HUDSON, RICHARD, MR. Pr. JONES, HENRY JONES, WILLIAM Pr. JOYCE, GARRET JOYCE, MAUR. KEATEEN, CORNS. KEEFFE, ARTHUR KEEFFE, CONNOR KEEFFE, CONNOR KEEFFE, DANL. KEEFFE, DANL. KEEFFE, DANL. KEEFFE, DARBY KEEFFE, DARBY KEEFFE, DENIS KEEFFE, DENIS KEEFFE, DENIS KEEFFE, JOHN KEEFFE, OWEN KEEFFE, RICHD., MR. KEEFFE, TIMY. KEHERN, CORNS. KEHERN, EDMOND KEHERN, JOHN KEHERN, PHILIP KELEHER, CONNOR KELEHER, DANL. KELEHER, DENIS KELEHER, JOHN KELEHER, MILES KELEHER, PATK. KELEHER, PHILIP KELEHER, PHILIP KELEHER, THOMAS KELEHER, TIMY. KELEHER, TIMY. KELLY, JOHN KELLY, LAURENCE KELLY, MAURICE KINNELLY, CORNS. KINNELLY, DENIS KINNELLY, HUGH KINNELLY, JOHN KINNELLY, JOHN KINNELLY, TIMY. KINNIERY, JOHN KISSANE, JOHN LANGLY, THOMAS Pr. LAUGHTON, THOMAS, MR. Pr. LEAHY, JAMES LEAN, DENIS Pr. LEANE, JOHN LEANE, TIMY. LEANE, TIMY. LEARY, ARTHUR LEARY, CONNER LEARY, DENIS LEARY, JOHN LEARY, KEASY LINAHAN, CORNS. LINAHAN, TIMY. LINCH, CORNS. LINCH, DANIEL LINCH, EDMOND LINE, JOHN LINEHAN, DARBY LOGAN, MATTHEW LOUGHLIN, NICHOLAS LYSAGHT, PATK. MAGNER, ROBERT MAGRATH, WILLM. MAHONY, CONNOR MAHONY, DARBY MAHONY, DAVID MAHONY, DAVID MAHONY, DENISH MAHONY, DENISH MAHONY, PATK. MAHONY, TIMY. MAHONY, TIMY. MANON, TIMOTHY Pr. MARSHALL, HENRY, MR. Pr. MARTIN, THOMAS MASTER, DANL. MC AULIFFE, BARTHW. MC AULIFFE, BARTHW. MC AULIFFE, CONNOR MC AULIFFE, CONNOR MC AULIFFE, CORNS. MC AULIFFE, CORNS. MC AULIFFE, DANL. MC AULIFFE, DARBY MC AULIFFE, DARBY MC AULIFFE, DARBY MC AULIFFE, DARBY MC AULIFFE, FLORENCE MC AULIFFE, FLORENCE MC AULIFFE, FLORENCE MC AULIFFE, JOHN MC AULIFFE, JOHN MC AULIFFE, JOHN MC AULIFFE, LAUR. MC AULIFFE, MALIC MC AULIFFE, MALIC MC AULIFFE, MALIC MC AULIFFE, OWEN MC AULIFFE, OWEN MC AULIFFE, OWEN MC AULIFFE, OWEN MC AULIFFE, RICHD. MC AULIFFE, THOMAS MC AULIFFE, TIMY. MC AULIFFE, TIMY. MC AULIFFE, TIMY. MC AULIFFE, TIMY. MC CARTHY, CALLAGHAN MC THOMAS, OWEN MEANY, MARGARET MEEHAN, PATK. Pr. MELVINE, BRYAN MERRIG, EDMOND MILLEN, DENIS MILLEN, JOHN MORE, EDMOND Pr. MOURANE, DARBY MULCHNOH, ANTHONY MULCORUM, TIMY. MULLANE, CORNS. MULLANE, DARBY MURARTY, PETER MURONEY, PATK. MURPHY, CONNOR MURPHY, CORNS. MURPHY, CORNS. MURPHY, DANL. MURPHY, DANL. MURPHY, DANL. MURPHY, DARBY MURPHY, DARBY MURPHY, DENIS MURPHY, DENIS MURPHY, DENIS MURPHY, DENIS MURPHY, JAMES MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, JOHN MURPHY, KEATING MURPHY, MAUR. MURPHY, TIMY. MURPHY, TIMY. MURPHY, TIMY. MURPHY, WILLM. MURPHY, WILLM. MURPHY, WM. NASH, PATK. Pr. NEAL, CHARLES NEAL, JOHN NEALE, HENRY NEALE, OWEN NOWLAN, JOHN NUGENT, JAMES NUNAN, CORNS. NUNAN, DANIEL NUNAN, DANL. NUNAN, EDMOND NUNAN, JAMES NUNAN, MICHAEL NUNAN, PHILIP NUNAN, PHILIP NUNAN, TIMY. NUNAN, TIMY. NUNANE, OWEN O CONNOR, CHARLES O CONNOR, CONNOR O CONNOR, CONNOR O CONNOR, CORNS. O KEEFFE, CHARLES, MR. Pr. O KEEFFE, MEANUS, MR. Pr. OWENS, THOMAS Pr. PHILPOTT, GETTINS Pr. PHILPOTT, JOHN, MR. Pr. PHILPOTT, LAURENCE Pr. PHILPOTT, LUKE, MR. Pr. PHILPOTT, WILLM. Pr. PRINDIBLE, REDMOND PRINDIBLE, WILLM. PURCELL, GOODWIN Pr. PURCELL, JAMES, ESQ. Pr. QUIL, THOMAS QUILL, DANIEL QUILL, JOHN QUIN, JAMES QUINLAN, DAVID QUINLAN, JAMES QUINLAN, WILLM. QUINLAN, WILLM. QUOSIN, THOS. QUOSINE, RICHARD RAHILLY, CORNS. RAHILLY, DANL. RAHILLY, DENIS RAHILLY, DENISH RAHILLY, JOHN RAHILLY, JOHN RAHILLY, MICHL. RAHILLY, THOMAS RAHILLY, TIMY. RAIN, MATTHEW RINN, DANIEL RINN, DARBY RIORDAN, DARBY RIORDAN, DARBY RIORDAN, JOHN RIORDAN, LAURENCE RIORDAN, WILLM. RIORDAN, WILLM. ROCHE, BARTHW. ROCHE, DAVID ROCHE, JOHN ROCHE, JOHN ROCHE, RICHARD ROCHE, RICHARD ROCHE, RICHARD Pr. ROCHE, THOMAS ROE, PHILIP Pr. ROGERS, JOHN ROURK, JOHN RUGG, CHARLES Pr. RUGG, JOHN Pr. RYAN, DANIEL RYAN, DANL. RYAN, DANL. RYAN, DENIS RYAN, EDMOND RYAN, JOHN RYAN, MATTHEW RYAN, WILLIAM SAVAGE, MAUR. SCANLAN, EDMOND SCANLAND, CONNOR SCULLY, CONNER SCULLY, CONNOR SCULLY, DANL. SCULLY, DANL. SCULLY, DANL. SCULLY, JOHN SCULLY, JOHN SHEA, DANIEL SHEA, DANL. SHEA, DARBY SHEA, DARBY SHEA, DENIS SHEA, JAMES SHEA, JOHN SHEA, JOHN SHEA, OWEN SHEAGHAN, ANDREW SHEAGHAN, CONNOR SHEAGHAN, RICHARD SHEAGHAN, RICHD. SHEAHAN, DANL. SHEAHAN, DANL. SHEAHAN, DANL. SHEAHAN, DARBY SHEAHAN, DARBY SHEAHAN, DAVID SHEAHAN, JOHN SHEAHAN, PATK. SHEAHAN, TIMY. SHEAHAN, TIMY. SHEEHAN, CONNOR SHEEHAN, CONNOR SHEEHAN, CONNOR SHEEHAN, DANL. SHEEHAN, DANL. SHEEHAN, DARBY SHEEHAN, DARBY SHEEHAN, DARBY SHEEHAN, DENIS SHEEHAN, EDMOND SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, MATTHEW SHEEHAN, MATTHEW SHEEHAN, MICHL. SHEEHAN, TIMY. SHEEHAN, TIMY. SHEEHAN, TIMY. SHEEHAN, WILLM. SHEEHAN, WILLM. SHEEHAN, WILLM. SHETTICK, JOHN Pr. SHETTICK, JOHN Pr. SHINE, DANIEL SHINE, DANL. SHINE, DENIS SHINE, DENIS SHINE, DENISH SHINE, MARTIMER SHINE, MORTIMER SHINE, MORTIMER SHINE, PATK. SHINE, PATK. SHINE, TIMY. SIDLY, HENRY Pr. SMITH, GEORGE Pr. SMITH, JAMES SMITH, JAMES Pr. SMITH, JAMES Pr. STOOKES, MARK STRETCH, ANDREW SULLIVAN, CONNOR SULLIVAN, CONNOR SULLIVAN, CONNOR SULLIVAN, CONNOR SULLIVAN, DANL. SULLIVAN, DANL. SULLIVAN, DARBY SULLIVAN, DARBY SULLIVAN, DARBY SULLIVAN, DARBY SULLIVAN, DARBY SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, DENIS SULLIVAN, GARRET SULLIVAN, GARRET SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN, MORTY SULLIVAN, OWEN SULLIVAN, OWEN SULLIVAN, PATK. SULLIVAN, PATK. Pr. SULLIVAN, PETER SULLIVAN, THOMAS SULLIVAN, TIMY. SULLIVAN, TIMY. SULLIVAN, TIMY. SULLIVAN, TIMY. Pr. SULLIVAN, TINY. SULLIVAN, UMPHRY SULLIVAN, WILLM. SWEENEY, DENIS SWEENEY, MORGAN SWEENY, OWEN SWEENY, OWEN SWEENY, WILLM. TAYLOR, MICHAL. TOBIN, JAMES TOOMY, TIMOTHY VAUGHAN, DARBY VAUGHAN, LEWIS VAUGHAN, PHILIP VAUGHAN, TIMY. VEEKS, JOHN Pr. VEEKS, THOMAS Pr. VEEKS, WILLM. Pr. VINSON, EDMOND Pr. VIOLY, ANTHONY Pr. WEBB, ABRAHAM Pr. WEBB, BARTHW. Pr. WEBB, CHRISTR., MR. Pr. WEBB, JOHN, MR. Pr. WEBB, RICHARD, MR. Pr. WEBB, ROBERT Pr. WELSH, DAVID WELSH, JOHN WELSH, MAURICE WELSH, MAURICE WELSH, MICHL. WELSH, THOMAS WILLIAMS, JOHN Pr. WILLIAMS, JOHN Pr. WILLIAMS, OLIVER, MR. Pr. WILLIAMS, RICHARD, MR. Pr. WOARINTON, JAMES WORINTON, CHARLES Pr. WOUTY, JOHN |
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| Clonfert/Newmarket-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 |
| BEECHER, THOMAS | Born ‘Clonford.’ - ?Clonfert. 5th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 40 | 1822-1843 |
| BISHOP, JOHN | Born Newmarket. 71st Foot Regt.; 67th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 | 1840-1847 |
| BRIEN, JOHN | Born Newmarket. Cork Militia. Discharged aged 59. Covering date year of discharge | 1835 |
| BROWN, JOHN | Born Clonfert. 101st Foot Regt.; 36th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1806-1824 |
| CALLAGHAN, JEREMIAH | Born Newmarket. 96th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 45 | 1824-1850 |
| CALLANAN, HENRY | Born Clonfert. Rifle Brigade; 49th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 | 1818-1839 |
| CLANCY, SIMON | Born Clonfert. 53rd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20 | 1852-1853 |
| CONNOR, MAURICE | Born Newmarket. 35th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 17 | 1847-1848 |
| CURTIN, CORNELIUS | Born Newmarket. 18th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 | 1849-1852 |
| CURTIN, DAVID | Born Newmarket. Limerick Militia. Discharged aged 46 | 1803-1829 |
| DOHERTY, PATRICK | Born Newmarket. 14th Foot Regt.; 29th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1833-1854 |
| DONOGHOE, JAMES | Born Newmarket. 17th Foot Regt.; 3rd Royal Veteran Battalion; 96th Foot Regt.; 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. Discharged aged 47 | 1807-1833 |
| DONOGHUE, PATRICK | Born Clonfert. 34th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 31 | 1837-1846 |
| DUMPHREY, MICHAEL | Born Newmarket. 46th Foot Regt.; 76th Foot Regt.; 69th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 | 1798-1825 |
| EAGER, WILLIAM | Born Newmarket. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Barrack Artificers. Discharged aged 42 | 1805-1814 |
| FITZGERALD, THOMAS | Born Newmarket. 13th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 35 | 1825-1844 |
| GARDENER, EDWARD | Born ‘Cloonfert.’ 10th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 30 | 1827-1839 |
| GILLMAN, RICHARD | Born Newmarket. 17th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 25 | 1847-1849 |
| HENNESSEY, PETER | Born Clonfert. 85th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1812-1826 |
| KEEFFE, DENIS | Born Newmarket. 40th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20 | 1830-1832 |
| LYSAUGHT, WILLIAM | Born Newmarket. 6th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 21 | 1846-1849 |
| MAHONY, JAMES | Born Newmarket. 34th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 20 | 1852-1853 |
| MC ARTIE, DENIS | Born Newmarket. 39th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1825-1846 |
| MC AULIFFE, CORNELIUS | Born Newmarket. 58th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 | 1804-1822 |
| MC AULIFFE, HUMPHRY | Born Newmarket. 15th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 46 | 1825-1848 |
| MC AULIFFE, MICHAEL | Born Newmarket. 68th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 38 | 1839-1854 |
| MC CARTHY, PATRICK | Born Newmarket. 45th Foot Regt.; 67th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 27 | 1840-1850 |
| MC CAULIFF(E), TIMOTHY | Born Clonfert. 61st Foot Regt. Discharged aged 41 | 1832-1854 |
| MILAN, DENNIS | Born Newmarket. 26th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 19 | 1847-1848 |
| RAHILLY, JOHN | Born Newmarket. 58th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 33 | 1807-1814 |
| READY, HENRY | Born ‘Clenfort.’ - ?Clonfert. 6th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 22 | 1827-1829 |
| REARDON, JOHN | Born Newmarket. 22nd Foot Regt. Discharged aged 26 | 1847-1850 |
| RYAN, JEREAMAH | Born Newmarket. 14th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 | 1838-1854 |
| SHANAHAN, RICHARD | Born ‘Clanfert.’ 50th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 39 | 1822-1843 |
| SHEAHAN, ARTHUR | Born Newmarket. 54th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 17 | 1847-1847 |
| SHEEHAN, JOHN | Born Newmarket. 17th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 18 | 1847-1849 |
| SIDLEY, RICHARD | Born ‘Clonfart.’ Royal Irish Invalids. Discharged aged 48. Covering date year of discharge | 1791 |
| SULLIVAN, JOHN | Born Newmarket. 19th Foot Regt. Discharged aged [Not Known] | 1837-1851 |
| WALSH, WILLIAM | Born Clonfert. 14th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 24 | 1847-1847 |
| WATERS, HENRY | Born Newmarket. 94th Foot Regt. Discharged aged 37 | 1824-1835 |
| WEEKS, JOHN | Born Newmarket. Cork Militia. Discharged aged 47. Covering date year of discharge | 1829 |
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(HC 26/7/1770) – WHEREAS ELLEN CRONIN, otherwise Mc Auliffe, wife of John Cronin of Newmarket, hath eloped from her said husband without any manner of provocation. This is therefore to caution the public from crediting said Ellen on my account as I will not pay any debt or debts contracted by her. Given under my hand this 24th day of July, 1770 – JOHN CRONIN
(HC April 1772) – Mr. James Curren of Newmarket, in the county of Cork, is appointed by the High Sheriff a Replevinger for said county.
(HC June 1772) – Last Friday Mr. John Lean, Parish Constable of Newmarket, in this county, having taken one John Kerwick on a warrant of assault, said Kerwick endeavouring to escape, and threatening to run said Constable thro’ with a pike, Mr. Lean fired a pistol which killed him on the spot. – The Coroner’s Inquest brought in a special verdict.
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PIGOT’S DIRECTORY 1824 – NEWMARKET IN the county of Cork, is a small irregularly built town, distant 122 miles south west of Dublin, and 30 north west of Cork. The church is a neat building, but has nothing else to recommend it to particular notice; and the Roman Catholic chapel is of considerable size. The barracks are calculated for two companies of foot. Free schools, it is understood, are about to be erected by R. R. Aldworth, Esq., whose magnificent mansion is the principal ornament that Newmarket or its vicinity can boast of. There is no market, but fairs are held on the 8th of June, the 8th of September, the 10th of October, and the 21st of November.
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(NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
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Ahern, Patrick, Main-st. (Carpenters, &c.) Aldworth, R. O., Esq. (NGC) Aldworth, Robert Roger, Esq. (NGC) Aldworth, St. Leger, Esq. (NGC) Allen, Wm., Esq., Liscongill (NGC) Barr, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, Island-lane Bernard, Walter, Esq., Springville (NGC) Blennerhasset, Jno. Arthur, Apothecary, Main-st. Bourke, Wm., Boot & Shoe Maker, Main-st. Boyle, Robert, Wool Comber, Scateen-lane Brenan, Michael, Main-st. (Smiths & Farriers) Bryan, James, Main-st. (Smiths & Farriers) Bunworth, Wm., Boot & Shoe Maker, Scateen-st. Calvin, Daniel, Kerry-rd. (Carpenters, &c.) Casey, John, Tailor, Scateen-st. Cooke, James, Physician & Surgeon, Stoneville Creagh, Wm., Captain, Killowen (NGC) Crean, James, Linen Draper, Main-st. Cronin, Daniel, Scateen-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Curtin, Cornelius, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scateen-st. Disney, Henry, Lieutenant, HP, Main-st. (NGC) Donoghue, Andrew, Tailor, Kerry-lane Duddy, John, Main-st. (Smiths & Farriers) Flynn, Maurice, Spinning Wheel Manufacturer & Turner, Scateen-st. Gee, Joseph, Scateen-st. (Printers & Glaziers) Graham, Philpot, Baker, Grocer, &c., Main-st. Greany, John, Wheelwright, Main-st. Green, Denis, Cooper, Island-rd. Hartnett, John, Rev., PP, Warren (NGC) Hartney, Eugene, Linen Draper, Main-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses - Inn) Kenny, Arthur, Nursery & Seedsman, Stoneville Kirby, Michael, Scateen-st. (Printers & Glaziers) Lean, Patrick, Scateen-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Lenehan, John, Main-st. (Carpenters, &c.) Lewis, Wm., Academy, Scateen-st. Lindsay, Wm., Esq., Scateen (NGC) M’Auliffe, Cornelius, Linen Draper, Main-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) M’Auliffe, Florence, Scateen-st. (Carpenters, &c.) M’Auliffe, Jeremiah, Scateen-rd. (Carpenters, &c.) M’Auliffe, Jeremiah, Wheelwright, New-rd. M’Auliffe, John, Scateen-st. (Carpenters, &c.) M’Auliffe, Malachi, Baker, Grocer, &c., Main-st. M’Auliffe, Malachi, Scateen-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) M’Auliffe, Owen, Scateen-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) M’Auliffe, Richd., Scateen-st. (Carpenters, &c.) |
M’Auliffe, Timothy, Island-lane (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) M’Cartie, Jeremiah, Wood-view (NGC) Moylan, Cornelius, Wheelwright, Main-st. Moylan, Dan, Wheelwright, Warren Murphy, Cornelius, Grocer, &c., Scateen-st. Murphy, Jeremiah, Baker, Scateen-lane Murphy, Jeremiah, Grocer, &c., Scateen-st. Neville, Richard, Rev., Rector (NGC) O Brien, Andrew, Academy, Main-st. O Brien, Maurice, Rev., Ballycloheen (NGC) O Bryan, John, Junr., Main-st. (Builders & Stone Masons) O Bryan, John, Senr., New-rd. (Builders & Stone Masons) O Bryan, Patrick, Kerry-rd. (Builders & Stone Masons) O Callaghan, Anthony, Island-lane (Builders & Stone Masons) O Callaghan, Charles, New rd. (Builders & Stone Masons) O Callaghan, Denis, Scateen-lane (Builders & Stone Masons) O Callaghan, Jerh., Scateen-lane (Builders & Stone Masons) O Connor, Cornelius, Cooper, Kerry-rd. O Keeffe, Cornelius, Tailor, Scateen-st. O Keeffe, Daniel, Linen Draper, Main-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) O Keeffe, Manus, Mount Keeffe (NGC) Purdon, Bartholomew, Ensign, HP, Main-st. (NGC) Purdon, Philip, Senr. & Junr., Lieuts., HP, Main-st. (NGC) Quinlan, Michael, Academy, Island-st. Riordan, Jeremiah, Main-st. (Spirit Stores & Public Houses) Rogers, Joseph, Esq., Priory (NGC) Ryan, Jeremiah, Main-st. (Carpenters, &c.) Shanahan, Michael, New-rd. (Carpenters, &c.) Shanahan, Richard, Island-rd. (Carpenters, &c.) Shea, Jeremiah, Spinning Wheel Manufacturer & Turner, Kerry-lane Shea, John, Tailor, Scateen-st. Shea, Michael, Tailor, New-rd. Shea, Patrick, Tailor, New-rd. Shea, Wm., Wool Comber, Scateen-st. Shine, George, Academy, Scateen-st. Sims, Michael, Spinning Wheel Manufacturer & Turner, Stoneville Sims, William, Cabinet Maker, Stoneville Smith, Rd., Estate Agent, Main-st. Stannard, Edward, Esq., Main-st. (NGC) Stannard, Richard, Captain, HP, Killowen (NGC) Tarrant, Nicholas, Cooper, Scateen-rd. Vaughan, Philip, Scateen-lane (Smiths & Farriers) Webb, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scateen-st. Webb, John, Linen Draper Main-st. Yelverton, Walter, Parish Clerk |
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CLONFERT – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 – CLONFERT, a parish, in the barony of DUHALLOW, county of CORK, and province of MUNSTER; containing, with the post- towns of Kanturk and Newmarket, 14,145 inhabitants. This parish, which is also called “Trinity Christ Church Newmarket,” is situated on the rivers Allua and Dallua, which meet at Kanturk, in their course to the Blackwater; and on the road from Cork, through the Bogra moun tains, to Abbeyfeale, in the county of Limerick, and Listowel, in the county of Kerry It extends 16 Irish miles from north-west to south east, and contains 64,871 acres, valued for the county cess at £ 19,677 per annum. About half the parish consists of bog and mountain; the other half of arable and pasture land of inferior quality. There are extensive beds of culm, some of which, near Newmarket, have been but are not now worked. This district has been much benefited by the road from Cork to Abbeyfeale, which was constructed soon after the distress in 1822; and much further benefit would be produced by con necting that road with the new Government road from Roskeen bridge, through King-William’s-town, to Castle Island, by a short road of about five Irish miles, passing the valuable but hitherto isolated, limestone quarry at Tour. This parish comprehends the extensive manor of Newmarket, and portions of those of Kanturk and Castle Mac Auliffe; the remainder of the latter manor is in Kilmeen, and of Kanturk, in Kilmeen and Kilbrin.
The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of Cloyne, and in the patron age of the Bishop; the rectory is impropriate in Col. Longfield, of Longueville: the tithes amount to £ 1163. 1. 6., of which half is paid to the impropriator and half to the vicar. A glebe-house was erected in 1811, near Newmarket, aided by a loan of £ 1125 from the late Board of First Fruits, but, having become dilapidated, has been taken down: the glebe comprises 9 statute acres, one having been lately annexed to the old burial-ground of Clonfert, by permission of the bishop. The parish church, in the town of Newmarket, is a handsome edifice, in the later style of English architecture, built in 1826, at an expense of £ 2200, of which £ 2000 was a loan from the late Board of First Fruits; it has a square tower, embattled and pinnacled, and sur mounted by a lofty spire, the whole formed of hewn limestone. The church at Kanturk, which is annexed to the perpetual cure of that place, is a neat building, with a square tower, embattled and pinnacled. In the R. C. divisions this parish contains two parochial districts, Kanturk and Newmarket, which see. Besides the schools at those places, the Irish Society has four circulating schools in the parish; and there are several private schools. Of Mac Auliffe’s castle, which was situated near Newmarket, and was a chief seat of the sept of that name, only the foundation exists; but of the casde of Carrigacashel, near Priory, the ruins still remain. There was formerly a castle on the Mount, near Mr. Aldworth’s lodge, in Newmarket, and another at Curragh, which also belonged to the Mac Auliffes; both have been demolished, and on the site of the latter is a handsome modern house, the residence of Neptune Blood, Esq. In Mr. Aldworth’s demesne many trinkets and mili tary implements have been found. Here are some chalybeate springs.
NEWMARKET – Lewis’ Topographical Dictionary 1837 – NEWMARKET, a market-town, in the parish of CLONFERT, barony of DUHALLOW, county of CORK, and province of MUN STER, 4 miles (N.W) from Kanturk, on the road from Cork, by the Bogra mountains, to Abbeyfeale and Listowel; containing 1437 inhab itants. This place was formerly called Ahatrasne, or “the place of the ford,” from its situation near an ancient ford now superseded by a neat bridge at the entrance of the town. Its present name is obviously derived from the establishment of a market at this place, which was granted to the family of Aldworth by Jas. I., on the forfeiture of the estate by the Macauliffes, and confirmed in the reign of Chas. II. At Scarteen, a village, a little to the north of the town, about 1000 of the peasantry assembled in 1822, anticipating the evacuation of the town by the military; but were repulsed by Capt. Kippock and Lieut. Green, who, leaving 10 men to defend the barracks, marched with 30 to attack the assailants, whom they dispersed with the loss of about 20 that were killed in the conflict. The gentry of the surrounding district, upon this occasion, presented to each of those officers a handsome piece of plate, as a testimony to their intrepidity and an acknowledgement of their services.
The town is situated on a small stream which falls into the river Dallua a little below, and on the north side of a gentle eminence; it con sists principally of two streets intersecting each other at right angles, and contains about 246 houses, of which several are neatly built; the inhabitants are well supplied with water, the air is salubrious, and the neighbourhood abounds with interesting scenery. Adjoining it is New- market House, the stately mansion of R. R. Aldworth, Esq., lord of the manor, handsomely built of hewn limestone, and situated in a demesne richly embellished with timber of luxuriant growth; an avenue of ash trees is said to have been planted in the reign of Eliza beth, and there are some noble specimens of elm, beech, and sycamore. Near the town are also Mount Keeffe, the residence of M. O’Keeffe, Esq.; Liscongill, of W. Allen, Esq.; and the Priory; formerly the residence of John Philpot Curran, Esq., now in the occupation of E. Stannard, Esq. The market is on Thursday, and is chiefly for the sale of potatoes and turf it is thought that if the day were changed to Friday, which would afford the Cork butchers an opportunity of attending both this market and that of Kanturk, it would conduce greatly to its improvement. Fairs are held on June 8th, Sept. 8th, Oct. 10, and Nov. 2 1st; the last is the principal for cattle, sheep, and pigs. A daily post between this place and Kanturk is supported by private subscription; a constabulary police force is stationed in the town; petty sessions are held on alternate Thursdays; and a court for the recovery of debts not exceeding 40s. is held here, every third Friday, for the manor of Newmarket, which extends over 32,000 statute acres in the parish of Clonfert. The parish church, a handsome structure of hewn limestone, with a lofty tower and spire, is situated in the town; in which also is the R. C. chapel, a spacious edifice, erected on a site given by the late Richard Aldworth, Esq., who contributed £ 75 towards its erection, to which also the Earl of Cork, Lord Lisle, and John Duggan, Esq., liberally subscribed; the altar, which is a copy of that of the ancient abbey of Quin, is much admired. A school in the town for boys is supported by Mr. Aldworth and the vicar; a school for girls is supported by Mrs. Aldworth, and an infants’ school by the vicar and his lady; a school in connection with the R. C. chapel is supported by collections at the chapel, and there is also a Sunday school. Richard Aldworth, Esq., bequeathed £ 50; Michael Creagh, Esq., £ 100; W. Philpot, Esq., £ 40; the late Richard Aldworth, grandson of the former, £ 100; and St. Leger Aldworth, Esq., £ 100, for the poor of Newmarket, the interest of which sums is annually divided among them. St. Leger Aldworth, Esq., also bequeathed £ 1000, contingent on the death of three annuitants, to be appropriated, by the representative of the Aldworth family, to the establishment of some manufacture in the town. There are a fever hospital, containing four wards and 20 beds, and a dipen sary. The celebrated John Philpot Curran was a native of this town; during his residence at the Priory it was the favourite resort of many distinguished literary and political characters, who used to meet there under the auspices of Lord Avonmore, also a native of this place; they held their meetings annually in the grouse shooting season, and from their conviviality at the Priory obtained the appellation of “Monks of the Screw” Major Swan, who assisted in arresting Lord Edward Fitzgerald, in 1798, was also a native of this town.
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(CE 15/12/1943) - O CONNELL TRIBUTE FOR 1843 – NEWMARKET - £25
| Name Barry, J. Barry, Nick. Beechinor, Rev. Mr. Bennett, M. Brown, J. Curtin, W. Dineen, D. Forrest, J. Gillman, R. Hartney, E. Hartney, J. Keeffe, C. Kennely, T. M’Auliffe, D. M’Auliffe, T. Macgillicuddy |
Amount 0.2.6 0.3.0 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.5.0 0.5.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 |
Name Mullan, Conor Murphy, D. Murray, Rev. Mr. O Brien, A. Quinlan, B. Quinlan, J. Ring, T. Riordan, Mrs. Sheehan, B. Sheehan, D. Sheehan, J. Sheehan, P. Shine, Owen Sullivan, D. Sullivan, M. Sulllivan, J. Toumy, J. Walsh, Rev. Mr. |
Amount 0.2.6 0.2.6 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.10.0 |
(CE 14/2/1845) - NEWMARKET - O CONNELL TRIBUTE 1844
| Name Barry, J. Barry, Nich. Beechinor, Rev., Mr., PP Curtin, Wm. Dineen, Denis Hartney, Eugene Hartney, John Murphy, Jerh. |
Amount 0.2.6 0.2.6 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 |
Name Murray, Rev., Mr., CC O Brien, A. O Connell, Mrs. O Riordan, Mr. Sheehan, Ben Sheehan, D. Sheen, Pat Sullivan, Murty Towmey, J. Walsh, Rev., Mr., CC |
Amount 0.10.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.5.0 0.10.0 |
Newmarket, Feb. 12, 1845 - DEAR SIR – The constant demand which the Rev. Mr. BECHINOR had to make on his Parishioners and which must continue for some time to come, to meet the heavy expenses consequent upon the erection of Three New Chapels, which he found necessary for the spiritual instruction and comfort of his flock, and the building of Schools for the youth of his Parish, in which he is at present engaged, delayed our transmission to you as Treasurer of the O CONNELL TRIBUTE, of the enclosed small Subscription of £ 14 from the Parish of NEWMARKET. We regret our figure is not at a larger amount, for should it encompass thousands, it would still fall immeasurably short of the vast debt of gratitude, yes, of justice, due by his country to O Connell, who to the unfading laurels and undying fame he so proudly acquired as the Illustrious Liberator of his Country, has lately earned for himself, and added to his honoured name, the still more glorious title of Defender of the Faith. - By Giving the enclosed remittance a corner in the Cork Examiner you will much oblige your obedient servant, - D. MURRAY, CC
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SLATER’S 1846 DIRECTORY – NEWMARKET
A MARKET town, in the parish of Clonfert, barony of Duhallow, county of Cork, is 155 miles SW from Dublin, 38 NW from Cork, and about five NW from Kanturk; situated near the north-western boundary of the county, on a small stream which falls into the river Dahua, a little below the town. The ancient name of this place was Ahahasne, or ‘the place of the ford,’ from its situation near a ford, now superseded by a neat bridge, at the entrance of the town. Its present name is derived from the establishment of its market, granted to the Aldworth family by James I. It consists principally of two streets intersecting each other, and contiguous to the town is its principal ornament, Newmarket House, the elegant mansion of Richard Oliver Aldworth, Esq., the lord of the manor. The trade if the place is almost limited to shopkeeping. Petty sessions are held every alternate Friday, in a new court-house, a stone building, beneath which the market is held.
The parish church, a neat structure, possesses little to attract notice, and its lofty tower and spire alone render it conspicuous. The Roman Catholic chapel is of considerable dimensions: the site of it was a gift of the late Richard Aldworth, Esq., who also contributed towards the expense of its erection. The altar, which is much admired, is a copy from that of the ancient abbey of Quin. A free school, patronised by the Aldworth family; one for boys under the National Board of Education, and another in connexion with the Catholic chapel, are the gratuitous educational establishments; while a fever hospital, for the indigent poor, is the other principal charity. Newmarket was the birth-place of the celebrated John Philpot Curran. The market is held on Friday. Fairs April 21st, June 8th, July 16th, September 8th, Oct. 9th and Nov. 21st. Clonfert is a populous parish, containing upwards of 20,000 inhabitants. The population of Newmarket, in 1841, was 1,899.
POST OFFICE, Main street, Eugene Hartney, Post Master. – Letters from all parts arrive by (foot post from Kanturk) every afternoon at five, and are despatched every morning at ten minutes before seven.
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Arranged Alphabetically |
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(NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy |
| Ahern, Patrick, Carpenter, Chapel lane | Leanne, Denis, Slater, Chapel lane |
| Ahern, Timothy, Baker, Scar teen sty. | Lewis, William, Main sty. (Academies & Schools) |
| Allworth, Richard Oliver & Robert, Esqrs. Newmarket House (NGC) | Long, Edmund, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scarteen st. |
| Allen, Richard, Blacksmith, Anne st. | Long, Richard, Boot & Shoe Maker, Anne st. |
| Allen, William, Esq., Lisconguill (NGC) | Lyons, Michael Joseph, Apothecary, Scarteen st. |
| Bechinor, Jeremiah, Rev., PP & VG, Kilowen Cottage (NGC) | M’Auliffe, Florence, Carpenter, Chapel lane |
| Bennett, Edward, Blacksmith, Main st. | M’Auliffe, John, Carpenter, Leather Seller, Main st. |
| Bernard, Walter, Capt., New rd. (NGC) | M’Auliffe, John, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. |
| Blennerhassett, John, Apothecary, Main st. | M’Auliffe, John, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. |
| Bourke, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. | M’Cartie, Denis, Esq., Wood View (NGC) |
| Boyle, Ellen, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Scarteen st. | M’Donnell, John, Wheelwright, Anne st. |
| Brennan, Michael, Blacksmith, Main st. | M’Gillycuddy, Florence, Publican, Scarteen st. |
| Brien, Michael, Saddler, Main st. | M’Kenna, John, New Line (Academies & Schools) |
| Brown, Michael, Carpenter, Wheelwright, Hearse Proprietor, Main st. | Miller, Peter, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. |
| Bunworth, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scarteen st. | Moran, Denis, Painter & Glazier, Kerry rd. |
| Carty, Thaddeus, Cooper, Chapel lane | Morton, James, Rev., Kanturk (NGC) |
| Caughlin, Timothy, Tailor, Scarteen st. | Moyland, Denis, Wheelwright, Pound hill |
| Cavannah, Mary, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Scarteen st. | Mulcahy, John, Saddler, Scarteen st. |
| Chantry, Michael, Stone Mason & Builder | Mullane, Connor, Livery Stable Keeper, Anne st. |
| Collins, Edmund, Butcher, Kerry rd. | Murphy, Callaghan, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Leather Seller, Scarteen st. |
| Collins, Owen, Butcher, Kerry rd. | Murphy, Cornelius, Publican, Scarteen st. |
| Connor, Edward, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Scarteen st. | Murphy, Jeremiah, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. |
| Crane, Cornelius, Nail Maker, Anne st. | Murphy, Jeremiah, Publican, Ironmonger, Leather Seller, Main st. |
| Cronin, James, Butcher, Scarteen st. | Murray, Denis, Rev., Scarteen st. (NGC) |
| Curtain, Cornelius, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Scarteen st. | O Brien, Andrew, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. |
| Curtain, Cornelius, Hearse & Car Proprietor, Scarteen st. | O Brien, Andrew, Hearse Proprietor, Ironmonger, Main st. |
| Curtain, Wm. Callaghan, Ironmonger, Publican, Scarteen st. | O Brien, Andrew, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. |
| Dinehan, Thomas, Carpenter, Anne st. | O Brien, Denis, Stone Mason & Builder, Anne st. |
| Doody, William, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. | O Brien, Garrett, Stone Mason & Builder, Kerry rd. |
| Duggan, Daniel, Wheelwright, Scarteen st. | O Brien, John, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. |
| Duggan, Jeremiah, Painter & Glazier, Scarteen st. | O Brien, John, Stone Mason & Builder, Kerry rd. |
| Duggan, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scarteen st. | O Callaghan, Denis, Esq., Grannavorig (NGC) |
| Eames, Richard, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Anne st. | O Connell, Anne, Mrs., the Cottage (NGC) |
| Flynn, Denis, Boot & Shoe Maker, Main st. | O Connor, Cornelius, Cooper, Anne st. |
| Flynn, John, Surveyor, Scarteen st. | O Keeffe, Charles, MD, Mount Keeffe (Physicians & Surgeons) |
| Flynn, Maurice, Spinning Wheel Maker, Scarteen st. | O Keeffe, Cornelius, Tailor, Kerry rd. |
| Flynn, Patrick, Boot & Shoe Maker, Scarteen st. | O Keeffe, Manus, Esq., Mount Keeffe (NGC) |
| Gillman, Johanna, Publican, Scarteen st. | O Leary, Cornelius, Publican, Scarteen st. |
| Gillman, Richard, Baker, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Anne st. | Phillips, Robert, Master, Parochial School, Chapel lane |
| Gillman, Richard, Painter & Glazier, Anne st. | Purdon, Margaret, Mrs., Main st. (NGC) |
| Graham, James, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. | Quinn, Michael, Surveyor, Warren |
| Greany, John, Wheelwright, Anne st. | Reardon, Henry, Publican, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Anne st. |
| Green, Denis, Cooper, Scarteen st. | Shea, Jeremiah, Tailor, Charleville lane |
| Hall, John, Sergeant, Constabulary Station, Scarteen st. | Shea, Patrick, Tailor, Main st. |
| Hartney, Eugene, Baker, Grocer & Dealer in Sundries, Main st. | Shea, Timothy, Stone Mason & Builder, Scarteen st. |
| Hartney, Eugene, Hotel, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. | Sheehan, Michael, Butcher, Scarteen st. |
| Hartney, Eugene, Post Master, Post Office, Main st. | Sheehan, Patrick, Butcher, Scarteen st. |
| Hartney, John, Linen & Woollen Draper, Main st. | Sheehan, Timothy, Baker, Scarteen st. |
| Hinch, Michael, Spinning Wheel Maker, Anne st. | Shugrue, John, Scarteen st. (Academies & Schools) |
| Horan, Kerry, Surveyor, Meelan | Smith, George, Land & Estate Agent, Main st. |
| Hubbard, Michael, Nail Maker, Scarteen st. | Smith, Henry J., Visiting Physician, Fever Hospital & Dispensary, Scarteen st. |
| Keily, Jeremiah, Carpenter, Main st. | Smith, Henry Joseph, MD, Oxclose Cottage (Physicians & Surgeons) |
| Kennelly, Cornelius, Blacksmith, Anne st. | Smith, the Misses Elizabeth, Hannah, Catherine & Sarah, Main st. (NGC) |
| Kenny, Arthur, Nurseryman, Pound hill | Stannard, Edward., Esq., the Priory (NGC) |
| Kenny, Simon, Rev., Main st. (NGC) | Stephenson, Joseph, Wheelwright, Pound hill |
| Leahy, Michael, Nail Maker, Anne st. | Taylor, Robert, Publican, Ironmonger & Timber Dealer, Main st. |
| Leahy, Thomas, Nail Maker, Anne st. | Vaughan, Philip, Blacksmith, Scarteen st. |
| Leahy. Daniel, Esq., Rossicon (NGC) | Walsh, Edward, Rev., CC, Ballytona (NGC) |
| Webb, Margaret, Mistress, Lady Aldworth’s Free (Female) School, Main st. |
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(CE 4/3/1846) – O CONNELL ANNUITY – Newmarket, March 1, 1846. – DEAR SIR – Enclosed is an order for £ 15 10s, O Connell Tribute, from the Parish of Newmarket. You will be pleased to get the accompanying List of the names of the principal Contributors inserted in the Cork Examiner Newspaper, and I remain, dear sir, yours, truly, D. H. MURRAY, CC. – PS – I also enclose a half Sovereign for the above object, making £ 16 in all from this Parish.
| Name Barry, Nichs. Bechinor, Rev. Mr. Clifford, Pat. Curtin, Wm. Dinneen, Denis Gillman, Richard Harney, Eugene Hartney, John Leary, Con. Murphy, Darby |
Amount 0.2.6 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.5.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 |
Name Murray, Rev. Mr. O Brien, Andw. O Connell, W., Rev. Riordan, Henry Riordan, Thomas Sheehan, Benj. Sheehan, Pat. Twomy, Jas. Webb, Richard |
Amount 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.10.0 0.5.0 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.2.6 0.5.0 0.2.6 |
(CC 18/6/1846) – SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEWMARKET POOR RELIEF FUND – Commencing 17th April, 1846.
| Name Aldworth, Captain Aldworth, Richd. Oliver, Esq.* Aldworth, St. L., Esq. Angland, Patrick Atkins, Councillor Barry, Jerh. Barry, Jerh. Barry, N., Mr. Bastable, D. C., Esq. Beechinor, J., Rev. Blennerhassett, Dr. Bunworth, Richd. Carroll, Patk. Connor, Danl. Creagh, Geo. W.B., Esq. Crotty, Rt. Rev. Dr. Curtin, Wm. Dinneen, Denis Donaldson, Doctor Egan, C. B., Esq. Geale, Hamilton, Esq. Gillman, Richd. Graham, Jas. Hartney, Eugene Hartney, John Herlihy, Tim. |
£.s.d. 4.0.0 20.0.0 2.0.0 0.3.6 1.0.0 1.0.0 1.0.0 0.10.0 1.0.0 5.0.0 1.0.0 0.2.6 0.5.0 0.5.0 2.0.0 4.4.0 0.10.0 0.10.0 3.0.0 3.0.0 3.0.0 0.10.0 0.10.0 1.0.0 1.0.0 0.10.0 |
Name Longfield, R., Esq. Lord Lisle M’Auliffe, Mrs. Morton, J., Rev. Murray, D., Rev., RCC O Brien, Andrew O Connell, C., Rev., RCC O Connor, Cors. O Keeffe, Jas., Esq. Philpot, Robt. Prindible, Patrick Purcell, John Purdon, Mrs. Quinlan, Ben. Reordan, Henry Shetteck, Wm., Esq. Smith, George, Esq. Stannard, Edw., Esq. Sullivan, M., Mr. Taylor, Robt. The Earl of Cork Tuomey, James Twomy, David Verling, Doctor, RN Yelverton, Hon. Mrs. |
£.s.d. 10.0.0 20.0.0 0.5.0 5.0.0 2.0.0 1.0.0 2.0.0 0.10.0 1.0.0 1.0.0 0.2.6 5.0.0 0.10.0 1.0.0 1.1.0 2.0.0 3.0.0 3.0.0 1.0.0 1.0.0 25.0.0 1.0.0 0.5.0 3.0.0 3.0.0 |
£149.18.6 – GEO. SMITH, Treasurer. 13th June, 1846.
*Besides increasing the number of his labourers to a great extent.
(CC 6/6/1848) – EPILEPSY - TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORK CONSTITUTION - SIR – WE, the undernamed Inhabitants of Newmarket, County Cork, and its Vicinity, beg leave, through the medium of your widely-circulating Journal, to return our sincere thanks to Mr. WILLIAM DOCKRALL, for the miraculous Cures he has effected on, and his urbane conduct, to many persons in this neighbourhood, afflicted with severe EPILEPSY. We hope, by your publically hereof, to give many of our fellow-creatures, who are labouring under the late malady, an opportunity of applying to him for his Panacea, which has been often known to give instantaneous relief:-
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Ahern, Benjamin Ahern, Patrick Barrett, Tim. Barry, Denis Barry, James Barry, John Barry, John, jun. Barry, Michael Barry, Michl., jun. Barry, Nich., jun. Barry, Nicholas Barry, Philip Barry, Philip Barry, William Barry, William Barry, Wm., jun. Basley, Edward Beecher, John Bourke, John Brehan, Michael Brenan, Wm. Bresnihan, Wm. Brien, Anthony Brien, John Brien, Patrick Brien, Tim. Brien, William Brown, Denis Brown, John Brown, John Brown, John Brown, Michael Brown, Patrick Brown, Richard Browne, John Browne, Patrick Browne, Philip Browne, Stephen Bruonihan, Wm. Buckley, James Buckley, Timothy Burke, Darby Cadogan, Rd. W. Cahill, Daniel Cahill, James Cahill, Timothy Callaghan, Corns. Callihan, Tim. Cody, Thomas Collins, Brien Collins, Denis Collins, Edmond Collins, George Collins, John Collins, John Collins, John Collins, Michael Collins, Thomas Collins, Thomas Collins, William Connell, David Connell, John Connell, Patrick Connell, Tade Connell, Timothy Conners, James Conners, Patrick Conners, Tade Connors, Timothy Curtin, Timothy Curtin, Wm. Daly, Corns. Daly, Daniel Daly, Wm. Delany, Corns. Denahy, James Denahy, John Denahy, John Deslane, John Diggan, Patrick Dineen, Corns. Dineen, James Dineen, John Donohoe, John Doodey, Patrick Dreslane, Patrick Driscoll, Arthur Duggan, Charles Dundan, Edmond Edge, Charles F. Egan, John Finn, Richard Fitzgerald, Denis Fitzgerald, Edmd. Fitzgerald, John Flinn, Maurice Flynn, James Fogarty, Wm. Forehoan, Bart. Galvin, Daniel Galvin, John Galvin, Michael Galvin, Timothy Garvan, James Garvan, Jer. Garvan, Owen Gibbon, Maurice Gillman, James Gillman, Richard Gonnell, John Gonnell, Patrick Gorman, George Gorman, George Greene, Denis Greene, George Griffin, Denis |
Haines, Thomas Hannon, Corns. Hannon, Edmond Hannon, John Hartnett, Richard Henright, Corns. Herlihy, John Homan, Thomas Homan, Thos. Hourigan, Andrew Hourigan, David Hourigan, J. M., jun. Hourigan, James Hourigan, Jas., jun. Hourigan, John Hourigan, Michl. Keleher, Darby Keleher, Denis Keleher, John Kelly, Patrick Kenealy, Nicholas Kenney, John Kinealy, Philip Langhnan, Thos. Lean, John Lynch, Michael M’Auliffe, John M’Auliffe, John M’Auliffe, Patrick M’Auliffe, Patrick M’Auliffe, Rich. M’Auliffe, Thomas M’Auliffe, Tim. M’Auliffe, Timothy M’Auliffe, Timothy * M’Auliffe, Wm. M’Carthy, Tim. M’Donald, Peter M’Kenna, Denis M’Kenna, John M’Kenna, Patrick Magill, Richard Mahon, Denis Mahony, Daniel Mahony, Nich. Mahony, Patrick Mahony, Stephen Mahony, Tade Mahony, Wm. McArty, Denis Molane, Corns. Murphy, Edmund Murphy, James Murphy, John Murphy, Wm., jun. Mynehan, Wm. Nagle, John Neagle, John Neagle, Patrick Nunan, Michael O Brien, John O Connor, Denis O Connor, Richard O Connor, Thos. O Donohoe, And. O Donohoe, Flor. O Donohoe, J., jun. O Donohoe, James O Donohoe, James O Donohoe, Jas., jun. O Donohoe, M. O Donohoe, Mich. O Donohoe, Murt. O Keefe, Richard, Church Warden O Keeffe, Menus O Keeffe, Richard Neagle, John Osborne, Michl. Power, Richard Power, Wm. Quill, John Quill, Michael Quill, Timothy Quinlan, John Quinlan, Michael Rahaley, Thomas Rahely, Daniel Roach, Richard Roche, Wm. Ryan, Jeremiah Scanlan, Corns. Scannell, Patrick Shanihan, Daniel Sheehan, Corns. Sheehan, James Sheehan, John Sheehan, Philip Sheehan, Wm. Sullivan, Dl.* * Sullivan, John Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Tim. Swiney, Brien Syms, Michael Tobin, Cornelius Tobin, James Twomey, John Wallace, Francis Walsh, James Walsh, Jeremiah Walsh, Redmond Walshe, Richard Wilkinson, John Williams, George Willis, John Wright, Corns. |
Any patient sending a Correct Account of their Case, with £3, to Mr. DOCKRALL, No. 6, Holden-street, LIVERPOOL, shall have the proper Medicine sent to any address in her Majesty’s Dominions.
* M’Auliffe, Timothy, who was cured after being dreadfully afflicted for seven years.
** Sullivan, Dl., whose Wife has been cured, though extremely ill for 28 years; her father and four uncles having died of it.