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Acres1 Richard Beamish & partners Angrum2 Daniel Sullivan & sons Baunahow3 Cornelius Hourahan7,8 & Jeremiah Collins Peter Hourahan7,8 Cornelius Sullivan & Jerry Cadogan6 Thomas & Daniel Cadogan6 Baunahow North4 Tim Regan (unreadable) Michael Collins & (unreadable) Timothy & Denis Donovan & (unreadable) Patrick Collins & (unreadable) Baurnagoulane5 John Gallivan (unreadable) & brother Cornelius Tim Denis Mahony

Footnotes 1 - Acres 2 - Angram 3 - Baunahow South 4 - Baunahow North 5 - Baurnagowlane East and Baurnagowlane West 6 - Cadogan is a branch of Driscoll in west Cork. See also Driscoll of Cork. 7 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane. 8 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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Baurnagoulane, continued1 Owen Sullivan (Owen) Owen Sullivan (John) Patrick Collins & Cotter Denis Shea & sons Breadagh2 Deasy & brothers James Nihane Denis Mahony Butler's Gift3 Derr (unreadable) John Hennesy John Neil (Timmy) John Neil John Hennesy & Daniel Hease4

Footnotes 1 - Baurnagowlane East and Baurnagowlane West 2 - Bohernabredagh - sometimes just Bredagh 3 - Butler's Gift is an area around the village of Drimoleague. 4 - Heas could be a form of HAYES.

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Butler's Gift, continued1 Jerry Neil John Hennesy Lent & Daniel Hease3 Nathaniel Skuce & partners Denis Collins Jeremiah McCarthy Mill Lot Inch (unreadable)being £5.0 Cornelius & Widow Donovan Bawn5 excluding the mill lot Cripp's Lot Denis Donovan Jerry Neil Timmy Rev Matthew Ryan Rev Matthew Ryan Rev John Ryan5 Castledonovan2 Jerry Donovan & sons John Jerry & Widow Dealy

Footnotes 1 - Butler's Gift is an area around the village of Drimoleague. 2 - Castledonovan 3 - May be a form of HAYES. Another possibility is Hean (HAYNES). 4 - Bawn or Bawny (white) is an agnomen or nickname for many of the major families. 5 - Father John Ryan (d. 1850) was a popular figure in Drimoleague and a friend of well-known Cork chronicler John Windele.

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Castledonovan, continued1 Daniel Mahony Patrick Mahony Widow Mahony & sons Coumkilley2 Dominick Casey same disputed ground Mr. Samuel Jagoe same disputed ground Daniel & Denis McCarthy & Spillane John Collins

Footnotes 1 - Castledonovan 2 - Ceancullig - sometimes Coumkilla or Counkilla.

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Coumkilley, continued1 John Nihane Dominick Casey North Cornelius Regan & Canty4 Denis & Michael Mahony Clashduv2 Denis Collins Jeremiah Driscole Denis Mahony John Neil (Timmy) Jeremiah Connoly Thomas Cadogan3 Daniel McCarthy

Footnotes 1 - Ceancullig - sometimes Coumkilla or Counkilla. 2 - Clashduff 3 - Cadogan is a branch of Driscoll in west Cork. See also Driscoll of Cork. 4 - Possibly Carty.

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Clashduv, continued1 Jeremiah Sullivan John McCarthy Sowney4 Cornelius Hourihane7 Cludagh2 William & John Kingston front of Ounirth3 Tim Leary & Michael Crowley (unreadable) John Richard & Francis Kingston front of Ounirth3 Joseph Cain6 Paul Kingston Junior Paul Kingston (Roe) John Rofs5

Footnotes 1 - Clashduff 2 - Clodagh 3 - Ounirth is a ploughland on the north-east corner of Clodagh townland adjoining the townlands of Acres and Knockeenbwee Upper. 4 - Sowney, Sowny, Sawney are a branch of McCarthy with historical roots in the Drimoleague area. 5 - Older form of Ross. 6 - The Caine/Keane (Cian) surname may have its origin in O'Mahony Cian. (S.S. Nicknames in Irish, Jeremiah O'Mahony, 4-Sep-1948). 7 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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Cludagh, continued1 William Kingston Thomas Kingston William Kingston (Paul) Paul Kingston (Roe) Ricd Forbes & sons George Mahony & partners Cummeen2 Justin McCarthy Derriduv3 north Bartholomew McCarthy Daniel McCarthy Bawn4 Cornelius McCarthy south Cornelius McCarthy & brothers

Footnotes 1 - Clodagh 2 - Cummeen 3 - Derryduff 4 - Bawn or Bawny (white) is an agnomen for many of the major families.

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Derragreah1 Bryan M Hennesy Daniel McCarthy Patrick Crowly Denis & Daniel Collins Widow Hallihan John Donoghue (Lough) Owen Sullivan the Lough & Widow Mahony M Samuel Kingston John Dealy & partners Derreenachrenig2 Samuel Kingston & George Mahony David Maurice & Jerry Spillane

Footnotes 1 - Derrynagree East and Derrynagree West 2 - Derreenacrinning East and Derreenacrinning West

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Deelas1 Daniel Donovan proportion of mountain John Murry proportion of mountain Jerry Donovan Paddy proportion of mountain Jerry Donovan Rick proportion of mountain Daniel Regan proportion of mountain Daniel Cain2 proportion of mountain Charles & Timothy McCarthy proportion of mountain Jerry Donovan Castle proportion of mountain The Spillanes proportion of mountain Peter Donovan proportion of mountain

Footnotes 1 - Deelish 2 - The Caine/Keane (Cian) surname may have its origin in O'Mahony Cian. (S.S. Nicknames in Irish, Jeremiah O'Mahony, 4-Sep-1948).

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Deelas, continued1 Michael Hurly proportion of mountain Charles Sowney3 & Samuel Donovan proportion of mountain Widow Good & sons proportion of mountain Timothy Donoghue proportion of mountain Paul Kingston hold from Widow Good proportion of mountain Drimolague2 Richard Beamish George & William Ford Richard Beamish & Widow Walsh disputed field Jeremiah Crowly West Nathaniel Skuce John Callanan4

Footnotes 1 - Deelish 2 - There is a Drimoleague town (village) and a Drimoleague townland. Also written as Dromdaleague. It is not entirely clear how the tithe book covers both the townland and the village. 3 - Sowney, Sowny, Sawney are a branch of McCarthy with historical roots in the Drimoleague area. 4 - O'Callinan was a sept that served in a medical capacity to the MacCarthys, according to MacLysaght. May be confused with Cullinane.

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Drimolague, continued1 Denis Donoghue Timothy Crowly Thomas Jagoe Richard2 Forbes Denis Donovan Jerry McCarthy Peter Hean3 John Regan Widow Walsh Denis Doyle Ricd3 Batten Michael Dunnegan Michael Neil Jerry Driscole Florence Crowly Timothy Mahony & Slattery Jeremiah Crowly East

Footnotes 1 - There is a Drimoleague town (village) and a Drimoleague townland. Also written as Dromdaleague. It is not entirely clear how the tithe book covers both the townland and the village. 2 - It is frequently difficult to distinguish between Richard and Rickard. 3 - Looks like HEAN, possibly a form of HAYNES. Another possibility is HERN (AHERN).

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Drimolague, continued1 John Regan & Mathew French (unreadable) Thomas Leary Revd. Thomas Tuckey6 Dromduvane2 Morgan Regan Daniel Minihane7 Jeremiah Gallavan5 John Hourahan8,9 & Timothy Leagh10 wood Droumusta3 Morris Hennesy Widow Hegarty Thomas Hennesy Timothy Brien John Brien Jeremiah Dealy & Jeremiah Connoly Jeremiah Heagarty & Denis McCarthy John Brien 1 1/4 Gneeves of Wood Division Jeremiah McCarthy Batt4 Collins Patrick McCarthy Denis Martin & Brian & Denis Connoly

Footnotes 1 - There is a Drimoleague town (village) and a Drimoleague townland. Also written as Dromdaleague. It is not entirely clear how the tithe book covers both the townland and the village. 2 - Dromduvane 3 - Dromasta 4 - Bat, Bart, Batt are forms of Bartholomew. 5 - It is unknown whether Galvin or Gallivan is a form of Glavin (Glaveen), which is frequently associated with the name O'Donoghue or O'Brien in the Skibbereen area. 6 - Rev. Tuckey was a well-known Anglican Church clergyman. 7 - Minihane may have been a branch of Driscoll from the Beara area. See "Who Were My Ancestors?" by Riobard O'Dwyer. See also Driscoll of Cork. 8 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane. 9 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects. 10 - Leagh could be one of the many secondary names for Donovan.

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Glaunaclohy1 Jeremiah Leary John Leary Cornelius Leary Gurrane2 Cornelius Collins Mill Lot Cornelius Shea Widow Wholey3 William Goggin Jeremiah Driscole Mr.5 William Hennyan4 Timothy & Jerry Leary

Footnotes 1 - Glanaclogha 2 - Unclear if this Garranes North, by Castledonovan, or Garranes South, southwest of Drimoleague. 3 - Hooly, Whooley, Whooly may be an agnomen of Driscoll which originated around Clonakilty, according to MacLysaght. See also Driscoll of Cork. 4 - Henyan, Hennyan may be a form of Hennigan. 5 - Used as a title.

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Gurrane, continued1 Jeremiah Collins Patrick & Michael Hurly Timothy & Patrick McCarthy Jeremiah Leary Jeremiah McCarthy Humphrey Driscole Gurteeniher2 Daniel Chambers George Leary Paul Kingston James Cotter & the constable Paul & Samuel Kingston Thomas Chambers

Footnotes 1 - Unclear if this Garranes North, by Castledonovan, or Garranes South, southwest of Drimoleague. 2 - Gurteeniher

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Gurteeniher, continued1 Michael Hurley Thomas Cotter Jeremiah & Allen Leary John Paul Kingston Samuel Kingston Timothy Marnane3 Keelmore2 Daniel McCarthy Denis Hennessy Humphrey Driscole Mr.4 Alexander Roofs5

Footnotes 1 - Gurteeniher 2 - Kilmore 3 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See Murnane. MacLysaght also suggests Manning. 4 - Used as a title. 5 - Older form of Ross.

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Keelnaherey1 Samuel Ross John Hean3 Jeremiah Hurley & Samuel Rofs4 Timothy Dealy Patrick Collins Knuckane2 Andrew McCarthy John White James Donovan John Barrett Edward Beamish Daniel Sullivan

Footnotes 1 - Kilnahera West and Kilnahera East 2 - Knockane 3 - Looks like HEAN, possibly a form of HAYNES. 4 - Older form of Ross.

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Knuckane, continued1 Cornelius Donovan Patrick Donovan Florence McCarthy Richard3 Leary Patrick McCarthy Knuckeenbee2 James Hean4 Timothy Sullivan Thomas Fuller Mifsus5 Samuel & Hugh Jagoe Denis Brien mountain John Beamish mountain John Ross mountain

Footnotes 1 - Knockane 2 - Knockeenbwee Upper and Knockeenbwee Lower 3 - It is frequently difficult to distinguish between Richard and Rickard. 4 - Looks like HEAN, possibly a form of HAYNES. 5 - Older form of Mrs. Used as a title.

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Knuckeenbee1 Paul Kingston mountain John Kingston mountain Keelscohonagh2 Cornelius Donovan Mr.5 Alexander Taylor Florence Sullivan & Patrick Murphy Timothy Marnane4 & Denis Collins Jeremiah Connell & partners Loughcrut3 John Nihane John Dealy John & Patrick Collins

Footnotes 1 - Knockeenbwee Upper and Knockeenbwee Lower 2 - Kilscohanagh 3 - Loughcrot 4 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See Murnane. MacLysaght also suggests Manning. 5 - Used as a title.

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Leatry1 Daniel Mahony & John Collins Michael Burke Daniel Burke Tim Collins Widow Brien & Daniel Leary Daniel Mahony Mr.4 Jervoyce Daniel & Jerry Mahony Maulnaskehey2 Michael Haurahan3,5 & partners Mr.4 Robert Evans John & Michael Haurahan3,5

Footnotes 1 - Leitry Lower and Leitry Upper 2 - Maulnaskeha 3 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane 4 - Used as a title. 5 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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Meeneys1 Samuel Kingston & partners John & James Kelly Lord Riverdale - wood Felix Cain4 & brother John & Samuel Kingston Meeneys, continued1 Paul Richard & William Kingston Cornelius Regan & brother & Timothy Crimmeen3 Cornelius Crimmeen3 north of road Widow Regan & son & partners Glandart2 Widow Crimeen Cornelius Regan & D__y Garr__ (unreadable)

Footnotes 1 - Moyny Upper, Moyny East, Moyny Middle, and Moyny Lower 2 - Glandart - Do not confuse with Glandarta in Caheragh. 3 - Cremeen, Crimeen, Creemeen are a branch of McCarthy 4 - The Caine/Keane (Cian) surname may have its origin in O'Mahony Cian. (S.S. Nicknames in Irish, Jeremiah O'Mahony, 4-Sep-1948).

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Glandart, continued1 John Leary & Jeremiah Collins Timothy Crimeen5 & brother Reenroe2 Mr.8 William Rofs John McCarthy & partners Rearahanagh3 Richard6 Beatten & partners Timothy Martin Peter & Widow Haurahan7,9 Seehanes4 Daniel Mahony Michael & Denis Mahony

Footnotes 1 - Glandart - Do not confuse with Glandarta in Caheragh. 2 - Reenroe 3 - Rearahinagh 4 - Seehanes 5 - Cremeen, Crimeen, Creemeen are a branch of McCarthy 6 - It is frequently difficult to distinguish between Richard and Rickard. 7 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane. 8 - Used as a title. 9 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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Seehanes, continued1 Daniel Canty & partners Sunville2 John Kingston Mr.5 Samuel Jagoe Thomas Shinnick Denis & Daniel Collins Taunheegh3 Daniel McCarthy & Jerry Connor White Island4 Michael Pheny (unreadable) & John Hourahane6,7 Mr.5 Gillman - wood

Footnotes 1 - Seehanes 2 - Shronacarton 3 - Toneagh 4 - White Island is a part of Toneagh. 5 - Used as a title. 6 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane. 7 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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Tonaforey1 John Mahony Cornelius Haurahan5 & son part of Lifsane west of ford4 Charles & Cornelius McCarthy wood of Tonaforey Tonson's Town2 Michael Lambert John Lambert John Lambert & Timothy Haurahan5,6 Two Gneeves3 Daniel McCarthy

Footnotes 1 - Tonafora 2 - May be part of Baurnahulla. 3 - May be part of Baurnahulla. 4 - Lissane is enumerated in Caheragh, along with these McCarthys. See the Caheragh Tithe Applotment. 5 - Howrihane and Haurahan are forms of Hourihane. 6 - Hourihane in Cork may have a Tipperary origin as O'Hanrahan, or a Cork origin as Horgan or Horrigan. See the O'Hourihane Projects.

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The Tithe Applotment for Dromdaleague was taken in 1826.

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LDS Family History Library, Film #256601
Four Hundred Years of Drimoleague. Richard S. Harrison
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Family Names of County Cork. Diarmuid Ó Murchadha.
Irish Families. Edward MacLysaght.
Irish Family Names. Peadar O'Donovan. Also serialized in the Southern Star.
Irish Names and Surnames. Patrick Woulfe. Also online at Library Ireland.
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Parish Histories and Place Names of West Cork. Bruno O'Donoghue.
The Surnames of Ireland. Edward MacLysaght.
Who Were My Ancestors? (multi-volume set). Riobard O'Dwyer.

Surnames of County Cork. Tim Cadogan.
What's in a name?. Nora Hickey.

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