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Tithe Applotment of Caheragh
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Tithe Applotment of Caheragh Civil Parish, 1827
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Aughaville Aghaville
| Robert BEAMISH, Landlord |
| (1) Humphrey Driscoll Timothy Hays & John Flyn |
| (2) Timothy Sullivan & Timothy Burke |
| (3) Daniel Conolly |
| (4) John Sullivan Denis Sullivan Jeremiah Sullivan & Thomas Barry |
| (5) William Barry Maurice Spillane & Timothy Donovan |
Bawnbee Bawnboy
| Rev. Richard L. CONNOR, Landlord |
| (6) Denis Cain1 |
| (7) Daniel Cain1 |
| (8) Cornelius Cain1 |
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Bawnbee Bawnboy
| (9) Michael Hurley |
| 1 - Possibly O'Mahony Keane. See: Mahony. |
Ballehedown Ballaghadown North and South
| John TOWNSEND, Landlord |
| (10) Charles McCarthy |
| (11) George Kew |
| (12) William Regan & John McCarthy |
| (13) Daniel Driscoll |
Bishopland Caheragh1
| (14) John Cogan2 Charles McCarthy & Patrick McCarthy |
| 1 - Bishopsland is part of Caheragh |
| 2 - Cogan is probably deCogán, from Norman deCogan, which also appears as Goggin. |
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Barrihavilla Bauravilla
| William McCarthy DOWNEY, Landlord1 |
| (15) Timothy Collins John Barry & John Barry Junior |
| (16) Jeremiah McCarthy Timothy McCarthy John Barry |
| (17) William Donoghue Jeremiah Cadagan2 Jeremiah McCarthy |
| (18) Thomas Barry and Thomas Barry Junior |
| (19) Patrick Barry Philip Barry Jerry Connor Dennis Connor & John Young |
| (20) Philip Barry John Young John Howrihane3 |
| (21) Denis Shealy Patrick & Jeremiah Crowley |
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Barrihavilla Bauravilla
| (22) Jeremiah Crowley John Crowley & Andrew Coughlan |
| 1 - William McCarthy Downing was the father of Timothy McCarthy Downing, who was a solicitor in town, served the district as a member of parliament, was active in famine relief efforts, and was generally well-regarded. |
| 2 - Cadogan could be a surname in its own right, but some Cadogans are known to interchange the name with Driscoll. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
Barna Barna
| Rev. Richard WRIGHT, Landlord |
| (23) Mr. William Pearson |
Ballyourane Ballyourane
| Lord BANDON, Landlord |
| (24) Jeremiah Mahony |
| (25) Timothy Kohane |
| (26) Jeremiah Crowley & John Crowley |
| (27) Thomas Dawley1 Daniel Crowley & John Crowley |
| 1 - A spelling variation of Daly. |
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Ballyourane Ballyourane
| (28) Denis & Jeremiah McCarthy |
| (29) Denis Driscoll |
| (30) Denis Driscoll & Cornelius Donoghue |
| (31) Coleman Driscoll |
| (32) Michael Donovan Richard Ambrose Jeremiah Driscoll Daniel Hurley & Daniel McCarthy |
| (33) Cornelius Sullivan |
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Coolamawn Cullomane East and West
| Robert BEAMISH, Landlord |
| (34) John Neil John Hurley Darby1 Minihane2 Bat3 Donovan & partners |
| (35) John Crowley |
| (36) Timothy Howen |
| (37) John Kelly |
| (38) William Barrett |
| (39) Mr. Beamish's Wood |
| (40) Timothy Hurley James Leary William & Stephen Barrett |
| 1 - Form of Jeremiah. |
| 2 - See: Minihane. |
| 3 - Probably Bartholomew, assuming Bat is not a misreading of Pat. |
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Coolamawn Cullomane East and West
| (41) Mr. McCarthy |
| (42) Owen1 Morrinane2 Daniel Sullivan & Daniel Coughlan |
| (43) Denis Donovan & Denis Collins |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
| 2 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See Murnane (external). MacLysaght also suggests Manning. |
Coorydowny
| John TOWNSEND, Landlord |
| (44) Phillip Spillane Daniel Spillane & John Spillane |
| (45) Cornelius Howrihane1 John & Owen6 Howrihane1 |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
| 2 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
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Caharagh Caheragh
| John TOWNSEND, Landlord |
| (46) Charles Hegerty Timothy Hegerty & partners |
| (47) Jeremiah Collins |
| (48) Mr. Denis Henyan1 |
| (49) Timothy Howrihane2 |
| 1 - Likely Hennigan. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
Cooregannive Cooragannive
| Adam NEWMAN, Landlord |
| (50) Patrick Collins & partners |
| (51) Jeremiah Casey Cornelius Conolly & partners |
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Cooregannive Cooragannive
| (52) Timothy Casey & Michael Brickley |
| (53) Mr. William Ross & Jeremiah Donovan |
| (54) Mr. James Ross Cornelius Casey & Charles Reagan |
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Clouncugger Clooncugger
| William McCarthy DOWNEY, Landlord |
| (58) Patrick & Jeremiah Reagan |
| (59) John & Timothy Hurley |
| (60) Thomas & Humphrey Harrington |
| (61) Timothy Sullivan & Jeremiah & Daniel Bawny1 |
| (62) Jeremiah Kohane James Carey Timothy Driscoll & partners |
| (63) Daniel Hegerty Jeremiah Lynch & Denis Flyn |
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Clouncugger Clooncugger
| (64) Cornelius Donovan & Maurice Cremeen2 |
| 1 - Bawn (white, from Irish Ban) is a substitution for many surnames. |
| 2 - Cremeen, Crimeen, Creemeen are a branch of McCarthy. |
Coolbee Coolboy
| Captain W.P. WHITE, Landlord |
| (65) Daniel Sullivan |
| (66) John Cogan1 |
| (67) John Sullivan & brothers |
| (68) John Sullivan & brothers |
| (69) Mr. Thomas Evans |
| 1 - Cogan is probably deCogán, from Norman deCogan, which also appears as Goggin. |
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Coolbee Coolboy
| (70) James Child Denis Hurley & partners |
| (71) Timothy Cremeen1 & William Sullivan |
| (72) Daniel Comba2 & Richard Barrett |
| 1 - See: McCarthy. |
| 2 - See: Sullivan. |
Coolbawn Coolbane
| Lord CARBERY, Landlord |
| (73) Jeremiah Collins Jeremiah Lowney1 & John Haly |
| (74) Daniel Foley Daniel Donovan Denis Creemeen2 & Daniel & Cornelius Lowney1 & partners |
| (75) Timothy Hays Timothy Harrington Richard Haly James Donovan & Florence & William Driscoll |
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Clohydaniel Garrane1
| Sir H. BECHER, Landlord |
| (77) Denis Conolly & Timothy Donovan |
| (78) Thomas Browne Jeremiah & Denis Sullivan & partners |
| 1 - Clohydaniel was a sub-townland of Garrane. |
Cooranuller Cooranuller
| Adam NEWMAN, Landlord |
| (79) Andrew Caverly |
| (80) John Coffee1 |
| (81) Timothy Collins |
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Cooranuller Cooranuller
| (82) Michael Bawn2 Timothy William & John Morane3 & partners |
| (83) Timothy Mahoney & partners |
| (84) Florence Driscoll & Florence McCarthy |
| (85) Daniel Wholey4 & Daniel Darry5 |
| (86) Cornelius Hart ___ Minihane6 & partners |
| (87) John Harrington & partners |
| 1 - The Coffeys, or Cowhigs, are documented as a very old cousin branch to the Driscoll rulers of the Corca Laide. |
| 2 - Bawn (white, from Irish Ban) is a substitution for many surnames. |
| 3 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See Murnane (external). |
| 4 - Hooly, Whooley, Whooly is a special name among Driscolls around Clonakilty, according to MacLysaght. It may be of significance among the Corca Laidhe. See Driscoll of Ireland, and Corca Laidhe. |
| 5 - Probably a form of Darrig. See: Donovan. |
| 6 - See: Minihane. |
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Cooranuller Cooranuller
| (88) Daniel & Cornelius Carey1 |
| 1 - Carey is likely Keary. It has been written in some west Cork church records as Carew, which likely has no connection to the family of George Carew, the English military leader and Lord of Munster. It might also be anglicized as Carr. |
Coornaklehy Coolnaclehy
| (89) Owen1 Sweeny |
| (90) Daniel Lynch Thomas Keady2 & Daniel Collins |
| (91) Florence Hurly and Timothy Collins |
| (92) Jeremiah Lynch and James Lynch |
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Coornaklehy Coolnaclehy
| Wood Lot |
| (93) Jeremiah Coughlan Timothy Connor & Timothy Howrihane3 |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
| 2 - Keady might appear as MacKeady or Cady. Associated with Galway but may also have had a Corca Laidhe presence. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
Clahane Cloghane Beg
| (94) Murty1 Howrihane2 & sons |
| (95) Murty1 Howrihane2 Junior & brothers |
| 1 - Murty, Morty, Marty may be forms of Mortimer and Murtagh. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
Clahane More Cloghane More
| (96) Owen1 Howrihane2 |
| (97) Timothy Howrihane2 |
| (98) Timothy Driscoll |
| (99) John Howrihane2 |
| (100) William Brickley3 |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
| 3 - Brickley and Buckley are often mistaken for each other in old records. They have different origins. |
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Mawn Maune1
| Adam NEWMAN, Landlord |
| (101) Denis Carthy John & Timothy Collins |
| (102) Timothy Crowley & brother |
| 1 - Written as part of Cloghane. |
Clahane
| (103) Cornelius Casey |
Maulagallane Maulagallane
| (104) Jeremiah Daly & Brien Howrihane1 |
| (105) Charles & Jeremiah Hurley & Daniel Cofs2 |
| (106) Widow Mahoney |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
| 2 - Coss (Ó Coise) is a Corca Laidhe surname, but this is probably a more recent transplant. |
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Clahene Cloghane Beg and More
| Carrig1 |
| (107) Richard & James Barrett |
| (108) Owen2 Cunningham |
| (109) James & William Sheehan |
| (110) Denis Carthy |
| (111) Timothy O'Driscoll Esq |
| (112) Mr. Richard Stack |
| (113) Patrick Collins Timothy Marten & partners |
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Clahene Cloghane Beg and More
| Carrig1 |
| (114) Daniel Sheehan John Lynch & Timothy Marten |
| (115) Denis & Cornelius Harrington James Sullivan Timothy Driscoll & partners |
| (116) James Sullivan Cornelius Reagan Daniel McCarthy & Cornelius Blackstaff3 |
| (117) Cornelius Reagan Richard & James Barrett |
| (118) Mr. Denis Driscoll |
| 1 - Carrig is written as part of Cloghane. |
| 2 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
| 3 - See: Donovan. |
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Dreenevereha Dereenavarihy
| Samuel LEVIS, Landlord |
| (119) Jeremiah Comba1 & Timothy Mahony |
| (120) Denis Hays |
| (121) Thomas Collins & Daniel Kohane |
| (122) John Creemeen2 |
| (123) Denis Creemeen2 |
| (124) Patrick Howen3 |
| (125) Pierce Cogan4 |
| 1 - See: Sullivan. |
| 2 - See: McCarthy. |
| 3 - Woulfe thinks this name is of Dalcassian origin. |
| 4 - Cogan is probably deCogán, from Norman deCogan, which also appears as Goggin. |
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Dreenevereha Dereenavarihy
| (126) Daniel Leary & brothers |
| (127) Daniel Cain1 |
| (128) James Sullivan |
| 1 - Possibly O'Mahony Caine. See: Mahony. |
Dreenecnaugh Derreenacno
| Samuel LEVIS, Landlord |
| (129) Florence Donoghue & Daniel Kohane |
| (130) Widow Sullivan |
| (131) Richard Cogan2 & Timothy Glaveen1 |
| (132) Timothy Donoghue |
| 1 - This name has been used both with Brien and Donoghue. |
| 2 - Cogan is probably deCogán, from Norman deCogan, which also appears as Goggin. |
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Dromourneen Dromourneen
| Samuel LEVIS |
| (133) John & Jeremiah Daly |
| (134) Denis Keady |
| (135) Michael Fitzgerald |
| (136) Denis Morrinane1 & brothers |
| (137) Daniel Keating & Timothy Kohane |
| (138) John Morrinane1 Daniel & Patrick Collins |
| (139) Denis Keating Jeremiah Sullivan & Florence McCarthy |
| 1 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See Murnane (external). MacLysaght also suggests Manning. |
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Dromore Dromore
| Daniel WHELPLY, Landlord |
| (140) Thomas McCarthy |
| (141) James Donovan |
| (142) Cornelius Reagan |
| (143) Michael Kohane |
| (144) Denis Kelly & partners |
| (145) Charles McCarthy |
| (146) John Barrett & Timothy Donovan |
| (147) Denis Creemeen1 James & John Barry |
| 1 - See: McCarthy |
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Dromore Dromore
| (148) Timothy Brien |
| (149) James McCarthy |
| (150) Thomas Minihane1 |
| (151) Daniel Driscoll |
Mill Lot
| (152) ___ Macnamara Wood |
| (153) Charles McCarthy Esq. |
| 1 - See: Minihane. |
Derreishal
| James CUMMINS, Landlord |
| (154) Daniel Murphy William Cotter Patrick Bawn1 & Owen2 McCarthy |
| (155) James Cotter |
| 1 - Bawn (white, from Irish Ban) is a substitution for many surnames. |
| 2 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
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Dromcoorha Dromcorragh
| Sir Henry BECHER, Landlord |
| (156) Mr.Thomas Rofs (Ross) |
| (157) Patrick Hays & brother |
| (158) Mr. James Rofs (Ross) |
| (159) Mr. George Ross |
| (160) John Pretty1 & Michael Collins |
| (161) James Connell & Daniel Murphy |
| (162) Cornelius Sullivan |
| 1 - See: Sullivan. |
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Dromcoorha Dromcorragh
| (163) Charles McCarthy |
| (164) Peter Sullivan |
Dereeny Derreeny
| John Woods, Landlord |
| (165) Thomas Wood Esq & tenants |
| Carrignagranoga1 |
| (166) Daniel Driscoll |
| (167) Patrick Barry |
| 1 - Bruno O'Donoghue describes several subdivisions of Cooragannive, which is adjacent to Dereeny; this could be Carrigacroheen. |
Gurthdromagh Gortdromagh
| Samuel LEVIS, Landlord |
| (168) Cornelius Howrihane1 & Jeremiah Keating |
| (169) Daniel Sullivan |
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Gurthdromagh Gortdromagh
| (170) Henry Phaar & Daniel Keating |
| (171) William & Timothy Keating |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
Glandarta Glandarta
| Sir Henry BECHER, Landlord |
| (172) Denis Creemeen1 |
| (173) John Leary |
| (174) Widow Donovan |
| (175) Denis Creemeen1 |
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Gurthnascreeny
| Sir Henry BECHER, Landlord |
| (177) Charles McCarthy |
| (178) John Collins & Patrick Sullivan |
| (179) Robert Barry & James Barry Daniel & Patrick Creemeen1 |
| (180) James Cotter |
| (181) Daniel Comba2 & Daniel Creemeen1 |
| (182) James Comba2 |
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Gurthnascreeny Gortnascreeny
| (183) Timothy Driscoll |
| (184) Jeremiah Comba2 |
| (185) Cornelius Hays & Denis Donoghue |
| (186) Timothy Hays Michael Crowley Denis & Cornelius Creemeen1 |
| (187) Daniel Neil & Daniel Carey4 |
| (188) Cornelius Donoghue Maurice & Denis Creemeen1 |
| (189) Denis Wholey3 & Denis Brien |
| 1 - See: McCarthy. |
| 2 - See: Sullivan. |
| 3 - Hooly, Whooley, Whooly is a special name among Driscolls around Clonakilty, according to MacLysaght. It may be of significance among the Corca Laidhe. See Driscoll of Ireland, and Corca Laidhe. |
| 4 - Carey is likely Keary. It has been written in some west Cork church records as Carew, which likely has no connection to the family of George Carew, the English military leader and Lord of Munster. It might also be anglicized as Carr. |
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Gurthnascreeny Gortnascreeny
| (190) Timothy Brien |
| (191) Timothy Collins |
Glaunethna Glanatnaw
| Sir Henry BECHER, Landlord |
| (192) Denis Harrigan1 |
| (193) Jeremiah Reagan |
| (194) Michael Reagan |
| (195) Denis Creemeen2 & Denis Connor |
| (196) John Daniel & Cornelius Croneen |
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Glaunethna Glanatnaw
| (197) Denis Croneen & Timothy Reagan |
| (198) Daniel Creemeen2 |
| (199) John Leary |
| 1 - See: Horrigan. |
| 2 - See: McCarthy. |
Gneeve
| Robert BEAMISH, Landlord |
| (200) James Lynch Daniel Spillane Jeremiah & Denis Reagan Patrick & John Hegerty |
Gurthnakilla Coolboy1
| Robert BEAMISH, Landlord |
| (201) Richard Barry Edmond Barry & John Connor |
| (202) Jeremiah Minihane2 |
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Gurthnakilla Coolboy1
| |
| (203) Florence Harrington & Daniel Kain3 |
| 1 - Gortnakilla is believed to be a part of Coolboy. |
| 2 - See: Minihane. |
| 3 - Possibly O'Mahony Keane. See: Mahony. |
Gurrane Garrane1
| Sir Henry BECHER, Landlord |
| (204) Timothy Donovan |
| (205) Daniel Driscoll |
| (206) Daniel Leahy |
| (207) Jeremiah Reagan |
| (208) Murty2 Howrihane3 & Denis Driscoll |
| (209) Patrick Sullivan Denis McCarthy & Timothy & Cornelius Donovan |
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Gurrane Garrane1
| (210) Timothy Hegerty Timothy Foley Michael Hurley & Timothy O'Bery4 |
| (211) Timothy Daly Timothy Foley Timothy Jeremiah & Michael O'Bery4 |
| 1 - Garrane Beg and Garrane More in older records. |
| 2 - Murty, Morty, Marty may be forms of Mortimer and Murtagh. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
| 4 - Earlier transcription wrote this as O'Besy. This family are almost certainly the Maguires of Garrane and are super-indexed as MAGUIRE. |
Inshibeg Inchybegga
| James CUMMINS, Landlord |
| (212) John Coughlan Michael Daniel & Timothy Donegan |
| (213) Cornelius Donovan & brothers |
Inchengeragh Inchingerig
| Rev. James L. CONNOR, Landlord |
| (214) Denis McCarthy |
| (215) Denis Collins |
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Inchengeragh Inchingerig
| (216) Cain Mahony & Timothy Collins |
| (217) Denis Conolly |
| (218) Daniel & Andrew McCarthy |
| (219) Maurice Collins |
| (220) Daniel Hays & Henry Crowly |
Kealanine Kealanine
| Rev. James L. CONNOR, Landlord |
| (221) Jeremiah Leary Michael Murphy & Jeremiah Leary Junior |
| (222) Eugene1 Howrihane2 |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
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Kealanine Kealanine
| (223) Jeremiah Reagan & Thomas Donoghue |
| (224) Mr. Jeremiah Reagan |
| (225) Denis Mahony & sons |
| (226) Cornelius & Jeremiah Mahony |
| (227) Jeremiah Counter1 Denis Brien Denis Crowley & partners |
| 1 - Super-indexed as Canty. |
Knuckgurreem Knockgorm
| Samuel LEVIS, Landlord |
| (228) Daniel Denis William Michael & Cornelius Collins |
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Killeenleagh Killeenleagh
| Mr. BROWNE, Landlord |
| (229) John Cogan1 & Patrick Hays |
| 1 - Cogan is probably deCogán, from Norman deCogan, which also appears as Goggin. |
Keelnagispach Kilnagospagh
| William NICHOLL, Landlord |
| (230) Jeremiah Harrington & Michael Donovan |
| (231) Jeremiah Keating & Philip Driscoll |
| (232) Robert Walsh |
| (233) Jeremiah McCarthy |
| (234) Daniel Harrington |
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Lisangle Lissangle
| Adam NEWMAN, Landlord |
| (236) Denis Sullivan & Jeremiah McCarthy |
| (237) John Haly & Daniel Burke |
| (238) Henry Swetnam & sons |
| (239) Mr. William Evans & James Haly |
| (240) Alexander Roberts |
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Lisangle Lissangle
| (241) Timothy McCarthy |
| (242) Daniel Sullivan & Eugene1 Driscoll |
| (243) William Evans |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
Lissawn Lissane Upper
| John O'CONNEL, Landlord |
| (244) Charles McCarthy |
| (245) Daniel McCarthy Senior & Daniel McCarthy Junior |
| (246) Charles McCarthy Senior |
| (247) Mr. James McCarthy |
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Lower Lissawn Lissane Lower
| Samuel LEVIS, Landlord |
| (249) James Barrett & David Coakley |
| (250) William Barrett & Jeremiah Minihane1 |
| (251) Michael & Humphry Collins |
| (252) Florence McCarthy Callaghan McCarthy & Humphry Collins |
| (253) Patrick Hurley William Barrett & Jeremiah Minihane1 |
| 1 - See: Minihane. |
Laka Lackenafasoge
| Robert BEAMISH, Landlord |
| (254) Florence & Timothy McCarthy |
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Laka Lackenafasoge
| (255) John Sullivan Timothy Kohane Jeremiah Comba1 & partners |
| (256) Jeremiah Denis & Daniel Cain2 |
| (257) Jeremiah Gouragh Maurice & Michael Spillane |
| 1 - See: Sullivan. |
| 2 - Possibly O'Mahony Keane. See: Mahony. |
Lugnagappul Lognagappul
| Michael O'DONOVAN, Landlord |
| (258) Daniel Cahalane1 & brothers |
| 1 - Super-indexed as CULHANE. |
Lassinaroe Lassanaroe
| Lord BANDON, Landlord |
| (259) Timothy Donovan & sons |
| (260) William Hegerty & Denis Kohane |
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Lassinaroe Lassanaroe
| (261) Denis Downey Jeremiah Minihane1 Widow Minihane1 |
| (262) Murty2 Howrihane3 |
| (263) James Hartnedy4 Jeremiah Minihane1 & Denis Lowney5 |
| 1 - See: Minihane. |
| 2 - Murty, Morty, Marty may be forms of Mortimer and Murtagh. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
| 4 - Hartnett and Harnedy are forms of Ó hAirtnéada, a Munster family. It might get mistaken for Hodnett, a different surname. |
| 5 - See: Sullivan. |
Mountmusic Bunalun
| Captain MORGAN, Landlord |
| (264) Alexander O'Driscoll1 |
| (265) Bat2 & William Kelly |
| (266) William Kelly |
| (267) Michael Bryan |
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Mountmusic Bunalun
| (268) Timothy Cofs (Coss)3 & Jeremiah Carthy |
| (269) John Carney4 & Widow Carney5 |
| (270) Michael Bryan James Cofs3 Callaghan Merregagh4 & Widow Carney5 |
| Cladagh6 |
| (271) Andrew Coughlan |
| (272) Daniel Carthy |
| (273) John Carthy |
| (274) John Sullivan |
| (275) John Jermyn Senior & John Jermyn Junior |
| 1 - This is probably the gentleman Alexander O'Driscoll who acted as a tithe commissioner in the area. |
| 2 - Probably Bartholomew, assuming Bat is not a misreading of Pat. |
| 3 - Coss (Ó Coise) is a Corca Laidhe surname, but this is probably a more recent transplant. |
| 4 - Meirgeach could be a form of Mahony. See the Hickey reference. |
| 5 - Kearney was a West Cork family in its own right, but may also have been derived from Ó Mathúna Ceithearnaigh. See: Mahony. |
| 6 - Part of Mount Music (later Bunalun). |
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Mountmusic Bunalun
| (276) Charles & Denis Carthy |
| (277) Charles Carthy & Florence Crowley |
Munvogh Maunvough
| Daniel WELPLY |
| (278) Patrick McCarthy |
| (279) Paul Kingston |
| (280) Widow Burke |
| (281) Timothy Leonard Denis Creemeen1 & Cornelius Howrihane2 |
| 1 - See: McCarthy. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
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Madore
| John Sandy BIRD, Landlord |
| (282) James Collins & Charles Donovan |
| (283) Timothy & James Connell |
| (284) Denis McCarthy |
Thureen Tooreen
| Samuel HUTCHINS, Landlord |
| (285) John & Peter Barry |
| (286) Michael Howrihane1 Daniel Hartnedy2 & Patrick Hurley |
| (287) William Neil |
| (288) Daniel McCarthy |
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Thureen Tooreen
| (289) David Edmond & James Barry |
| (290) Denis McCarthy Thomas Barry & Lawrence Howrihane1 |
| (291) Denis McCarthy |
| (292) Cornelius Donovan |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
| 2 - Hartnett and Harnedy are forms of Ó hAirtnéada, a Munster family. It might get mistaken for Hodnett, a different surname. |
Thralibawn Trawlebane
| James CUMMINS, Landlord |
| (293) Michael Hays Daniel Neil & Denis McCarthy |
| (294) Robert Barrett Florence Driscoll & John Donovan |
| (295) John Neil |
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Thralibawn Trawlebane
| (296) Jeremiah Wholahane1 & Michael Grady |
| (297) Jeremiah Dawly2 Cornelius Duggan & Widow Sullivan |
| (298) John Howrihane3 (alias) Glossogue |
| 1 - Wholahane, Wholehan are forms of Houlihane. |
| 2 - An alternate spelling of Daly. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
Rearahannagh Rearahinagh1
| Daniel O'DONOVAN, M.D., Landlord |
| (299) Robert Thomas & James Young |
| (300) Denis Donovan Patrick & John Howrihane2 |
| (301) Peter & John Brickly3 & partners |
| 1 - Part of the townland lies in Dromdaleague. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
| 3 - Brickley is often confused with Buckley in old records. They have different origins. |
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Rearahannagh Rearahinagh1
| (302) Jeremiah Collins & partners |
Corless Coarliss
| Adam NEWMAN, Landlord |
| (303) Jeremiah Carey1 |
| (304) Daniel Sullivan & brother |
| (305) Owen2 Driscoll |
| (306) John Sullivan |
| (307) Timothy Driscoll |
| (308) John Driscoll |
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Corless Coarliss
| (309) Denis Driscoll |
| 1 - Carey is likely Keary. It has been written in some west Cork church records as Carew, which likely has no connection to the family of George Carew, the English military leader and Lord of Munster. It might also be anglicized as Carr. |
| 2 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
Original Source of Information: LDS Family History Library, Film #256577.
For the master index of TAB films see: FHL catalog.
Originally interpreted: 12 Aug 2010.
The original TA book was found to be split in two (the division apparently being across the boundary of WCWD and WCED), and there are other materials on the film besides the TA books, including what look like landlord lists and calculations from Griffith's Valuation.
All map coordinates are approximate and may be unreliable.