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Tithe Applotment of Dromdaleague
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Tithe Applotment of Dromdaleague Civil Parish, 1826
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Acres Acres
| Richard Beamish & partners |
Angrum Angram
| Daniel Sullivan & sons |
Baunahow Bawnnahow South
| Cornelius Hourahan1 & Jeremiah Collins |
| Peter Hourahan1 |
| Cornelius Sullivan & Jerry Cadogan2 |
| Thomas & Daniel Cadogan2 |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
| 2 - Cadogan could be a surname in its own right, but some Cadogans are known to interchange the name with Driscoll. |
Baunahow North Bawnnahow North
| Tim Regan proportion of... |
| Michael Collins & Hourahan1 part |
| Timothy & Denis Donovan part |
| Patrick Collins part |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
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Baurnagoulane Barnagowlane East and West
| Owen2 Sullivan (Owen) |
| Owen2 Sullivan (John) |
| Patrick Collins & Cotter |
| Denis Shea & sons |
| 1 - A surname in its own right. But Galvin, Gallivan and Glavin (Glaveen) have been linked with other surnames in Cork, such as O'Donoghue and O'Brien. |
| 2 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
Breadagh Bohernabredagh1
| Deasy & brothers |
| James Nihane |
| Denis Mahony |
| 1 - Shortened to just Bredagh in the local vernacular. |
Butler's Gift Baurnahulla1
| Derr (unreadable) |
| John Hennesy |
| John Neil (Timmy) |
| John Neil John Hennesy & Daniel Hease1 |
| 1 - Butler's Gift, part of Baurnahulla, was the location of the Tonson estate. |
| 2 - Indexed as HAYES. |
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Butler's Gift Baurnahulla1
| Jerry Neil John Hennesy Senr & Daniel Hease2 |
| Nathaniel Skuce & partners |
| Denis Collins |
| Jeremiah McCarthy |
Mill Lot Inch (unreadable)being £5.0
| Cornelius & Widow Donovan Bawn3 |
excluding the mill lot
Cripp's Lot
| Denis Donovan |
| Jerry Neil Timmy |
| Rev Matthew Ryan |
| Rev Matthew Ryan Rev John Ryan4 |
| 1 - Butler's Gift, part of Baurnahulla, was the location of the Tonson estate. |
| 2 - Indexed as HAYES. |
| 3 - Bawn (white, from Irish Ban) is a substitution for many surnames. |
| 4 - Father John Ryan (d. 1850) was a popular figure in Drimoleague and a friend of well-known Cork chronicler John Windele. |
Castledonovan Castledonovan
| Jerry Donovan & sons |
| John Jerry & Widow Dealy |
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Castledonovan Castledonovan
| Daniel Mahony |
| Patrick Mahony |
| Widow Mahony & sons |
Coumkilley Ceancullig
| Dominick Casey |
| same disputed ground |
| Mr. Samuel Jagoe |
| same disputed ground |
| Daniel & Denis McCarthy & Spillane |
| John Collins |
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Coumkilley Ceancullig
| John Nihane |
| Dominick Casey |
North
| Cornelius Regan & Canty1 |
| Denis & Michael Mahony |
| 1 - Canty, County were a bardic family of west Cork as per MacLysaght and Woulfe. |
Clashduv Clashduff
| Denis Collins |
| Jeremiah Driscole |
| Denis Mahony |
| John Neil (Timmy) |
| Jeremiah Connoly |
| Thomas Cadogan1 |
| Daniel McCarthy |
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Clashduv Clashduff
| Jeremiah Sullivan |
| John McCarthy Sowney2 |
| Cornelius Hourihane3 |
| 1 - Cadogan could be a surname in its own right, but some Cadogans are known to interchange the name with Driscoll. |
| 2 - See: McCarthy. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
Cludagh Clodagh
| William & John Kingston |
| front of Ounirth1 |
| Tim Leary & Michael Crugg2 |
| John Richard & Francis Kingston |
| front of Ounirth1 |
| Joseph Cain3 |
| Paul Kingston Junior |
| Paul Kingston (Roe) |
| John Rofs [Ross] |
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Cludagh Clodagh
| William Kingston |
| Thomas Kingston |
| William Kingston (Paul) |
| Paul Kingston (Roe) |
| Ricd Forbes & sons |
| George Mahony & partners |
| 1 - A ploughland. |
| 2 - The name Crugg appears in the Drimoleague & Drinagh R.C. records in Clodagh and Kilnahera. It hasn't at this time been conclusively linked to a more well-known surname. |
| 3 - Kean might be Kaine, Kane, Cian, Cain, Cean, or Cane in old records. See also: Mahony.
|
Derriduv Derryduff
| north |
| Bartholomew McCarthy |
| Daniel McCarthy Bawn1 |
| Cornelius McCarthy |
| south |
| Cornelius McCarthy & brothers |
| 1 - Bawn (white, from Irish Ban) is a substitution for many surnames. |
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Derragreah Derrynagree East and West
| Bryan McSwiney |
| Daniel McCarthy |
| Patrick Crowly |
| Denis & Daniel Collins |
| Widow Hallihan |
| John Donoghue (Lough) |
| Owen1 Sullivan the Lough & Widow Mahony |
| Mr. Samuel Kingston |
| John Dealy & partners |
| 1 - Eugene and Owen are sometimes interchanged. |
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Deelas Deelish
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 Cain1
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 |
| 1 - Kean might be Kaine, Kane, Cian, Cain, Cean, or Cane in old records. See also: Mahony. |
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Deelas Deelish
| Michael Hurly proportion of mountain |
| Charles Sowney1 & 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 |
| 1 - See: McCarthy. |
Drimolague Dromdaleague Town or Dromdaleague
| Richard Beamish |
| George & William Ford |
| Richard Beamish & Widow Walsh disputed field |
| Jeremiah Crowly West |
| Nathaniel Skuce |
| John Callanan1 |
| 1 - 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 Dromdaleague Town or Dromdaleague
| Denis Donoghue |
| Timothy Crowly |
| Thomas Jagoe |
| Richard Forbes |
| Denis Donovan |
| Jerry McCarthy |
| Peter Hease1 |
| John Regan |
| Widow Walsh |
| Denis Doyle |
| Ricd Batten |
| Michael Dunnegan |
| Michael Neil |
| Jerry Driscole |
| Florence Crowly |
| Timothy Mahony & Slattery |
| Jeremiah Crowly East |
| 1 - Super-indexed as HAYES. |
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Drimolague Dromdaleague Town or Dromdaleague
| John Regan & Mathew French (unreadable) |
| Thomas Leary |
| Revd. Thomas Tuckey1 |
| 1 - Rev. Tuckey was a well-known Anglican Church clergyman. |
Dromduvane Dromduvane
| Morgan Regan |
| Daniel Minihane1 |
| Jeremiah Gallavan2 John Hourahan3 & Timothy Leagh4 |
wood
| 1 - See: Minihane. |
| 2 - A surname in its own right. But Galvin, Gallivan and Glavin (Glaveen) have been linked with other surnames in Cork, such as O'Donoghue and O'Brien. |
| 3 - See: Hourihane. |
| 4 - Probably Donovan. |
Droumusta Dromasta
| 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 Batt1 Collins Patrick McCarthy Denis Martin & Brian & Denis Connoly |
| 1 - Probably Bartholomew, assuming Bat is not a misreading of Pat. |
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Glaunaclohy Glanaclogha
| Jeremiah Leary |
| John Leary |
| Cornelius Leary |
Gurrane Garranes North or South
| Cornelius Collins |
Mill Lot
Cornelius Shea |
| Widow Wholey3 |
| William Goggin |
| Jeremiah Driscole |
| Mr.5 William Hennyan4 |
| Timothy & Jerry Leary |
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Gurrane Garranes North or South
| Jeremiah Collins |
| Patrick & Michael Hurly |
| Timothy & Patrick McCarthy |
| Jeremiah Leary |
| Jeremiah McCarthy |
| Humphrey Driscole |
Gurteeniher Gurteenihir
| Daniel Chambers |
| George Leary |
| Paul Kingston |
| James Cotter & the constable |
| Paul & Samuel Kingston |
| Thomas Chambers |
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Gurteeniher Gurteenihir
| Michael Hurley |
| Thomas Cotter |
| Jeremiah & Allen Leary |
| John Paul Kingston |
| Samuel Kingston |
| Timothy Marnane3 |
Keelmore Kilmore
| Daniel McCarthy |
| Denis Hennessy |
| Humphrey Driscole |
| Mr.4 Alexander Roofs[Ross] |
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Keelnaherey Kilnahera West and East
| Samuel Ross |
| John Hease1 Jeremiah Hurley & Samuel Rofs [Ross] |
| Timothy Dealy |
| Patrick Collins |
| 1 - Super-indexed as HAYES. |
Knuckane Knockane
| Andrew McCarthy |
| John White |
| James Donovan |
| John Barrett |
| Edward Beamish |
| Daniel Sullivan |
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Knuckane Knockane
| Cornelius Donovan |
| Patrick Donovan |
| Florence McCarthy |
| Richard1 Leary |
| Patrick McCarthy |
| 1 - Richard and Rickard are difficult to distinguish. |
Knuckeenbee Knockeenbwee Lower and Upper
| James Hease1 |
| Timothy Sullivan |
| Thomas Fuller |
| Mifsus [Mmes] Samuel & Hugh Jagoe |
Denis Brien
mountain |
John Beamish
mountain |
John Ross
mountain |
| 1 - Super-indexed as HAYES. |
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Keelscohonagh Kilscohanagh
| Cornelius Donovan |
| Mr. Alexander Taylor |
| Florence Sullivan & Patrick Murphy |
| Timothy Marnane1 & Denis Collins |
| Jeremiah Connell & partners |
| 1 - Morrinane, Morinane, Morane, Murnane might be forms of Moran. See: Murnane (external). MacLysaght also suggests Manning. |
Loughcrut Loughcrot
| John Nihane |
| John Dealy |
| John & Patrick Collins |
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Maulnaskehey Maulnaskeha
| Michael Haurahan1 & partners |
| Mr. Robert Evans |
| John & Michael Haurahan1 |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
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Meeneys Moyny Upper,
East,
Middle, and
Lower
| Samuel Kingston & partners |
| John & James Kelly |
| Lord Riverdale - wood |
| Felix Cain1 & brother |
| John & Samuel Kingston |
| Paul Richard & William Kingston |
| Cornelius Regan & brother & Timothy Crimmeen2 |
| Cornelius Crimmeen2 |
north of road
| Widow Regan & son & partners |
| North of Road |
| 1 - Kean might be Kaine, Kane, Cian, Cain, Cean, or Cane in old records. See also: Mahony. |
| 2 - See: McCarthy. |
Glandart Glandart
| Widow Crimeen1 Cornelius Regan & Darby Gow1 |
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Glandart Glandart
| John Leary & Jeremiah Collins |
| Timothy Crimeen1 & brother |
| 1 - See: McCarthy. |
| 2 - Super-indexed as GOUGH. The name has not yet been linked to a more common surname in the area. |
Reenroe Reenroe
| Mr. William Rofs [Ross] |
| John McCarthy & partners |
Rearahanagh Rearahinagh
| Richard Beatten & partners |
| Timothy Martin |
| Peter & Widow Haurahan1 |
| See: Hourihane. |
Seehanes Seehanes
| Daniel Mahony |
| Michael & Denis Mahony |
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Seehanes Seehanes
| Daniel Canty1 & partners |
| 1 - Canty, County were a bardic family of west Cork as per MacLysaght and Woulfe. |
Sunville Shronacarton
| John Kingston |
| Mr. Samuel Jagoe |
| Thomas Shinnick1 |
| Denis & Daniel Collins |
| 1 - A Corca Laide name. |
Taunheegh Toneagh
| Daniel McCarthy & Jerry Connor |
White Island1
Michael Pheny (unreadable) & John Hourahane2 |
| Mr. Gillman - wood |
| 1 - White Island is a part of Toneagh. |
| 2 - See: Hourihane. |
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Tonaforey Tonafora
| John Mahony |
| Cornelius Haurahan1 & son |
| part of Lifsane west of ford2 |
| Charles & Cornelius McCarthy |
| wood of Tonaforey |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
| 2 - Lissane is enumerated in Caheragh, along with these McCarthys. See the Caheragh TAB.
|
Tonson's Town Baurnahulla
| Michael Lambert |
| John Lambert |
| John Lambert & Timothy Haurahan1 |
| 1 - See: Hourihane. |
Original Source of Information: LDS Family History Library, Film #256601.
Originally interpreted: 21 Sep 2010.
All map coordinates are approximate and may be unreliable.