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Enter description for Bodley maps here.
In preparation for the Plantation of Ulster forces of the Crown were tasked with surveying the escheated (confiscated) counties of Ulster vacated after the Flight of the Earls in 1607. This work was overseen by Sir Josias Bodley who presented the completed maps to King James I in 1610.
Clonkine Proportion/Estate 1609
| Ref | 1609 Map | 1629 Inquisition | Current Name |
| CT1 | Behe | Behe | Behy |
| CT2 | Bruse | Bruse | Bruse |
| CT3 | Gartneterine | Gortneterife | Gorteen or Gorteenateriff |
| CT4 | Sullaghwy | Sallaghy
Dineyon (parcel) Dromgrieske (parcel) Knocknecachie (parcel) |
Sallagh
Dingins Drumbriskan Knockaghy |
| CT5 | Dromchachy | Dromchachy aka Drumercharie | Drumrockady |
| CT6 | Nalosty | Nalosty aka Nalossit | Losset |
| CT7 | Corotaber | Corratubber | Corratober |
| CT8 | Aghauehan | Aghavahan
Cormichneill (parcel) Cornebane (parcel) |
Aghaveans
Cornamucklagh Cornagran |
| CT9 | Corihie | Cor-Ihy aka Carfrie | Corfree |
| CT10 | Clonue | Clanne
Skreebagh (parcel) |
Cloone
Scrabby |
| CT11 | Portanure | Portennure | Portanure |
| CT12 | Mulrucke | Mulrack | Mulrick |
| CT13 | Sihoran | Syhoran | No matching townland |
| CT14 | Aghaconnogho | Aghonocho aka Aghknocke | Aghaknock |