Commonwealth Survey of 1652

Townland	Townland Name 1836	CWS Proprietor Name
Agharah
Annafarney	Annyfarna	Mr William Fitzherbert
Ardmone East
Ardmone West	Ardwoen	Hance Hamilton
Beglieve	Beggliaw	William Hamilton
Blackstep
Cappog	Cappogg	William Hamilton
Cavanskeldragh
Cavantimahon
Cordoagh
Corlattycarroll	Corlattaycharwell	Mr William Fitzherbert
Corlattylannan	Corlattaylenan	Mr William Fitzherbert
Corleck	Corlecke	William Hamilton
Cornaveagh	Corneviah	William Hamilton
Corrakeeran	Corrachiochin	William Hamilton
Corraneary	Correneary	Hance Hamilton
Corravilla	Corraville	Mr William Fitzherbert
Corweelis	Corrawilla	Doctor Wm Baily
Crilea
Cullies	Cullyes	Mr William Fitzherbert
Derrydamph	Diredaff	William Hamilton
Drumacullion
Drumamuck Glebe	Dromamucke	Gleabland
Drumbar	Drombarra	William Hamilton
Drumbinnis	Drombinis	Hance Hamilton
Drumeague	Dromeaga	William Hamilton
Drumhillagh	Dromhillagh	Mr William Fitzherbert
Drumhillagh North	Dromhillagh	William Hamilton
Drumhillagh South	Dromhillagh	Mr William Fitzherbert
Druminnick
Drummeva	Dromeawa	William Hamilton
Enagh	Inagh	William Hamilton
Fartagh
Gallon Etra
Glasdrumman	Glasdromyn	Hance Hamilton
Greagh
Greaghagarran
Greaghcrottagh
Greaghettiagh
Killaliss	Killalis	Mr William Fitzherbert
Killycloghan	Killecloghan	Hance Hamilton
Kilmacaran	Kilmackran	Mr William Fitzherbert
Kilnacrew	Kilnacreow	Hance Hamilton
Kilnacross	Kilnecroshe	William Hamilton
Kinnea	Kinneh	Mr William Fitzherbert
Knockbride	Knockabride	Lord of Cavan
Knocknalosset	Knockneshett	Hance Hamilton
Latsey	Lattybolgadan	Hance Hamilton
Lear
Ledonigan
Legland	Lehglan	Hance Hamilton
Lisdonan	Lissdunnan	William Hamilton
Mullybrack
Pottle
Pottlebrack
Roosky
Seefin
Seeoran	Swyoran	Hance Hamilton
Skeagh	Skeeahitragh	William Hamilton
Tattyreagh	Tatreagh	William Hamilton
Three Carvaghs
Tonyduff	Tonadooe	Hance Hamilton
Tonyfoyle	Tonenafoala	William Hamilton
Tullylorcan	Tullylorkan	Hance Hamilton
Tullywaltry
Turfad
Townland	Townland Name 1836	CWS Proprietor Name

Tithe Applotment Books of 1824-1834

Name Books of 1836

Agharah

This townland contains 135a. 3r. 35p. being all cultivated, with the exception of about 5 acres of bog. Farms are from ? to ? acres and rents from 20s. to 32s. per acre. It is the property of ?Singleton-and the valuation to the Co. cess ? There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 528 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. There are about 7 lime kilns. Male servants receive £4 and female £2 per annum.

Annafarney

This townland contains 221a. 1 r. 5p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of 4 acres of bog and 3 acres of rough ground and 63 acres of water. Lough Sillan is at the E. side, Lough Tuvkna (sic) at W. side and Lough Crillea at the S. side of the townland. It is the property of ? Ruxton Esqr. There are no farm houses of note. The highest land is about 408 feet above the level of the sea. There are several lime kilns and wells in this townland.

Ardmone

This townland contains 475a. 0r. 5p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 10 acres of bog. Rents are from 24s. to 26s. per acre. The holdings are mostly out of lease. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm houses or buildings of any note. The highest land is about 716 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are 7 or 8 lime kilns and there are two communication roads in the townland one passing from E. to W., the other passing from N,to S. It contains about 100 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4. 8s., females £2. 3s., per annum.

Beglieve

This townland contains 475sq. 0r. 5p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of 28 acres of bog and 5 of water. Rents are from 28s. to 30s. per acre. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of any note. The greatest height is Beglieve trigl. station which is 679 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. There are several kilns in it. Lough Nagerman (sic) is in the N. W. portion of the townland, At the N. side of the townland a communication road passes from N. to S. At the E. side of the townland another and at the W. side and forms the Western boundary at the W. side. It contains about 423 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4. 4s. and females £2 per annum.

Blackstep

This,townland contains 183a. 3r. 14p. statute measure, all cultivated with the exception of about 40 acres of bog and 3 1/2 acres of rough ground and 1 acre of water. Rents from 20s. to 25s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none. The holdings are at will of landlord. The valuation for the County cess is is. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 603 feet above the sea at low water. There are 5 lime kilns in it. Lough Ush is at the S. end of the townland. A communication road passes through N. and W. end of townland. It contains about 77 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4 each, female £2 per annum.

Cappog

This townland contains 270a. 0r. 33p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 30 acres of bog and 3 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 564 feet above the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes from N. to S. at E. side of townland. Roosky Lough is at the N. end of townland and Derry Lough at N. end.

Cavantymahon

This townland contains 214a. 1 r. 25p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 66 acres of bog, 2 acres of rough ground, and 3 acres of water. Rents from £1 to £1.4. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation to the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of any note. The highest land is about 724 feet above the sea at low water. There are 5 lime kilns in it. Farthagh Lough is at N. end of townland. Lough Dough is at W. side of townland. A communication road passes through the N. W. angle of the townland.

Cavanskeldragh

This townland contains 76a. 0r. 17p., being all cultivated with the exception of about 1 1/2 acres of rough ground. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson. There are no buildings of any note in it. The highest land is about 626 feet above level of the sea at low water. There are 3 lime kilns in this townland and a mound in the N.E. end of the townland. There is a communication road mearing it at the W. side of the townland.

Corraneary

This townland contains 343a. 0r. 30p., being all cultivated, with the excep- tion of about 10 1/4 acres of bog, 11 acres of rough ground and 45 acres of water. The rents are 26s. to 30s. per acre. It is the property of ? Greville Esqr. It has no buildings of any note. The highest land is about 467 feet above the sea at low water. There is a pound in the N. extremity of townland and several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. for about 30 chains. It then turns N. to S. through townland. Pound Lough is at the N.E. angle and Corraneary Lough at the E. side of townland.

Corlattylanan

This townland contains 252a. 0r. 26p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 57 acres of bog and 7 acres of water. One good farm house is the only building of note. The highest land is about 560 feet above the level of the sea at low water mark. The road from Cavan to Kingscourt runs S.E. through it. Corraghey Lough is at N.E. end of the townland. There are 7 or 8 kilns in it. Lough Beg is at the S.E. angle of the townland.

Cornaveagh

This townland contains 255a. 0r. 39p. statute, all being cultivated with the exception of about 52 acres of bog and 6 acres of water. Rents from 8s. to 20s. per acre. The holdings are in part at will of Landlord. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson and the valuation to the Co. cess is 2s. 8p. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 522 feet above the sea at low water. There are 5 lime kilns in it. It contains about 111 inhabitants.

Corrakeeran

This townland contains 233a. 3r. 20p. statute, all cultivated with the exception of about 7 acres of bog and 45 acres of water. The holdings are out of lease and are dispossessed. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is 632 feet above the sea at low water which is also the height of Corkeeran trigl. station. There is a corn mill and a tuck mill in the S.W. angle of the townland. There are 6 lime kilns in it and a communication road passes at the N.W. angle and Drumkeery Lough is at the E. side of townland. It contains about 75 inhabitants.

Cordoagh

The property of Jas. Waring Esqr. contains 170a. 0r. 17p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 13 acres of bog. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The greatest height of land is about 669 feet above the sea, at low water. There are 5 lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through E. to W. and from about the centre of which another road branches off in a Northern direction.

Corleck

This townland contains 202a. 3r. 18p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 86 acres of bog, 1 acre of rocky land and 19 acres of planting. There are no farm buildings of note. The highest land is about 588 feet above the sea, at low water. There are 4 lime kilns in it. A communication road forms the E. boundary for about 43 chains and another passes from E. to W.

Corravilla

This townland contains 538a. 3r. 17p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 38 acres of bog, 15 acres of rough, rocky ground and 6 1/2 acres of water. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is the trigl. station and is 684 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. White Lough is at the N.W. angle of the townland. A communication road commences in the W. side of the townland and passes in a Northern direction. It contains about 250 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4 and females £2 per annum.

Corlattycarroll

This townland contains 113a. 3r. 1p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 18 acres of bog. It is the property of ? Singleton. There are no buildings of note. The highest land is about 585 feet above the sea, at low water. There are 3 lime kilns in the townland. A bye-road passes from E. to W. through it.

Corraweelis

This townland contains 130a. 0r. lp. statute, all cultivated with the exception of about 7 acres of bog and 4 1/4 acres of water. It is the property of Col. W. Young. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 590 feet above the level of the sea, at low watermark. There is a fort about the centre of the townland. There are 5 lime kilns in it and a communication road passes through from N. to S. At the E. side an old road from N. to S. passes through the centre of townland.

Crilea

This townland contains 253a. 2r. 3p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 17 acres of bog and 45 acres of water. Lough Sillan is at the E. side of the townland. Crilea Lough is at the N. and Lough Tacker the N.W. angle of townland. It is the property of ? Ruxon Esqr. There are no farm houses or buildings of note in the townland. A river running from Lough Sillan forms the N. boundary which river joins a river running from Barnagrow Lough at the N.W. and forms the W. boundary and runs into Lough Tacker. The highest land is the trigl. station at 445 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are 6 lime kilns in the townland. There is an eel weir on the river which forms the N. boundary.

Cullies

This townland contains 342a. 2r. 29p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 28 acres of bog, 32 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of ? Singleton Esqr. There are 4 good farm houses but no other buildings of note. The highest land is 466 feet above the level of the sea at low water. The road from Kingscourt and Shercock to Cavan passes E. and W. through it and a road to Ballybay passes through the N.E. A road to Cootehill passes N.W. through this townland. Barnagrove lough is at the N. side, Killaliss Lough at the W. side, Cullies Lough at the S. side of the townland and the Black Lough within 1 chain of the Ballybay road. There are several lime kilns and wells in this townland.

Derrydamph

This townland contains 253a. 2r. 3p. statute, all cultivated with the exception of about 72 acres of bog and 2 acres of rocky land and 15 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of Sir ? Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The greatest height is about 573 feet above the sea, at low water. There are 4 lime kilns in this townland. Derrylough is at the N. W. side and Skea Lough Upper is at the S.E. angle of the townland. A communication road passes from N. to S. at the W. side of the townland.

Drumbar

This townland contains 120a. 1 r. 12p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 11 acres of bog and 1 1/2 acres of planting. Rents are from 20s. to 22s. per acre. The holdings are in part at the will of landlord. It is the property of Sir ? Hudson and the valuation to the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of any note. The highest land is the trigl. station which is 667 feet above the sea at low water. There are 2 lime kilns in the townland and a fort partly defaced. There is a communication road which forms part of E. boundary.

Druminnick

This townland contains 77a. 1r. 26p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 7 acres of bog and 5 1/2 acres of water. There is 1 fort and 4 lime kilns in it. The road from Cavan to Shercock runs through the S. end of the townland.

Drumhillagh South

This townland contains 290a. 0r. 2p. all being cultivated with the exception of about 42 acres of bog, 3 acres of planting and 58 acres of water. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 674 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in the townland and a communication road passes from N. to S. through W. side of townland.

Drumamuck

This townland contains 243a. 3r. 25p. statute, all being cultivated with the exception of about 32 acres of bog, 5 acres of planting, 3 acres of rocky ground and 18 1/2 acres of water. Rents are from 24s. to 28s. per acre. It is the property of the Rector of the parish. The Glebe House is the only building of note in it. A R.C. chapel is on the W. boundary of the townland. Knockbride Lough, Upper and Lower, are at the N.W. end. Black Lough at W. side, White Lough is E. side of townland. The highest land is about 521 feet above the sea at low water. There are 7 lime kilns in. it. Two communication roads pass from E. to W. through the townland. Male servants receive £4, and females £2 per annum.

Drumbinnis

This townland contains 368a. 3r. 13p. statute, all cultivated with the excep- tion of about 10 1/2 acres of bog, 1 acre of planting and 6a. of water. It is the property of ? Greville. One farmhouse is the only building of note. The highest land is about 448 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another from N. to S. through the townland.

Drumacullion

This townland contains 156a. 2r. 10p, statute, all being cultivated with the exception of about 6 acres of bog. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm houses of note in it. The highest land is Drumacullion trigl. station which is 808 feet above the sea, at low water. There are 5 or 6 lime kilns. A communication road passes through the N. end of the townland from E. to W.

Drumhillagh Middle

This townland contains 187a. 0r. 26p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of 3 1/2 acres of bog and 11 acres of rough ground. Rents are from 18s. to 22s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none and holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson and the valuation of the Co. cess is 1s. 7d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is Drumhillagh trigl. station which is 555 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. It contains about 82 inhabitants. There are no male servants and females are mostly all drawn out of the Foundling Hospital and engaged to serve for seven years without pay.

Drumhillagh E.

This townland contains 371a. 0r. 1 p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 18 acres of bog, 3 1/2 acres of rough ground and 14 acres of water. It is the property of ? Singleton Esqr. One good farm house about the centre of the townland and Drumhillagh Corn Mill are the only buildings of note. Diameter of water wheel is 16 feet, breadth 6 feet. The highest land is about 552 feet above the level of the sea. There is a school house within 2 chains of the mill. There is a smithy within 2 1/2 chains of the Shercock road on S. side. There are several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another from N. to S. through the townland.

Drumeva

The property of James Waring Esqr. it contains 225a. 3r. 12p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 62 acres of bog. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm buildings of note. The highest land is Drumeva trigl. station which is 680 feet above the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes from E. to W. at the S. end of townland.

Drumeague

This townland contains 418a. 3r. 16p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 67 acres of bog, 6 acres of rocky land and 15 acres of water. It is the property of Sir George Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. There is a smithy in the S. end of townland. Drumeague trigl. station in the N. end of townland is 578 feet above the level of the sea at low water.

Enagh

This townland contains 159a. 2r. 18p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of 31 acres of bog, 1 acre of rough ground and 4 acres of water. The rents are 22s. to 26s. per acre. It is the property of Sir G. Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 636 feet above the sea at low water. A communication road passes from N. to S. through townland and another in the same direction at the W. side.

Fartagh

This townland contains 141a. 3r. 34p. being all cultivated with the exception of about 7 acres of bog, 2 acres of rough land and 5 1/2 acres of water. The rents are from 20s. to 22s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation to County cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is Fartagh trigl. station which is 648 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through the end of townland and another through the S. end of townland.

Gallonetra

This townland contains 189a. 1 r. 12p. statute acres, all cultivated with the exception of about 10 1/2 acres of bog and 5 acres of rough ground. The rents are from 13s. to 24s. per acre. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no buildings or farm houses of note. The highest land is Gallon trigl. station which is 533 feet above the sea at low water. There are 7 lime kilns in this townland. It contains about 96 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4.8 and female £2.2 per annum.

Glasdrumman

This townland contains 412a. 2r. 10p, statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 33 acres of bog, 8 acres of rough land, 1 acre of planting and 3 acres of water. There are two good farm houses in it but no other buildings of note. The highest land is Glassdrommond Trigl. station which is 451 feet above sea at low water. Maggy's leap is about the centre of the townland. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through from N. to S. at W. end and another from E. W. at E. side of townland.

Greaghcrotta

This townland contains 193a. 3r. 3p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 50 acres of bog and 4 acres of rough ground. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 704 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are 3 lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through N. to S. from which another road branches off in an E. direction.

Greagh

This townland contains 275a. 3r. 21p. statute. The rents are from 15s. to 21s. per acre. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 584 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another crossing at from N. to S. There are several lime kilns in it and it contains 108 inhabitants.

Greaghagarran

This townland contains 157a. 2r. 30p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 8 1/2 acres of bog, 11 acres of rough ground and 4 acres of water. Rents are from 13s. to 15s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and valuation to the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 675 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are 4 lime kilns in it.

Greaghettiagh

This townland contains 426a. 0r. 20p. statute measure, all being cultivated with the exception of about 94 acres of bog, 4 acres of rough ground and 12 acres of water. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation for the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses of note. The highest land is Greaghettiagh trigls. station 806 feet above the level of the sea. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes from E. to W. through it.

Killaliss

This townland contains 218a. 3r. 34p. statute acres, all cultivated with the exception of about 19 acres of bog, 3 acres of rough ground, 20 acres of planting and 3 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of ? Adams Esqr. of Killaliss. Killaliss House is the only house of note. There is a Methodist chapel on the side of road to Cavan, which road passes through the N. end of townland. There is also a road to Cootehill at the N. end of townland. There is 1 fort in it, 506 feet above the level of the sea, at low water and it is also the highest point of townland. There are 4 lime kilns in it and a smithy on the Cavan road.

Killycloghan

This townland contains 349a. 2r. 32p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 4 acres of bog and 4 acres of water. It is the property of ? Greville Esqr. and the valuation for the County cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or any buildings of note. There is a school house in the N. end of townland. The highest land is Killycloghan station which is 521 feet above the sea at low water.

Kilmacaran

This townland contains 55a. 1r. 10p. (?) all cultivated with the exception of about 26 acres of bog, 14 acres of rough ground and 136 1/2 acres of water. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 440 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns and wells in this townland.

Kilnacrew

This townland contains 388a. 0r. 33p. statute, being all cultivated. It is the property of ? Greville Esqr. There are no farm houses of note. Kilnacrew trigls. station is 508 feet above the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing through the townland from N. to S. and another in the same direction at the W. side which forms the townland boundary for 25 chains. Male servants receive £4. 4s. and females £2 per annum.

Kilnacross

This townland contains 145a. 2r. 31p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 2 1/2 acres of bog and 13 acres of water. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about Kilnacross trigl. station which is 710 feet above the level of the sea at low water mark. There are 7 lime kilns in this townland. A communication road passes through S. end of townland from E. to W. It contains about 140 inhabitants. It is the property of Sir George Hudson.

Kinnea

This townland contains 236a. 3r. 28p. statute, all cultivated with the excep- tion of about 46 acres of bog, 6 acres of rough ground and 8 acres of water. It is the property of ? Singleton Esqr. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land approaches very nearly to 560 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. There are 6 lime kilns in it. A communication road runs N. and S. and another E. and W. through it.

Knockbride

This townland contains 386a. 0r. 30p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 32 acres of bog and 26a. of water. Knockbride church is in the W. side of townland, and R.C. Chapel at the E. side of it. There is a school in the church yard and another on E. side of townland. There are no other buildings of note in it. The highest land is about 555 feet above the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. There are two forts in it. There are two communication roads passing from E. to W. through it and one from N. to S. on the E. side of townland.

Knocknalosset

This townland contains 434a. 0r. 20p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 44 acres of bog, 6 acres of rough land and 3 acres of water. Rents are 17s. to 25s. per acre. It is the property of ? Greville, Esqr. There are two good farm houses in this townland. Mr. Irwin has a grocer's shop in one of them on the road leading to Cootehill. The highest ground is 487 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There is a corn mill and tuck mill in S.E. side of townland. There is a fort in the N. W. side of townland. There are several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another in N.W. direction.

Legland

This townland contains 461a. 0r. 13p. statute, all cultivated with the excep- tion of 71 acres of bog, 9 acres of rough ground and 7 acres of water. The rents are from 17s. to 20s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation for the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is Legland trigl. station, 729 feet above the sea at low water. There is a fort in it about the centre of the townland. A communication road passes from N. to S. through centre of townland.

Latsy

This townland contains 431a. 3r. 11p, statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 15 acres of bog and 8 acres of rough ground. Farms are held in leases of one life or for twenty one years. The leases of holdings have 10 years expired. It is the property of Lord Garvagh (and ? Greville Esqr.) and the valuation for the County cess is 1.8d. per acre. There are 3 or 4 good farm houses and a school house about the centre of the townland. The highest part of land is about 526 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing through from E. to W. about the centre of the townland and another in the same direction at the S. end of townland and also another passing from N. to S. It contains about 164 inhabitants. Male servants receive £4.12s. and females £2.2s. per annum.

Lear

This townland contains 127a. 0r. 13p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 44 acres of bog. The rents are from 14s. to 18s. per acre. Leases of farms -? none. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation to the County cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 696 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There is a lime kiln in it. A communication road passes through the S. angle of townland.

Lisdonan

This townland contains 220a. 3r. 5p statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 32 acres of bog and 17 acres of water. The highest land is about 530 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There is a corn mill in the W. side of the townland. There are two forts in it on the N. end and a communication road passing from E. to W. through it and another at the N. end passing from N. to S.

Mullybrack

This townland contains 280a. 2r. 26p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 5 1/2 acres of bog and 61 acres of water. Lough Sillan is at the S. side of townland. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. There is a smithy near the centre of a bye-road. The highest land is nearly 408 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are two forts and several lime kilns and wells in this townland. The coach road from Dublin to Clones passes through the N.E. side in a N. W. direction.

Pottle

This townland contains 82a. 0r. 37p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 3 acres of bog. It is the property of ? Greville. There are no farm houses or building of note. The greatest height is 476 feet above the sea at low water. There are 2 lime kilns in the townland. A communication road passes through the S. end of townland for about 3 chains.

Pottlebrack

The property of James Waring Esqr. it contains 185a. 2r. 39p. statute acres, being all cultivated with the exception of about 10 acres of bog. It is the property of ? Parr Esqr. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 664 feet above the sea at low water. There are 6 lime kilns in it. A communication road passes from E. to W. through it and another from N. to S. Male servants receive £4. 4s. and females £2 per annum.

Rebane

This townland contains 81a. 2r. 35p. statute, all cultivated with the exception of about 2 acres of rough ground. The rents are from 28s. to 30s. per acre. It is property of ?Fitzpatrick Esqr. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 561 feet above the sea at low water. An old road passes through it from N. to S. There are 4 lime kilns in it. Male servants receive £4 and females £2 per annum.

Roosky

This townland contains 202a. 2r. 8p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of 18 acres of bog, 2 acres of rough land and 12 1/2 acres of water. There are no houses or farm buildings of note with the exception of the Meeting House and Police Station which are in the N.E. angle of the townland. The highest land is Rooskey station which is 533 feet above the sea at low water. There is one fort and 6 lime kilns in it. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another from N. to S. through the townland.

Seeoran

This townland contains 459a. 0r. 1p., all cultivated with the exception of about 32 acres of bog, 3 acres of rough ground and 20 and 3 qrs. acres of water. Rents are from 30s. to 20s. per acre. Leases of farms -?none. The holdings are at will of landlord. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation for the county cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The greatest height of land is Seeoran trigl. station which is 704 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. It contains 160 inhabitants.

Seefin

This townland contains 593a. 2r. 4p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 147 acres of bog and 11 acres of water. It is the property of Jos. Dixon Esqr. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. There is a school house in the N. end of the townland. The greatest height is Seefin trigl. station which is 825 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through it from N.E. to S.W.

Ledonigan

This townland contains 197a. 1 r. 22p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 19 acres of bog and 4 acres of rough ground. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. The land is about 706 feet above the sea at low water. There are 5 lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through from E. to W. Another road branches off in a Northern direction.

Skeagh

This townland contains 692a. 0r. 31p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 96 acres of bog and 92 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of Sir W. Hudson. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is 661 feet above the sea at low water mark. Lisgranues (?) fort is in the S. end of the townland. There are two trigl. stations, Upper and Lower Skeagh. There are several lime kilns in it. A communication road passes through it from N. to S. and another passes in the same direction. It contains about 308 inhabitants.

Tattyreagh

This townland contains 241a. 3r. 22p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 120 acres of bog. There are no buildings of note. The highest land is about 674 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in this townland.

Three Carvaghs

This townland contains 224a. 1r. 26p. statute acres, all cultivated with the exception of about 59 acres of bog, 5 acres of rough ground, and 9 3/4 acres of water. Rents are from 28s. to 30s. per acre. It is the property of James Dixon Esqr. There is a R.C. chapel in N. end of townland which is the only building of note. The highest land is about 640 feet above the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it. It contains about 103 inhabitants.

Tonyduff

This townland contains 414a. 2r. 21p. all cultivated with the exception of about 5 acres of bog, 58 acres of rough ground, 1 acre of planting and 8 acres of water. The rents are from 8s. to 10s. per acre. Leases of farms are 1 life. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation for the county cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. The highest land is Tonyduff trigl. station, 629 feet above the level of the sea at low water. There are several lime kilns in it.

Tullylurken

This townland contains 433a. 1r. 36p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 36 acres of bog, 1 acre of planting and 7 3/4 acres of water. Leases of farms are of 3 lives and 31 years. The holdings are for 2 lives living. It is the property of Lord Garvagh and the valuation to the Co. cess is 1s. 8d. per acre. There are 3 or 4 good farm houses but no other buildings of note. The highest land is about 473 feet above the level of the sea, at low water. There is a corn mill in the W. side of the townland, diameter of wheels of mill is 12 feet with over-shot power. There is a pound 4 chains from the mill and a smithy within 6 chains of the mill. There is a communication road passing N. and S. through the townland and another branching off from this road at the smithy in an E. direction.

Tullywaltry

This townland contains 276a. 1r. 26p. statute, being all cultivated with the exception of about 28 acres of bog. It is the property of Lord Garvagh. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 511 feet above the sea at low water. There are a great number of lime kilns in it. A communication road passes from N. to S. through the townland.

Turfad

This townland contains 373 acres 1r. 25p. statute, all being cultivated with the exception of 61 acres of bog, 73 acres of rough land and 9 3/4 acres of water. There are no farm houses or buildings of note. The highest land is about 750 feet above the sea at low water. There are several kilns in it.

Tonyfoyle

This townland contains 439a. 2r. 38p. statute, all cultivated with the excep- tion of about 1 1/2 acres of water. It is the property of Sir W. Hudson. There are no buildings of note in it. The highest land is about 555 feet above the sea at low water. There is a communication road passing from E. to W. and another from N. to S. at W. end.

Aguisin

The following are some interesting items of information which are to be found in the Name Books for Knockbride but not under any specific townland name. 1. Knockbride parish is in the barony of Clonkee and it contains 18,692a. 2r. 24p. -? statute measure, of course. Of this acreage 882a. 2r. 36p. are under water and islands account for 2a. 3r. 5p. 2. Lough Sillan covers 420a. 0r. 28p. almost 226 acres of which are in Knockbride parish. The probable depth of the lake is given as 62 feet and it is stated that pike, perch, trout, roach and eel are to be found in it. The islands in the lake are named as follows : (a) Gull island -? 2r. 37p., (b) Bush island -? 13p., (c) Small island -? 16p., (d) Kilmuckran island -? 1r. 24p. 3. Barnagrow (Barnagrove). It is stated that the section of this lough which is in Knockbride covers 27a. 2r. 5p. while there are 81a. 3r. 19p. in the parish of Drumgoon. It states inter alia : "The name, Barnagrove, is supposed by the inhabitants to have arisen from the quantity of hazel trees (which) at one time so abundantly crowned the shores of this lough. A small island is occasionally seen near its central part". 4. Lough Tacker. Of this lough 83a. 2r. 26p. are in Drumgoon parish while 64a. 3r. 4p. are in Knockbride. It is stated that it averages about 39 feet in depth. 5. Corraneary Lough : This lough contains 74a. 0r. 18p. and "there are two small islands and a rock about its centre containing 0a. 1r. 19p. There is a whiskey still in ruins on the rock". 6. Skeagh Lough. "It contains 187a. 0r. 18p. and one island containing 1a. 1r. 2p. -? the island is complete bog".

Griffith’s Valuation of 1857