Commonwealth Survey of 1652

Name in 1652	Enagh
Proprietor	not listed

Census of 1821

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Tithe Applotment Books of 1824-1834

Name Books of 1836

Enagh

Contains 346 statute acres about 24 of which are bog. It is the property of Mrs. Sankey, Rutland Square, Dublin. The agent is John Tatlow, Esqr. of Crossdoney. Leases are for 1 life or 21 years. Rent is from £1.2. to £1.7s. per Irish acre. Bog is free. Size of farms is from 3 1/2 to 60 acres. Soil is a cold wettish loam and produces middling crops of oats and potatoes. Manure is dung and lime. Co. Cess is 9d. per acre 1/2 yearly. Religion -? Roman Catholic. Near the centre of the townland is a day school established in 1825, and supported by Miss Sankey of Dublin. Salary is £50 per annum and a free house and garden. No. of scholars in attendance : Protestants -? males 7, females 2; remainder are Catholics -? males 45, females 40. The main road from Oldcastle to Virginia runs thro' the townland on the East side of which is a gentleman's seat, the country residence of Counsellor Richd. Scott of Dublin. It is called Fort Frederick; about 60 Irish acres are attached to the seat and it is bounded on the East and South by Lough Ramor. The undermentioned fish are caught in the Lough, trout, pike, perch, eels, shellfish and bream.

Griffith’s Valuation of 1857

Census of 1901

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Census of 1911

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