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IrelandCENSUS OF IRELAND. GENERAL ALPHABETICAL INDJEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS, PARISHES, AND BAPCiMS ON IRELAND, SHOWING THE NUMBER OF THE SHEET OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS IN 11'lill:ll THEY APPEAR: THE AREAS OF THE TOWNLANDS, PARISHES, AND BARONIES; THE COUNTY, BARONY, PARISH, AND P0011 LAS` UNION 1N WHICH THE TOWNLANDS A111; sl'1 UATI ). AND THE VOLUME AND PACE OF THE TOWNLAND CENSUS OF 1851, WIIICH CONTAINS THE POPULATION AND NUMBER OF HOUSES IN 1841 AND 1851. AND THE POOR LAW VALUATION IN 1851. U Tlrtstnftb fD bofb Xiousts Of 11iirIlsnitnf bLy 6-oninumb of ritr '!j111jtstly. iia DUBLIN: PRINTED BY ALEXANDER THOM# 87 & 88, ABBEY -STREET, YOI IIIA MAJUTT'd STATJONIST OFFICI. ISG]. pavi@ County Public library )Aocksville I NC M THE YEAR 1b51. I Pool la. Union racy, i 1'•►isb. i is 11137. 17owalaad t-ensm of ( las1. Part PuL Area In &. n eAeres. Con°ly. \'Q Pye skerry Kilmichael Nlac•rouna . II. 169 A. A. r. KillosolaA Mountbellew IV. 78 Dunkitt . Waterford L 101 LIN St.MarysEnniscorthy Eon6evrthy L S25 y Kllmanaghan . Tullamore 1. 141 16 Kinsaley . Balrothery I. 28 Ihalrallow Bekan Clarentords IV. 139 68 Templemore Thurles . 11. 272 y Clecalth . Enniskillen 1I1. 191 II. Killian Balllna IV. 169 1 Clondennot Londonderry M. 247 Cavan Atbenry . Loughrea. IV. 4 avaa . Martry Hells I. 215 nch Moyrus Clifden IV. 14 67 Ituan Curruft IL 26 ragb,Ltp.pt. Magheralin Lurgaa III. 170 237 Rathmacknee . Wexford . L 313 Donegal Duuegal . Donegal . 111. 345 .M Newtownards . Newtuwnards LL Ise Killucan . Mullingar L 267 rughteL Larry . . Cavan 111. 86 rogan . Alsomlisla . Sligo IV. 219 F Agbadoe. Killnrney 11. 199 t449, 7, 4a. Grenusrh . Cork II. 49 Chandonagh Grcnngh . Cork II. 4g 234 771omaatown 7110mastown 1. 89 Lgb Attanagla Abbeyleix L 237 1gh Darrow Abl*yleix 1. 237 tgh Ho•connell Ablwvleix I. 238 mond - Ballyntackey Nenagb U. 289 alond jai Cary Neuagh 11. 290 _ Atli hoy Trim I. 207 on ]fiddleClonfeacle 4 Donaghmore 1 ) Dungannon III, 303 Sot 1 Faughanvale New7%Ltntarady III. 450 1 Faughanvale Kew7,6L.fmarady Ill. 250 . . Granard . . Granard 1. 166 ter Outrath . Kilkenny . L 115 ter Outratb . Kilkenny . I. 115 . Aadcarn . lbyle IV. 193 IT Greyabbey Newtownards 111. 158 at Kildare . Naas I. 70 ,er Grerabbey NewtOtrtlards 111. 158 ire lnislrtnagrath . Atanuri,amilton 1V. 96 181 Kilronan . Boyle IV. 197 Down Kilfree . . Boyle IV. 224 . . Kilshnlvy Boyle 1V. 217 . TuomaurBoyle IV. 226 Newtownards Kilmninemore Ballinrube IV. 156 Grouselull Kiltull°gh Lougltrra . ]V. 5 mond Borrisokane Burrisokane 1I. 282 aw Kilmllu'1. Kilru-b Il. 17 ,ler Loughgilly Newry III. b8 ivy Iteasorry . Enniskillen Ill. 214 Tipperary. N.IL Dcl�an ]tathdow•n I. 355 It LaraghI six Celbrid6'e L 7b 363 2 3 Ballynaluglish Ballina IV. 164 . 1111ard . 771omastown I. loo . Killucaa . 31011ingar I. 267 lbotstown Ballynure 1laltinglass .I 1. 361 ]bouton: n Hallrnare Baltinglass 1. 361 lbotstown Ballrnare Baltinglass 1. 362 lbotstown Hal"ure Baltinglass I. 364 Kerry Ciontibret Custleblayney III. 260 11. Hos$ Oughterard IV, 74 72 3 16 Dunagh Monaghan 111. 282 lcry (E.D.) Ballymoney I)uslmanway II. 127 eery (E.D.) Kilnagross Clonnkilty Il. 1:9 Blanchrilleskill Tuilabracky Kilnlnllock .1 I1. 244 bolin 31agltera . Magherafelt IIl. 242 Gowratt Ardagb I.oab'fasd . I. 151 1W /f7c e a 6 & o// ALPHABETWAL INDEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS OF IRELAND. 521 No. of Shed Ordnance of div Survey)I&; Townlaads and Towns. Area In &. n eAeres. Con°ly. Il.roar. 1'•risb, Pool 1a L7 aiou Te%ulaod t:11151'et Pert 1. • A. A. r. Vol. par IB Grillagb. 192 3 33 Longford , Aiuyydow , Killashoe Longford . 1. 161 16 Grillough 366 1 1 Cork, ILIL Ihalrallow Chmfurt . Kanturk 11. 68 16 GrIllough 1 0 330 Cork. E.1L Dultallow Kiltvrcomn Kanturk II. 72 11 Grilly 171 3 216 Cavan Lower Loughteo Annagh . '. Cavan Ill. 79 49 Griston Nast 233 1 25 Limerick , Coshlea Ilallingarry Kilmallock Il. 237 67 Griston West . 107 2 I3 Limerick . Coeblca BaUiugnnssrryy Kilmallock 1I. 237 6, 36 Grogagb . 120 1 30 Donegal Kilmacraaan Clu:111Ahorky Dunfanaghy 11I. 123 IL ' IV. 219 3.4 rogan . tt envy . a 1 cu um a c o 1. 102 t449, 7, 4a. Grogan . IbG 2 21 Queen's Co. Chandonagh Ilathsarna Donagilmore 1. 234 63 Grogan 78 3 I Wexford . Forth Tacumshin Wexford 1. 316 4, 53 Grogan Barmy 134 3 38 Wexford . Forth . T acumshin Wexford L 315 7 Grogan and Corson. 37b 1 21 King's Co. Garryoastle ]w'n►anaghAul Parsonstown I. 136 11 Grogeen . 96 1 8 Kerry Claamauriee Finuggec Listowel 11. !69 24. 29 Grogey 1,014 2 36 Fermanagh Maglrenastcphana Agltalurcher Lisnaskea 111. 216 uslue Drummaul Ballemenn 111. 34 66 r Groin 67 3 30 erry Kecrrrryy un errors Norm Maganfhy t 1 Aghadoe Killarney 11. 199 21 Groom 33 020 Loath Ferrara . Mullary vibgbedz 1. 181 2 Groomsport 316 032 Down Ards Lower Bangor . tWtownarda 111. lb? 2 GAooxsrotsr T. - Down Ards Lower Bangor . . Newtownards 111. 157 37 Grouselull 268 3 1 Cavan Clanmahon Drunlumman. Granard 111. 77 102 Grouschall 2,037 3 36 Donegal . 71rhogh . Tempicearn Donegal 131. 149 33.39 Grousehall 468 1 21 Tipperary. N.IL Kilnamanagh Upper U /11crelturch Thurles 11. 280 19.28 Grouseladge . 363 2 3 Limerick . . Shanhl . . KIlcolman Glin II. lbs 24.31 GrousclodgeorCoola• toor 142 4 1G Westmeath Aioycarhel Kilcumrengh . Athlone 1. 278 94, 95,103 Grousemount 1,609 1 Ib Kerry Glanarought Kilgarvan Kenmare . 11. 187 43 Groee. 72 3 16 1►crry Crtrkagukltl Ditsglc In 'C ]1. 176 20 Grove • 101 2 27 Kilkenny . Gowran Blanchrilleskill Kilkenny . 1. 93 2b Grove ` 169 3 7 Kilkenny Gowratt 1'uwerstown . Thomaatown 1. 97 23 Grove • 324 0 17 Kilkenny Shillelogher 71tilinghanbrogue Callan 1. 116 31 Grove 9 1.13 Leitrim Leitrim . Kiltoglacrt Cars. on Shannon Il', 102 70 Grove. 219 3 27 71gcrary,S.R, Aiiddlethird }ethard . . Cashel I1. 327 27 GrovetKg 233 Y 4 HillIk r Kau$ K}lne Callan 1. 109 ^_2 Groio�or Corlullagh 192 2 I4 King's Co. . Garrycastle Gallen Parsonstowu 1. 136 14 Clore : or Cramers• grove 356 3 20 Kilkenny Gowran K}lkieran Kilkenny . 1. 97 6 Grove Great 164 3 4 Wexford . Gorey Kilnahue Gorvy 1. 319 45 Grovebail or New- towt:grove 196 3 6 Donegal Kilmacrenan Kilmacrenan Milifurd I11. 129 6 Grove Island 3 0 29c Limerick . Limerick. Municipal Borough of . St. Tatriek Limerick . 11. 262 20 Grore Island b 3 34 Ninth Lower Duleek Donoro Drugheda I. 195 6 Grove Little 99 0 I l Wexford Garry Kiloaltue Gorey 1. 319 6 Groremill 49 2 33 Wexford Goan Kilttaltue Gorey 1. 319 In Gravesend 38 2 1 Kitt(is Co. Lower Phi}ipstorrn . 1kill;•burly Edenderry 1.' 142 4.11 Gravesend or Moonegs. lana 92 2 25 King's Co. 11'arrenstown . Ballyburly Fdenderrr 1. 144 10 Groves Lotter. 117 1 15 Mousghan Cretnorne Teballan Monaghan 111. 262 10 Groves Upper. 122 1 30 Monaghan Cremorne Tohallan Monaghan 111. "o 41 Growell 467 1 11 Down Lower Ircngb,L.r. pl. Drotnore Llsbum 111. Ind 44, 60 Gsowtown 1 222 3 31 Alcath Itatoath Ballrmaglassan Dunshaughlin , 1. 121.4 217 44 Growtown 307 330 Meath Haloath HatLbegow Dunshaughlin 1. 36 Growtown Lotter 233 0 14 Wexford ahelandiere West Coolstu9• Wexford 1. 333 36 Growtown Upper 33b Y 8 Wexford Shelmalicre West Coolstuff Wexford 1. X13 23 Grum !. 223 2 11 Antrim Kilconway Laughgm'le Ballymoney 111. 27 14. Ib Gruff'.. 180 226 Antrim Lower Glenarm Ltd . Ballycastle 111 4'1 17 Guardhlll 105 1 14 Ilfanagban . Dartree . Killceran . Clones 111. 26r III Gtuardbausepark 66 317 Mayo Clanmurria Crossboyne CLtremorris IV. 132 '.9 Gab ! 168 2 20 Cavan Tullyhaw Kinawley Bawnbor . III. 93 1,2 Gubaci•ecay 666 2 17 Leitrim Rosclogher Itossinver Ballyshinnon IV. 111 15 Gubaderr7 141 021 Leitrim Drumahaire Killorga . Manorhamilton IV. gg 38 Gobadoms 447 1 8 Leitrim Mobill Cloolle Mohill . IV 1116 4P, 2) Gubadruish 129 0 39 Leitrim Mohill Mohill Mohill IV. I Itk1 35 Gubsgrakv 129 1 24e Leitrim Alolu'll )fulfill Alobill IV. los b Gubdaun 210 031 Leitrim Rosclogher Hossinver Baliyshao lon IV. � 111 U G■baleaaaaa-beg 22 31 Maya Burrishoole Achill Newport 1V. I17 2 Gubanummera 63 3 13 Leitrim Rosclogher Itnssinver Rall; s}sanuon IV. 111 3 Gtt3urecay 1,374 2 1 Cavan 7tIlybaw Killiaagh Enniskillen 111. 92 39 Gubb . 163 1 4 Fermanagh Coole Galloon Clones • 111. 200 18 Gubb 43 2 12 Leitrim . Drumaha}re lnishnnagmth . Manarhawilton IV. % 26.32 Gubbacroek 141 1 33 Fermanagh Clanawley Killesher. . Enniskillen 111. 193 b Gabbakip 64 3 0 Fermanagh Lung Drutukeeraa Lowtberstown . 111. sub 'Water, (_a) Includial 3s. U 7r. water (o Including . ^a 31r, detacbed poraw. (e) Included in Ilia Parish of St. Patrick. Sa Ia@uainf 4s. 2a. Sr. water. River Korn. (A) Including 3a. Oa. 28P water. (63 1a3acladinS IOA,'s.16r, waur. (d) Including lila. 3a. 2e wwut: ( Including 7a. 3a. Dr. water. detac6rd portion. r : a /✓QG /Sj //i% `LSI ~G�%�i��G� tr /e- r,G,� Vll'; -$ D/C C191)74 . .'. s Davie County Public Library Mooksvilie, NC ALPHABEMCAL INDEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS Or IRELAND. 773 )i o. of Sbee( of tha Towalsnde and Tuwn, I A^ s ko (coaly, Tvwalwd 1•aTlsb. P.aar I.aw th.;aat in 1557. UPease aG It1sl. BYtute A.... loan 1. ^) Vol. Pate nan Waterford L I04 aitte Balrutlrtry 1. 31 ck Etlenderry 1. 82 Sban Atlly 1. 231 rdy Limerick . lI. 252 kgrsffun Cashel IL 324 tgarry Ilorrisnkane Il. 202 ac I)urrieokmnc 1I, ne awn Mullmtgar 1. 279 awn Itlullingar I. 279 nurrtrst Thurles . U. 269 Awa I'fulli»gar I. 2G9 down Skihberten IL 137 rete 161 killing" 1. 279 T ningle lI. 180 yDingle I II. ISO I cube %loualhc)lew I Trim . IV. 78 are Tuam I. 211 IV. 36 New Rates. Tuam JV. 36 -church i Drogheda 1. 189 vulter j 1 tuw•npatriek Ill. 178 rta I Kilrush 11. 34 rta 1 riot Kilru•h ; IIorrisukanr I1. 34 . I Il. 293 rt 1 Tralee ! II. IG7 or•e: I Omagh 311 town Hells : 1111. I. 200 .n . : •G.tlway 1V. 38 cane Lisinwel .; 11. i 141 Tourney Slacr.vm . i Tourney �facruo:u _ l` t . I It. 214 ghmore . A bTra C6 lin ' \rN Rots ; I. 103 ( (:oolehill . tilt. I 8,a er Cloghcr 1'01..moreI. II I. 393 h Ivy Ralruthery 279 ' 1. 38 • Cavan IIll. 66 Ih : Portunina IV. 62 cholas : Galway : IV. i 36 till Ttp}'t rnr+' ' II. 323 11V, • I (:ions Ill. 263 UughtcrarJ :4 ' � ;haole ; 1�rmistrt IV. I19 ;ower . - Wtstport . i IV. i 169 ltbryan Crtbridge I. 7b tell Cashel I1. 327 :nell I Cache] 11. 1 327 ,own : Caster) a ]I. 329 rig Carlow ' 1. ' 2 ra dew tawnanls III. 159 rrntoy ]:allina IV. I no smrherdant ( Coalr11111 . . 1 Ill. 1 90 tog C.atthtll . .. 111. } 264 r) sea ; ]lawnlay ;III. A6 lilletr Enniskillen Illi. 323 • s rrosa I Cootrhill . 111. 26-, 1 Carrickmacr•uss Ill. 27J .baa JUuaaghan 111.1 2:7 ragh 0rrtagh i I)1. ` 312 see 4 0s%-U.b 111. 311 ltogh . rol: BaiArbomaigtr : ( Cooteltur 111. :1 111. :64 W tl Trougb . . ; Cloyber I i 111. 1 2t18 raw S Strabane I III. 1 319 A»0ngh Comehill . 111. j IrJ Canty I Gort i r•otatehsll IV.; 47 :oon wk BAilirbvrotegh Ill. s :2 . i Ill. 1 75 .l Trough 59 . 285 tghtio IN!Unaghan Glia 1111.1 11. 191 ALPHABEMCAL INDEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS Or IRELAND. 773 )i o. of Sbee( of tha Towalsnde and Tuwn, I A^ s ko (coaly, I Auouy. per;.k, Tvwvland ptwr Iaw 1'v;ov ls..w of !n It157. s tri) Ordnaaa BYtute A.... 1 art �. �- Saner Slaps. I A. !►. !. _ Vol. fate 13. 19 Riltvegh 22,23.411,30 2" 1 2: Cavan 66! 0 b Down Tullyhunco Hinelarry 1(ildallAn HNux+rc . I Raw»leny . Duwn)latrick 1 111. 97 III. 1:7 10 ItItUgh North 267 4 :11 Cork, \V.11. West AtuskrM Hoblamartry Slacruuen . Mscruotn 1J. 1K0 H. 160 ;o 24, 3D Raleigh South Ralie)t 340 1 17 Cork, W. It. 430 0 23 Quec»'s Co. West Muskerry Cullcnagll Kiluamsrtvy, Dystsrlgallem . Abticylelit 1. i 239 3u Rallsx)t 423 3 39 I ondonderry Recnagltt Tianoglter Luak New 1`Llttsavady I11. 1234 ilalrothery I. 21 b, N ltallrkayttow» 1:3 1 32. Dublin Alcath RAlrolhcry East '1lurgallton Emoiskecn Hells 1. 209 2 20.28 llal.snglaaa ltalplt G32 l Y 79 2 15 \\'atrrfurtl CoehnlorckCatshbride I.lsmurestud Mocullui, l.lsntorc ll. 347 60 Italph 3183 3 4 \\'exfard . Shelburne Fethard . New Rates. I. 327 e Ralphsdalo 163 1 28 Westmeath DCIYIii Kilcumny Caatletowndelvin I. 283 46, 4: IT Ralphtown ltaludan . 162 0 33 Wexford 60 n 23 Cavan, IIargy Tullygarrey Kiltowan Hihlrumsherdan \\'ercfard CoutchIll . 1. SOS 111. 90 2e4 42 Italusk :3 2 3; Galway Clara Donaghpatrick Tuam Omagh IV. 19 111. 314 36, 44 Rnmackan 1,2(VA 3 3b& Tyrone Omagh East Termuntnaguirk (id, 67 17, IB namaket Ratnaley 143 0 36 Tyrone 733 0 3G Frnnanagh . I Dungannon Lower . 1 Tirkennedy . Aghalao . } e.niskitlen I Armallh Enniskillen Ill. 297 I1[. 222 13 Ransan»y 114 3 26 Monaghan .'SlnnagleIn Hntw•knsnny Monaghan Hinawley dltmaghan Lisnatkca .I11I. 2:7 11I. 201 36 141. 124 Rvmoan or Barr (ltaraolia . 2od 3 28 Fermanagh G20 1 ac illayo , I Hilataine 5hrulc llalltnrulx IV. 1St! 30 ' Itamnman 194 0 0 Cavan . I Ca*tlrrnhan Castlerahan Olticastle . Manorhamiltois 111. 6; IV. 93 11 14 ; R.•tnlooney Malo 159 1 u Leitrim Y \l 4K 3 uno Ilan Druneahairc . II)artree . Charut are Cleats • I (:ions Ill. 263 K : Rampark� 412 1 7 I I.Mth ' Lower Dundalk Ballymnscanlan Dundalk Castlereagh 1. 1;6 1V. 201 26, 2: i llamlurk 32 0 5 Rukeemmon Castlereagh , Hilkeevin 20,21,26,2; I R,•un}acre 345 3 Ir Wicklow I Upper Talbuirtowm . Ralbbran IIaltingless I. 366 6, 7 Itatttsforipark or JUI. lowen . 324 3 31 \\'cxfnrd Corey Hilmakilloge Cony ! 1. J18 44 1 Munterange 1,430 1 M Wexford Sht•lburne St. James mud Dun. hrady, . . Now ]title ; l 1. 32S 44 RA?raVRANCCT. - 1 WexGtrd I Shelburne St. James and Dun. brudy I New )lots 1 1. 326 w10 Set 1 aur.• Island ( ti 3 2.1, Antrim , Uplwr Ntssrcrecnc i Glrmavy I Antrim I11. I 14 1 A,wo; I•fustl ; 0 12 • Galway 1 ]tats Role Fethard Uu; hlrratJ New I(uss 1V. 14 1. ! 327 60 i Ramatuwn 6, 7.11 141 I;:tmtstown Lower b21 2 43 %Vexftsrd 200 3 1 Wexford 1 tR I Wexfun) %brlburae Gurcy I Guley H1ltttslkiltogr (Hilnlskilloge lion; Gorey i 1. 310 , I. SItl 11, 13 11. 12, 15 R wisluwn Upper R;unulligan _1:n Uhl A 11 I (.seats s 1 ullygarvey A»0ngh C vs!" 24 1 ]t:unult 23" 3 3 I Fer»t.:nagh ' \Ial hrrnslrpLana Aghalurcher 1.!snaskca 59 ! Ilrnacruhy 16 .1 li '1'tpporary. S.lt. 'Tipp, (aamwilliam Hilntueklin plscrary Tlpl)crary i ll. i 309 1 ll• 312 69 42, 4H. 4!1 T,anacrohy )t:ueaghnn 148 3 is vary. 5.1i 111 3 u Antrim Cla»william I Lpl+t'r Taaimr . Tcmplrnoe Dunrame . Arstrtm I lIl.. 3S lis 16 I linnugllntt 414 3 Sr Clarc .: lnt•lalgttirt )loan , I Curru6tt . I ll. ; 28 11 I Rnuagham 27: 2 3 1 Ltmgftlyd . I Granard . I Middle Al+br+9ara Drutnglass Grnnartl Dun,I.'.tuluuuI I 1• 164 I11. 1303 46, b4 ' Ranaghan 13: 1 3r I Tyrntse . Duarannuts St. Feiguins Cnatlriowndelvin 1. i 273 i. S )1 Rmnaghalt I IU anghanbauu o41 3 13 Westnecalh . I 4P 3 I t l,ungtord . Fore ! Granard . Aldw•ylara GranarJ . . I li 154 :M 1 nAnngllau beg a :b Y Ir Slips l.rrny 1 . I Hilvarnet Tobercurry • I\ 232 4•i • Ranaghun Mort I { 1 17.4 it 3301i Slilh+ 2;4 » 35 i Ninvo In•�•ny. ltnrristsoolc ' liilrarnrt 1 ]slandcady j Tutwrrurry \Vrsllarl . 1Y• i 212 (1\ , 121 6t). ;: 13, 74 )Unag!ly ! ItenalI,,isauun 4F: 3 1.` \lays j Cr�lvllo `Hihnovec Sieh clord IV. 142 19 j VA an . 3_2 Y ;n1 � Limerick . Connell-.].uwer I Rsthkeale )t.tthktnlr 11. � t.2 -4i, 12 ( Raualliorb Yal .•;r� Weilnxath Fury . I Faughmistown . I Caeticluu a ltivitii I. 1 27u 49 44 ' ]ia»alct n ! Ranalan h a 3:5 3 la Herr%• 391 1 10 i Hcrn• Trughnnnexsy Trughanarmy . j )rcnticrna Hitltrntia�aa i Hi:larttey . Hillnrncia . 11. 1211 B. ; 211 lls 15 I Itattaa:ackan I RAnaangh 331 Y :. 1 t:alwa. ;2 : 3s : \turim . 1 Leitrim +].uwrr Glenarm I.AydDuni* l.ayd • . ( BI.Oughro-Amittl IIallytastic i 1\'. i J3 s Ill. 39 62,63,:2.:1' Itaxarauoy . , 1K: s 2t rlayn . ; cwtello . ; Hilb.agla tiwiolefunl IV. 141 32 1 ltmnlallsmil) 1 l+0 0 43 ' Wtxf srd Slocltnnliers. Ea+t I i Tikillin I Derelaish \� ctfunl F.ntl6killou 1. 331 I 1 211 1S 1 Tt tndalshouFh I36 1 13 I Fermanagh . Maghrrabtw i . I)nmtman) Atli class 11. J 49 It% 3 ♦; Randal!towa n a stown lirndslriow» 130 1 all Antrim+ Ia, t t eat YAR; 0 34 \I'rxt.+nl 1' 1 kK Tas+mc . }.lwr c s Furth uuag s rt �' M. glass \1'rxfurd ). 312 31 i )inanlal-town .' 231 0 I ; \Vet; h+w i l'p}wr Tall+tstitnwn' � Dannchnitmr Raltint lana I i ' 2 1 I. •{.t\»alfIuw!r•1'. - i ++• Talom nrammaal . 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CL O L 0 to to - ...,r KEY The sequence followed in this book for each civil parish is as follows: 1. The number preceding the civil parish represents the map reference number used in the New Genealogical the of Ireland. 2. The name of the civil parish in alphabetical order within county. i� 3. The number following the civil parish represents the reference number used in the county maps accompanying the householders' index to the Griffith's Valuation. '.I 4. Church of Leland Parish. a) If no name is given then the Church of Ireland parish is known by the civil parish name. b) A name is only listed when a Church of Ireland church or parish is known by a name other than the civil parish name. c) The date represents the earliest commencement date of baptism registers, except where stated otherwise. d) If there is no date against the civil parish name, then no pre -1871 Church of Ire- {' land register survives. 5. Roman Catholic Parish. +, a) The name or names of the Roman Catholic parish or parishes serving that civil E parish are given. b) The date represents the earliest baptism or marriage entry in the Catholic register. i c) No date means the Catholic parish couldn't be identified in the National Library list. A register, however, should be held locally. 6. Presbyterian Congregation. a) The name or names of Presbyterian congregations 1pcated within the civil parish are given. i b) The date represents, in almost every case, the earliest baptism register existing for that congregation. c) The names of those congregations that united or were dissolved, and the year in which it occurred, are given in brackets. 7. Other Protestant dissenting congregations. For these denominations the dates of the earliest baptism registers are given when they could be identified. The symbols used are as follows: R.P. — Reformed Presbyterian Congregation S.P. — Secession Presbyterian Congregation Ii M. — Methodist Congregation C. = Congregationalist Congregation u B. = Baptist Congregation r. Q. = Quaker Meeting Unlike the other denominations the presence of a name doesn't mean the i Quaker meeting was still operational by the mid -nineteenth century. It merely means a Quaker meeting was at one time established in this civil parish. xvii pavte Cou�tY Public Ublary mof,;S'Vwe, NC A GUIDE TO I.R.I.S.H. PARISH REGISTERS Brian Mitchell GPS 1988 COUNTY LOUTH NGA CIVIL PARISH GV CHURCH OF ROMAN PRESBYTERIAN OTHERS No. No. IRELAND CATHOLIC 24 Dunany 43 Togher 1791 25 Dunbin 13 Kilkerley & Haggardstown 1752 26 Dundalk 12 1729 Dundalk`1790 Dundalk 1819 27 Dunleer 44 Dunleer 1772 28 Dysart 45 Togher 091 29 Faughart 5 Faughart;851 30 Gernonstown 32 Kilsaran 1809- Castlebell- ;ingham (united -with Dundalk 1926) 31 Haggardstown 15 Kilkerley &;W, Ilaggardstovn, 1752 32 Haynestown 16 Kilkerley & Haggardstown' 1752 33 Inishkeen 9 Inniskeen 1837 34 Jonesborough 29 1812 Faughart 1851 Jonesborough Arm- 1861 agh 35 Kane 8 Dundalk 1790 36 Kildemock 40 Ardee 1763 37 Killanny 23 1825 Louth 1833 Carrickmacross 1838 38 Killi.ncoole 18 Darver 1787 39 Kilsaran 31 1818 Kilsaran 1809 40 Louth 17 Louth 1833 41 Mansfieldstown 22 1825 Darver 1787 42 Mapastown 28 Ardee 1763 43 Marlestown 50 Clogherhead 1742 44 Mayne 56 Clogherhead 1742 45 Monasterboice 54 Monasterboice 1814 46 Mosstown 41 Dunleer 1772 47 Mullary 49 Monasterboice 1814 48 Parsonstown 53 Clogherhead 1742 85 paV4@ Mocksville�,�brary NC Irulex 10 Prerogative Wills of Ireland. 301 e 1792 M'Conchy, William, Antrim town, gent. [See MACHONCHY.] 1752 M'Conehey, William, Antrim, shop- keeper 1784 M'Conn01, Jannett, Lustikell, co. 1763 M'Connell, John, Anderson's -court, Dub in, tailor 1766 M'Coppin, Jas., Newtown -Forbes, co. Longford, merchant 1801 M'Creery, Anne, Dublin, widow 1808 „ James, High -street, Dublin, 1730 merchant 1791 „ Michael, Kilkenny city, coach - M'Croarey, Hugh, Carmagram, co, maker 1750 Robt., Moate, co. Meath, gent. 1796 „ Thomas, Dublin, merchant 1787 See M'CREARY.] 1785 Warelght, Andrew, Banvale, co. [See 1771 M'Crakan, Samuel, Lvidwood, Down, linen merchant 1772 „ John, Blarney, co. Cork, linen , 1805 M'Cormaek, Joseph, Meath -street,_ 1787 manufac.urer William, Coolmorine, co. Cork co. city Dublin 1725 M'Cormiak, Anne, Dublin, spin- 1730 M'Cright, John, Dublin, mariner. ster 1773 M'Croarey, Hugh, Carmagram, co, 1789 Dennis, Monaghan, dealer Murtagh, Newmarket, co. Antrim 1722„ john, Mell, co. Louth, gent. 1787 M'Cnllagh, John, Clady, co. Arm., 1800 Jos.; Simonstown, co. Meath, [See 1771 M'Crakan, Samuel, Lvidwood, hnendraper Nicholas, Broadstone, carman farmer 8 8 Lattice Jervais-st., co. Dublin, 1741 „ [See MACOLLA, M'CULLOCH.] 10 • 'widow 178 11 1774 Michael, Church -street, Dubl., t m. Raneldstown, co. Antrim,�'S,1� cornchandler 1789 i800 Murtagh, Newmarket, co. ,t G`•m 1' mes, barony of Tome, co. Dublin, farmer 1682 1773 Robert, Rostrevor, co. Down, —' [See 1771 M'Crakan, Samuel, Lvidwood, merchant 1800 1802 William, Dublin, slater 1797 1 1804 „ William, Harold's Cross 1725 1763 ,. Charles, co. (Not proved) D nnou h Avolly co. esq. 1770 Charles, Baytown, co. Meath Doh Y E r geree- e ntrim esq. v nn, nt im town, surgeon and apothecary t m. Raneldstown, co. Antrim,�'S,1� gE gg ❑iiam Camoley co. Armagh lin, I A ock, An u spinster ,t G`•m 1' mes, barony of Tome, co. 1170 Antrim, clk. 1672 M Cowey, o g Wicklow, farmer - 1743 „ William, Piedmont, co. Antrim, 1754 M'Coy, Patrick, Dublin, gardener 1YCCracken, Bernard, Dublin city, esq. olio, Dremnaler co. y 1747 M'C�Antno 1808 hair dresser 1780 M'Cragh, alias Kirwan, Bridget, esq. 1791 M'Cullough, Alexander, Claymore, ' Galway town 1769 M'Craight, James, Cloonwille, co. co. Armagh 472 „ John, Parkgate, Cheshire, Fermanagh 1728 M'Craith, John, Hammamtown, co. mariner 1793 M'Cullum, Hugh, Limnarely, co. Limerick, farmer Antrim, esq. M'Curdy, rev. James, Cornark, co. 1771 Robert. Loughloher, co. Tip- gent. (Large will, 1170 Antrim, clk. perary, not proved till 181 z) Knocknagapagh, co. 1804 Jenny, Corvally, co. Antrim 1801 M'Cutehen, Andrew, Groskeen, co. 1782 Thomas, Cork, farmer MAGRAT11 Longford, gent. 1718 M'Cutahion, Adam, Belfast, mer - [See 1771 M'Crakan, Samuel, Lvidwood, chant M'Danell, Anthony, Dublin, timber co. Wicklow • W 1769 M'Craken, Samuel, Roundwood, 1755 merchant Daniel, Charlemont, co. Mon. co. Wicklow, gent. 1746 William, co. of Dublin city, 1734 cis-street, Dublin, 1752 ” Jan eat r an „ carpenter M'Crath, Terence, Dubl., victualler 1796 M'Daniel, Catherine, Dublin, widow Bellisle, Antrim, q43 [See MAGitATH.] 1763 ,. Charles, co. (Not proved) 1750 M'Crea, Seneca, par. St. John, llublin, tailor esq. 1770 Charles, Baytown, co. Meath 1777 Archibald, Argry, co. Donegal 11773 ., Cornelius, Charlesland, co. Wicklow, farmer 1764 M'Creary Jane 1811 M'Credy, William, Bride-st., Dub., ant j 1762 Dominic, DublinElisabeth, Dublin, widow upholsterer 1 i 5 Ed. Sir Arthur Vicars, F.S.A. GPC Baltimore 1967 ` p Oban O a .e r 56 . •MJ w � s.e �� _ �°'°°'u"' 'sac e� er•u✓rr '1.' C'. `—�17 < �,,' aen �a; ` 45•�-�r; - G.'' Inver .q • au r1C T eTr �.s <n �? .—P•+-L'r ter -•,` f` a.17 f�a er. «mme ji y Dunel.. .'4 -', E' .'f: i�;. ♦ t'>''S N i?i-L7 _a e^°s•.i •iy. ° �' ,•/ r'i ( r. 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IRfSCF}A D• ... as is 14 ° 22 P/q/RC.F/fiEd /.� CiY.-sir Fes'• ✓O B Drogheda Y R l S H s f A °a ISI�AC_Z;J � IV -0 13 L r I lad. ,v Hickson's Old Kerry Records, 2nd series, is devoted to an account of the Crosbies of. Kerry. In this age of air travel it is of interest to recall that one of the first men to devote attention to aeronautics was Richard Crosbie (1755-c.1800) who made a successful balloon trip across the city of Dublin in 1785. The first of the MacCrossan family (now spelt Macrossan in the country of their adoption), which has been very prominent in Australia, was John Murtagh Mac- Crossan (1832-1891) who left his native Co. Donegal in 1853. (0) CROTTY The family of 6 Crotaigh is traditionally believed to be a branch of the O'Briens of Thomond which at an unspecified date settled in west Waterford and east Cork, where both in the sixteenth century (as the Fiants testify) and at the present time per- sons of the name Crotty (or O'Crottagh as it was first anglicized) were and are chiefly found. In the seventeenth century Petty's census found them numerous in the baronies of Decies and Coshmore & Coshbride in the western half of Co. Waterford. At that time the prefix O had already been dropped and. it has since seldom been resumed. The two most prominent persons of the name were noteworthy in very different walks of life, for Bartholomew Crotty (d. 1846), appointed rector of the Jesuit College at Lisbon in 1790, was afterwards Bishop of Cloyne and Ross, while William Crotty, who was hanged in 1742, was a famous highwayman. Canon Power in his Short History of County Waterford asserts that the traditional view of him. as a hero is misguided. CULHANE : see p. 47 MacCULLACH, MacCullough COLL While not in the list of the hundred most numerous surnames in Ireland, Mac - C a h, MacCullough and other spelling variants such as MacCullough combined constitute one of our most numerous names, with an estimated population in Ireland of nearly 5,000 persons. As regards location the same conclusion can be drawn from the birth registrations for all the years for which statistics are available, namely that 80 to 90 per cent of the name belong to Ulster, principally Antrim, Down and Tyrone. Petty's census reveals a similar position in 1659, when MacCullough and `d variants was listed as among the principal- Irish names in the baronies of Antrim, 76 Davie County Public Library Mooksville, NC Belfast; Carrickfergus and Toome in Co. Antrim and sower Iveagh in Co. Down. In the previous century the " Annals of Loch Ce " tell us that Seamus Mac Con ' Uladh was killed at Dunbo (near Coleraine) in 1532. This name is translated by the learned editor in his index -as MacCullagh. Treating of Mac Con Uladh (son of the hound of Ulster)�Wo�ul gives MacAnully, MacNully, MacAnaul, MacCullow etc. but not MacCuUagh'as a modern or early anglicized fprm. According to him the Irish form of MacCullagh is Mac Colla sometimes Mac Collach derived fro Colla, a personal name in use in MacDonnell and MacSweeney families.oulfe & opinion cannot be accepted here. There is no doubt that the Irish form of MacCullagh i is either Mac Con Uladh or Mac Cu Uladh. The reason for the alternative forms is that in later times Cu Uladh was regarded as one word and so cu did not change in the genitive. From the later form came the pronunciation which gave the ang- licization MacCullagh. Dr. Hayes -McCoy considers that the MacCollas were �J galloglass families. The most exhaustive source for sixteenth century Irish surnames is the Fiants therein we find MacAnulla (Belfast); but MacColla, MacCullo(e) and MacCullowe were mainly Connacht, though occasionally Ulster. The " Composition Book of Connacht " (1585) records Rory MacCollo of Becklone, Co. Galway, and Rory MacHugh MacCullogh of Bollindrone, Co. Sligo, as men of substance. As the large scale migration from north-west Ulster to north Connacht did not take place until the next century it would appear that there was an independent sept of MacCullough originating in north Connacht, though it must be observed that there is no mention of such in the Tribes and Customs of Hy Fiachrach or in the " Annals of Connacht," except for the 1532 death recorded in those of Loch Ce and noted above. i x The name MacCulloch is also that of an important Scottish family originally of Ar Ieshire and later of Galloway,whence came the --Ulster Plantation undertaker who was the ancestor of some of the MacCulloghs of Ulster. The first of them settled_ in Co. Donegal. This name is traditionally derived from the Scots Gaelic word culach, a boar, and in this connexion it is interesting to note that in Co. Sligo., within_ living memory, Boar and Bower were in use as synonyms of MacCullagh. The best known people of the name were Ulstermen: James MacCullagh (1809- j 1847), born at Strabane, an eminent mathematician and physicist ; John Edward MacCullough (1837-1885), born at Coleraine, *a leading tragedian in the U.S.A. ; and Joseph Burbridge MacCullagh (1843-1896), born in Dublin,. who has been called the father of the 'interview." In addition to the MacCollas the Fiants have several references to the names O'Collo and O'Colle, located in much the same areas as the MacCollas-; O'Colle appears also as well as Colle in the list of the Earl of Tyrone's kern in 1544. Colle or Coll without a prefix, however, is, at any rate in Munster and Leinster, a different name altogether, being of English or possibly Norman origin : it appears in the Ormond Deeds intermittently from 1360 onwards (occasionally with an O prefix 77 Davie COun - Public lic Library Mooksville, NC -- LLvG-CRSS: /. LaOiN�;CL7j fInl "94A7&� 11eTiFi.� ,C oR �?��!Gc�lR�cf, /U.7 -h'& S�QJI ac' o� 4A) �i?�S�t' �'ri'ir"FT�.•� , Z GA LL j ca fz:1,Fi 16g I t OGGs�GIy� ��/Gtl1T/i�l �D/IC�L-n1 j'OI�T�j/ . �%/hFjPiu9.✓ f1�iP/iilf�� D. crio�i9.Cy - i even in the Ormond country). The first mention I have met of the Co. Limerick 1 family of Coll is at Kilmallock in 1598: they are well known. now on account of� their intimate association with President Eamon de Valera* who, it is hardly necessary to mention, was condemned to death for his part in the 1916 Rising, was reprieved on account of being an American citizen, and has since continuously played a leading part in Irish political life. The name Coll is, however, chiefly found in Co. Donegal today and it is probable that there it is an abbreviated form of MacColla. (v.p. 71 supra). In Belfast MacColl has been recorded as used synonymously with MacCaul. (Mac) CUOLAHAN (0) CUOLAHAN, Coolican Cuolahan or Coolahan is a surname about which there has been confusion, not only because it now does duty in English both for Mac Uallachain and 6 Culachain but also because it has been mistaken for MacCoughlan. It is easy to understand how this mistake arose, because the homeland for many centuries of the sept of Mac Uallachain has been the parish of Lusmagh in the barony of Garrycastle, Co. Offaly, and the MacCoughlans occupied the remainder of that barony. Lusmagh borders on that part of Co. Galway known anciently as Sil Anmchadha and the Mac- Cuolahans were sometimes lords thereof, though usually O'Kelly or O'Madden held the dominant position there. As not infrequently happens in the case of Mac names beginning with a vowel, Mac Uallachain, tended to become 6 Cullachain in speech and sometimes to be so written—by so doing O'Dugan in the "Topographical Poem " gave literary currency to this error. In the seventeenth century the Mac- Cooleghans were extensive_ landholders in east Galway, one Brien MacCooleghan being in 1617 seised in fee of Ballymaccoulighan, so called by reason of this family's long* association with the place: At the end of the century they were still in Co. Offaly—thence came Lt. Daniel Cuolaghan of James II's army— and they are there today, though nowhere in large numbers. The O'Cuolahans are of different stock, being of the Hy Fiachrach group and located around Carra, Co. Mayo. Diarmid 0 Culachain (b. 1221), professor of history and scribe of the mass -books of Knock and Aghagower, was the most distinguished member of this Sept. The forms Coolihan and Coolican are modern variants of this ancient name. *De Valera is a toponymic of Spanish origin, formed from the town of Valeria. 78 Davie County Public Library Mocksme, io TSL-' c o�� o.vc: ot 5 ©sem Gr? �� B.Pir��.J iA�d /,Q .9•r� 436 VANS-AGNTEW, OF B aRN BARROCH. 8U/G�C brother of Sir Wm. Cunningham, bt. of Robertland. Eleanor, m. to Monsieur Pirochon. Henrietta, died young. Susan, m. to Monsieur Henry. Frances, m. to Robert Vans -Agnew, esq. of Barnbarroch. (See that fa- mily). Rachel, m. to Robert Glasgow, esq. Keith. Mr. Dunlop d. In 1784, and was s. by his second surviving son, ANDREW DUNLOP, esq. of that Ilk. This gentleman entering into the military service of his country, served in the first American war, and attained the rank of major. He afterwards raised a regiment of horse called the Avrshire fencible cavalry. which he com- manded until its reduction to 1800. Some- time, subsequently, he was sent to the West Indies, and dying unmarried, in 1804, a bri- gadier -general, in command of the troops in the island of Antigua, he was s. by his brother, JAMES DUNLOP, esq. of that Ilk, who, adopting, like his predecessor, the profes- sion of arms, served likewise in the Ame- rican war. In 1787, he proceeded to India, as captain of the 17th regiment, where he remained thirteen years, and commanded one of the assaulting columns at the storming of Seringapatam, when he was severely wounded. He returned soon after to Eng- land, and was employed at home. In 1810, having attained the rank of major -general, he was appointed to the command of a bri- gade in the fifth division of Lord Welling- ton's army, and he remained at the head of that division during the campaign of 1811. In 1812, General Dunlop was elected mem- ber for the stewartry of Kirkcudbright, as he was in the two ensuing parliaments. He m. in 1802, Julia, dau. of Hugh Baillie, esq. younger son of Baillie, of Monckton, by whom he had three sons and two daughters, viz. JOHN, his heir. Hugh, Lieut. R.N. we. 1831, Ellen-Cle- mentino, only daughter of Robert Cockburn, esq. Andrew, d. 1831. Anna, m. 1824, Francis John Davies, captain in the Grenadier Guards, and d. 1825. Frances. General Dunlop died in 1832, and was s. by his eldest son, the present JOHN DUNLOP. esq. of that ilk. Arms—Arg. an eagle with two heads dis- playyed gu. G'rest—A dagger in a dexter hand erect. Motto—Merito. Estates—Dunlop, situated in the county of Ayr—the family estate since 1260. Southwick, in the stewartry of Kirkcud- bright, purchased by General James Dun- lop. Seat—Dunlop. VANS—AGNEW, OF BARNBARROCH. AGNEW-VANS, PATRICK, esq. of Barnbarroch, in the county of Wigton, a lieu- tenant -colonel in the East India Company's service, on the Madras Establishment, and a �1 Companion of the Bath, h. 6th January,1783, m. 7th September, 1813, Miss Catherine o a Fraser, of Inverness, and has issue, Lr ROBERT. George. Patrick -Alexander. Frances. William. Mary. John. Elizabeth. James. Catherine. Colonel Vans -Agnew,' who is a deputy -lieutenant and justice of the peace for Wigtonshire, succeeded his brother, on the 12th October, 1825. Colonel V.%ws-AoNrn served with distinction in India for twenty-five years, during which period he was never absent from his duty beyond a few months. He participated to most of the important actions which occurred, and was almost constantly in the field. He repeatedly traversed the Madras and Bombay territories, as well as the Deccan and Malwah, and has frequently filled high and in. duential situations. V U —�,• ' VANS-AGNEW, OF BARN11.11(ito Cil. .117 Iffient. The family of VANS or VAUS claims to be a branch of the great house of VAUX, so celebrated in every part of Europe. (See But -he's Extinct and Dormant Peerage.) In page 1:13 of Sir David Lindsa}y�'s Heraldry certified by the privy council, V AUS is men- tioned as one of " the surnames of thame that come jiirth of Ingland with Sanet Mar- yaret ;" and in page 17 of the selection of the Harleian Miscellany by Kearsley, print- ed its 1 i93, it is said, 11 Out of these con- fusions its England, Malcolm King of Scot- land did take his opportunity for action. He received into protection many from Eng- land, who either from fear or discontent- ment forsook their country, of whom many families in Scotland are descended, and namely, these, Lindesay, VAus, Ramsay, &c. &c." Lord Hailes, Rapist, Hume, and other authorities, notice the reception of the Anglo -Normans by Malcolm. N1seeT (Ar. Vans of Barnbarroch) says, " The learned antiquary and historian, Sir James Dalrymple, observes that the ancient surname VANS, in Latin Charters called De Vallibus, is the same with the name of VAUX in England, and is one of the first surnames which appear there after the Con- quest. One of the family came to Scotland in the time of King David I. and in the reign of his grandson and successor Malcolm IV. mention is made of Philip de Vallibus who had possessions in the South, and soon after that we find the family of Vallibus or Vans, proprietors of the lands and Barony of Dirletoun in East Lothian." JOHN DE VALLIBUS is a witness to two charters of King MALCOLM IV. the one No. 31 in the Coldingham Chartulary, and the other among the Lundin Charters. In 1174, JOHN DE VALLIBUS was one of the hos- tages to the English, for the ransom of the Scots' King, William. He was s. by his nephew or cousin, JOHN DE VALLIBUS, designed son of Robert of Ellebottl. The son and heir of this John, JOHN DE VALLIBUS, is called John the younger, Dominus de Dirleton, when grant- ing five marks yearly out of his Fair of St. James's in Roxburgshire, as a composition regarding his disputed patronage of Wilton. This John in 1244, is mentioned as one of the lllaynates of Scotland, in the Pope's ra- tification of the peace between England and Scotland. In 1255 he was one of the Hurons who counselled, or rather forced, King ALEXANDER III. to change his ministers. His grandson, JOHN DE VAUX, appears to have been the second husband of Dervurgill,• (the: duo. of Allan, Lord of Galloway, by Murgitrrt. eldest daughter of David, Earl of )iunt- ingdon, third son of King DAVID 1. of Scotland,) the widow of Sir John Bitliol, and mother of JOHN BALIOL, who claimed and obtained the Crown of Scotland. Ile sate in the parliament of Brigham, in 1200, and the next year swore fealty at Berwick to EDWARD I. In 1298 lie defended the: Castle of Dirleton against the famous A n- thony Beke, Bishop of Durham. In 1304 he was a principal party to the agreeutrut between 1'DWARD of England, aid John Comyn, and according to Ryley's Pl:,arta. John Comyn, Edmund Comyn, Jul,,, de Graham, and John de Vaux, settled this agreement at Strathord, the 9th Februarv, 33 EDWARD I. The sincerity of this suii- mission seems to have been more than doubt- ful, for in 1300, mention is made of hint as a friend of ROBERT BRUCE. To this John succeeded THOMAS DE VAUX, who is mentioned by Guthrie, and Brady as being one of the siat� - five Earls and Lords who h•d the Scotcl► army at the battle of ilalidon )fill, 19th July, 1333. 1(e Was sluiu in 1:146 tit Net il's Cross, where also his successor, Wil.LIASI VAI'X, wits taken f,rison(tr. After being detained for some time in H-tig kiid, in captivity, he returned to Scotland, and his name appears in many of the transactions of that period, especially its a party to the ransom of King DAVID 11. Ile died in 1364, and was s. by his eldest surviving son, WILLIAM VAIIX, who d. in 1392, and was succeeded by two co -heiresses; but whether they were itis own daughters or those of his elder brother, Thomas, who had been killed at the siege of Berwick, in 1355, is uncertain. The elder wedded Sir John Halyburtonj and the second, Sir Patrick Hepburn, younger, of Hailes, ancestor to This second marriage of the grandaughter of the Earl of Huntingdon, is not mentioned by Wyntoun or others, but the evidence of it is to be found to the Dryburgh Chart, ( Nos. 126. 127, 1 Y08, Iff%) where is given a Charter by Alexander de Baliol of the wood of Gleddiswood, .. qut quon- dam fuit cum Domni. Johattnis de W allibus, et Dna, Dervorgill Sponse sue " t The fatuity of Sir .lohtt llalyburton, who be- came l,Iure u:uris) Lord of Dirleton. ended, after a few descents, in three sisters, viz. Janet, no. to William, second Lord llutlivun. biariotu, us, W George, fourth Lard Iloute. Margaret, m. to George her, of Faudensidu. 438 VANS-AGNENIT. OF BAR'S BARROCII. the well known Earl of Bothwell, husband to Queen Mary. In his account of the Dirleton family, Chalmers, (Caledonia, vol. ii. p. 436.) omits several generations, and in vol. iii. page 3116, . talking of Wigtonshire, he makes a curious mistake, for lie considers the Barn- barroch, and the Sheuchan familiis as dis- tinct, whereas they are the same. On the saute page however he justly observes, " the nanie has been changed from Vans to Fans, a change peculiar to this shire," and although he does not dispute the Barnbar- roch branch being descended from a younger son of the Dirleton family, he thinks Alex. Vaux, Bishop of Galloway in 1426, was the first of his name in Wigtonshire. Ni3bet, vol. ii.App. p. 250, says positively, that the Barnbarroch branch are the only remaining heirs male of the Dirleton family, that they descend from a younger son, and although they have no charter older than IVA, yet 11 that the Vanses of this house have subsisted long before that," Nisbet also says, that, •' now since they represent the principal family, by the rules and maxims, that are laid down in Herauldry, they may strike out the mollet, the brotherly differ- ence, and wear and carry the Bend Simple, as they have done for some centuries." Tradition says the same, and that the first Vaux in Wigtonshire married an heiress there; it is said a de Morville. In " 1' Histoire des Malheures de la France sous le Roi Jean," publi6 k Paris cliez Barde, 1611, vol.ii. p. 103, it is stated, talk- ing of the battle of Poictiers, (A.D. 1356.) and of the Scots of note who fell there, "et Andrd Vaus de Gallovay, le frere d'armes du Seigneur Arehimbald.' —Douglas. Barnes, Hollingshed, Abercrombie, and others, men- tion SIR ANDRtw VAvx to Lave been killed at the battle of Poictiers; and this Andrew is believed to have been the younger brother of Willielmus of Dirleton, to have settled in Galloway, and to have been succeeded by another Sir Andrew whose name ap- pears in the settlement of the Scot's Crown, made at Scone, 4th April, 1373, although in Robertson's records the name is erroneously given, Andreas de Valonius. His younger bon was Alexander, Bishop of Galloway from 14.26 to 1451, and he was s. by his eldest, JOAN VANS, who was sent, in 1437, toge- tlier with Alexander Don- de Gordon, Alexander Don- de Montgomery, and Jo- hannis Methven, clericus, as ambassadors from JAMES II, of Scotland, to HENRY VI. of England; and along with these persons concluded a truce the following year. He espoused E. Kennedy, and had issue, RoaERT, his heir. N inian, who is believed to have been Bishop of Galloway. Martiu, who was almoner and cotif: ssor to James III. and ambassador tp Denmark, in 14611. John, of Loclislin,• in Rosshire. The eldest son, ROBERT VANS, acquired from the Earl of Douglas, a charter of the lands of Barnbarroch, dated 26th January, 1461, which was ratified by the crown, 13th Au- gust of the same year. This gentleman wedded the Lady Eupphemia Graham, of the house of Menteth, who long survived him, and became the third wife of Sir William Stewart, ancestor of the Earl of Galloway. By this lady he had issue, BLAIza, his heir. Thomas, ambassador to England in 1457, dean of Glasgow, secretary to the king, and keeper of the privy seal. George, Bishop of Galloway. Patrick, Prior of W hitebonie. Robert Vans was s. by his eldest son, BLARE VANS, of Barnbarroch, who m. Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Sir John Shaw, of Haillie, and widow of Sir John Stewart, of Garlies, by whom he had a son and heir, PATi11cK VANS, of Barnbarroch. Tfiis gentleman wedded Margaret, daughter of Gilbert, second Lord Kennedy, one of the regents of Scotland, and grandson of the Princess Mary, daughter of King ROBERT III. by whom he left at his decease, in 1628, a son and successor, , hereditary coronership or crownershipt of Wigtonshire. Sir John, being slain at the Battle of Pinkie, in 1547, was s. by his son, ALEXANDER VANS, of Barnbarroch, who espoused first, Janet Kennedy, daughter of Gilbert, second Earl of Cassilis, by7his wife Isabel, daughter of Archibald, second Earl of Argyle; and secondly, Euphemia, daugh- ter and co -heiress of Sir John Dunbar, by Elizabeth, daughter of Mango Muir, of Rowallan. Dying, however, issueless, in 1568, he was s. by his brother, SIR PATRICK VANs, of Barnbarroch, who wedded first, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Hugh Kennedy, of Girvan Mains, but by her had no finale issue. He married se- condly, the Lady Catherine Kennedy, daugh- ter of Gilbert. third Earl of Cassilis, by The LocasuN branch ended in females about the year 1600; and about the same period, and in the same manner, terminated the Vanses, of Manie, in Aberdeenshire, a branch certainly connected with the Barnbarroch family, but how does not appear. t The crowner of each county or district, com- manded the troops raised in it, and attached all those guilty of breaches of the king's pence. P 0 VANS-AGNEW, OF BARNBARROCIL 4 ,:) whom he had a son, JoHx, his heir. Sir Patrick Vans was of the privy council, a judge, ambassador to Denmark, and one of the commissioners appointed to govern the kingdom during the royal absence. He died in 1697, and was succeeded by his son, SIR JOHN VANS, of Barnbarroch, who, when under age, was appointed commen- dator of the famous Abbey of Crossraguel, which, a few years before, had been the scene of those cruelties (mentioned in Pit - cairn's History of the Kennedys,) from which Sir Walter Scott has sketched his torturing of the Jew in Ivanhoe. Sir John M . Margaret, daughter of Uchtred M'Dow- all, of Garthland, by Margaret, daughter of Henry Steward, first Lord Methven, and had issue. Sir John, who was of the privy council, and a gentleman of the chamber to James VI. died to 1642, and was s. by his son, PATRICK VANS, of Barnburroch. This gentleman espoused Grizel, daughter of John Johnston,* of Annandale, lord justice general of Scotland, and widow of Sir Ro- bert Maxwell, of Spotts, by whom he left at his decease in 1673, a son and successor, PATRICK AC..%EW, esq. first possessor of Seuchan, was the second sun of Sir Patrick Agnew, first baronet of Lochuaw, by Alar- garet, daughter of Sir Thomas Kennedy, of Culzean, uncle and tutor to the then Earl of Cassilis. Ile espoused in 1638, Janet, daughter of William Gordon, of Craichlaw, cadet of the Kenmure family, and was s. by his son, ANDREW AGNuw, esq. of Seuchan, who wedded in 1675. Elizabeth, daughter of Patrick M'Dowall, call. of Logan, and had a son and successor, ROBERT AGNEW, esq, of Seuchan. This gentleman married Margaret, daughter of Patrick M'Dowall, esq, of Freugh, and their only child and heiress, MARGARF.T, espoused, as stated above, JOHN VANS, esq. of Barnbarroch. Arnss--Quarterly ; first and fourth, arg. a bend gu. Second and third, arg. a chev. between in chief two cinquefoils gu. with a cross crosslet fitche6 sa. in centre and in base a saltire couped. Crests—First, A lion rampant, holding scales in the dexter paw. Second, An eagle issuant and regardant ppr. Supporters—Two savages, with clubs in their hands, and wreathed about the middle with laurel. Mottoes—Be faithful, for VANS. Consilio, non impetu, fur AGNEW. Estates— I n Wigtonshire, and a small portion in Kirkcudhrightshire. Torun Ilesidence-26, Upper Harley - street. Seats—Barnbarroch, near Wigton. Park House, near Su►nraer. under a mutual entail, a.•aur:rd rl.o. additi- onal surname and arms of Awst.w. lie died in 1780, and was s. by his sou, ROBERT VANS-AONEw, esq. of Burnbar- roeh and Seuchan, who n1. Frances, daugh- ter of John Dunlop, esq. of that Ilk, by Frances, only surviving child of Sir Thomas Wallace, bart. of Craigie, and had issuo, JOHN, his heir. PATRICK, successor to his brother. Henry -Stewart, an advocate at the Scottish bar. Margaret. Frances-Georgiana Anna -Marla. h1r. Vans -Agnew, died in 1809, and wns s. by his eldest son, JOHN VANS-AGNEW, esq. of Barnbarroch, and Seuchan, at whose decease, unmarried, in 1825, the estates devolved upon his next brother, the present COLONEL PATRICK VANS-AONEW, C. B. of Barnbarruch acid Seuchan. FAIMILY OF AGNEW. M. PATRICK ANS, esq, of Barnbarroch, suc- ceeded, and an accumulation of debts forced him to sell every thing but the barony of Barnbarroch. He represented Wigton - shire in the first Union Parliament, and afterwards the Wigton district of boroughs. He m. first, a daughter of Sir James Camp- bell, of Lawers, by whom he had a son, who died without issue; and secondly, Barbara, daughter of Patrick M'Dowall, esq. of Freugh, by a daughter of Haltridge, of Dromore, In Ireland, and had issue. Co- lonel Vans retired, early in life, from the army, but died suddenly in 1733, owing to the breaking out of a wound received at the Battle of Almanza. He was s. by his son, JOHN VANS, esq, of Barnbarroch, who wedded Margaret, only child and heiress of Robert Agnew, esq. of Sheuchan, by Mar- garet, another daughter of Patrick M'Dow- all, of Freugh,t and upon his marriage, 0 By Margaret, daughter of Sir W. Scott, of Buccleuch. t The M'Dowalls of Freugb became Earls of Dumfries; and the title is now enjoyed by the Marquess of Bute, in right of his mother, who was daughter and heiress of the late earl. \\\ \\ * a \ , � � \ 0 ——-- }� A 3E zv 08 No. of Sbost Of abs Ordnance SurveyMnps. Townlnnda and'fowm' Aroa in I9taA Acreal Coamty. I Barony. I Pariah, I four Irw Udo inn hpj, A. R. P. --- -_ 32, 33 CaNerstown 406 1 10 Wcstualith Partullagh Cluufml Mellinger 32 Culverctoon Demesm 223 0 22 Kildare . Nnrtugh&RebanEut Davidstown Alhy, 32 Calverstown Little . 407 2 0 KildareNnrrngh&Rebar East Davidstown Athy 33 CMI1 163 0 31 b'ermanngh I(nockninny Kivawley Lisnnskra 10, 11 Cnm 1,472 3 5 Londonderry Coleraine Mannequin Coleraine, 15, 20 Cam 406 a 3 Longford , ANngh 3lmtrim . Granard , ?A 4B Cam 1,000 1 37 ,ut l9ommon Athlon Athlone Cam � Athlone • Alhlwa• 16,17,22,23 Camndorry or Seven- churches 4,516 :I 36a Wicklow , Rallinncor North Derrylossary Rathdrum 19 Camagh 452 1 30 Armagh Armagh Derry'nouse Armagh 13 Camagh . 182 2 311 Cavan Tullyhnw Templeport Bawnboy , 22, 25 Camagh 303 0 :37m Leitrim Carrignllen Oughtemgh Bnwnboy , 16 Camugh 387 1 9 Longfurd . Grumrd Abbeylarn Grananl 2,5 Camagh 355 0 13 Longford . Longford Killoe Longford . 2,3 Camagh . 676 2 629 Westmeath Fere Lickbla Grmlard 1 36 Camagh 50 3 31 Westmeath Aloyenahel Kilbeggan Tullnmon• it 30,33 Camughy 272 3 23 Afonaeltml Farley . Mngheracleome Cnrt!I** low 45 Camaghy 442 2 2 Tyrone Dungannon Middle . Pomeroy DaZgamtoa 10 Canceller UI :1 38 C:reuu Lusver Loughtec .. Uruminnc Cavan 17 - Camalt 57 0 •24 Leitrim Drmm�ht Inuhmngrath . 5fanorlu.1hoic 22 Camara 228 1 2 Wicklow . .I Tallnnstown Upper. I Domaghmoro Baltinglau L 22 Camnrnhill North 251 3 1Wicklow I'nlbotstown Uppor. I'TAI,otstown Domnghmore Bnllinglms 22 Camnrnhill South 229 213 Wicklow. . Upper. Donaghmore, BadUnglnsa 31,36 Camarms 1,365 1 30 Wcxfurd . I Slaulmmliere, West Kilgarvan Near ROet , 44 Camra 396 n le Limerick .. Glenquin . I Killetdy . Newendo 44 Cain" 670 1 31 Limerick . Glcuquin Monngay, Newt•natlr 31 Comas North 704 0 24 Limerick Smadlcounly, Mmmsteranenugh Cretan q 31,39 Camms Soalli 4118 1 7 Limerick . Snlallcounty Munmatmanenngh Rihuall a•k /j, 53 Cuniblestuwn 48 :1 18 Donegal Rilucaarenml Aghnnunshin Letterkanny 4 I X12 Canlhrickville . 43 I I Iauth Upper Dundalk Dundalk . Onminik , 7, Cnlll0n0a 535 0 33 Queen's Co. IM aryborcugh Weet, Olonenugh and Clona- gbecn Alounlme111ck , t. 23 Cnmlcuon 171 3 6 Queen's Cu. Upperwuwis OlTerhmm Abbeyldx 54 Cmncluun 194 0 19 Boeconnnon Moyeern, Mauro Ibllinnslwy , 68 Camelo n Beg 135 2 25( Ala, ro Ilnrrlehoole Bnrrixhooln Num•iwrtgp , 68 Camcloon \fore 83 1 1; Aluyu Burriahoolc 13urrishoule NcwlurP- 11, 17 Camcnill 564 3 0 Sligo Tiverngh . Kiloutul cdgnn Dmmaroi rel , 19, 32 Camderry 468 1 PI Calwny lhdlynloe Kilhognet Glenunic" 12 Cumderry 780 1 4g Leitrim Dnmmlmiru Clooncluru MmaOrlil�It" 41,42 Camdcrry 119 0 1; Tyrone Omagh Iimt .. Dramore. Omagh i 80 Cmndergambiunia 222 3 'li Afnyu Gallen Killednn . SwinoBtt� s 59, 67 I Carica I 172 2 28 :'Tipperary, S.K. Clanwilliaml Kilfeakle . 1 Tipperary,'—' 22 Camenabulo m: 1,043 0 24h Wickhm Ballinaeor South Knuckratla 1CnthJnt j 9 Contemn (lxland) 60 2 12 'Tipperary, N.1L Loaner Ormond Kilbarrun Bmrisuklmu(21 115 Cmnrtringnne. 41 2 15 Cork, W.R. Bear Kilamnenngh . Ce.0uh&J, 17, 18 Camgmrt . 452 t _G Ferm:mngli Tirke naw!)• Enniskillen Ennickl% 100, 108 Cmngort and Cor- ballymore 140 U 23 Galwn-v fmngl'm•d Dunnnnght t Purtu i npoo Ite 12, 13 Camheen 185 3 28 Lime ick Pubblebricu Mungrot . Linmrick . I 120 (omnill nun 1 0 :to; Mayo liilmaine . I Cong Balliurubu .I 1 120, 123 C.adll a nr Holy /gland 4 1 11 Mayo I(ilmnint, Cong Bslliurobe .I Iia 114 Cnminchm 249 U 23 1 Cork, W.R. Bear lrilmu mmag." . C'nsllvluwa: It 3, 7 CamIM Globe 271; 2 11 i Q¢een's Co. 'I'miethincit ]ioscuallie Aluuutnn4lkk L 9 Omnla1CI5.1 2 n I Mnnaghun SlunnghdIl Monaghnu Muungban 50, 51 Cnlllaela O 0 29 j lttwommnl Athlone . 'Tnghncnconnoll B:dlinaaluc Irs 38 I Cmnletter LA, I 1Fermanagh 6nockninny Kinaw•ley U81IRskea 107 Camliu 186 2 •!i I Donegal . Tirhugh . Kilbmron . I B¢Ilyahnnnan 9, In Cnmlin 274 0 17 Roscommon alone Entertainer Boyle , 17 Camliu 637 3 12 Tipperary, N. R, Ikanilh Corbally . 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