Society for the Promotion Education of the Poor 1819, Schools, West Cork
Some West Cork Teachers, only a drop in the ocean gleaned from deeds, church records, directories.
Among the Protestant Teachers, the Hurley family of Kilmeen are allegedly descendants of the Hurleys who built Ballinacarriga Castle near Dunmanway. Looking at some of the other names it may be that lines of hedge school masters converted. It may be because these teacher were known for their mercurial temper and may have fallen out with Parish Priests.
Teachers, West Cork from 1660 and some from Report on Popery 1731
Society for the Promotion Education of the Poor 1819
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Sea Lodge: Timothy Daly may be from Dromnea also part of Evanson Estate in Kilcrohane and was location of O’Daly Bardic School. Ruins of school still extant just of Sheeps Head way from Durrus Court to Gearhameen, not the Sea Lodge on coast
1827 | Recommended for Gratuity | ||||
School Number | Location | Teacher | Numbers | ||
706 | Bantry Male | J.B. Patterson | 1828 John Lanktreee, Protestant, recommended Rev. Sadlier | 1822 John Holmes 18 in 1822 recommended John Smith Esq. | |
708 | Inch Cillertane | John McGivern | 71 | Richard McGivern , 1828, 19 recommended Rev James McCheane | |
709 | Female | Eliza McGivern | |||
712 | Drimoleague | Daniel Creane and Caffrey | 80 | ||
Female | Margaret Creane | ||||
715 | Barrack of Skibbereen | Robert Maguire | 11 | ||
716 | Ballydehob | Mathew Ross, Protestant, 24 in 1822 | 73 | ||
717 | Lemcon | Robert Driscoll | |||
718 | Gortnagroch | John Langtree | 74 | 1822 Florence McCarthy probably Protestant 50 pupils | |
719 | Whitehall | John Sheehan | 27 | Samuel Townsend Esq. | |
720 | Tullaw Baltimore | Michael Hutchinson | 58 | ||
721 | Creagh | Daniel Donoghue | Richard Lannin 33 in 1827 Protestant recommended Rev n Wright | ||
722 | Rooska | Thomas Goode (29 in 1822 then in Liscaha) | 45 | ||
723 | Glandore | John Drinan | 81 | 1827 John and Ann Hopkins | 1822 40 Male 25 Female James Donovan Catholic |
Female | Sarah Drinan | ||||
725 | Kilcoe? | J Baker | |||
726 | Lisacaha | John MacCarthy | 76 | 1822 Thomas Good 29 | |
727 | Island of Sherkin | Denis McMullan | 63 | ||
728 | Miltown, Rosscarbery | G Fitzgibbon | Alicia Clegg, 19 in 1828 recommended Re m Adams, Protestant | ||
729 | Corhow | James Donovan ( Catholic 27 in 1821 Recommended bt Rev. John Kenney 1822 in Glandore) | H B Beamish Esq. | ||
730 | Aughadown | C Webb | 41 | ||
Female | 44 | ||||
731 | Clonakeety Free | Anne Carroll 18 Protestant, in 1825 recommended Mrs. Burke | Eliza Wynne 18 mentioned 1825 Protestant | ||
732 | Shannon Vale | William Clarke | 37 | Mrs Robert Sadlier William Clarke | 1823 Sunday school receiving free books |
No Recommendation of Gratuity | Patron normally Church of Ireland Clergyman | ||||
Rock Island | James Reilly | 24 | |||
Dunmanway Female | Miss Tucky, Mary McGivern, 18 in 1825 Protestant | 57 | Miss Tuckey and Miss Cox | ||
Inchialley | 15 | ||||
Kilcoe | James Baker 25 in 1823 recommended Rev. J A Jagoe | 80 | |||
Bantry Male | 30 | ||||
Lemcon | Robert Driscoll 30, from 1820 Catholic recommended Rev A Evanson | 79 | |||
Sea Lodge (Durrus) | Timothy Daly, 27 from 1824, Catholic recommended by Nathaniel Evanson | 65 | Patron Nathaniel Evanson Junior (probably in nearly Durrus Court) | ||
Leap Male and Female | John Hailaran | 65 | |||
Leap 1822 | Cornelius Mahony Catholic 18 in 1818 recommended by Rev. John Kenney | 80 Male 4 Female | |||
Lisnabrinny | John O’Driscoll Esq. | ||||
Lowertown Schull | George Hunt, 19 in 1820 Protestant recommended Rev J A Jago | ||||
Castletown | Charles Wiltshire | ||||
Bere Island | Ann Sullivan | ||||
Ballydevlin | Tomas Bryan and Jane Burne? recommended Mrs Fleming | Mrs Fleming | |||
Timoleague | 1827 John Lane, 20 in 1826 recommended Re Ferguson | 60 | |||
Kilcreddin | |||||
Raheen | John Hogan James Hall, James Nash 20 in 1826, recommended Rev W L Beaufort | ||||
Templecarrigy | Michael Devonsher | ||||
Female | Sarah and Mary 19, in 1828 recommended Rev. Dr Austin Hallinan Catholic Ellen Wilson 19 in 1825 recommended Mr. Poole | ||||
Manche | Mary Brien Protestant 17 in 1828 recommended Rev J McCheene | ||||
Drinagh | Thomas Smyth 24 in 1828 Protestant recommended Rev Edward Staveley | ||||
Sauroo | Michael Carey | ||||
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