Thanks to Bill Fahy:
Courtesy: Kilmeen Parish History, 1975 Dan O’Leary, Funded by Jerry Beechinor.
Jerry Beechinor was pioneering agriculturalist and prominent businessman. Probably native to the local area, he was Chairman of Cork Marts, International Meat Packers.
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Kilmeen
14th March 1794, Cork Evening Post
On the eve of the Assizes The Minister, Churchwardens, and the Principal Inhabitants of Kilmeen thank the Government for their aid when their property was attacked by a deluded mob.
Isaac Watson, Minister
James Hegartie and Sam Bateman, churchwardens
Francis Bennett, Letter
John Wright
Benjamin Wright
William Norwood
John Wallis
Jeffry Wallis
Thomas Northridge
Adam Hegartie
John Wolfe
George Fuller
Daniel Chambers
Pat Murrahin
Pat Boohane
Dan Boohane
Owen Noonan
Robert Birchinell (Burchill)
Jeremiah Donovan
Cornelius Dwyer
Cornelius Cahalane
Daniel Cahalane
Likely all people of some substance.
Courtesy: Kilmeen Parish History, 1975 Dan O’Leary, Funded by Jerry Beechin
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1659 Census (Probably from Hearth Money Tax Rolls) 1659.
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In relation to the O’Hurley forfeitures it has been suggested that the Protestant Hurley family of Kilmeen, Schoolteachers later Doctors are the direct descendant of the O’Hurleys of Ballinacarriga Castle, the name Randal runs in the family.
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Registered Vestrymen of Christ Church, Kilmeen, 1870.
Francis, Earl of Bandon, Castle Bernard, Bandon
Edward Hume Townsend, Coolnaconartha
Horace Webb Townsend, Coolnaconartha
Edward Smyth, Knocks House
Abraham Buttimer, Geragh and Derrivereen
William Pattison, Geagh
Daniel Hurley, Derrivereen
David John Gillman, Doctor of Divinity and Deacon, Geragh
John Harwick, Kilmeen Rectory Lodge
John Hawkins, Geragh (left parish)
John Sullivan, Coolnaconartha
Joseph Roper, Ballygurteen (went to London)
James Garvey, Ballygurteen (left the Parish)
Samuel Bateman, Liscubba
William H. Northridge, Liscubba
Henry Burchell Liscubba, (left the parish)
Charles Robinson, Kilmeen Cottage (left the parish)
Jonathan Wolfe, Coolnacocartha (left the parish)
John Bateman, Coolnaconartha
Jonathan Bateman, Kildee
Charles Northridge, Liscubba
William Wolfe, Dereen
Thomas Beamish, Killmod
Sampson Beamish, Kilmalooda
Samuel Northridge, Millenagun
Thomas Northridge, Millenagun, (let the parish)
John Northridge, Millengun, (left the parish)
Benjamin Northridge, Millenagun, (went to America)
Thomas Damery, Liscubba
Samuel Bateman, Coolnaconartha and Rossmore
Bennett M. Gillman, ‘The Retreat’, Clonakilty
Thomas Beamish, Cahermore
Henry Northridge, Junior, Liscubba
Joseph Woods, Millengun (left the parish)
Samuel Ford Junior, Knockea
Robert Buttimer, Knockawaddra, (left the parish)
William Hobbs, Millenagun
William Thornton, Dundanion, Co. Cork
Thomas Bryan, Caherkirky
George Ross, Knockawaddra
John Ross, Knockwaddra
Benjamin Shorten, Knockawaddra
William Buttimer, Ballinvard
William Buttimer, Junior, Ballinvard
Charles Payne, Lissnabrinna
John Hornibrook, Clouncarigeen
Thomas Nash, Oak Mount, (left the parish)
John Gabriel, Coolnanonartha (left the parish)
Anthony Kilroy, Ballygurteen, (left the parish)
James Greer, Geagh School House, (left the parish)
Courtesy: Kilmeen Parish History, 1975 Dan O’Leary, Funded by Jerry Beechinor.
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West Cork History 
I was very excited to find my great great grandfather William Moore listed as a church warden in the vestry book records for Kinneigh. This is a great find. However, your description of the records should include Kinneigh as it only has Kilmeen listed and I only checked because I recalled that Kilmeen was nearby. Only mentioning this because people searching may only know the name of the particular parish, in my instance, it would have been Kinneigh, and then miss out on these genealogical gems! From studying the maps and surrounding COI churches I just happen to be familiar with some of the other names.
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