My Irish Journal, William Penn includes his sojourns in Cork 1669-70.

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My Irish Journal, William Penn includes his sojourns in Cork 1669-70.

Part of University College Cork CELT project.

Penn shows himself to be quite sectarian and dismissive of Catholics in the journal probably reflecting the common English contemporary prejudices f the time. he is also a tough administrator of his father’s estates.

http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/E660001-002.html

Motif of John Molony/Mollowny (spelling varies), Surveyor, Co. Cork c 1740-1820


Motif of John Molony (spelling varies), Surveyor, Co. Cork c 1750-1820.

In the 1739 deed from Burlington some Clonakilty tenants are names including one Molony, this is not a common name in Cork may be a relation of John Molony.

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2014/11/27/estate-of-henry-jermyn-esq-aughadown-skibbereen-west-cork-1275-acres-part-survey-of-killsarlaghta-aughadown-1790-by-john-molony-ploughland-occupied-by-denis-driscoll-and-syeeygosnell-275/

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2014/11/27/survey-of-lislee-glebe-dioceses-of-ross-co-cork-old-and-new-by-john-molony-1801-showing-pound-courtmacsherry-road-earl-of-shannons-land-at-ballincurrig-and-hodges-and-foster-and-co-grafton-st/
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An English Traveller in Ireland 1672-4, Observations on hospitality, bragging, housing and sleeping patterns, baptism and death customs, obsession with genealogy, propensity to litigation.


An English Traveller in Ireland 1672-4, Observations on hospitality, bragging, housing and sleeping patterns, baptism and death customs, obsession with genealogy, propensity to litigation.

De Latocnaye 1796:

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2014/10/06/observations-of-breton-traveller-jacques-louise-de-bougrenet-de-latocnaye-in-west-cork-bandon-macroom-dunmanway-the-priests-leap-and-bantry-1796-keening-at-funerals-raths-and-lises-flax/

william-rufus-chetwood 1748

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/a-tour-1748-through-ireland-in-several-entertaining-letters-author-william-rufus-chetwood-including-cork-and-kinsale-ale/

Kohl 1842:

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/kohls-visit-to-bantry-co-cork-1842/

Halls 1840:

https://durrushistory.wordpress.com/2013/11/15/impressions-of-travellers-halls-of-ballineen-west-cork-ric-station-1840-and-kohl-1844-bantry-to-kenmare-on-ric/

The author is unknown the article was produced in the Journal of the Cork Archaelological and HIstorical society in the early 1900s. from which these pieces are Scan 1296

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Deed 26th June 1739 Lord and Lady Burlington to Henry Boyle parts of Clonakilty and some surrounding townlands , West Cork set out in schedule, containing Tenant names, parcels, rents names include Gould, Honners, Ware, Harris, Townsend, Hayes (O’Hea), Crook, Spillers, Taape, Wright, Carthy, Russell, Warner, Murrows,Crohane, Hanglin, Bayly, Cullenane, Molony, Gilbertson, Roch/Roche, Mead/Meade, Bennett, Ellis, Holmes, Sir Richard Mausell Pidgeon, Hungerford, Donovan.

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Deed 26th June 1739 Lord and Lady Burlington to Henry Boyle parts of Clonakilty and West Cork set out in schedule, containing Tenant names, parcels, rents names include Gould, Honners, Ware, Harris, Townsend, Hayes (O’Hea), Crook, Spillers, Taape, Wright, Carthy, Russell, Warner, Murrows,Crohane, Hanglin, Bayly, Cullenane, Molony, Gilbertson, Roch/Roche, Mead/Meade, Bennett, Ellis, Holmes, Sir Richard Mausell Pidgeon, Hungerford, Donovan.

The Burlingtons were the successors in title to Boyle the 1st Earl of Cork whose Estates ran from Bandon to West Waterford with chunks of West Cork.

Clonakilty Tithe Aplottments 1828 Susan Baretta Skib Girl Site:

http://www.corkgen.org/publicgenealogy/cork/titheapplot/ClonakiltyTAIndex.html

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