https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Rossbrin,+The+Laurels,+Co.+Cork/@51.527578,-9.4902107,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x484598942ca7feb1:0x2600c7a819bb5462!8m2!3d51.5280476!4d-9.4844419?hl=en

 

 

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Thomas Saunders Cave, Rossbrin Manor, Schull, Mining Speculator Extraordinary, 1852 Owner of Ballycumisk, Cappagh, Horse Island, Castle Point Mines.

 

Courtesy J. Brooke, 1991.  Extract p. 25 on

Click to access BM43-10-34-thomas.pdf

Various family members appear as book subscribers,

Gibson History of Cork 1861: Mrs. Cave. Rossbrin Manor,

 

Dr. Daniel Donovan, History Of Carbery, 1875:

Cave, Arthur Oriel, Rosbrin Manor, Schull, (3 copies)

Cave, Charles, 13th Regiment,

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Overview of mining in West Cork, commencement of copper mining, Allihies 1813, Ballycumisk and Horse Island 1814, Balllydehob 1820, Cappagh 1820, Gortavallig Kilrohane pre 1854 and 1890, Barytes Bantry, Scart, Derryinagh, Dereenlomane, Mount Gabriel, Dunbeacon Lead in Ballydehob, Gortycloona/Hollyhill (Bantry), Letter, Skeagh.

Photograph with names of Miners, Horse Island Copper Mine, West Cork, 1898.

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Subscribers Dr. Daniel Donovan, History of Carbery 1876.

Subscription lists often yield hidden connection either or extended families of by placing people’s original birthplace.

Died aged 37.  Son of Dr. Daniel O’Donovan.  Public lecture 1867 on Madeira, Lisbon, Jamaica Skibbereen. Died typhus.  Doctor, Royal Navy, Daniel, jun, North street  1876.

There were two O’Donovan medical families in Skibbereen Daniel Senior and Junior originally Clonakilty probably descended maternally from Clonakilty Deasys.  The other Dr. Daniel one of three brothers from O’Donovan’s Cove in Durrus all Magistrates and Landlords in Durrus and Caheragh.

All part of a complex extended family, highly political succeeded in ending tithes in Muintervara early 1830s and electing kinsman Rickard Deasy as M.P. He was later baron Deasy of Dublin Superior Court.  All share  direct lineage or by marriage to Alexander O’Donovan, Squince, Skibbereen, who died 1785 extremely wealthy in fishing, land and possibly smuggling.

Ahern, Walter, Inspector of Post Office, (4 copies)

Ahern, J. M.D., Cork

Allan, Rev. James,Creagh, Skibbereen, (2 copies)

Allan, Frederick, Munster Bank, Cork

Attridge, Mrs. Arthur, Skibbereen

Barry, James Redmond, Leeson Villa, Dublin and Glandore (25 copies)

Bantry, Earl of Seaview House, Bantry, (2 copies)

Becher, J.J., J.P., Castle Hyde, Fermoy

Becher, Richard, Stonewall Park, Kent,

Becher, Richard, J.P., Bellydevane, Clonakilty

The Honourable Colonel Bernard, Coolmain House, Bandon

Burke Henry, D.L., Lota Park, Cor

J.W. Burke, Solicitor, Cork

Bull, J.R., Blackrock, Cork

Byrne, J., R.I.C. Nenagh, Co. Tipperary

Brougham, Rev. Henry, Johnstown, Co. Kilkenny

Brophy, J. Skibbereen

Beechinor, J.D., Skibbereen

Butler, Miss, Drimoleague

Barry, G., New Mill, Rosscarbery

Beamish, Thomas, Kilmaloda, Drimoleague

Beamish, Thomas, Lahana

Brien, Joseph, The Hotel, Dunmanway

Casey, Robert, Solicitor, Montpelier House, Dublin, (5 copies)

Clerke, Aubrey St. J.B.L., Lincoln’s Inns, London (2 copies)

Clerk, John, Via del Serragli, florence, (2 copies)

Cave, Arthur Oriel, Rossbrin Manor, Schull, (3 copies)

Cave, Charles, 13th Regiment, (

Clarke, Charles, Skibbereen (2 copies)

Carson, Mrs. Coronea, Skibbereen (2 copies)

Carey, Richard, Munster Bank, Skibbereen

Coakley, William , Skibbereen

Collins, Miss, Skibbereen

Collins, Andrew, Skibbereen

Collins, Rev. D, P.P., Rath, Baltimore

Crowley, Rev. J., C.C., Caheragh

Cormack, Pierce, J.P., Lake View, Union Hall

Downing,McCarthy, M.P., D.L., Solicitor, Skibbereen, (5 copies)

Donovan, Rickard, Clerk of Crown (State Solicitor, first Catholic since 17th century), from Clonakilty, Crown Office, Cork, probably cousin of author. (2 copies)

Donovan, Florence, Somerfield House, Youghal

Donovan, John, Kilmountain, Castlemartyr

Donovan, Rev. Jeremiah, P.P., Aughadown, Skibbereen,

Donovan, John, Caheragh

Donovan, Daniel, Relieving Officer, Bantry

Dennehy, Mrs., Skibbereen

Downes,Thomas, Solicitor, Skibbereen (3 copies)

Donegan, Daniel, Solicitor, Cork

Deasy, REv. J. C.C., Union Hall

Denroche, James, Skibbereen

Downing, Francis, Solicitor, Killarney, may be brother of Skibbereen Solicitor

Dennehy, Henry, Very Rev., Canon, P.P., Kanturk

D’Ace, E.A.., Fermoy

Deasy, Miss, Ringmeen, Queenstown (Cobh)

Davis, Rev. Charles,C.C., Castletownshend, later involved in Baltimore Fishing Industry and Industrial School

1. Doherty, Solicitor, Bandon, family Land Agents to Lord Bandon

Eames, J. M.D., Eglinton Asylum, Cork

Emerson, Rev., Edward., B.D., Coolkilure, Dunmanway, Coolkelure Church. It was built in 1869 so he was the first rector.

Furlong, Mrs., Newcastle, Co. Tipperary (2 copies)

Finn, Rev., J. P.P., Newcastle, Co. Tipperary

Fitzmaurice, F.,Solicitor, Dunmanway

Ferguson, Robert, Q.C., Upper Mount St., Dublin, sometimes appears at Cork trials of period

French, Sampson, Cuskinny, (Cobh?), Co. Cork

Furlong, Mrs.J. Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, may be related to one of the Furlongs, maiden name Evanson, Durrus

Fanin, Messrs and Co., Grafton St, Dublin probably medical suppliers

Hill, Rev. P. Administrator, C.C., Skibbereen, (3 copies)

Hadden, David, M.D., Skibbereen, (2 copies)

Hadden, David, Junior, M.D.,  

John Hadden, M.D. Lincolnshire

Hadden, Provincial Bank, Cork

Heas, P., M.D., (possibly O’Hea), Clonakilty

Harvey, J., M.D., Cork

Hely, John, Glenshelane, Waterford

Humphries, George, Glanmire, Cork

Hegarty, Rev., J,  SS Peter and Paul, Cork

Harris, B, Munster Nak, Mitchelstown

Henry, Michael, M.P., Kylemore castle, Co.Galway (2 Copies)

Hicks, J., M.D., Schull, Co.Cork, (2 copies)

Hutchins, Arthur, J.P, Bantry

Hayes, J., The Mill, Lurriga, Skibbereen

Hore, Mrs., Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford

Hungerford, B.B., J.P., Ballyrisard, Skibbereen

Hennessy, John, T.C., Skibbereen

Hennessy, Rev, C.., Sherkin

Johnston, J., M.D., 2, Park View, Cork (2 copies)

Jenkins, Mrs. Kinsale

Joyce, John, Cork

Jervois, Sampson, Skibbereen (3 copies)

John Glasscott, Dublin Castle, (2 copies), mother Wexford Donovan, a Protestant sept of the O’Donovans originating in Carbery described by Dr. John O’Donovan as ‘rabid Orangemen”  The name appears in Bandon in the 1659 Petty Census.

Gallwey, Thomas, Glenbourne, Glanmire, Co. Cork, (4 copies)

Gallwey, Mrs., Kinsale, Co.Cork

Gallwey, Miss, Kinsale, Co. Cork

Gallwey, Denis, J.P., Greenfield, Clonakilty,

Henry Gallwey, Tramore, Co. Waterford

Gallwey, William, D.L., Tramore, Co. Waterford

Goodman, Rev. J., Glebe, Skibbereen, (2 copies), uilleann pipe player, Professor of Irish, T.C.D., native Irish speaker

Guns, Hugh, M.,  Newcastle West, Co. Limerick

Gillman, Mrs., The Retreat, Clonakilty

Keating, J., Hotel Cahir, Co. Tipperary

Kingston, Rev. P., C.C., Clonakilty, The Catholic Kingstons tended to be labourers/ working class – most likely the descendants of Kingstons that were disinherited when they ‘turned’. Not all, of course – there were a number of reasonably prosperous farmers from Drimoleague.

1. Kelleher, Clonakilty

Levis, Dr., Glenview, Skibbereen (2 copies)

Leader, Rev. T., Ballyclough, Mallow, (2 copies)

Leonard, J., M.D., North Earl St., Dublin

Newman, Henry, J.P., Betsboro, Skibbereen

Notter, Mrs.T. Skibbereen, descendants of German Palatine Protestants in Crookhaven c 1620

The O’Donovan, Lissard, Skibbereen (5 copies)

O’Connor, Denis, M.D., Camden Place, Cork, (5 copies)

O’Hea, Henry, B.L., Dublin (5 copies)

O’Hea, Right Rev. R.C. Bishop of Ross, Skibbereen, (5 copies)

O’Donovan, Miss, Leeson Villa, dublin

O’Keeffe, Rev., C., P.P., Drimoleague

O’Sullivan, Rev., J., C.C., Rosscarbery

O’Regan, Rev., P., P.P., Schull (2 copies)

O’Brien, Rev. C.C., Skibbereen (2 copies)

O’Driscoll, Summer Hill, Cork, (2 copies)

O’Grady Standish, B.L., 1 Upper Pembroke St., Dublin

O’Donoghue, W. P., Dublin

O’Byrne, REv., W. S., O.S.A., Cork

O’Leary, Rev., J., C.C., Cape clear

O’Sullivan, Rev., D., C. C. Kilcoe

O’Hea, Mrs, Clonakilty

O’Donovan, J., M.D., Leinster Road, Kingstown, probably later Chairman Kingstown (Dun Laoghaire) U.D.C, plaque to him on Pavilion Theatre

O’Sullivan, S., M.D.,Camden Place, Cork

O’Grady, Rev., W.W., Rector, Drimoleague

O’Keeffe, J., M.D., Spike Island  Co. Cork (British Navy Base)

O’Sullivan, P. Ballymena, Co. Wexford

O’Connolly, Dr.James, Durrus, Bantry

O’Flaherty, Peter New Ross, Enniscorthy, co.Wexford

O’Shea, J., National Teacher, Drimoleague

O’Neill, Gorey, Co. Wexford

O’Callaghan, James, R.I.C., Drimoleague

O’Hea, P., Solicitor, Skibbereen

Prendergast, James, J.P., Ardfinna Castle, Co. Tipperary

Palmer, Elliott, Day Place, Tralee, (2 copies)

Philips, James, Bandon Arms Hotel, Durrus, Bantry, The Philips arrived in Durrus when Lord Bandon recovered estate from Evansons c 1850. One of the descendants Kathleen Dukelow gifted the village funds to build Philips Green community centre c 2005.

Reidy, Maurice, Castle Island, Co.Kerry

Robinson, George, J.P., Coronea, Skibbereen

Ronayne, J., M.P., Ring Ronain, Queenstown (Cobh)

Riordan, J. Brighton Villas, Cork, (2 copies)

Reordan, Mrs, Townsend St., Skibbereen

Riordan Thomas, B.L., Lower Mount St. Dublin

Raycroft (Roycroft), J., Townsend St., Skibbereen

Somerville, Colonel J.P., Castletownshend, Co, Cork

Somerville, James, M.D., Union Hall, Cork

Somerville, D.A., Ballincollig, Co. Cork

Somerville, Thomas, J.P., The Prairie, Schull

Sullivan, A.M., M.P., Dublin, (3 copies) one of political ‘Bantry Gang’ with Tim Healy, William Martin Murphy

Sullivan, D. B., B.L., dublin

St. Lawrence, Mrs, Castletownshend (2 copies)]

Starkie, William, Resident Magistrate Queenstown

Swanton, Robert, Ballybawn, Ballydehob

Swanton, James Hutchinson, probably Carrisbrook House, Pembroke Road, Dublin. Leading Skibbereen Methodist owner Rineen Mills, mines with McNamaras, shipping, major land owner

Sheehy, M., Junior, Skibbereen

Sheehy, T, The Square,  Skibbereen

Sheehan, Miss, Post Office, leap

Starkey, William, M.D., Dublin, family probably from Rosscarbery

Stokes, William Day, J.P., Tralee, Co. Kerry probably descendant of Judge Day 18th century Judge from Tralee

Sweney, Owen, Fareen conner, Castletownshend

Shipsey, J, Cape Clear, probably of Catholic branch of an original Quaker family

Sullivan, J. Poor Law Guardian, Union Hall

Sheehan, Very Rev., Canon, p.p., Bantry

Townsend, John, J.P., Glandore

Troy, Rev., R., P.P., Castletownsend

Thacker, J., Molesworth Place, Dublin, possibly Joseph Thacker was an Anglican priest in the nineteenth century, most notably Archdeacon of Ossory from 1860[1] until his death in 1883.[2]

Taylor, Mrs. Greenmount, Skibbereen

Waldo, Edward, M., Stonewall Park, Kent, (Becher relation?)

Walter, Henry, St. George’s Hall, Liverpool

Wilson, Dr., Lower Baggot., St, Dublin

Wright, George, B.L., Lower Baggot St., may be from Clonakilty legal and landlord family

Wright, Henry, Solicitor, Clonakilty

Wade, Robert, M.D., Great Brunswick St., Dublin

Welply, Upton House, Upton, (2 copies) Most West Cork Welplys are McCarthy names and religion changed to inherit lands.

Wise, Charles, Rochestown, Co. Tipperary

Walsh, John, Roosogh, Skibbereen, (2 copies)

Walsh, J, Loriga, Skibbereen, (2 copies)

Original Publication 1876 republished Tower Books, Cork c 1970s

1876 Subscriber to Dr. Daniel O’Donovan’s History of Carbery, John Glasscott, Dublin Castle, (2 copies), mother, Wexford, Donovan, a Protestant sept of the O’Donovans originating in Carbery described by Dr. John O’Donovan as ‘Rabid Orangemen”

In the Grave papers (bought by Rev. Graves, Kilkenny from John O’Donovan’s widow) Royal Irish Academy Dr. John O’Donovan in the 1840s was trying to trace the O’Donovan and their various branches.  He was intrigued as to when the Wexford Branch left West Cork.

West Cork Subscribers of 1766 ‘The History of the Irish Rebellion’, Cork. History of the County and City of Cork, by Rev. Charles  Bernard Gibson, M.R.I.A., 1861.  West Cork Subscribers. 1876 Doctor Daniel Donovan, Subscription List of History of Carbery

Glascott family History

http://www.ocotilloroad.com/geneal/glascott1.html

nne Beata (Glascott) O’Donnavan

Birth: 19 May 1832, at 17 Leeson Street, Dublin, county Dublin, Ireland

Father: John Glascott

Mother: Mary (Donovan) Glascott

Married: William John (Donovan) O’Donnavan on 10 October 1872, in New Ross district, county Wexford, Ireland

William was Anne’s first cousin. He was born on 9 June 1832, the son of William Donovan and Elizabeth Dallas. William Donovan, of Tomnalosset, was the son of Richard Donovan and Anne Richards, and the brother of Anne’s mother, Mary (Donovan) Glascott. William was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, graduating B.A. in 1855, LL.B in 1859 (both in the name William John Donovan) and LL.D. in 1860 in the name William John O’Donnavan. He was a Member of the Royal Irish Academy, elected on 8 May 1865 (Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy vol 9 p224)and the Royal Dublin Society, elected in 1874 (Kerry cattle herd book p48). William’s name change from his father’s Donovan was deliberate, and presumably occurred between 1859, when William was awarded the degree of LL.B. in the name of Donovan and 1860 when he graduated LL.D. in the name O’Donnavan.

The Topographical Poems of John O’Dubhagain and Giolla-na-naomh O’Huidhrin p40 (A. Thom, 1862):

Morgan William O’Donovan, Esq., of Montpelier, in the county of Cork, has not only re-assumed the O’, which his ancestors had rejected for many generations, but has styled himself “the O’Donovan,” chief of his name, being the next of kin to the last acknowledged head of that family, the late General Richard O’Donovan, of Bawnlahan, whose family became extinct in the year 1841. His example in resuming the O’ has been followed by Timothy O’Donovan, Esq., of O’Donovan’s Cove, in the county of Cork, head of a very ancient sept of the same family, and by William John O’Donnavan, a junior member of the Wexford Clan-Donovan.

The article in now available online: 1845-7

These records were transcribed in 1946 by T. Shea and published in the 1946 issue of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society.  

Click to access b1946-006.pdf

It was based on the record lent to him by William Daunt of Deriga House, Ballineen.  His uncle Mr. Daunt was secretary of the Society and presumable maintained the records including the townland of the member.

Landlords have enjoyed a bad press in Ireland,.  However n West Cork, some and their agent were anxious to promote modern agriculture, new crops, selective breeding, instructors.  The various Agricultural Societies normally have a large Landlord representation.

Manch

Conner, possibly not a member but gave speeches.  The Conners/Connor/O’Connors were agents for the Devonshire Estate but dismissed for alleged malpractice in granting favourable leases to relations.  The family may be a scion of the ancient irish O’Conor family or London merchants Conner.  Over the years individuals were involved in civil affairs some loyalist some nationalist. The line survives through the Fawcetts

Aghyohill, Clonakilty

Pat Walsh, family there 1946

Ardkillen, Enniskeane

1. Crowley, family there 1946
2. Deasy,  family gone 1946
3. Hurley,  family there 1946
4. Hurley,  family there 1946
5. Mahony,  family there 1946

Jeremiah Mahony,  family there 1946

1. Sullivan,  family there 1946
2. Sullivan,  family there 1946

Ardkitt, Enniskeane

..  O’Donovan, family there 1946

Ballineen

1. Crowley, family there 1946

John Culnane, family there 1946

1. Daunt, family gone 1946
2. Fuller, family gone 1946

…  Godsell, family gone 1946

1. Jagoe, family gone 1946

John Schofield, family gone 1946

Bandon  

Lord Viscount Bandon, family gone 1946

Hon, H. B. Bernard, family gone 1946

Hon, Rev. C. B. Bernard, family gone 1946

Mr. Thomas

Kilountain, Bandon

Pearse Appelbe,  family there 1946

…  Barrett, family gone 1946

Knocks, Ballinascarty

…. Bateman, family gone 1946

John Brien

1. Buckley
2. McCarthy
3. McCarthy

James O’Donovan

1. Sullivan

Garranelahan, Ballinascarthy

John Donovan   

Gerah, Macroom?

…. Donovan, family there 1946

Gortenroe, Macroom?

1. Daunt,  family gone 1946
2. Daunt,   family gone 1946

Keel, Innishannon

…  Brennan,   family gone 1946

1. Kelleher,   family gone 1946
2. Kiely,   family gone 1946

Keelnameala, Ballineen

1. Wood,   family gone 1946
2. Wood,  family gone 1946

Kilmacsimon, Bandon

Thomas Flynn, family gone 1946

… Harrington, family gone 1946

Pat Sullivan, family gone 1946

Keelnarovanagh, Maconleigh, Macroom

Sam Bateman,  family gone 1946

1. Desmond, family there 1946

… Hurley, family there 1946

James Kent, family there 1946

…de Long

T .Woods, family gone 1946

… Warrington

Pat Sullivan

Kildarra, Bandon

1. Teape, family there 1946

Maulrarouga

..  Bateman,

.. Horrigan, family gone 1946

.. Hennigan, family gone 1946

1. Leary, family gone 1946
2. Murphy, family there 1946
3. Sealy, family gone 1946

Moneygaff, Coppeen

1. Buttimer, family there 1946

Jer Crowley, family there 1946

Pat Connelly, family gone 1946

..  Griffin, family gone 1946

Richard Hurley, family there 1946

James Leary, family there 1946

1. Mahony, family there 1946
2. Mahony, family there 1946
3. Murphy, family there 1946
4. Nyhan, family there 1946
5. Shorten, family there 1946
6. Shorten, family there 1946

Tim Sullivan, family there 1946

1. Sullivan, family there 1946

Redmond Walsh, family gone 1946

Phale, Ballineen

Lord Carbery (Freke/Evans also in Castlefreke extensive estates in Clonakilty, Ballydehob, Durrus), family gone 1946

Raharoon, Bandon/Kilbrittain

1. Brennan, family there 1946

.. Walsh, family there 1946

Shanaway, Ballineen

Thomas Clerk, family gone 1946

… Hurley, family gone 1946

Owen McCarthy, family gone 1946

1. Manning, family gone 1946

..  Nyhan, family gone 1946

… Perrott, family gone 1946

… Sealy, family gone 1946

1. Sheehan, family gone 1946
2. Sheehan, family gone 1946
3. Sheehan, family gone 1946

… Williams, family gone 1946

Knockfenora

… Brien, family there 1946

1. Sullivan, family there 1946

Slaveen, Clonakilty

… Bennett,  family gone 1946

… Casey

Knockaneady, Ballineen

.. Schofield, family gone 1946

Knockroe, Innishannon

Tomes, Macroom

1. Buckley, family there 1946

Ballymoney

Rev. Robert Meade (Meades one of the ancient families of Cork),  family gone 1946

Ballykissane

1. Buckley
2. Duane
3. Murphy

Ballymountain, Innishannon

…  Falvey,  family gone 1946

Ballyowrane, Caheragh

An outlier of The Western Bandon Estate

1. Crowley, family there 1946
2. Crowley, family there 1946, the Ballyourane  Crowleys were among the largest tenant farmers in Carbery.  Jerry and James Crowley of North St., Skibbereen Apothecaries, 1810s on  probably of that line. DNA connects to Beechers, Evans, Young.
3. Donoghue, family there 1946

Con Driscoll, family there 1946

John Driscoll, family there 1946

1. Hurley, family there 1946
2. Keohane, family there 1946

Dan MacCarthy, family there 1946

1. MacCarthy, as transcribed, family there 1946
2. MacCarthy, family there 1946

… Mahony (c 1850 some of the Crowleys and O’Mahonys are moved to Ahagouna, Durrus,  as Lord Bandon recovers Durrus estate), family there 1946

1. Sullivan, family there 1946

Ballytrasna, Kilmurray

… Gash,  family gone 1946

1. Kelleher, family there 1946
2. Lyons, family there 1946

George Wiseman,  family gone 1946

Bohana, Clonakilty

1. Buttimer, family there 1946

George Moore,  family gone 1946

Breaghina

John Hurley, family there 1946

Caledon

Miss Alexander (a visitor may be related to Co.Tyrone family at Caledon)

Carrigroe, Enniskeane,/Ballinascarthy

1. Crowley, family there 1946

James Keeffe,  family gone 1946

1. Long,  family gone 1946
2. Quirke,  family gone 1946
3. Quirke,  family gone 1946
4. Quirke,  family gone 1946

Carrigmore

… Lysaght,  family gone 1946

Castlebernard, Bandon

..  Bell,  family gone 1946

..   Smith,  family gone 1946

Castletown, Dunmanway?

1. Appelbe, family gone 1946
2. Chinnery, family there 1946
3. Cummins, family gone 1946
4. Fuller, family gone 1946
5. Fuller, family gone 1946

Thomas Godsell, family gone 1946

…  Moore, family there 1946

1. Noonan, family gone 1946
2. Northridge, family gone 1946.  Dunmanway Northridges reputed to come from Ballinascarty. When they moved they took two Deasy brothers, Ploughmen with them said to be origin of Dunmanway Deasys
3. Shorten, family gone 1946
4. Swanton, family gone 1946

..  Wood, family gone 1946

Curragh, Kilmurray

1. Donoghue, family there 1946

Church Hill

… Longfield, family gone 1946

Clodagh, probably Kilmurray

Denis MacCarthy, family there 1946

Denis Murphy,  family there 1946

Clonakilty

1. H. Appelby,  family there 1946

Coppeen

… Costello, family gone 1946

… Damery,  family there 1946

Dan Hurley,  family there 1946

Crookstown  

1. Murphy, family there 1946

Curourane

James Collins, family gone 1946

John Collins, family gone 1946

1. Hurley, family gone 1946

Derry

John Culnane,  family there 1946

John Smith, family gone 1946

Derrygra, Enniskeane

1. Burchill, family gone 1946
2. Crowley, family there 1946

..  Daunt, family there 1946

John Harris, family gone 1946

John Sullivan,  family gone 1946

Tim Sullivan,  family gone 1946

Dromduff, possibly Manch

… Kearney, family there 1946

Dunmanway

General Shouldom, (Landlord), family gone 1946, Shouldoms descend from Shouldam/McCarthy wherein Shouldham acquired part of McCarthy Dunmanway Estates,  she appears shortly after in the Convert Rolls

1. Shouldom, family gone 1946

Mrs. Shouldom, family gone 1946

Enniskeane

1. Halliburton, family gone 1946

Rev. Mr. Sherrard, family gone 1946

.. Therane, family gone 1946

Farran, Macroom

… Murray, family there 1946

Gaggin, Bandon

1. Tanner, family gone 1946

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Derrigra,+Ballineen+and+Enniskean,+Co.+Cork/@51.7355551,-8.9573658,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x4844f93aec66aa55:0xd8b7a842d560bc7f!8m2!3d51.735556!4d-8.948611?hl=en

1847, Irish Speaking Among Protestants in the Bandon Valley.

It might be noted that later in the century most people in West Cork still continued to speak Irish but through the medium of the English language.

Minutes of Ballineen, Co. Cork, Agricultural Society 1845-7, ordered that pamphlet on turnips be translated into Irish for some of the Protestant famers, turnips, flax growing plight of labourers, attendance by name and townland 1847 contrasted with 1946 location of families.

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1590-1940, Listing of Individuals in Petitions, Subscriptions, Funerals Etc, West Cork.

 

Only  a drop in the ocean.

 

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JCiy6SrfhgWPMBSwm2r180BcGBOqwiecajz7EHKl9Js/edit

https://www.google.ie/maps/@51.6307916,-9.3275355,12z?hl=en

The Spread of Trade, Fairs in West Cork, Aughadown, 1661, Ballydehob, 1620, Ballygobane alias Oldtown, Bantry, 1679, Bantry 1700,  Bawnlahan and Rahine and Drimoleague 1615 (O’Donovan of Castledonovan),  Clonakilty 1620, Drimoleague, 1768, Enniskeane 1620, Kilbrrah, Ballyhallow, (Dunmanway), 1615, New Stapletown (Skibbereen), 1675, Bridgetown (Alias Cornea) Skibbereen, 1676,

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1840.  Ballygurteen Fair, Dunmanway

1616.  Surrender and Regrant.  Patent of James 1 of England, Court of Pie Powder Reserved to Donnell O’Donovan for Fairs, Ascension Thursday and Townlands Listed from Castledonovan to Castlehaven, Caheragh, Glandore, Squince, Brahalish in Durrus. Manor of Castledonovan Power to Hold Court of Leet and Baron,  Friday Market at Rahine, Tuesday market at Drimoleague.

1858.  Sale of Lordship of Manor of Dunmanway (Town Charter 1693), The Purchaser will be Entitled as Lord of the Manor, To Hold  a Court of Pie Powder, To Adjudicate at Disputes Arising From Fairs.

1616. Ancient Bawnlahan, Leap, Fair Day, Ascension Thursday

1740.  Fairs Ballydehob,Bantry, Newtown (Probably Bantry), Skibereen and Bridgestone, Drimoleague, Dunmanway, Macroom and Inchigeela, Clonakilty, Timoleague

From ‘Harvey’s Jocular Medley’, ‘The Annual Fair will be held on the 13th May 1738 at Donovan’s Leap, (West Cork) now called Tonson’s Leap in West Carbery. Affords a place where vast numbers of cattle may be exposed fro sale. Free of customs and Tolls for three years. Having a glass of Whisky in a Tent at Balagurteen Fair (near Dumnanway), 1828 prior to emigrating to Canada.

Patent in Latin for Tolls and Fairs at Bridgetown (Skibbereen) held from King James 2nd of England, Markets Monday and Wednesday, Fairs 4th May, 2nd August, 12th October, 23rd December, Patent 1696 from King Charles 2nd of England Skibbereen, 2 Fairs, Markets Wednesday Saturday, together with Levies from Toll Board. Respectable Farmers had to Mix Sand and Gravel with Their Corn to Counterbalance Deduction for Beamage Evidence of Richard Becher, Justice of the Peace 1852. Stones and Inferior Butter Put into Firkins, 10 ton a week sold.

Tolls and Frequency of Fairs in Baronies of Bantry and Bere and West Carbery, 9 Fairs Skull, Bantry 1843, 4 Fairs from a Grant by Duke of Devonshire, Dunmanway, 4 Fairs Ballygurteen, Clonakilty, 6 Fairs Goleen, 12 Fairs and a Weekly Market at Ballydehob, Lord Belhaven’s patent at Castletownbere. No Disturbances in Collecting Tolls Except at Bantry Once.

1916 Swearing in of Daniel O’Leary MP for West Cork to House of Commons.  1918 his Question to Whether Local Magistrates Consulted  before West Cork Proclaimed and Prohibition of Fairs and Markets in Bantry and Castletownbere.

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Scart:  No remains of Castle

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Scart,+Co.+Cork/@51.6496387,-9.4642476,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x48450a85336cd145:0xda23c2ee01dc3896!8m2!3d51.6496279!4d-9.4554949?hl=en

Gearhameen, Castle substantially intact:

https://www.google.ie/maps/@51.6225813,-9.5500584,15z?hl=en

Death 1634 of Daniel McCarthy (Mucklagh), Scart Castle, Bantry and Coolnalong Castle, Gearhameen, Durrus.  Buried in the Abbey Bantry.

CART IE, Daniell Teige, of Belamoyre, co. Cork, gent., 4th son of Teige, of same, mar. Honora, dr. of Cormuck Cartie, of Kilco, in sd. co. Issue, 2 sons and 2 drs., viz., John, s. and h., mar. Joan, dr. of Fyning MeOwen Carty, of Gortneclohy, sd. co.; 2nd, Teige, mar. Lisagh 0 Lery, of Inchineneafea, in sd. co. Katherin, mar. to Teige MeCormuck Cartie, of Scartie, in sd. co., which T. MeC. and K. died, leaving issue, 1 dr. 2 dr. mar. George 0 Lery, son of Lysagh 0 Lery afsd. The sd. Daniel died·at Balamore afsd., – March, 1634, and was interred in the Abbey of Bantry. Testified by Daniel Donovane, of Castle Donovane, co. Cork, Gent. Recorded in Ulster Office,

From Richard Caulfield, Annals of Kinsale. 1879.

p.342,

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APPENDIX C. FUNERAL CERTIFICATES IN IRELAND. MS. British Museum, Adel. 4820. PARTS RELATING TO CO. AND CITY OF CORK. Presented by Rev. R. Pocock, D.D.

Probable descendant he in turn ancestor of Anglican Archbishop of Calcutta:

Father/Reverend Daniel McCarthy (1758-1828), ’An tAthair Tadgh Na Muclagh’, Formerly Parish Priest Durrus, West Cork 1790, Marriage to Sarah Blair, of Blair’s Cove, Durrus, and His Petitions to Dublin Castle, Genealogies.

Hereditary Ecclesiastics, Daniel McCarthy (1758-c1828) Parish Priest of Durrus, West Cork, Minister Church of Ireland and his grandson Welbore McCarthy (1840-1925), Anglican Archbishop of Calcutta, India.

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