I wanted to be better able to make sense of early 1600s and 1700s land transactions in Co. Cavan, so I started with land units as described in Coote. [SOURCE: List of the original
Patentees of Cavan, as reported by Pynnar, in his Survey of Ulster, made anno
dominie 1618—19. SOURCE: Statistical
Survey of the County of Cavan. Sir Charles Coote, Bart. Graisberry and
Campbell. 1802].
SEE ALSO: Description of original Patentees of Cavan
Sharon Oddie Brown. May 20, 2010
Updated May 21, 2010 - Thanks to the scholarship of Shane Anderson. More to come, I suspect.
A useful map can be seen at Plantation at Co. Cavan
There are also some good maps in Duffy, P.J. (1995) Perspectives on the making of the Cavan landscape. In: Cavan: essays on the history of an Irish county.Irish Academic Press, Dublin, pp. 14-36. ISBN 0-7165-2554-2 SEE: Link to Duffy article
And as well,
The confiscation of Ulster, in the reign of James the first, etc. by Thomas Mac-Nevin, 1846
Another recommended book is
George Hill's excellent work An historical account of the plantation in Ulster 1608-1620 Belfast, 1877.
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This is my hokey little map that helps me make sense of this.
1) Clanchie aka Clankee
2) Castlerabin aka Castleraghen aka Castlerahan
3)Tullaghgarvy aka Tullygarry aka Tullygarvey
4) Loughtee aka Upper Loughtee and Lower Loughtee
5) Clonemahown aka Clanmahon
6)Tullaghconche aka Tullyhunco
7)Tullaha aka Tullyhaw
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NOTE: In the table beneath, when I say “Guess at current” the emphasis should be
on the word “guess”. I am no expert, though I invite input in the hopes that together we can eventually get closer to the truth.
Landlord |
Barony |
Current
Barony |
“Denomination”[aka Parish or Townland] |
Guess at Current
"Denomination" Name |
1611 to Esme Stuart [Lord Aubugney] then sold to Sir James Hamilton |
Clanchie |
Clankee |
Keneth |
Kinnea, Knockbride |
John Hamilton |
Clanchie |
Clankee |
Kilcloghban |
Kilclogha, Drumgoon |
Wm Hamilton |
Clanchie |
Clankee |
Dromuck |
|
Wm. Bealie |
Clanchie |
Clankee |
Tonregie |
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Sir William Taaffe |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
Mulhgh |
|
Sir Edmond Phittilace and
Sir Thos. Ash |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
Carvyn. |
Carnin, Castlerahan |
Lieutenant Garth and Sir Thomas
Ash |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
Murmode. |
Murmod, Lurgan |
Capt. Ridgeway and Captain
Culme |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
Logh-Rammor, alias the
manor of Chichester |
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Sir John Elliot |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
Muckon |
|
Shane M'Philip O'Relie |
Castlerabin |
Castlerahan |
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Captain Hugh Culme and
Archibald Moore, Esq |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Tullavin |
Tullyvin, Kildrumsherdan |
Sir Thomas Ash and John Ash |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Drumsheel |
Drumsheil, Kildrumsherdan |
Mulmorie M'Philip O’Reley. |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Ittery-Outra. |
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Captain Reley |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Liscannor |
|
Mulmorie Oge O'Relie |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
|
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Captain Richard and his
brother William Tyrrell |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Itterery
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Maurice Mac-Telligh |
Tullaghgarvy |
Tullygarvey |
Liscurcron |
|
John Taylor |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Aghieduff |
Aghateeduff, Castleterra |
Thos Waldron |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Dromhin & Dromelin |
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John Fish |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Dromany |
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Sir Hugh Wirral |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Monaghan |
|
Sir Stephen Butler |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Clonofe |
Clonervy, Castleterra |
Sir Stephen Butler |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Belturbet |
|
Renald Home |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Lisreagh |
Lisreagh, Annagalliff |
William Snow |
Loghtee |
Upper & Lower Loughtee |
Tonagh |
Tonagh, Castelterra |
Lord Lambert. |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
Carig |
Carrick, Drumlumman |
Captain Lyons and Joseph Jones |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
Tullacullen |
Tullygullin, Drumlumman |
Lieutenants Atkinson and Russell later Archibald Moore.
Esq. |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
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Captain Fleming |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
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Mulmory McHugh O’Reley |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
Commet. |
|
Philip M’Tirlagh |
Clonemahown |
Clanmahon |
Wateragh |
Wateraghy, Ballintemple |
Sir Alexander Hamilton later Jane
Hamilton wife to Claude Hamilton deceased |
Tullaghconche |
Tullyhunco |
Carotobber &Clonkine |
Clonkeen, Kildallen |
Sir Claude Hamilton |
Tullaghconche |
Tullyhunco |
Clomny. |
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Alexander and John
Aghmootit also Sir James Carig |
Tullaghconche |
Tullyhunco |
Drumbeda & Kilagh |
Drumbagh, Killadan
Keilagh, Killadan |
John Brown also Archibald
Atcheson, Esq. |
Tullaghconche |
Tullyhunco |
Carrowdownan |
Carradownan, Killashandra |
Captain Culme and
Walter Talbot |
Tullagha. |
Tullyhaw |
Balleconnell |
Ballyconnell, Tomregan |
Sir Richard and Sir
George Grimes |
Tullagha. |
Tullyhaw |
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William Parsons, Esq |
Tullagha. |
Tullyhaw |
Larga |
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