The townland is included with some other totalling 1966
acres.
Bryen O Kearny of Lishine
Conor Ryan of Lissnakelly
Anthony o Dwyer of Clonyhorpa Esqr
Conor mc Teige Ryan of Drombane
PhiIlipp mc Mahony Ryan of Drombane
Derby mc Phillip Ryan of Drombane
Edmond Ryan of Drombane
John mc Daniell Ryan of Drombane
Teig Ryan of Drombane.
Donogh Ryan Drombane
John Ryan of Drombane
Dermott Ryan of Drombane.
Dermott mc Richard Ryan of Drombane
Donogh mcPhillip Ryan of Drombane
Wm mcRickard Dwyer of Drombane
Conor Dwyer of Curraghtarsny
Teig Dwyer of Curraghcrehy
Rory Ryan of Drombane
Two of these are scheduled for transplantation according to
Simington. Namely
John Ryan & Philip McMahon Ryan (called Phillip McMahony
Ryan above).
John Ryan is scheduled to be transported to Feacle (Upper)
or Tulla (Upr.) while Philip McMahon Ryan is scheduled to be transported to
Feacle (Upper).
There are two John Ryans in the 1659 Penders Census but none
in those parishes in Clare.
There are 18 Ryans recorded in the Griffiths Valuation for
Tulla Parish in Clare.
There are 3 Ryans recorded in the Griffiths Valuation for
Feacle Parish in Clare.
Back in Drombane in the Hearth Money Rolls;
In 1665 the following are recorded
William McDerby,
Derby Ryan
Thos. Cusshyne
Willm. Synode
Rory Ryan
John Dwyer
Thomas Ryan
Derby Ryan
Teige Ryan
John Yealding
Robert Carr
Henry Waly
Conor Dwyer
Richard Shipley
John Ryan
In 1666-7
William McDerby
Derby McShane
Mlaghlin McDonnogh
Teige McMahon
John O’Hea
Derby Quinlan
Danniell Glissane
Willaim McDonnogh
Peter Rian
Thomas Cussine
Mathew Dwyre
Teige McShane
Una Ny Derby
Teige Rian
Daniell Rian
John McDaniell
Connor Shane
Daniell Dwire
William Sinnod
William McConnor
Rory Rian
Rory Rian
John Dwire
William O’Lea
Thomas Rian
Darby Rian
Willaim Kennedie
Connor Rian
Edmond Cahill
And a 2nd return for 1666-7
Daniell McTirlah
Darby Rian
John Vealdon
William McMahoony
Edmund Dwire
Teige Rian
Connor Rian
Derby Kennedie
Rory Rian
Donnogh McShane
Six howses wast
Firstly what happened to John Ryan and Phillipe McMahony
Ryan, were they transplanted? At least for John Ryan, he may be one of the John Ryans
recorded above still in Tipperary. Philip McMahony is no longer recorded but we do see some of his
possible relatives in William McMahoony (Ryan most likely) and Teige McMahon (again
Ryan most likely) in Drumbane.
In the Tithe Appointment Books there are still lots of Ryans
in the townland.
Similarly in the Griffiths Valuation there are lots of
Ryans.
And also in the 1901 & 1911 census.
https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tipperary/Moyaliff/Drumbane/
https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tipperary/Moyaliff/Drumbane/
So we can see that Drumbane and associated townlands were heavily Ryan populated. Unfortunately due to the sheer number of Ryans we can’t say much else with certainty.
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