The Tipperary Antiquarian

My blog looks at the archaeology and heritage of sites in Tipperary and surrounding areas. As many of these sites are on private property, it is important to request permission from the landowner before entering private lands so that access does not become a problem across all sites.

Monday, 8 July 2024

The Hearth Money Rolls in the half-barony of Owney


Work has begun on analysing the Hearth Money Rolls of the half-barony of Owney. 

 Hearth Money Rolls in the half-barony of Owney.xlsx

See also the 1766 Census for Kilnarath 

1766 Census for Kilnarath.xlsx

Civil Survey - Locations.xlsx - Microsoft Excel Online


List of links to the various locations

Killoscully

Castlewaller - Cully

Garraunbeg

Birdhill

Gortshane

Tullow

Carrowkeale

Doonane - Toorataggart

Ballinahinch

Cragg

Ballyhourigan

Coonmore

Foilduff - Coonmore

Kilmacogue

Oakhampton

Bauraglanna

Clonygaheen

Munnia

Greenhall Curraheen

Farneigh

Fiddane - Gortnaskehy

Rossaguile

Garraun - Rossfinch

Clonbunny - Rossary

Scraggeen

Portryan - Newport

Mountphilips

Ballykinlalee

Clonbealy

Clonsingle

Kilnacappagh

Shower

Ballymackeogh - rossary

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