Killoscully
Again Killoscully isn’t specifically recorded in the Civil
Survey even though its various townlands are recorded under the United Parishes
of Killoskully & Killcomonty.
There is however the townland of Aghvehir which seems to
correspond roughly on the Down Survey map (Possibly along with Cruary). It is
mentioned twice and I’m not sure why that is exactly. (It is dealt with
similarly on the Down Survey map).
Firstly we have
Derby McWilliam Ryan of Rassane gt.
James oge Ryan of Gortcassane gt.
It also unusually records that Derby McWilliam Ryan purchased
his lands there from Dermott Mc Danniell of Aghvehir.
Another record for Aghvehir says
William oge Ryan of Clonbricke Esqr.
Edmond Ryan of Ballyourigan. Gt.
This area doesn’t seem to be mentioned in the
transplantation decrees.
In the Hearth Money Rolls there are no Ryans mentioned.
However there is the interesting Wm. McDerby.
Could he be the son of Derby McWilliam Ryan of Rassane who
purchased the lands from Dermott Mc Danniell? One we can’t be sure of but interesting
none the less.
In another entry in nearby Cruary there is a William Mc
Daniell Ryan of Cruary. Could Dermott Mc Danniell be a brother of William Mc
Daniell Ryan?
Looking at subsequent records for Killoscully there are
Ryans there in the 1911 Census. However
https://thetipperaryantiquarian.blogspot.com/2024/07/hearth-money-rolls-killoscully.html
However we also probably need to look at Aughavehir for
cluses as well.
1911 Census
https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tipperary/Killoscully/Aughavehir/
1901 Census
https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tipperary/Killoscully/Aughavehir/
Ryans in both of these.
In the Griffiths Valuation there are 3 Ryans for Aughavehir.
In the Tithe Appointments there are 3 Ryans also in the
townland.
So in theory any of these could be descendants of the Ryan
in the Civil Survey. At this stage it will be impossible to know.
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