Castlecrannagh
The following were recorded in the Civil Survey in
Castlecrannagh
John Roch of Killnacrannagh Gent
In Crannagh we find
Richard late Earle of Corke
These are adjacent townlands so we will deal with them
together.
John Roch of Cranagh
He is an Irish Papist.
Joch Roch is also listed in Kilmcstully with the following
description.
“The sd John Roch Proprietor of one pld In Kilmcstully in
fee by Descent from his ffather Thomas Roch. who purchased the same from Kenedy
mcMahowne Inheritor thereof about the yeare 1610 (as wee are informed).“
In Crannagh he is listed as follows
“The sd John Roch Proprietor in fee by purches of his Rather Thomas Roch
(as wee are informed) from Teige mc. Therlagh Duffe of the sd. pid of
Killnacranagh long before the Rebellion.”
Next we find him listed for transplantation to Connacht in
Simington’s Transplanation to Connacht. He was to be transplanted to the Barony
of Ballymoe and the parish of Templetogher. There are 4 Roches listed in the
parish in the Griffiths Valuation with very small holdings.
However we then next find a John Roch in Gortmore in the
Hearth Money Rolls.
In later records for the area there aren’t any Roches in
Castlecrannagh (or Kilnacranna or Gortmore).
https://thetipperaryantiquarian.blogspot.com/2025/03/hearth-money-rolls-castlecranna.html
Although there are Roches in Griffiths Valuation in the
wider Arra area.
We also find in Simington that a Dermot Hogan of Cranagh was
listed for transplantation to Connacht. He is listed to go to Boyounagh Parish
in Ballymoe Barony in County Galway. There are no Hogans in the Griffiths
Valuation in that parish.
There is a Denis Hogan in the Tithe Applotment Books in Castlecranna
and a John Hogan in the Griffiths Valuation but none in the 1901 / 1911 Census.
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