1821 Surviving Census Lists County Clare, 1821

In the last years of the 19th century, genealogists Dr. Francis Crossle and Philip Crossle recorded a wealth of Irish genealogical resources. Amongst these was a partial list of the 1821 Census, including parts of 10 parishes in County Clare. These were: Drumcliff, Clare Abbey, Killone, Kilchreest, Kilfenora, Killilagh, Kilmaley, Kilmacrehy, Kilmanaheen-Clooney and Kilnamona.

PARISH: KILCREEST

12 Ballycorig.
1 story.
Patt Creagh, 40, boatman, 1 acre.
Honora Creagh, his wife, 32.
Martin Creagh, son, 3.
John Creagh, son, 1.
Hanna Morrissy, mother in law, 60.

5 Lisheen.
1 story.
Margaret Carrigg, widow, 60, farmer, 5 acres.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 18 (or 15).
John Carrigg, son, 10.
Cath Carrigg, daughter, 8.
Bridget Carrigg, daughter, 6.

25 Lisheen.
1 story.
Patt Donnellan, 36, labourer.
Margaret Donnellan, his wife, 30.
John Donnellan, son, 18 (or 15).
Mary Donnellan, daughter, 10.
Bridget Donnellan, daughter, 6.
Margaret Donnellan, daughter, 4.
Cath Donnellan, daughter, 1.

28 Lisheen.
1 story.
John Carrigg, 39, herdsman.
Honora Carrigg, his wife, 38.
Patt Carrigg, son, 19, labourer.
Thomas Carrigg, son, 18.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 16.
Cath Carrigg, daughter, 7.
Bridget Carrigg, daughter, 5.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, 3.
Dennis Carrigg, son, 1.

62 Lisheen.
1 story.
Elizabeth Carrigg, 27, widow, farmer, 14 acres and 17 acres bog.
Thomas Carrigg, son, 4.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, 2.

10 Lohvalla North. (now known as Lavally Townland)
House of Francis O’Neil, 68, farmer, 14 acres.
Johanna Mungavan, house keeper (age not stated).