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).

PARISH: KILLONE

5 Bearnageehy.(Bearnageeha, Barnageeha))
1 story.
Thomas Mungovan, (Mungivan) 33, tailor. (Surname written as Mungivan)
Ellen Mungovan, his wife, 28, … maker.
James Mungovan, son, 8.
Pat Mungovan, son, 6.
Bridget Mungovan, daughter, 2.

3 Tiermaclane.
1 storey.
Martin Daly, 25, farmer, 5 acres.
Honora (Hanna) Daly, his wife, ?32. (32 or 52?)
Mary Roughan, 12, house servant.

14 Tiermaclane.
House of Pat (Patk) Reedy, (Reidy) 60, farmer, 28½ (or 25½) acres.
Michael Roughan, 50, house servant.

15 Tiermaclane.
House of Nathaniel ? (Patk?) Bruton, 34, 38 (or 35) acres.
Cath Roughan, 20, house servant,

27 Tiermaclane. (Teermaclane)
1 storey.
Michael McInerheny, 27, farmer, 75 acres.
Mary McInerheny, sister, 39.
?Lula Roughan, his ?uncle, 78 (or 75).
Anne Doherty, niece, 2.
Susanna Mallone, niece, 3.
Hanna Mallone, 32, house servant.

5 Killone.
1 story.
Mary Mungovan, (Mungavan) 82, pauper.
Johanna McMahon, 28, pauper.

7 Kilmurranebeg.(Kilmoraun, Kilmorane, Killmorrane)
1 story.
James Mungovan,(Mungivan) 40, farms and ?lake 5 acres. Also holds 5 acres in Ballyea and …
Bridget Mungovan, his wife, 33.
Thomas Mungovan, son, 12.
James Mungovan, son, 6.
Mary Mungovan, daughter, 10.
Kitty Mungovan, daughter, 2.
Bridget Mungovan, daughter, 8 (?).
Cath Mungovan, mother, 70.
?Patt (Patk)Spellissy, 24, house servant.

9 Kilmurranebeg.
1 story.
Mr Michael Roughan, 31, RC clergyman.
James Roughan, brother, 26.
Denis McNamara, 21, house servant.
Margaret ?Carlin, 25, house servant.
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Biographical note:

Rev Michael Roughan, Parish priest of Killadysert. (KIldysart)
The Limerick Reporter, 7 February 1840, reports the Rev Mr Roughan at Kildysert as parish priest and president of the local Temperance Society.
Death. On Tuesday, at his residence, Killadysert, in the 85th year in his age, the Rev Mr Roughan, P.P.. This Reverend and venerable clergyman was for a long period of time the pastor of a people who well knew how to appreciate his labours in the ministry: Clare Journal, 10 August 1868.
Family:-
Brother, James, b. 1795.
One of his brothers had a daughter, Johanna Roughan of Bridge Park, Knock, Clare. The Rev Roughan’s niece, she administered his estate, upon his death. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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(See below for further information on Rev. Michael Roughan)

7 Kilmurranebeg, Corrough subdivision.
1 story.
Michael Mungovan, (Mungivan) 37, farms and … 5 acres.
Mary Mungovan, his wife, 36.
Patt Mungovan, son, 10.
Michael Mungovan, son, 8.
Martin Mungovan, son, 6.
James Mungovan, son, 4.
John Mungovan, son, 2.

11 Dromenanuclagh. (?)
1 story.
Michael Roughan, 40, herdsman.
Sally Roughan, his wife, 36.
Bridget Roughan, daughter, 2.

7 Killerh East. (KIllerk East) (Note: X drawn across this list on Crossle record)
1 story.
John Corry, 35, farms ?11 acres.
Betty Corry, his wife, 32.
John Corry, son, 12.
James Corry, son, 7.
Bridget Corry, daughter, 4.
Mary Corry, daughter, 1.
John Flynn, 67, pauper,
Bridget Finucane, 70, pauper.

14 Killerh (Killerk) West.
1 story.
Michael Donnellan, 30, labourer.
Bridget Donnellan, mother, 60.
Bridget Kennelly, 24, flax ?spinner.(?)

14 Killerh (Killerk0 West, Shannacuil (Shannacool) subdivision.
1 story.
Pat Carrigg, 36, farms 4 and a half acres.
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 29.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 8.
Cath Carrigg, daughter, 6.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, 4.
Pat Carrigg, son, 1.
Pat Coughlan, father in law, 60.

4 Killerh West, Shannacuil (Shannacool) subdivision.
1 story.
James Carrigg, 34, farms 10 acres.
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 30.
Thomas Carrigg, son, 12.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 2.
Ellen Carrigg, daughter, under 1.
Ellen Hadlock, 14, house servant.

NOTE:

Rev Michael Roughan’s surname appears to be written as ‘Rohan’ in the book ‘Kildysart A Proud History’ and a plague on the wall inside Kildysart church. There appears to be an inaccuracy regarding the age of Fr. Roughan. In 1821 his age is recorded as 31 but the biographical note states he was in his 85th year at the time of his death in 1868. According to Ignatius Murphy in one of his volumes, Michael Roughan, PP of Kildysart since 1837, died on 6 August 1868. Educated at Maynooth, he was ordained in 1814. He served in Clarecastle and became PP of Kilmurry McMahon in 1823. An interesting story relating to Rev. Michael Roughan is documented in Ignatius Murphy’s ‘The Diocese of Killaloe 1800-1850’. In 1826, Bishop O’ Shaughnessy appointed Fr Roughan PP of Kilfearagh and Killard, following the death of Fr. McInerney. However, the parishioners wanted Fr. McInerney’s brother, Fr. Thomas, to succeed, but the bishop refused their request because Fr. Thomas ‘had a chronic drink problem’. However, when Fr Roughan arrive at Doonbeg church to say mass, a large group of people prevented him from entering the church. The same thing happened at Lisdeen and Fr. Roughan eventually returned to his Kilmurry McMahon parish.

PARISH: CLARE ABBEY

6 Morrisbeg now called Derrine.
1 story.
Denis Molony, 35, labourer.
Mary Molony, his wife, 25.
Pat Molony, son, 4.
Daniel Molony, son, under 1.
Mary Molony, daughter, 2.
Timothy Donnellan, father in law, 80 (or 50).
Pat Donnellan, brother in law, 24, labourer.
Michael Donnellan, brother in law, 17.

3 Ballyvannavan subdivision of Leaghknock.
1 story.
Pat Donnellan, 58, farmer, 6 acres.
Mary Donnellan, his wife, 54.
James Donnellan, son, 19, labourer.
Pat Donnellan, son, 15.
John Donnellan, son, 12.
Anthony Donnellan, son, 11.
Anne Donnellan, daughter, 1.
Mary Donnellan, daughter, 9.

5 Ballyvahane and Clohanaboy, subdivision Shanabally.
House of Pat McMahon, 38, taylor.
Pat Donnellan, 11, apprentice.

2 Carrownelly.
4 storey.
Garrett ??Parkinson, 35, MP, 50 acres.
John Roughan, 20, steward.

4 ?Callow.
1 story.
James Mungovan, 40, farmer, 3 and a half acres.
Ellen Mungovan, his wife, 38 (or 35).
John Mungovan, son, 11.
Mary Mungovan, daughter, 12.
Cath Mungovan, daughter, 7.

19 ?Callow.
1 story.
Betty Ahern, widow, 55.
William Ahern, stepson, 26, farmer, 2 and a half acres.
Elizabeth Dulhunty, niece, 14.
Elizabeth Garvey, granddaughter, 4.

12 ?Knocknagimand.
1 storey.
John Roughan, 25, labourer.
Anne Roughan, his wife, 30.
Pat Roughan, son, 5 and a half.
Michael Roughan, son, 2 and a half.
Mary Roughan, daughter, under 1.
Thady Sullivan, brother in law, 29, labourer.
Michael Sullivan, brother in law, labourer.
Johanna Sullivan, mother in law, 55.

3 Clare Abbey.
1 story.
Michael Pilkington, 72, farmer and labourer, 5 and a half acres.
Bridget Pilkington, 60, (?? his wife).
(Crossle’s arrow, saying “wife of” suggests that Bridget P, 60, is wife of Michael P, 72.) John Pilkington, son, 30, labourer.
Bridget Pilkington, daughter, 22.
Anne Pilkington, daughter, 20.
Mary Neylan, sister in law, 20.

1 Clare Abbey subdivision called Carrowmakelly.
1 story.
Pat Morriny, 32, farmer, 10 acres.
Winifred Morriny, his wife, 30.
James Morriny, son, 5.
John Morriny, son, 2 and a half.
Mary Morriny, daughter, under 1.
Mary Morriny, niece, 11, house servant.

9 Clare Abbey subdivision called Carrowmakelly.
1 story.
Thomas Morriny, 40, farmer, 4 and a half acres.
Mary Morriny, his wife, 38.
Michael Morriny, son, 9.
John Morriny, son, 6.
Patt Morriny, son, 4.
Cath Morriny, daughter, 19.
Bridget Morriny, daughter, 12.
Hanna Morriny, daughter, 2.

15 Clare Abbey subdivision called Carrowmakelly.
House of Pat Edwards, 45 (or 48), farmer, 4 acres.
Bridget Morriny, 21, house servant.

18 Clare Abbey subdivision called Carrowmakelly.
1 story.
Thomas Pilkington, 32, labourer.
Mary Pilkington, his wife, 32.
John Pilkington, son, 11.
Michael Pilkington, son, 2 and a half.
Mary Pilkington, daughter, 5.

4 Ballafadda South.
1 story.
Patt ??Finucane, 30, farmer, 13 acres.
James ??F, brother, 26.
Bridget ??F, sister, 24.
Mary ??F, sister, 22.
Mary ??F, mother, 70, widow.

15 Ballafadda South.
1 story.
John Pilkington, 40, sergeant on Clare Militia Staff.
Elizabeth Pilkington, his wife, 30.
William Pilkington, son, 6.
Richard Pilkington, son, 3.
Bridget Pilkington, daughter, 1 and a quarter.
Bridget Burke, 17, house servant.

43 Clare Commons.
1 story.
Charles Comyn, 55, stone smith and farmer. Holds 4 acres in townland Lissane.
Mary Comyn, his wife, 54.
Ellen Daly, sister in law, 60.
William Daly, her son, 32, corporal on staff Clare Militia.
William Daly, his son, 1.
John ?Clotty, 54, house servant.
Ellen ?Hin, niece in law.

58 Clare Commons.
1 story.
Cath D…, widow, 38.
Patrick D…, son, 14.
Michael D…, son, 9.
Daniel Finucane, brother, 28, labourer.
Margaret McMahon, niece, 16, house servant.

61 Clare Commons.
1 story.
Thomas Davoren, 30, labourer.
Margaret Davoren, his wife, 28.
Pat Davoren, son, 2.

78 Clare Commons.
1 storey.
?Bart Hicky, 44, sawyer.
Ann Hicky, his wife, 40.
Denis Hicky, son, 18, ?sawyer.
Michael Roughan, son in law, 22, labourer.
Ann Roughan, daughter (? in law), 19.
Pat Hicky, grandson, 4.

92 Clare Commons.
1 story.
Mary Comyn, widow, under 70.
Charles Comyn, son, 28 (or 25), stone cutter.
John Comyn, son, 23, stone cutter.
Mary Cosgriff, daughter, widow, 36.
Johanna Comyn, daughter, 20, flax …
Mary Cosgriff, granddaughter, 12.
Julian Cosgriff, granddaughter, 10.

27 Clare.
1 story.
Michael ?, 40, labourer.
Bridget ?, his wife, 35.
James ?, son, 18.
?Patt ?, son, 8.
Bridget ?, daughter, 15.
Mary ?, daughter, 13.
Cath ?, daughter, 4 and a half.
Mary Carrigg, sister in law, 55.

28 Clare.
1 story.
Daniel Carrigg, 40, …
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 36.
John Carrigg, son, 9.
Thomas Carrigg, son, 3.
Hugh Carrigg, son, under 1.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 12.
Bridget Carrigg, daughter, 3.

32 Clare.
2 story.
Pat Molony, 34, …
John Molony, son, under 1.
Honora Molony, mother, widow, 70.
John Finucane, 40, sergeant in Clare Militia Staff, lodger in Pat Molony’s house.
Mary Finucane, his wife, 38 (or 35).
John ?, 30, coalman, also lodging with Pat Molony.
Mary ?, his wife, 28.
Michael ?, son, 8.
Mary ?, daughter, 3.

63 Clare.
1 story,
Charles Kenny, 40, carpenter and corporal in the Clare Militia Staff.
Mary Kenny, his wife, 38.
George Kenny, son, 22, … … in Clare Staff.
Hyacinth Kenny, son, 6.
Anne Kenny, daughter, 10.
Mary Kenny, daughter, 2 and a half.
Margaret Fleming, mother in law, 60.

1 Island McGrath.
House of Darby Hehir, 48, herdsman.
Robert Marriny, 29, labourer.

2 Island McGrath.
1 story.
John ?Molleny, 31, herdsman.
Hanna ?, his wife, 29, dairy maid.
Thomas ?, 6.
Michael ?, 4.
?Patt ?, 2 and a half.
James ?Morreny, under 1.
Mary ?, mother, 62, widow.
Honora McMahon, 28, house servant.
Bridget Sullivan, 24, house servant.

1 Buncraggy.
4 story.
House of Joseph James, farmer, 260 acres (age not stated).
Margaret Carrigg, 30, cook.

3 Buncraggy, subdivision Crag.
1 story house.
George English, aged 28, school master and farms a quarter acre.
Stephen English, son, aged 2.
Anne English, wife, aged 36.
Jane English, daughter, aged 4.
Arabella English, daughter, aged under 1.
William Ashley, stepson, aged 12.
This school is supported by Donation from Hon. Col. Burton. It consists of 40 boys and 20 girls, and receives aid occasionally from the Education Society, Kildare Place, Dublin

15 Buncraggy, subdivision Cragg.
1 story.
Thomas McMahon, 48, farms 3 and the half acres.
Margaret McMahon, his wife, 47.
Patt McMahon, son, 16, labourer.
John McMahon, son, 13.
Thomas McMahon, son, 4.
Anne McMahon, daughter, 8.
Margaret McMahon, daughter, 6.
Mary Roughan, daughter in law, 21.
Michael Roughan, son in law, 25, labourer.

3 Cragan’s hollo now called Hill of Clare.
1 story.
William Roughan, 52, herdsman and steward.
Winifred Roughan, his wife, 48.
Pat Roughan, son, 22, labourer.
James Roughan, son, 16.
Peter Roughan, son, 10.
Margaret O’Dea, 24, house servant.

Census, 1821, Volumes 182 of Barony of Islands, Co Clare. Parish of Drumcliffe:-

Town of Ennis.
7 Church Street.
3 storey house.
Michael Greene, Esq, aged 30. Under Sheriff.
Mrs Jane Greene, wife, aged 22.
Rebecca Greene, daughter, aged 3.
Henry Greene, son, aged 2.
William Greene, son, aged under 1.
Mary O’Connor, aged 30, house maid.
Catherine Enroe?, aged 25, children’s maid.
Anne Halloran, aged 30, nurse.

Town of Ennis.
1 Chronicle Alley.
2 storey house.
Thomas Burke, aged 60, labourer.
Bridget Burke, wife, aged 60.
Robert Enscroe?, aged 26, shoemaker.
Judith Enscroe?, mother, aged 50.
Mary Enscroe?, sister, aged 17.
11 more people (lodgers).

Town of Ennis.
203 Jail Street.
3 storey house.
Thomas Roughan, aged 34, shoemaker.
Mary Roughan, wife, aged 38.
Margaret Roughan, daughter, aged 6.
Catherine Roughan, daughter, aged 3.
Eliza Roughan, daughter, aged 1.
Francis McMahon, aged 20, apprentice.
Thomas Brady, aged 19, apprentice.
Edward Enscroe?, aged 16, apprentice.
George Bolton, aged 16, apprentice.
Bridget Quin, aged 19, house servant.

Parish of Clare Abbey:-
No. 3 Buncraggy.
Subdivision of Crag.
1 storey house.
George English, aged 28, school master and farms a quarter acre.
Stephen English, son, aged 2.
Anne English, wife, aged 36.
Jane, daughter, aged 4.
Arabella, daughter, aged under 1.
William Ashley, stepson, aged 12.
This school is supported by Donation from Hon. Col. Burton?. It consists of 40 boys and 20 girls, and receives aid occasionally from the Education Society, Kildare Place, Dublin.

PARISH: DRUMCLIFF (INCLUDING ENNIS)

Census 1821. Barony of Islands … Part I (reference number).
Parish Dromcliffe.
Town of Ennis.

(Sources for newspaper references include newspapers accessed via Findmypast, and newspaper extracts collected in the Rosemary Ffolliott Transcript Archive; the Dunboyne news cuttings; Ireland Old News; the Tipperary Clans Archive; Katrina Vincent, Biographical notices of Clare people from the Limerick Chronicle, 1831-37; and Lucille Ellis, Biographical notices of Clare people in various newspapers, 1751-1946.)

1 Church Street.
Cath McMahon, 40, cook to Thomas Crowe, Esq.

2 Church Street.
2 story.
Pat McMahon, 55, …
Ann McMahon, his wife, 58.
Anne McMahon, grandchild, 8.

3 Church Street.
Anne McMahon, 50, house maid Boyle Vandeleur.

4 Church Street.
Charles McMahon, Esq., 63, assistant barrister, holds 4 acres in … Clonroad … and Cahercalla in parish.
Mrs Rebecca McMahon, his wife, 52.
Mr Robert McMahon, son, 28.
Mr James McMahon, son, 19.
John Wilson, 23, manservant.
Pat Slattery, 13, stable …
Mary Considine, 55, cook.
Anne ?Tamplen, 24, house maid.
Margaret McNamara, 23, kitchen maid.

5 Church Street.
3 story house.
Miss (or Mrs) Harriett Funder, 45, school mistress. School … 14 female scholars.
Honora McMahon, 11, pupil.
Matilda McMahon, 10, pupil.
… McMahon, 8, pupil.
Maria McMahon, 10, pupil.
Cath Faircloth, 10, pupil.
Cath ?Haire, 14, pupil,
Cath Brew, 14, pupil.
Mrs Eliza McMahon, 40, boarder and lodger.
Sidney McMahon, daughter, 17.
Eliza McMahon, daughter, 10.
Mary Davoren, 25, boarder and lodger.

7 Church Street.
3 story house.
Michael Greene, Esq, aged 30. Under Sheriff.
Mrs Jane Greene, wife, aged 22.
Rebecca Greene, daughter, aged 3.
Henry Greene, son, aged 2.
William Greene, son, aged under 1.
Mary O’Connor, aged 30, house maid.
Catherine Ensco, aged 25, children’s maid.
Anne Halloran, aged 30, nurse.
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Biographical notes

Michael Greene.
He was a son of Henry Greene and Anne Adams. Married Jane Brew in 1817 [Limerick Gazette, 7 November 1817]. A solicitor, he died 19 November 1837 [Inscription in Dromcliffe grave yard]. Brother of Benjamin; William; Anne; and Alice Greene. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Jane Greene née Brew.
She was a daughter of Chartres Brew (1756-1819) of Applevale and Rebecca Adams (1764-1802). Jane Brew (who married her first cousin, Michael Greene) was a sister of Tomkins; Ann; William Adams; Richard George; Chartres; and Alice Brew. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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8 Church Street.
3 story.
Michael Donnellan, 28, gentleman.
Edmond Donnellan, brother, 24.
John Donnellan, brother, 19.
Margaret Donnellan, sister, 26.
Mary Donnellan, sister, 25.
Richard ..ebb, Esq, 25, captain, 40th regiment, lodger.
Joseph …, 30, servant and soldier.

9 Church Street.
Mary Finucane, 22, servant maid to John ?Lerch, 36, shopkeeper and gem smith.

10 Church Street.
Margaret McMahon, 15, servant maid to William Lardner, 36, spirit retailer.

13 Church Street.
Anne Robinson, 27, nurse … Michael ?Clune, 24, spirit retailer.

21 Church Street.
3 story house.
John England, 54, shop keeper.
Anna Maria England, his wife, 40.
Catherine England, daughter, 16.
Helena England, daughter, 15.
Mary England, daughter, 12.
Anna Maria England, daughter, 9.
John England, son, 8.
Bridget Power, 19, servant maid.
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Biographical notes

John England.
Death. At Church Street, Ennis, on Friday, Mr John England, aged 91 (Clare Journal, 9 July 1855).

Anna Maria England.
Death. Yesterday, in Church Street, only two days after the death of her husband, Mrs John England, at an advanced age (Clare Journal, 12 July 1855). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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22 Church Street.
3 story.
Daniel Lysaght, 30, grocer and spirit merchant.
Daniel Lysaght, 20, shopman.
Michael Ahern, 18, apprentice.
Mrs Deborah Roughan, 70, widow, lodger.
Eliza Roughan, daughter, 25.
Cath Roughan, daughter, 29.
Mary Sheehan, daughter, 30, widow.
Anthony Sheehan, grandson, 13.
Michael Roughan, grandson, 8.
Cath Crowe, 70, housekeeper.
Bridget Griffy, 18, servant …

23 Church Street.
3 story.
William Brew, 36, woollen dealer, holds 3 acres in … … … Lifford …
Catherine Brew, his wife, 32.
Mary Brew, daughter, 13.
Anne Brew, daughter, 12.
Thomas Brew, son, 8.
Eliza Brew, daughter, 4.
Margaret Brew, daughter, 1.
Honora Foley, sister in law, 28.
Joseph Gegan, 29, shop man.
Charles Carrigg, 21, man servant.
Mary Keller, 22, servant maid.
Mary Robinson, 25, nurse.
James Loury, Esq, 60, Captain 40th …, lodger.
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Biographical note.

William Brew.
He perhaps was a son of Thomas Brew (about 1765-1811).

Catherine Brew née Foley.
She was a daughter of the late Thady Foley of Ballyduff-beg (who died about 1804) when she married William Brew of Kilrush in February 1807, at Shepperton (sic), seat of her brother, William Foley [Clare Journal, 9 February 1807; Limerick Gazette, 13 February 1807]. William Foley was killed in a duel fought with William Hammond at Sixmilebridge in January 1808, leaving John Foley as his heir. Honora Foley (born 1793) was her younger sister, and they had brothers, Timothy and Cornelius Foley [Limerick Gazette, 19 February 1808 (alleged murder, and list of Foleys)]. William Hammond was convicted of manslaughter. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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30 Church Street.
House of Michael Kerin, 30, woollen dealer.
Miss Ellen Ross-Lewin, 60, gentlewoman, lodger.
Cath Morony, 45, her house servant.
Ellen ?Coakly, 10, her house servant.
John Lewin (or Lewis), 40, …, inhabiting the underground floor.
Anne Lewin (or Lewis), his wife, 30, (perhaps his second wife).
?Robert …, son, 19.
Thomas …, son, 12.
Pat …, son, 9.
John …, son, 7.
Francis …, son, 3.
Mary …, daughter, 6.
Terence …, son, 1.
Hannah Hawkins, 16, house servant.
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Biographical note
Michael Kerin.
In 1790, this advertisement appeared in the Ennis Chronicle:- Michael Kerin has just returned from Dublin ... draper and grocer: Ennis Chronicle, 1 November 1790.

This looks suspiciously like Michael Kerin in the 1821 census but, if he was born in 1790, perhaps the advertisement refers to his father.

He married in 1813: Yesterday by the Rev Dean Davine, Mr Michael Kerin, cloth merchant of Church Street to Mary, eldest daughter of John R McGrath Esq of Arthur’s Row (Ennis). Clare Journal 1 February 1813. Limerick Gazette, 5 February 1813.

He placed this advertisement in the newspaper in 1820: Advert: Michael Kerin, woollen, linen, hosiery and hat warehouse, Ennis: Ennis Chronicle, 1 March 1820.

He appears in Pigot’s Directory, 1824 as a linen and woollen Draper, in Church Street, Ennis.

Upon his death in 1845, the Clare Journal referred to- the demise in Dublin of our much respected fellow townsman, Mr Michael Kerin, Cloth Merchant ... He has left a fondly affectionate wife, and numerous family, to mourn his removal. Clare Journal, 19 June 1845.

One of his family was Michael Kerin (1820-1869) who was educated at the Ennis College and became an attorney. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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34 Church Street.
Anne McMahon, 16, house servant to Denis ?O’Connor (or ?O’Conrie), 50, woollen dealer.

35 Church Street.
Margaret McNamara, 16, house servant to Michael ??O’Connor (or ?O’Conrie), ?shirt retailer.

37 Church Street.
4 story.
Pat McGrath, 38, gardener and shop keeper.
Jane McGrath, his wife, 39.
Mary, McGrath, daughter, 3.
David Power, 65, gentleman, lodger.
Frances Brew, niece, 25.
Cath Power, niece, 14.
John Docherty, 25, house servant.
Cath O’Brien, 60, cook.
Mary O’Connel, 25, kitchen maid.
Timothy Fitzgerald, 7, orphan.
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Biographical note

David Power.
He was of Bushby Park (Ennis) in 1814 (Leet’s Directory, 1814), and died in January 1830 at an advanced age (Ennis Chronicle, 27 January 1830). Likely, he married Jane Chartres in 1800 (Marriage settlement dated 12 September 1800, between John Chartres of Ennis and Jane Chartres, his daughter, of the first part, David Power of Corofin of the second part, and Patrick Power of the city of Limerick and Chartres Brew of Applevale of the third part: Crosslé). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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39 Church Street.
4 story.
James McNamara, 30, chandler.
Eliza McNamara, his mother, 50.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 21.
Francis McNamara, son, 2.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 1.
Thomas Spellissy, 14, apprentice.
Pat Skerrett, 24, workman.
Cath ?Welch, 35, house servant.
Mary McEnernehy, 23, kitchen maid.
Michael Halloran, 14, house servant.
Bridget O’Dea, 36, nurse.
Mrs (or Miss) Susanna Finucane, 50, gentlewoman.
Judith MacVey, 50, house servant.
Margaret Hassett, 35, house servant.

42 Church Street.
Margaret Carrigg, 25, shop keeper.
Cath Collins (or Collines), 50, house servant.
Ellen McDonogh, 80 (or 50), gentlewoman.
Mary Halloran, 21, house servant.

44 Church Street.
House of John Madgett, 34, apothecary.
his ??family
Pat McMahon, 25, gentleman, lodger.

46 Church Street.
Cath Dulhunty, 60, inn keeper.
Anne Keily, daughter, 40.
Cath Keily, granddaughter, 11.
Thomas Keily, grandson, 10.
Mary Keily, grandson(!), 7.
Michael Brennan, 23, house servant.
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Biographical note

Cath Dulhunty.
Likely, she was the widow of George Dulhunty who kept a pub in Church Street, Ennis-
Advertisement: George Dulhunty, late Messman to the Clare Militia, has fitted up the King’s Arms in Church Street, Ennis (Ennis Chronicle, 14 June 1802).
Advertisement: George Dulhunty, Church Street, Ennis has completely fitted up his house for a Hotel (Ennis Chronicle, 24 December 1804).
Died on Thursday last, in Church Street, Mr George Dulhunty, innkeeper (Ennis Chronicle, 5 May 1810). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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47 Church Street.
House of Pat Geraty, 38, shoe maker.
his ?family
Mary McMahon, 30, house servant.
Denis McMahon, 18, apprentice.

48 Church Street.
2 story.
John Morrissy, 30, shoe maker.
Bridget Halloran, 18, house servant.
Cath ?Harnett, 60, shop keeper.
Cath ?Harnett, daughter, 20.
Mary Ferris, 39, widow.

51 Church Street.
House of John Stamer, 40, Head innkeeper.
Hanna McMahon, 36, kitchen maid.

52 Church Street.
Mrs Diana Dowling, 60, gentlewoman.
Cath Desmond, 17, house servant.

53 Church Street.
3 story. William Finucane, Esq, 34, Vice Provost.
Mrs Ellen Finucane, his wife, 30.
Mrs Cath Sitred, mother in law, 70.
Daniel ?Clune, 13, house servant.
Bridget Reidy, 13, cook.
Hannah Griffin, 53, house servant.
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Biographical note

William Daxon Finucane.
He was a son of Francis Finucane, MD, of Ennis and Susanna Daxon of Fountain Cross. He married, in 1810, Miss Sitred, daughter of Patrick Sitred, Esq of Ennis (Clare Journal, 18 June 1810; Ennis Chronicle, 20 June 1810).

Ellen Sitred.
She was the only child (and heiress) of Patrick Sitred and Catherine Sitred nee O’Brien.
Catherine O’Brien had married in 1788, In Limerick:- Mr Patrick Sittred (sic) of Church Street (Ennis), merchant, to Miss O’Brien, only daughter of the late Terence O’Brien of Cross, Esq and sister to John O’Brien in the city of Limerick (Ennis Chronicle, 27 October 1788). Her mother was Eleanor O’Hogan, of Cross. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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10 High Street.
House of Thomas ?Butler, 28, confectioner. Listed in 1824 Pigot’s Directory
Anne McMahon, 12, apprentice.
1853 Francis Mac Mahon, Confectioner, of Church St married Miss Butler (Mary Anne) of High St.(Drumcliff Parish Records NLI) (Not proven she was daughter of Thomas). He died in 1858 and she was named as Occupier of the house, (Valuation Office records) now Hidden Hearing. Confectionery business continued in this house by Jane McNamara until it was destroyed in 1878 when the next-door house went on fire. Parnell St. (Lucille Ellis)

11 High Street.
4 story.
Mrs Lucy Roche, 66, gentlewoman.
Mrs Eliza Carrigg, daughter, 37.
Percival Carrigg, son in law, 37, gentleman.
Lucy Carrigg, granddaughter, 2.
Richard Carrigg, grandson, under 1.
Lucy Martin, niece, 29.
John Bonynge, grandson, 17.
Mary Carter, 21, nurse.
Hanna Butler, 24, children’s maid.
Mary O’Brien, 23, house servant.
Anne McCabe, 10, house servant.
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Biographical notes
Probably, the above son in law was Pierce Carrigg and his forename was mis-transcribed. If so-

Pierce Carrigg;
Eliza Carrigg (his wife);
Lucy Carrigg (their daughter).
Married on Monday morning at our church by Rev Michael Fitzgerald, Pierce Carrigg of Cottage, Esq, to Eliza, daughter of the late James Roche of this town, Esq. (Ennis Chronicle, 2 February 1818).
Birth. On Thursday morning at the house of her mother in the High Street, the lady of Pierce Carrigg of Coolmen, Esq, of a daughter (Ennis Chronicle, 12 December 1818). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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James Roche was listed as Linen and Woollen Draper in High St in the 1788 Lucas Directory. His daughter Catherine married George Bonynge in 1802 in Gretna Green. (Scotland Select Marriages). Bonynge was declared Insolvent in 1820. (Freeman’s Journal, 15 June 1820)

His son John North Bonynge became a Land Agent and was living in Stamer Park, Ennis from 1854. (Clare Journal 9 October 1854) He married Margaret Creagh in 1852 in Kilnasoolagh. (Marriage cert.)

13 High Street.
4 story.
Anne McMahon, 30, woollen dealer.
John McMahon, her son, 7.
Honora McMahon, 12, house servant.

Almost certainly these three houses 10, 11, 13 are the houses at the top of High Street facing O’Connell Square and turning into Jail St / O’Connell St. (Lucille Ellis)

7 Post Office Lane.
House of John O’Loghlen, 36, … policeman.
Cath ?McHanard, ?McHammond, 17, apprentice.
Margaret ?McHanmard, ? Mc Hammond, 60, widow.
Mary ?McHanmard, McHammond, daughter, 17.
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Biographical note

John O’Loghlen.
John O’Loghlen might be related to any (or none) of Terence O’Loughlen who was associated with Freemasons Lodge no 69, Ennis, in 1785; M O’Loughlin, a grocer in Mill Street [recorded in Lucas, Directory of Ennis, in 1788]; Patrick O’Loghlen, a stonemason, recorded in 1779-1796, who was involved in building the Ennis quay wall; Mrs O’Laughlin from whose house the Ennis Fly Coach departed three times a week, bound for Sandy’s Hotel, Smithfield, Dublin in June 1789 [advertisement, Saunders Newsletter, 20 June 1789]; Dennis O’Loghlen who was a shop owner recorded in 1795/6 and Anthony O’Loughlen recorded between 1806-1809 [both in Brian O’Dalaigh, The Corporation Book of Ennis, the latter also in the Grand Jury Presentments, 1807 mentioning Andrew O’Loughlin in connection with the Ennis gaol].
This John O’Loghlen is not a near relation of Colman O’Loghlen of Port, near Ennis (d. 1810), or of Peter O’Loghlen of Clareville, The Burren (d. 1823).
Perhaps, doubtfully, he might be the John O’Loughlin who was a sub-constable for Corcomroe in 1807, though he was of Moymore (Liscannor) in 1814 [Leet’s Directory, 1814].
He could be John O’Loughlin who, in 1839, left this inscription to his mother: Erected by John O’Loughlin in memory of his mother, Margaret O’Loughlin, who departed this life 4 November 1839, aged 55 years (Drumcliffe old cemetery).
(Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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13 Post Office Lane.
House of Matthew ?Mulligan, 45, ?tailor.
Mary McNamara, 20, house servant.

14 Post Office Lane.
House of Thomas ??Musgrand, ?Musgrave, 45, painter.
Jane McNamara, 60, washer woman.

17 Post Office Lane.
House of William Kennedy, 31, slater.
Margaret ?Lewin, 50, lodger.
Terence McMahon, 34, pensioner.
Anne McMahon, his wife, 25.
Cath Hickey, mother in law, 57.

2 Harts Lane. Hunts Lane, not Harts Lane
Christiana Rohan, 40, widow.
William Rohan, son, 16.
… Rohan, son, 15.
Richard Rohan, son, 13.
Mary Anne Rohan, daughter, 6.
Terence Rohan, son, 4.
Mary Hassett, 34, house servant.

3 Harts Lane. Hunts Lane, not Harts Lane
3 story.
Hugh Carrigg, 40, gentleman.
Ellen Carrigg, his wife, 34.
Eliza Carrigg, daughter, 14.
John Carrigg, son, 11.
Daniel Carrigg, son, 9.
Thady Carrigg, son, 3.
Anne Carrigg, daughter, 3.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 1.
Mary ?Foody, 20, house servant.
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Biographical note

Hugh Carrigg, who died before 1829, married Ellen Cotter. Their oldest son, John Corrige (sic), was educated in Ennis and became an attorney, according to the Kings Inns Admissions Papers. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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5 Harts Lane. Hunts Lane, not Harts Lane
2 story.
James …., 65, gentleman.
Anne …., his wife, 50.
Bridget …, daughter, 16.
Anne McCormack, 18, house servant.
Cath Boland, 26, gentlewoman.
John Lucas, her cousin (no age stated).
Mary Curly, 14, house servant.

6 Harts Lane. Hunts Lane, not Harts Lane
House of Denis ?Haur, 38, caretaker.
Anne McNamara, 30, washer woman.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 10.
Eliza McNamara, daughter, 8.

7 Harts Lane. Hunts Lane, not Harts Lane
2 story.
Andrew ?McMather, 38, …
Frances …, his wife, 34.
Mary …, daughter, 4.

1 Chronicle Alley.
2 story.
Thomas Burke, 60, labourer.
Bridget Burke, his wife, 60.
Robert Enscroe, 26, shoe maker.
Judith Enscroe, his mother, 50.
Mary Enscroe, sister, 17.
11 more ……..

3 Chronicle Alley.
3 story house.
Pat Roughan, 29, glazier.
Susanna Roughan, his wife, 24.
Michael Burke, father.
Margaret Kennelly, 50, lodger.
John McMahon, 24, shoemaker, lodger.
Hannah McMahon, his wife, 20.

Stopped taking McMahon and McNamara … (Crossle has underlined this note)

Chronicle Alley not found but possibly linked Hunts Lane and Bow Lane given its place in the sequence. That would place it close to the end of Church St /Abbey St. Is it possible that it was the site of the Ennis Chronicle newspaper? Brian Ó Dálaigh, in his Historic Town Atlas of Ennis, says EC Office moved from O’Connell St to Abbey St, site unknown, by 1824. (Lucille Ellis)

1 Bow Lane.
House.
Pat McDonnell, 53, Bell man.
Mary Roughan, 46, house servant.
Mary Anne Roughan, daughter, 14.
Honora Roughan, daughter, 12.

5 Bow Lane.
House.
Mr Anthony Cahill, RC clergyman.
Ellen Roughan, 13, house servant.
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Biographical note

Rev Anthony Cahill (1745-1830)
Death:- On Saturday last, at his house, Bow street, Ennis, the Rev Anthony Cahill, aged 85 years. This excellent divine studied in Rome, having attracted himself to the order of St Francis, with considerable success; and, on return to this country, took up residence in Limerick for a short time and then settled in this county (Clare) where he has been on the mission for nearly the last half century … : Limerick Evening Post, 28 September 1830, and other newspapers. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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15 Mill Street.
House
Anastatia Gallery, 48, chandler.
Andrew Kent, 60, gentleman, lodger.
Mary D’Arcy, 50, widow, lodger.
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Biographical note

Anastasia Gallery née Boland.
She was the daughter of Denis Boland, chandler and soap boiler of Mill St., Ennis [Lucas Directory, 1788]. She was the widow of James Gallery, merchant, and died at Ennis “at an advanced age” [Limerick Chronicle, 31 January 1844]. Her son, Denis Gallery (d. 1817) was a pupil at the Ennis Grammar School: Yesterday, of typhus fever, aged 16, the eldest daughter of Mr James Gallery of Mill Street … but a few days since we announced the death of the eldest son of Mr Gallery on his return from London where he nearly completed a course of surgical studies (Clare Journal, 2 February 1818). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, based upon information from Margaret Gallery)
Andrew Kent was listed among Ennis names as a supporter of the Union in 1799. He died of cholera in Church St in 1832. May have been relative of Francis Kent, Merchant, whose house at the Town Gate on Mill Street marked the edge of the town. (Brian Ó Dálaigh, Medieval Ennis, Gate Houses, The Other Clare Vol 41) (Lucille Ellis)
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41 Mill Street.
3 story.
John Reeny, 25, woollen dealer.
Mary Reeny, his wife, 21.
Bridget Farrell, sister in law, 18.
Cornelius ?Gorman, 61, makes Fish hooks, lodger.
Mary ?Gorman, his wife, 55 (or 58).
John Finucane, 50, shoemaker, lodger.
Margaret Finucane, daughter, 18.
?Pat Finucane, son, 17, apprentice.
Anne Finucane, daughter, 12.
John Griffin, 36, …, lodger.
… Griffin, his wife, 30.
Stephen Griffin, son, 5.
Thomas Griffin, son, 3.
Cath Halloran, mother in law, 61.

79 Mill Street.
2 story.
John Scott, 76, gentleman.
Eliza McMahon, step daughter, 42.
Mary McMahon, her daughter, 12.

96 Mill Street.
2 story.
Thomas Edwards, 46, caretaker, - a quarter acre. Carpenter
Ellen Edwards, his wife, 40.
Pat Edwards, son, 20, caretaker. Carpenter
Thomas Edwards, son, 17, apprentice.
Edward Edwards, son, 16, apprentice.
William Edwards, son, 12.
The sons continued as Carpenters (various B.M.D.s) (Lucille Ellis)

181 Mill Street.
1 story.
Charles Roughan, 40, … Weaver Lucille Ellis
Mary Roughan, his wife, 35.
Mary Roughan, daughter, 17.
Catherine Roughan, daughter, 15.
Pat Roughan, son, 13.
Michael Roughan, son, 9.

258 Mill Street.
1 story.
Pat Roughan, 41, brogue maker.
Anne Roughan, his wife, 41.
Michael Roughan, son, 12.
Pat Roughan, son, 10.
Bridget Roughan, daughter, 2.
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Biographical note

Anne Roughan.
Death:- At Church Street, the wife of Mr Patrick Roughan, boot and shoe maker: Clare Journal, 18 April 1870. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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294 Mill Street.
2 story.
Thomas Vandeleur, 59.
?Margaret Vandeleur, his wife, 42. Possibly Mary A
Boyle Vandeleur, son, 13.
The son’s name ‘Boyle’ suggests a connection to the Kilrush or Ralahine Vandeleurs but no confirmation. (Lucille Ellis)

341 Mill Street.
House of James Flaherty, clothier.
Cath Comyn, 66, gentlewoman, lodger.
Thomas Comyn, son, 42, gentleman.
Eliza Ryan, 21, house servant.
James Flaherty was listed as a ‘Dyer’ in 1824 Piggot’s Directory (Lucille Ellis)

348 Mill Street.
House of Pat Arthur, 40, shirt retailer.
Bridget Roughan, 72, house servant.

355 Mill Street.
4 story house.
Walter ?Flynn, 32, shop keeper.
Mary ?Flynn, sister, 20.
Margaret ?Flynn, sister, 25.
Mary ?Keane, 12, house servant.

358 Mill Street.
4 story.
Denis Considine, 25, shop keeper.
Pat Davoren, 56, ?court … Court Keeper
Pat Davoren, … , son, sheriff’s clerk.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 22.
Mary Davoren, grand daughter, 9.
Mary Callinan, 36, house servant.
Meeting in Ennis, Representation in Clare “It was ascertained from the court keeper that the Sheriff had given him positive orders, on peril of losing his situation, not to allow on that day any persons into the court house.” Dublin Weekly Register, 10 October 1829 (Lucille Ellis 2024)

1 Browne’s Lane.
1 story.
Bridget Robinson, 35, widow.
Mary McNamara, cousin, 30.
John Hanrahan, grandchild, 2.

19 Sym’s Lane.
1 story.
Patt Robinson, 24, (occupation, not stated).
Margaret Robinson, his wife, 23.
?Batt Robinson, son, under 1.
Thomas Griffy, father in law, 70.

20 Sym’s Lane.
3 story.
Montrose Dulhunty, 41, attorney, 2 acres.
Mary Dulhunty, his wife, 26.
Margaret Dulhunty, daughter, 4.
Marcus Dulhunty, son, 3.
Eliza Dulhunty, daughter, 2.
Maria Dulhunty, daughter, under 1.
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Biographical notes

Montrose Dulhunty.
He was the first son of Marcus Dulhunty of Mary Field, co Clare, and Mary Magrath. He was educated at the Ennis school and became an attorney of the Court of Exchequer in 1813, according to the Kings Inns Admissions Papers.
His father, Marcus Dulhunty, died in 1814, Died on Friday at Maryfield near this town, in an advanced age, Marcus Dulhunty (Ennis Chronicle, 11 May 1814).

Eliza Dulhunty.
Birth. At Waterpark, the lady of Montrose Dulhunty of a daughter (Limerick Gazette, 1 October 1819). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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7 Chapel Lane.
House of John Howard, 46, shoe maker.
Bridget ?Dulhunty, 20, house servant.

3 Jail Street.
3 story house.
William Beaty, 45, Adjutant, Clare Staff (lodging in the house of Mary Bowler, widow).
Sophia Beaty, his wife, 27.
William Beaty, son, 11.
Theophilus Beaty, son, 10.
Sophia Beaty, daughter, 7.
Edmond Beaty, son, 4.
Rebecca Beaty, daughter, 2.
Honora Spellissy, 15, house servant.
Anne King, 17, house servant.

?29 Jail Street.
3 story.
Anne Davoren, 37.
Basil Davoren, son, 2.
George Davoren, son, under 1.
William Jones, brother in law, 45, gentleman, visitor.
Maria Jones, sister in law, 30, visitor.
Maria Jones, daughter, 6.
Anne Nesbitt, niece, 12.
Rebecca Davoren, sister in law, 25, visitor.
Margaret Heagerty, 15, house servant.
Cath ?Lambert, 50, house servant.
Cath Vandeleur, 60, nurse.
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Biographical notes

Anne Davoren née Lukey.
Anne Lukey, a daughter of George Lukey of Lukeyville, co Cork, married at Fermoy in 1817 Basil Davoren, attorney, son of the Rev Michael Davoren and Rebecca Hunt: At Fermoy, by Rev F Jones, Basil Davoren, Esq., attorney, to Anne, daughter of George Lukey, Esq., of Lukeyville, co Cork (Ennis Chronicle, 22 November 1817; cf. G U Macnamara, The O’Davorens of Cahermacnaughton; Davoren inscriptions in the Coad churchyard, parish of Kilnaboy; King’s Inns Admissions Papers, p 124). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Basil Lukey Davoren (born 1819).
Birth. At his house in Jail Street, the lady of Basil Davoren of a son and heir (Clare Journal, 23 September 1819). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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30 Jail Street.
House of ?Rollburne, Esq, 50, gentleman.
Ellen Edwards, 28, house servant.

53 Jail Street.
House.
Thomas Heaney, 38, ?tailor.
Michael Roughan, 30, lodger … … Wm Fitzgerald.
?Hannah, 25.
Cath …, sister.

168 Jail Street.
2 story.
Michael Roughan, 40, livery stables.
Mary Roughan, his wife, 35.
Thomas Roughan, son, 18.
Bridget Roughan, daughter, 12.
Mary Roughan, daughter, 7.
Anne Roughan, daughter, 2.
Honora Toole, 20, house servant.
Michael McMahon, 11, house servant.

186 Jail Street.
2 story.
Michael McNamara, 36, h.p. officer, 60th Foot.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 30.
Emily McNamara, daughter, 8.
John McNamara, son, 5.
Michael McNamara, son, 2.
Ellen Reddan, 23, house servant.

199 Jail Street.
3 story.
Anne Lardner, 30, keeps a … …
Lucinda Lardner, daughter, 17.
George Lardner, son, 13.
Eliza Lardner, daughter, 9.
John Lardner, son, 9.
Bridget Connell, sister, 24.
Jane Flaherty, 34, house servant.
Mrs Mary Tweedy, 33, gentlewoman.
Mrs Susanna Dulhunty, mother, 73.
Thomas Tweedy, son, 12.
Hyacinth Tweedy, son, 10.
Susanna Tweedy, daughter, 9.
John Tweedy, son, 8.
Jane Tweedy, daughter, 4.
Mary Anne Tweedy, daughter, 3.
Mary Fahey, 23, house servant.
Bridget O’Brien, 25, house servant.
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Biographical notes

Lucinda Lardner.
Marriage: Tuesday morning, Andrew Molony of Mill Street (Ennis) to Lucy Anna, eldest daughter of the late Mrs John Lardner of Jail Street (Ennis Chronicle, 3 February 1827).
Death. In Jail Street, Ennis, of fever Lucy Anne, daughter of the late John Lardner of that town and widow of the late Mr Andrew Molony, grocer and wine merchant (Limerick Chronicle, 7 January 1837). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

George Lardner.
Died. On Monday night in Jail Street, at his mother’s house, aged 25 years, Mr George Lardner, eldest son of the late Mr John Lardner (Clare Journal, 1 November 1832). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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Biographical note

Mary Tweedy nee Dulhunty.
In 1808, Mary Dulhunty married Henry Tweedy (Marriage Licence Bonds, Diocese of Killaloe). Marriage: Last Thursday, Capt Tweedy of the 17th Dragoon Guards to Miss Dulhunty, daughter of the late Thomas Dulhunty, Esq of this town (Ennis Chronicle, 17 December 1808). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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203 Jail Street.
3 story house.
House of John Gilmore, timber merchant (age not stated).
Thomas Roughan, 34, shoemaker (holds part of above house).
Mary Roughan, his wife, 38.
Margaret Roughan, daughter, 6.
Cath Roughan, daughter, 3.
Eliza Roughan, daughter, 1.
Francis McMaghan, 20, apprentice.
Thomas Brady, 19, apprentice.
John Ensco (sic), 16, apprentice.
George Bolton, 16, apprentice.
Bridget Quin, 13, servant.

213 Jail Street is the “old Gaol Barrack” in which soldiers of the 40th regiment are quartered (a 3 story building); in charge is John Hodge, aged 40, sergeant. Denis Morris, aged 38 [evidently a soldier].

1 Arthur’s Lane.
House of Mrs Mary Pinchin, 56, shop keeper.
John Roughan, 24, man servant.

3 Market Street.
2 story.
Thomas Carrigg, 42, sells bread.
Cath Carrigg, his wife, 35.
Jane Carrigg, daughter, 13.
Maria Carrigg, daughter, 10.
Thomas Carrigg, son, 7.
Margaret Carrigg, daughter, 4.
Anne Carrigg, daughter, 1.

1 Clonroad.
1 story.
James Carrigg, 40, farmer, 4 acres and 2 acres bog.
Margaret Carrigg, his wife, 36.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 8.
Patt Carrigg, son, 5.
John Carrigg, son, 3.
Michael Carrigg, son, under 1.

16 Clonroad.
1 story.
John Carrigg, 40, farmer, 12 acres and 3 acres bog.
Cath Carrigg, his wife, 36.
Michael Carrigg, son, 10.
John Carrigg, son, 8.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 6.
?Patt Carrigg, son, 4.
Bridget Carrigg, daughter, 2.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, under 1.
Bridget ?Whig, 30, house servant.

18 Clonroad.
1 story.
Thomas Carrigg, 27, farmer, 6 acres and 2 acres bog.
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 25.
John Carrigg, son, 6.
Margaret Carrigg, daughter, 2.

21 Clonroad.
1 story.
Jeremiah Carrigg, 34 (or 84), labourer.
Cath Carrigg, his wife, 27.
Patrick Carrigg, son, 9.
Michael Carrigg, son, 5.
Cath Carrigg, daughter, 3.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, 1.

27 Clonroad.
1 story.
John Carrigg, 60, farmer, 2 acres and 5 acres bog.
Mary Carrigg, his wife, 50.
Daniel Carrigg, son, 30.
Michael Carrigg, 26, labourer.
Mary Carrigg, daughter, 20.
Anne Carrigg, daughter, 16.
Margaret Carrigg, daughter, 12.
John Carrigg, son, 10.
Honora Carrigg, daughter, 6.

28 Clonroad.
1 story.
Mary Carrigg, 40, widow, farmer, 6 acres and 2 acres bog.
John Carrigg, son, 18, labourer.
Patrick Carrigg, son, 16, labourer.

9 Clondrona.
1 story.
John Duhan, 70, farmer, 15 acres and 7 acres bog.
Mary Duhan, his wife, 66.
Hanna Duhan, daughter, 22.
Honora Duhan, daughter, 20.
Michael Duhan, son, 27.
Hugh Duhan, 20.
John Duhan, 14.
John Finucane, grandson, 7.

10 Clondrona.
1 story.
Patrick Duhan, 30, farmer, 15 acres and 7 acres bog.
Bridget Duhan, his wife, 24.
Anne Boland, sister in law, 10.

12 Clondrona.
1 story.
Daniel Duhan, 40, farmer, 16 acres and 19 acres bog.
Mary Duhan, his wife, 34.
Hanna Duhan, daughter, 10.
John Duhan, son, 8.
Honora Duhan, daughter, 6.
Mary Duhan, daughter, 4.
Bridget Duhan, daughter, 2.
Hanna ?Markahan, 22, house servant.
Daniel Scanlan, 19, outdoor servant.

13 Clondrona.
1 story.
Patrick Finucane, 35 (or 38), farmer, 14 acres and 7 acres bog.
Honora Finucane, his wife, 30.
Mary Finucane, daughter, 4.
Patrick Finucane, son, 1.
Mary Meany, mother, 71.

24 Crag brien.
1 story.
Denis Mungovan, 60, farmer, 6 acres.
Cath Mungovan, daughter, 17.
Jeremiah Mungovan, son, 21, labourer.
James Mungovan, son, 10, labourer.

3 Ballyblohessy.
1 story.
William Carrigg, 30, farmer, 12 acres.
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 28.
John Carrigg, son, 2.

9 Ballyblohessy.
1 story.
Thomas Carrigg, 28, labourer.
Bridget Carrigg, his wife, 30.

(Note: unlocated)
11 Armstrong’s Lane.
1 story house.
Patt England, 25, brogue maker.
Mary England, his wife, 24.
Thomas England, son, 5.
John England, son, 3.
Jerom England, son, 7.

44 Lifford … … Ennis.
1 story.
Michael Pilkington, 30, pensioner.
Mary Pilkington, his wife, 26.
Mary Pilkington, daughter, 4.
Michael Pilkington, son, 2.

Michael Pilkington aged 30 – born about 1791 in Drumcliff. Parents unknown.
Wife Mary aged 26 – no information
Children:
• Mary born about 1817
• Michael born about 1819

Enlisted 6 May 1812 in 85th Regiment of Foot. Served 3 years 91 days
23 December 1814 – received gunshot wound to the head when in action with the enemy in New Orleans, America.
Admitted to Chelsea Pensions 28 November 1815

Re-enlisted in Fermoy, co Cork on 29 December 1819 in 10th Royal Regiment of Veterans, aged 30.
Discharged 24 March 1821 due to disbandment of Regiment.
Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Soldier Service Records, 1760-1920 at Fold3.com at Ancestry.com
Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Admissions and Discharges, 1715-1925 at Fold3.com at Ancestry.com

No further information about this family.

Katrina Vincent 2024

11 High Street.
4 story.
Mrs Lucy Roche, 66, gentlewoman.
Mrs Eliza Carrigg, daughter, 37.
Percival Carrigg, son in law, 37, gentleman.
Lucy Carrigg, granddaughter, 2.
Richard Carrigg, grandson, under 1.
Lucy Martin, niece, 29.
John Bonynge, grandson, 17.
Mary Carter, 21, nurse.
Hanna Butler, 24, children’s maid.
Mary O’Brien, 23, house servant.
Anne McCabe, 10, house servant.
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NOTES:

Probably, the above son in law was Pierce Carrigg and his forename was mis-transcribed. If so-

Pierce Carrigg;
Eliza Carrigg (his wife);
Lucy Carrigg (their daughter).
Married on Monday morning at our church by Rev Michael Fitzgerald, Pierce Carrigg of Cottage, Esq, to Eliza, daughter of the late James Roche of this town, Esq. (Ennis Chronicle, 2 February 1818).
Birth. On Thursday morning at the house of her mother in the High Street, the lady of Pierce Carrigg of Coolmen, Esq, of a daughter (Ennis Chronicle, 12 December 1818). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Pierce Carrick was appointed a magistrate of co Clare in 1833 (Dublin Morning Register, 18 October 1833). He died of gunshot wounds inflicted by an assassin in March 1846. After his death, his premises at Larch Hill, High street and Jail street were advertised by Michael Finucane of Stamer Park and John North Bonynge of Ennis (Limerick Chronicle, 8 April 1846).

Lucinda Carrigg, only daughter of Pierce Carrick, married, on 23 October 1837, Michael Finucane of Stamer Park (Clare Journal, 23 October 1837), and they had several children. She died in 1868 (Limerick Chronicle, 28 November 1868).

John North Bonynge.
Likely, he was the only child of George Bonynge and Miss (Catherine?) Roche of Ennis, both then minors, who eloped and married at Gretna Green, Scotland in 1802. She died shortly after, leaving one child, John North Bonynge. (Evidence given in John North Bonynge v. Arthur A Griffith and another, Court of Exchequer, before Baron Foster, January 1831, reported in the Dublin Morning Register, 12 January 1831). In 1852, he married Margaret Louisa Creagh of Carrigery, daughter of the late Major C (Charles) Creagh (Clare Journal, 12 August 1852). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024)

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199 Jail Street.
3 story.
Anne Lardner, 30, keeps a … …
Lucinda Lardner, daughter, 17.
George Lardner, son, 13.
Eliza Lardner, daughter, 9.
John Lardner, son, 9.
Bridget Connell, sister, 24.
Jane Flaherty, 34, house servant.
Mrs Mary Tweedy, 33, gentlewoman.
Mrs Susanna Dulhunty, mother, 73.
Thomas Tweedy, son, 12.
Hyacinth Tweedy, son, 10.
Susanna Tweedy, daughter, 9.
John Tweedy, son, 8.
Jane Tweedy, daughter, 4.
Mary Anne Tweedy, daughter, 3.
Mary Fahey, 23, house servant.
Bridget O’Brien, 25, house servant.
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Biographical notes

Lucinda Lardner.
Marriage: Tuesday morning, Andrew Molony of Mill Street (Ennis) to Lucy Anna, eldest daughter of the late Mrs John Lardner of Jail Street (Ennis Chronicle, 3 February 1827).
Death. In Jail Street, Ennis, of fever Lucy Anne, daughter of the late John Lardner of that town and widow of the late Mr Andrew Molony, grocer and wine merchant (Limerick Chronicle, 7 January 1837). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

George Lardner.
Died. On Monday night in Jail Street, at his mother’s house, aged 25 years, Mr George Lardner, eldest son of the late Mr John Lardner (Clare Journal, 1 November 1832). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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Biographical note

Mary Tweedy nee Dulhunty.
In 1808, Mary Dulhunty married Henry Tweedy (Marriage Licence Bonds, Diocese of Killaloe). Marriage: Last Thursday, Capt Tweedy of the 17th Dragoon Guards to Miss Dulhunty, daughter of the late Thomas Dulhunty, Esq of this town (Ennis Chronicle, 17 December 1808). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)
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TWEEDY FAMILY IN 1821 CENSUS

Living in a 3 story house at 199 Jail St, Ennis –
Mrs Mary Tweedy, aged 33, gentlewoman
This is Mary nee Delahunty/Dulhunty, daughter of Thomas Dulhunty of Ennis (died 1808) and his wife Susanna Colpoys who married in Limerick on 17 March 1780 (Farrar’s Index to Irish Marriages, and Marriages in Walkers Hibernian Magazine).
Susanna was daughter of James Colpoys of Rathfolan and Jane Lucas.
They had 2 daughters - Mary, listed above, and Jane who married Robert Keane of Beech Park.
Susanna died January 1822, and is buried at Drumcliffe Cemetery.

Mary married 15 December 1808 at her sister’s home Beech Park, to Captain Henry Tweedy of the 7th Dragoon Guards. (Ennis Church of Ireland Parish Register, Clare Journal 19 Dec 1808) Henry was also, or later became, a clergyman.

Children:
• Thomas Tweedy born about 1809. Educated at Trinity College. Became Clerk in Holy Orders. Left Ireland for Georgetown, Demerara (now Guyana) where he married (I’ve been told mixed race marriage, but no proof of this) and died there in 1850 (Limerick Chronicle 11 Jan 1851)
• Henry Tweedy born 1810. Graduated as a Doctor from University of Glasgow in 1838. Married in Dublin 29 November 1843 to Elizabeth Owen. Henry died in Dublin 21 September 1906 (Irish Civil Registrations)
• Susan Colpoys Tweedy (Susanna in census record) born 1811 in Dublin.
Married 2 June 1848 in Dublin to John Gordon Swift MacNeil (Irish Civil Registration)
Died in Dublin 14 February 1894 (Ireland Civil Registration)
• John Johnston Tweedy born 1816. Educated at Trinity College as a Solicitor (1840)
Married Mary Amelia Griffin in Dublin 1 December 1852 (Irish Civil Registration)
Died 13 May 1899 in Dublin & buried at Mt Jerome Cemetery. (Irish Civil Registration)
• Jane Tweedy born about 1817. Married Rev. Alexander Smith (Limerick Chronicle 20 October 1855, and Irish Civil Registration)
• Mary Anne Tweedy born about 1818. Married 3 July 1849 in Dublin to Rev. John Lardner Burke. Moved to England and died in Warwickshire in 1885. John Lardner Burke founded Bective House Seminary in Rutland St Dublin. He is listed as a schoolmaster in 1881 England census.

The Tweedy family were Plymouth Brethren.

30 Church Street.
House of Michael Kerin, 30, woollen dealer.
Miss Ellen Ross-Lewin, 60, gentlewoman, lodger.
Cath Morony, 45, her house servant.
Ellen ?Coakly, 10, her house servant.
John Lewin (or Lewis), 40, …, inhabiting the underground floor.
Anne Lewin (or Lewis), his wife, 30, (perhaps his second wife).
?Robert …, son, 19.
Thomas …, son, 12.
Pat …, son, 9.
John …, son, 7.
Francis …, son, 3.
Mary …, daughter, 6.
Terence …, son, 1.
Hannah Hawkins, 16, house servant.
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Biographical note
Michael Kerin.
In 1790, this advertisement appeared in the Ennis Chronicle:- Michael Kerin has just returned from Dublin ... draper and grocer: Ennis Chronicle, 1 November 1790.

This looks suspiciously like Michael Kerin in the 1821 census but, if he was born in 1790, perhaps the advertisement refers to his father.

He married in 1813: Yesterday by the Rev Dean Davine, Mr Michael Kerin, cloth merchant of Church Street to Mary, eldest daughter of John R McGrath Esq of Arthur’s Row (Ennis). Clare Journal 1 February 1813. Limerick Gazette, 5 February 1813.

He placed this advertisement in the newspaper in 1820: Advert: Michael Kerin, woollen, linen, hosiery and hat warehouse, Ennis: Ennis Chronicle, 1 March 1820.

He appears in Pigot’s Directory, 1824 as a linen and woollen Draper, in Church Street, Ennis.

Upon his death in 1845, the Clare Journal referred to- the demise in Dublin of our much respected fellow townsman, Mr Michael Kerin, Cloth Merchant ... He has left a fondly affectionate wife, and numerous family, to mourn his removal. Clare Journal, 19 June 1845.

One of his family was Michael Kerin (1820-1869) who was educated at the Ennis College and became an attorney. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

In overview, Crossle’s notes include more than 1,000 names and approaching 200 houses. The notes pay particular attention to the following names:-

Roughan;
Carrigg;
Mungavan (or Mungovan);
and to a lesser but significant extent:- Donnellan; Dulhunty; Pilkington.

As a notable and refreshing feature, the notes are not a homage to the elite. The people named include:-

Paupers and mendicants;
Servants;
Washer women;
Flax workers;
Merchants engaged in retail businesses including bakers, tailors and the like; Trades people including apprentices (with a couple of female apprentices), shoemakers, chandlers, stone cutters and the like; Gardeners; Caretakers; Farmers with small holdings; Soldiers; Clergy; School children; Widows; and several gentlemen and gentlewomen.

Reference to Lucas Directory 1788 and The Corporation Book of Ennis might help identify a few, e.g.-

Charles Roughan, weaver, aged 59;
David A England, gentleman farmer, aged 60; Cath Dulhunty, inn keeper, aged 60; the vice provost, William Finucane- I don’t recall whether Michael MacMahon’s article on the Finucanes in last year’s TOC refers to him.

Maybe someone at the Local Studies Centre might want to look at this aspect, and contribute short biographical notes.

As to the identification of people, crowd sourcing seems to me a useful avenue. Sheila Duddy’s forum might produce, eventually, something on a few Roughans.

You will have your hands full, overseeing the accuracy of the census details.

Reference to Leet 1814 and Pigot 1824 indicates that many names are missing.

An estimate of the total population, if available for about 1821, might give an indication of the proportion of people represented in Crossle’s notes. The relatively high incidence of widows, some quite young, deserves comment (disease? civil unrest? warfare?). Is the pensioner a former member of the armed services? Maybe someone at the Local Studies Centre will uncover information about these and other matters, too.

The main interest, however, will centre on the family groups including, occasionally, in laws, nieces and nephews.

Crossle’s notes include more than 1,000 names and approaching 200 houses. The notes pay particular attention to the following names:- Roughan; Carrigg; Mungavan (or Mungovan); and to a lesser but significant extent:- Donnellan; Dulhunty; Pilkington. As a notable and refreshing feature, the notes are not a homage to the elite. The people named include:-

Paupers and mendicants;
Servants;
Washer women;
Flax workers;

Merchants engaged in retail businesses including bakers, tailors and the like; Trades people including apprentices (with a couple of female apprentices), shoemakers, chandlers, stone cutters and the like; Gardeners; Caretakers; Farmers with small holdings; Soldiers; Clergy; School children; Widows; and several gentlemen and gentlewomen.
Reference to Lucas Directory 1788 and The Corporation Book of Ennis might help identify a few, e.g.-
Charles Roughan, weaver, aged 59; David A England, gentleman farmer, aged 60; Cath Dulhunty, inn keeper, aged 60; the vice provost, William Finucane- I don’t recall whether Michael MacMahon’s article on the Finucanes in last year’s TOC refers to him. Maybe someone at the Local Studies Centre might want to look at this aspect, and contribute short biographical notes. As to the identification of people, crowd sourcing seems to me a useful avenue. Sheila Duddy’s forum might produce, eventually, something on a few Roughans. You will have your hands full, overseeing the accuracy of the census details. Reference to Leet 1814 and Pigot 1824 indicates that many names are missing. An estimate of the total population, if available for about 1821, might give an indication of the proportion of people represented in Crossle’s notes. The relatively high incidence of widows, some quite young, deserves comment (disease? civil unrest? warfare?). Is the pensioner a former member of the armed services? Maybe someone at the Local Studies Centre will uncover information about these and other matters, too. The main interest, however, will centre on the family groups including, occasionally, in laws, nieces and nephews.

PARISH: KILFENORA

1 Gartlennarde.
1 story.
John O’Loghlen, 22, herdsman to Mr Brew holds 60 acres.
Thomas O’Loghlen, brother, 18.
Mary O’Loghlen, sister, 12.
Margaret O’Loghlen, sister, 8.
Bridget O’Loghlen, mother, 50.
Francis Brew, 4, lodger.
Patt Lyddy, 20, house servant.
John Hussey, 50, dealer in feathers and ?skins.

1 Faula Gort.
2 story.
Rev. Richard Brew, 26, Protestant clergyman and farmer of 15 acres. Holds also 7 acres in townland of Ballybreen.
Ellen Brew, mother, 42.
Hugh Brew, brother, 21.
Arthur Brew, brother, 19.
Cath Brew, sister, 20.
Eliza Brew, sister, 18 (or 15).
Ally Brew, sister, 13.
Maria Brew, sister, 5 (or 8).
Cath Enraght, visitor, 15.
John Enraght, visitor, 18 (or 15).
Cath Kerin, visitor, 25.
Bridget Quin, 60, cook.
Cath Quin, 20, house maid.
Mary Moylan, 15, house maid.
Patt Moylan, 18, butler.
Cath Cleeve, 23, kitchen maid.
Daniel Quin, 23, house servant.
Michael Hogan, 23, house servant.
Francis Barrett, 30, cabinet maker.
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Biographical notes

Ellen Brew nee Brady.
Her age seems incorrectly stated in the census. Probably, she was older than 42.
Marriage. A few days ago, Mr Richard Brew of Tullycrine, co Clare to Miss Ellen Brady, daughter of the late Hugh Brady of Raheen, co Clare (Ennis Chronicle, 17 May 1792). She was the second wife of Richard Brew, then of Tullycrine, later of Richmond. His first wife was Alice Adams (1769-1789) (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Rev. Richard Brew.
He was the oldest son.
Marriage. In Kilrush church, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Hugh Brady Huleatt, the Rev. Richard Brew, Prebendary of Tulla, to Maria, daughter of Robert Parkinson, Esq of Broom Hill Limerick Chronicle, 9 May 1832).
(Rev. Hugh Brady Huleatt became Rector of Ballyvaughan where he died, aged 84 years, in 1867. His youngest daughter married a son of the Rev. Richard Brew in 1859.) Birth. At Tulla Glebe, co Clare, the lady of the Rev. Richard Brew, of a son (Limerick Chronicle, 6 July, 1836).
Death. Suddenly, yesterday, at Tulla, the Rev. Richard Brew, Rector of Tulla and Prebend of the Diocese of Killaloe (Limerick Chronicle, 27 September 1851). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Hugh Brady Brew.
Became a surgeon (Clare Journal, 10 August 1863).

Arthur Brew.
Death. On Wednesday, at Tulla, Arthur Brew, Esq., third son of the late Richard Brew, Esq of Richmond and brother of the Rev Richard Brew, Prebendary of Tulla (Limerick Chronicle, 30 July 1836). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Maria Brady Brew.
Marriage. At Tulla church, co Clare on 31 December by the Rev. Richard Brew, Rector, brother of the bride, John Bernard M’Kieran, Esq of Ballinasloe (Galway) to Mary Brady Brew, youngest daughter of the late Richard Brew, Esq., JP, of Richmond (Limerick Chronicle, 3 January 1846; Limerick Reporter, 6 January 1846). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen) _________________
8 Tullagha.
1 story.
Conner Woods, 45 (or 48), labourer.
Cath Woods, his wife, 36.
Lance Woods, son, 13.
Denis Woods, son, 11.
Conner Woods, son, 1.
Mary Woods, daughter, 7.

Parish Kilfenora

6 Morine.
1 story.
Patt McNamara, 40, farmer, 16 acres.
Johanna McNamara, his wife, 34.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 6.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 3.
Johanna McNamara, daughter, 1.

11 Morine.
2 story.
Rev William Davoren, 32, Protestant clergyman, holds 25 acres and a Glebe house.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 28 (or 25).
Michael Davoren, son, 5.
Andrew Davoren, son, 3.
Matilda Davoren, daughter, 6.
Ellen Davoren, daughter, under 1.
Honora ?Keligher, 25, cook.
Mary Hogan, 19, house maid.
Eliza Quinn, 13, child’s maid.
T… Quinn, 21, house servant.
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Biographical note

Rev. William Davoren.
Mary Kerin (his wife).
As several instances indicate, parents’ ages are not always stated reliably in this census. According to Alumni Dublinenses (first edition), this William Davoren was born about 1782, educated by his father, and graduated from Trinity College, Dublin.
Rev. William Davoren, the second son of the Rev. Michael Davoren and Rebecca Hunt, and Rector of the vicarage of Kiltonaghty and Clouney, married Mary Kerin, a daughter of Andrew Kerin of Ballyally (parish of Templemaley) and Ellen Powell, c.f. Ennis Chronicle, 21 May 1814. The Glebe was, presumably, the Drimnacreeha Glebe house where their daughter (Ellen) was born (Ennis Chronicle, 9 August 1820).
G U Macnamara, The O’Davorens of Cahermacnaughton, notes that their sons, Michael, Andrew, Nathaniel, and Stratford, “are stated to have all emigrated”.
Death. On 29 December, at her residence. Drumcondra, in the 83rd year of her age, Mrs Mary Davoren, relict of the late Rev William H Davoren … and daughter to the late Andrew Kerin, Esq, Ballyally House (Irish Times,31 December 1873). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024)
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11 Inchonchy.
1 story.
Jno McNamara, 26, farmer, 10 acres.
Ml McNamara, brother, 22.
Cath McNamara, mother, 60.
Peter Doolen, nephew, 6.

37 Ballyslanacahill.
1 story.
Francis McNamara, 41, labourer.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 27.
Ml McNamara, son, 5 (or 8).
Jane. daughter, 2.
Bridget, daughter, under 1.

10 Ballinacarragh.
1 story.
Peter Curtin (or Carter), 50, farmer, 6 acres.
… . Curtin, son, 22.
Bridget Curtin, daughter, 18 (or 15).
Mary Curtin, daughter, 11.
Mary McNamara, granddaughter, 3.

2 Island.
1 story.
Patt Coghlan, 40.
Mary Coghlan, his wife, 30.
Patt Coghlan, son, 12.
Cath Coghlan, daughter, 5 (or 8).
Mary Coghlan, daughter, 7.
Bridget Coghlan, daughter, under 1.
Peter McNamara, brother in law, 26, labourer.
Margaret McNamara, sister in law, 13.

3 Island.
Ml McNamara, 22, house servant in house of Michael Coghlan, 48 (or 45), farmer, 15 acres.

9 Parcel of Common.
1 story.
Denis McNamara, 50, farmer and labourer, 3 acres and 6 acres bog.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 45 (or 48).
John McNamara, son, 13.
Michael McNamara, son, 9.
Honora McNamara, daughter, 19.

13 Parcel of Common.
1 story.
Patt Davoren, 42, farmer, 6 acres.
Cath Davoren, his wife, 35 (or 38).
Michael Davoren, son, 13.
Patt Davoren, son, 8.
William Davoren, son, 5.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 11.
Margaret Davoren, daughter, 3.
Anne Davoren, daughter, under 1.
Mary Donoghue, sister in law, 16, wool shearer.

14 Parcel of Common.
1 story.
Margaret Davoren, 45 (or 48), farmer, 5 acres.
Thomas Davoren, son, 13.
John Davoren, son, 8.
Cath Davoren, daughter, 17.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 14.
Mary Davoren, daughter, ?9.
James M…, 30, house servant.

15 Parcel of Common.
1 story.
John Davoren, 56, farmer, 6 acres.
Honora Davoren, his wife, 40.
Michael Davoren, son, 12.
Peter Davoren, son, 6.
Patt Davoren, son, 1.
Anne Davoren, daughter, 15 (or 18).
Mary Davoren, daughter, 11.
Ellen Davoren, daughter, 8.

4 Coliley.
1 story.
Anne McNamara, 48.
Patt McNamara, 26, labourer.

1 Clonnakillene.
3 story.
Thomas Comyn, 25, gentleman and farmer, 55 (or 85) acres.
… Comyn, brother, 18.
Matilda Comyn, sister, 20.
Julia Comyn, sister, 17.
Margaret Comyn, sister, 16.
Anne Pilkington, 35, cook.
Edmund Quirk, 64 (or 69), gardener.
Thomas Comyn, visitor, 15 (or 18).
Edmund Comyn, visitor, 12.
Michael Blaky, 20, house servant.

2 Clonnakillene.
1 story.
?Joseph Faircloth, 40, … … and Protestant … 10 acres.
Mary Faircloth, his wife, 27.
William Faircloth, son, under 1.
Ellen Faircloth, mother, 64.
Mary M…, 18 (or 15), house servant.

5 Clonnakillene.
1 story.
Michael Davoren, 34, …
Mary Davoren, his wife, 27.
Patt Davoren, son, 2.
Anne Davoren, sister, 28 (or 25).
Margaret Davoren, sister, 22.
Mary Davoren, mother, 64.

4 B’shanny.
1 story.
Augustine Davoren, 50, herdsman to ? Fitzgerald, 40 acres.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 43.
Michael Davoren, son, 16.
Thomas Davoren, son, 14.
Patt Davoren, son, 12.

1 B’keale west.
3 story.
Ml McNamara, 40, groom to ? George Lysaght, 60, gentleman and farmer, 80 (or 50) acres.
Mary English, 20, waiting maid to Mrs Eliza Martin a. ?vintner.

12 B’keale west.
Cath

11 Fanla.
1 story.
Florence McNamara, 62, herdsman to Mr Fitzgerald.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 50.
James McNamara, son, 24.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 20.
Florence McNamara, son, 18.
John McNamara, son, 16.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 20.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 19.

12 Fanla.
1 story.
Jno McNamara, 40, … … in house of Michael O’Loghlen?, usual residence parish Island co Clare.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 37.
Michael McNamara, son, under 1.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 11.

11 Kilfenora.
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 65, labourer.
Anne Davoren, sister in law, 50, flax spinner.

13 Kilfenora.
Honora McNamara, 24, house servant to family of Patt Culliny, 52, farmer, 18 (or 15) acres.

61 Kilfenora.
1 story.
Thomas McNamara, 72, tithe valuator.
Ellen McNamara, his wife, 60.
Ellen McNamara, granddaughter, 13.
John O’Dea, stepson, 26, labourer.

86 Kilfenora.
Honora McNamara, 60, flax spinner.
James Comyn, son, 25.
Ellen O’Brien, 30, flax spinner.
Patt Egan, son, 4.

6 Kilfenora? (2).
1 story.
William Davoren, 42, labourer.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 35 (or 38).
James Davoren, son, 15 (or 18), labourer.
Thomas Davoren, son, 11.
Bryan Davoren, son, 4.
Lucy Davoren, daughter, 17.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 14.
Eliza Davoren, daughter, 5.

13 B’breen east.
1 story.
Patt O’Hara, 45 (or 48), farmer, 6 acres and 4 acres bog.
Anne O’Hara, his wife, 34.
Margaret O’Hara, daughter, 13.
Mary O’Hara, daughter, 5.
… . Comyn, nephew, 12.

4 B’breen west.
1 story.
Patt Geraghty, 49, farmer, 4 acres.
Cath Geraghty, his wife, 41.
… . Geraghty, son, 15 (or 18).
Patt Geraghty, son, 8.
Mary Geraghty, daughter, 24.
Ellen McNamara, granddaughter, under 1.

21 Cloonomean.
1 story.
Mary McNamara, 21, flax spinner.
Bridget Murphy, daughter, under 1.

Parish Kilshanny.

12 Ballymacravan.
1 story.
Tim McNamara, 48 (or 45), farmer, 4 acres.
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 40.
Michael McNamara, son, 15.
Patt McNamara, son, 7.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 14.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 12.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 9.

3 Cahermore.
1 story.
James McNamara, 37, labourer.
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 35 (or 38).
Michael McNamara, son, 12.
John McNamara, son, 10.
Daniel McNamara, son, under 1.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 14.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 8 (or 5).

11 Cahermore.
Daniel McNamara, 20, labourer for Darby McCarthy, 43, farmer, 5 acres.

5 Lisduff.
1 story.
Francis McNamara, 50, farmer, 11 acres.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 36.
Patt McNamara, son, 15 (or 18).
Thomas McNamara, son, 7.
John McNamara, son, 5.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 17.
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 14.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 1.

7 Carlivoer.
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 30, labourer.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 23.
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 2.

9 Carhoonahenan.
1 story.
Mary Hellery, 60, wool shearer.
John Davoren, son, 14.

No 8 Gloshy ?Gort.
2 story.
Nemiah Davoren, 48, gentleman and farmer, 50 acres.
Margaret Davoren, his wife, 41.
Andrew Davoren, son, 13.
?Ivers Davoren, son, 10.
Eliza Davoren, daughter, 20.
Catherine Davoren, daughter, 18.
Margaret Davoren, daughter, 17.
Jane Davoren, daughter, 15.
Margaret (sic) Davoren, daughter, 13.
Mary Devitt, 60, house servant.
Cath Cunneely, 20, house servant.
Margaret Droney, 19, house servant.
Ml Byrne, 19, house servant.
Daniel Glynn, 14, house servant.
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Biographical note

G U Macnamara, The O’Davorens of Cahermacnaughton, notes this family, writing-

Giollananaomh, alias Nehemiah or Nimmy (son of James Davoren and Margaret Ievers), married Margaret, dr. of Andrew Daniel Lysaght, of Derreen, (par. of Kilshanny), and Betty, dr. of Charles Lysaght, of Ballybreen (par. of Kilfenora). They had issue as follows: (1) Andrew, who married the daughter of Michael O’Brien, of Ennis; their sons, Nehemiah and John, emigrated; (2) Ievers (ob. June, 1871), married Anne (still living, 1912), daughter of Patrick Hynes, of Noughaval, by whom he had Joseph, now living at Glasha (par. of Killilagh), and married to Maria Devitt; (3) Margaret, married Denis Cahill, of Ballymurphy; (4) Elizabeth, and (5) Catherine, who both died unmarried.
Nemiah Davoren died at “Glasshy”, 28 May 1827 (Ennis Chronicle, 6 June 1827).

PARISH: KILLILAGH

Census 1821 Barony of Corcomroe … (reference number).
Note: The reference number for this part is identical to that shown on the previous part relating to the Barony of Corcomroe. The two parts overlap- a few in this part seem duplicates of entries in the previous part.

No 2 B’nolackan.
1 story.
Daniel McNamara, 55, labourer.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 52.
Ml McNamara, son, 18 (or 15).
Eliza McNamara, daughter, 14.

No 4, do
1 story.
Constance Davoren, 50, farmer, 10 acres, also 8 acres bog.
Margaret Davoren, his wife, 35.
Michael Davoren, son, 1.
Ellen Davoren, daughter, 6.
Jane Davoren, daughter, 4.

No 18, do
1 story.
John Flanagan, 36, labourer.
Anne Flanagan, his wife, 37.
Michael Flanagan, son, 1.
Mary McNamara, step daughter, 8 (or 5).

No 7 Ballyroe parcel of mountain.
1 story.
Eliza McMahon, 60, farmer, 3 acres.
Patt McMahon, son, 21, labourer.
Margaret McMahon, daughter, 20, wool shearer.
Honora McMahon, daughter, 17.

No 20 Ballyroe parcel of mountain.

1 story.
Mary McNamara, 55, farmer, 2 acres, also 2 acres bog.
Peter McNamara, son, 22, labourer.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 20.
James Kelly, 54 (or 84), … usual residence … … Killalla.

No 31 Ballyroe.
Ellen Davoren, 30, house servant to family of John McNamara, …, 50, farmer, 9 acres and 10 acres bog.
Also Michael Davoren, 60, … … in same house.

No 32 Ballyroe.
1 story.
Malachy Davoren, 38 (or 35), farmer and labourer, 2 acres.
Anne Davoren, his wife, 30.
Michael Davoren, son, 1.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 3.
Bridget Donleavy, visitor, 8 (or 5).

No 4 Carhooga.
1 story.
Peter Davoren, 45, farmer, 3 acres.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 39.
John Davoren, son, 10.
Michael Davoren, son, 6.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 8.
Mary Davoren, daughter, under 1.

No 5 Ballymaclancy.
1 story.
Eliza Fitzpatrick, 35, flax spinner.
Pat McNamara, her son, 13.
Martin Connell, son. 6.

No 26 Ballymaclancy.
1 story.
Peter Droney, 46, steward of McNamara.
Cath Droney, his wife, 44.
Thomas Droney, son, 20, labourer.
Michael Droney, son, 11.
John Droney, son, 4.
Bridget Droney, daughter, 18.
Mary Droney, daughter, 15.
Anne Droney, daughter, 7.
Jane Droney, daughter, 5.
Johannah Droney, daughter, under 1.
Bridget Callanan, sister in law, 33, lodger.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 16.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 15.

No 1 Gloshy ?Gort.
1 story.
Hannah McNamara, 48, farmer, 8 acres.
James McNamara, son, 17.
Martin McNamara, son, 12.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 7.
Mary Gilmore, 59, wool shearer.

No 8 Gloshy ?Gort.
2 story.
Nemiah Davoren, 48, gentleman and farmer, 50 acres.
Margaret Davoren, his wife, 41.
Andrew Davoren, son, 13.
?Ivers Davoren, son, 10.
Eliza Davoren, daughter, 20.
Catherine Davoren, daughter, 18.
Margaret Davoren, daughter, 17.
Jane Davoren, daughter, 15.
Margaret (sic) Davoren, daughter, 13.
Mary Devitt, 60, house servant.
Cath Cunneely, 20, house servant.
Margaret Droney, 19, house servant.
Ml Byrne, 19, house servant.
Daniel Glynn, 14, house servant.

No 10 Glashy west.
2 story.
Francis Macnamara, 40, gentleman and farmer, 63 acres.
Marcella Macnamara, his wife, 28.
Maria Macnamara, daughter, 10.
Catherine Macnamara, daughter, under 1.
Bridget Rooney, 50, cook.
Mary Rooney, 25, … …
Cath Flaherty, 20, house maid.
Mary Kilmartin, 25, nurse.
Jane Fitzpatrick, 60, dairy maid.
… . Vale, 60, butler.
Thomas ?Seyright, 27, groom.
Michael Sheehan, 24, carrier.
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Biographical note

Francis McNamara.
Marcella O’Flaherty (his wife).
Marriage. On Tuesday, Francis McNamara of Well park, Esq, county Galway, to Miss Marcella O’Flaherty (Clare Journal, 30 April 1810). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024) _________________

No 3 Ballysoe
1 story.
Andrew McNamara, 25 (or 28), farmer, 4 acres.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 24.
Honora McNamara, daughter, under 1.
John McNamara, brother, 44, labourer.
Honora O’Brien, 35, wool shearer.
Honora O’Brien, daughter, 8.
Bridget ?Kinnane, ?16, wool shearer.

No 5 Ballysoe.
James McNamara, 38, farmer, 4 acres.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 26.
Pat McNamara, son, 5.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 6.
Mary McNamara, daughter, under 1.

No 13 Killilagh.
1 story.
Daniel McNamara, 43, farmer, 2 acres and ?1 acre bog.
Ellen McNamara, his wife, 33.
John McNamara, son, 3.
Tim McNamara, son, under 1.
John McNamara, father, 78.
Margaret McNamara, mother, 65.
Johannah McNamara, sister, 40, wool shearer.

No 35 Loughe.
1 story.
Martin McNamara, 37, farmer, 4 acres.
Anne McNamara, his wife, 33.
John McNamara, son, 10.
Dennis McNamara, son, 8.
Michael McNamara, son, 7.
Patt McNamara, son, 5.
Martin McNamara, son, 3.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 1.

No 40 Loughe.
1 story.
Hugh Davoren, 34, farmer, 4 acres.
Winifred Davoren, his wife, 36.
Patt Davoren, son, 13.
Michael Davoren, son, under 1.
John Davoren, son, 7.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 11.

No 8 Ballyrara.
1 story.
?Tim McNamara, 42, farmer, 5 acres.
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 32.
John McNamara, son, 9.
Patt McNamara, son, 7.
Matthew McNamara, son, 5.
Michael McNamara, son, 3.
Tim McNamara, son, under 1.

No 27 Ballyrara.
Mary McNamara, house servant to family of Pat Quealy, 43, farmer of 4 acres.

No 10 ?Coskiclla.
1 story.
John McNamara, 45, farmer, 4 acres.
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 34.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 9.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 7.
Hannah McNamara, daughter, under 1.
Mary Molony, 22, house servant.

No 1 Toumullen.
1 story.
Bridget McNamara, 20, house servant to family of Charles Strich, 24, gentleman.
Letitia Davoren, 40, pauper, in same house, her usual residence Dublin.

No 7 Toumullen.
1 story.
William Davoren, 50, farmer and carpenter (no acres).
Mary Flanagan, 40, house servant.

No 2 Ballycahane parcel.
1 story.
Tim McNamara, 74, farmer, 3 acres.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 59.
John McNamara, son, 18, labourer.
Johannah McNamara, daughter, 21, wool shearer.
Hanna McNamara, daughter, 12.

No 5 Ballycahane parcel.
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 44, farmer, 3 acres.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 31.
Tim McNamara, son, 10.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 15.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 12.
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 4.
Johannah McNamara, daughter, 1.

No 2 Ballroe alias Knockfin.
1 story.
Oliver Davoren, 60, teacher.
Michael Davoren, son, 18.
Murty Cullinan, son in law, 30.
Bridget Cullinan, his wife, 25.
Thomas Cullinan, son, 8.
James Cullinan, son, 6.

No 2 B’cahane.
1 story.
Hyacinth Macnamara, 35, Lieutenant on half pay … 62nd Foot.
Mary Geran, 26, cook.

Doolen townland.
No McNamara. Only 3 families. Note says: This townland and the townlands of ?Slapper and Doon … are united.

PARISH: KILMACREHY

Lahensy
Nos 14 and 18 recorded previously.

… Lahensy.
1 story.
Constance Davoren, 30, labourer.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 32.
John Davoren, son, 7.
Manus? Davoren, son, 4.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 1.

No 9 Lahensy (2).
1 story.
Ml McNamara, 40, labourer.
Cath McNamara, his wife, 40.
John McNamara, son, 20.
James McNamara, son, 15.
Thomas McNamara, son, 13.
William McNamara, son, 6.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 9.

50 Lahensy.
1 story.
Thomas McNamara, 56, ?mason
Mary McNamara, his wife, ?51.
Michael McNamara, son, 20.
Thomas McNamara, son, 16.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 18 (or 15).
Thomas Healy, grandson, 6.
Mary Geraghty, 30.
Margaret Geraghty, daughter, 7.
Ellen Geraghty, daughter, 2.
Mary Daly, 25, house servant.

53 Lahensy.
1 story.
James Comyn, 36, labourer.
Sally Comyn, his wife, 24.
Patrick Comyn, son, under 1.
Bridget Comyn, daughter, 3.

55 Lahensy.
1 story.
John McNamara, 30, labourer.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 27.
Connor McNamara, son, 5.
Thomas McNamara, son, 1.

No 16
1 story.
Patrick Davoren, 45 (or 48), labourer.
Mary Davoren, his wife, 42.
Michael Davoren, son, 19.
John Davoren, son, 17.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 16.
Johanna Davoren, daughter, 12.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 10.
Margaret Davoren, daughter, 5.

2 Carhoonladane.
1 story.
Thomas Daly, 56
Cath Daly, his wife, 54.
John Daly, son, 26, labourer.
Michael McNamara, grandson, 11.

27 Carhoomledene?
(Note, this entry is more complete than the entry recorded previously and should be preferred).
1 story.
Bridget Gilroy, 50, widow.
Patt Gilroy, son, 18 (or 15).
Thomas Gilroy, son, 14.
John Gilroy, son, 8.

6 Derrynahela.
Omit (to avoid duplication of an entry recorded previously).

7 Derrynahela.
1 story.
Dennis McNamara, 34, farmer, 9 acres.
Honora McNamara, his wife, 30.
Michael McNamara, son, 5.
Thomas McNamara, under 1.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 9.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 7.
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 5.
Honora McNamara, daughter, 3.

10 Derrynahela.
1 story.
William Morony, 45, farmer and pensioner from 17th Foot.
Bridget Morony, his wife, 40.
Michael Morony, son, 16.
William Morony, son, 1.
Mary Morony, daughter, 13.
Margaret Morony, daughter, 7.
Michael Davoren, brother in law, 38 (or 35).

19 Rannagh.
House.
Patt McTighe, 26, farmer, 10 acres.
Michael Hogan, 12, house servant.

22 Rannagh.
1 story.
Tim Hogan, 38.
Cath Mary, his wife, 37.
Patt Hogan, son, 14.
Michael Hogan, son, 12.
Thomas Hogan, son, 7.
James Hogan, son, 2.

18 Laghcloner?
1 story.
Michael Finucane, 60, gentleman, farmer, 21 acres.
Ellen Finucane, his wife, 45.
James Finucane, son, 25.
Michael Finucane, son, 10.
James Finucane, grandson, 11.
William Finucane, grandson, under 1.
John McNamara, grandson, 5.
John Hill, 19, tutor.
Morgan McInerheny, 27 (or 29), steward.
Mary McInerheny, his wife, 22, house servant.
A… Moriarty, 40, …
Bridget Hehir, 20, kitchen maid.
Patt O’Loghlen, 21, house servant.

22 Village of Liscannor.
Patt Woods, 27, fisherman.
Margaret Woods, his wife, 20.
Margaret Woods, mother, 56.
Mary Woods, daughter, under 1.
Michael Woods, brother, 20, fisherman.
Anne Woods, sister, 22.
Bridget Woods, sister, 18.
Johanna Woods, sister, 16.

1 Dough O’Connor.
2 story.
James Edwards, 25 (or 28), farmer, 50 acres.
Deborah Edwards, his wife, 20.
Michael McNamara, 35 (or 38), visitor.
Cath Barrett, 21, house servant.
Mary Hehir, 22, house servant.
Mary Lyons, 48 (or 45), house servant.
Richard Neagle, 22, house servant.
Michael ……, 21, house servant.
John Edwards, 19, house servant.

12 Ballystren?
1 story.
Patt Kinnane, 70, farmer, 3 acres.
Mary Kinnane, his wife, 60.
John Woods, 16, house servant.

8 Glashy Gart?
1 story.
James Woods, 62, farmer, 7 acres.
Mary Woods, his wife, 59.
Patt Woods, son, 32, labourer.

6 Ballyroe.
Mary Ryan, 29, flax …
Thomas Woods, her son, under 1.

Parish Kilmacriley.

1 Moymore.
2 story.
?Hall Stacpoole, 36, gentleman and farmer, 23 acres.
Ellen Stacpoole, his wife, 33.
Andrew Stacpoole, son, 2.
Bridget Daly, visitor, 27.
Mary Kelly, 32, nurse.
Mary Pilkington, 16, house maid.
George ?Connor, 39, steward.
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Biographical note

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1 Ballyfadeen.
3 story.
Lucy Lysaght, 31, gentlewoman, holds 52 (or 82) acres.
her family … (large).
Bridget McNamara, ?approx 12, living in the house.

4 Knocknarahan.
Anne McNamara, 30, house servant to family of Denis Turney, 55??, farmer.

18 Laghclonn.
1 story.
Michael Finucane, 60, gentleman and farmer, 21 acres.
Ellen Finucane, his wife, 45.
James Finucane, son, 25.
Michael Finucane, son, 10.
James Finucane, grandson, 11.
William Finucane, grandson, 8.
John Finucane, grandson, 5.
John Hill, 19, ?butler.
Morgan McInerheny, 27, steward.
Mary McInerheny, his wife, 22, house maid.
Ally Moriarty, 40, ?stepsister.
Bridget Hehir, 20, kitchen maid.
Patt O’Loghlen, 21, house servant.
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Biographical note

Michael Finucane.
Ellen O’Brien (his wife).
Michael Finucane, son of Michael Finucane, MD, of Ennis and Bridget Kent, married Ellen O’Brien of Ennistymon, with nine children. The census names two of the youngest. Their daughter, Deborah (Mrs James Edwards) appears elsewhere in this census. Likely, the census understates Ellen O’Brien’s age. (Derived from Michael Mac Mahon, author of Notes on the Finucanes of Moy and Ennistymon (2023) volume 47, The Other Clare pp 61-65. Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024).
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33 Laghclonn.
1 story.
George Leyden, 50, labourer.
Bridget Leyden, his wife, 40.
Patt Leyden, son, 7.
Mary Leyden, daughter, 11.
Margaret Leyden, daughter, 9.
Cath Leyden, daughter, 6.
Michael McNamara, brother in law, 32, labourer.

19 Liscannor.
2 story.
John McNamara, 54, gentleman, 7 acres.
Elizabeth McNamara, his wife, 60.
?Louisa McNamara, daughter, 25.
?Benigina McNamara, daughter, 22.
John McGuane, visitor, 10 (or 16).
Sally Hayes, 40, house servant.
Jane McNamara, 19, house servant.
Anne Stewart, 60, flax spinner.
John Ryan, 30, house servant.

5 Liscannor Village.
1 story.
Daniel McNamara, 50, farmer, 3 acres.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 46.
Ml McNamara, son, 26 (or 20).
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 12.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 6.

18 Liscannor Village.
1 story.
James McNamara, 50, labourer.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 48 (or 45).
Martin McNamara, son, 11.
Margaret Kelly, 25 (or 28).
Patt Lysaght, her son, under 1.

2 B’cotteen.
1 story.
Mary Kerin, 31, farmer, 11 acres.
Conner Kerin, son, 13.
Mary Kerin, daughter, ?15.
Cath Kerin, daughter, 12.
Anthony Davoren, her brother, 29.
Francis Macnamara, cousin, 28 (or 25).
Michael Neagle, 29, house servant.
Peter ?Corbett, 17, house servant.
Jno Howley, 60, house servant.
Mary Kerin, 20, house servant.
Hannah ?Hellery, 89, wool shearer.

26 Liscannor Village.
Patt Davoren, 17, farmer, 6 acres.
Mary Davoren, his mother, 60.

4 Killaspuglonane West.
1 story.
Matthias McNamara, 30, farmer, 6 acres.
Cath McNamara, his wife, 27.
Patt McNamara, 2.
James McNamara, under 1.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 4.

7 Killaspuglonane West.
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 40, farmer, 7 acres.
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 38 (or 35).
James McNamara, son, 9.
Anthony McNamara, son, 7.
John McNamara, son, 4.
Anne McNamara, daughter. 10.

4 Ballyellery.
1 story.
Denis McNamara, 40, labourer.
Cath McNamara, his wife, 36.
John McNamara, son, 16.
Patt McNamara, son, 6.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 10.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 4.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 2.

1 DoughoConnor.
2 story.
James Edwards, 28 (or 25), farmer, 50 acres.
Deborah Edwards, his wife, 30.
Michael McNamara, 35, visitor.
Cath Barrett, 21, house servant.
Mary Hehir, 22, house servant.
Mary Lyons, 48 (or 45), house servant.
Richard Nagle, 22, house servant.
Michael Ford, 21, house servant.
John Edwards, 19, house servant.
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Biographical note

Note: This bio note was not included previously.

James Edwards.
Deborah Finucane (his wife).
James Edwards married, in 1820, Deborah Finucane, daughter of Michael Finucane (1761-1827) and Ellen O’Brien who are noted elsewhere in this census.
Marriage. At her father’s seat, Ferry Park, Mr James Edwards to Miss Finucane, daughter of Michael Finucane, Esq: Ennis Chronicle, 6 September 1820. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024).
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Parish Kilmacriley.
1 Moymore.
2 story.
?Hall Stacpoole, 36, gentleman and farmer, 23 acres.
Ellen Stacpoole, his wife, 33.
Andrew Stacpoole, son, 2.
Bridget Daly, visitor, 27.
Mary Kelly, 32, nurse.
Mary Pilkington, 16, house maid.
George ?Connor, 39, steward.
STACPOOLE FAMILY OF MOYMORE

Matt / Matthew / Matthias Stacpoole born 2 May 1780, son of George Hogan Stacpoole and Jane nee Lysaght.
Gentleman and farmer, living in 2 storey house at Moymore.
Married 16 September 1815 to Ellen Pilkington, daughter of Thomas Pilkington of Cragleigh and Susannah nee Brew. Marriage settlement dated 15 Sep 1815 National Library of Ireland MS 2109
Children:
• George Mathias born 1817 died 1817
• Thomas Francis Pilkington born 1818 died 1819
• Andrew Michael born 1819 died 1827
• George Mathias born & died 1820
• Thomas Francis Pilkington born 1822 died 1840

Ellen Stacpoole nee Pilkington died 26 March 1824 at Moymore, after being frightened by an intruder in her home. She was buried at Ennistymon.

DEATH: THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL Galway, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1824 Terence O’Loughlin was indicted for the murder of Mrs. Ellen Stackpoole, at Moymore, on the 26th of March last, he, the said Terence O’Loughlin, illegally threatening and demanding money from her, and so affrighting her, as to cause her death. Counsellor Wolfe thought the novelty of the present charge demanded from him some remarks. He then stated the case. The deceased Mrs. Stacpoole was a peculiarly nervous lady, and in great fear of fever. He was instructed that the prisoner being aware of this, took advantage of the absence of her husband and servants to rush into her presence, and demanded money, telling her that the clothes he wore were taken from a house infected with fever; Mrs. Stacpoole ran from him upstairs, but he had the audacity to follow her, using menaces to endeavour to exact money from her; she again escaped into an avenue, where he pursued and seized her, still continuing to threaten her, until the appearance of a third person compelled him to desist. Mrs. Stacpoole immediately took ill, and expired in nine hours after. The Learned Counsel then read legal opinions on offences analogous to the present, which constituted the crime of murder; such as that of firing a shot, or wilfully driving a restive horse amongst a crowd of persons, thereby causing death; and that of the unnatural son who exposed his sick parent, against his will, to the air; and also of the harlot, who placed her infant in an orchard, and a kite struck and killed it. In this case, however, he would not press the charge of murder, but look for a conviction for manslaughter, which, he was sure, could not be denied. The evidence was then gone through, and fully supported the statement of the Learned Gentleman. The Jury took about half an hour to consult, when they brought in a verdict of Manslaughter. - To be imprisoned six months.

Mathias Stacpoole married for 2nd time on 13 June 1827 to Louisa Mary McNamara, daughter of Captain John McNamara. Ennis Chronicle 20 June 1827
They had 2 daughters:
• Sarah Jane born 1829 died 1846
• Mary Louisa born 1831 died 1880

Mathias Stacpoole died 6 March 1835 at Moymore and was buried in the Churchyard at Ennistymon.
Clare Journal 9 March 1835

Mary Pilkington aged 16 housemaid – I do not know who this girl is, or which Pilkington family she belongs to. (Katrina Vincent 2024)

PARISH: KILMALEY

9 Mogowna. ( Magowna )
1 story.
Daniel Mungovan, 42, farms 30 acres.
Mary Mungovan, his wife, 35.
Anne Mungovan, daughter, 17.
Patt Mungovan, son, 15.
James Mungovan, son, 10.
Daniel Considine, 22, servant man.

10 Mogowna.
1 story.
Patt Mungovan, 36, farms 16 acres.
Mary Mungovan, his wife, 32.
James Mungovan, son, 6.
Mary Mungovan, daughter, 5.
Mary Keane, 15, house servant.

20 Mogowna.
1 story.
Peter Mungovan, 48, farms 27 acres.
Johanna Mungovan, his wife, 40. ( 46? )
James Mungovan, son, 24, labourer.
Thomas Mungovan, son, 22.
Patt Mungovan, son, 5.
Honora Mungovan, daughter, 2. ( Hanna )
( Bridget Mungovan daughter 19)
( Judith? Mungovan daughter 12) ( looks like a ‘j’ to me)
Margaret Mungovan, daughter, ?8. (8)
John Keane, 21, servant man.
Honora Keane, sister to John, 24, house servant.
?Patt Prendergast, son in law, visitor. ( Patt 32)
Mary Prendergast, his wife, 18, visitor.

7 Cappaliegh.
1 story.
?Matthew Mungovan, 45, herdsman. (Matthew) ( looks like latin version of name recorded?)
Mary Mungovan, his wife, 40.
John Mungovan, son, 14.
Michael Mungovan, son, 13.
?Patt Mungovan, son, 7. (Patt )
Thomas Mungovan, son, 5.

11 Cappaliegh.
House of Patt Griffy, 56, farms 9 acres.
Margaret Dulhunty, 30, house servant.
Bridget Dulhunty, … … …, 9. ( her daughter )

4 Garrynagry.
1 story.
John Donnellan, 41, farms 7 and a half acres.
Cath Donnellan, his wife, 35.
?Thomas Donnellan, son, 17.
Michael Donnellan, son, 12.
Andrew Donnellan, son, 6.
?Patt Donnellan, son, 4.
Anne Donnellan, daughter, 13.
Cath Donnellan, daughter, 2.
Mary Donnellan, daughter, under 1.

2 Ballyelan.
1 story.
B… Carrigg, 35, ??Land surveyor. (Barnabus or some other similar latin name ?)
Mary Carrigg, his wife, 27.
Bridget Carrigg, daughter, 8.
Michael Carrigg, son, 2.

15 Ballymacooda.
1 story.
Thomas Griffy, 46, farms 15 acres.
Johanna Griffy, his wife, 40.
Dennis Griffy, son, 17.
Patt Griffy, son, 15.
Anne Griffy, daughter, 12.
Mary Griffy, daughter, 10.
Michael Griffy, son, 4.
Margaret Griffy, daughter, 6.
Thomas Griffy, son, 2.
Michael O’Neill, 23, servant man.
Dennis Finucane, 32, lodger.

12 ?Kanturk. (Kanturk)
1 story.
Michael Mungovan, 60, farms 4 acres. Also holds 22 acres of bog.
Margaret Mungovan, his wife, 50.
John Mungovan, son, 15.
James Mungovan, son, 26.
Johanna Mungovan, daughter in law, 20.
?Patt Cullegan, 20, servant man,
Michael Cullegan, 17, servant man.
John Cullegan, 12, servant man.
Margaret Murphy, 13, house servant.

7 Letteragh.
1 story.
John ?Kinucane, 52, farms 4 acres. Also holds 6 acres of bog.
Margaret ?Kinucane, daughter, 13.
Bridget ?Kinucane, daughter, 10.
Mary ?Kinucane, daughter, 8.
Peter ?Kinucane, son, 16.

KILMANAHEEN and CLOONEY (CORCOMROE)

Parish Kilmanaline (Kilmanheen )

Morgan Finucane, 47, physician and surgeon.
Ellen Finucane, his wife, 25.
Charles Finucane, son, 4.
Ellen Finucane, daughter, 3.
Eliza Finucane, daughter, under 1.
Mary Colleres?, 35, house servant.
Johanna Morgan, 14, house servant.
Bridget McDonogh, 26, nurse.
Patt King, 25, house servant.
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Biographical notes

Morgan Finucane, M.D.
Marriage. Last Saturday, at Ennistymon Church, Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Esq. MD and Surgeon to the Royal Navy, to Miss Ellen Adams Brew, daughter of Richard Brew of Richmond, Esq. (Ennis Chronicle, 1 June 1816).
Will, dated 7 April 1832, of Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Ennistymon, … MD and Surgeon Royal Navy, left various bequests to his beloved wife, Ellen Adams Brew, his son Charles, his daughter Ellen, and his daughter Eliza.
Morgan Finucane died 12 June 1833.

Ellen Adams Brew.
Despite a discrepancy, Ellen Adams Brew seems a daughter of Alice Adams and a sister of Rebecca Brew (who married William “Bumbo” Greene, an Ennis attorney). She died some time between April 1832 and 1836. Earlier, Richard Brew of Tullycrine, Alice Adams, spinster, second daughter of Charles Adams of Killoe (sic), and trustees, entered a marriage settlement dated 27 May 1786, and they married shortly afterwards, at Ennis, c.f. Saunders Newsletter, 6 June 1786. However, according to an inscription in the Drumcliffe cemetery (if accurately transcribed by Alfred Molony in 1905), Alice Adams died in 1789, aged 20 years. The discrepancy, obvious enough, may have any of several possible explanations, not explored here. Most likely, however, she gave a lady’s answer to the rude question, How old are you? Probably, Ellen Adams Brew was born in 1789 or a little earlier. Her father, Richard Brew, formerly of Tullycrine but then of Richmond, died in 1818 (Ennis Chronicle, 20 May 1818).

Administration of Morgan Finucane’s estate was granted to (his brother) James Finucane of Moy, near Ennistymon, the paternal uncle and guardian of Charles Finucane, on 13 December 1836. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Charles Finucane, M.D.
Died at Ennistymon, 24 November 1861 (Cork Examiner, 3 December 1861) leaving his widow, Cordelia Finucane (who died in Dublin, aged 95 years, in February 1912). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Ellen Finucane.
Marriage. At Ennistymon Church, on Wednesday, by the lady’s uncle, the Rev. Richard Brew, John Geo Brown to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Morgan Finucane, Esq, MD of the Cottage, Ennistymon (Clare Journal, 17 December 1838). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen )

Parish Kilmanaline (Kilmanaheen)

Morgan Finucane, 47, physician and surgeon.
Ellen Finucane, his wife, 25.
Charles Finucane, son, 4.
Ellen Finucane, daughter, 3.
Eliza Finucane, daughter, under 1.
Mary Colleres?, 35, house servant. ( Collins) (Colleran)
Johanna Morgan, 14, house servant.
Bridget McDonogh, 26, nurse.
Patt King, 25, house servant.
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Biographical notes

Morgan Finucane, M.D.
Marriage. Last Saturday, at Ennistymon Church, Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Esq. MD and Surgeon to the Royal Navy, to Miss Ellen Adams Brew, daughter of Richard Brew of Richmond, Esq. (Ennis Chronicle, 1 June 1816).
Will, dated 7 April 1832, of Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Ennistymon, … MD and Surgeon Royal Navy, left various bequests to his beloved wife, Ellen Adams Brew, his son Charles, his daughter Ellen, and his daughter Eliza.
Morgan Finucane died 12 June 1833.

Ellen Adams Brew.
Despite a discrepancy, Ellen Adams Brew seems a daughter of Alice Adams and a sister of Rebecca Brew (who married William “Bumbo” Greene, an Ennis attorney). She died some time between April 1832 and 1836. Earlier, Richard Brew of Tullycrine, Alice Adams, spinster, second daughter of Charles Adams of Killoe (sic), and trustees, entered a marriage settlement dated 27 May 1786, and they married shortly afterwards, at Ennis, c.f. Saunders Newsletter, 6 June 1786. However, according to an inscription in the Drumcliffe cemetery (if accurately transcribed by Alfred Molony in 1905), Alice Adams died in 1789, aged 20 years. The discrepancy, obvious enough, may have any of several possible explanations, not explored here. Most likely, however, she gave a lady’s answer to the rude question, How old are you? Probably, Ellen Adams Brew was born in 1789 or a little earlier. Her father, Richard Brew, formerly of Tullycrine but then of Richmond, died in 1818 (Ennis Chronicle, 20 May 1818).

Administration of Morgan Finucane’s estate was granted to (his brother) James Finucane of Moy, near Ennistymon, the paternal uncle and guardian of Charles Finucane, on 13 December 1836. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Charles Finucane, M.D.
Died at Ennistymon, 24 November 1861 (Cork Examiner, 3 December 1861) leaving his widow, Cordelia Finucane (who died in Dublin, aged 95 years, in February 1912). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen)

Ellen Finucane.
Marriage. At Ennistymon Church, on Wednesday, by the lady’s uncle, the Rev. Richard Brew, John Geo Brown to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Morgan Finucane, Esq, MD of the Cottage, Ennistymon (Clare Journal, 17 December 1838). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen ) __________________

23 Ennistymon the new Town.
2 story.
John Finucane, 26, apothecary.
Bridget Finucane, his wife, 26.
Ml McNamara, 14, apprentice.
Pat Murray, 35, physician and lodger.
Anthony Murray, 18, servant.
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Biographical notes

John Finucane.
Bridget Finucane née Kennedy.
Marriage. At Ennistymon, Mr John Finucane of that town, apothecary, to Miss Kennedy, daughter of Mr T Kennedy (Clare Journal, 15 July 1819).

Patrick Murray, M.D.
Death. At Ennistymon, on Saturday, of relapse fever, Patrick Murray, Esq, MD, deservedly regretted (Clare Journal, 18 May 1840; Freeman’s Journal, 20 May 1840). (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen) ________________

24 Ennistymon the new town
2 story
Eliza Thynne, 60, widow.
Mary Woods, niece, 31.
Cornelius Woods, son, 15.
William Morgan, 34, Lieutenant in ?army h.p. ?officer … Ellen Morgan, his wife, 21. ( not sure here but don’t think it’s the army)
Cath Deehy, 16, house servant.

30 Ennistymon the new town.
2 story.
Daniel Finucane, 23, publican.
Bridget Morgan, 15, house servant. (Murry)?

82 Ennistymon the new town.
2 story.
Cath Finucane, 73, widow.
Michael Finucane, son, 24.
Anne Finucane, granddaughter, 7.
Lucy Finucane, granddaughter, 5.
Honora McDonogh, 60, flax … ( Spinner)

85 Ennistymon the new town.
1 story.
Pat Kinucane, 30, labourer and victualler. (Farrier)?
Mary Kinucane, his wife, 27.
Daniel Kinucane, son, 8.
Patt Kinucane, son, 3.

84 Ennistymon the new town.
4 story.
Ennistymon House (Andrew Finucane, Esq., proprietor).
Mary Hogan, 50, house servant.
… .. …. , 30, kitchen maid. ( Susan Glenn? Gleeson )
Thomas Mulqueeny, 34, gardener.

2 Ennistymon Old Town.
House of Hyacinth … , 48. ( Henry ? O’Brien) ( ? )
Bridget Jones, 15, house servant. ( ? Jones- written in overhead)

No 1 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.
Francis McNamara, 40, shopkeeper.
Eliza Macnamara, his wife, 24.
William Macnamara, son, 4.
Michael Macnamara, son, 3.
Mary Macnamara, daughter, under 1.

No 11 Ennistymon (the new town).
Alice Davoren, 22, and Fanny Davoren, 20,
lodgers in the house of ?Fras ?Swynge, aged 45, farmer ( Francis S***ney )
and shopkeeper- has 12 acres.

No 23 Ennistymon (the new town).
Omit (to avoid repetition of an entry previously recorded).

No 37 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.u89h0
John Wrenn, 39, blacksmith.
Johanna Wrenn, his wife, 30.
John McNamara, 18 (or 15), journeyman blacksmith. ( 18)

No 65 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.
James Curran, 60, ?victualler. ( victualler)
Anne Curran, his wife, 50.
Anne Hogan, 26.
John McNamara, son, under 1.
Daniel Sullivan, 30, pedlar.
Honora Sullivan, his wife, 30.
Mary Sullivan, daughter, under 1.

No 70 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.
James Davoren, 30, ?hatter. ( hatter )
Mary Davoren, his wife, 25.
John Davoren, son, 3.
Anne Davoren, daughter, 7.
Mary Davoren, daughter, 5.
Terence Galvin, 23, journeyman ?hatter. (hatter)

No 75 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.
Thomas McNamara, 31, ?cook. (Cooper )?
Anne McNamara, his wife, 22.
Mary McNamara, daughter, under 1.
Edward Mooney, 21, journeyman ?cook. (Cooper )?
Michael Tobin, 27, journeyman ?cook. (Cooper )?
Thomas Crowe, nephew, 12.

No 76 Ennistymon (the new town).
2 story.
Margaret Curtin, 44, widow.
Mary Cunningham, daughter, 19.
Anne McNamara, sister, 35.

No 79 Ennistymon (the new town).
1 story.
Matthias McMahon, 25, labourer.
Cath McMahon, his wife, 25.
John Lysaght, 25, labourer.
Mary Lysaght, his wife, 22.
Patt Lysaght, son, under 1.
Bridget Donnelly, 50, flax spinner.
Mary Davoren, her daughter, 17, flax spinner.
Anne Davoren, daughter, 14.
Bridget Davoren, daughter, 12.

Ennistymon (the old town).
No 2 recorded previously.

6 Ennistymon (the old town).
2 story.
Ml McMahon, 26, mason.
Margaret McMahon, his wife, 21.
Anne McMahon. daughter, 1.
John Hughes, 45, mason.
John McNamara, 19, mason.
Patt McNamara, 25, mason.
Anne McMahon, niece, 13.

75 (or 78) Ennistymon (the old town).
1 story.
James Stack, 60, labourer.
Bridget Stack, daughter, ?33. (33)
Anne McNamara, daughter, 14.
Bridget Donnelly, 30, … maker. (Cover Maker) https://www.familyresearcher.co.uk/glossary/Dictionary-of-Old-Occupations-jobs-beginning-C10.html#Cover-Maker
Michael Donnelly, son, 7.

83 Ennistymon (the old town).
1 story.
Margaret McNamara, 64, widow. (McMahon )
?Sibly McMahon, daughter, 30. (Sibly)
?Michael Adams, 50. (Michael)
Mary Adams, his wife, 32.
F…. Sterrick, grandson, 12. ( ? Sterrite )
Cath Daly, 25, lodger.
Pat Carmody, son, 4.

109 Ennistymon (the old town).
1 story.
Patt McNamara, 34, linen weaver. ( McMahon )
Mary McNamara, his wife, 30. ( McMahon )
John McNamara, son, 10. ( McMahon )
?Patt McNamara, son, 1. ( Patt McMahon )
James Byrne, 23, … … …(Journeyman Weaver)
Pat Fitzgerald, 14, apprentice.
Augustine ?Freel, brother in law, 34, … (possibly Friel ) (Labourer)
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Townland Ennistymon alias ?Castle- only 10 houses, all 1 story, no McNamara, no large house. (Also?)

Townland Ennistymon alias Knockamullen. (Knockamuillin)?
3 story house.
Occupied by Rev ?Archbishop Kenny. (Archdeacon ? )
No other large house, and no McNamara.

Parish Kilmanaline. (Kilmanaheen)

16 Ennistymon the new town.
2 story.
Morgan Finucane, 47, physician and surgeon.
Ellen Finucane, his wife, 25.
Charles Finucane, son, 4.
Ellen Finucane, daughter, 3.
Eliza Finucane, daughter, under 1.
Mary Colleres?, 35, house servant. (Collines)
Johanna Morgan, 14, house servant.
Bridget McDonogh, 26, nurse.
Patt King, 25, house servant.
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Biographical notes

Morgan Finucane, M.D.
Marriage. Last Saturday, at Ennistymon Church, Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Esq. MD and Surgeon to the Royal Navy, to Miss Ellen Adams Brew, daughter of Richard Brew of Richmond, Esq. (Ennis Chronicle, 1 June 1816).
Will, dated 7 April 1832, of Morgan Finucane of the Cottage, Ennistymon, … MD and Surgeon Royal Navy, left various bequests to his beloved wife, Ellen Adams Brew, his son Charles, his daughter Ellen, and his daughter Eliza.
Morgan Finucane died 12 June 1833.

Ellen Adams Brew.
Despite a discrepancy, Ellen Adams Brew seems a daughter of Alice Adams and a sister of Rebecca Brew (who married William “Bumbo” Greene, an Ennis attorney). She died some time between April 1832 and 1836. Earlier, Richard Brew of Tullycrine, Alice Adams, spinster, second daughter of Charles Adams of Killoe (sic), and trustees, entered a marriage settlement dated 27 May 1786, and they married shortly afterwards, at Ennis, c.f. Saunders Newsletter, 6 June 1786. However, according to an inscription in the Drumcliffe cemetery (if accurately transcribed by Alfred Molony in 1905), Alice Adams died in 1789, aged 20 years. The discrepancy, obvious enough, may have any of several possible explanations, not explored here. Most likely, however, she gave a lady’s answer to the rude question, How old are you? Probably, Ellen Adams Brew was born in 1789 or a little earlier. Her father, Richard Brew, formerly of Tullycrine but then of Richmond, died in 1818 (Ennis Chronicle, 20 May 1818).

Administration of Morgan Finucane’s estate was granted to (his brother) James Finucane of Moy, near Ennistymon, the paternal uncle and guardian of Charles Finucane, on 13 December 1836. (Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024)

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Dr. Morgan Finucane was a son of John Finucane, Moy More, parish of Kilfarboy, barony of Ibrickane [Miltown Malbay] and his wife, Catherine Vaughan.
John Finucane was very much part of a Gaelic literary world that was beginning to establish itself in the general area of Moy and Ennistymon around the turn of the 18th century. Copies of at least five manuscripts transcribed by Seaghan Ó Finnúcháin are now in the National and Maynooth libraries. They include a copy of Keating's Foras Feasa ar Éirinn running to some 300 pages transcribed 'chun usáide a chloinne' [for the use of his family]. He is buried in the Finucane mausoleum (built by his son Morgan) in the hilltop cemetery overlooking the town of Ennistymon. The inscription states that he died on 11 May 1809 aged 60 yrs. (Contributed by Michael Mac Mahon, 2024)

84 Ennistymon the new town.
4 story.
Ennistymon House (Andrew Finucane, Esq., proprietor).
Mary Hogan, 50, house servant.
… .. …. , 30, kitchen maid. ( Susan Glenn? Gleeson )

Thomas Mulqueeny, 34, gardener
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Biographical note
Andrew Finucane, of Ennistymon House.

Andrew Finucane was educated by Rev John Moore and entered Trinity College, Dublin in January 1798 (Alumni Dublinenses (1924 edition), p 281). He was the only son and heir at law of the Hon Matthias Finucane, one of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland, deceased (Ennis Chronicle, 7 May 1825, retrieved by Declan Barron “Ireland old news”). He was the only son (which may mean the only surviving son), according to Francis Hayd’n, The Medical Mentor (Carlow, 1827), p 59. He was a magistrate, and deputy Lieutenant of County Clare. He died in London on 11 May 1843 (Clare Journal, 15 May 1843), in his 62nd year.

His mother was Anne O’Brien, daughter of Edward O’Brien.
According to a report in the Dublin Evening Mail of 22 May 1843, the landed property of the late Andrew Finucane, Esq, DL, Ennistymon House, co Clare is estimated at £6,000 per year, free of encumbrances. The report goes on to say, It is not now so certain that Capt Francis McNamara, late 8th Husssars, inherits the whole of his uncle’s estate, as the late Mr Finucane had two sisters, one married to the Captain’s father, Major McNamara, and the other to James Finucane, Esq, who has been some years on the Continent, and whose daughters it is supposed will succeed to one moiety of the estate. Capt the Hon Hugh O’Grady, RN, is married to one of those ladies.
Another of “those ladies” was Louisa, Lady Inchiquin, widow of the 13th baron, died on Saturday at her residence in Queens gate, in her 83rd year. Lady Inchiquin, who was the daughter of Major James Finucane and one of the co-heiresses of Mr Andrew Finucane, Ennistymon House, married in 1854, as his second wife, Sir Lucius O’Brien … (Clifton Society, Bristol, England, 18 February 1904).
Andrew Finucane left daughters- 1. Emily Margaret, the oldest, who married Francis Nesbitt Cullen, constabulary, youngest son of the late Lt Col Cullen of Skreeny, co Leitrim, and Bridget Finucane (Clare Journal, 3 August 1854). 2. Honoria Maria, the second daughter, who married in Dublin Edward Hickman Persse, son of Thomas Persse, JP, of Mount Vernon, co Galway (Cork Examiner, 24 February 1870). 3. Louisa Ann, the youngest, who married in Dublin Sir George J Wycherley, MD, Cork (Freeman’s Journal, 8 September 1886).(Contributed by Mick O’Loghlen, 2024)
Andrew Finucane (1779-1843) was the only son of Mathias Finucane (1738-1814) of Lifford House, Ennis, and his wife Ann O’Brien whom he afterwards divorced. Andrew died unmarried but not childless: in his will dated 8 May 1843, he mentions “a natural son, Henry Andrew Pearson, South St., Manchester Square, London, the son of Maria Pearson”, and also three daughters by his common law wife Honora Slattery. Honora died at Lifford House, Ennis, 29 August 1880 as “ Honora Slattery commonly called Finucane.” The descendants of Andrew’s sister, Susanna Mac Namara (1776-1816) inherited Ennistymon House. (Contributed by Michael Mac Mahon, 2024)
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4 Clonncoul.
1 story.
Anthony Kinnane, 25 (or 28), farmer, 3 acres.
Bridget Kinnane, his wife, 29.
Bridget Kinnane, daughter, 5.
Mary Kinnane, daughter, 3.
Jane Kinnane, daughter, under 1.
Mary O’Connell, 60, widow.
Hanna Finucane, 60, widow.

14 Lahensy.
1 story.
Margaret Jones, 40, … (Huxter aka peddlar)
Patt Jones, her son, 13.
John Jones, son, 7. FYI These may be my own ancestors so I can provide
family tree in due course if helpful.
Mary Jones, daughter, 4.
Margaret Kinnoulty, mother, 80.
Bridget King, 30, flax …( Spinner, Scutcher )?
James Carthy, son, 7.
Mary Carthy, daughter, under 1.

80 Lahensy.
1 story.
Patt Gartly, 36, carpenter.
Mary Gartly, his wife, 30.
Mary Gartly, daughter, 6.
Johanna Gartly, daughter, 3.
Honora Gartly, daughter, under 1.
… . Finucane, 13, house servant. ( Anne )

42 Ardnakella. (Ardnacullia)
1 story.
Denis Slattery, 54, farmer, 6 acres.
Daniel Slattery, son, 18.
Michael Slattery, son, 14.
Denis Slattery, son, 12.
Bryan Slattery, son, 6.
Margaret Slattery, mother, 75 (or 78), widow. (75)
Mary Kinnane, 25, house servant.

36 Maghera.
1 story.
Matthias Foley, 50, farmer, 8 (or 5) acres.
Michael Foley, his son, 26.
Owen Foley, his brother?, 22.
Ellen Foley, his wife, 20.
Fardy? Finucane, 21, house servant. ( Farley Farcly ) ?
John Howard, 24, house servant.
James Fitzgerald, 18, house servant.

27 Carhoomledene? ( Carhoonledane ) ?
1 story.
Bridget Gilroy, 50, widow.
(Patt Gilroy son 18 Labourer)
Thomas Gilroy, son, 14.
John Gilroy, son, 8.

6 Derrynahila?
1 story.
Bridget Byrt, 39. (Burke)
Michael Meagher, son, 21, labourer.
Cath Fleming, daughter, 14.

Parish Clouney ( Clooney)

8 Carhoocloghegh.
1 story.
Patt Shallue?, 36, farmer, 8 acres and holds 10 acres ….(Bog)
Mary Shallue, his wife, 33.
Darby Shallue, son, 7.
Dennis Shallue, son, ? (3)
Hannah Shallue, daughter, 12.
Margaret Shallue. daughter, 9.
Mary Shallue, daughter, under 1.
Coleman Wall?, 22, house servant.
Ally Finucane, 23, house servant. (Alby)

26 Glann. (Glen)
1 story.
Mary Organ?, 50, widow.
Margaret Organ, daughter, 19, flax …(spinner )
Bridget Woods, his aunt, 60 (who is the “his”?). (Dead Husband’s aunt? )

7 Morgkerra? (Mooghna)
1 story.
James Garahy, 60, farmer, 12 acres and holds 10 acres … Honora Garahy, his wife, 45.
Paul Daniel Garahy, son, 26.
Michael Garahy, son, 12.
Johanna Garahy, daughter, 21.
Honora Garahy, daughter, 16.
Anne Garahy, daughter, 13.
Ellen Garahy, daughter, 5. (8)
Michael Kinnucane?, 20, house servant. (Kinnucane)

Parish Clouney. (Clooney)

No 10 Knochlgagh. ( Knockacullea or Knocknagraigue )?
1 story.
John Davoren, 45, …
Margaret Davoren, his wife, 39.
John Davoren, son, 8.
William Davoren, son, 2.
Anne Davoren, daughter, 11.
Honora Davoren, daughter, 9.

No 1 Clouney south. (Clooney South)
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 40, farmer, 14 acres.
Cath McNamara, his wife, 35.
John McNamara, son, 9.
Michael McNamara, son, 7.
Daniel McNamara, son, 5.
Michael McNamara, son, 20. (?)
Mary McNamara, daughter, 2.
Honora McNamara, his mother, 80.

No 8 Clouney south. (Clooney South)
1 story.
John McNamara, 40, farmer, 29 acres also 16 acres bog.
Mary McNamara, his wife, 38.
John McNamara, son, 3.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 10.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 7.
Honora McNamara, daughter, 5.

No 10 Clouney south. (Cahersherkin)
1 story.
Michael McNamara, 40, farmer, 16 acres.
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 30.
Thomas McNamara, son, 5.
Margaret McNamara, daughter, 3.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, under 1.
Michael Crowe, nephew, 9.
Hannah Connell, 20, house servant. (Hanora)
Martin Blaky, son in law, 26, farmer, 5 acres.

No 32 Cahersherkin.
1 story.
James Davoren, 50, gentleman, and farms 50 acres. (Gentleman farmer)
Joseph Davoren, son, 24.
Ellen Davoren, daughter, 18.
Cath Davoren, daughter, 17.
Penelope Davoren, sister, 40.
Margaret Dwyer, 39, house servant.
Stephen Dwyer, 30, house servant.
Hugh McCarthy, 25, house servant.

No 34 Cahersherkin.
1 story.
Margaret McNamara, 18, wool shearer.
Mary McNamara, sister, 16, wool shearer.

No 9 Turlehene. (Tullaloughaum or Teerleheen) ?
1 story.
Hannah McNamara, 20, flax … living in family of ?Andrew Shannon, 30, farmer, 14 acres. (Flax Spinner)

No 4 Cullenagh.
Silvester McNamara, 50, pauper (usual residence parish Tulla, Clare) in family of Jno Forhan, 25, farmer, 5 acres.

No 17 Cullinagh. (Cullenagh)
1 story.
Anne Davoren, 30, wool shearer.
James Davoren, son, 5 (or 8).
Mary Davoren, daughter, 11.

No 23 Cullinagh. (Cullenagh)
1 story.
Ml McNamara, 60, farmer, 16 acres.
Cath McNamara, his wife, 50.
Matthias McNamara, son, 17.
Thomas McNamara, son, 14.
Honora McNamara, daughter, 18.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 16.
Margaret Droney, granddaughter, 2.

No 15 Carhoocloghagh. (Carrownaclogh? )
1 story.
Mary McNamara, 60, farmer, 10 acres.
Michael McNamara, son, 30.
Eliza McNamara, daughter, 24.
Honora McNamara, daughter, 26.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 20.

No 16 Carhoocloghagh. (Cullenagh)
1 story.
Daniel McNamara, 24, farmer, 8 (or 5) acres. (8)
Mary McNamara, his wife, 22.
Martin McNamara, son, under 1.
Bridget Spellissy, sister in law, 13.

32 Glann. (Glen)
Bridget McNamara, 21, flax spinner, in house of Matt McDonogh, 30, farmer of 5 acres.

16 Drumlicka, Healkill etc. (Drumlesh? )
1 story.
Mary McNamara, 48 (or 45), farmer, 8 acres, also 6 acres bog. (48)
Thomas McNamara, son, 28 (or 25). (28)
James McNamara, son, 22.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 10.
Anne McNamara, daughter, 7.

6 Fahanlonaght. ( Fahanlunaghta )
1 story.
Bridget McNamara, 45, farmer, 10 acres.
John McNamara, son, 17.
Michael McNamara, son, 12.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 9.

18 (or 15) Fahanlonaght. ( Fahanlunaghta )

1 story.
?James McNamara, 50, (no occupation, 9 ?..).
Bridget McNamara, his wife, 30.
Michael McNamara, son, 7.
James McNamara, son, under 1.
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 15.
Mary McNamara, daughter, 10.
Mary (sic) McNamara, daughter, 5. (Margaret? )
Thomas Taafe, 25, pauper residing.

No 15 (or 18) Fory Glann. ( Furraglaum)
1 story.
John McNamara, 31, herdsman … Lyddy ? and farmer of 20 acres. (Of J. Lyddy)
Margaret McNamara, his wife, 28.
Timothy McNamara, son, 7.
Thomas McNamara, son, 5.
Daniel McNamara, son, 1. ( Dennis)
Bridget McNamara, daughter, 9.
Cath McNamara, daughter, 7.
Anne Hehir, 15 (or 13), house servant. (13)