Ulster Historical Foundation Telling the story, since 1956, of the people of Ulster There was also a place of worship for Presbyterians in connection with the Seceding Synod and one for Wesleyan Methodists. DonateCharitable Objectives. Corne and haye £50. Enter news from anytime in our community's past and help create a real historical timeline for all to read. Marriages from 1675-1736, Register of First Antrim Presbyterian Church. An Educational Charity | Charity Reg. Ⓒ 2020 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. There were four houses in the townland and all were inhabited. Mary Carr the wif Relict of John Carr Late of the Parrish of Owtragh in the County of Leitrim yeoman: (whoe was lately slaine by the Rebells betwixt Bellamont and Dublin) sworne & examined deposeth and saith That on or about the 24th day of October 1641 When the Rebellion was begun shee and her said husband (then alive) were In the parrish aforesaid deprived robbed, & dispoyled of their goods and Chattells Consisting of Cattle horses Corne hay howsholdgoods provition ready mony & other things all Amounting to twoe hundreth Powndes sterling By theis Rebells following vizt- Gillernaw McGowran of Tullahaghe five myles from Belturbett a Comander of Rebells, Charles McGowran of the same his nephew, another Comander of Rebells Brian mcShanaghan of the parrish of Drumreliegh in the County of Leitrim husbandman Donnell dove mcGrourke of the same parrish gent and divers other Rebellious persons whose names shee cannott expresse And they further saith That the Rebells would publiquely & ordinarily: bidd this deponent, her husband & the rest of the English protestants hast away into England. St. Bartholomew's Church, Knockatemple (built 1847) is the Munterconnaught part of the parish, and St. Mary's Church, Castlerahan (built 1834) and St. Joseph's Church, Ballyjamesduff (built 1966) are in the Castlerahan part of the parish. Add information here about census substitutes that you know about. She had been a student in Munterconnaught National School in the 1940s. And further saith that the Rebells that soe robbed & deprived them of their goods, & that alsoe robbed others of their goods and meanes were theis that followe vizt- Charles McGowran, Gillernew mcGowran & Donell oge mc Gowran and William Grymes all of the Parrish of Templeport & Barrony of Tullehan in the County of Cavan, and Brian ô Rourke and his wiffe of the parrish of Owtraghie, and County of Leitrim ffarrell Mc Granell & Geoffrie McGranell of the Parrish of Drumreleigh & County of Leitrim aforesaid and a greate number of other wicked & Rebellious persons whose names shee knoweth not. A bond of three pounds due at all Saints last. Cavan Genealogy is a member of the Irish Family History Foundation.
And further sajth That the Rebells that soe robbed & dispojled him of his personall estate are theis that follow vizt Gillernew Mc Gawren & Hugh mc Manus oge mc Gawren both of the Parrish and County of Cavan aforesaid Turlaghe o Rely Brian Groome mc Gowren Daniell mc Gawren & Charles mc Gawren all of the place aforesaid gent: with divers other Rebells whose names he cannott expresse to the number of 30 or thereabouts And further sajth that theis 4 parties next after named (being duly indebted to this deponent) are or lately were in actuall Rebellion & carry armes with for & amongst the Rebells against his Maiesty and his loyall Subjects vizt ffarrell mc Gawren of the parish of Killiney & County aforesaid gent Cornelius ô Sheriden of in the County of ffermanagh gent, William Greames & Phelim mc Gowren both of Templeporte aforesaid gentlemen: And alsoe saith that the parties hereafter mencioned are or lately were alsoe actors in the same present Rebellion & carried armes & did take parts & assist the Rebells vizt ffarrell Broome mc Kallaghan of the Parrish of Templeport Wanderer: whoe as this deponent hath beene credibly tould murthered this deponents owne mother) Phillipp mc Hugh mc Shane o Rely of Ballinecargie in the County of Cavan Esquire now a Colonell of Rebells Capt Myles o Rely his brother Edmund Mc Mulmore o Rely of or nere Ballirely gent & Myles his sonn whoe when the Rebellion began was high sherriff of the said County of Cavan Phillip mc Mulmore o Rely of Ballytrusse Esquire John ô Rely his sonne & heire Sergeant Maio{r} Hugh Boy o Rely, Connor o Rely of Agheraskilly gent, Edmund mc Kernon of the Parrish of Kildallon gent & Edmund his sonn, & William another of his sons; William Greames of Templeport gentleman Owney Sheredin of the parrish of Kilmore gent, Andrew Mc Gowran of Templeport ffarrell mc Acorby of the same & James Brady of the same parrish gent; Cohonaghe Maguire of Aghloone gent Manus ô Mulmoghery of Aghloone aforesaid yeoman Turlogh mc Brian of Vrhoonoghe yeoman: Shane mc Brian of Killsallough, a popish Priest; ffarrell mc Adeggin of Aghavanny yeoman Owen Mc Adeggan of the same & Daniell mc Gowran of Gortneleck gent & Edmund his sonn: & divers others whose names & places of aboad he cannott Remember William Reynolds Jur 6o Apr 1643.
The parish is tucked-in between the towns of Cavan and Cootehill. There were six houses in the townland, all were inhabited. The surviving British settlers later made depositions about the rebels activities, some of which mentioned Gillernew and the other McGoverns.[2]. +44 (028) 9181 2073 | enquiry@uhf.org.uk It featured in Griffith's Valuation in the 1850s. Thomas Crant in his deposition also mentioned the McGoverns among the rebels in Cavan: Thomas Crant of the towne & Countye of Cavan gentleman, being duly sworne & examined deposeth & saith ….And The names of such Landed men as are in Rebellion of the Countye of Cavan are theis…The half Barronie of Tulleca County Cavan- Call mc Gawran, Gildernue mc Gawran, Turlough Oge mc Gawran, Donnell oge mc Gawran, Philomye mc Gawran, Richard Grahune. Probate dealt with the property of a deceased person. The journalist and political advisor Jim Duffy is of Munterconnaught descent through his mother, Bernadette Duffy (née Cadden), who was from Munterconnaught.
In all £331.
Coothill: Cavan: Ballintem. This parish, which derives its name, signifying the "Great Church," from the abbey of Cella Magna, was said to have been founded at an early period by St. Columba. A service provided by, https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/index.php?title=Knockbride_Civil_Parish,_County_Cavan,_Ireland_Genealogy&oldid=3131885, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. To discover the townlands that are within the parish boundaries go to the following.
Government registration of births and deaths began in 1864.
We use Cookies By using this website, you consent to our cookies policy. Add information here about census substitutes that you know about. The Catholic parish of Knockbride contains the civil parish of Knockbride. [15], In 1861 the population of the townland was 24, being 12 males and 12 females. NIC100280 However, it actually has nothing to do with this and is named after Choncur, one of the 13 sons of the O'Reilly's of Breffni. The information is based on locations and records before 1922. In the R.C divisions it is part of the union of Castlerahan and Munterconnaught; the chapel is a good stone building. Our aim is to connect all people with a link to Knockbride. The destruction of the Public Records Office in the Four Courts in 1922 destroyed all surviving Irish census records from before the 1901 census, and most Church of Ireland records, with rare exceptions. Click on the link above and you will be able to watch and listen to the broadcast from Cavan Cathedral and see the schedule of Masses.
Besids a bond of my Lord Parsons which was fiue hundred pounds left in my Costodie for moneys and security due to his Lordship. [7], Munterconnaught's Gaelic Athletic Association club has won many championships and leagues since its re-affiliation in 1969.
Here is a useful and simple alphabetical list of the parishes of County Cavan, for you to copy: Annagelliff, Annagh, Ballintemple, Bailieborough, Ballymachugh, Castlerahan, Castleterra, Crosserlough, Denn, Drumgoon, Drumlane, Drumlumman, Drumreilly, Drung, Enniskeen, Kilbride, Kildallan, Kildrumsherdan, Killashandra, Killinagh, Killinkere, Kilmore, Kinawley, Knockbride, Larah, Lavey, Loughan of Castlekeeran, Lurgan, Moybolgue, Mullagh, Munterconnaught, Scrabby, Shercock, Templeport, Tomregan, Urney. William Reynolds of Lisnaore made a deposition about the rebellion in Lissanover as follows: folio 260r Censuses for 1901 and 1911 are available.
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Martin Kilhare of Drumlane made depositions about the rebellion in Munlough South and Drumlane: Martine Killhare of Drumlane in the Countie of Cauan doe depose that my Brother Godferrye Killhare of Munlogh within the parish of Templeporte within the Baronie of Tullahae and Countie of Cauan, had in personale estate when this Rebellione first begane- Cowes ould and younge woorth £64; Horses woorth £20; Corne and haye worth £10; Houshould goods £10; In all £104. ", Munterconnaught has a total of 6,450 acres (26.10 km2; 10.08 sq mi) and made up of the following 14 townlands:[2], Munterconnaught is one of the few locations in Ireland to have early census returns that survive. We are an educational non-profit organisation formed in 1956. Here is a useful and simple alphabetical list of the parishes of County Cavan, for you to copy. Belturbet: Cavan: Anna Up: Redhills: Cavan: Aughnam. It is located in the poor law union of Cavan.
Its chief geographical features are a stream, a spring well and dug wells. Newest found celebrity Ruth Gilsenan has togged out for Ulster Rugby U18 squad two years running and has played a pivotal role with Cavan underage securing an All Ireland Medal in 2015.
And farther deposeth that aboute the time that this deponent was robbed there were 296 persons more dwelling in the said parish and within a mile or therabouts therof that were robbed of all their goods likewise. Kilmore is a parish and the seat of a diocese, partly in the barony of Clonmahon, but chiefly in that of Upper Loughtee, county of Cavan, and province of Ulster, a little over three miles southwest from Cavan, on the road to Killesandra. Read more about these records in the Ireland Land and Property article.
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