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Registry of Freeholders in the County of Cavan In order to be a registered voter a person had to have a freehold property. A freeholder was a per son who possessed his estate, whether i n land or houses, . in fee (i. e. for himself and his heirs fvrever), or on a lease for one or more lives. Since 1793 catholics who held such freeholds were eligible to vote. The number of regi stered voters in Co .Cavan in 1826 is officially given as 7814, of whom 486 wer e £50 freeholders, 218 £20 freeholders and the rest, 7, 110 fort y-shi lling freeholders. Almost all the forty­ shilling freeholders were leasehold freeholders. A landlord created these freeholds pr imar i ly i f not exclusively in order t o create hi s political power, f or it was the accept ed pract ice that a freeholder cast his vote f or hi s landlord or f or the person whom the landl ord designated. If he vot ed aga inst his landl ord ' s desite, he could easily find himself 1. denied a renewal on the death of t he person on whose life he had t aken the lease 2. called on t o pay arrears of r ent. It was t hus a hazar dous venture eSPeci a lly on t he pa rt of a f orty shilling freeholder, who was poor and utter ly dependent on his patch of land, t o d1sobey his land lor d ' s wi sh on election day. Vot es had t o b~ gi ven openl y in the presence of t he agents of t he candidates. A landlord could t hus infalli bly know how his t enant voted. (Dr.T.P.Cunningham,Breifne Vol.2, 1962) REGISTRY OFF EHOLDERS • JN THE FROM TBE l 5T OF JANUARY 1825, TO 'rilE l sT OF JANUARY 18~6~ ~ Obn tlP aput, CLERK OF HE PEACE. CAVAN: 1826. ~ j.oVl • 0 ~ .." H ,, I 8 (l o.:. BARON¥ , OF CAJ;Ti..ERAGB:&N. • t . ·~ r i ~ P/pce of A.oode. Situationw Freehold. Name of Landlord. N ame1 of Lives or other Tenure. Plttce ll'ltl . .lJtlll ff &gilby. c. A ( ) 1 AllderiOD, .JIIIIiea Killinure Killinur.e Wm..- Spear, Banyduft', tot~ . J',.,rUa~~ >iQ-s. s Atkins, Hear, County· Armagh. Greaghg ibn~y his own, Cavan, 15tb . )f~cb, ~P~• ~, • AitDIU.OJ-lObn . · County Galway Lurganvill e his own, oitto lUh ~u~! ' .. oi~o ·!·~ l lady, Peter .. • 11~:~;e ally-james-.duff Rosadan his own, B~l,;dutF, 14th Janu:'ry,, -~~¥· ' JhladY, Peter . :;..· .. · ~ ltosada.n . Rosatlan M.rs. Moore, James Lynch, dttto Srd Febr.u•f1, ;4ttt~ a· Jhadj,,Nichol._, ' Lismeen ) Lismeeu Chrii. N·agent, Esq. Michael Brady, ditto · ( '' l { • ~ ••cl;t·£4wat4 1 •Lisbenet·y L ishenery Lord Farpl)~m, R. Burrowes, A. Gore, and R. Saunderson ditto 8 Byers, William 'Cornagrove Clare pitto 'WilJiam and John Porterfield, ditto ~ •ylap. ~u:d Pottle Pottle f d ~tto R. Burrowes, A. Gore, and R. Saundefson Cann, 15th d~tto .-, ") '1 Boylan, Mial\atl ditto di tto ditto .ditto ditto ditto ditto ·• '-, < 8 Bag, WilliUQ . Barcony Barcony C. E. N ug~ nt., Esq. Patt ·Daly, BaDycJuft', 2+th lluci; ts~i. 9 ~ ThoJDN.•· ditto ditto ditt-9 ~ ditto dit'to \ lO ·JJJjdy, ~•ard Murmud Murmud Rev. J. St_OI'!f, D uke of Gloucester, Cavan, 26th' A_.pril,· ·-ditto 11 .EJ•41,Job4 lackan Lackan Mr. John W.ilson,. John, JBmet and Phill Brady, ditto 27tl1 yc:tober.., ,~~'P ' 11 .a.u, ~d~ Derrylaghan Derryl~,gban Mr. L. H. l'bomas, E dwa1:d Bell, ditto 1st Nove.mber~ (}i~to ; ( • w I 1 Carolin, James Cros~ca rn Crosscarn Jas. Sanders()n• Esq. Francis Saunderson, Esq. Cavan, lOth ?aa~/ · ". dittor ·f ~Uo. ~itto ditto ~l\t. tO:. ditto ' dJttn. r Caro!in, il-Mathew·· . ·Clo... n auran ditto ditill. ": · l Clo.nauran tliu o -1 f ·~ BARONY OF CASTLERAGBAN. No. Name of Fr1elwlder. Place oj A.bode. Situational Freelwld. N(Zme of Landlord. Yalue. N am11 oj L ives or other Tenure. Place tznd Dat1 of Regutry. '· --------------~------------ ~----------~--------~•. ----------------------------------- c .. - 4 Cafrey, John Barcony ' Barcony Wm. Humphrys, Esq 4<> Simon aqd John Reilly, and Henry Plunket Cavan lOth January, l82S. 5 Cahill, James Coruacrieve Cor nacrieve Lord Farnham, 4<> Arthur Wynne, and James Saunderson, iJallydufF, 3rd February, ditto 6 Cochran, James Gellanboro Gellanboro ditto 40 George Cochran, ditto ' Conaghty, Peter Barcony Bar cony C. E. I. Nugent, Esq 40 Patt Ualy, Ballyduft 24th March, ditto. 8 Cronan, John Lismacanigan Lismacanigan ditto 4<> Lessee ditto 9 Corney, Patt As sen Assen Charles Coote, Esq. 4<> Henry MontgomE:ry, Cootehill, 26th ditto. 10 Clarkin, Peter Murmud Murmud Rev. J os. Story, 40 Robert Burro we~ Cavan, 26th April, 1825. 11 Cane, Peter ditto ditto ditto 4<> ditto ditto 1~ Cane, Philip ditto ditto ditto 40 Judith M'Bride, Alias Cane ditto l S Cullen, Barthw. ditto ditto ditto 40 Robert Burrowes, ditto 14 Cullen, Thomas ditto ditto <lit to +0 ditto ditto 15 Cullen, Anthony ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto .16 Corigan, Peter ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto 17 Corigan, James ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto 18 ~ Gonnell, Terence Aughlean Aughlean Mr. John M'Manus,, 40 James Keogan, Cavan, 2nd August, ditto 1,.!} <.:arolan, Patt Doon Do on Richard Young 1 Esq. 40 H. R. H. Duke of Sussex, & Jas. & Chas. Carolan ditto, 27th October, ditto. 20 Carolan, Andrew ditto ditto ditto 40 Duke of Sussex, and Audw. and Jos. Carolan ditto !1 Carolan, John Doonbawn Doonbawn ditto 40 Duke of Cambridge, and John and P. Carolan ditto 22 Cahill, John Cloonlara CloonlaTa ditta 40 Dukt of Sessex, and John and Michl Cahill ditto ts Clarke, Patrick Doonacollopagh Doonacollopagh ditto 40 Duke of Sussex, and P. Clarke and P. Sheridan ditto 24 Cahill, Philip Lunanavara Luoanavara Jas. Sanderson, Esq. 40 S1rah Wray, ditto Ist November, ditto: D 1 Dolan, Patt Cornamuckla Cornamuckla Wm. H umphrys, Esq. 40 Simon and John Reilly, and Henry Plunket Cavan· lOth January, ditto. 2 Dowd, Mathew Pottle Pottle Lord Farnham, 4o Robt. Burrowes, Arth. Gore and R. Saunderson ditto 15th February, ditto. s Delany, John Farragh Pottle ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto ditto 2ind, ditto ditto. 4 Daly, Patt Barcony · Barcony C. E. I. Nugent, 40 Lessee BallydyfF 24th March, ditto. 5 Donnelly, John Lismacanigan Lismacanigan C. E. Nugent, Esq. 40 Patt Daly, ditto 6 Dowd, Peter Lacken Lack en F. Sanderson, Esq. 40 Patt Dowd, Stradone, 2nd April, ditto. 7 Delany, John ditto ditto ditto 40 Lessee ditto 8 Dining, Patt ditto ditto ditto 40 Lessee ditto 9 Dowd, Philip ditto ditto ditto +0 Lessee ditto 10 Delany, Peter ditto ditto ditto 40 Lessee ditto lSth May, ditto: 11 Drum, Michael Farthadreen Farthadreen Mrs. Jane Burn 40 Lessee Cavan, 24th ditto ditto. 1 t Daly, Phill Clonhua Cion lara Mr. Richard Y ung, 40 Lessee, and Duke of Sussex ditto 27th October, ditto. 1;5 Daly, Owen dttto (litto ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto E 1 Evans, John Keenagh Keenagh Lord Farnham, 40 Anne Evans, Ballyduff, Srd February, ditto~ BARONY 01' CASTLERAGIIAN. Paltie. l!twlw14... Nat ....., ,e. I. ---- F Cornamuckla Comamnckla Wm. Humphrya, Esq. 40 Simon and John Reilly, and Henry Plunket, Cavan, loth Januatyj 1125. 1 trcn~, John 40 ditto ditto ditto 1 Fos, Charla ditto ditto ditto s ... n.au ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto Barcony Barcony ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto ............ ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto & FegaoL Peter 40 ditto ditto ditt<J 6 Flyn, .-rtle ditto ditto ditto dilto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto ditto 'I J'aiau, S.n.tll 20 ditto 18th ditto a Fegan, Robert Kiffagh Derry lurgan Lord Farnham, 9 FarreUy, Patt Lisbeuerf. Lishenery ditto 40 Robt. Burrowes Arth. Gore, and Robt. Sandetson ditto 15th Febw di~~ 40 P'ltt Daly, Ball~duff, 24th ditto 10 James Bnrcony Barcony c. E. Nugent, March, F11n, +0 11 1'8pn, Qarlts ditto · ditto ditto ditto ditto 11 Fegan, Michael ditto ditto ditto 40 ditto ditto 40 ditto ditfo JS ~yn, T4trenee ditto ditto ditto 40 Burrowes, Cavan, 26th April, 141 Fitzsimmons, Patt Murmud Murmud . Rev. J os. ~Lory, Robert ditto 1 40: James Reagan, diCto Augufit, ditto 15 •itasi..,~~~m~s, Jaanee · Aughalion Anghalion Mr. J oh'rr M'Manus, ~nd 5o 18 Fox, Richard Cormeen Cormeen his ow·n, ditto G 1 Galigan, Bartle Barc;ony Barcony Wm. Humpbrys Esq. 40 Simon and J ohn Reilly, and Henry Plunht, Cavan, loth JanUjrf, ditto Bally duff, 24th Mar<:l:t• 'dltto ~ Gafriq, Laurence Lis111acanigan Liimacanigan C. E. Nugent, Esq. 40 Patt Daly. s GilJespie, Patrick Monaghanose Mbnagbanose Mrs. Jane Burn, 40 Princess Victoria of Kent, Cavan, 2-ttl.t Mar, ditto H Ca-van, 11th dltto J Hanna, Jamee- Kifragh Claudagh &c. Lord Farnham, !0 January,· ~ lhlana, James jon. ditto Kiftagh ditto 40 William White, Ballyduif, srd l'ebr. ditto 3 ••Y, P-eter Littmacanigan Lismacanigan C. E. Nugent, 4o Patt /Jaly, dittu 24th Msrtby ditto 4 Hart, Thoma& Derrylaghan Derrylaghan Mr. L. H. Thomas,, 40 Thomas and Connor B~rt , Cavan, 26th April, ditto S Beary, James Augbalion Augbalion Ml'.'John M'Manus, 40 James Keogan, ditto 2nd August,. ditto K 1 X.Uett, Domat Greaghnamole Greaghnamole Si r Wm. Young, 50 Baileborro', 6th Jan. ditto t King, Edward Clonarney Clooaroey J'd!J. Sanderson, l<Jsq. 4.0 Francis Saunderson, Esq. CaYan, 1 Sth ditto ditto s Keogan, ThoMas Cornacrieve Cornacrieve Lord Farnham, 40 Arth. Wynne, .las. Saundemon, and J. Keogan Ballyduff, 3rd Feml ditto d.i,tOI 4 Kimmins, Jai.Bfl Lishenery Lishenery tlitto .W Chas. Coote, James and Robt.
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