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Births Forecast 1864-1870 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 35 3 Lennan 100 29 40 17 98 72 Lennon 100 48 38 1 18 Births Forecast 1864-1870 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 35 3 Lennan 100 29 40 17 14 Dundalk5,Lurgan3,DublinN2,DublinS2,Lismore2,Westport2,Newry,Downpatrick,Armagh,Monaghan,Castleblaney,Rathdrum,Carrickmacross, Naas,Ardee,Callan,Shillelagh,Waterford,Dungarvan,Ballyvaughan,Kilmacthomas,Athlone,Boyle,Castlereagh,Strokestown 98 72 Lennon 100 48 38 1 13 ,,,,,,recorded 18 12 Lannon 100 0 44 0 56 ,,,,,,NewRoss5,Strokestown4,Boyle3,Thomastown,Scariff,Newport,Enniscorthy,Castlereagh 9 5 Lannan 100 0 33 67 0 ,,,,,,Kilmacthomas4,Kilkenny,Millstreet, Limerick 7 5 Lannin 100 0 0 100 0 ,,,,,,Cork2,Skibbereen2,Skull,Dunmanway,Bantry 4 3 Lannen 100 0 50 50 0 ,,,,,,Castlecomer2,Waterford,Limerick 0 0 Linnen ,,,,,, Forecast based on complete L*nn*n data for 1870 Births Forecast 1871-1880 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 53 3 Lennan 100 15 66 13 6 Dundalk12,DublinN9DublinS5,Castleblaney3,Cahirciveen3,Lurgan2,Rathdown2,Mullingar2,Belfast,Enniskillen,Carrickmacross,Ballymahon, Mullingar,Mountbellow,Naas,Edenderry,Carlow,Cahirciveen,Kilmacthomas,Waterford,Kinsale,Strokestown,Galway, 0 75 Lennon 100 ,,,,,,,,, 0 9 Lannon 100 ,,,,,,,,, 43 7 Lannan 100 2 33 49 16 Kilmacthomas14,Callan5,Kilkenny3,Boyle3,Rathdown2,CarrickonSuir2,Waterford2,Cork2,Boyle2,Enniskillen,Carlow,NewRoss,Mullingar, Thomastown,,Dungarvan,Castlebar,Belmullet 15 3 Lannin 100 0 40 60 0 Bantry4,Skull4,Kilkenny2,DublinS,Abbeyleix,Balrothery,Callan,Dunmanway,,,,,,, 17 3 Lannen 100 0 82 18 0 New Ross6,Castlecomer5,Kilkenny2,Cahirciveen2,Longford,Waterford,,,,,,,,, 6 0 Linnen 100 0 17 67 17 ,,,,,,Kilmacthomas3,Thomastown,Waterford,Boyle,,, Forecast based on complete L*nn*n data for 1873 (NOTE: adverse Linnen & Lennan bias on 1873 basis) Births (Matheson adjusted) 1890 % of % All Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 1 1 Lennan 100 0 100 0 0 DublinN in GRO but seemingly not in Matheson data 103 90 Lennon 100 35 48 6 12 [principally Armagh & Dublin] 11 10 Lannon 100 0 73 9 18 [principally Kilkenny] 0 0 Lannan [unconfirmed in GRO] 0 0 Lannin [unconfirmed in GRO] 0 0 Lannen [unconfirmed in GRO] 0 0 Linnen [unconfirmed in GRO] Deaths Forecast 1864-1865 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 8 4 Lennan 100 13 75 0 13 DublinS2,Dundalk2,Monaghan,Mullingar,Longford,Castlereagh 0 72 Lennon 20 14 Lannon 100 5 35 15 35 Strokestown6,Kilkenny3,NewRoss2,Bandon2,Cavan,Kilkenny,Thomastown,Clonakilty,Belmullet,Mohill,Boyle, 16 4 Lannan 100 0 56 19 25 Carlow3,Kilmacthomas3,NewRoss2,Callan2,Rathdown2,DromoreW,Boyle,Glenamaddy,Manorhamilton 2 2 Lannin 100 0 50 50 0 Kilkenny,Skull 7 5 Lannen 100 0 100 0 0 NewRoss5,Kilkenny2 0 0 Linnen Forecast based on complete L*nn*n data for 1880 (NOTE: adverse Lannan bias on 1880 basis) Deaths 1886-1890 % of % All obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 12 3 Lennan 100 17 75 8 0 DublinN3,DublinS2,Dundalk2,Carrickmacross,Monaghan,Rathdown,Parsonstown,Dungarvan 363 81 Lennon ,,,, 39 9 Lannon ,,,, 6 1 Lannan 100 0 33 33 33 Thomastown,Thurles,Kilmacthomas,Boyle,Castlebar,n.a. 9 2 Lannin ,,,, 19 4 Lannen ,,,, 0 0 Linnen ,,,, Deaths 1891-1900 % of % All obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 13 1 Lennan 100 15 54 8 23 DublinS3,Armagh,Castleblaney,DublinN,Rathdown,Rathdrum,Mountmellick,Ballyvaughan,Boyle,Roscommon,Strokestown 745 83 Lennon 100 42 47 3 8 [in manuscript records] 71 8 Lannon 100 3 44 23 31 Strokestown10,Kilkenny9,NewRoss5,Cork4,Belmullet4,Castlecomer3,Rathdown3,Bandon3,Kilmacthomas3,Castlebar3,Urlingford2, Abbeyleix2,Waterford2,Boyle2,Glenamady2,Belfast,Ballyshannon,Enniscorthy,Callan,Carlow,DublinS,Athy,Mullingar,CarrickonSuir, Limerick,Dungarvan,Skull,Westport, 10 1 Lannan 100 0 20 60 20 Waterford4,Carlow2,Boyle2,Limerick,Kilmacthomas 24 3 Lannin 100 0 8 79 13 Dunmanway6,Bantry3,Skibereen3,Boyle3,DublinS2,Skull2,Cork2,Bandon,Clonakilty,Kilmalock 32 4 Lannen 100 3 69 19 9 Waterford7,NewRoss6,Kilkenny4,Castlecomer4,Wexford2,Thomastown2,Castlebar2,Ballyshannon,Abbeyleix,Callen,Cork,Glenamaddy 1 0 Linnen 100 0 0 100 0 Lismore Marriages Forecast 1864-1870 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 18 3 Lennan 100 44 44 0 11 DublinS5,Newry2,Armagh,Castleblaney,Cookstown,Londonderry,Lurgan,DublinN,Longford,Dundalk,Strokestown,Castlebar,Lismore 0 68 Lennon 100 ,,,,,,n.a. 48 17 Lannon 100 8 35 27 29 Strokestown10,NewRoss7,Kilkenny3,Carlow3,Cork3,Thomastown2,CarrickonSuir2,Castlebar2,Balieborough,Dungannon,DublinS, Enniscorthy,Kilmacthomas,Middleton,Bandon,Kinsale,Waterford,Macroom,Castletown,Ennis,Ballinasloe,Swinford,Belmullet,Boyle 19 3 Lannan 100 0 58 21 21 Callan4,NewRoss3,Urlingford2,Waterford2,Castlebar2,Kilkenny,Rathdown,Kilmacthomas,Dunmanway,Mohill,Boyle 10 5 Lannin 100 0 40 50 10 Castlecomer3,Skull3,NewRoss,Dunmanway,Castlebar,Belmullet 22 5 Lannen 100 0 55 41 5 NewRoss4,Castlecomer3,Dunmanway3,Kilkenny2,Thomastown2,Waterford2,Kilmacthomas2,Skull,Clonakilty,Clonmel,Castlereagh 1 0 Linnen 100 0 0 100 0 Scarriff Forecast based on complete L*nn*n data for 1870 (NOTE: adverse Linnen & Lannan bias on 1870 basis) Marriages Forecast 1871-1880 % of % Obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 19 4 Lennan 100 5 79 11 5 DublinS5,Carlow3,Dundalk2,Enniskillen,Kilkenny,Athy,Shillelagh,Balrothery,Mullingar,CarrickonSuir,Lismore,Mohill 116 79 Lennon 100 38 53 3 6 ,,,,,,,,,DublinS5,Lurgan3,Carlow3,Armagh2,Monaghan2,Dundalk2,Naas2,Belfast,Larne,Downpatrick,Lisburn,Banbridge,Carrickmacross, DublinN,Rathdown,Rathdrum,Edenderry,Abbeyleix,Longford,Cork,Portumna,Athlone 40 8 Lannon 100 0 46 10 44 Strokestown8,Carlow4,DublinS4,,Kilkenny2,Thomastown2,Abbeyleix2,Roscommon2,NewRoss,Kilmacthomas,Waterford,Rathdrum, CarrickonSuir,Cork,Bandon,Tulla,Ballina,Ballyshannon,CarrickonShannon,Castlereagh,Mohill,Boyle,Ballinrobe,Belmullet 18 3 Lannan 100 0 44 50 6 Kilmacthomas3,Waterford3,Limerick3,NewRoss2,Carlow2,Kilkenny2,Thomastown2,Rathdown,Enniscorthy,Callen,Youghal,Ennis 6 1 Lannin 100 0 17 50 33 Castlebar2,Kilkenny,Cork,Bantry,Dunmanway 25 3 Lannen 100 5 57 38 0 Thomastown3,CarrickonSuir3,NewRoss2,Kilkenny2,Castlecomer2,Kilmacthomas2,Enniskillen,Callen,Urlingford,Skull,Dunmanway, Thurles,Ballyshannon 0 0 Linnen ,,,,,,,,, Forecast based on average of complete L*nn*n data for 1878-80 (NOTE: adverse Lannen bias on 1878-80 basis) Marriages 1881-1886 % of % All obs. % Total Ulster Leinster Munster Conn. 7 2 Lennan 100 29 57 14 0 Antrim,Stranolar,DublinN,Dundalk,Carlow,Mullingar,Lismore 235 81 Lennon 100 47 40 5 8 [in manuscript records] 28 10 Lannon 100 4 46 14 36 Kilkenny5,Carlow4,Strokestown4,Belmullet4,Mullingar2,Magherafelt,Abbeyleix,NewRoss,Waterford,Clonakilty,Cork,CarrickonSuir, Castlereagh,Castlebar 10 3 Lannan 100 0 60 20 20 Carlow2,Belmullet2,Kilkenny,Castlecomer,NewRoss,Callan,Kilmacthomas,Dungarvan 4 1 Lannin 100 0 0 75 25 Cork,Skibbereen,Skull,Gort 5 2 Lannen 100 0 60 40 0 Castlecomer2,Callan,Waterford,Dunmanway 0 0 Linnen ,,,,,.
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