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Index of Placenames of the Desmond Survey Index of Placenames of the Desmond Survey. The following index contains all the placenames mentioned in the Desmond Survey; see http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/E580000-001/index.html The index is made for Limerick purposes. No real attempt has been made to identify places in adjacent counties, those entries are marked simply “in Co. Kerry” etc Personal names in the Survey are included in the “Who was who of early modern Limerick” at http://limerick.ie/media/Who%27s who of Early Modern Limerick.pdf These are useful for cross-referencing places; i.e. where a placename is unrecognisable it may be possible to identify a variant of the placename elsewhere in the Survey at another reference for the tenant. While some such cross-referencing has been carried out, I am certain that other instances remain to be identified. In some cases it has been possible to identify the location of placenames that no longer exist, by using the Civil Survey of 1654. If the Desmond Survey gives a parish name, then it is sometimes possible to identify that same name in the Civil Survey and from the mearings given there work out an approximate or even exact location. I have done this on a fairly unsystematic basis so far, so there is great scope for further work here. Another useful tool for helping to identify places, is the index of townland names for Co. Limerick http://limerick.ie/media/Townland Index.pdf I have tried to collect all variant spellings and paragraph references in the one location. Each variant spelling is directed to that one location. I have deliberately chosen to retain the paragraph references at each variant as well as incorporate them into the main location. That is for ease of finding a particular variant one may be interested in. Wherever it has been able to to identify a name as a modern townland name every variant is to be found there. I have used Ordnance Survey standard spellings. Names that survive as townlands etc. are marked in bold; names in italics are outside Co. Limerick. Abbreviations used; b. Barony, fn. Footnote, t. Tuath/toghe, td. Townland, p. Parish and CS Civil Survey. A question mark,?, as the single entry by a name means there is no information to allow it to be identified/located. Otherwise question marks graded from ? To ??? mark increasing tentativeness of an identification. This work should be seen as open source; a potentially collaborative effort. Ideally it should kick start people researching in and around the Survey, and should lead to other identifications, corrections etc. If you have found this to be useful and have the means to improve it, then contact me. All contributions will be acknowledged here. B.J. Hodkinson Limerick Museum 15/12/2013 Started: 08-05-2013 Updated: 24-05-2013 11-06-2013 04-07-2013 06-08-2013 11-09-2013 15-10-2013 Annahe alias Bally Roche, see Rochestown, 12 A Any p. Knockainy (Anye, Awney alias Avnye), 11-16, 25-28, 33, 380, 382-384, Abaheene, see Abehyne, 455 386-388, 390, 392, 395, 551, 643-644 Abbey p. Kilflyn (House of Friars called Anye, see Any, 12-14, 16, 25-28, 33 Braher duffe alias the Black Friars in Ardage see Ardagh, 307, 314 Ballynegall)363-364 Ardagh p. (Ardage, Ardaghe, Ardargh), 178, Abbeyfeale p. (Monaster ne faly, Monaster 216, 234-237, 243-245, 260, 307-308, 314, ne feally, Monaster ne feallye, 340, 360, 518, 548, 561, 630-631, 698 Monasternefealye alias nefuylagh, Ardaghe see Ardagh, 178, 216, 234-237, 243- Nefelaughe, Nefelagh), 226, 448 244, 260, 307-308, 340, 360, 518 Abbeyowney, see Abington 710 Ardaneer p. Shanagolden (Ardenneare), 527 Abehyne p. Corcomohide (Abaheene), 64, Ardargh see Ardagh, 630 455 Ardbeoghlo p. Rathkeale, 320 Abington (Abbey of Oyhny alias Wony) Ardcanny p. (Ardcaughe, Ardecaugh) 286- lands of in Co. Kerry. 710 287, 389, 555, 557 Achmethan, Co. Waterford, 704 Ardcaughe see Ardcanny, 555, 557 Adare, 282-283, 290, 310, 344, 552, 647, 653 Arddrine p. Grange (Ardrean, Ardryne, Aeylacka, see Athlacca, 357 Ardrytie, woodland in Paryck Ardryne Agglasse ne groman, see Aglassnegroman, alias Ardrytie Parck), 204, 344, 464 273-274 Arde patricke, see Ardpatrick par., 709 Aghanbuilig, parcel in p. Mahoonagh, 679 Ardebegh hallagh p. Rathkeale Aghenasse see Aughinish, 227, 516 (Ardebeghlaghe alias Ardebehallaghe), 99, Aghenesse see Aughinish, 227 654 Aghnenasse see Aughinish, 227 Ardebeghlaghe alias Ardebehallaghe, see Aghnes see Aughinish, 227 Ardebegh hallagh, 99 Aghnesse see Aughinish, 227 Ardebehallaghe alias Ardebeghlaghe, see Aglasse ne groman see Agglassnegroman, Ardebegh hallagh, 99 273 Ardecaugh see Ardcanny, 687 Aglasserosse, see Iveruss, 298 Ardefenny, ?, 619 Aglassnegroman p. Mahoonagh (Agglasse ne Ardefynnan see Ardfynain, 126, 656 Groman, Aglasse ne groman), 72, 273-274 Ardegowle see Ardgoul N & S, 119 Ahadagh p. Kilmeedy (Ahadaghe), 68 Ardegowlebeg see Ardgoulbeg, 113 Ahadaghe, see Ahadagh, 68 Ardegowlebegg see Ardgoulbeg, 112 Ahadnan p. Rathronan in t. Meaghan, 510 Ardegowlemoore, see Ardgoul N & S, 119 Aharlo, see Aherlow, 705 Arden Earle, 255 Aharloughe, see Aherlow, 705 Ardene craghe, p. Monagay, 187 Aharraghe, p. Kilmeedy?, 68 Ardenegan alias Ardnegowne, p. Askeaton, Ahawilk p. Mahoonagh (Awylke), 73 11 Aherlo, see Aherlow, 705 Ardenneare see Ardaneer, 527 Aherlow (Aharlo, Aharloughe, Aherlo,Arlo, Ardepatrick see Ardpatrick, 599, 709 Arloghe), 412, 705 Arderregan demesne land of Askeaton, 419 Alhngarry see Ballingarry, 458 Ardeske alias Ardeskeaghe, 322 Amoganbegg p. Croagh (Omoganbegg, Ardeskeaghe alias Ardeske, 322 Omogan begg), 110, 475 Ardfynain seee Ardefynnan, 126, 656 Amoganmore p. Croagh (Omagan, Omogan Ardgoolemore see Ardgoul N & S, 480 moore), 475, 530 Ardgoul N & S p. Nantinan (Ardgoolemore, Aneylack (Athlacca?), 38 Ardegowle, Ardegowlemoore), 119, 480 2 Ardgoulbeg p. Nantinan (Ardegowlebeg, Asketten see Askeaton, 51, 91, 123-126, 129- Ardgowlebegg), 112-113 135, 210-213, 233, 262-263, 320, 351, 359 Ardgowlebeg see Ardgoulbeg, 112 Asketton see Askeaton, 210, 415 Ardgowlebegg see Ardgoulbeg, 457 Astaregh see Glenastar, 181, 478 Ardiskeaghe alias Ardeske, 322 Astareghe see Glenastar, 181-183, 185 Ardlahan p. Kildimo (Eddenreloghan? Athassel (Atthassell) Co. Tipperary, 392 Ederrcloghan?), 288, 290, 556 Athblyard, Co. Waterford, 704 Ardlaman p. Kilbradan (Arloman, Athdee alias Athee alias Athea see Athea, Arlomande, Kyllarloman [wood of], 145, 226, 448 488, 681 Athea (Athdee, Athee), 226, 448 Ardnecraghe, p. Monagay (Ardnecrogh), 187 Athebean, Killeedy/Kilmeedy area, 563 Ardnecrogh see Ardnecraghe, 435, 499 Athee alias Athdee see Athea, 226 Ardnegowne alias Ardenegan, see Atheleckagh see Athlacca, 541 Ardenegan, 211 Athenas, see Aughinish, 516 Ardpatrick p. ( Arde patricke, Ardepatrick), Athenesse see Aughinish, 227 599, 709 Athguth, p. Killeedy, 438 Ardrean see Arddrine, 464 Athlacca p. (Aeylacka, Atheleckagh, Ardryne alias Ardrytie; see Arddrine, 204, Ayelackagh ) 354, 357, 541 344 Athliny see Aughalin, 655 Ardrytie alias Ardryne; see Arddrine, 204 Athlyne see Aughalin, 123, 320, 655 Arlo see Aherlow, 412 Attesloyne, ?, 623 Arloghe alias Aharloughe see Aherlow, 705 Atthassell see Athassel, 392 Arloman see Ardlaman, 145 Aughalin p. Clonelty (Athliny, Athlyne), Arlomande see Ardlaman, 488, 681 123, 320, 655 Arlomane see Stonehall, 685 Aughinish Island (Aghenasse, Aghenesse, Arloughe see Aherlow, 705 Aghnenasse, Aghnes, Aghnesse, Athenas, Arrivregye see Arrybreaga, 684 Grenan en Aghnesse, KyllAghnesse), 227, Arrybreaga p. Oola (Arrivregye, Aryvergy, 516 Aryvregy), 229, 337, 683 Avnye see Any, 380 Aryvergy see Arrybreaga, 337 Awbegg, in Co. Kerry, 640 Aryvregy, see Arrybreaga, 683 Awny see Any, 380, 382-384, 386-388, 390, Asgrenan/Esgren, Pallasgreen area, 328 392, 395, 551, 643-644 Askaghnemonaroy, woodland in t. Killeedy, Awylke see Ahawilk, 73 198 Ayelackagh see Athlacca, 354 Askeatin see Askeaton, 318 Askeaton (Askeatin, Askeatyny, Asketien, Asketin, Asketing, Asketon, Askettem, B Asketten, Asketton), 51, 91, 123-126, 129- 135, 210-213, 233, 262-263, 318, 320, 351, Baggotstown p. Knockainy (Baggostowne, 359, 415-417, 419-421, 463, 466, 482, 506, Baggottowne alias Ballingewood, 527, 568, 655-656, 658, 662, 667, 673, Boggodesstowne, Ballinvogodick alias 704, 706 Boggodstowne), 23, 381, 383 Askeatyny see Askeaton, 704 Ballaghbehy p. Abbeyfeale (Bellabeha, Asketien see Askeaton, 359 Bellabehee, Birchewood alias Bellabehee,) Asketin see Askeaton, 417 191, 441 Asketing see Askeaton, 415 Ballaghomylley, p. Corcomohide, 452 Asketon see Askeaton, 416, 419-421, 463, Ballanity see Ballyneety par. Templebredon, 466, 482, 506, 527, 568, 655-656, 658, 684 662, 667, 673, 706 Ballanitye alias Whitestowne see Ballyneety Askettem see Askeaton, 359 p. Templebredon, 683 3 Ballballylyne, p. Kilbradan, 140 Ballieghim see Ballyegny?, 423 Ballchewell, ? 525 Balliegny see Ballyegny, 172, 652 Balleaghera, in Corcamore, 572 Balliemonieny (Ballinagh alias Ballecollen, see Ballycullen, p. Lismakeery, Ballynearownagh) see Ballynamona, 382 466 Ballienegurran, p. Ballingarry, 457 Ballecollen, see one of the Ballycullanes nr Balligan,? 685 Kilmallock, 675 Balliguil see Ballygeel? 440 Ballecullen see Ballycullane p. Glenogra, 388 Balliguillyn see Ballygeel? 447 Ballegillnecraggy (Ballynacragga?) 520 Ballihaghan, p. Kilcoornan 686 Balleingheillrowy, 539 Ballikillin see Ballynakill p. Mahoonagh, 75 Ballelough see Ballinlough, 413 Ballilogh see Ballinlough, 392 Ballemahyne, see Ballymahyne, 226 Ballimollen see Milltown p. Knockainy, 12 Ballemarten one of the Ballymartins or Ballin Browne see Ballybrown, 123 Martinstown?, 657 Ballin James see
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