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Tithe Applotment Books 1828-1835 THE TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOKS FOR THE POYNTZPASS AREA (1828-1835) Robert Morrow COUNTY ARMAGH PARISH OF BALLYMORE – 1830 Tullynacross John McDonnell, James Minness, Alexander Morrow, Patrick Murray, Hugh O’Hear, Thomas Pattison, Henry Robinson, William Shanks, John Shevelin, Mrs. Tegart, John Vint, Edward Vint, Samuel Waddell, Peter Larkin, John Little, Edward Magill, Carberry McCann, John Fisher, George Flack, John Flack, Daniel Gill, John Graham, John Hamilton, Aaron Hunter, Widow Hunter, Robert Hutchinson, Francis Campbell, John Campbell, Terence Campbell, William Convery, William Crothers, Michael Doran, William Downey, Thomas Allen, John Aogher, George Bennett, John Bennett, Patrick Blacker. Tannyoky James Moorhead, Anne Steenson, Catherine Steenson, John Steenson, Robert Steenson, Samuel Steenson, Samuel Strain, Michael Turnley, James Wiley, Widow Mathews, James Flinn, James Hanlon, David Henry, Donald Henry, John Henry, Thomas Henry, Edward Campbell, Hugh Campbell, Peter Campbell, Crozier Christy, William Barber, John Brown. Brannock David McCourt, Samuel McDonald, James McMahon, George Meredith, Michael Rice, David Richmond, James Sheils, James Vint, John Vint, James Whiggam, John Little, Edward Lucas, William Marston, Alexander McBride, John Fletcher, Arthur Goodfellow, John Graham, Rev. Hall, James Hutchinson, Charles Clarke, Maxwell Close, Thomas Collins, John Convery, Thomas Cowan, William Crothers, John Deery, Conway Dobbs, Edward Doran, Michael Doran, George Bennett, John Bennett, Rev. A. Bryson. Federnagh John McDonnell, Patrick McParlin, John McShane, George Meredith, Thomas Morton, Sturgeon Nesbitt, Michael O’Hare, Daniel Owens, John Rice, Michael Rice, Mr. Rice, David Richmond, Michael Rush, William Shanks, Mr. Shevelin, Charles Smyth, John Stuart, Mr. Whaley, James Whiggam, John Kinnell, Widow Lamb, Archibald Little, James Little, John Little Jr., John Little Sr., Anthony Madden, Charles Magill, Edward Magill, William Mahood, William Marston, Robert Martin, Mr. Mathews, John Fisher, Mr. Huffy, John Campbell, John Canavan, Maxwell Close, Patrick Conlan, Henry Convery, James Convery, Bernard Deery, Elizabeth Dermott, Charles Donaghey, Michael Doran, Peter Doran, Widow Doran, William Abraham, Mrs. Blackwood. Druminargal James McParlin, Patrick Meighan, John Reilly, William Ryan, James Shannon, George Tegart, James Tegart, John Tegart, Richard Tegart, Sarah Tegart, David Tully, Samuel Young, John Johnson, David Lucas, Edward Lucas, Patrick McCavenay, Thomas McCavenay, John McClelland, Robert Ferris, John Gillespie, James Girvan, Robert Hamilton, Samuel Hutchinson, Thomas Collins, Thomas Cowan, James Bell, William Boyce, Alexander Boyd, John Boyd. Aughantaraghan Daniel McConville, Patrick McConville, Widow McConville, David McCourt, Owen McCourt, Widow McCourt, Daniel McCreish Jr., Daniel McCreish Sr., James McCreish, Patrick McCusker, Peter McGivernan, Patrick McGuigan, John McLinden, Patrick McSherry, Adam Minness, Susan Minness, John Minniss, William Monaghan, Mrs. Morgan, Patrick Morgan, Owen O’Hare, Michael Rice, Daniel Shiels, Dudley Shiels, Edward Shiels Jr., Edward Shiels Sr., Hugh Shiels, James Shiels, John Shiels, Patrick Shiels, Patrick Shiels Jr., Peter Shiels, Widow Shiels, Widow Stewart, John Stuart, Edward Turley, James Whiggam, James White, John White, John White Sr., John White Jr., John Williamson, Reuben Williamson, Robert Wright, Samuel Jamison, John Jones, John Jones Sr., John Jones Jr., Widow Jones, Archibald Little, Edward Loy, Henry Loy, Patrick Loy, Roger Loy, Thomas Loy, Anthony Madden, Daniel Magennis, Mr. Magill, Bernard Magill, Daniel Magill, Edward Magill, Hugh Magill, James Magill, Patrick Magill, Widow Magill, William Martin, Daniel Ferran, Adam Geddis, Widow Hall, James Hanlon, Michael Hare, Patrick Heaney, James Henry, John Henry, Abraham Cassiday, Felix Cassiday, Henry Clarke, Maxwell Close, Charles Convery, Daniel Convery, Daniel Convery, Edward Convery, Felix Convery, Henry Convery, James Convery, John Convery, Lawrence Convery, Margaret Convery, Widow Convery, Widow Doran, John Bennett, Adam Black, Francis Blacker, Patrick Blacker, Robert Blacker, Benjamin Boyce, John Boyce, Widow Boyce, Widow Burns. Cullentragh William McGowan, Daniel Murphy, Thomas Smart, Jane Stewart, Walter Ferguson, James Finch, William Finch, William Hadden, William Coburn, James Ewart, John Ballagh, Jacob Bittles, John Bittles, Scofield Bittles, Stewart Bittles, William Bittles, Rev. James Black, James Boyd, Robert Boyd. Cremore/Crewmore David McIlroy, Robert Parker, James Paully, Thomas Paully, William Paully, Alexander Porter, John Strain, James Turtle, John Warwick, Andrew McClelland, John McClelland, William McClelland, David Gaddis, James Hamilton, George Hutchinson, James Hutchinson, Robert Hutchinson, William Hutchinson, William Cole, John Craig, James Acheson, John Acheson, Thomas Acheson, Archibald Boyd. Crewbeg Hugh Quin, John Quin, Patrick Quin, John Rice, James Stevenson, Thomas Stott, Robert Turner, Archibald Young, Peter Lennon, Widow Lennon, Lord Mandeville, David Alderdice, George Alderdice, Samuel Alderdice, James Boardman, John Boardman. Crewmorebeg James Forde, John Gilmor, William Gilmor, William Hamilton, Peter Campbell, William Connolly, William Cuming, Con Devlin, Francis Devlin, James Devlin, John Devlin. Crewmoremore Alexander Hutchinson. Corernagh James Adair, John Adair, John Allister, George Carberry, Henry Fegan, James Goss, Samuel Gray, James Harden, James Kinney, Jeremiah Mains, Alexander Marshal, James Marshal, William Marshall, Bernard, McCreave, John McSherry, Charles Mehan, John Murray, Widow Murray, Hugh Quin, Edward Searight, Arthur Sheath, James Smith, Widow Todd. Shaneglish James Bell, Ben Costley, George Couser, Patrick Keating, Michael Kelly, Terence Kelly, Oliver Mackle, Edward Magee, James McClelland, John McClelland, Bernard McGiveran, James McMahon, James McParlin, James Meikle, Widow Moore, Henry Reavey, John Reavey, Thomas Reavey, Thomas Smyth, Solomon Tate, Andrew Whitten, James Whitten, Robert Whitten, Andrew Williamson. Demoan Isaac Boyd, James Boyd, John Boyd, Robert Boyd, James Close, Maxwell Close, William Copeland, James Donnelly, Alexander Finch, John Flinn, William Gillow, James Hamilton, James Henry, John Henry, Nathaniel Henry, John Johnston, William Kerr, Richard Matchett, Thomas Matchett, James McClements, Thomas McClements, Arthur McCreish, David Moody, John Odgers, James White, John White, John White Sr., Andrew Williamson, David Williamson, Reuben Williamson. Corcrum Thomas Allen, Bernard Campbell, Hugh Campbell, Patrick Campbell, Agnes Clarke, Henry Clarke, Maxwell Close, Agnes Connor, Hugh Deery, John Deery, Francis Devlin, Samuel Gillow, Neal Goodfellow, John Hadden, John McAvoy, Hugh McConville, Samuel McIlroy, Thomas McIlroy, Patrick McShane, Edward Meighan, Honora Mullan, William Mullan, James Murray, Patrick Murray, James White, James Whiteside. Ballynaleck Hugh Andrews, Counsellor Bell, John Brown, Crozier Christy, John Christy, James Clarke, James Dillon, Charles Fisher, John Fisher, Jonathan Gaddis, Samuel Gillow, John Guy, David Hadden, John Hamilton, Robert Heathwood, Samuel Heathwood, John Henry, Moses Henry, Nicholas Kerr, Patrick Kerr, John Kinney, David Murray, James Murray, John Murray, James Nelson, John Nelson, John Porter, Robert Porter, Samuel Porter, Francis Quin, John Ratley, John Robinson, William Thomas, Richard Whiteside. Ballyreagh Thomas Alderdice, Francis Campbell, John Campbell, Peter Campbell, Crozier Christy, John Christy, Mary Cummins, Mathew Davison, Aaron Denny, John Hare, Thomas Hare, James Hunter, Thomas McClelland, John McDonald, Rev. Robert McMahon, James McMullan, William McNeight, John Moody Jr., James Pool, Thomas Pool, Widow Pool, William Pool, Rev. J. Porter, John Porter, Samuel Porter, Patrick Rice, James Waddell, John Waddell, Samuel Waddell, Arthur Weldon, Frances Weldon. Lisraw George Browne, John Browne, William Carrol, William Carroll, Patrick Cathney, John Crothers, Thomas Crothers, John Kennedy, David MacCullagh, Mrs. Moody, James Moody, John Moody Jr., John Moody Sr., William Moody, James Neal, George Robinson, John Shannon, William Shannon, John Stott. Ballyargan William Allen, Patrick Brady, Hugh Campbell, Terence Cloinaghan, Felix Donnelly, John Donnelly, Neal Donnelly, Joseph Foster, Bartley Kinney, James Kinney, Peter Lennon, James Loughlin, William Loughlin, John Loy, Michael Maglade, Robert Malcomson, Nicholas McBirnie, Andrew McCutchean, Hugh McFadden, John MacLeod, Hugh Purdy, John Purdy, Hugh Quin, James Smyth. Tullylinn Edward Burns, John Caghey, Robert Carroll, Crozier Christy, Aaron Drainey, Hugh Mack, John McIlroy, Isaac Porter, James Porter, John Porter, Margaret Porter, William Porter, Thomas Stott, David Strain, John Strain. Corlust David Alexander, James Alexander, James Alexander Sr., John Alexander Jr., John Alexander Sr., Thomas Alexander, John Feenan, David Greer, Moses Greer, Samuel Greer, Thomas Hall, Robert Hamilton, William Hamilton, Bernard Hanlon, John Irwin, William Jones, James Magowan, Daniel McBride, John McCutcheon, William McGeough, Hugh McKeown, Patrick McOwen, Henry McVeigh, Andrew Muldragh, Hugh Muldragh, Isaac Purdy, John Purdy, John Purdy Jr., John Isaac Purdy, Bernard Raverty, Edward Rice. Mullanary John Alexander, John Alexander Jr., Henry Donnell, Widow Kelter, Charles Kinney, Henry Kinney, James Kinney, Michael Kinney, Owen Kinney, Thomas Kirkland, Robert Kyle, Alexander McMeighan, James McMeighan, Widow McMeighan, Patrick McNeal, Anne Purdy.
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