Archdiocese Of Armagh, 1846
Introduction: This archdiocese covers the following counties:
Almost all of Armagh, part of Derry or Londonderry, part of Louth and most of County Tyrone
This pages differs from my 1836 R.C. parish listing in a number of ways. I have not tried to list the counties that the closest post town is found in and I have not tried to compare this listing either with the 1836 listing or the 1931 listing.
I have however, included extra information on the Diocese as found in the 1846 Roman Catholic Directory on convents and nunneries or academies if mentioned - or, as it is put in the directory - 'The State of Religion'
Archdiocese of Armagh:
This archdiocese covers the following counties:
Louth,
Almost all of Armagh
Greater part of Tyrone,
Part of Derry
Part of Meath.
There were 51 parishes in this Archdiocese in 1836, and 1846. By 1931 there were 55
| Bishop | Curate | Parish | Post Town |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | Murphy, Hugh | Armagh | Armagh |
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | O'Brien, Michl. | Armagh | Armagh |
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | Montague, F. | Armagh | Armagh |
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | Cavenagh, H.J. | Armagh | Drogheda |
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | Gossan, Anthony | Drogheda | Drogheda |
| Crolly, Rev. Dr. | O'Dowd, ?? | Drogheda | Drogheda |
| Levins, John | M'Cullagh, P. | Ardee | Ardee |
| Levins, John | Dooley, Edward | Ardee | Ardee |
| M'Kenna, T. Ad. | M'Gough, Jas. | Arboe | Stewartstown |
| Devin, John | Tally, John | Aughaloo | Aughnacloy |
| Devin, John | Quinn, Bernard | Aughaloo | Aughnacloy |
| O'Brien, Chas. | M'Coole, Thos. | Ardtrea | Moneymore |
| Dillon, Dr. | Hughes, James | Ballymacnab | Armagh |
| Dillon, Dr. | Rooney, Pat. Ad. | Ballymacnab | Armagh |
| Torris, James | Harman, Thos. | Ballymackeny | Drogheda |
| Quinn, Patk. Ad. | Kernan, ?? | Ballinderry | Magherafelt |
| M'Aleer, Ber. | Lennon, James | Beragh | Omagh |
| Kearney, Henry | Murphy, ?? | Carlingford | Carlingford |
| Markey, John | Campbell, Jas. | Clogher | Drogheda |
| Weeny, Bernard | M'Donnell, ?? | Clonee or Glenoe | Coal Island |
| Coyne, Michael | M'Kenna, John | Clonfeacl | Moy |
| Kiernan, Michl. | Hanratty, Patk. | Collon | Collon |
| Holland, Ed. | M'Evitt, Felix | Cooley | Carlingford |
| Holland, Ed. | Duggan, ?? | Cooley | Carlingford |
| Caraher, Michl. | Hanratty, Patk. | Creggan Lr. | N.T.Hamilton |
| Lennon, Michl. | Campbell, J. | Creggan Up. | Crossmaglin |
| Lennon, Michl. | Loy, Thomas | Creggan Up. | Crossmaglin |
| Coleman, Peter | Byrne, James | Derrynoose | Keady |
| Coleman, Peter | Duggan, Patk. | Derrynoose | Keady |
| Coleman, Peter | Kelly, Patrick | Derrynoose | Keady |
| M'Colville, Wm. | M'Kenna, Jas. | Desertcreet & Derryloran | Cookstown |
| M'Colville, Wm. | Campbell, P. | Desertcreet & Derryloran | Cookstown |
| Rogers, John | Malone, James | Darvir | C.Bellingham |
| Devlin, F. | Hughes, Daniel | Donoghmore | Donoughmore |
| M'Parland, M. | Campbell, B. | Dromintee | Forkhill |
| Coyne, J.,Very Rev. | Kearney, John | Dundalk | Dundalk |
| Coyne, J.,Very Rev. | M'Keown, Ber. | Dundalk | Dundalk |
| Magee, Thomas | Corrigan, Thos. | Dunleer | Dunleer |
| Montague, John V.R.Dr. | Troy, Eugene | Dungannon | Dungannon |
| Montague, John V.R.Dr. | O'Toole, Danl. | Dungannon | Dungannon |
| Slane, Felix | Feiron, James | Erigakeiran | Ballygawley |
| O'Neil, Peter | Coyne, James | Eglish | Dungannon |
| Mulligan, Hugh | M'Shane, C. | Forkhill | Forkhill |
| Heaney, Edwd. | M'Grath, F. | Fohart | Dundalk |
| Quinn, P. | M'Guirk, Edwd. | Kilmore | Portadown |
| Marmion, John | Mullin, John | Kilcurley | Dundalk |
| Pentony, Michl. | M'Parland, Jas. | Killeavy, Lr. | Camlough |
| Murphy, Michl. | M'Ardle, Peter | Killeavy, Upper | Newry |
| Murphy, Ber. | M'Guirk, A, | Kildress | Cookstown. Tr. |
| Loughran, Thos. | Montague, Chas. | Kilsaron | C.Bellingham |
Archdiocese Of Armagh, 1846
Introduction: This archdiocese covers the following counties:
Almost all of Armagh, part of Derry or Londonderry, part of Louth and most of County Tyrone
This pages differs from my 1836 R.C. parish listing in a number of ways. I have not tried to list the counties that the closest post town is found in and I have not tried to compare this listing either with the 1836 listing or the 1931 listing.
I have however, included extra information on the Diocese as found in the 1846 Roman Catholic Directory on convents and nunneries or academies if mentioned - or, as it is put in the directory - 'The State of Religion'
Archdiocese of Armagh:
This archdiocese covers the following counties:
Louth,
Almost all of Armagh
Greater part of Tyrone,
Part of Derry
Part of Meath.
There were 51 parishes in this Archdiocese in 1836, and 1846. By 1931 there were 55
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