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Griffiths Primary Valuation - Co. Kilkenny - Ireland

Durrow Civil Parish

Barony of Galmoy - Union of Urlingford

Ballnaslee townland

1849

The remainder of this Civil Parish is in County Laois (Queen's Co.)

See Durrow, Co. Laois (Queen's) Civil Parish Griffiths Primary Valuation Name Index 1850

Tithe Applotment Books Year - 1828

The names of the people who leased property in that part of Durrow Civil Parish, in Co. Kilkenny are listed below, there is only one townland

Durrow Civil Parish (Co. Kilkenny) belongs to the Civil Registration District of Urlingford for the purpose of Birth, Marriage, Death & Census records

For birth, marriage and deaths references (vital records) see

Urlingford BMD refs

 

Some notes on my formatting of this index etc

 

There was a graveyard in this townland

Ordnance Survey Map Example

The townland of Ballynaslee should be found on Kilkenny Ordnance Survey Maps Sheet No. 4.

See maps on Past Homes.com

The Griffiths Valuation Fiche reference for this section of Durrow Civil Parish, Co. Kilkenny is 3

Index to Names found in the townland of this parish that is in County Kilkenny

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Formatting of the Index

My tables are sorted alphabetically by Occupiers' name - any Immediate Lessor may be listed numerous times throughout a parish. Immediate Lessor names are not sorted alphebetically

In those instances when a person is listed twice in the same townland and the Immediate lessor was the same for each entry I have the occupiers name once and indicated how many times that name occurs in that townland beside it.

I have excluded the name of Immediate Lessors of Vacant properties when that person was already listed as being an Immediate Lessor in the same townland. The names of Immediate Lessors of vacant properties are included if that person was not listed as an Immediate Occupier previously in that townland.

e.g in the following situation:(example not from this parish)

Occupier - Surname & Name	Immediate lessor - Surname & Name	Townland
Bowe John Bowe John Brennan Michael Brennan Michael	Pope Letitia, Mrs. Pope Letitia, Mrs. Trench Fredk. F., Rev. Trench Fredk. F., Rev.	Kellyville Kellyville Ballintlea Ballintlea

A person called John Bowe leased two sets of properties from Mrs. Letita Pope in the same townland -Kellyville.

A person called Michael Brennan leased two sets of properties from Rev. Fredk(Ferderick) Trench in Ballintlea.

I indicate that a person leased more than one property from a particular 'Imiade lessor' in a particular townland by putting an x and a number behind the first name. In this case, my entries for these two people will be as follows:

Occupier - Surname & Name	Immediate lessor - Surname & Name	Townland
Bowe John x 2 Brennan Michael x 2	Pope Letitia, Mrs. Trench Fredk. F., Rev.	Kellyville Ballintlea

The Immediate Lessor is the person who owns or leases the property from the Landholder. The Occupier is the person who leases the land from the Immediate Lessor. The Occupier, in turn, may sub-let part of the property that they are listed as being the Occupier of, in which case, their name is then listed in the Immediate Lessor column. You need to see the original pages of the Griffiths Valuation which lists the type of property being leased.

See Griffiths Valuation for a more detailed explanation

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