The Tithe Applotment records listed many occupiers of land in Ireland in the 1820s and 1830s. The survey was taken to determine the amount of money owed to the Church of Ireland by each land occupier. This tithe had to be paid even by Catholics, and was the source of great resentment and numerous uprisings. The following are townlands within Kilwatermoy (now Knockanore) Parish.
Dunmoon (Beauchamp's Side)
Patrick Cuff
Philip Supple
John Keeffe and Partners
John Cuff
William Sullivan
John Mahony
Michael Morrisy
Richard Greene
James Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
John Keeffe
Richard Murphy
Michael Doyle
John Doyle
Mr. Peter Lane
Mr. Edward Lane
Charles Murray
Martin Prendergast
South Ballyfinshoge, being one plowland
James Quirk
John Kiely
Patrick White
James White
Laurence Coleman
Thomas Kilgrove
Michael Sullivan
John Clancy
Daniel Connell
Thomas Ronayne
Patick Ryan
Maurice Fenton
Patrick Doosey
Batt Colebart
Michael Murray
Michael Malone
John Malone
John Looney
James Quirk
John McCarty, Sr.
John McCarty, Jr.
Timothy McCarty
Thomas Lehan
John Quirk
Michael Finton
Edmond Griffin
James Mannsell
Michael Crowley
Widow Hickey
Michael Cahill
Timothy Carroll
Patrick Griffin
Mr. James Parker
North Ballyfinshoge
Patrick Hurley
Maurice Hurley
Thomas Smeddy and Partners
John Richardson
Michael Foley
Edmond Griffin
William Connell
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