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.
Ballyclement, being 1/4 of a plowland
Edward Burnidge
William Burnidge
John Burnidge
Major Greene
William, Moore, Esq.
Lower Tircullen, being 3/4 of a plowland
William Moore, Esq.
Henry Smyth
Major Greene
Upper Tircullen, being one plowland
Major Greene
William Morrisy
Widow Parker
James Parker
John Sheehan
William Donovan
Michael Prior
William Lewis
Kilwatermoy, being one plowland
William Connell
Maurice Tracy
Edward Morrisy
Chapel
Church Yard and Gleve
Patrick Foley
William Hennesy
Thomas Meenahan
Patrick Power
Robert Deane, Esq.
Michael Meenahan
Patrick Meenahan
Daniel Connell
John Morrisy
Michael Morrisy
William Fitzgerald
James Kelly
John Kelly
John Parker
Matthew Keeffe
David Keeffe
James Parker
William Hennesy
Maurice Brown
John Walsh
William and R. Parker
Dunmoon, being one plowland
John Walsh
W., H. and R. Jackson
Batt Sheehan
Batt Dowley
John Heresey
Andrew Connell
James Connell
Charles Bunworth
Maurice Walsh
John Colebart, Jr.
John Murphy
Matthew Colebart
John Colebart
Widow Dun
Patrick Power
John Walsh and sons
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