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.
A Book of the Applotment of all Sums of Money Payaable by the owners of all lands not Tithe free within the Parish of Kilwatermoy to the Honorable and very Rev. Richard Ponson by Dean of St. Patricks and to his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. As a Composition for the Tithes of said Parish for Twenty One Years commencing from the 1st Day of May 1826 Pursuant to Act of Parliament passed in the fourth and fifth year of HIs Majesty George the Fourth.
Headborough Where situate Qualities of lands Acres
? Smyth, Esq
William Smyth, Esq.
Ballineeta
William Smyth, Esq.
Patrick Farrell
Snugborough or Ballymuddy, being 3/4 of a plowland
William Hudson N. of new road Arable pasture 43
ditto ditto Pasture 28
ditto ditto Ramparts 9
ditto ditto Bogs 4
ditto Betw. new & old rd. Arable pasture 25
Thomas Dunn S. of old road Arable pasture 10
Timothy Brien E. of road Arable pasture 5
Edward Murphy ditto Arable pasture 5
William Roche ditto Arable pasture 8
John Brien ditto Arable pasture 3
Edmond Power ditto Arable pasture 25
Thomas Brien E. and W. of road Arable pasture 24
John Neil ditto Arable pasture 38
John Connell E. of road Arable pasture 11
James Flynn W. of road Bog 7
John Fitzgerald E. of road Arable pasture 1
Fountain, being one plowland
Henry Wallace, Esq.
William Dennehy
Stephen Moore, Esq.
William Leahy
Patrick Leahy
James Brien
John Smyth
Henry Smyth
Thomas Linnehan
Sapperton, being one plowland
Stephen Moore, Esq.
William Moore, Esq.
Thomas Roche
John Allen John Smith
John Brien
Patrick Geary
Knocknaskay, being one plowland
William Moore, Esq.
Stephen Moore, Esq.
John Dore
John Curtin
Michael Crowley
William Ryan
William Connell
Patrick Flynn
John Green
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