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 Templemichael Parish.
COOLARKIN
Johanna Hayes and Patrick Hayes
John Hayes
Michael Reddy
Michael Whelan
John Dunn and Richard Dunn, equally divided
Patrick Hayes, Sr.
Michael Morrissy
CAPPAGH
Thomas Rohan
Thomas Noonan
William Ryan and John Hanrahan
CROAN
J.B. Elliott, Esq.
James Ryan
James Hayes and Thomas Hayes
John Feehan
James Costello
Daniel Hogan (hardbog)
John Power
Laurence Tobin
Laurence Cuddihy
James Connell
James Ryan
CURRASILLA
Catherine, Laurence and John Feehan
John Feany
Michael Keating
James Sweeney, Sr.
John Sweeney
James Sweeney, Jr.
Maurice Shea
Patrick Cahile
Richard and William Cahile
David Coghlan
Michael Sweeney
James Manning
John Laurence
Patrick Sweeney and James Laurence
Thomas Laurence, Sr.
Thomas Laurence, Jr. and Michael Laurence
John Power
Widow Whelan, Thomas Whelan, and Timothy Hogan
I, Francis Despard, duly appointed and sworn under and by virtue of an Act made in the 2nd and 3rd years of the Reighn of King William the fourth entitled an Act to amend Three Acts past respectively in the fourth, fifth, seventh, and eighth years of the Reighn of his late Majesty King George the fourth providing for the establishing of composition for Tithes in Ireland, and to make such compositions permanent, and to ascertain and fix a true and just composition for all tithes arising, growing, yielding, or payable within the Parish of Templemichael in the County of Tipperary, do hereby certify that thte true and just amount of composition for all Tithes whatever within the said Parish is one hundred and eighty pounds sterling byt he year, which sum of 180 is due and payable to the Rev. Paris Bradshaw as Rector, and Cesar Sutton, Esq. as Impropriator of said Parish -- vis the sum of 120 pounds sterling to the Rector, and the sum of 60 pounds sterling to the Impropriator or Vicar as a composition for Tithes claimable by them as such -- And I further certify that the average price of wheat, eing the corn principally grown in such County for the period of 7 years, ending the lst day of Nov. eighteen hundred and thirty, is one pound twelve shillings per barrale -- Dated this 6th day of Nov. 1834. Francis Despard, Commissioner.
Dublin Castle
25 Feb. 1835
With reference to your letter of the 17th Instant, stating what you allege to be an irregularity in Mr. Despard's applotment of the Parish of Templemichael, I am to acquaint you, that, upon due enquiry being made, it appears that that gentleman's operations are null and void, in consequence of his having applotted upon a certificate made of him subsequently to Samuel Smith, Cappoquin. The registration of one signer and you in March 1834, and as an applotment much he made upon your certificate, I am directed to inform you, that their excellencies the Lords Justices, authorize your proceeding with the same, provided you commence operations immediately.
James King, Your obediant, humble servant
CONTINUED
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