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Index - Alphabetical references
Abbey Theatre, 199
Abbot and Costello, 110
Absentee Landlords, 27, 422, 429
Academy Awards [1936], 111
Acknowledgements, 7/11
Acre, Cunningham [Scottish], 27
Act for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 263
Acts of Deeds [See of Cloyne], 224
Adair, William, 37
Adventurers, 27, 111, 259
Advice to those taking the Churchtown Trails, 395
Advowson, 27
Aerial view of Churchtown Village in 2000, looking east to Burton
Park, 516
Aerial view of Churchtown Village in 2004, looking west to GAA
grounds 517
Aerial views of Churchtown Village in the 1960s, 526
Africa [continent] 79
Africa [magazine], 237
Aga [cooker], 52
Aghaburren, [Ahaburren, previously Ahaghbourne] 21, 27, 29, 30,
33, 38, 48, 83, 123, 134, 182, 215, 259, 310, 417
Aghaburren 1833 Tithe Applotment - nil return
Aghaburren: Household Census 1901, 1911, 279
Aghaburren: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 310
Aghaburren: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 279
Aghina, 100
Aglish Cross, 394, 395
Aglishdrinagh [ancient name of Aglish], 449
Agricola, 123
Agricultural Implements and Machinery, 261
Ahern: see also Aherne
Ahern, David, 43
Ahern, Edmond, 276
Ahern, Helen, 459
Ahern, James, 305
Ahern, Maurice, 341
Aherne: see also Ahern
Aherne family [village], 90
Aherne, Barry, 85
Aherne, Michael, 73, 84, 197
Aherne, Myra, 563: see also 'My schooldays', 672
Ahern-O'Connor, Eileen, 85, 95, 108, 237, 254, 457, 471, 473,
476, 554, 560, 566, 576, 569, 574
AIB Better Ireland Community Award, 108, 468
Aiken, Frank, 111
Aladdin lamp, 180
Alfie Brown's Hill, 30, 120
Algiers, Battle of, 222.
All Ireland, 1947 Senior Football Final, 42
Allan, Harry, 'Kruger', 30
Allen, Francis, 300
Allen, Johanna 'alias Enright', 171
Allen, John [d. 1771], 171, 277
Allen, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)], 334
Allen, William [Imogane] 30, 333, 334
Allen, William [Magistrate], 426
Allen's Well, 30
Allow River, 41, 270
Altamira Bridge, 39
Altamira, 60
America, 154, 155, 199, 256, 444, 465, 509, 510
Amsterdam, 212
Anagh [Annagh], 15
ANCO, 113
An Irish Flora, 386
An Raibh Tú ag an gCarraig?, 191
Ancient Order of Hibernians, 31
Anderson, Captain Andrew [father of Robert A. Anderson, Mountcorbitt],
195, 451
Anderson, Neville, 195, 305
Anderson, Robert Andrew, 19, 22, 31, 115, 195, 532, 562
Andrews, Ellen, 317
Angel [coin], 32
Anglesboro, 146
Anglican Church, 132
Anglican, 32
Anglo-Irish Treaty, 66,263
Anglo-Norman [colonisation process], 117
Anglo-Normans, 215
Anna [Annagh in Nicholls's 1823 Survey], 424
Annagh, 14, 15, 17, 32, 33, 35, 39, 44, 49, 57, 67, 68, 76, 84,
89, 91, 111, 119, 124, 130, 131, 134, 137, 141, 143, 144, 145,
159, 161, 162, 164, 166, 168, 170, 171, 172, 177, 181, 185, 250,
251, 256, 262, 264, 270, 275, 349, 386, 394, 416, 424, 451, 453,
454, 461, 480, 493, 495, 500, 508, 509, 582, 586, 588
Annagh: 1833 Tithe Applotment [Included Tithe Applotment for Annagh
Bogs, Annagh North and Annagh South] 279
Annagh Bogs, 32, 34, 162, 259, 310, 385, 386, 389, 394
Annagh Bogs: 1833 Tithe Applotment see Annagh, 279
Annagh Bogs: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 310
Annagh Bogs: Household Census 1901, 1911, 280
Annagh Bogs: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 280
Annagh North, 32, 259, 264, 311, 349
Annagh North: 1833 Tithe Applotment see Annagh, 279
Annagh North: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 311
Annagh North: Household Census 1901, 1911, 280/281
Annagh North: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 280
Annagh South, 32, 259, 312, 350
Annagh South: 1833 Tithe Applotment see Annagh, 279
Annagh South: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 312
Annagh South: Household Census 1901, 1911, 281.
Annagh South: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 281.
Annagh Bridge, 17, 28, 33, 34, 39, 166, 350, 394, 395, 495, 531
Annagh Bridge; Foundation stone, 531
Annagh Castle, 15, 33, 34, 214, 350, 417, 452
Annagh Church Cross, 35, 76, 538
Annagh Church, 17
Annagh River, 239: see also Awbeg River
Annagh versus Granard, 144
Annakissa Cross, 90
Annakissa, 195
Annalee Stream [a former name of Annagh river], 16, 38,
Annals of Churchtown, 25, 96, 107, 108, 164
Annals of the Sacred Heart, 237
Annesgrove Gardens, 38
Anti-Conscription Campaign, 35
Anti-Conscription Pledge, 21, 36
Antipodes, 130
Apple and Damson, 37
Apples, specially grown cider variety, 461
Ar Bhás Regent na Fraingce, 185
Aran [pullover], 398
Archaeological Inventory of Churchtown (by Niamh Murphy), 246/377
Archaeological Inventory of County Cork, Vol. IV North Cork, 348,
349
Ardagh, 125
Ardaprior, 182, 301
Arden family, 222
Arden, Baron, 223,
Arden, Baroness, of Lohort Castle, 221, 418
Arden, Lord, 255, 425, 429, 431
Ardglass, 67
Ardnageeha [Ardnageehy], 167, 192, 252: see also Ryan, P &
J
Armagh, 153
Armshaw, Jeremiah, 276.
Ashbourne Act, 37, 19, 72, 128, 199, 223, 431
Ashbourne, Baron Edward Gibson, 37
Askeaton, 109
Athleticism, strength and endurance [oral tradition], 480/482
Atlas Mountains, 123
Attainder, Bills of, 37
Atterton [Adventurer], 27
Attorney-General, 221
Augustus Arthur, 7th Earl of Egmont; see Percival family
Augustus Arthur, 8th Earl; see Percival family
Australia, 154, 223, 477
Austria-Hungary, 20, 134
Auxiliaries, 268
Avenue, The, [poem], 240
Avondhu, 40, 140, 564
Avro-Ansen [aeroplane], 28
Awbeg Drainage Scheme, 39
Awbeg River, 21, 28, 33, 35, 37, 39, 115, 120, 171, 182, 231,
239, 242, 265, 350, 386, 424, 448, 480, 481, 509, 585
Awlahee [a former name of Annagh river], 33, 38
Baby Power [alcohol], 398
Back to Bataan, 110
Bad Men of Brimstone, 109
Bagenalstown, 201
Baile an Teampuill, 68
Baile, 40
Baker, Robert, 276
Baldonnell, 28
Ball, John Thomas, [Counsel for Darrell in the Egmont v Darrell
case and later Lord Chancellor of Ireland] 430, 431
Ball's Cross, 40
Ballad Makers, Saturday Night, The, 234
Ballahaderig Bridge, Mitchelstown, 136
Ballenboule, 275; see Ballynaboul]
Ballinabooly, 14; see Ballinaboul
Ballinaboul, 451; see Ballynaboul
Ballinamucky, 451; see Ballynamuck
Ballinasloe Fair, 30
Ballinatrilla, 123, 169, 194, 265, 266
Ballincollig, 158, 454
Ballincrishe [Ballychristy], 14
Ballincurrig, 122, 194
Ballindillane, 453 see Ballindillanig
Ballindillanig [Ballindillane in some legal documents] 40, 65,
122, 162, 177, 231, 250, 259, 313, 350, 453
Ballindillanig: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 282
Ballindillanig: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 313
Ballindillanig: Household Census 1901, 1911, 282/283
Ballindillanig: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 282
Ballindillanig Cross, 394, 395
Ballingarry, Co. Tipperary, 156
Ballinguile [Bally Gill in Nicholl's 1823 Survey], 49, 82, 91,
100, 122, 135, 169, 176, 192, 194, 195, 203, 250, 301
Ballinora, Co. Cork, 454
Ballintample, 275; see also Ballintemple
Ballintemple [also Ballintample], 14, 16, 256
Ballintemple [Churchtown] 1659 census], 275
Ballintemple [Churchtown], Moland's survey of. 40
Ballintemple [Churchtown] 1833 Tithe Applotment, 290
Ballinvallish see Walshestown
Ballinvallishie see Walshestown
Bally Gill, 424; see Ballinguile
Bally McCowe [Egmont], 275
Ballyadam, 15, 22, 40, 41, 66, 84, 112, 127, 128, 168, 176, 191,
195, 224 250, 256, 259, 275, 314, 391, 393, 417
Ballyadam: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 283
Ballyadam: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 314
Ballyadam: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 283
Ballyadam: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 283
Ballyadam Banshee, 41
Ballyadam Cross, 395
Ballyadam House, 41, 532
Ballybahallagh, 18, 41, 45, 69, 213, 215
Ballybeg, 32, 181
Ballybohola, 256
Ballyboula [Ballynaboul], 256
Ballyclough, 84, 85
Ballyclough Co-Operative Society, 224
Ballycristy, 40, 42, 95, 177, 234, 250, 451
Ballydoyle, 22, 71, 112, 113, 209, 464
Ballygiblin, 145, 146, 239, 265
Ballygowan, Doneraile, 82
Ballygrace [Ballygressy], 40, 42, 49, 106, 126, 164, 169, 177,
181, 182, 192, 194, 203, 238, 250, 251, 259, 269, 275, 315, 351,
352, 353, 393, 424, 586
Ballygrace: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 284
Ballygrace: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 315
Ballygrace: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 285
Ballygrace: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 284
Ballygrace House, 42
Ballygran, 89
Ballygrele, 256
Ballygressy [Ballygrace], 275
Ballyhea, 38, 40, 74, 82, 89, 97, 106, 115, 121, 139, 140, 141,
142, 143, 145, 158, 160, 163, 198, 206, 239, 241, 242, 394, 444,
449, 463, 530, 531, 588
Ballyhea, Church of Ireland, 15
Ballyhooly, 239, 449
Ballyhoura, 99
Ballyhoura Construction, Ltd., 42, 214, 270, 459, 570, 571
Ballyhoura Country, 43
Ballyhoura Development, Ltd., 42, 95, 114, 193, 457, 468, 473,
476, 576
Ballyhoura Mountains, 119, 205, 710
Ballyhoura Ramblers, 43, 181, 559
Ballyhoura Way, 43, 105, 385, 394
Ballylanders RIC Barracks, 267
Ballymacow; also Bally McCowe [former name of Egmont], 15, 126,
127, 275, 451
Ballymacrory, Croom, Co. Limerick, 455
Ballynaboul [also Ballenboule, Ballinaboul, Ballinabooly], 14,
40, 43, 80, 168, 169, 226, 250, 259, 275, 316, 353, 354, 509
Ballynaboul: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 285
Ballynaboul: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 316
Ballynaboul: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 285
Ballynaboul: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 285
Ballynaboul Cross, 391, 392, 393, 395
Ballynadrideen Cross, 394, 395
Ballynamuck [sometime Ballinamuck or (older) Ballinamucky], 37,
40, 44, 65, 96, 117, 168, 169, 176, 250, 251, 256, 257, 259, 317,
318, 355, 391, 393, 432, 509, 510, 562
Ballynamuck: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 286
Ballynamuck: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 317
Ballynamuck: Household Census 1901, 1911, 286/287
Ballynamuck: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 286
Ballynamuck Cross, 393, 395
Ballynoran Cross, 394, 395
Ballynoran, 509
Ballyorgan, 168
Ballyscanlon, Rathkeale, 254
Ballyvaheen, 40, 44, 54, 171, 249, 250, 256, 259, 319, 355, 356,
Ballyvaheen: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 287
Ballyvaheen: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 287
Ballyvaheen: Household Census 1901, 1911, 287
Ballyvaheen: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 287
Ballyvonaire, 78, 193, 267
Ballyvonaire Barracks, 178
Ballyvorisheen, 123
Ballyvourney, 80, 269
Baluba, 398
Banagher [expression], 398
Banc na bPiléir, 44
Bandon, 90
Bank of Ireland, 39, 201, 467
Bansha, Co. Tipperary, 197
Banshee, 151
Banteer, 141
Baptism, 68
Bardic Court [Cúirt Éigse], 186
Barleycove, Goleen, 448
Barnies, 45
Baron Lovel and Holland of Enmore, 221
Baron of Burton [extinction of Title], 223
Baron of Ireland, 417
Baron Perceval of Burton [granting of Title], 418
Baronies, 241
Barony, 45, 124, 261
Barra, 44, 151
Barrar, John, 276
Barret, John [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census] 277
Barret, John, [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Barret, Thomas, 277.
Barrett, T.E. [Creamery Manager], 83
Barrett, W. [Jockey Irish Derby 1919], 92
Barrett, William, [1851Griffith's Valuation (Leap), 336
Barrie, David Fitz-Edmund Roe, 33
Barrie [sometimes Barry], James 14
Barry; see also de Barry
Barry, Alice, 276
Barry, Colonel, 15, 417
Barry, Dr. [Mrs], 156
Barry, Dr. D., 227, 480
Barry, Edmond, 277
Barry, Eleanor, 195
Barry, Fitzjames, 33
Barry, Fitzjames [junior], 33
Barry, Garret Fitz-James, 33
Barry, Garret, 321
Barry, Gerard, 452
Barry, Hannah, 36
Barry, James [1766 Churchtown census], 277
Barry, James [Ballynaboul], see Barry Jimmy
Barry, James Fitzmaurice, 265
Barry, James Fitznicholas, 452
Barry, James McNicholas, 14. 225
Barry, James, Rector, 97, 449
Barry, Jimmy [James], 124, 172, 173, 285, 286
Barry, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Egmont)], 331
Barry, John [Liscarroll and one-time occupant of Burton House],
218, 416
Barry, John Killagh [Earl Barrymore] 14, 32
Barry, Johnny, 41, 128,
Barry, M., 227
Barry, Martin, 77
Barry, McJames, 453
Barry, Michael, 198, 458, 459, 520, 535, 558, 569
Barry, Nicholas Fitzjames [sometimes Fitzjames Nicholas], 14,
15, 33, 111
Barry, Nicholas, 225
Barry, Patrick, 277
Barry, Philip, 276
Barry, Rev. James, P.P, 77, 80
Barry, Richard Fitznicholas, 452
Barry, Richard, 300
Barry, Robert Fitz-David Oge
Barry, Sarah, 328, 332,
Barry Seán Óg 15
Barry, Shane, 265.
Barry, Thomas [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 288
Barry, Thomas [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 288
Barry, Tom [Farrandeen], 133
Barry, Widow, 277.
Barry, William Thomas, 265
Barry, William, 277
Barrymore, Earl, 14
Barrymore, Lord [1885], 174
Barrymore, Lord, 14,
Barrys, 15
Battanchon [illegitimate nephew of Henry, 5th Earl Egmont], 427,
428
Battle of the Boyne, 240
Bawn, Martin, 276.
BCG, 261
BDO Simpson Xavier, 457
Bealtine, 233
Beary, M., 92
Beasley, H., 92
Beecher, Captain, 125
Beecher, Sir William W., 156, 313, 432
Beecher's Brook, 125
Beechinor [Burton Park employee], 256
Beechinor [Granard], 144
Begley, Din [husband of Churchtown poetess Máire Ní
Ruairí], 455
Begly, Bryen, 277
Behan, Paddy, 40, 145, 146, 544
Belfast and Northern Counties Railway, 91
Belfast, 262
Bell, Moll [expression], 398
Bellerophon, 212
Bellingham, John [Assassin] 222
Bench see also Benchy, Binchy
Bench, Edmond (find earlier mention) 339
Bench, Owen, 323
Benchy see also Bench, Binchy
Benchy, James, 327
Benchy, Michael, 48, 327
Bene Merenti Medal, 80
Berkeley, Bishop George, 16, 45, 59, 451
Berkeley, Lord, 255
Berlin, 242
Bernier, Jason, 458, 459, 557
Berwick, Duke of, 58, 418
Bessborough Commission, 45, 438, 440, 434, 441
Bessborough, 6th Earl, 45
Bibliography to Dictionary, 764/767
Bibliography to Inventory of Listed Monuments, 383/384
Biddy's Tree, 23, 46, 129, 216, 413, 455 and 584
Biddy's Tree [poem], 46
Biddy's Tree and Máire Ní Ruairí (by Ruairí
Ó Hicí), 455
Big Inch, 47
Biggar, Joseph, 173.
Bill of Rights, 58.
Billington, Mrs. Bridget, 226, 239, 240
Billington, Dr. Victor, 240
Binchy, 47
Binchy, Dan, 48, 171
Binchy, Edmund, 552
Binchy, James [solicitor, Charleville], 83
Binchy, James, 48, 77, 295
Binchy, Maeve, 47, 136
Binchy, Michael, 77
Binchy, Owen, 47
Binchy headstone at Kilgrogan, 552
Binchy's bakery, 52
Bindweed [Great], 387
Birds [Oral tradition], 482
Birney, Tom, 28, 29, 48, 134
Birney's Hole, 48, 123, 519
Birrel's Land Act, 1909, 114
Births, Marriages and Deaths, 48, 76
Black and Reds, 48, 141
Black and Tans [Uniformed Force], 71, 92, 262, 268
Black and Tans [Hunt], 124
Black Catholics, 49
Black Death, 14
Black Field, 48
Black Hole [Churchtown school], 49, 100
Black Jack [liquorice], 399
Black Meadow, 49
Black Road, 25, 42, 49, 94, 119, 131, 150, 166, 192, 193, 201,
247, 270, 271, 392, 393, 394, 571
Black Screen, 49
Blackbirds; considered a pest to the cider apple, 462
Blackburn Rovers F.C., 104
Blackie Norton, 110
Blackwater River 38,
Blackwell, Mrs. Elizabeth, 55
Blarney [expression], 399
Blood on the Flag, 262
Bloom, 110, 201
Bloom, Leopold, 110
Bloomsday, 110
Blue Gillette, 238
Bluet, John, 277.
Blundering Barney, 89
Board of Management, Churchtown National School, 101
Board of Works, 62, 153
Board Wage, 242
Boards of Guardians, 122, 189
Boards of Health, 122, 419
Boden, Eric, 234
Bodleian, Library, Oxford, 224
Body, Nicholas, 276
Body, Widow, 276
Bog House, see Tinny House, 256
Bohan, William, 328
Bohily, Daniel, 278
Bóirín Glas, 49
Bolan, Thomas, 276
Boles, Arthur, 277
Boles, John, 277
Bolger, Enda, 131
Bolster, Desmond Sharp, 125, 128
Bolster, George Sharp, 128
Bolster, John [Hawkes?], 156
Bolster, John Hawkes, 128, 330
Bolton, Duke of, 222
Bomber No 42, 29
Bonafides, 22, 49, 394
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 18
Bonnahan, Daniel, 277.
Bonnie Prince Charlie, 185
Bonnie, Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond, The, 579
Bonnycastle's Arithmetic, 164
Bono, Ben, 260
Book of Munster, 46
Book of Surveys and Distribution 1664-68, 49
Booneys, see O'Sullivan, Denny, Hannie and Susie
Booney's Clock, 50
Booney's House, 534, 561
Booterstown, Co. Dublin, 201
Bord Fáilte, 456, 457, 468
Boru, Brian, 127
Boss Murphy [horse]: clipping of victory in Liscarroll Cup 558
Boss Murphy Holiday Centre, 468, 469
Boss Murphy House, 150, 193, 395
Boss Murphy Logo, 557
Boss Murphy Musical Legacy, The, 25, 108, 194, 200, 203, 444,
557
Boss Murphy Story, The (courtesy www.boss-murphy.com), 456/460
Boss Murphy: inspiration for brand name, 468
Boss Murphy's [Dortmund], 123,558
Boss Murphy's [farm,] 20
Boss Murphy's [village], 42, 48, 71, 105, 113, 136, 170, 181,
190, 193, 198, 201, 202, 263, 271, 457, 458, 459 (opening of),
460 (first person to purchase a drink in), 473, 476, 516, 556,
558
Boss Murphy's Spirit of Cork [CD] 202, 246, 458, 556 567, 568
Boss Murphy's: First official party, 558
Boston, 157, 158
Boston Pilot, 157
Botwood, Newfoundland, 272
Bould Thady Quill, The, 244
Boundaries of the Cities and Boroughs of Ireland [1837], 257
Bourk, John, 276
Bourke, Ina, 573, 574
Bourke, Margaret [second wife of William 'Boss' Murphy] 199, 444,
562, 567
Bourke, Michael, 540
Bourke, Michael, Ina, 41
Bourke, Michelle, 471, 574
Bowe, Ina (Sister Celeste), 23, 50, 564
Bowe, James [Senior], 50
Bowe, Jimmy, 50, 87, 109, 136, 165, 538, 564
Bowe, Mrs Kathleen, 564
Bowe, Mrs. Julia, 50, 87
Bowe, Muriel 'Bonnie', 50
Bowen, Seán Óg, 480, 481; see also Séán
Óg's Bridge
Bowery Boys, 110
Bowler, Nano, 297
Bowles, Dick, 144
Bowles, John 145, 146, 544
Bowley [Adventurer], 27
Bowley, Richard, 68
Bowling [Road], 51,
Boycott [tactic], 173
Boyne, Battle of, 58, 418
Brabazon, Aubrey, 209, 553
Bradly, Conner, 278
Bradly, Darby, 278
Bradshaw, Rev. Sandes, 60
Brady, Hugh, C.I Bishop of Meath, 97, 449
Brady, Maziere, 81
Brady, Revd. Lucas [son to C.I. Bishop of Meath], 97, 449
Brahenye [Bruhenny], 15
Branner, 51
Bread and bread-making, 51
Breare, Richard, 167
Bree [Co. Wexford], 167
Breen family, 40
Breen, Ann Marie, 148
Breen, Brendan, 148, 149
Breen, James, 148, 149, 545, 546
Breen, Jim, 64, 573
Breen, John, 148, 149, 545, 546
Bregoge, 122, 126, 449
Bremen, 239
Brennan, Ann 546
Brennan, Kieran, 149, 545, 546
Brennan, Terry, 459
Brereton, Catherine, 450
Brereton, Revd. Robert, 97, 450
Breslane, James, 318
Breslane, John, 329
Brewester, Abraham [counsel for the Egmont family in the Egmont
v Darrell case], 431
Brewhenny, 99
Bridge Bar [John Locke's], 49, 394, 395
Bridge Field, Annagh, 508
Bridges in Churchtown Parish: Sean Óg's Bridge, 530, Scart
Bridge, 530, Stack's Bridge, 530, Imogane Bridge [the 'Wishing
Bridge'], 530, Annagh Bridge, 531, Curraheen Bridge, 531, Coolcaum
Bridge, 531 and Shinanagh (Dennehy's] Bridge, 531
Bridgetown Abbey, 38
Bridgwater, Somerset, 221
Brien, Daniel, 55, 56
Brien, James, 313.
Brien, Martin, 317
Brien, William, 37
Brighton, 255
Brigid, Saint, 46
Brilliantine, 52
Brislane family: Jerry, Morgan, 66, 203
Brislane, James [1911 Churchtown Village Census], 292
Brislane, Jerry, 144
Brislane, Jim [O/C Charleville Battalion IRA, War of Independence]
36, 267
Brislane, Kathleen, 87, 89
Brislane, Morgan, 268
Bristol, 19, 57, 98, 126, 170, 450
Britain, 134, 267
British Movietone News, 110
Brittany, 217
Brochoyn [Bruhenny], Parish of, 225
Broderick, Michael [Jnr.], 146
Broderick, Michael MCC, 89, 104, 456
Broghenny [Bruhenny], 14
Broken Gap, 52,
Bromley, Kent, 269.
Bronze Age Axe-head, 68, 230, 549
Bronze Age, 138,
Broome, David, 94, 132.
Brosnahan, Michael, 305
Brosnan family [Ballynamuck], 510
Brosnan, Michael, 287, 510.
Brosnan, Mrs, 495
Brothing [ancient reference to Bruhenny], 449
Brown, Garret, 278
Brown, James, 308
Brown, Patrick, 77
Brown, Rev. Maurice, P.P, 75, 79,
Brown, Robert, 278
Browne family [Walshestown House], 266
Browne, Bridget, 100, 169: Scéim na Scoile; 480, 481, 482,
496, 498, 500, 501, 504, 505, 507, 511, 512
Browne, Dr. Noel, 261
Browne, Edmond, 343
Browne, Edward, 343
Browne, Garrett, 582
Browne, Jack, 203
Browne, James ['Burning' of Churchtown 1822, Witness] 56
Browne, James {Walshestown House c.1880], 266
Browne, John [1851 Griffith's Valuation (Leap), 337
Browne, John, [Ballinguile], 49, 78, 109, 135, 250, 561: see also
'The homecoming of Cottage Rake', 623/624
Browne, Mary, 555
Browne, Michael, 145, 544
Browne, Mrs, [Ballinguile] 49, 264,
Browne, Patrick, 344
Brú Thuinne [Brúgh Thuinne], 53, 68
Bruder, Thomas, 277.
Bruhenny; 1766 Census returns, 276/277/278
Bruhenny & District Pipe Band, 53, 204
Bruhenny Choir, 53: 471, see also Bruhenny Choral Group
Bruhenny Choral Group, 476, 575
Bruhenny Church Silver, 97
Bruhenny Church, 16, 70, 80, 81, 190, 216, 360, 448, 539
Bruhenny Graveyard Plaque, 82
Bruhenny Graveyard, (see also Churchtown Cemetery), 66, 190, 242,
385, 539
Bruhenny Holdings, Ltd, 201, 211
Bruhenny Housing Development, 24, 86, 201, 233, 459, 522, 570,
571
Bruhenny Housing Development: first resident 567
Bruhenny in a Golden Light: Church of Ireland history of Churchtown
(by Albert Daly), 448/451
Bruhenny Parish: 1 Anglican family (1805), 450; congregation of
27 by 1860, 450; last Vicar of, 450
Bruhenny Village Green, 53, 208,
Bruhenny, 15, 16, 19, 20, 52, 68, 69, 72, 97, 126, 151, 215, 231,
417, 448, 449, 451
Bruhenny, Great Bull of, 53
Bruree, 185, 242
Brussels, 466
Bruytoyng, 68, 225
Bryan: see also Bryen and O'Brien
Bryan, Patrick, 276
Bryen: see also O'Brien
Bryen: see also Bryan and O'Brien
Bryen, Connor [No. 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Bryen, Connor [No. 2; 1776 Churchtown Census]. 277
Bryen, John, 277
Bryen, Morgan, 277.
Bryen, Timothy, 278.
Buavavagh, 122
Buck House [Annagh], 53
Buck Toodleum, 53
Buckingham Palace, 564
Buckingham Yeoman's Cavalry, 223
Buckinghamshire, 427
Buckley farm [Annagh], 586
Buckley Tim 'Thady', 140, 543
Buckley, Con, 36, 73
Buckley, Dan [closing night Jerry O'Sullivan's bar], 561
Buckley, Daniel [1911 Census (Ballindillanig)], 283, 504
Buckley, Daniel [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Egmont)], 330
Buckley, Daniel [Griffith's Valuation 1851, (Kerry Lane)], 323
Buckley, Finbar, 146
Buckley, Fr. Con, C.C., 173, 174
Buckley, Jer. 36
Buckley, Jimmy, 141
Buckley, John, 278.
Buckley, Kate, 36, 244
Buckley, Margaret, 37
Buckley, Mary, 561
Buckley, Paddy, 74
Buckley, Rosario, 80
Buckley, Tadhg, 558
Buckley, Ted, 573
Buckley, William [1833 Tithe Applotment Ballintemple (Churchtown)],
290
Buckley, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballygrace)], 315
Buckley, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown, George's
St)], 322
Buckly, John, 277
Buffer's Cross, 54, 96, 126, 134, 169, 198, 204, 229, 391, 392,
393, 395, 516
Bull Island, Annagh, 508
Bullán, 54
Burch, Jameo, 295
Burch, Michael, 295
Burghley, Lord, 416
Burk, John, 36
Burkard, Gwen, 198, 458, 459, 557
Burke, Edmund, 666
Burke, James, 292.
Burke, Nora, 37
Burke's Peerage, 192
Burley, Revd. William, 97
Burmah Petrol Pump, Churchtown Village, 523
Burning of Churchtown, 54, 69, 76, 91, 137, 216, 237, 239
Burns, Edmond, 323
Burns, John, 331
Burns, Johnny and Margaret [see Byrne]
Burns, T., 92
Burton, 129, 156, 162, 177, 250, 416, 417, 423, 453
Burton, 57, 59, 61
Burton, Baron of [extinction of title], 223
Burton Bog, 119, 256
Burton Court, 57
Burton House Oratory, 63
Burton House, 16, 17, 20, 57, 58 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 69, 70,
82, 153, 170, 174, 191, 226, 265, 267, 268, 418, 421, 451, 536
Burton Lodge, 191, 536
Burton Manor, 58
Burton Oak, the largest tree in the parish 106, 536
Burton Park, 19, 21, 24, 60, 64, 70, 73, 90, 91, 94, 99, 104,
106, 109, 125, 138, 156, 183, 224, 226, 242, 243, 259, 266, 268,
319, 357, 391, 393, 394, 449, 463, 516, 578
Burton Park: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 288
Burton Park: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 319
Burton Park: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 288
Burton Park: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 288
Burton Road, 48, 51, 65, 70, 86, 94, 108, 118, 122, 189, 191,
204, 230, 242, 245, 391, 394, 521
Burton View, 65
Burton Wood, 138, 424
Bushe, Charles Kendal, 91
Business & Finance cover, 556
Butler, Eoin, 545, 546
Butler, Maurice, 343
Butlers [Ormond], 212
Butter-making [Oral tradition], 483
Buttevant, 15, 19, 32, 38, 54, 56, 39, 58, 51, 54, 61, 68, 72,
74, 76, 89, 90,98, 112,126, 129, 130, 131, 139, 140, 141, 142,
145, 149, 157, 160, 165, 183, 195, 233, 236, 249, 265, 299, 411,
412, 413, 424, 429, 449, 470, 481, 495, 531, 560, 584, 586
Buttevant Convent School, 205
Buttevant Forge, 90
Buttevant Military Band, 411
Buttevant Military Barracks, 266, 267, 444
Buttevant Rail Disaster see 'Recollections and a truly unforgettable
experience' (by Willie Joe Condon), 684.
Buttevant Railway Station, 25, 61, 71, 72,
Buttevant Road, 44, 46, 50, 70, 128, 137, 150, 169, 229, 230,
245, 249, 324, 463
Buttevant Track, 159
Buttevant Weirs, 39
Button [Adventurer] 27
Button, James, 68
By Rail through the Heart of Ireland, 270
Byren, Patrick, 277
Byrn, Daniel, 276
Byrn, Edward, 276
Byrn, John, 276
Byrn, Stephen, 276
Byrne, J.W. [and Margaret, 37, 131], 227, 302
Byrne, Jack [Buttevant], 584
Byrne, Oliver, 85, 95, 108, 458, 473, 477, 568
Byron, Lord, 213
Bythemore, Alice, 217
Cahalane, Jim, 140, 543
Caherconlish, Co. Limerick, 584
Caherconnor, 123, 350
Cahernarry, 170
Cahill, Fr., C.C., 77
Cahill, Gerry [Architects], 456, 469
Cahill, Gerry, 114, 571
Cahill, Hughie, 411, 413
Cahill, Jack, 112, 413
Cahill's [stonemasons], 179, 191
Cahirmee [townland], 91
Cahirmee Bridge, 565
Cahirmee Fair, 54, 130, 240, 244, 511
Cahirultan, Vide 97, 449
Calf's Close, 65
Calgary, 223
California, 458, 459
Callaghan: see also O'Callaghan
Callaghan family, 54
Callaghan Lil, 64
Callaghan, Ann, 157
Callaghan, Bill, 64
Callaghan, Con, 247, 306
Callaghan, Daniel [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballynaboul)], 316
Callaghan, Daniel [1776 Churchtown Census], 276
Callaghan, Denis [Famine Emigrant], 157
Callaghan, Denis [Griffith's Valuation 1851(Churchtown Village)]
325, 317
Callaghan, Dennis, [1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Callaghan, Johanna, 341
Callaghan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Callaghan, John [Griffith's Valuation (Churchtown Village)], 1851,
324
Callaghan, Mary, 291
Callaghan, Michael [1911 Census (Kilgrogan)], 302
Callaghan, Michael [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Egmont)], 331
Callaghan, Michael, [1833 Tithe Applotment (Annagh)] 279
Callaghan, Neil, 89
Callaghan, Patrick, 342
Callaghan, Timothy [1833 Tithe Applotment (Gurteenroe)], 300
Callaghan, Timothy [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Callaghan, Timothy [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Callaghan, Timothy [No 3; 1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Callaghan, Timothy [No 4, 1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Callaghan, William, 291
Callahane, Connor, 277
Callanan, Joseph, 73, 306
Callanan, Patk. 77
Callanan, Thomas, 36, 227,
Cambridge, Terrace, nr. Edgware Rd, London, 213
Camerons [family], 63
Camoige, 145.
Campbell, James, 278.
Canada, 154
Candle-making [Oral tradition], 483/484
Cantillon family, 47, 166, 214, 216
Canting, 65
Capard Lodge, 101
Cape Egmont, 127
Captain Boycott, 110
Captain Moonlight, 268.
Captain Rock, 268
Caravan, traditional burning of, 244
Carbide lamp, 180
Carew, Sir George, 43, 119,
Carey, Colm, 89, Carey, Ger
Carey, Jason, 148.
Carey, Mary, 315.
Carey, Mick, 145, 146, 544
Carey, Nora, 36
Carey, Paul, 89, 143, 146, 545
Carey, Wesley, 148
Cargeene; see Carrigeen
Carleton, Mary, 453
Carleton, Revd. Robert, 453
Carlow [county], 201, 450
Carlton, Paddy, 472, 473
Carpathia, 256
Carrageen; see Carrigeen
Carrick-on-Suir, 267
Carrigane; see Carrigeen
Carrigeen [also Carrageen, Cargeene, Carrigane, Carrigine], 14
15, 65, 105, 130, 177, 250, 259, 265, 275, 289, 320, 358, 359,
360
Carrigeen: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 289
Carrigeen: Census of Ireland 1901, 1911, 289
Carrigeen: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 320
Carrigeen: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 289
Carrigeen Cross, 270
Carrigeen na gCat, 66, 191
Carrigeen Stud, 20
Carrigine see Carrigeen
Carroll family [Coolmore], 115, 166
Carroll, Adrian, 148
Carroll, Dermot, 145, 146, 194, 545
Carroll, Francis, 560
Carroll, Hanora, 73, 292
Carroll, Honoria, 344
Carroll, Jeremiah, 291.
Carroll, John, 146, 147, 545
Carroll, Paddy, 47, 87, 197, 214, 216, 555
Carroll, Pat, Bill, 144
Carroll, T. 227
Carroll's Wood, 519
Carrolls [Ballyhea], 142
Carter's Police, 54, 216
Carthy, Daniel, 277.
Carthy, Darby, 278
Carthy, John, 277.
Carthy, Kate, 37 [see also McCarthy, Kate]
Carthy, Paddy, 601
Carthy, Patrick, 277
Carthy, Widow [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census] 277
Carthy, Widow [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Casey, James [No 1, 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Casey, James [No 2, 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Casey, Patrick [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Cashel [Co. Tipperary], 71
Cashman, Fr. Cornelius C.C., 77
Cashman, Fr. David, C.C., 77
Cashs [Variety Company]
Cassidy, 'Hopalong', 110
Castle Grove, Iowa, 198
Castleconnell, Lord, 35, 417
Castlecor, 84, 91, 125
Castleharrisson, 39
Castlehaven, Lord, 15, 34, 214
Castlelyons, 204
Castlelyons, Barryscourt and Buttevant, Lord, 416
Castlemaccarthy, 43, 66, 73, 77, 110, 154, 169, 176, 182, 202,
213, 229, 236, 237, 250
Castlemagnier, 89, 265
Castlemartyr, 136
Castles of County Cork, The, 35
Castletown, Lord, 31
Castletownbere, 394
Castletownroche, 38, 89, 100, 109, 145, 226
Castlewrixon Ambush, 268
Catechism of the Catholic Church, A , 262
Cathal Brugha Barracks, 176
Catholic Church, 247
Catholic Emancipation Act [1829], 215, 222
Cattle murrain, 116
Cavanagh, see also Kavanagh
Cavanagh, Daniel [Coolmore], 295
Cavanagh, Daniel [Ballyvaheen], 171
Cavanagh, Ellen, 171
Cavanagh, James, 36
Cavanagh John, 171, 287
Cavanagh, Margaret, 171
Cease Fire and Dump Arms, 111
Cecil, Catherine, 221
Celtic Times, The, 206
Census extracts are listed under appropriate townland headings.
Census, 1851, 431
Census, 66
Census; 1659, 69, Details for Parish of Ballintemple alias Churchtown,
275
Census; 1831, 16, 421
Census; 1841, 18, 126, 426, 437
Census; 1901, 121, 432
Census; 1911, 121, 170, 215, 232, 237
Census; Details for 1766, Parish of Bruhenny alias Churchtown,
276/278
Chamberlain, Linda, 459
Chambers, John, 333, 334
Chancellor of the Exchequer, 221
Chancery [Irish], 67, 133
Chancery, Court of, 67,
Channeleen, The, [Annagh], 493, 495
Chapel Bank, 67
Chapel Lane, 50, 65, 70, 90, 130, 176, 177, 194, 207, 391, 392,
463, 472, 527, 538
Chapel Lane: refurbishment, 520
Chapel Lane: street furniture, 528
Charleville ['Rathluirc' for a period], 16, 22, 30, 32, 35, 38,
39, 49, 69, 72, 79, 83, 90, 97, 112, 129, 139, 145, 163, 170,
194, 236, 241, 249, 453, 454, 481, 582
Charleville Fair, 166
Charleville Road, 49
Charleville Unit, LDF, 177
Charley's Aunt, 260
Charter Schools, 67
Chatham Design, 459
Chatham, Earl of, 221
Chelsea, Town Hall, 223
Cheltenham Racecourse, 464; see also O'Brien, Dr. Michael Vincent
Chester Cakes, 30
Cheusner, Robert, 14, 97, 225, 230, 448
Chieftains, The, 188
Childers, President Erskine, 262
Children's Christmas Party, 198
Children's Games [Traditional], 484/485
Children's verse for games [Traditional], 485/487
Chiltern Hundreds, 132
Chinnery, Margaret, 99
Choral Festival, Cork, Limerick, 53
Christmas Day, 232
Chronology of Churchtown 1170-2005, (by Denis J. Hickey), 14/24
Church Field, Annagh, 508
Church of Cloyne, 46
Church of Ireland, 132, 247
Church, Helen [Mrs. Noel Linehan], 182
Churchill [Winston], 86, 87
Churchill, John [later Duke of Marlborough], 58
Churching, 67
Churchtown, 68-73.
Churchtown; 1766 Census Returns, 276/278
Churchtown [Ballintemple] Tithe Applotment 1833, 290
Churchtown: Griffith's Valuation (Buttevant Road), 325
Churchtown: Griffith's Valuation (George's St) 1851, 322/323
Churchtown: Griffith's Valuation (Kerry Lane), 323
Churchtown: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 321/325
Churchtown: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 291/292
Churchtown: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 290
Churchtown, Chronology of, 14/25
Churchtown, Dictionary of, 27/273
Churchtown, Mayor of, 163
Churchtown, Parish and environs Map, 761
Churchtown, Song for, 24; words 246
Churchtown: An introduction to the ecology of, 385/389
Churchtown: Ecology of, 385/389; see also Churchtown trees, flora
and fauna 106 and Stack's Bridge, 249
Churchtown: Essays of Historical Interest, 4416/477
Churchtown: Images of, 516/576
Churchtown: Language and Music, 398/414
Churchtown: LDF [Local Defence Force] Members, 176
Churchtown: Listed Monuments in Parish: Map, 347; Summary, 348;
Inventory, 349/377; Glossary of architectural terms, 378/382;
Select Bibliography, 383/384.
Churchtown: Maps of: 757, 760, 761
Churchtown: Memories, 577/752
Churchtown: Tobacco-growing in parish, 257.
Churchtown: Townlands Map, 12
Churchtown [Bruhenny Cemetery and Church Ruin], 81, 91, 191, 195,
212, 389, 418
Churchtown [Bruhenny] Rectors, 97
Churchtown, 'Burning' of, 45, 69
Churchtown [Red] Marble, 42, 94, 183, 230, 529
Churchtown [sub] Post Office, 25, 96, 248, 535
Churchtown 'F' Company, Irish Volunteers, 267
Churchtown Anticline, 74
Churchtown Area Rapid Transport, 551
Churchtown Boxing Club, 74
Churchtown Bruhenny Rectors, 97
Churchtown Carnival, 74, 169, 251,
Churchtown Catholic Church of St. Nicholas see St. Nicholas' Church
Churchtown Chess Club, 82
Churchtown Choir, 80
Churchtown Community Council, 63, 83
Churchtown Coursing Club, 159, 568
Churchtown Creamery, 20, 22, 23, 24, 73, 83/85, 224
Churchtown Creamery (by Bill O'Flynn), 630/631
Churchtown Creamery in 1997, 541
Churchtown Creamery: 1980's group of milk suppliers, 541
Churchtown Creamery: commemorative plaque, 541
Churchtown Creamery: Section of Minutes of Directors Meeting (1913),
541
Churchtown Dairy Factory Company, 83, 85,
Churchtown Dairy Factory Company; share certificate (1889) and
letterhead (1912), 541
Churchtown Declaration, 85, 458, 473, 474, 476, 477
Churchtown Development Association (Mallow) Ltd, 85, 95, 108,
158, 163, 181, 254, 467, 471, 472, 473,
Churchtown District Electoral Division, 122
Churchtown Drainage, 86, 570
Churchtown Dramatic Society, 22, 78, 86, 170, 200, 203, 273
Churchtown Egg-Cup, 140
Churchtown Five A-Side Soccer Club, 89
Churchtown Flora, Fauna and Trees, 106; see also Churchtown Ecology,
and Stack's Bridge
Churchtown Forge, 90, 137, 165, 520
Churchtown GAA see GAA
Churchtown GAA: photographs 543/547
Churchtown Games, 90
Churchtown House, 16, 17, 21, 34, 46, 49, 57, 65, 70, 73, 80,
90, 94, 95, 118, 165, 170, 171, 175, 192, 230, 244, 421, 429,
463, 464, 533, 554, 586
Churchtown lady becomes first woman to own an Irish Derby winner,
92/93
Churchtown lady married to World Middleweight Boxing Champion,
22
Churchtown Medal of Honour, 95, 108, 114, 115, 182, 459, 472,
550, 576
Churchtown National School [later St. Mary's National School,
which also see], 21, 63, 72, 99, 101, 134, 193, 254, 437, 463,
573, 582
Churchtown National School Boys Group c1904, 572
Churchtown National School Group from early 1950s, 573
Churchtown National School Infants and 1st Class group [Boys],
1923, 572
Churchtown National School, Boys Confirmation Class, 1967, 573
Churchtown National School: Average Attendance 1918-2005, 102/103
Churchtown National School: Participation in Irish Folklore Commission's
School Scheme, 1937 [Scéim na Scoile], 479/514
Churchtown National School: Selected school closures 1918-1985,
103
Churchtown Obelisk, 174
Churchtown Point-to Point: 1924 Race card Cover, 550
Churchtown Post Office: Last Day Cover, 550
Churchtown Relief Commission, 155
Churchtown Relief Fund, 117, 155
Churchtown Relief Fund; contributors, 156
Churchtown School in the 1920s (Bill O'Flynn), 578
Churchtown School: Involvement in Scéim na Scoile, 479/514
Churchtown Schools, 99, 438
Churchtown Sewage, 104
Churchtown Soccer Club, 104
Churchtown Stud Company, 105
Churchtown Stud, 65, 92, 104, 464
Churchtown Townlands, Map of, 12
Churchtown Trails (by Gerry Murphy), 391/395
Churchtown Treasure Trove [described] 178
Churchtown Village 'Rush-hour' in 1999, 528
Churchtown Village 1932, 760; Churchtown parish and environs,
761
Churchtown Village 1932, Map, 760
Churchtown Village in the 1920's, 525
Churchtown Village in the 1950s, 528
Churchtown Village in the 1960s, 524
Churchtown Village in the 1970s, 521
Churchtown Village Renewal Trust, 24, 42, 81, 85, 95, 101,105,
107 114,115, 116, 132, 136, 182, 201, 230, 242, 385, 416, 444,
456, 457, 467, 469, 471, 472, 474, 476, 477
Churchtown Village: Aerial view looking west to GAA grounds, 517
Churchtown Village: Aerial view, [looking east to Burton Park]
516
Churchtown Village: post-Famine rebuilding of, 463
Churchtown Website, 24, 108
Churchtown, 1731 'No Popish Masshouse', 225
Churchtown's Dr.Vincent O'Brien voted 'Greatest figure in Racing
History', 211
Churchtown's 'Great Irish Elk' find, 129
Churchtown's first bicycle, 46
Churchtown's first elected representative, 89
Churchtown's first North Cork Title, 21, 140
Churchtown's first TV set, 251
Churchtown's Grenade-throwing Champion, 177
Churchtown's Horse Racing Heritage (by Jack Murphy), 464/465
Churchtown's Irish Champion Jockey, 196/197
Churchtown's last sidecar, 245
Churchtown's Latitude and Longitude, 174
Churchtown's Musical Heritage, 86/88, 202, 237, 245, 246, 411/414,
444/446, 556, 557, 190, 196, 563, 565, 567
Churchtown's oldest artefact, 549
Churchtown's sea-level rating, 242
Churchtown's Security Force, 184,
Churchtown's Sporting History: Barra, 44, Road Bowling, 51], Boxing,74,
Churchtown's Sporting Tradition: Churchtown Games, 90, Greyhounds,
159, GAA, 139/149, 544, 545, 546, Horse Racing: 1919 Irish Derby
Success 92/93, Champion Jockey, 196/197, O'Brien Dynasty, 208/211,
553, Point-to-Point, 226-229, 554, , Soccer Club, 104, Scoubeen,
241/242, Terrier Racing, 251
Churchtown's Vincent O'Brien; first Irish trainer to transport
horses by air, 209
Churchtown-born Nun awarded MBE, 50
Cider: used in Baptisms, 461
Cider-making Churchtown parish, 109, 461
Cider-making in Churchtown (by Noel Linehan), 461
CIE, 137
Cillín, 24, 182, [see also Paircín na Cille, 214
and 'The Cillín', 447], 518
Cinema in Churchtown, 109
City of Westminster, 221
Civil Survey, 111, 215
Civil War, 28, 38, 39, 66, 111, 161, 225, 262, 448
Cláirín, 242, 245
Clampar, The, 112
Clan na Gael, 31
Clancy brothers, 398
Clare, 157, 249
Clarke, Fred, 208
Clarke, John de Barry, Rev., 97
Clarke, John, 306
Clarkson family [Lackeen], 448
Clarkson, Johanna, 341
Clarkson, John, 322, 305
Clarkson, Margaret, 341
Clarkson, Ml., 319.
Clarson, John (305) see Clarkson, John
Clashelane Cross, 395
Clashelane, 41, 66, 74, 112, 150, 159, 168, 176, 178, 191, 214,
232, 250, 256, 259, 293, 326, 362, 391, 393, 509
Clashelane: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 293
Clashelane: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 326
Clashelane: Household Census 1901, 1911, 293
Clashelane: population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 293
Clashganniff: see Clashganniv
Clashganniv [frequently Clashganniff] 21, 29, 34, 40, 65, 80,
96, 112, 125, 130, 131, 159, 160, 170, 176, 177, 207, 250, 259,
294, 327, 393, 453, 464, 565
Clashganniv: Tithe Applotment 1833 - nil return
Clashganniv: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 327
Clashganniv: Household Census 1901, 1911, 294
Clashganniv: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 294
Clashganniv Hill, 123
Clashganniv House, 113
Clashganniv Road, 65, 325
Clayton, Harry, 124
Cleary, James, 322
Cleary, John, 123
Cleese, Mrs [illegitimate sister of 5th Earl Egmont], 429
Cligget, James, 37
Cliggott family, 73
Cliggott, Mick, 587
Clogheen House, 91
Clonbanin Ambush, 268
Clonmel, 60, 554
Clonsilla, 65, 104
Cloughaun Dallaun, 113, 175, 178, 523
Cloyne Cathedral, 60
Cloyne, 80
Cloyne, bishopric, 76
Cloyne, Dioceses of (C.of I], 69, 70, 72, 421
Cloyne, Dioceses of (RC), 135, 136, 448
CNN Tower, 120
Cnoceen na Gé,Kilgrogan, 508
Coal-Cattle Pact, 39
Cobh Ramblers AFC, 104
Cobh, 454 see also Queenstown
Cockran, Denis, 277
Coffin Ships, 154
Coghlan: see also Coughlan
Coghlan farm [Annagh], 181
Coghlan farm [Ballyvaheen], 44, 54
Coghlan, Cornelius [Ballyvaheen], 319
Coghlan Matthew (Ballyvaheen], 319, 480, 483, 487, 488, 489, 491,
493, 495, 498, 499, 503, 508
Coghlan, John [Ballyvaheen] 287, 319: Scéim na Scoile;
480, 488, 489, 490,493, 498, 499, 503, 508: see also 'Life as
I saw it', 663
Coghlan, Mrs. J. [Ballyvaheen]: Scéim na Scoile, 487
Coghlan, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Cullig)], 329
Coghlan, Matt [Annagh], 237
Coghlan, Matt [Ballyvaheen]: Scéim na Scoile; 483, 487,
488, 489, 491, 493,495, 498, 499, 503, 508
Coghlan, Patricia, 34
Coghlan, Patrick [Cullig], 125; his VW car, 524
Coghlan, Patrick [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)], 340
Coghlan, Rev. James, 83
Coghlan, Thomas, 339
Coghlans [Annagh], 89, 172
Colaiste Croí Naofa, 165, 181, 205
Cole, Walter, 51
Coleman Eliza, 157
Coleman, Darby, 278
Coleman, Dennis, 277
Coleman, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Coleman, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballynamuck)], 317
Coleman, Julia, 80
Coleman, Noel, 560
Coleman, Paddy [Larry], 139
Coleman, Timothy
Coleman, William [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Coleman, William [Harrisburg, Pa.], 157
Colgan, Fr. Philip, C.C., 77
Colgriff, Widow, 284
Collins, Colette, 101
Collins, Connor, 277
Collins, Darby, 278
Collins, David, 278
Collins, Greg, 95, 133, 457
Collins, Michael, 111, 262, 474
Collins, Mollie [née Farrissey]: see 'My sister Nora and
the fiddle', 675
Collins, Noel, 188
Collins, Patrick [Pádraig Ó Coileáin] NT,
101, 573
Collop, 113
Colman, Saint, 46
Colonel Hargraves' Regiment, 91
Combined Harvester, 253
Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, 192
Commission for Defective Titles, 1606, 120
Commissioners for Church Temporalities [Ireland], 53
Common Car, 113
Community Centre, 24, 74, 78, 83, 85, 86, 89, 99, 107, 108, 109,
113,114, 148, 158, 169, 183, 231, 237, 250, 260, 457, 459, 471,
472, 473, 474, 476, 555, 569, 584
Community Centre: pre and pos-restoration, 540
Community Entertainment, A (by Colette Moloney), 411/414
Community Hall, 457; see Community Centre
Compton, Catherine, 221, 418
Conacre, 114, 421
Concertina exponents 203
Condon, James, [Shoemaker] 73, 291, 292
Condon, Jim [Itinerant fiddle teacher], 445
Condon, John, 576
Condon, W. 227
Condon, Willie Joe, 73, 144, 198, 684, 547: see also 'Recollections
and a truly unforgettable experience', 684
Confederacy, 259
Confederate War: see also Rebellion [1641], 124, 214, 266
Congested Districts Board, 114
Conkerfield, Lisgriffinn, 413
Conna, 60
Connacht, 259
Connel: see also Connell and O'Connell
Connel, Cornelius [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Connel, Honour, 278.
Connel, John [1766 Churchtown Census] 278,
Connell: see also Connel and O'Connell
Connell, Denny, 28, 46, 136, 177, 184, 249
Connell, Cors. [1833 Tithe Applotment (Carrigeen)] 289, 320
Connell, Daniel, 278
Connell, James [Burton Park], 288
Connell, James [Creggannacourty], 328
Connell, James [Cullig], 329
Connell, Jeremiah, 307
Connell, Jeremiah, 336
Connell, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballynamuck), 317
Connell, Mary, 291, 292
Connell, Patrick, 283
Connell, Tim, 144
Connell, Timothy [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Connell, Timothy [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Egmont)], 331
Connell, Widow, 277
Connell, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballynaboul)], 316
Connell, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Egmont)], 330
Connell, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)], 339
Conner: see also Connor and O'Connor
Conner, Conner, 277
Conner, Darby, 278
Connor: see also Conner and O'Connor
Connor [sometime written as Connors] William, 77, 156, 303, 336
Connor, Cornelius, 278
Connor, David, 328
Connor, Elizabeth, 333
Connor, Hannah, 291
Connor, Pat, 92, 190
Connor, Thomas, 336
Connor's Wood, 114, 493
Connors, Jack, 130
Connors, Jack, 226
Connors, Kate, 299
Connors, Mick 562
Connors, Mick, 138
Connors, Timothy, 277, 280.
Connors, William, 307
Conron family [Walshestown], 82, 266, 452
Conron, Ann, 453
Conron, Arthur, 454
Conron, Carleton, 453
Conron, Christopher, 276, 453
Conron, Diana [wife of George Conron], 454
Conron, George, 454
Conron, Hatton, 454
Conron, Jane [daughter of Arthur Conron], 454
Conron, Mary [daughter of George Conron], 454
Conron, Mary [daughter of William Conron], 453
Conron, Mary [wife of Robert Conron]
Conron, Rev. Downes, 16, 97, 265, 266, 450, 454
Conron, Richard [d. c. 1720] 265, 266, 276, 453
Conron, Richard [Jnr - d. 1807],], 265
Conron, Robert, 453
Conron, William, 453
Conroy family, 474
Conroy, Carmel, 24, 150, 207, 474, 567
Conroy, Colm, 147, 149, 475, 545, 546
Conroy, Delia, 475
Conroy, Emma, 24
Convent of Mercy, Buttevant, 30
Convert Rolls 115
Converts, 247
Conway, Billy, 510
Conway, Francis, 202, 247, 567, 458
Coogan, Tim Pat, 474
Cooke, Val, 24, 202, 246
Coolasmuttane, Newtownshandrum, 199, 444
Coolcaum Bridge, 34, 115, 394, 531
Coolcaum, 114
Coolemore, 275; see Coolmore
Cooline Cemetry, 139
Coolmore [also Coolemore], 39, 48, 115, 117, 166, 177, 214, 216,
229, 249, 250, 251, 256, 259, 275, 295, 327, 363, 451
Coolmore: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 295
Coolmore: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 327
Coolmore: Household Census 1901, 1911, 295
Coolmore: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 295
Co-Operative Movement, [Irish], 19, 22, 31, 115, 167, 451
Coote, Royalist/Parliamentarian soldier, 67
Copstone, 205
Copstown limestone, 74
Corbett, Adrian, 146, 147, 545
Corbett, Dr., 122, 269
Corbett, Gerry, 95, 115, 459, 568, 577
Corbett's farm, 182
Corbett-Dunlea house, 150
Cork [city], 58, 95,139, 446, 454, 470, 481, 482, 494,
Cork [county], 27, 117, 206, 215, 248, 250, 254, 263, 418, 432,
433/434 [post-Famine Emigration figures], 440, 454, 585
Cork [North], 455
Cork [West], 455
Cork Advertiser, 205
Cork Airport, 29
Cork Assizes, 10, 19, 55, 222, 430
Cork Butter Market, 439
Cork Constitution or Cork Morning Post, 205, 442
Cork County Board, [GAA], 139
Cork County Council, 21, 30, 38, 42, 89, 104, 113, 115, 129, 133,
137, 160, 192, 259, 271,
Cork County Minor Hurling Championship 1990: winners; Churchtown,
148, 546
Cork Defence Union, 174
Cork Evening Herald, 206
Cork Examiner, 18, 94, 140, 153, 173, 174, 199, 206, 255, 426,
442, 436
Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, 160
Cork Intelligencer, 56, 205
Cork Jail, 56
Cork Mercantile Chronicle, 205
Cork Mercury, 205
Cork No 4 Brigade, 249
Cork North Enterprise, 457
Cork Person of the Year, 2001, 24, 201
Cork Southern Reporter, 206
Cork Sportsman, 206
Cork Weekly Examiner, 140
Corke [Cork], 15
Corkery family [Windmill], 66
Corkery, Catherine [1911 Census (Rath)], 306
Corkery, Catherine, [O'Flaherty's Shop] 211
Corkery, Mrs D., 83
Corkery, Daniel, 285
Corkery, Jeremiah, 171
Corkery, John [1842], 171
Corkery, John [1901 Census (Rath)], 306
Corkery, John [1911 Census (Carrigeen)], 36, 289
Corkery, John [Confirmation Class 1967], 573
Corkery, Mary, 66,: see also 'Carrigeen in bygone days', 668/669
Corkery, Pat, 83,
Corkery Headstone, Kilgrogan, 552
Cork-Limerick road, 205
Corn Laws, 116
Corncrake, 116
Corner House, 117, 150, 151
Corner of Buttevant, A (by Albert Daly), 448
Corney's Well, 117
Cosgrave, Eliza, 326
Cosgrave, Richd. 317, 318
Costelloe home and family, 96, 151, 225, 269, 525, 578
Costelloe, Cass, 86, 87, 250, 583
Costelloe, Denis Pat, 87, 171, 269, 538, 563: see also 'Holding
back the years', 632/650, 'Back to my roots', 703/704 and 'The
Leaving of Churchtown', 753
Costelloe, Jim [Sheehan's Forge], 244
Costelloe, Kevin, 86, 87, 89, 168, 177: Scéim na Scoile;
487, 502
Costelloe, Mrs Elizabeth ['Lil'], 168, 564, 565: Scéim
na Scoile, 487
Costelloe, Sam, 87, 168, 176: Scéim na Scoile; 486, 492,
496, 498, 502, 505
Costelloe, T.J., 87, 13, 273, 543, 563
Costelloe, Thomas, 73, 168, 176, 177, 178, 565: Scéim na
Scoile; 486, 496, 498, 502, 505,
Costelloes [Variety Company], 260
Cottage Rake, 553 see also O'Brien, Dr. M.V and 'The Homecoming
of Cottage Rake', 623/624
Cottage Rake Trophy, 145
Cotter Rev James (P.P), 22, 78, 80
Cotter, Rev William Henry (C.I.), 20, 46, 98, 191, 248, 298,
Cottier, 117,
Cotts, Stephen, 276
Cough Water, 89
Coughlan: see also Coghlan
Coughlan; P & J Ryan employee, 582
Coughlan, Catherine, 287
Coughlan, Cornelius [1766 Churchtown Census], 276,
Coughlan, Dan, 84
Coughlan, David [Annagh], 582
Coughlan, David, [1833 Tithe Applotment (Ballyvaheen)], 287
Coughlan, Hannah, 291
Coughlan, Jeremiah, 100
Coughlan, John, 77, 156, 257, 297
Coughlan, Michael, 276
Coughlan, Patrick [1901, 1911 Census, (Cullig)], 297
Coughlan, Patrick [Subscriber to Churchtown Famine Relief Fund]
156, 329
Coughlan, Thomas, 276
County Constabulary, 216
County Dublin, 117
County Library [Cork], 216
County Waterford, 117
County, 117
Court of Chancery, 60
Court of Exchequer, 224
Court of Wards [Dublin], 416
Court of Wards [English], 416
Courthouse, Cork, 115
Courtney [first Churchtown famine victim], 18,
Courtney, Humphrey, 277
Covey, Stephen,43
Cowhey: see also Cowhy
Cowhey [Annagh & Churchtown House]: plot at Kilgrogan Cemetery,
552
Cowhey family [Annagh & Churchtown House], 91
Cowhey family [Annagh], 34, 171
Cowhey family [Churchtown House], 171
Cowhey family [Imogane], 167
Cowhey farm [Kilgrogan], 508
Cowhey, Bessie, 21, 92, 130,464, 554, 586
Cowhey, Catherine M, 36, 92
Cowhey, Catherine, 36
Cowhey, Elizabeth M, 36
Cowhey, James, J.P. (Churchtown House), 36, 73, 92, 156, 292
Cowhey, Mrs Jane [Imogane], 602, 603
Cowhey, Jimmy [Imogane], 125, 227, 602, 603, 613, 614
Cowhey, Mrs. Johanna, 73, 83, 302, 312
Cowhey, John D., 77, 156, 279, 281
Cowhey, Margaret [1901 Churchtown Census], 80, 92, 280, 291
Cowhey, Dr. Mary, [also 'Margaret' and 'Molly'], 80, 83, 84, 92,
171, 224, 586
Cowhey, Mary Ann, 331
Cowhey, P, 77
Cowhey, Thomas [1860 Petition signatory], 77
Cowhey, Thomas [1901, 1911 Census (Egmont)], 299
Cowhey's Fort Field, 118
Cowhey's Rock, 118,181
Cowhey's Wood, 138
Cowhy: see also Cowhey
Cowhy David [1833 Tithe Commissioner], 257, 279
Cowhy, Daniel, 279
Cowhy, David, 83, 257, 297, 301, 480
Cowhy, Francis, 77
Cowhy, James [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)], 257, 301,
307, 326, 333
Cowhy, John, 257, 279
Cowhy, John, 311
Cowly [Crowley?] Dnl. 323
Cox, Sir Richard, 69
Craganicourty [Cregannacourty], 275
Craig, Maurice, 357
Crane [fireplace], 118
Creagh, Bridget, 455
Creagh-Brazier, Henry, 41, 283
Creagh-Brazier, Langley, 98
Creagh-Brazier, William, 56
Crean, John, 230, 322, 323
Creedon, Cornelius, 307
Creedon, Denis, 64
Creedon, Jane, 292
Creedon, Mr. Mrs David, 80
Creedon, Patrick, 286
Creedon, Thade, 299
Creedon, V., 227
Cregane: see Cregannacourty
Creganecourty, 256
Cregannacourty [also Craganicourty, Creganecourty, Cregane], 14,
16, 83, 118, 128, 182, 250, 259, 275, 296, 299, 328, 363,364,
391, 393, 393, 451
Creggannacourty: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 296
Creggannacourty: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 328
Creggannacourty: Household Census 1901, 1911, 296
Creggannacourty: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 296
Creighton, Cornelius, 339
Creighton, Johanna, 337
Creighton, Margaret, 330
Creighton, Maurice, 330
Cremen [Cremin] Peter, 304, 504
Cremin, John, 172, 173
Cremins, Benjamin, 36, 142
Cremins, Mary, 411, 412
Crofton, Mary, 450
Crofts family, 91
Crofts, Alicia, 91
Crofts, Anne, 91,
Crofts, Catherine, 91
Crofts, Christopher [Churchtown House], 14, 90, 265, 453
Crofts Christopher [Velvetstown], 93, 227
Crofts, Christopher [1833 Tithe Applotment], 282
Crofts Elizabeth [née Purcell], 91
Crofts, Freeman Wills [writer], 91
Crofts, Freeman Wills George, 91
Crofts, Freeman Wills, [Jnr.], 91
Crofts, Freeman,
Crofts, George, [Jnr.], 90, 91
Crofts, George, 16, 82, 90, 152
Crofts, James, 277
Crofts, Marie Marten, 91
Crofts, Rev. Freeman Wills, 17, 91, 257, 290, 305, 307, 320, 421,
432
Crofts, Rev. George Spread, 266
Crofts, Rev. George, 91
Crofts, Roger, 90
Crofts, Wills George [High Sheriff, Cork County], 57, 76, 91
Crofts, Wills George [son of Rev Freeman Wills], 282
Crofts, Wills, [Jnr.], 91
Crofts, Wills, Eleanor, 82
Crofts, Wills, JP, 90, 91, 276
Croke, Edmond, 277
Croke, Thomas [Hedge Schoolmaster], 164, 198, 444
Cromwellian Settlement [Plantation], 127, 259
Crone, Robert, 278
Croneen, James, 277
Croneen, Michael, 276
Croneen, Patrick, 277
Croney, Timothy, 277
Cronin [Askeaton], 109
Cronin family [Ballindillanig], 40
Cronin John [Ballyadam], 41, 224
Cronin, Donal, 573
Cronin, John [Confirmation Class 1967], 573
Cronin, Mary, 172
Cronin, Mr. [NT], 100
Cronin, Mrs Margaret, 586: see also 'Memories', 716
Cronin, Paddy Joe, 54, 145
Cronin, Paddy Joe, 544
Cronin, Paddy, 582
Cronin, Sergeant [Passenger on Aghaburren plane landing] 28
Cronin, Sergeant Jeremiah [RIC], 179, 291
Cronin's field, 84
Croom, 185
Cros, Charles, 151
Crosby, Bing, 110
Crotty, Widow, 277
Crow dance, 587
Crowley family, 159
Crowley, Brian MEP, 559
Crowley, Daniel, 290, 323
Crowley, Declan, 146, 147, 545
Crowley, Denis, 149
Crowley, James, 146, 147, 545
Crowley, John [1766 Churchtown Census Return], 277
Crowley, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountcorbitt)], 342
Crowley, John [Under-12 Gaelic player] 148, 545, 546
Crowley, Kieran, 148, 149
Crowley, Liam, 89, 147, 545, 546
Crowley, Margaret, 96, 550
Crowley, Michael John
Crowley, Patrick [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountcorbitt)], 342
Crowley, Patrick [Under-12 Gaelic player] 148
Crowley, Paul, 146
Crowley, Thomas, 147, 148
Crowly, Daniel, 69, 257
Crown forces, 249
Crown Solicitor for Ulster, 254
Cuairt an Mean Oiche, 164
Cub Index, 469
Cuchulainn, 194, 241
Cuillinugh, John, 77
Cúl Gate, 118, 170
Culleagh, 451; see Cullig
Cullen, Anne, 323
Cullen, John, 99.
Cullen, Margaret, 330
Cullen, Paul, 198
Cullig [sometimes Culleagh or Killig] 73, 74, 96, 119, 131, 143,
193, 207, 224, 250, 256, 259, 297, 329, 350
Cullig: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 297
Cullig: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 329
Cullig: Household Census 1901, 1911, 297
Cullig: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 297
Cullinan, Charlie, 569
Culloden, Battle of, 31, 195
Culloty family [Mountcorbitt], 532
Culloty, Jim, 25, 132, 196
Culloty, Michael, 189
Cummings [correctly, Cumming], General H.R., 268
Cummins, Fr. Stephen, 79, 101
Cunningham acre, 27
Cunningham, Jim, 457
Curabally, 171
Cures [Oral tradition], 483; see also Whooping Cough, 269
Curie, Marie, 272
Curragh, 21, 92, 104, 464, 554
Curraheen Bridge, 14, 19, 43, 117, 119, 531
Currie, Home & Woodgate, 428 [correctly, Currie Horne &
Woodgate, regular Solicitors to 5th Earl Egmont], 430
Currymount, 177, 586
Currymount, 61, 122, 269
Curtin farm, 44
Curtin, Dan [Egmont], 159
Curtin, Dan, 36
Curtin, Jim, 159
Curtin, Jimmy [Egmont],. 159
Curtin, Kieran [Ciaran], 148, 149, 545, 546
Curtin, Peter, 84
Curtin, Mrs Hannah, 244; see also Curtin- O'Leary, Hannah
Curtin-O'Leary, Hannah, 73, 264
Cusack, McTiernan, Solicitors, 271, 45
Cusack, Michael, 206
Cusack, Pat, 53, 271, 457
Cusack, Rev. Martin, C.C., 73, 78, 86, 89
Custom of the Manor, 119
Cut-throat razor, 120, 238
D'Orslet, Louise, 222
Dáil Éireann, 66, 111
Dairygold, 85
Dálaigh [Daly or Dawly] Owen 'Clampar', 112
Dallas, Texas, 203
Daly family [Ballynaboul], 509
Daly family [Clashelane], 112
Daly, Albert ['Bertie', contributor to part 4.4 of Annals'], 269,
448, 560
Daly, Ann, 19
Daly, Anne Marie
Daly, Bridget, 36
Daly, James, 104, 464
Daly, John, 37, 285, 286
Daly, Lizzie, 37
Daly, Maurice: see 'Recollections' 683.
Daly, Michael, 148
Daly, Neily, 148, 546
Daly, Paddy, 148
Daly, Rev. Daniel, 75, 79
Daly's Grove, 19, 61
Damascus, 37
Damper, William, 40
Danaher family, 159, 239
Danaher, Christy, 75, 83, 86, 113, 197, 203, 239, 251
Danaher, John, 301
Danaher, Mrs.Ellen, 83: see also 'Memories', 714
Dance Hall Act, 1935, 412, 414
Dances, 411/414; see also Sheehan's Forge, and Clashelane,
Daniels [Variety Company], 260
Danish Blue cheese, 192
Darnstown, 42
Darrell, Mrs Lionel [née Tierney], 430
Darrell, Rev.[Sir] Lionel, 19, 91, 97, 222, 255, 430, 431, 435
Dashing Duhallows, 124; see Duhallow Hunt.
Daughters of Charity, 50
Davern, Noel TD, 193, 566
Davitt, Michael, 19, 37, 173
Daw, James, 276
Dawly, Charles, 277
Dawly, Daniel [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census Return], 276
Dawly, Daniel [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census Return], 277
Dawly, Maurice, 277
Dawson, Colonel James, 185
de Barry family, 416
de Barry, David Oge, 416
de Barry, Odo, 97, 225, 230, 448, 449
de Barry, Philip, 14, 416, 449
de Barry, Robert, 416
de Barry, William, 416
de Barry-Clark, John, 448/449
de Barrys of Annagh, 35, 41
de Brechne, Sir John, 217
de Breffny, B., 357
de Courcy, Edmond, 324
de Courcy, Michael, 324
de La Cour, Rev., 156
De re metallica, 123
de Swafham, Bishop John, DD, 224, 225
de Tocqueville, Alexis, 121
de Valera, Éamon, 36, 236
Dead Field [Kilgrogan], 508
Deadly Nightshade, 190
Deady, Hugh, 278
Deeds, Registry of, 120,
Deenihan, Mick, 138, 172
Deeny, Dr. James, 261
Deep Romance, Peter O'Sullivans Gowran Park and Wexford winner,
554
Deerpark, Charleville, 21, 140
Defective Titles, 120,
Defence of the Realm, Regulations [Act], 38, 49
Deighan's Geography, 164
Delay, Denis, 198
Delee, Joe, 149, 545
Demesne, 120,
Dempsey, Anna Moore
Dempsey, Noel, TD, 254
Dempsey, Tom, 24, 149, 567
Denahy, James, 290, 307.
Denise, Claire, 459
Denlen Electronics, 71, 120,
Dennahy, John, 276
Dennehy, James [also Denahy], 120, 156, 211, 257, 290, 307, 323,
330
Dennehy's [Shinanagh] Bridge, 30, 39, 120, 211, 531
Department of Arts, Sport & Tourism, 472
Department of Supplies, 236
Deposition of 1641, 68, 121
Dereenafalla, 43
Dering, Dan, 59
Derry [City] 170
Derry [County], 153, 411
Derrynane, 163
Desmond [Ballyhea Hurler], 142
Desmond Rising, 37
Desmond, Cors., 317
Desmond, John, 323
Devane, John, 297
Devil and Dr. Faustus, The, 164
Devlin, Joseph, 36
Devon Commission, 121
Devon, Lord, 121
Dick Mulcahy's Pension, 75
Dick, D.V. [jockey], 93
Dictionary of Churchtown, (by Denis J. Hickey), 27/273
Diet [1820s], 420, 436/437 [post-Famine]
Dill, Lady Nancy, 124
Dillon, 'Ned [Edmond], 72, 121, 230, 266, 306, 341
Dillon, Ellen, 121, 306
Dillon, John, 36
Dillon, Noel, 95, 133, 567, 473
Dillon, Richard, 277
Din Joe, 234
Dinantian age, 74
Dineen, Cors., 313
Dineen's Fr. Catechism, 30
Dines see Flynn, Paddy
Directory of Townlands and District Electoral Divisions and Ancient
Baronies in the County of Cork, 42
Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland, 114
Dispensary, 122, 237
Dispossessed Irish landowners, 262
Dissenters, 256
District Electoral Division, 122
Divining, 123
Dogherty, John, 312
Doherty [Ballyhea hurler], 142
Doherty, James E., 165
Doherty, Noreen, 211
Donation of Ireland, 174
Doncaster Sales, 92
Dondon, Patrick, 277
Donegal [County], 455
Donegan, Michael, 322
Donegan, Thomas, 307, 344
Doneraile Conspiracy, 112, 118
Doneraile National School, 164
Doneraile Papers, 174
Doneraile Park, 38
Doneraile, 30, 38, 55, 56, 57, 61, 62, 98, 112, 145, 149, 165,
189, 413, 560, 584
Doneraile, Lord, 272
Donkey Sanctuary, 392
Donnelly's Hollow, 92
Donnelly's Sausages, 234
Donoghue, S., 92
Donovan: see also O'Donovan
Donovan, Dick, 564
Donovan, Margaret, 550
Doody, Daniel, 277
Doody, James, 84
Doody, John, 277
Dooleys Height, 123
Doolin, Patrick, 276
Dooly, James, 307
Dooly, Thomas, 336
Dorney, Ben and Ned, 594/595
Dorney, Ben [Team mascot, 1961], 145, 544, 573
Dorney, Mrs Katie, 73
Dorney, Ned, 81, 145, 197, 544, 545
Dorney, Robert, 146, 147, 545
Dorney's Lorry, 144
Dortmund, 123, 458
Double Summer Time, 124
Dougherty, Laurence, 277.
Dougherty, Patrick, 276
Dowager Countess Listowel: see Listowel Dowager Countess.
Dowling, Tony, 520
Dowling's Book-keeping, 164
Down Express, The, 89
Down Survey, 124,
Downerayle, 417: see Doneraile
Downey, James, 22
Downey, Michael, 337
Downing St., London, 207
Downside College, 60
Dowse, Richard, 46
Doyle [Annagh], 144
Doyle 'Paudie', 104, 145, 149, 544, 569
Doyle family [Egmont View], 129
Doyle family [Village], 237
Doyle, Cornelius, 306
Doyle, Frankie, 569
Doyle, Jimmy, 143
Doyle, John [famine emigrant], 157
Doyle, John, 145, 544
Doyle, Michael, 146, 147, 149, 545,546
Doyle, Mike, 89
Doyle, Ned, 75
Doyle, Thomas [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown)], 321
Doyle, Thomas [Pennsylvania], 157
Doyle, William, 321
Dreaper, Tom, 464
Drinan family, 66
Drinan's farm, 51
Drishane, 215
Drogheda, 201
Dromcorbett [Mountcorbitt] 256
Dromina, 89, 114
Dromohane, 53
Droumcorbett [Mountcorbitt], 305
Druids, 106, 212
Drumcollogher, 205
Drumcorbit [Mountcorbitt], 424
Drumcorbitt [Mountcorbitt], 18
Drummond, Thomas, 216
Dualla, 417 see Duhallow
Duane, Anne, 313
Duane, Bridget, 282
Duane, David, 307, 313, 339
Duane, Edward, 176
Duane, John [1833 Tithe Applotment (Killig/Cullig)], 297
Duane, John [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307
Duane, Margaret, 282, 283
Duane, Mary, 336
Duane, Michael, 83, 282, 283
Duane, Patrick [1918 Anti-Conscription Pledge Signatory] 36
Duane, Patt, [1833 Tithe Commissioner], 257, 307
Duane, Tommy 145, 544
Duane, Widow, 307
Duane, William [1833 Tithe Commissioner] 257
Duane, William [Snr.], 77, 307, 313
Duane, Wm. [Jnr.], 307, 313
Dublin [City], 19, 21, 33, 136, 173, 195, 262, 265, 440, 453,
585
Dublin Castle, 155, 254,
Dublin, [County], 22, 256
Duchy of Lancaster, 217
Dues, 124
Duggan, Denis, 299
Duggan, John, 311.
Duggan, Mrs [Annagh], 480
Duggan, Widow, 276
Duggan, Willie, 53, 204
Duggan's, Ben [Lisgriffin Crossroads], 49
Duhallow Hunt, 112, 124, 128, 137, 150, 208, 564
Duhallow, 18, 41, 69, 70, 215, 256
Dumpit, 104, 125
Dunbarry [also Dunebarry] 99, 122, 126, 168, 203, 256, 259, 275,
329, 451
Dunbarry: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 298
Dunbarry: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 329
Dunbarry: Household Census 1911, 298
Dunbarry: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 298
Dunboy Castle, 43, 119
Dundalk, 246
Dunebarry, 275: see Dunbarry
Dungourney, 60, 70, 97, 126
Dunlea, Edward [Edmond], 36, 308
Dunlea, John, 308
Dunlea, Patrick, 542
Dunlea's Field, Leap, 257
Dunnagan, James, 277
Dunnagan, John, 276
Dunnagan, Philip, 276
Dunne, Cass, 250
Dunne, Jimmy, 233, 583
Dunne, John, 322
Dunne, Willie, 112, 203, 411, 412, 413
Dunston, John, 44
Dwane, Catherine, 158
Dwane, Tommy; see Duane, Tommy
Dwyer, Rev. Edward, P.P, 7, 79.
Eamhain Mhaca, 241
Eardisland, 57
East Looe, 222
East Lynne, 260
Easter Rising, 1916, 35, 267
Easter Rising [50th Anniversary], 23
Eaton Square, London, 189
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 69
Echo [Evening], 132, 136
Eclipse, HMS, 134
Ecology of Churchtown, 385/389: see also Stack's Bridge, 249
Economic War, 39
Eddery, Jimmy, 197, 209
Eddery, Pat, 22, 130, 197, 465
Eddy, Nelson, 109
Eden, Anthony, 86
Edinburgh University, 255
Edison, Thomas, 151
Education [Itinerant teachers], 488: see also Churchtown Schools
99/103, Hedge School, 163/164 and Owen Roe O'Sullivan in Churchtown,
499/500
Education: 437/438, see also Churchtown Schools
Edward 1, King, 14
Egan brothers, Jerry, John, 40, 244, 250
Egan family [Ballygrace], 150
Egan family [Egmont View], 20, 129, 234, 251, 256
Egan Michael 'Hasset', 560
Egan, Bill [Sheehan's Forge], 244, 413, 543
Egan, Bill, [Ballyhoura Ramblers], 204, 413, 565
Egan, Bridie, 64
Egan, Daniel, 339
Egan, Denis [Creggannacourty], 296
Egan, Denis, [Confirmation Class of '67], 573
Egan, Densy, 226, 580: see also 'Memories of a stud farm', 586/587
and 'The Titanic tragedy and the loss of our Aunt Bridget', 580/581
Egan, Denny, 40, 413: see also 'We were happy with what we had',
653/654
Egan, Ellie, 37
Egan, Jerry, 413
Egan, Joe [Member of 1969 North Cork Novice Hurling Champions]
145, 544
Egan, Joe [Sheehan's Forge Stage] 413
Egan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Egan, John, 48, 339
Egan, Johnny, 543
Egan, Mary ('Weenie Mary'), [Churchtown Village] 36, 291, 481,
482
Egan, Mary [Cregannacourty], 296
Egan, Michael, [1851 Griffith's Valuation (Leap)], 336
Egan, Michael [Signatory, 1918 Anti-Conscription Pledge] 36
Egan, Mick 'Hassett': see 'Looing back in time', 588
Egan, Mrs [Ballygrace], 269
Egan, Ned, 94, 586
Egan, Owen [1766 Churchtown Census Return], 277
Egan, Owen [Carrigeen], 289
Egan, Owen [Quarry Ganger] 137
Egan, Patrick [Annagh Bogs], 280, 310
Egan, Patrick [Carrigeen}, 289
Egan, Patrick [Land League activist] 173
Egan, Richard, 481
Egan, Thomas, 276.
Egmont [townland], 15, 17, 19, 20, 22, 41, 43, 69, 74, 109, 124,
126, 129,130, 134, 137, 144, 154, 159, 198, 203, 206, 226, 229,
231, 232, 237, 250, 256, 257, 259, 264. 330, 331, 365, 366, 367,
368, 432, 444, 461, 493, 495
Egmont: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 298
Egmont: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 330/331
Egmont: Household Census 1901, 1911, 299
Egmont: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 299
Egmont, Earl of; see also under 'Perceval'
Egmont, Augustus Arthur, 8th Earl, 223
Egmont, Charles George, 7th Earl, 20, 223, 433, 440, 442, 435,
444
Egmont, Charles John, 9th Earl, 223.
Egmont, Frederick George Moore, 11th Earl, 48, 223
Egmont, Frederick Joseph Trevelyan, claimant to title of 10th
Earl, 223
Egmont, George James, 6th Earl, 222, 429, 440, 432, 435
Egmont, Geraldine Countess of, 24
Egmont, Henry Frederick John James, 5th Earl, 19, 222, 422, 425,
426, 427, 428, 429 [death of, 430], 431, 438, 440, 463, 467
Egmont, Henry, Frederick John James, 5th Earl: Last Will and Testament
of, successful court challenge to, 428/431, 467
Egmont, Sir, John, 1st Earl, 16, 17, 35, 219, 418, 451
Egmont, Sir John [Jnr. 2nd Earl and later Baron Arden 220: his
smile' a rarity reserved for chess, 221
Egmont, John James, 3rd Earl, 222
Egmont, John, 4th Earl, 222, 426
Egmont, Lucy Countess of, 21, 189
Egmont Arms Hotel, Kanturk, 436
Egmont Barn [New Barn], 391, 392, 393
Egmont Bay, 126, 551
Egmont Cross, 391, 393, 395
Egmont Estate, 222, 416, 418
Egmont Estate, tenant's meeting, 174
Egmont Estate: 1981 rent receipt, 549
Egmont Estates [1822 Survey], 69
Egmont Estates [Egmont/Darrell settlement], 222
Egmont Estates [indebtedness], 422/423, 427
Egmont Hall [Egmont House], 127
Egmont House, 82, 109, 125, 126, 127, 150, 170, 190, 204, 245,
532
Egmont House: 1737 panoramic watercolour' The Honour of Burton',
548
Egmont Place, 128, 201
Egmont Row, 70, 463
Egmont Stud, 128
Egmont Stud, 65, 554
Egmont View, 128, 244, 251
Egmont View, 41, 128, 203, 234, 256
Egmont Villa, 129,
Egmont, Cape, 126, 551
Egmont, Mount, 12
Egmont Place Housing Development, 571
Egmonte, Lord, 307
Elizabethan Plantation, 262
Elk, 129
Elk, Great Irish, 21, 231
Ellard, Fr. CC, 578
Ellard, Fr. Michael, C.C., 77
Ellard, Jack, 244, 413
Ellard, Jack, 413
Ellard, Neil, 547
Emergency Powers Order, 1939, 183, 184
Emergency Service Medal, 175
Emergency, The, 209
Emigration, 129, 433/434
Enclosure, 349, 354, 363,366, 369, 373, 374, 375
Encumbered Estates Acts, 130
Encumbered Estates Court, 130
Endeavour Award Plaque, 517
England, 86, 90, 95, 155, 157, 262, 461, 465
England, Rev. Thomas, 56
Enniskeane, 123
Enterprise Ireland, 471, 473
Eontec, 458, 459
Episcopalian Church, 131
Equine connections, 130
Equine Sculpture [Village Square], 189, 242, 522
ESB [Electricity Supply Board], 22, 234, 469
Escheator, 132
Escheatorship of Ireland, 132
Escheatorship of Munster, 132
Espiegle, 212
Essays of Historical Interest, 416/477
Established Church, 132, 215, 256
ETESSA, 165
EU Leader Grant, 468
EU Renewal Grants, 116
Eucharistic Congress, 21, 132
Europe, 432, 476
European Union Urban & Village Renewal Scheme, 133, 468
Evans, Professor E. Estyn, 259
Evening Echo, 205, 456
Evening Echo: Front-page article on removal of Flannery-pub furnishings
to Vienna, 550
Ever Ready [blade], 238
Evergreen Bacon, Sausages and Black Pudding, 205
Extra Magnificent Yeti, The, 568
Fabian of the Yard, 110
Facing the Millennium with Confidence, 95, 457
Faerie Queen, 38
Fagley, Owen, 278
Fairs: 488/489: see also Hiring-fair
Fairy thimble, 190
Falvey, Michael, 125
Falvey, Rev. Daniel, C.C, 76.
Famine Fever, 18, 76
Famine Relief Commission, 155
Fancy Dress Parade, 555
Fane, Adrian, 124
Far East, The, 169, 237
Farrandeen, 43, 133
Farrissey home [Sheehan's Forge], 150, 244
Farrissey, Gerry, 471, 476
Farrissey, Nora, 87, 112, 203, 244, 411, 412, 413, 414: see also
'My sister Nora and the fiddle (by Mollie Collins), 675
FÁS team meets the President, 575,
FÁS, 113, 253, 468, 471, 472, 473, 76
FÁS, 9th Annual Community Initiative Awards, 108
Fee Simple, 133
Feehan, Jeremiah, 306
Feenagh, 89
Fehan family [Ballynaboul], 509
Fehan, Ann, 214, 468, 554, 570
Fehan, Denis Jnr [GAA star], 546,554
Fehan, Denis, 71, 83, 104, 131, 148, 214, 468, 554, 558, 570
Fehan, John, 543, 554
Fehan, Paddy ['Patie'], 83, 84, 143, 144, 181
Fehan, Thomas, 148, 149, 545, 546, 554
Fehin, Ben, 90, 137, 144, 534, 562
Fehin, Paddy [Liscarroll], 137
Fenessy [also Fennessy] William, 280, 302
Fennessy, Pat, N.T., 101
Ferguson tractor, 41
Fermanagh, 153
Fermoy Barracks,213, 267
Fermoy, 213, 711, 727
Fermoy, Lord, 31
ffolliott, R, 357
Fianna Fáil [government], 39
Fianna Fáil, 89
Fiant, 133
Fiants of Elizabeth, 265
Fiants of William and Mary, relating to the County Cork, 160
Fiants relating to the County Cork, 160
Field of the Innocents, 214
Field system, 351, 379/80
Field, Jeremiah, 278
Fighting Seabees, The, 110
Filí an tSuláin, 262
Finch, Sergeant George [Garda], 472
Find the Lady see Three-Card Trick, 252
Fine Gael, 89
Fire, 489 see also Fulachtaí Fia, 138
First Active Plc, 456
First Air transport of horses to racing engagement, 209
First Cloyne Diocesan Religious Examiner, 135
First Lord of the Admiralty, 221
First National Building Society [now First Active Pc], 201, 466
First of May, The, 413
First person to purchase a drink in Boss Murphy's 'Village Inn',
460
First World War [the Great War], 20, 62, 80, 133, 272
Fisher, Denny, 64,541
Fisher, Diarmuid, 148, 149, 545, 546
Fisher, Jimmy, 147
Fisher, Joe, 168, 510, 543: Scéim na Scoile; 510
Fisher, John, 41
Fisher, Lieutenant, 35
Fisher, Mrs Jim, 244
Fisher, Nan, 80
Fisher, Thomas {'Tom'], 176
Fishguard, 132
Fit-Ups, see Travelling Shows, 260
Fitz's Glen, 135
Fitzgerald ['Fitz], Tom, 29, 139, 177, 282, 283
Fitzgerald, Barry, 110
Fitzgerald, Dan Joe, MCC, 472, 547, 573
Fitzgerald, Edward [1766 Census], 277
Fitzgerald, Edward [1901 Census], 282
Fitzgerald, John, 299
Fitzgerald, Kitty, 198, see also 'The Crab Stock', 667
Fitzgerald, Liam, 189, 207.
Fitzgerald, Ned, 83, 554
Fitzgerald, Patrick [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Fitzgerald, Patrick [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Annagh South)],
312
Fitzgerald, Richard, [1911 Census (Mountbridget)], 304
Fitzgerald, Rick, 198, 460
Fitzgerald, Thomas [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Fitzgerald, Thomas [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307,
313
Fitzgibbon, Gerald [Snr] 77, 156, 257, 279, 329
Fitzgibbon, Maurice, 285
FitzHerbert, Mrs, 255
Fitzmaurice, Col. James, 239
Fitzmaurice, John, 276
Fitzmaurice, Thomas, 277.
Fitzmorris, Revd, Kerry, 97, 449, 450
Fitzmorris, Ulysses [member of Lansdowne family of Kerry], 450
Fitzpatrick family [Coolmore], 115
Fitzpatrick, Billy [Willy], 140, 143, 177, 543
Fitzpatrick, Daniel, 300
Fitzpatrick, Jeremiah, 284
Fitzpatrick, Jerry [MCC], 89, 143, 176
Fitzpatrick, Mary, 340
Fitzpatrick, Matthew, 278
Fitzpatrick, Mrs Kate, 36, 244
Fitzpatrick, Paddy: see 'A day;s shooting and other recollections',
655/656
Fitzpatrick, Pat, 36, 84, 297
Fitzpatrick, Sheila, 64: see also 'Days that are gone', 680
Fitzpatrick, Tim, 73, 234, 292,
Fitzpatrick, Timothy [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)],
339
Fitzstephen, Robert, 14
Flaherty: see also O'Flaherty
Flaherty family [Ballynaboul], 509
Flaherty family [Windmill or High Rath], 159
Flaherty, Patrick, 282
Flail, 135.
Flanagan's Bar [Buttevant], 54
Flanagan's Bar, Vienna [a virtual Flannery's], 136, 201, 557
Flanders, 134
Flannery family, 130
Flannery farm [Egmont], 508
Flannery, Edward [Egmont] 125, 189: see also 'A stone to mark
the spot', 671
Flannery, Edward, [Village], 20, 48, 65, 73, 83, 104, 136, 140,
189, 227, 291, 292, 464
Flannery, Fr [later Canon], Frank, 135
Flannery, Francis, 198, 299, 322
Flannery, Frank [1983 Churchtown victorious N.S. team], 146
Flannery, Frank, 36, 65, 125, 128, 140, 162, 176, 216, 227, 543
Flannery, John, 65, 80, 105, 125, 136, 140, 176, 184, 190, 193,
268, 299, 543
Flannery, Margaret, Josephine ['Gretta'], 189, 198
Flannery, Mark, 148
Flannery's bakery, 51, 211, 236
Flannery's Bar & Grocery: detail from ledger, 551
Flannery's Bar, 24, 71, 136, 177, 197, 201, 263, 456, 463, 529,
550, 559, 564
Flannery's Boreen, 128
Flannery's Egmont Stud. 23
Flannery's Hill, 136,
Flannery's Quarry ['Peggy's Rock'], 56, 116, 125, 126, 136, 181,
189, 216, 271
Flannery's Rock, 56
Flannery's shop, 193, 249
Flannery's shop: headed receipt, 549
Flavin, Stephanie, 459
Flax, 137
Fleming family [Gurteenroe], 161
Fleming Michael [Gurteenroe], 227, 300, 301
Fleming, Garret [1901/1911 Census (Annagh), 280, 311
Fleming, Garrett [1833 Tithe Applotment (Annagh)], 77,156, 279
and probably, 336
Fleming, James, 276
Fleming, John, 266
Fleming, Luke, 37
Fleming, Michael [Ballygrace], 194
Fleming, Michael [Imogane], 333
Fleming, Michael, 1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown), 307
Fleming, Paddy, 586
Fleming, Widow, 277.
Flight of the Earls, 117
Flimsy, Lady, 89
Flinn, Daniel, 276
Flinter, Dan, 471, 569
Flour-making, 489
Flying Column, 240, 267
Flynn: see also O'Flynn
Flynn Bridget [Sacristan], 80. 83
Flynn family [Gurteenroe], 161
Flynn, [O], Richie, 86, 87, 176, 203, 411, 412, 413, 563
Flynn, Bridget [1911 Churchtown Village census] 37, 292
Flynn, Bridget 'Birdie', 80, 145, 537, 586
Flynn, Christy, 137, 259
Flynn, Dan, 96
Flynn, Daniel, 300
Flynn, David, 300
Flynn, Eliza, 292.
Flynn, Jackie, 29, 74, 84, 86, 87, 89, 543, 563
Flynn, Jim 'The Bee', 73
Flynn, John, 291
Flynn, Kevin, 146
Flynn, Michael, 333
Flynn, Mrs, 510
Flynn, Paddy ['Dines'], 87, 89, 176, 562
Flynn, Paddy, [Carpenter] 75, 80, 86, 87, 89, 176, 197, 555, 563
Flynn, [Paddy/Margaret, 73, 82
Flynn, Patrick [1901 Churchtown Census], 291
Flynn, Patrick [Ballyadam], 284
Flynn, Patsy, 145, 544, 576
Flynn, Thomas, 301
Flynn, Tim, 40, 176
Flynn, William [Builder of Annagh Bridge] 17, 33
Flynn, William, [1901/1911 Churchtown Census], 291, 292
Foch, Marshall, 134
Foley, Fr. Daniel P.P., 78, 80, 132, 579
Foley, Lisa, 211
Foley, Mike, 208
Foley, William, 61.
Folio 3 - one of the earliest in County Cork, 271
Folwy, William
Fontaine, Joan, 110
Food [oral tradition], 490
Fool's Day [1st April], 491
Footwear, [oral tradition], 491
Foras Feasa ar Éirinn, 185
Ford 'Prefect', 195
Fordham University, New York
Fordson Major Tractor, 252
Foreword, 1/5
Fort [Walshestown], 519
Fort Field, 495
Fort Lester, Co. Meath, 217
Fort Union Stud, Adare, 92
Foster's Corn Law [1784], 116
Foughy's Well, 137
Four Courts, 111, 115, 224
Fowler, Anselem, 82
Fowlow, James, 276
Fowlow, Peter, 276
Fowlow, Widow, 276
Fox Covert, 137
Fox, Carmel, 91, 457, 471, 473, 477, 576
Foxy Singer, the, 137, 259
Foy, C., 92
Foynes, 272
Fraley, John, 293
France, 48, 86, 105, 134, 135, 163, 263, 461, 465
Francis the Talking Mule, 110
Frankfort, Kentucky, 157
Franklin, Widow, 276
Franks, M.D., 174
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke, 133
Frawley, Ellen, 171
Frawley, John [Imogane], 334
Frawley, John, 326
Frawley, Patrick, 171
Frawley, Widow, 277
Frawley's Field, 138
Free schools cocoa scheme, 198
Freeman, Eleanor, 91
Freeman, Ellen Dean, 91
Freeman, Fr. Daniel, C.C., 76
Freeman, Mildred, 195
Freeman's Journal, The, 205
Freeman-Jackson, Captain Harry, 124
Freemount, 41, 89, 141, 142
Freeney, Declan, 520, 558
French Fleet, 152
Fretherne House, Somerset, 430
Friesian cattle, 117, 189
Front Field, Annagh, 508
Frost, John, 36
Frost, Robert, 236
Fuel, 138,
Fuge line [genealogical], 91
Fulacht fiadh, 351, 352, 353, 354, 358, 369, 370, 371, 373, 380
Fulachtaí Fia, 138,
Funerals, 138
Furey, Finbar, 24, 202, 247
Furlong [distance], 139
Furze, 139
GAA [Gaelic Athletic Association], 45, 139, 151, 199, 206, 208,
242, 409, 472
Gable, Clark, 110
Gabriel, Philip, 276
Gaelic League [Conradh na Gaeilge], 199
Gaffney family [village], 79, 95, 159, 230
Gaffney, Bill, 87, 143, 176, 177
Gaffney, Denny, 82
Gaffney, Francis, 573
Gaffney, John 147
Gaffney, Michael, 545
Gaffney, Nora [later Mrs Massarella], 94, 132
Gaffney, Thomas [victualler] 73, 292, 596, 607
Gaffney, Mrs. Thomas, 244
Gaffney, Thomas [Confirmation Class, 1967] 573
Gaffney's Butchers Shop, 521, 596
Gale Day, 149
Galena, USA, 158
Gallagher, Fr., 159
Gallaghers [Variety Company], 260
Galligan, Dick, 140, 543
Galligan, Eddie, 46, 79, 87, 144, 159, 168,: Scéim na Scoile;
480, 486, 491, 494, 496, 497, 502, 503, 504, 509, 512: see also
Times past', 670
Gallipoli, 134
Gallow's Field [Egmont], 239, 508
Galvin, Liam 252
Galway AIrport, 29
Gambles, 150,
Garden Field, 150, 191
Gardiner, Bob, 137
Gardiner's Boreen [also Sherlock's Boreen], 150, 245, 249
Gardiner's Covert ['Roche's Rock'], 125
Gardiner's Rock, 126, 150
Garrán [Gurrane], 38
Garraneard [Granard], 275
Garrienderk, 11
Garryowen [tobacco], 403
Garvan, John, 277
Garvey & Solon, 130
Garvey, John, 276
Gay Gordons, The, 412, 413
Geary [Ballyhea hurler], 142
Geary's [biscuits], 403
General Election, June, 1922, 111
Gentle Mulla, 38
George James, 6th Earl Percival, 19
George, David Lloyd, 35
George, Rev. Lucius Eustace, 19, 98, 150, 154, 156, 191, 215,
321, 324
George's St., 19, 34, 70, 71, 75, 86, 96, 109, 120, 122, 150,
198, 215, 237, 322, 323, 463, 520, 522, 535, 566
Georges St: [refurbishment], 520
George's St. Technology Ltd., 150, 201, 207, 457, 469
George's St. Technology: Logo, 550
George's St. West, 71, 211
Geraldine Rebellion, 32
Geran, Jeremiah [Probably Guerin, as at 291], 292
Geran, Widow, 276
Germany, 20, 134, 267, 458
Ghostly tales [oral tradition], 492
Gibbet, 150
Gibbings, Richard
Gibbings, Robert James
Gibbings, Thomas, 56
Gibbingsgrove, 60
Gibson, Florence, 223
Gilbert, Maurice, 42, 151, 158, 201, 214, 458, 459, 570
Gill and Macmillan, 165
Gillette Razor Company, 238
Gilligan, Mrs, 259
Gingell [Adventurer] 27
Gingell, John, 68.
Givin, Simon, 276
Gladiator, 236
Gladstone, W.E., 173
Gladstone's Land Act, 1870, 46,440, 441
Glasgow University, 255
Glebe Land, 53, 151, 256
Glebe, The, 53, 82
Glebe: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 290
Gleeson, Jim, 582
Gleeson, Michelle, 158, 201
Glendenning, Raymond, 234
Glengarriff, 43, 119
Glenlohane, 125
Glenmalyre, Ballybrittas, 189
Glossary of Architectural Terms, 378/382
Glover family tomb, 495
Glover family, 195
Glover James, [1833 Tithe Applotment (Droumcorbett/Mountcorbitt)],
305, 342
Glover Philip [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Glover, Anna, 129
Glover, Edmond, 277
Glover, Edward [Imogane], 301
Glover, Edward, [Mountcorbitt], 195
Glover, Edward, Mary, 82
Glover, James, 18, 156, 195, 333, 424
Glover, John [Ballygowan, Doneraile] 82
Glover, John [early landowner at Mountcorbitt] 195
Glover, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)] 333, 341
Glover, Mary, 291
Glover, Philip [1833 Tithe Applotment (Clashelane)] 293, 333
Glover, Thomas [1766 Churchtown Census] 276
Glover, Thomas [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)] 333, 338
Glover, William [Imogane], 301, 334
Glover, William Philip, 195
Glynn, James [RIC], 292
Goaling Field, 44, 139, 151, 179, 569
Goggin, David, 328
Going My Way, 110
Golden Vale, 386
Golden, Fr. William C.C, 18, 76, 156
Goliath, 212
Good Friday, 179
Gordon, Jimmy, 23, 34, 75, 125, 131, 144, 149, 159, 181, 209,
563, 588
Gorman, Mary Marten, 91
Gorman, Widow [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Gorman, Widow [Ballynamuck], 286
Gough, Colonel, 57
Gowran Park, 131, 554
Grady: see also O'Grady
Grady, Cornelius ['Con'], 168, 294, 337: Scéim na Scoile
482, 483, 485, 490, 504
Grady, Edmond, 36, 299
Grady, Henry, 276
Grady, James, 277
Grady, Jim see O'Grady, Jim
Grady, John, 304
Grady, Richard, 302
Grady, Roger, 277
Graigue, 174
Gramophone, The, 151
Granard [also Garraneard], 43, 44, 46, 74, 77, 143, 144, 152,
182, 202, 249, 275, 393, 494, 588
Granard Cross, 392, 393, 395
Grand Jury, 122, 152
Grand Jury Presentment Cork County, 1688, 152
Grand Parade, Cork, 50
Grange, 149
Granger, Stewart, 110
Grant, Widow, 277
Graveyards: see Maryfield [especially 360], Churchtown Bruhenny
[especially 361/362] and Kilgrogan, 170. See 'Graveyards' 495
and burial grounds of unbaptised children: Paircín na Cille,
214, Walshestown, 377, and refer also to 'Burial Ground' 378
Great Bull of Bruhenny, 208, 242, 518
Great Famine, 18, 19, 49, 70, 91, 117, 130, 133, 152, 166, 178,
184, 189, 192, 199, 246,202, 213, 232, 239, 246, 247
Great Famine, prices increase in wake of, 439
Great Gas Petroleum (Ireland) PLC, 158,
Great Southern and Western Railway, 61, 226, 438
Greatest figure in racing history [Churchtown's Dr. Michael Vincent
O'Brien - see 208/211], 211
Greehy, Trassa, 563
Green and Gold, 158
Green Tears for Hecuba, 262
Green, James, 284, 285
Green, John, 284
Green, Michael, 343
Greenane, 218
Greene family, [Ballygrace], 42
Greene, Cath., 315
Greene, Ellen, 31.
Greene, Joseph, 36/37
Greene, Mary, 91
Greene, Philip, 234
Greenmount, Limerick, 91
Greensmith, Henry, 149, 545
Greenwich Mean Time [GMT], 124
Gregg, Michael, 291, 292
Gregory Clause see Quarter-Acre Clause [
Gregory, Augusta, Lady, 89, 232
Gregory, Sir William, 232
Greyhounds, 159
Griffin, Richard, 276
Griffin, Tim, 145, 146
Griffith College, 207
Griffith, Arthur, 36
Griffith, Sir Richard, 159, 229
Griffith's Valuation 1851 by townland (by Denis J. Hickey), 310/344
Griffith's Valuation, 159, 189, 215, 229, 230, 232, 431, 435
Grogan, Richard, 277.
Grouse migration [oral tradition], 482
Grove, Revd. Marmaduke, 97, 276
Grove-White, Co. James, 81, 98, 160, 350, 358, 360, 361, 584
Growth and Decline of the Modern City, Late Nineteenth Century
Cork (Part 35), 95
Grubb, Louise, Jane, 192
Gub, The, 160
Guerin, Jeremiah 291 [Probably represented as 'Geran 'on p. 292]
Guerin, William, 339
Guinea; see also Guinee, Guiney
Guinea, Mary, 299
Guinee: see also Guinea, Guiney
Guinee, John, 339
Guiney: see also Guinea, Guinee
Guiney family, [Clashelane], 112, 197, 214, 509
Guiney, Cornelius [1911 Census (Clashelane)], 293: Scéim
na Scoile; 488, 509
Guiney, Con, Jnr [Clashelane], 112:
Guiney, Eddie, 88, 144, 145
Guiney, Francis, 168: 'Scéim na Scoile', 482, 483, 484,
485, 488, 490, 494, 496, 504, 509, 511, 514
and ''The townland of Clashelane', 587
Guiney, Hanora. 36
Guiney, Maria F., 284
Guiney, Mrs.:Scéim na Scoile; 504
Guiney, Patrick, 176
Guinnee, James, 277
Guinnee, John, 276
Guinnee, Laurence, 276.
Guinness label showing a local bottling by Thomas O'Brien, 550
Guinness, 54, 252
Gumbleton, Richard William
Gunter's chain, 67
Gurteenroe Commons, 161, 182, 259, 301 332
Gurteenroe, 16, 40, 160, 176, 182, 238, 244, 250, 256, 259, 300,301,332,
369, 370, 424, 451, 586
Gurteenroe: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 300
Gurteenroe: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 332
Gurteenroe: Household Census 1901, 1911, 300/301
Gurteenroe: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 300
Guy's Hospital, 255
Guys Almanac and Directory [1913], 72
Ha-ha, 161
Halford, Sir Henry, 255.
Half-way House, 494
Haliday, Revd. [Holiday], 97
Hall [Hull], Revd. John, 97
Hallahan, [Rev].Maurice, 72, 75, 79, 278
Hallahan, Edmond, 278
Hallahan, Michael, 277
Hallahan, Tim, 36
Halle River, 265
Hallenan: see also Hallinan
Hallenan, Batt
Hallenan, William [
Hallihan, Gerry, 145, 146, 544
Hallihan, Willie, 166, 551
Hallinan: see also Hallenan
Hallinan, Batt, Barth or Bart., 257, 282, 307, 313
Hallinan, William, 307, 344
Hallinan, Helina, 283
Hallinan, Margaret, 313
Hallinan, Michael, 313. 344
Hallinan, T, 36
Halloween [oral tradition], 496
Hamilton, Richard, 276
Hank, 161
Hannagan, John, 277
Hannan, Jeremiah, 330
Hannan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Hannan, John [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307
Hannan, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown Village)],
324
Hannan, Michael, 277
Hannery, Edmond, 325
Hannigan, Miss, 125
Hanrahan, Patrick, 276
Hanrahan, Widow, 277
Harley, James, 307
Harness, 162
Harney, Bill, 131
Harns, Edward, 277
Harrah, Patrick, 278
Harrington, Bob, 244, 411, 413
Harrington, Dan, 205
Harrington, Emmet, 244, 411, 413
Harrington, Patsy, 244, 411, 413
Harrington, Tadgh, 244, 411, 413
Harris, Margaret, 282
Harris, Mrs, 131
Harrisburg, Pa., 157
Hart family [Clonakilty], 123
Hart, Dónal, 123
Hart, Patrick, 123
Hartigan, Dr., 587
Hartly, Abraham, 276
Harton, James, 160
Harts Tongue fern, 387
Hartstown Stud, 65, 104
Hassett, John, 276
Hassett, Seán Rua, 499
Hawaiian guitar, 203
Hawe [Ballyhea hurler], 142,
Hawe Bertie Óg, 148
Hawe family [Gurteenroe], 161
Hawe, Bertie, 547
Hawe, Bertie, Bernie, 161
Hawe, Bridie: see 'Recollections', 629
Hawe, Cathal, 148
Hawe, Cathal, 547
Hawe, Denis, 300, 301
Hawe, Denny, 144, 161, 582
Hawe, Hannah: see: 'Ours was a music house', 709
Hawe, Mary, 73, 292.
Hawe, Matt [1901/1911 Ballindillanig Census] 282, 283
Hawe, Matt Jnr. 181
Hawe, Michael, 73
Hawe, Ned, 145, 146, 544
Hawe, Richd., 291
Hawe, Tessie, 88, 89
Hawe's Cross, 162
Hawkesbeard plant [Rough], 387
Hawthorn, 387
Haycroft, Thomas, 55
Hayes, Canon John, PP, 197, 555
Hayes, Mary, 341
Hayes, Mrs. [Teaching Assistant], 100
Haymakers Jig, The, 412
Haymaking, 162, 17
Hays, John, 276
Hayward, 162,
Hayworth, Rita, 110
Headland, 163,
Healy, 'Dixie' and Pat, 88, 203
Healy, Daniel, 277
Healy, David, 316
Healy, James N., 35
Healy, Liam, 163, 211, 233
Healy, Maurice, 341
Healy, Michael, 177
Healy, Pat, 177
Healy, T.M., 36
Heaphy, James, 157
Heaphy, Thomas, 157
Heatherside Hospital, 261
Hedagan, Andy, 154, 341
Hedagan, Philip, 320, 326
Hedegan, John, 277
Hederman, William, 277
Hedge School, 42, 49, 163, 182, 198, 215, 254, 560
Hedigan family, 66
Hedigan, Charles, 36
Hedigan, Gerard, 147
Hedigan, Hannah, 289
Hedigan, John [1901 Census (Carrigeen)], 289
Hedigan, John [Member of 1990 North Cork Junior 'B' Champions]
147
Hedigan, Michael, 147
Hedigan, Micheál, 169, 197, 555
Hedigan, Philip, 293
Hedigan, Tim, 140, 141, 543
Hedyan, William, 307
Heeney, Patrick, 199
Heffernan, Gerry, 104, 573
Heffernan, James, 329
Heffernan, John, 69
Heffernan, Thomas, 257, 298
Heffernan's [Printers], Kanturk, 229
Hennessy Caroline: see 'Three centuries of Churchtown History'
416/443
Hennessy, Jane
Hennessy, Liz, 172, 173
Herb Robert, 387
Hereford bull, 41
Hereford, 57
Herlihy family, 196
Herlihy, 'Buff', 74
Herlihy, David, 301
Herlihy, Joe, 148
Herlihy, Nora, 100
Herlihys Bar [Lisballyhea], 49, 250
Hiberniae delineatio, 124
Hibernian Chronicle, The, 205
Hickey, 'Patneen', 88, 203
Hickey, Bill, see Hickey, William
Hickey, Dave [Blacksmith], 90, 266, 291, 292
Hickey, David (brother of Denis J.], 564
Hickey, David [Kerry Lane], 74, 86, 88, 563, 564: see also 'Bill
Hickey tastes the milk of human kindness', 706
Hickey, Denis, J.,14, 27, 90, 96, 165, 234, 245, 275, 309, 398,
538, 568: see also 'A Chronology of Churchtown', 14/25, 'A Dictionary
of Churchtown', 27/273, Tithe Applotment and Census by townland',
275/308, 'Griffith's Valuation 1851 by townland', 309/346, 'Lingua
Bruhenny' [with Gerry Murphy'], 398/410, 'Schooldays in the 1940s
and '50s', 618/622, 'Denny 'Booney' O'Sullivan and Paddy Flaherty',
685, 'Denny 'Booney' O'Sullivan and a very special sick call'.
688, 'King Spider', 689/691, 'Jack Hickey, a 'cement tree' and
a surprising sequel', 692, 'Christmas time in Churchtown', 695/696
Hickey, John,' Jack', 90, 134, 692
Hickey, Mick, 31, 134
Hickey, Tom, 90, 134
Hickey, William, 'Bill', 36, 73, 90, 134, 159, 168, 176, 196,
260, 306: Scéim na Scoile; 492
Hickey's Hill, 78, 165
Higgin's Cross, 392, 393, 395
Higgins, Johnny, 165, 340
Higgins, Patrick, 277
Higgins, William, 278
High Meadow, 166
High Rath, 166, 231, 237, 270
Highfort, Liscarroll, 60, 238
Hill Field, 166
Hilser Brothers, 50
Hippo Wine, 269
Hiring Fair, 166, 243
Historical and Topographical Notes on Buttevant, Castletownroche,
Doneraile and Mallow, 160
Hitler, 184
HMV [His Master's Voice], 151
Hoban, Darren, 535
Hodder [Adventurer] 27
Hodder, John, 15, 128, 167, 452
Hogan, Alf, 131
Hogan, Daniel, 343
Hogan, Darfbie, 307
Hogan, Ellie, 291
Hogan, Jack, 109
Hogan, P.P., 195
Hogan, Stephen, 277
Hogan, Tony, 128
Holland [Adventurer], 27
Holland, Edward, 68
Holmes, Widow, 276
Holohan, Rochie, 457
Holy Cross Cemetery, Charleville, 188
Holy Saturday, 179
Holyday [Adventurer], 27
Holyday, William [also Holiday], Rev. 68, 449
Home Assistance officer, 237
Home Assistance, 122
Homecoming of Cottage Rake (by Johnnie Browne) 623/624
Home Rule, 436
Home-made toys [oral tradition], 496/497
Honduras, 91
Honeysuckle, 387
Hook, The, 222
Hopalong Cassidy, 110
Hope Johnstone family, 63
Hope, Bob, 110
Horan, D
Horan, Jeremiah, 341
Horgan family [Sheehan's Forge], 244
Horgan sisters, 189
Horgan, Caitriona, 560
Horgan, Éamon, 164, 560
Horgan, Gerry, 145, 544
Horgan, John and Kathleen, 165
Horgan, Johnny, 145, 544
Horgan, Maria, 560
Horgan, Moll, 164
Hornby, Jane, 222
Hornsey, London, 223
Horrigan, David, 318
Hospital Requests, 234
Houlihan, Edward, 293
Houlihan, Mary, 304
Hourahan, John, 278
House of Commons [Westminster], 90, 221, 222
House of Lords [British], 221, 222, 223, 426
Housing: Post-Famine improvements in Churchtown's, 436/437
Howard Con and Ellie, 63
Howard Edmond [erected headstone in Kilgrogan Cemetery,1852],
171
Howard Edmond ['Ned]', possibly 36, 168, 246, 483
Howard Edward, [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown, George's
St), 323
Howard family [village], 237
Howard, Con, [Annagh] 134, 137, 246
Howard, Danl., 313
Howard, Edmond [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Howard, Edward, [1901, 1911 Churchtown Census (Annagh North)],
280, 28: Scéim na Scoile; 483
Howard, Jeremiah, 115
Howard, John [Annagh], 168, 302: Scéim na Scoile interviewee:
483, 492, 493
Howard, John, [Under-16 player] 148, 545, 546
Howard, Margaret, 582
Howard, Mary, 211, 574, 575
Howard Mick, Bridget, Peggy [Burton Park, later Village] 63; see
also Howard Mrs Bridget
Howard Mick [Annagh]: 181, 543 see also 'Teenage years in the
Churchtown of the 1930s and 40s', 582/583
Howard, Nonie, 582
Howard, Patrick [d. 1852] 171
Howard, P, 37
Howard, Sean, 85, 540, 574;
Howard, Thomas, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 483, 484, 495
Howell, Kate, 223
Huddy, Joseph, 286
Hudner, Francis, 278
Hudner, John, 278
Hull, John, Vicar, 449
Hundred Years' War, 461
Hungry Grass, 166
Hungry Months, 166
Hurley, Garda John, 472
Hurley, Mr [Liscarroll], 109
Hutch's Electrical shop, Buttevant, 233
Ilchester, Somerset, 221
Iliad, Homer's, 185
Images of Churchtown, 516/576
Imbolg, 232
Imogane ['Mugaine' in some documents], 65, 83, 167, 168, 194,
250, 256, 258, 259, 275, 333, 334, 370, 371, 391, 393, 432, 451,
452, 494
Imogane, Griffith's valuation 1851, 333/334
Imogane: Household census 1901, 1911, 301/302
Imogane: Population Census, 1841, 1851, 1911, 301
Imogane: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 301
Imogane Bridge [the 'Wishing Bridge], 167, 258, 530
Imogane House, 15, 167
Imogane Road, 2003, 529
Imogane Room, 458, 459
Imperial Hotel, Charleville: Commemorative autographed Dinner
menu celebrating victories of 'Cottage Rake' and 'Hot Springs'',
553
Imphrick, 28, 40, 72, 122, 215, 259
Improvements, 169
Inchiquin, Lord, ['Murrough the Burner'] 15, 67, 266, 417, 452,
453
India, 84
Industrial Revolution in Britain; effect on Irish agriculture,
432
Influenza pandemic, 21
Informer, The, 111
Institute of Bankers in Ireland, 201
Intoxicating Liquor Bill, 22
Introduction to the ecology of Churchtown, (by Aisling O'Sullivan
and Jane Hennessy, 385/389
Iowa, 199, 567
Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, 19, 195
Irish Air Corps, 22, 28
Irish Church Act 1869, 132
Irish Constabulary [later Royal Irish Constabulary], 216
Irish Countrywomen's Association, 167
Irish Daily, 206
Irish Derby 1919, The, 92
Irish Folk Ways, 259
Irish Folklore Commission [Coimisiún Béaloideas
Éireann], 100, 167/8, 479
Irish Folklore Commission Scéim na Scoile 1937, 479/514
Irish Freedom, 206
Irish Grammar, 164
Irish Guards, 61, 134
Irish Hospital Sweepstake's Trust, 234
Irish Internet Association, 109
Irish Management Institute, 201, 567
Irish Messenger of the Sacred Heart, 237
Irish Music Manuscripts of Edward Bunting, The, 194
Irish National Teachers' Organisation 167/8, 479
Irish Parliament, 163, 221
Irish Party, 226
Irish Peasant, 206
Irish People [weekly], 206
Irish People, 206
Irish Poor Law Rate, 155
Irish Press, The, 206
Irish Rogues and Raparees, 164
Irish Times, The, 206
Irish Volunteers, 21, 35, 267
Irish Whiskey, 1661 and 1815 tax on, 229
Irrigation Field, 169
Irvine, Jermh, 315
Irwin farm, 251, 480
Irwin, James 'Jim' 34, 144, 168, 588: Scéim na Scoile:
480, 502, 506, 508, 509, 512,
Irwin, John, 281
Irwin, Mrs Mary, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 484, 487, 513
Irwin, Patrick, 74, 75, 86, 88, 89, 95, 159, 168, 188, 197, 385,
471, 477, 555, 563, 576, 582, 586: Scéim na Scoile: 480,
483, 484, 487, 489, 490, 491, 492, 493, 500, 502, 506, 508, 509,
512, 513,
Irwin, William, 280
Isobel, Lady, 89
Italy, 134
Ivy House, 169, 178
Jack O'Lantern, 405
Jacobite [s], 163, 270
Jacobite War, 35
Jane Eyre [film], 110
Jer Sullivan's Cross, 494
Jersey, 583
Jew's Harp, 203
Jewitt family, 40
Jewitt, Donie, 145, 146, 544
Jewitt, Jerry, 144
Jim the Fiddler, 445/446
John Boss Murphy, 1875-1955 (by Colette Moloney), 444/446
John Oge, 167
Johnis Perceval, Baronetti see Perceval, Sir John, 5th Baronet
and 1st Earl of Egmont.
Johns Bridge, 394
Johnsgrove House, Annakissa, 195
Johnson, David, 276
Johnson, Dr., 221
Johnson, James, 276
Johnson, Philip F., 435, 436
Johnson, William, 286
Johnston, James, 318
Johnston, Peter, 318
Jones Miss, [later Lady Matthew Tierney], 254, 255
Jones, Dan, 147, 545
Jones, Ger, 147
Jones, Jennifer 109,
Jones, Mary, 459
Jones, Mrs [St Brigid's Well cure, 1917]
Jones, Tom, 147
Jordan, Nellie, 64
Jordanstown, 123, 424, 451
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, 160
Journal of the Ivernian Society, 68
Joyce, James, 110, 201
Joyce, P.W., 68
Joyce, Rev. William, P.P, 75, 79
Judge, Bridget, 291
Jumble Sales, 169
Jumper [disparaging epithet], 169, 247
Juno and the Paycock, 111
Jutland [Naval engagement], 134
K Club, 133, 567
Kaiserstrasse, 202
Kane, John, 278
Kanturk Bridge, 181
Kanturk Castle, 35, 271
Kanturk Labourers' Club, 436
Kanturk Rural District, 215
Kanturk, 16, 58, 77, 79, 80, 125, 206, 270, 394, 416, 418, 426,
429, 436, 444
Kanturk, Viscount Perceval of [extinction of title], 223
Kathleen Mavourneen [payment system], 253, 405
Kavanagh: see also Cavanagh
Kavanagh family [Coolmore], 44, 115
Kavanagh, Arthur MacMurrogh, 46
Kavanagh, Arthur, 36, 88, 144
Kavanagh, Daniel, 295
Kavanagh, Denis, 144, 227
Kavanagh, E.J., 227
Kavanagh, John (1901/1911 Census (Ballyvaheen)], 287
Kavanagh, John, [Griffith's Valuation, 1851 (Ballyvaheen)], 319
Kavanagh, Richard, 277
Kavanaghs [Buttevant], 495
Keane family, 112, 245
Keane, John [Simon's father], 170, 222
Keane, John, [grandson], 147, 541, 560
Keane, Liam, 89
Keane, Mick, 112, 555
Keane, Peggy, 170, 197, 555
Keane, Right Rev. Dr. Bishop of Cloyne, 19, 76
Keane, Simon, 36, 75, 86, 88, 89, 162, 169, 170, 197, 245, 555,
563
Keane's Hill, 48, 118, 123, 170
Keanes farmhouse, 65, 170
Keaney Design, 457
Keaney, Martin [Designer on The Annals of Churchtown], 457
Kearney, Jim, 51, 140, 143, 543
Kearney, Patrick [Creggannacourty], 296
Kearney, Patrick [Gurteenroe], 300
Kearney, Peadar, 199
Keating, Pat, 573
Keating, William, 168, 176; Scéim na Scoile interviewee;
482
Keating, William [Jnr}, 564, 573
Keating's Bakery, 5
Keefe: see also Keeffe and O'Keeffe
Keefe, John, 276
Keefe, Owen, 276
Keeffe: see also Keefe and O'Keeffe
Keeffe, Thomas, 344
Keeffe, Timothy, 330
Kelleher, Danl., 318
Kelleher, Patrick, 82
Kelliher, Daniel, 307
Kelliher, John, 285
Kelly, 'Copper', 259
Kelly, John, 277
Kelly, Laurence, 276
Kelly, Mary, 198, 567, (and husband John), 459
Kelly, Thomas, 277
Kelly, William, 277
Kenahan, David, 276
Kenealy, John, 279
Kenedy, Laurence, 277
Kenn, Benjamin, 58
Kenn, William [Captain], 15, 57, 58, 170, 357, 417, 451
Kennedy farm, High Rath, 231
Kennedy, David, 277
Kennedy, Dennis, 277
Kennedy, Karen, 214, 472
Kennedy, Pat, 214, 270, 472, 571
Kennedys of Castleross, 234
Kent, Amelia, 323
Kent, Michael, 277
Keoagh, John, 301, 307
Keogh, Elizabeth, 333
Keogh, Inspector Michael, 472
Keogh, Judge William Nicholas, 19, 430
Keogh, Timothy, 333
Kerry Blue terrier racer, 251
Kerry Lane, 24, 42, 53, 70, 73, 86, 99, 104, 121, 170, 189, 214,
233, 251, 323, 391, 431, 437, 463, 471, 522
Kerry Lane, Lower, 52, 128, 201, 522
Kerry, 157, 215, 263, 455
Kerryman, The, 262
Kettle, Andrew, 173
Kiely family [Cullig], 119
Kiely, Andy, 271
Kiely, Fr .John P.P, 56
Kiely, Jacinta, 81
Kiely, Kate, 297
Kiely, Nell [née Twomey], 112, 174
Kiely, Patrick, 297
Kilbrin, 75, 89
Kilbrin Cemetery, 179, 199, 200, 450
Kilbroney, 122, 123
Kilcummer, 38
Kildare (county0, 567
Kildorrery, 80, 145, 146
Kilfinane, 82
Kilgrogan [townland], 123, 170, 215, 335, 394, 451,
Kilgrogan: 1833 Tithe Applotment - not deposited in National Archives.
Kilgrogan: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 335
Kilgrogan: Household Census 1901, 1911, 302
Kilgrogan: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 302
Kilgrogan Cemetery, 17, 33, 48, 139, 170/171, 495, 552, 586
Kilkenny, Treaty of, 417
Killabraher, 170, 455, 552
Killaloe, 164
Killarney, 213, 500, 587
Killavullen, 21,140, 252
Killeagh, 76
Killeedy, Limerick, 586
Killig, 256, 297 [see also Cullig]
Killing the Pig, 172
Kilmaclenine, 46
Kiln Field, Annagh, 172, 508
Kilnamulla, 38
Kiltoohig, 185
King Camp Gillette, 238
King Carlos, II, 178
King Charles I, 57, 58, 152, 266
King Edward III, 225
King George II, 16
King George III, 255
King George IV, 17, 150
King Henry II, 174, 256
King Henry VIII, 215
King James II, 16, 58, 90, 152
King John, 14, 416
King Phillip IV, 178
King William III, 27, 58
King William IV, 257
King, Lucy, 223
King's County [Offaly], 440
King's shilling [Queen's shilling], 172
Kings Premium Award, 105
Kingston, Lord
Kingston, Rev. Robert, 236
Kinnane, Jimmy, 131
Kinsale, 59, 451, 453
Kirby, Hannah, 73, 292.
Kirby, James, 337
Kirby, Mary, 291.
Kirby, Maurice, 276
Kirby, Timothy, 277
Kish, 172
Knight of the Knife, 60
Knock House, 172
Knockainey, 146
Knockardbane Cross, 395
Knockardbane, Liscarroll, 268, 392, 393
Knockellybreedy [also spelt Knockilbreedy, Knockkilbridy; ancient
name of Mountbridget], 256, 304
Knockglass, 100
Knockilbreedy [also spelt Knockellybreedy, Knockkilbridy; ancient
name of Mountbridget], 173, 194
Knockkilbridy [also spelt Knockellybreedy, Knockilbreedy; ancient
name of Mountbridget] 451
Knocklong, 445
Knocknamahee, 154, 172, 173, 202, 213, 239
Knocknanuss, 219
Knocknanuss, Battle of, 54
Knockroundaly, 123
Knocktemple Electoral District [Division], 41, 215
Kockrane, Dennis, 277
Kostal Ireland [Mallow], 473
Kut-el-Amara, Mesopotamia, (battle], 134
Kylbrogan [Kilgrogan], Manor of, 225
Labarte, Richard, 60
Labour conditions post-Famine, 434/436
Labour Party [Irish], 35
Labourers' strike [1881], 436
Laceys, 15
Lackaroe [Lackaroo], 161, 174, 455
Lackeen, Liscarroll, 448, 451
Lacy, Ellen 'alias Barry', 417
Ladd, Alan, 110
Ladies Land League, 173
Lady Day, 173, 232
Laffan, John, 323
Laffan, John, 330
Laing, Commandant Victor, 176
Laissez-faire dictum, 154
Lamour, Dorothy, 110
Lancaster, Patricia: see 'My memories of Churchtown', 625/626
Land Act 1870 [Gladstone's], 440, 441
Land Annuities, 39
Land Commission, 37, 114
Land Court, 173, 174
Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1888, 173
Land League, 19, 37, 46,160, 173, 174, 199, 233, 269, 436
Land War, 160
Landed Estates Court, 130
Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1870
Landmark, 197
Lane, Henry, 276
Lane, James, 277
Lane, Mick, 192
Lane, Paddy, 203, 227: see also 'Looking back', 662
Lane, Tom, 104
Lanes [fur and feather merchants], 233
Lapp, Constable Ben, 45, 55
Larkin, Patsy, 145, 544
Latham, Ann, 117
Lathart, 418; see Lohort
Latitude and Longitude {Churchtown's], 174
Laudabiliter, 174
Laurel and Hardy, 110
Lauri, Cardinal Lorenso, 132
Lawn Field, 175, 178
Lawn Gates, 70, 94, 139, 166, 175, 225
LBJ Construction, 233, 571
LDF [Local Defence Force], 174, 184, 209
Le Cateau [battle], 134
Le Pilly, 32
Leader, Elizabeth, 60
Leahy brothers Con, Tim, Pat, Joe [Olympic Athletes], 52
Leahy, John, 324
Leahy, Thomas [Juror in trial of Whiteboys], 56
Leahy, Thos [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Ballynamuck), 318
Leane, Jeremiah, 302
Leap, 47, 132, 139, 151, 154, 175, 178, 181, 198, 200, 201, 250,
257, 259, 260, 336, 337, 348, 391, 393, 432, 444, 554
Leap: 1833 Tithe Applotment - probably amalgamated with that of
the neighbouring townland of Walshestown (344).
Leap: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 336/337
Leap: Household Census 1901, 1911, 303
Leap: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 303
Leap: Awbeg tributary at, 530
Leap: 'The old bog road', 527
Learmouth, Leon Livingstone, 124
Leary: see also O'Leary
Leary, Denis, 308
Leary, Kate, 291
Leary, Timothy, 328.
Leaving of Churchtown, The, 753
Ledson, J., 92
Lee Enfield .300 rifles, 175
Lee, William, 99, 323
Legion Hall, 412
Lehane, Tim [Snr.}, 181, 582, 588
Leicester Square, London, 454
Leitrim Castle, 119
Leitrim, 14, 43, 394
Lellis, William, 279.
Lemass [Seán] era, 130
Lenahan: see also Lenahane, Lenihan, Lennahan and Linehan
Lenahan, John, 296
Lenahane: see also Lenahan, Lenihan, Lennahan and Linehan
Lenahane, William, 277
Lenane, John, 276
Lenane, John, 277
Lenihan: see also Linehan
Lenihan, Denis, 36
Lenihan, Fr. Timothy, C.C., 77
Lenihan, Hannah, 36
Lenihan, John, 36
Lennahan: see also Lenahan, Lenahane, Lenihan and Linehan
Lennahan, Conner, 278
Lent, 179, 401
Leo, John, 277
Leopardstown, 131
Lett, Annita, 167
Letters [Walpole], 221
Lewis, Jack, 88
Lewis, Mrs, 34, 131, 181, 582
Lewis, Samuel, 69, 257, 418
Liam McCarthy Cup, 24, 148, 567
Liberator [Daniel OConnell], 61
Lichen, 387
Life of Donna Rosina, 164
Light [lighting], 180, 498
Lille, 32
Lillis, Nicholas, 331, 342
Lillis, William, 291
Lily Purity, 84
Limekiln, 34, 180
Limerick [city], 470
Limerick [county], 58, 157, 445, 584
Limerick and District [Soccer] League, 104
Limerick Junction, 394
Limestone, 172, 181
Limestone-sculptured hurley, sliothar and football, 242
Linehan: see also Lenahan, Lenahane, Lennahan and Lenihan
Linehan [Ballyhea hurler], 142
Linerhan, Sister Bridget: see 'An exile returns and reflects',
700/702
Linehan, Denis [Under-14 Hurler], 145, 544
Linehan, Denis? [1911 Census (Rath)], 306
Linehan, Gerard, NT, 101, 477, 573
Linehan, John, 577
Linehan, Noel 43, 53, 85, 95, 109, 158,164, 181, 182, 188, 194,
214, 447, 461, 471, 477, 566, 539, 576, 559, 560, 569, 574, 577:
see also 'The Cillín'', 447, 'Cider making in Churchtown',
461/462, 'Random Thoughts', 686/687. 'Forget not the horse and
his four-legged friends!', 693/694, 'The Horse Harness', 697/698
and 'For whom the Banshee cries', 705
Linehan, Thomas, 330
Linehan, William, 316
Linehans [Ballygrace], 49
Lingua Bruhenny (by Denis.J. Hickey and Gerry Murphy, 398/410
Linn, Michael, 277
Linn, William, 277.
Linnane, Anne, 317
Linnane, Joe, 234
Lios na Gruach, 182
Lisboyne, Co. Cork, 225
Liscarroll - base of three post-Famine Emigrant Agencies, 434
Liscarroll Castle, 35, 199, 392, 395, 417, 452, 480
Liscarroll Fair, 480
Liscarroll Fair: Schedule of Tolls & Customs, 549
Liscarroll GAA Club History, 179
Liscarroll Road [new], 244
Liscarroll Road [old], 150, 190, 229, 245
Liscarroll, 15, 16, 33, 38, 40, 60, 69, 70, 74, 76, 77, 78, 80,
86, 89, 90, 100, 105, 109, 115, 125, 126, 127, 137, 139, 143,
145, 152, 159, 169, 170, 179, 182, 202, 205, 236, 239, 249, 258,
262, 268, 301, 392, 411, 416, 434, 448, 449, 455, 494, 530, 558
Liscarroll, Battle of [3 September, 1642], 417
Lisgriffin, 91, 123, 205, 244, 258, 411, 413, 416
Liskelly, 39, 194
Listed Monuments [Map], 347
Listowel, Dowager Countess, 19, 156 48, 115, 117, 119, 327, 339,
340, 432
Little Island, 94
Little, Eoin, 150, 569
Littleton, Mce., 315
Live Wire, 165
Liverpool, 157
Living With Lynch, 234
Lloyd, Edward, 17, 230, 256
Local Defence Force [LDF], 22, 28
Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898, 122, 152
Local Security Force [LSF], 22,183
Loch Lomond, 554
Locke's, John [The 'Bridge Bar'], 49, 394, 395
Lodge Road, 65, 70, 463
Loeber, Ralph, 357
Logan, Rev. Vincent, 51
Loghort, 418; 440; see also Lohort
Lohort [also spelt Lathart and as Loghort], 223, 416, 418
Lombard, Eleanor, 33
Lombards, 15
Lombardtown, 89
London Court of Chancery, Master of, 223
London Transport, 165
London, 199, 212, 428, 452
London, 59
Long Lays, 182, 265
Longfield, Lieutenant-Colonel John Powell, 60
Longfield's Bridge, 494
Longford Bridge, 39
Looking back in time (by Mick Hassett Egan), 588
Loow, Francis, 277
Lopper Stage, 182
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, 69
Lord Deputy, 133
Lord Justice, 133
Lord Lieutenant, 98, 98
Lord of the Bedchamber, 221
Lord President of Munster, 417
Lord Treasurer, 416
Lorraine, 134
Louisville, 157
Lovel [alias of Henry, 5th Earl of Egmont], 222, 254
Lovely is the Lee, 60
Low Pump, 95, 117, 182, 225, 231
Low, George Bond, 118, 257, 296
Low, Thomas, 296
Lowe, John, 95, 568
Lowe, Sir Hudson, 212
Lower Carboniferous Period, 94, 230
Lower Field, Annagh, 508
Lower Walk, 183, 191,
Lucey, Dan, 239
Lucy, Countess of Egmont, 53
Lughnasa, 233
Lumper, 184
Lumsden, Chief Constable William, 54
Lusitania, 13,
Luther, Martin, 123
Luxembourg, Radio, 234
Lymerick, 265
Lynch family [Aghaburren], 28
Lynch family [Creggannacourty], 118, 231
Lynch family [Farrandeen], 231
Lynch Mr. [Egmont House], 128
Lynch, Canon J.F. [CI, 584
Lynch, Catherine, 146
Lynch, David, 307
Lynch, Dr., 227.
Lynch, Edward, 310, 311
Lynch, Honora, 322
Lynch, Jack, 249
Lynch, James [post-famine emigrant], 158
Lynch, James, 156, 307, 313, 327
Lynch, Joe, 75, 261
Lynch, John (Snr.) 284, 315
Lynch, John, (Jnr.), 315
Lynch, Liam 111, 267
Lynch, Mary, 133
Lynch, Michael [1833 Tithe Applotment (Ballynaboul)], 285
Lynch, Michael [Ballindillanig], 282, 283
Lynch, Michael [Cregannacourty] 36, 83, 227
Lynch, Michael, [1983 Churchtown N.S. team], 146, 147, 545
Lynch, Michael, Branchtown, Philadelphia, 158
Lynch, Mick, 562
Lynch, Mrs Annie, 83
Lynch, Patrick [Creggannacourty], 285, 296, 299, 316
Lynch, Tim [Castlemaccarthy], 543
Lynch, Timothy [Ballynaboul], 285, 296, 300
Lynch, Widow, 284
Lynch, William, 277
Lynch's [Ballindillanig], 512
Lyons, Mr. [Creamery Manager], 83
Mac Conmara, Donncha Rua, 164
Mac Dómhnaill, Seán Clárach, 16, 17, 18,
25, 47, 49, 164, 181, 182, 185, 211, 212, 270, 455
Mac Ruairí [MacRory]: anglicised as Rogers?, 455
Mac Ruairí, Gillasius, 455
MacCarthy, Father, Charles, P.P, 77, 80
MacCotter and Nicholls, 350
MacDonald, Jeanette, 109
MacEntee, Seán, 236
MacJames Barrys, 350
McAleese, Her Excellency, President Mary; see President Mary McAleese
McAleese, Martin, 231, 476, 574
McAuliffe, Cornelius, 339
McAuliffe, Daniel, 171
McAuliffe, Denis, 153, 319
McAuliffe, Edmond, 333
McAuliffe, Fr. Denis, 72, 75, 79, 278
McAuliffe, Jerry, 52, 235, 237
McAuliffe, Joe, 96
McAuliffe, John [Griffith's Valuation (Churchtown, George's St.)
1851], 292, 323, 333
McAuliffe, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
McAuliffe, Lizzie, 264
McAuliffe, Margaret [1901 Census (Rath), 306
McAuliffe, Margaret [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown, George's
St)], 322
McAuliffe, Margaret, 555: see also 'Looking back through the years',
681/682
McAuliffe, Paddy ['Pat'], 181, 582
McAuliffe, Philip, 171
McAuliffe, Ptk. [Ballyvaheen], 318
McAuliffe, Richard, 176
McAuliffe, Stephen, 96.
McAuliffe, Timothy [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
McAuliffe, Timothy [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Carrigeen), 320
McAuliffe, Tom, 541, 588
McAuliffe, William, 342
McAuliffe's Plot, Rath, 109, 260
McBride, John, Waterville, Ohio, 157
McCabe, Mary, 214, 570
McCabe, Shane, 214, 570
McCarthy [defeated in sledge-throw by William Murphy at Liscarroll
Castle], 199
McCarthy, Bishop, 135
McCarthy, Bridget, 36
McCarthy, Daniel, 342
McCarthy, Dave, 128
McCarthy, Den, 586
McCarthy, Denis [1833 Tithe Applotment] (Ballynaboul)], 285
McCarthy, Denis [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown Village)],
324
McCarthy, Denis [Ballinguile], 169: Scéim na Scoile; 480,
481, 482, 496, 498, 500, 501, 504, 505, 507, 511, 512
McCarthy, Denis, [Ballygrace], 36, 285
McCarthy, Ellen, 292, 304
McCarthy, Florence [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
McCarthy, Florence, [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 277
McCarthy, Fr, Eugene, C.C, 78.
McCarthy, Jim, 29, 72, 129, 192, 452, 463, 559, 565, 579, 584:
see also 'Walshestown and the Conron family, 452/454, 'St Brigid's
Well and the Moanroe', 584/585 and 'The Rebuilding of Churchtown
Village', 463
McCarthy, John Joe, 177
McCarthy, Kate, 80, 244, 538
McCarthy, Kieran, 95
McCarthy, Liam [Cup], 24, 85
McCarthy, Margaret, 28.
McCarthy, Mary, 340
McCarthy, Michael [1833 Tithe Applotment (Ballynamuck,] 286, 317
McCarthy, Owen, 135
McCarthy, P. 36
McCarthy, Pat, 135
McCarthy, Patrick, 305
McCarthy, Pte. Michael [Munster and Royal Dublin Fusiliers] 80,
134, 564
McCarthy, Widow, 277
McCelland, Judge Baron, 55, 56
McCormack harvester, 196
McCormack, Captain, 28
McCormack, John [later Papal Count], 132, 151
McCormick, Thomas, 277.
McDaid, Jim TD, 149, 193, 547
McDermott, Fr. Tom, 79
McDonagh, James, 155
McDonagh, Tadh O'Clery
McDonald, Sheila, 109
McDonnell's of the Glens of Antrim, 455
McDonough, sometimes McDonagh or McDonaugh [of Kanturk], 218,
416, 452
McGiff, Con, 122, 237
McGill, Jim, 75, 86, 88, 176, 555, 563
McGill, Lily, 90, 563
McGill, Mrs. Margaret, 88, 89
McGovern, Jack, 29
McGrath, Mce., 314
McGrath, Patrick, 276.
McLaglen, Victor, 111
McMahon: see also MacMahon
McMahon family [Ballindillanig], 40
McMahon, Anthony, 147, 148, 149, 545, 546, 573
McMahon, Gerry, 573
McMahon, Joanne, 148
McMahon, Michael, 145, 146, 149, 544, 545
McMahon, Paddy Joe, 145, 544
McMahon, Paddy, 23, 96: see also 'The townland of Ballynamuck',
589
McMahon, Pat, 545
McMahon, Paul, 147, 148, 149, 545, 546
McMahon, Seamus, 145, 544
McNamara, Fr. Tom, 165
McNamara, Martin, 157
McNamara's Band, 86, 87, 563
McShane, Philip Oge
McSheehy, Manus Keagh, 265
McSweeney, Rev. Pierce P.P. [returned as 'Peter' in 1911 Census
(Ballynaboul)], , 73, 77, 78, 80, 286, memorial in churchyard;
537
McSweeney, Teige, Duff, 265
McSwiney, Katherine, 452
Mackey, Mick, 249
MacMahon: see also McMahon
MacMahon, Matt, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 494
MacNicholas, Mrs. James, 15
Macra na Feirme, 181
Macroom, 201
MacRory, Joseph, Cardinal, 455
MacRory: junior branch of McDonnells, 455
Macs Smile blade, 238
Madden, Clara, 541, 555
Maddens, Misses, 279
Madigan's Marsh, 242
Madison, Indiana, 157
Magee, Bishop John, 567
Magner, Robert, 276
Magnier, Caroline, 53
Magnier, John, 131
Magrath, James, 330
Magrath, James, 41, 283
Magrath, Margaret, 195, 330
Magrath, Maurice, 330
Magrath, Miss Peggy, 129
Magrath, Widow, 290,
Maguire, Sam [Cup], 85
Maher, Miss, 99
Mahony: see also Mahowney and O'Mahony
Mahony, Daniel, 276
Mahony, John, 55, 56
Mahony, Maurice [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Leap), 336
Mahony, Michael, 300
Mahony, Moses, 277
Mahony, Patrick, 20, 178, 291, 292, 303
Mahowney: see also Mahowney and O'Mahony
Mahowney, John, 277.
Maigue poets, 185
Maisons Laffitte, 105
Maitland, Frederick, 212
Majorca, 459
Mallow (North Cork) LDF Battalion, 175
Mallow Castle, 452
Mallow Infirmary, 56
Mallow Players [Dramatic Society], 260
Mallow Poor Law Union, 70, 158, 160
Mallow Vocational School, 181
Mallow Workhouse, 157, 189, 229, 432
Mallow, 20, 40, 48, 72, 84, 90, 96, 125, 140, 145, 156, 189, 249,
434, 440, 470, 480, 510, 558
Malloy, James, 276
Malloy, John, 276
Malone, James, 277
Malta, 236
Manager's Cross, 189, 391, 393, 395
Mangaire Súgach, An, 185
Manhattan, 585
Manning, Daniel ['Danks'], 36, 84, 104, 554, 568, 587
Manning, David, 37, 140, 543
Manning, Joe, 134, 168: Scéim na Scoile 491, 496, 497,
504
Manning, John, 36, 291, 299
Manning, Kitty, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 486
Manning, Toby, 460
Mannix, Archbishop Daniel, 78
Manor Court, 133
Mansfield, Rev. Pierce P.P, 75, 76, 79
Maps: Townlands of Churchtown, 12; Listed Monuments in Churchtown,
347; The Churchtown Trails 391/394; County of Corke c 1685, 756;
Moland's Survey of Ballintemple [Churchtown] 1702, 757; Map of
Cork c. 1720, 758; Lewis' Map of 1837 [section], 759;
Market House, 24, 42, 70, 105, 136, 138, 158, 165, 177, 189, 190,
198, 225, 254, 437, 456, 463, 467, 468, 475, 480,533,569, 570
Market House: Deed of Transfer from Egmont Estate, 549
Market House: pre and post restoration, 533
Marksman, 190
Marl, 190
Marriage Trends [post-Famine], 432, 498
Martin [Adventurer], 27
Martin, Edmond, 68
Martin, Micheál, TD, 24, 101, 108, 193, 573
Martin, Tom, 458
Marx Brothers, 110
Maryfield [O'Brien's], 190, 191
Maryfield Church - description of Holy Water Font, 98
Maryfield Church : location of Foundation Stone, Dedication Stone,
Holy Water Font, and Sacred Vessels, 248; damage to and repair
of Tower, 450; demolition of , 450; stone used to repair wall
of Churchtown Village Cemetery, 450
Maryfield Church and Churchyard, 16, 20, 60, 64, 70, 82, 97, 98,
109, 98, 147, 463
Maryfield Church, Sacred vessels, 539
Maryfield Church: Inscription on Dedication Stone, 450
Maryfield churchyard; Purcell tomb, 539
Maryland [later Maryfield Churchyard], 16, 82, 190
Mason, Jim, 233
Mass House, Annagh, 508
Mass Rock, 150, 191, 250
Mass Rock, 191
Mass Walk [Mass Path], 41, 66, 112, 191
Massarella, André, 94, 587
Massarella, André, Nora, 82
Massarella, Nora [née Gaffney], 131,
Massarella, Ronnie, 94
Master of the Rolls, 91
Mathew, Very Rev. Theobald ['Apostle of Temperance'], 257
Matthews, Dick, 149
Matthews, John, 147, 545, 546
Maureen's Restaurant, Buttevant, 448
May Eve, 190
MBE Award to Churchtown Nun, 23, 50, 564
Meade, Garrett, 104, 291
Meagher, Patrick, 322
Meara, Dermod, 212
Medal of Honour see Churchtown Medal of Honour (95)
Meditations in Time of Civil War, 111
Meelick, Co. Clare, 237
Meentogues, Killarney, 213
Meldrum, 117
Melican, Eleanor and Kieran's house [formerly Christy Stack's],
521
Memoirs of the Reign of George II, 221
Memories 577/752
Memories of a stud farm (by Densy Egan), 586/587
Memories of Churchtown, 577/752
Mengeaud [Napoleon's surgeon], 212
Mercer Co. Illinois, 157
Mercury, 165
Merlin, 466
Merriman, Brian, 164
Merrion Square, 32
Merrit, Mary, 214
Merry Pedlar, The
Messina, Sicily, 212
Michaelmas Day, 232
Mick Lane's Well, 192
Middle Gates, 94, 192
Middlemen, 192,
Midleton, 135, 136, 454
Midnight Court, The, 164
Midsummer Day, 232
Midwifery, 192,
Milestown, Philadelphia Co., 157.
Milford, 60, 82, 145, 179
Military Archives [Irish], 176
Military Service No. 2 Bill, 35
Military Two-Step, The, 412, 413
Milk and Milking, 19
Millennium Visit of the President, The (courtesy www.churchtown.net)
, 471/477
Millstreet, 60
Milltown, 453
Ministerial visits to Churchtown, 193
Missions, 193
Mitchel, Mr, 62
Mitchelstown, 56, 57, 85, 135
Mitchelstown, Co-Op, 192
Mix, Tom, 110
Mo Giolla Mear [Mo Ghile Mear], 164; version of translation, 188,
189, 202
Moanroe [Mónróe] 21, 23, 30, 129, 194, 245, 259,
262, 303,338, 371, 372, 499, 500, 584
Moanroe: 1833 Tithe Applotment: returned as 'Walshestown'
Moanroe: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 338
Moanroe: Household Census 1901 and 1911, listed as 'No Return'
[although at least one family resided there]
Moanroe: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 303
Moanroe Bog [Entered as 'Meanroe', 307], 307, 423
Moanroe Elk, 129, 585
Mobile shop and shop, 249
Mogeely, 136
Moland, Thomas, 16, 40, 43, 44, 64, 65, 113, 115, 118, 119, 127,
161, 171, 194, 195, 196, 236, 265
Moland's Survey of Ballintemple [Churchtown] 1702, Map 757
Moland's Survey: opening entries, 549
Molly Bawn [expression], 406
Moloney, Dr. Colette, 25, 194, 200, 557: see also 'A Community
Entertainment', 411/414 and
John 'Boss' Murphy, 1875-1955, 444/446
Moloney, Martin, 195
Moloney, Maurice, Cork County Manager, 458
Moloney, Ned, 251
Molowney, Edward, 278
Molyneux, Sir Thomas, 129
Món Aba [field, property of Cowhey's, Churchtown House]
Monagay, 194
Mones, Larry, 414
Moni Imrish, 194
Montreal, 223
Monuments [Listed], 347
Mooney [Ballyhea], 142
Moore, Cecilia, 223
Moore, Judge, 55, 56
Moore, Thomas, 291
Moore's Melodies, 578
Moraguun, 194
Moran, Bill, 413
Mórríoghain, 194
Morrison, William, 17, 230
Morrissey, Alec, Julia, 164
Morrissey, Helen, and poem, 145
Morrissey, Mary and Simon, 250
Morrissey, Pádraig, 149, 545
Morrissey, Pakie, 145, 146, 544,
Morrissy, John, 276
Morrough [Murrough], 452 see also Inchiquin, Lord ('Murrough the
Burner')
Mortell, Paddy, 28
Mortell, Rev. Philip, 79, 80, 555
Mortimer, Gail, Jack, 71, 120, 457
Mother's 'tea', 90
Motherway, Con, 139
Motherway, Richard, 100, 578
Mount Alphonsus, Limerick, 193
Mount Egmont, 127
Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, 32, 195
Mount Pleasant Quiz League, 165
Mountbridget [formerly Knockellybreedy, Knockilbreedy, Knockkilbreedy
and also written as Mount Brigid], 24, 48, 117, 126, 135, 194,
214, 238, 250, 259, 304, 339, 340, 372, 373, 432, 447, 481, 512,
584
Mountbridget: 1833 Tithe Applotment [Recorded as Knockellybreedy],
304
Mountbridget: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 339/340
Mountbridget: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 304
Mountbridget: Population Census 1901, 1911, 304
Mountbridget Cross, 393, 395
Mountcorbitt [also Dromcorbett, 256, Droumcorbett, 305, Drumcorbit,
424, Drumcorbitt, 18], 19, 31, 44, 73, 82, 114, 115, 129, 131,
132, 135, 154, 159, 195, 207, 238, 250, 259, 341, 342, 374, 393,
432, 451, 562
Mountcorbitt: 1833 Tithe Applotment [Recorded as 'Droumcorbett'],
305
Mountcorbitt: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 339/340
Mountcorbitt: Household Census 1901, 1911, 305
Mountcorbitt: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 305
Mountcorbitt House, 212, 532 Mountgarret [defeated Parliamentarian
leader at Battle of Liscarroll], 417
Mountleader, 60
Mousing Bank, Walshestown, 271
Mowing Machine, 196, 242,
Mowlam, Marjorie 'Mo' MP, 95
Moylan family [village], 237
Moylan, Jack 'Johnny', 21, 22, 130, 168, 196/197, 299, 465: Scéim
na Scoile; 484, 496
Moylan, Michael, 296
Moylan, Mrs and daughter Bridget, 73
Moylan, Mrs, 244
Moynihan, Denis, 55
Moynihan, Michael, TD, 472, 473, 547, 573
Moynihan, Timothy, 333
Muckross Abbey, 213.
Mud cabins [described], 420; disappearance from Churchtown by
1851, 436
Mugaine [Imogane], 15
Muintir na Tíre, 64, 74, 83, 169, 170, 197, 204, 251, 555
Mulcahy, Al, 237
Mullane, Cornelius, 339
Mullane, Hanora [Honora], 295
Mullane, John, 277.
Mungret College, Limerick 208
Munster Agricultural Society, 169
Munster, 117
Murder in the Red Barn, 260
Murnane, E, Secretary, Cork County Council, 42
Murphy family [Ballynaboul], 509
Murphy family [Egmont View], 129
Murphy family [Leap], 132, 249, 257, 444
Murphy farm [Walshestown/Leap], 508
Murphy home, Leap, 534
Murphy Mick [Egmont View], 543
Murphy, 'Birdie', 200, 446
Murphy, 'Redmond' John, 75, 88, 159, 168, 197, 555: Scéim
na Scoile; 480, 494, 502, 503, 509,
Murphy, Aggie, 264, 555
Murphy, Andrew, 317
Murphy, Anne: see 'Summer at lovely Annagh Bridge', 610 and '
Memories of Churchtown in the 1950s', 611/617
Murphy, Bartholomew, 307, 336, 337,
Murphy, Bill [Leap], 88, 176, 198, 200, 446, 567, 569
Murphy, Bill [son, by his second marriage, of William 'Boss' Murphy,
199, 444
Murphy, Bridget [daughter, by his second marriage, to William
'Boss' Murphy], 199, 444, 562
Murphy, Catherine [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)], 333
Murphy, Catherine [Census of Ireland 1911 (Ballinaboul)], 286
Murphy, Corns., 284.
Murphy, Dan [1901 Census [Egmont], 299
Murphy, Daniel [Father of 'Boss' Murphy] 77, 198, 298, 331, 444
Murphy, Rev. Daniel [son of William 'Boss' Murphy] 198, 567
Murphy, David [teacher in 1830s] 99
Murphy, David [Gaelic player], 149
Murphy, Deirdre, 459, 558
Murphy, Delia, 151
Murphy, Denis, [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Murphy, Dennis [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Murphy Denis [1833 Ballintemple (Churchtown) Tithe Applotment],
290
Murphy, Dorothy, 558
Murphy, Edmond, 291.
Murphy, Edward, 278
Murphy, Eileen, 569
Murphy, Ellen [daughter of William 'Boss' Murphy], 198, 444
Murphy, Fr. Patrick, C.C., 77
Murphy, Gerry, 24, 53, 72, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 123, 136,
158, 190, 198, 200, 391, 398, 566, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 466,
467, 468, 471, 472, 474, 476, 547, 556, 558, 559, 569, 576, 573,
574, 577: see also 'The Churchtown Trails', 391/395, 'Lingua Burhenny
(with Denis J. Hickey), 398/410 and 'Memories of Churchtown 1954-1972,
717/752
Murphy, Hannah, Maria, 566
Murphy, Hanora, 283
Murphy, Jack [Leap], 79, 96, 154, 176, 177, 178, 179, 200, 202,
216, 227, 446, 541, 543, 568: see also 'Churchtown's Horse-Racing
Heritage', 464/465
Murphy, Jack [Postman], 73, 96, 686
Murphy, James, 148
Murphy, Joe, 40
Murphy, Johanna, 291.
Murphy, John [1766 Churchtown Village Census], 277
Murphy, John [1833 Tithe Applotment, Ballygrace], 284
Murphy, John [1911 Churchtown Village Census], 292
Murphy, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountcorbitt), 341
Murphy, John, 'Boss', 36, 83, 178, 199, 200, 202, 227, 260, 411,
413, 414, 444/446, 457, 562, 569
Murphy, John 'Boss' and Margaret, 457
Murphy, John [FÁS], 471, 476, 540
Murphy, John 'Boss' and Margaret, 457
Murphy, John M [poet], 568
Murphy, John Pat, 104, 204, 557, 564
Murphy, Joseph, 37
Murphy, Liam, 547
Murphy, Maggie, 37
Murphy, Margaret [daughter by his second marriage of John 'Boss'
Murphy], 199
Murphy, Margaret [signatory to 1918 Anti-Conscription Pledge]
36
Murphy, Margaret [sister of John 'Boss' Murphy], 562
Murphy, Margaret [wife of John 'Boss' Murphy], 569
Murphy, Mary [1911 Census (Egmont)], 299
Murphy, Mary [daughter, by his second marriage, of William 'Boss'
Murphy] 199, 444, 562
Murphy, Michael [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)] 307, 336
Murphy, Michael [Jnr. 1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 336
Murphy, Michael, [Under-14 Football player 1985], 545
Murphy, John 'Boss' and Margaret, 457
Murphy, Niamh, 346, 459, 558
Murphy, Nora, 36, 47, 566
Murphy, Pat, 569, 573, 574
Murphy 'Pakie', 88, 96, 203, 245, 411, 412, 413, 563
Murphy, Patrick [1901/1911 Churchtown Village Census], 291, 292
Murphy, Peggy, 200, 446
Murphy, Rev.Matthew [son of William 'Boss' Murphy], 198, 199,
444, 567
Murphy, Right. Rev. Dr. Bishop of Cloyne, 76
Murphy,'Redmond' John, 75, 88, 168, 197, 641: Scéim na
Scoile; 480, 494, 502, 509
Murphy, Rev. P, 140
Murphy, Robert, 146, 147, 545
Murphy, Tom [Village], 23, 64, 96, 129, 144, 203, 233, 542,
Murphy, William [legendary sledge-thrower], 199, 480
Murphy, William 'Boss', 17, 37, 77, 83, 178, 198, 200, 242, 307,
308, 444, 457, 468, 480, 562, 567
Murphy, William Boss: 1888 Wedding invitation to his daughter's
wedding in Iowa, 548
Murphy, William [Under-14 player], 146, 147, 545
Murphy's Bar [later O'Keeffe's], 525
Murphy's Boss and the Village Inn, 198
Murphy's Quarry [Egmont] 181
Murphy's Quarry [Walshestown], 181
Murphy's Rock [Egmont], 126, 177, 202
Murphy's, Mr [ref. to 'Goaling Field], 143, 151
Murrain, 202
Murray, Michael, 289.
Murray, Pete, 234
Murroe, Thomas, 68
Murrough the Burner, 266
Murry, John, 276
Musicians, 202
Muskerry, Lord, 35
My Hometown, 237, 560
My Sad Downfall, 266/67
My Village of Churchtown, 149
Myxomatosis, 233
Nagle family [Fermoy], 213
Nagle, Matthew, 277
Nagle, Richard, 177
Napoleon in Exile; or a Voice from St. Helena, 212
Napoleon's tooth (1836 auction of), 213
Napoleonic Wars, 418
Nash, James, 163
Nash, Tom, 159
Nation, The, 186, 199
National Agricultural Labourers' Union, 436
National Board [of Education], 69, 422
National History Museum, Dublin, 23, 129, 585
National Library of Ireland, 250
National Museum, Dublin, 179, 241
National School System, 1831, 437
National Tidy Towns see Tidy Towns
National Volunteers, 21, 267
Nationwide, 204,459
Nattie's Corner, 204
Naylor, Margaret, 342
Nazareth House, 80
Ned Moloney's Boreen, 49
Neenan, James, 289
Neil, John, 276.
Neilan, David, 277
Neilson, Samuel, 262
Nenagh Horse Fair, 130
Nettle, 204
Neville, Ralph
New Barn, 109, 128, 204, 229, 391, 392, 393, 451, 461, 534
New Barn, Legend of, 497
New Boston, 157
New Cottages, 129
New Line [Buffers Cross], 126, 205
New Line [Railway Gates], 205
New Question Time, 234
New York [City], 157, 214, 477, 585
Newbury, 1st Baron, 222
Newcastlewest Bus, 54, 204, 244
Newmarket [Suffolk], 90
Newmarket, 80, 83
Newspapers, 205
Newton, Sir Isaac, 451
Newtownshandrum, 80, 83, 89, 165, 214 562
Ní Ruairí, Máire, 455
Nic Dhómnaill, Máire, 185
Nicholas IV, Pope, 14
Nicholl, L. D., 174
Nicholls [Nickolls], William 126, 423, 424, 438
Nick Dundee 554
Nickolls, William (423), see Nicholls,
Night of the Big Wind, 18, 198, 206, 386
Nipper, 151
Nitrogen Éireann Teo., 201
Nivita, 150, 203, 567, 471,
Nivita Tragedy, 24, 207,
Nolan, 'Gypo', 111.
Nolan, Brian, 148
Non-conformists, 207
Noonan family, 73, 150
Noonan, Darby, 277.
Noonan, Eilibhís, 100, 169: Scéim na Scoile, 484
Noonan, James, 289
Noonan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Noonan, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown Village)],
324
Noonan, John, [1911 Churchtown Village Census], 36, 292
Noonan, Maurice [1766 Census of Churchtown], 277
Noonan, Maurice [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)], 340
Noonan, Michael, 344
Noonan, Miss, 100
Noonan, Mrs, 100
Noonan, Patrick [1833 Tithe Applotment (Gurteenroe) 300, 332
Noonan, Patrick, 73, 291
Noonan, Thomas, 320.
Norket [Norcott?], William, (Cromwellian), 499
Norman, William 278.
Normandy, 217
Norris, Rev. William P.P., 76, 79
North America, 130,
North Cork INTO Mini-7s Hurling Championship 1994/95: winners;
Churchtown, 147
North Cork Junior 'B' Football Championship 1990: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Junior 'B' Hurling Championship 2004: winners; Churchtown,
149, 545
North Cork Junior B Football Championship 2003: winners; Churchtown,
545
North Cork Junior Hurling Championship 1929: winners; Churchtown,
140, 543
North Cork Novice Hurling Championship 1969: winners; Churchtown,
145/6, 544
North Cork School's Hurling Championship 1994/95: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Schools' Football Championship 1989/90; winners Churchtown,
147
North Cork Schools' Football Championship 1991/92: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Schools' Football Championship 1995/96: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Schools' Hurling Championship 1989/90: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Schools' Hurling Championship 1991/92: winners; Churchtown,
147
North Cork Under-12 Football League 1995: winners; Churchtown,
148
North Cork Under-12 Hurling Championship 1995: winners; Churchtown,
148
North Cork Under-14 Football Championship 1995: winners; Churchtown,
148
North Cork Under-14 Grade 'C' Championship 1985: winners; Churchtown,
545
North Cork Under-14 Hurling Championship 1961; winners; Churchtown,
544
North Cork Under-14 Hurling League1995: winners; Churchtown, 148.
North Cork Under-16 Football Championship 1995: winners; Churchtown,
148
North Cork Under-16 Football League1995: winners; Churchtown,
148
North Cork Under-21 Football Championship1998: winners; Churchtown,
149
North Cork Under-21 Hurling Championship, 2000: winners; Churchtown,
149
North Cork Militia, 272
North Weston, Somerset, 216
Northern Ireland [State], 66, 245
Norton-Barry, Mrs, 125
Norton-Barry, William, 125
Nugent, Henry, 454
Number 10, 207
O'Brien see also Brien, Bryan, Bryen
O'Brien family [Clashganniv], 112, 159
O'Brien family (Vintners), 48, 251,
O'Brien [Ballyhea hurler], 142
O' Brien, Mrs Angela, 172, 565
O'Brien Alphonsus ['Fonsie'], 208
O'Brien sisters, Eileen, Kathleen, [Mountcorbitt], 131, 159, 195,
532
O'Brien, Barth., 298
O'Brien, Bridget, 36
O'Brien, Charles [1833 Tithe Applotment, Ballygrace], 284
O'Brien, Charles [son of Dr. Vincent], 209
O'Brien, Ciaran, 456
O'Brien, Commandant Paddy, 159, 249, 267
O'Brien, Con ['Bard of Ballyhea'], 28, 141, 199
O'Brien, Con [Signatory Anti-Conscription Campaign], 36
O'Brien, Cors. 315
O'Brien, Rev. Daniel, 48, 57, 76, 79, 91
O'Brien, Daniel [Ballygrace], 169, 285
O'Brien, Dan [Daniel P.] Clashganniv, 21, 36, 37, 73, 112, 113,
125, 130, 196, 197, 208, 227, 294, 464
O'Brien, Daniel [Ballindillanig), 313
O'Brien, Daniel [Ballyvaheen], 287, 319
O'Brien, David [Hurler and footballer], 148, 149, 545, 546
O'Brien, David, [son of M.V. O'Brien], 209
O'Brien, Dermot, 22, 208
O'Brien, Mr. D.G.B., 209
O'Brien, Donal, 88, 176, 184, 208,
O'Brien, Eileen, 195, 555
O'Brien Elsie, 564
O'Brien, Eliza, 36
O'Brien, Elizabeth, 209
O'Brien, Frank, 125, 131, 140, 227, 543
O'Brien, Heather, 459, 565
O'Brien, Ignatius, 208
O'Brien, Jack, 510
O'Brien, James [Vintner] 36, 73, 211, 291, 292
O'Brien, James [Clashganniv], 208
O'Brien, Dr. James, 57
O'Brien, Jane, 209
O'Brien John, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 483, 495
O'Brien, Jeremiah, [Annagh South], 281
O'Brien, Jeremiah [Churchtown Village] 291.
O'Brien, Jim, 145, 146, 544
O'Brien, Johanna, 302
O'Brien, John [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307
O'Brien, John [1901 Census (Ballygrace)], 284
O'Brien, John [Clashganniv], 208
O'Brien, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Cregannacourty)], 328
O'Brien, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Imogane)], 333
O'Brien, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountcorbitt)], 341
O'Brien, Kathleen [Clashganniv], 208
O'Brien, Kathleen [Mountcorbitt] 195, 555
O'Brien, Margaret, 108, 113, 211, 565, 574, 576
O'Brien, Mark, 148, 565
O'Brien, Mary, 36, 341
O'Brien Mary [now of Newtownshandrum], 214
O'Brien, Michael [Annagh Bogs] 77, 310,
O'Brien, Michael [Ballynamuck], 318.
O'Brien, Michael, [Clashelane], 293
O'Brien, Michael [Imogane], 301, 337
O'Brien, Mrs William, 244
O'Brien, Mrs, Ellen, 315, 332
O'Brien, Noel 37, 113, 131, 211, 565: see also 'A childhood dream',
710/712
O'Brien, Nora, 37
O'Brien, Pat, 25, 131, 141, 145, 163, 211: see also 'Christy Stack's
eventful journey to Buttevant', 699
O'Brien Patrick [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Carrigeen)], 320
O'Brien, Pauline, 208
O'Brien, Rev. John, P.P., 75, 79
O'Brien, Robert, 342
O'Brien, Rose: see 'Memories', 713
O'Brien, Sarah, 565
O'Brien, Susan, 209
O'Brien, Thomas [first licence holder O'Brien's bar], 53, 105,
121, 211, 283, 284, 285, 320
O'Brien, Thomas (Amateur Rider], 131, 145, 233, 459, 522, 544,
564
O'Brien, Thomas [Jnr.], 148, 149, 545, 546
O'Brien, Tim, 91
O'Brien, Tom [Vintner], 30, 48, 73, 78, 138, 140, 141, 162, 193,
227, 252, 143, 560, 563, 565, 572
O'Brien T.P. [Mountcorbitt], 73, 227, 305
O'Brien, [Dr.] Vincent, 18, 22, 28, 29, 34, 80, 85, 112, 113,
125, 130, 131, 176, 196, 207, 208/11, 212, 464, 465, 468, 572
O'Brien, Widow 296, 305
O'Brien William [Nationalist MP], 173
O'Brien, William [Labour TD and Trade Unionist], 36
O'Brien, William 'Bilda', 73, 292, 482, 504
O'Brien, William Smith, 156
O'Brien's bakery, 51, 211, 236
O'Brien's bar and shop, 25, 89, 90, 131, 136, 149, 150, 158, 163,
172, 180, 193, 197, 211, 245, 463, 521, 524, 550,
O'Brien's Bridge [Ballyvaheen/Granard], 249 see also Stack's Bridge
O'Brien's field [village], 177, 231
O'Brien's garage, 251
O'Callaghan: see also Callaghan
O'Callaghan [Ballyhea hurler], 142
O'Callaghan Mr. [Egmont House], 128
O'Callaghan, 'Jim,' James, [fiddle and concertina player], 200,
203, 411, 445, 498
O'Callaghan, Bill, 561
O'Callaghan, Bridget, 50
O'Callaghan, Callaghan, 282
O'Callaghan, Crohor, 452
O'Callaghan, Denis [Buttevant], 129
O'Callaghan, Denis, 56
O'Callaghan, Dermoid
O'Callaghan, Donagh, 452
O'Callaghan, James [LDF], 177
O'Callaghan, James [Under-12 Gaelic player] 148
O'Callaghan, John, 282.
O'Callaghan, John, NT, 99
O'Callaghan, Kennedy, 322
O'Callaghan, Mary, 291
O'Callaghan, Matthew, 36: see also 'The old days', 677
O'Callaghan, Maurice, 463
O'Callaghan, Michael, 112, 413
O'Callaghan, Margaret [later Mrs Thomas Wall] 100, 578
O'Callaghan, Mossie, 145, 544
O'Callaghan, Mr. [Creamery Manager], 83
O'Callaghan, Mrs [village], 244
O'Callaghan, Neil, 147
O'Callaghan, Pat, 472, 473
O'Callaghan, Rev. Daniel, 80
O'Callaghan, Richard, 292
O'Callaghan, Timothy, 291
Ó Ceallacháin, Seán Óg, 234
O'Casey, Seán, 111
O'Connell: see also Connel and Connell
O'Connell Paddy, 471, 476, 540,
O'Connell, Daniel ['The Liberator'] 61,112, 118, 121, 199, 213
O'Connell, Denny see Connell, Denny
O'Connell, Eliza, 48, 171, 552.
O'Connell, Rev. Eugene, P.P, 77, 80
O'Connell, Eva, 42
O'Connell, John [son of the Liberator], 440, 441
O'Connell, Johnny, 145, 544
O'Connell, Sir Maurice, 61
O'Connell, Lady Margaret Mary [née Purcell], 451
O'Connell, Mrs Margaret, 448
O'Connell, Mick, 144
O'Connell, Pat [Under-14 & Under-16 GAA player] 146, 147,
545
O'Connell, Pat, FÁS], 95, 471, 476, 547
O'Connell, Private, 28.
O'Connor: see also Conner and Connor
O'Connor family [Egmont], 159
O'Connor ['Willie O'], 117, 162, 189, 494
O'Connor brothers, 89
O'Connor farm [Leap], 181
O'Connor, Connor, 277.
O'Connor, Daniel, 291, 292
O'Connor, Donald [Actor], 110
O'Connor, Henry, 442
O'Connor, Hugh, 582
O'Connor, James K, 37, 73, 227, 237
O'Connor, James, 177
O'Connor, Karl, 569
O'Connor, Liz, 90
O'Connor, Mary, 74, 125, 197, 575: see also 'Recollections', 676
O'Connor, Michael, 104, 147, 545, 546,
O'Connor, Patrick 'Patsy', 36, 84, 168, 281: Scéim na Scoile,
491
O'Connor, Patrick [1983 Churchtown N.S. team] 146, 147, 545, 546,
560
O'Connor, R.F, 39
O'Connor, Rory, 234
O'Connor, Seamus, 147, 545, 546
O'Connor, Terence, 177
O'Connor, Thomas, 36, 303
O'Connor, William, 36, 83,
O'Connor's Rock, 126, 211
O'Connor's shop, 34
O'Connors' Wood, Egmont, 232
O'Conor, Charles Owen (The O'Conor Don), 46
O'Daly, Sabia
O'Dea, Dinny, 412
O'Dea, Nora, 569
O'Dea, P.J., 249
O'Dea, Paddy, 112, 412, 413
Ó Dómhnaill, an t-Athair Nioclás, 185
O'Donnel, John, 276
O'Donnell, Tom, 131
O'Donoghue, Edward, 56
O'Donoghue, Nellie, 555
O'Donoghue, Patrick, 177
O'Donovan: see also Donovan
O'Donovan family [Cullig], 119
O'Donovan & Co, 456 see O'Donovan Stewart
O'Donovan M, [later Fr. 'Mossie'] 140, 143
O'Donovan, Anne, 148
O'Donovan, Annette, 23
O'Donovan, Brian, 148, 149, 545, 546
O'Donovan, Con, 559, 565
O'Donovan, Eddie, 145, 237, 544
O'Donovan, Edmond, J.P., D.C, 73
O'Donovan, Edward, 36, 297
O'Donovan, Joan, 459
O'Donovan, Margaret, 96
O'Donovan, Michael, 586
O'Donovan, Ned, 145, 544
O'Donovan, Stewart & Co, 456, 457
O'Donovan's, Eddie, 54,
O'Driscoll family [Egmont House],128
O'Driscoll, Anne, 36
O'Driscoll, Caroline, 53
O'Driscoll, Denis, 267
O'Driscoll, Rev. Donal, 79, 80
O'Driscoll, Michael, 88, 108
O'Driscoll, P.J., 226
O'Farrell, Pádraig, 270
O'Flaherty: see also Flaherty
O'Flaherty, Jack, 211, 517, 546, 554
O'Flaherty, Liam, 111
O'Flaherty, Paddy [of whiskey fame], 243
O'Flaherty, Peggy, 108, 211, 466, 471, 477, 517, 574, 576
O'Flaherty, Rosemary, 211
O'Flaherty, Thomas, 148, 149, 544, 546
O'Flaherty, Tony, 146, 147, 545, 546
O'Flaherty's Shop, 211, 517
O'Flynn: see also Flynn
O'Flynn, Ann, 203
O'Flynn, Bill, 82, 84, 90, 145, 150, 203, 566, 541, 569: see also'
Churchtown School in the 1920s', 578/579 and 'Churchtown Creamery',
630/631
O'Flynn, Bridget Mary, 203
O'Flynn, D., 227
O'Flynn, Ian, 148
O'Flynn, Mrs Kathleen, 203, 566,
O'Flynn, Mrs, [Buttevant Road/Ballyadam], 244
O'Flynn, Richard, see Flynn, Richie
O'Flynn, W. 227
O'Grady: see also Grady
O'Grady, Cornelius, 293
O'Grady, David, 36
O'Grady, Gobnait, 567
O'Grady, Jim, 89, 143, 144
O'Grady, Maurice, 567
O'Grady, Richard, 304
O'Grady Cup, 89
O'Halloran, Joe, 129
O'Halloran, Liam, 546
O'Halloran, Lorraine, 148
O'Halloran, Michael (17th century), 185
O'Halloran, Michael [GAA star] 148, 149, 545, 546
O'Halloran, Sylvester [nephew of Seán Clárach MacDómhnaill],
185
O'Hara, Patrick, 317
O'Hehir, Micheál, 234
O'Herlihy family, 24, 25, 196, 474
O'Herlihy, Anita, 24, 148, 207, 475, 567
O'Herlihy, Emma, 207, 475
O'Herlihy, Joe, 148
O'Herlihy, Liam and Marie, 32, 190, 456, 475
O'Herlihy, Niamh, 24, 207, 475, 567
Ó Hicí, Ruairí, 47, 566: see also 'Biddy's
Tree and Máire Ní Ruairí', 455
O'Higgins, Brian, 100
O'Holan, Thomas, Rev.97, 225, 449
O'Keeffe: see also Keefe and Keffe
O'Keeffe family [Annagh Bog], 582
O'Keeffe, Arthur, 153
O'Keeffe, Dan, 36
O'Keeffe, Eddie, 139, 196
O'Keeffe, Eileen, 563
O'Keeffe, Ellen NT, 99, 291
O'Keeffe, Ellie Mary, 80, 83, 96
O'Keeffe, Fr. Bartholomew, C.C, D.D. 77
O'Keeffe, Margaret-Cullinan, 200, 444
O'Keeffe, Mary, 86
O'Keeffe, Michael [1901 Churchtown Census], 291
O'Keeffe, Michael [Member of 1929 North Cork Championship-winning
team] 84, 140,
543: see also 'Troubled Times', 707/708
O'Keeffe, Mrs W, 73
O'Keeffe, Nora, 80, 96
O'Keeffe, Paddy [Carpenter], 73, 90, 168, his house; 535
O'Keeffe, Paddy [Publican], 22, 73, 140, 144, 159, 200, 444, 543
O'Keeffe, Paddy [Undertaker, Buttevant], 139
O'Keeffe, Pat. M. 543
O'Keeffe, Patrick [1911 Churchtown Village Census], 292
O'Keeffe, Private, 28
O'Keeffe, Rev Timothy, C.C., 77, 80
O'Keeffe, Sean, 560
O'Keeffe, Timothy, 285
O'Keeffe, Tom, 140, 543
O'Keeffe, William ['Billy'], 538, 542,543, 564
O'Keeffe, William [1911 Census (Churchtown Village)], 292
O'Keeffe's bar, 28, 136, 524
O'Keeffe's house, 198
O'Leary: see also Leary
O'Leary Farm, 265
O'Leary home, Walshestown, 150
O'Leary sisters, Katie, Maggie, 244
O'Leary, Denis ['Densie'], 177
O'Leary, Denis ['Muss'], 543
O'Leary, Denis [Walshestown], 265, 543, 560: see also 'Reflections',
651/652
O'Leary, Eugene, 582, 586
O'Leary, John [Walshestown], 177
O'Leary, John, [1833 Tithe Applotment (Creggannacourty], 296,
316, 328,
O'Leary, Kevin, 145, 146, 147, 544, 545
O'Leary, Mary, 324
O'Leary, Rev. David, P.P., 18, 76, 79, 154, 156, 325
O'Leary, Sean, 573
O'Leary, Thomas, 36, 57
O'Leary, Timothy, 299
O'Mahony: see also Mahony and Mahowney
O'Mahony, Denis, 145, 146, 544
O'Mahony, George, 266
O'Mahony, Jack, 84, 86, 140, 141, 142, 177, 543
O'Mahony, John [Fenian], 57
O'Mahony, John [Member 1969 North Cork Junior 'B' Champions] 147
O'Mahony, Lieutenant, 28
O'Mahony, Mary, 63
O'Mahony, Maurice, 51, 140, 141, 145, 211, 236, 543, 544, 561
O'Mahony, Paddy Joe, 63, 83, 136, 145, 146, 544, 559, 564, 569
O'Mahony, Pat, 36, 140
O'Mahony, Patrick 'Condy', 51, 80, 96, 206, 211, 236, 480, 524,
O'Mahony, Rev. Stephen, 79, 188
O'Mahony, Sean, 560
O'Mahony, Thomas, 57
O'Mara's, 172
O'Meara family, 212
O'Meara, Dr. Barry Edmond, 18, 211, 212,
O'Meara, Jeremiah, 212
O'Mongayn, [Moygayn] Donald, P.P., 14, 75, 79
Ó Muircheartaigh, Micheál, 24, 149
O'Mulligan, Hugh, 33
O'Neill, Andrew, 342
O'Neill, Denis, 83
O'Neill, Laurence, 36
O'Neill, Mary, 291
O'Neill, Miss, 99
O'Neill, Tony, 159
O'Regan, Angela, NT, 101, 477, 546
O'Reilly Players, The, 414
Ó Riain, Liam, [see Ryan, William J], 239
O'Riordan, Canon, J, 224
O'Rourke, The, Lord of Breifne, 119
O'Rourke, Willie, 259
O'Rourke's Castle, 43
O'Shaughnessy, Hanora, 291
O'Shea, Dónal, 101
O'Shea, Kathy, 36
O.S.S., 110, 509
O'Sullivan family [Clashelane], 112
O'Sullivan family [Coolmore], 115
O'Sullivan family [Corner House], 246
O'Sullivan family [Cullig], 119
O'Sullivan family [Dunbarry], 125
O'Sullivan 'Booney' family [Village], 165, 245
O'Sullivan family [one-time tenants of former barracks], 237
O'Sullivan, Aisling, 385
O'Sullivan Beare, [Dónal Cam], 14, 43, 119, 394, 531
O'Sullivan Bessie [later Mrs D. Relihan], 168, Scéim na
Scoile; 493
O'Sullivan, Billy, 145, 146, 544
O'Sullivan, Brenda, 459
O'Sullivan, Bridget [Titanic victim], 20, 256,
O'Sullivan Bridget [née Manning]: see 'Memories of Churchtown,
1924-1953', 590/609
O'Sullivan Mr D. [GAA Selector, 1929], 140
O'Sullivan, Dan '['Aval'], 36
O'Sullivan, Daniel (Father of Denny 'Booney') [possibly 36], 291,
292
O'Sullivan, Danny [jockey], 465
O'Sullivan, Denis [famine emigrant], 157
O'Sullivan, Denis [grandfather of Eileen Ahern-O'Connor and Relihan
family], 168, 292, 554; Scéim na Scoile; 494, 511
O'Sullivan, Denny 'Booney', 25, 46, 48, 50, 73, 80, 84, 99, 130,
137, 139, 245, 251, 270, 408,
O'Sullivan, Denis, [Clashelane] 36, 137, 511
O'Sullivan, Denis [Denlen Electronics]. 71, 120, 143, 561
524, 561
O'Sullivan, Dónal [Writer of 'My School'], 101, 109, 245
O'Sullivan Donal 'Donie' [Corner House], 177, 582
O'Sullivan, Donal [Boss Murphy's], 198, 460
O'Sullivan, Donie, 64, 145, 544
O'Sullivan, Ellen, 36
O'Sullivan, Hannah 'Booney', 73, 80, 234, 561
O'Sullivan, J.A., 37
O'Sullivan, James [1901/1911 Census (Rath), 306
O'Sullivan, James [FÁS], 547
O'Sullivan, James [Under-14 Gaelic player], 147, 545
O'Sullivan, Jeremiah [Dunbarry], 298
O'Sullivan, Jerry (Windmill], 144
O'Sullivan, Jerry [Publican], 131, 189, 198, 271, 456, 557, 560
O'Sullivan, Jim. [Jimmy], 83, 177, 582
O'Sullivan, Joe, 144, 176
O'Sullivan, John [Lisgriffin], 244
O'Sullivan, John [O'Sullivan Beare event visitor], 566
O'Sullivan, John, 168: Scéim na Scoile, 482
O'Sullivan, John [Under-21 footballer] 149
O'Sullivan, Johnny [Musician], 413
O'Sullivan, Kevin, 53
O'Sullivan, Lena, 192
O'Sullivan, Mrs Lizzie, 36, 244
O'Sullivan, Mary: see 'The late Jimmy O'Sullivan', 661
O'Sullivan, Mary Mae, 54
O'Sullivan, Maureen [Dunbarry], 88, 203
O'Sullivan, Maurice [Buffer's Cross], 54, 134
O'Sullivan, Maurice, [Under-14 player], 147, 545
O'Sullivan, Michael [Snr. Ballynaboul], 169: Scéim na Scoile,
482, 501, 513
O'Sullivan, Michael [Jnr. Ballynaboul], 158: Scéim na Scoile;
501, 510, 513
O'Sullivan, Michael, 36, 77
O'Sullivan, Micky, 543
O'Sullivan, Mrs. [St. Brigid's Well cure, 1905], 584
O'Sullivan, Ned: see 'Days of yore' 673/674
O'Sullivan, Nora, 136, 551
O'Sullivan, Owen Roe [Eoghan Rua Ó Súilleabháin],
163, 213, 488, 499/500
O'Sullivan, Patrick, 293
O'Sullivan, Peg: see 'A glimpse into the past', 678/679
O'Sullivan, Peter, 64, 74, 131, 224, 554, 555
O'Sullivan, Private Thomas, 134, 139
O'Sullivan, Susie, 73, 524, 561
O'Sullivan, William: 168, Scéim na Scoile; 480, 493, 494,
495
O'Sullivan, Willie [musician], 244, 413
O'Sullivan, William [jockey], 554
O'Sullivan's Bar [formerly Flannerys], 557; 'Last Orders' at;
560, 561
O'Sullivans (Booney's'), 104, 206
O'Sullivans Beare's Epic March described at Ballyhoura Way, 43
and Curraheen Bridge, 119.
O'Sullivans, 'Corner House', 104
O'Toole, Colm, 104
O'Tuama, Seán, 185, 186
Obelisk, 174
Obelisk, 208, 242, 518, 570
Obstruction [Parliamentary, 173
October Horse Fair, Buttevant [now defunct], 511
Ogham, 211, 231
Oirria Barria, 213, 416
Old Friend, 554
Old Pike, The, 242
Oldcourt, 31
Oliver, Mrs, 203.
One-way flour, 236
Orange Order, 31, 272
Orchard Field, 41
Ordnance Survey, 14, 18, 33, 38, 124, 259
Orrery and Kilmore, 40, 45, 68, 69, 70, 213, 256, 266
Orrery, Earl of, 170
Our Lady's lamp, 180
Outdoor Relief, 157, 213
Owen Roe O'Sullivan, 163, 213, 488, 499/500
Owens, Archibald, 276
Owens, Dick, 205
Owens, Jesse, 242.
Oxford [College], 59, 224
Oxford, Treaty of, 417
Paddy the Irishman, 510
Padre Pio Nursing Home, 24, 42, 71, 214, 458, 472, 473, 570
Paget, Miss Dorothy, 197, 464
Paid In His Own Coin, 86, 89
Pairc na gCapall [Kilgrogan], 508
Páirc na Locha, 191
Paircín na Cille, 214, 508
Paircín na Fola, 35, 214
Paircín na Gloch, 214
Paircín na Locha, 214
Paircín na Sagart [Annagh], 508, 509
Pakington, Revd. Rector 97, 449
Panis Angelicus, 132
Papal Taxation, 14, 81
Parish, 215
Parish Schools, 215
Parish Sports Field, 23
Parker, Cecil, 110
Parker, Mary [mother of Robert A. Anderson, Mountcorbitt], 451
Parkinson, J.J., 92, 464
Parkinson, John [Solicitor engaged to prepare (later disputed
) Will of 5th Earl Egmont], 428, 429, 430, 431
Parliament Square, [London], 37
Parliamentary [Land} Act, 1708, 120
Parliamentary Act of 1537, 215
Parliamentary Gazetteer of Ireland, 69
Parochial Commissioners, 257
Parochial House, 41Parnell, Charles Stewart, 173, 199, 226
Parson's House, [Parsonage], 19, 82, 98, 150, 198, 215, 532
Paruchiae, 216
PAS, 261
Passage Field, 216
Pathé News, 110
Pathologia Hereditaria Generalis, 212
Patrick's St, Cork, 446
Pattern, 216, 247
Patterson, 'Bert', 260
Paullett, Isabella, 222
Pawnall, Robert [Egmont claimant], 223
Paymaster-General, 221
Peace Preservation Force, 54, 216
Pearson, Peter: Views of Churchtown, Imogane and Moanroe, 559
Peck, Gregory, 110
Peel, Sir Robert, 121, 154, 216
Peelers, 216
Peels Brimstone, 152, 156
Peggy's Leg (candy], 407
Peggy's Rock, 17, 136, 137, 216: see also Flannery's Quarry
Penal Laws, 152, 163, 191, 263
Penny Farthing bicycle, 46
People, The, 206, 267
Perceval family, 216/223: see also 'Three Centuries of Churchtown
History (by Caroline Hennessy), Part 4.1 of Annals
Perceval Chalice and Sacred Vessels (1713)[description], 449
Perceval Edward, 14, 42, 44, 115, 170
Perceval Estate, 152
Perceval family 216/224, 532
Perceval Frederick George Moore, 11th Earl of Egmont, 223,
Perceval John [youngest son of Richard the Crusader], 217
Perceval Papers, 35
Perceval River, 551
Perceval Robert, 3rd, Baron, 217
Perceval Sir Edward [1682-1691], 418
Perceval, Augustus Arthur, 8th Earl of Egmont, 223
Perceval, Charles George, 7th Earl of Egmont, 20, 37, 198, 222,
223
Perceval, Charles John, 9th Earl of Egmont, 223
Perceval, George, 450
Perceval, George James, 6th Earl of Egmont, 19, 222, 255, 429
Perceval, Henry, 423
Perceval, Henry, Frederick John James, 5th Earl of Egmont, 18,
222, 254, 255, 449
Perceval, James William [Egmont claimant], 223
Perceval, John James, 3rd Earl of Egmont, 17, 221, 222, 418
Perceval, Lady, 15, 58
Perceval, Philippa see Perceval, Sir Philip [d. 1680]
Perceval, Rev. Charles, 72, 97, 276, 278
Perceval, Richard [Strongbow's ally, 217
Perceval, Robert fl.1066 AD], 217
Perceval, Robert, 1st Baron, 14, 216
Perceval, Sir John [d 1680], 417/418, 453
Perceval, Sir John [d. 1665], 127, 170, 219, 265, 350, 357
Perceval, Sir John [d. 1686], 219, 266, 418
Perceval, Sir John, 1st Earl of Egmont, 16, 17, 40, 58, 59, 97,
99, 219, 454
Perceval, Sir John, 2nd Earl of Egmont, 220,
Perceval, Sir John, 4th Earl of Egmont, 18, 219, 222, 418, 422
Perceval, Sir Philip [d.1647], 14, 15, 35, 41, 42, 44, 57, 115,
170, 218, 266, 416, 452, 453
Perceval, Sir Philip [d. 1680], 219, 418
Perceval, Spencer, 221, 223
Perceval, Thomas [son of 3rd Baron and last Baron Perceval], 217
Perceval, Viscount, 16
Percevals, 120
Perch [measurement], 223
Percival, Francis, 68
Percival, Richard [confidential agent of Lord Burghley], 416
Perrot, Sir John, 32
Peters Paddock, 183, 191, 224
Petty Sessions, 1659, 265
Petty, Dr. William, 124
Philip, Duke of Orleans, 185
Phoneix Park, 92, 132
Physical Heritage 347/382
Physician Extraordinary to the Prince of Wales, 255
Physician in Ordinary to the Prince of Wales, 255
Pierce No. 4 & No. 10, 196
Pig lorry, 172
Pigeon Field, Ballyadam, 84, 104, 224
Pigot, Edmond, 277
Pigott, Margaret, 336
Pigotts [Ballyhea], 142
Pigotts musical emporium [Cork], 198,446
Pilot, 206
Pinder, 224, 230
Pipe Roll of Cloyne, 16, 68, 82, 224, 230, 448
Piseoige [oral tradition], 506/507
Pitch and Toss, 183, 225
Pitt, William {the 'Elder'], 221
Placenames Branch, 28
Plaice, Katie, 207
Plan of Campaign, 19, 226
Plantation of Ulster, 117
Plaques [bronze], 242, 518, 541; other 556
Pledge, The, 194
Ploughing Championship, 226
Ploughland, 226
Plunkett, Horace, 31, 451
Point-to-Point, 206
Point-to-Point Race Card cover, 550
Poison Gas, 134
Pole [measurement], 223,
Poll na Leanbh, Coolmore, 229
Poll na mBó, Moanroe, 229
Polo Grounds, New York, 42
Polo, Marco
Pond Field, Mountcorbitt, 229
Poor Enquiry [1836], 420
Poor Law Commissioner [comment by Cork Commissioner], 435
Poor Law Commissioners, 18, 122
Poor Law Evaluation, 174, 229
Poor Law Relief, 122, 213
Poor Law Union, 48, 229
Poor Law Unions, 122
Poor Law, 232, 435
Poor Rate, 232
Pope Adrian IV, 174
Pope Pius XI, 132
Pope Pius XII, 62
Population [post-Famine], 432
Post and Telegraphs [Irish], 165
Post Office Overseas Telegraphs [UK], 165
Post Office Worker's Union [UPW], 165
Potato Blight, re-occurrence, 439
Poteen, 229
Poulafreestone Hill, 229; poem on, 230, 391
Poulcormac, 38
Pound [Village], 69, 230, 250, 422
Pound Corner, 46, 95, 104, 182, 230, 242, 569
Power, Capt. David, 453
Power, John, 322
Power, Rev. John, 282
Power, Seán TD, 193
Prendergast, Revd. Thomas, 97
Presbyterians, 256
President Mary McAleese, 24, 95, 108, 231, 459, 470, 471,472,
473, 474, 476, 477, 559, 574, 575,
Presidential Visit, 2000, 114, 115, 182, 198, 231, 237: see also
The Millennium Visit of the President, 471/477.
Presidential Visit: Invitation Card, 574
Price, Dr. Dorothy, 261
Price-increases post-Famine, 439
Priddis, Calgary, 223
Priest's Cross, 394, 395
Primary Certificate Examination, 23, 622, 636
Prime Minister, 221
Prince of Wales [later George II], 221
Prince of Wales [later George IV], 255
Princip, Gabriel, 133
Privy Seal, 133
Proselytisers, 247
Protestant Priest, 57
Proverbs [oral tradition], 500/501
Provisional Government, 111
Public Record Office [Dublin], 67, 224, 416, 448
Public Relations Institute of Ireland, 201
Pullia, High Rath, 231, 247
Pump [Village], 104, 231, 524
Pumps, 231, 463
Punch and Judy, 231
Purcell children of John and Ann: John Mathew Charles, Raymond
John Mayo, Charles Francis, Mary, Anita, Margaret Mary, Elizabeth,
Louisa ('Lulu'), Matilda Josephine, Angela, 61
Purcell children of Rev. Matthew and Elizabeth: John, Matilda,
Eliza, Henrietta, Margaret, Emily, Louisa, Octavia, Georgina,
60
Purcell Family Arms, 64
Purcell family, 357
Purcell family; tomb, 191
Purcell, Dr. Richard, 60
Purcell, Eliza, 266
Purcell, Elizabeth Mary, 60
Purcell, Elizabeth, 92
Purcell, Fr. Patrick, C.C 76.
Purcell, John ['Knight of the Knife'], 59, 60, 263
Purcell, John [son of Rev. Matthew Purcell], 61, 300, 319, 341,
342, 432
Purcell, Josephine, Ryan -, 565
Purcell, Lieutenant Charles Francis, 62, 135
Purcell, Louisa Caroline ['Lulu'], 63, 94, 138, 555
Purcell, Major Raymond John, 21, 62, 63, 227, 267, 268, 288
Purcell, Margaret Mary; marriage to Sir Maurice O'Connell [Grandson
of Daniel], 61; buried at Maryfield, 451
Purcell, Matthew John [grandson of Rev. Matthew Purcell], 19,
20, 60, 61, 62, 174, 191, 226, 288, 316, 317, 318, 319, 358
Purcell, Mrs. Anne, 62
Purcell, Rev. Matthew, 17, 60, 91, 97, 257, 290, 307, 423, 424
Purcell, Richard Harris
Purcell, Walter, Ryan-, 62, 565, 569
Purcell, William, 60
Purchase of Land (Ireland0 Act, 1891, 114
Purdon, Barth. W., 331
Purdon, Edmund [or Edward] 128, 156, 299
Purdon's Gate, 493
Purdon's Wood, 232
Purification, 67
Pye [radio], 234
Quadragesima, 179
Quakers [Society of Friends], 153
Quarry Field, Annagh, 508
Quarry Meadow, Clashelane, 232
Quarter Days, 232
Quarter-Acre Clause ['Gregory Clause'], 232
Quebec, 157
Queen Caroline, 16
Queen Elizabeth I, 217, 256, 416, 452, 564
Queen Elizabeth II, 93, 110
Queen Mary II, 58
Queen Victoria, 150, 157
Queen's County [Laois], 440
Queenstown [now Cobh] 157, 256, 454
Quern, 233
Quicksand, 243
Quikpick store, George's St, 521
Quikpick, 96, 211
Quin: see also Quiinn
Quin family, 159
Quin, Brian, 148, 149, 545
Quin, Jim, 83
Quin, Joanne [née Conroy], 198, 458, 459)
Quin, John, 89, 545
Quin, Mary, 47
Quin, Noel, 148, 149, 545, 546
Quin, Widow, 276
Quinlan, Brian, 576
Quinlan, David, 128
Quinlan, Derek
Quinlan, Edmond, 341
Quinlan, Jerry, 541
Quinlan, John, 277
Quinlan, Maurice, 276
Quinlan, Michael, 257
Quinlan, Michael, 304
Quinlan, Patrick, 276
Quinn: see also Quin
Quinn, Brian, 545, 546
Quinn, Daniel, 341
Quinn, Gerry, 547
Quinn, James [Gurteenroe], 300
Quinn, Jim, 547, 558
Quinn, Joanne, 546
Quinn, John [Snr]: see 'Working in Ballybeg Quarry', 664
Quinn, John [Jnr], 148, 149,546
Quinn, Patsy, 560
Quirke, E.M [Martin], 92, 464
Quishin, David, 278
Quishin, Robert, 278
Rabbit hunting and trapping, 233
Rack-rents, 233
Radharc na Sléibhte Housing Development, 86, 233, 522,
571
Radio, 151, 233
Radio Éireann, 234, 412
Radio Luxembourg, 234
Rahilly, M. [Creamery Manager], 83
Railway Cup, 249
Railway Gates, 30, 205, 205, 234,
Ram's Close, Burton Park, 235, 242
Rath Cottage, 105, 121, 165, 480
Rath, 14, 15, 16, 49, 72, 90, 109, 121, 166, 184, 192, 203, 235,
237, 250, 256, 259, 264, 305, 343, 360, 374, 375, 393, 394, 417,
461
Rath: 1833 Tithe Applotment, 305
Rath: Griffith's Valuation 1851, 343
Rath: Household Census 1901, 1911 306
Rath: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 306
Rathcoole Wood Ambush, 268
Rathgoggan [Charleville], 449
Rathkeale, 254, 255
Rationing, 236
Ray, John, 293
Raymond, Sergeant Thomas, 266, 417, 452
Rea, John, 36, 90
Ready, Cornelius, 339
Ready, Maurice, 342
Rebellion [1641], 27, 33, 41, 68, 111, 120, 121
Rebuilding of Churchtown Village, The, (by Jim McCarthy), 463
Recollections and a truly unforgettable experience (by Willie
Joe Condon), 684
Red Bog, 38
Red Gillette, 238
Redemptorist Fathers, 193
Redmond, John [Nationalist politician], 21, 267
Reed, Josephine, 62, 237
Reed, Mark, 236
Reed, Oliver, 82, 110, 236, 467, 539; grave
Reed, Sarah, 236
Reed, Simon, 236
Reform Bills (1831-32), 222
Reform Club, London, 213
Reformation, 97
Regan, [thresher owner], 252
Regan, Honora, 317, 334
Regan, James, 277
Regan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Regan, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Clashelane)], 326
Regan, Mary, 333
Regan, Maurice, 307, 336
Regan, Michael, 304, 305
Regan, Private Michael, 135
Regan, Thomas, 334
Registrar of the Irish Court of Wards, 217
Reidy, Margaret, 304
Reilly, John, 277
Reilly, Michael, 313.
Reilly, William, 333
Relahan, Timothy, 316
Relieving Officer, 122, 237
Religious Magazines, 237
Relihan 'Pad', [Churchtown Village] 84, 140, 177, 203, 543, 562
Relihan family [Ballindillanig], 40
Relihan family [Egmont], 203, 245
Relihan family [Egmont View], 129
Relihan, 'Pad' [Ballindillanig], 129, 561, 564, 569
Relihan, Alice, 88, 264
Relihan, Bill, 140, 543
Relihan, Dan and Elizabeth, 197
Relihan, Dan, 88, 140, 203, 260, 411, 412, 543
Relihan, Daniel [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Leap), 336
Relihan, Danny, 145, 146, 544, 545
Relihan, Elizabeth 'Bess', 88, 203
Relihan, Hannah, 203
Relihan, John, 36, 63, 282, 283, 512
Relihan, Margaret, 83
Relihan, Mary Kate, 88, 586
Relihan, Michael, 83, 144, 149, 543, 555
Relihan, Noel, 109, 566
Relihan, Pad's House [village (now owned by Eileen Murphy)], 521
Relihan, Pat ['Pad'] and Mary Kate, 73
Relihan, Patrick, 83
Relihan, Willie, 149, 237, 245, 545, 560, 573
Repeal of the Corn Laws, 154
Rest the Poor Bones. 262
Restoration, The, 270
RIC [Royal Irish Constabulary] Barracks, 71, 237, 535
Riddles [oral tradition], 501/502
Riders of the Rockies [film], 109
Rierdon, Daniel, 276.
Rierdon, Michael, 276
Rierdon, Timothy, 276
Rineanna, 28
Ring, Billy, 576
Ring, Bob, 72
Ring, Christy, 234, 249
Ringfort, 349, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 360, 362, 363,
364, 366, 367, 368, 370, 371, 373, 374, 375, 382
Riordan, Edmond, 83
Roach: see also Roche
Roach, David, 278
Roach, Edward, 276
Roach, Paul, 171
Roach, Richard, 171
Roach, Widow, 277
Road Not Taken, The, 236
Road to Singapore, 110
Roadside, 89
Roberts, William, 56
Robinson, 'Sugar' Ray, 22, 250
Roche: see also Roach
Roche family [Creggannacourty], 118
Roche, Alexis, 31
Roche, David, 56
Roche, Edward, 322
Roche, Ellen, 289.
Roche, Garret, 322
Roche, J [Ballinagrath] 227
Roche, James [Petition Signatory, 1860] 77, 326
Roche, James, Rector, 14, 97
Roche, Jimmy, 118, 252, 542
Roche, Jack [Granard], 144
Roche, Jackie, 109, 118
Roche, James [Anti-Conscription Signatory, 1918] 37
Roche, James [Ballingrath], 573
Roche, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Cullig), 329
Roche, John [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Leap), 336, 337
Roche, John [Teacher, 1820s]. 99
Roche, Louise, 80
Roche, Margaret, 53, 293
Roche, Marie, 555
Roche, Patrick, 77, 320
Roche, R. 140
Roche, Rev. James [C.C., later P.P], 38, 78, 80, 140
Roche, William [1833 Tithe Applotment (Carrigeen), 77, 289
Roche, William [Anti-Conscription Signatory, 1918] 36
Roche, William, Bishop of Cloyne [c 1481], 225
Roche's Rock [Gardiner's Covert], 125, 150
Roche's turnips, 239
Roches country, 417
Roches farm, 588
Rochester, Mr, 110
Rochestown, 451
Rock Field [Walshestown], 508
Rockchapel, 138
Rod [measurement], 223
Rodney, Vice-Admiral, 213
Rodney's Glory, 213
Rogers, Johanna, 323, 330
Rogers, Roy, 110
Rogers, William, 339
Rogers, 455
Rolisson, Abagil, 17, 171
Rolisson Benjamen, 17, 33, 137, 161, 171
Rolisson Headstone, Kilgrogan, 552
Roll of Honour, 237, 540
Rome, 59
Ronan, John, 64
Ronan, Rosemary, 64,
Roper, Thomas, 265
Rossanarney, 125
Rotterdam, 454
Routh, Sir Randolph, 155
Rowan, Hamilton, 262
Rowsome, Leo, 234
Royal College of Surgeons, 212
Royal Commission on Horse Breeding, 105
Royal Dublin Fusiliers [2nd Battalion], 134
Royal Dublin Society, 60, 250
Royal Irish Academy, 178
Royal Irish Constabulary, 45, 216
Royal Munster Fusiliers (1st Battalion], 135
Royal Munster Fusiliers [2nd Battalion], 134
Royal Munster Fusiliers, [8th Battalion], 135
Royal Munster Fusiliers [Battle Honours 134
Royal Pardon, 266
RTÉ, 23, 201
Ruairí, Máire Ní, 47
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 166
Rules of Politeness, 164
Rural Ireland, 197
Rushbrooke, 64
Russell, David, 36, 291, 292
Russell, Edmond, 334
Russell, George W, 32
Russell, James, [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Clashelane), 326
Russell, James, [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget), 340
Russell, Jane, 110
Russell, Lord John, 154, 155
Russell, Mary, 318
Russell, Paddy, 21, 63, 73, 94, 260, 267
Russell, Paddy's House, 109
Russell, Thomas ['The Man from God Knows Where'], 262
Russia, 87
Ryan family [Ballynaboul], 509
Ryan family [Knocknamahee], 239
Ryan family [village], 237
Ryan, Bridget [later Billington], 239
Ryan, Donie, 239
Ryan, John [Buttevant], 128
Ryan, John, Raymond Richard [later Ryan-Purcell], 61, 64,
Ryan, Margaret [first wife of William 'Boss' Murphy], 198, 444
Ryan, Matt. and Amelia, 73
Ryan, Mrs Kathleen, 450
Ryan, P. & J, 34, 52, 167, 181, 192, 252, 582, 586
Ryan, Patrick, 169, 176: see also Scéim na Scoile, 484
Ryan, Sidney, 209
Ryan, William J., 100, 239, 286
Ryan-Barry, Nancy, 240
Ryan-Purcell children of John and Rosemary: Oliver, Elizabeth
Jean, Anita, Charles, Walter, Hilda (p. 64)
Ryan-Purcell family, 358
Ryan-Purcell Papers, 59, 61
Ryan-Purcell Walter, 62, 237
Ryan-Purcell, Hilda, 85
Ryan-Purcell, Jack, 237
Ryan-Purcell, John, 61, 64, 83, 125, 197
Ryan-Purcell, Rosemary, 64, 90, 226
Ryan-Purcell, Tom. 237
Ryans [Ballyhea], 142
Rylahan, Cornelius, 55, 56
Rylahan, John, 55
S Hook, 245
Sacred Heart lamp, 180
Sacristans, 80
Sadleir's, Buttevant, 233
Safety razor, 120, 238,
Sally [tree], 238
Sallypark, Liscarroll, 182, 258
Salt, William, 276
Saltpetre, 238
Samhain, 233
Sampson family [Ballynamuck], 44, 510
Sampson home [The Parsonage], 150, 532
Sampson, Elizabeth, 562
Sampson, Jack [John] 162, 169; Scéim na Scoile; 485, 490,
492, 495, 498, 508, 509
Sampson, Mrs. Jack: Scéim na Scoile; 512
Sampson, Jim 144, 216, 563
Sampson, John , 540, 574
Sampson, John, Fiona
Sampson, Mairéad, 563
Sampson, Thomas [1901/1911 Census (Ballynamuck), 37, 286/ 287,
442, 562
Sampson, Thomas [1930s Pupil Churchtown N.S.], 168, 169, 644:
Scéim na Scoile; 482, 485, 490, 492, 495, 498, 508, 509,
510, 512
Samuels, Thomas, 331
San Francisco, 110
San, The [Heatherside Sanatorium], 408
Sanders Robert, 62,
Sandstone, 238
Saunders, Richard, 276
Saunders, Robert, 337
Savage, Fr C.C. [1878-84], 77
Savage, Fr. James J. C.C., 78, 88, 125, 179, 180, 538
Scanlon's Hole, 239
Scannell, Jeremiah, 327
Scannell, Michael, 342
Scart Bridge, 39, 239, 350, 391, 394, 395, 530
Scarteen [Knocklong], 61
Scarteen, 64
Scéim na Scoile, 21, 100, 16, 479/514
Schoolhouse, 239
Schull, C.I Rectorship, 449
Science Museum, London, 261
Scollops, 241
Scott family, 159
Scott, Christopher, 147, 545
Scott, Eileen, 80
Scott, Léon, 151
Scoubeen, 138, 241/242, 491/492
Screen, The, 242
Scully, Mary, 192, 291
Sculpture Trail, 242
Scythe, 196, 242, 245
Seán Óg Murphy Cup, 564
Seán Óg's Bridge, 242, 530
Seán Óg's Leap: see Seán Óg's Bridge,
242
Second Report of the Commissioners of Public Instruction (1835)
The, 99
Second World War [see also World War II], 84, 124, 204, 236, 257
Serbia, 20
Sergeant, Maurice, 250
Servant boys and Servant girls, 242/243
Setanta, 241
Settle bed, 243
Sexton, Brian, 233
Sexton, Nicholas, 334
Seymour, N.G., 56
Shaky Bog, The, 243
Shale, 243/244
Shanaghan: see also Shanahan
Shanahan: see also Shanaghan
Shanahan Frank, 36, 291, 306
Shanahan, Dave, 104
Shanahan, Michael, 277
Shanballymore, 89, 145
Shandrum, 449, see also Newtownshandrum
Shannon Airport, 28
Shannon Scheme, 39
Shaughnessy, Timothy, 292.
Shaw, George Bernard, 469
Shaw, William, 46
Shawl, The, 244
Sheahan, Cyril, 125
Sheahan, Fr. David, C.C., 76 [see also erroneous entry under 'Sheehan'
in Griffith's Valuation (Churchtown Village) 1851, 325
Sheahan, John, 567
Sheahan, Michael, 146, 545
Sheahan, Tom MCC, 472, 473
Sheehan brothers, Denny and Bill, 244
Sheehan, Andrew, 276
Sheehan, Anne, 555
Sheehan, Conner, 277
Sheehan, Dan, 171
Sheehan, Denis NT, 99.
Sheehan, Denis, 284
Sheehan, Denis, 36, 244, 284, 285
Sheehan, Dennis [1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Sheehan, Dr., 156
Sheehan, James, 277
Sheehan, John [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307
Sheehan, John [1902 Census (Ballynaboul)], 285
Sheehan, John [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Sheehan, John [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Sheehan, John [No 3; 1766 Churchtown Census], 27
Sheehan, Mai, 34
Sheehan, Margaret, 286
Sheehan, Matthew, 277
Sheehan, Maurice, 77
Sheehan, Michael, 277
Sheehan, Patrick, 56
Sheehan, Rev. David, 325 [Error by numerator, the name should
be 'Sheahan' as on page 76].
Sheehan, Thomas, 276
Sheehan, Timothy, 337
Sheehan, Widow, 285
Sheehan, William [Gurteenroe], 300
Sheehan, William [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Sheehan, William [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Sheehan's Forge, 40, 109, 203, 205, 239, 244, 246, 250, 391,392,
393, 395, 413
Sheehan's, Ballychristy, 234
Sheehy, John, 28, 177
Sheppard, J. 'Sherry', 124, 227
Sherlock family [Egmont House], 128, 204, 532
Sherlock, Bill, 124, 125
Sherlock, Billy, 147
Sherlock, Christy, 144,145
Sherlock, Christy, 145
Sherlock, Eddie, 112
Sherlock, Jason, 112
Sherlock, John, 144
Sherlock's Boreen [also Gardiner's Boreen] 48, 150, 245
Sherlock's hurling field, 144, 249
Sherry Fitzgerald Plc, 201, 466
Shinanagh [Dennehy's] Bridge, 43, 531
Shinigg, Widow, 277
Sick calls, 245
Sickle, 233, 245
Sidecar, 245
Siege of Ennis, The, 52, 412, 413
Signs and signposts 516,525, 527, 531, 576, 521,
Simcox 'Tan', 145, 146, 271, 544
Simcox, Garrett, 271
Simcox, John, 291.
Simcox, Kate, 291.
Simcox, Nat [Jnr.], 149, 545
Simcox, Nat, 73, 75, 77, 88, 140, 147, 162, 193, 197, 227, 543,
555
Simcox, Nathaniel, 36, 156, 204, 290, 291, 325, 329
Simcox, Thomas, 310
Simcox's Corner, 65, 137, 150
Simcox's field, 147
Simcox's house in 2000, 534
Simcox's shop, 180, 193
Simmons, Charles [Beneficiary under terms of 5th Earl Egmont's
Will], 428
Simms Clinic, Dublin, 458
Sing a Song of Sixpence: origin of the Nursery Rhyme, 462
Singers, 244
Sinn Féin [1918/1919], 36, 267
Sinn Féin, 195
Sinn Féin, 206
Sisters of Mercy, Buttevant, 50
Siubhal, the, 245
Skittles, 183, 246
Sleator, Noel, 208
Sliding coffin, 246,
Slieve Mish, 74
Smith, Captain E.J. [Captain of 'Titanic'], 580
Smith, Dr. Charles, 128, 194, 213, 357, 585
Smith, James, 322
Smith, Paul [Agent to 6th Earl Egmont], 429, 440
Smith, Thomas, 57, 58
Smyth, Thomas, 278.
Soccer Survey, 234
Society of Friends ['Quakers'], 153, 157,
Society of United Irishwomen, 167
Soho, 'Meenie', 246
Soho, Connie, 246, 259
Soho, Mickey, 246
Soldiers Song, The, 199
Solicitor-General, 221
Somerset, 15, 64, 221
Somme [campaign], 35, 134
Somme [Memorial], 61
Song for Churchtown, [words], 206
Song of Bernadette, The [film], 109.
Soup Kitchens Act, 155, 213
Souperism, 24.
Soupers, 247
Souterrain, 359, 360, 369, 382
South Africa, 223
South Carolina, 223
South Limerick Schools Championship 1983: winners; St. Mary's,
Churchtown NS, 546
South Limerick Schools Final, 1983, 146
Southall [Southwell?] Robert, 57
Southern Reporter, 55, 425
Southwell family [Kinsale], 451, 453
Southwell, Catherine, 219, 453,
Southwell, Robert, 15, 57?, 170, 417, 453
Spailpiní fánacha [migrant workers], 455
Spancil Hill Fair, 130
Spanish Armada, 217, 416
Spartans, 163
Spenser, Edmond, 38
Spiers, J.G., 56
Spratt, John, 245
Spratt, Paddy, 245
St Anne's Well, 216, 231, 247
St Augustine's College, Dungarvan, 201
St Brigid's Well and the Moanroe (by Jim McCarthy), 584/585
St. Anthony's Brief, 237
St. Brigid, 194 [see also Biddy's Tree], 247
St. Brigid's Cemetery, 207
St. Brigid's Cross, 247/248
St. Brigid's Well [see also Biddy's Tree 46/47], 413, 451, 503,
523
St. Colman's College, Fermoy, 135, 188
St. Gabriel's, Holloway Road, London, 163
St. Helena [island], 18, 212
St. James Church of Ireland, Mallow, 75, 97, 236, 248
St. James Church of Ireland, Mallow: Sacred Vessels of Maryfield
Church still in use by, 97
St. John's Cambridge, 91
St. John's Church of Ireland, Buttevant, 19, 20, 98, 109, 191,
248, 448
St. John's Eve [oral tradition], 503
St. Joseph's [Liscarroll], 182
St. Joseph's, Rosewell [England], 51
St. Ledger, 417, see St. Leger
St. Leger, Viscount, 272, 417
St. Louis 1906 Intercalary Olympics, 52
St. Mary's Church, Buttevant, 76
St. Mary's National School, Churchtown, 21, 22, 24, 41, 101, 181,
193, 201, 248, 272, 385, 573
St. Nicholas' Church, Churchtown, 17, 18, 35, 75, 76, 77, 80,
89, 94, 132, 182, 191, 207, 463, 524, 537, Holy Water font; 537,
538
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, 451
St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, 135
St. Patrick's Day, 248/249
St. Patrick's GAA Club, Limerick, 145
St. Patrick's, London Transport Catholic Guild, 163
St. Peter and Paul's Church, Cork, 95, 230
St. Ultan's Hospital for Children, 261
Stack family [Ballygrace] 42
Stack family [Egmont], 151
Stack family [Granard], 249
Stack of Barley, 413
Stack, Christy, 48, 89,143, 144, 147, 249, 543
Stack, Dan, 144
Stack, Denny, 40, 144,
Stack, Hannah, 249
Stack, James, 37, 292
Stack, John, 144
Stack, Lance-Corporal Michael, 135
Stack, Mary, 22, 249
Stack, Matt, 249
Stack, Tessie, 249
Stack, Tim, 144
Stack, W., 37
Stack, William [Bill], 36, 84, 249, 299, 304
Stack's Bridge, 38, 44, 106, 182, 249, 393, 530
Stack's Hill, 150, 249/250
Stacker: see Stack, Christy
Stafford, Elizbth. 317
Stage [platform dancing], 250
Stair De Chumann Luthchleas Gael Lios Uí Cearrbhaill, 179
Standing stone, 372, 377, 382
Stanton, John, 292
Stapletons, 15
Stations [Religious], 79, 124, 250
Statistical Surveys, 250
Stepdancers [parish], 504
Stewart, Peter, 108, 456
Sting, 188
Stokes Mary, 259
Stokes, Joseph, 259, 555
Stokes, Tim, 259
Stone Field, Mountcorbitt, 250
Story, Rev., 248
Strays [animals], 250
Streamhill, Doneraile, 98, 203
Streptomycin, 261
Stripps, Edmund, 68
Sub-division [pre-Famine], 421
Súgán, 251
Sullivan: see also O'Sullivan
Sullivan family [Ballynaboul], 509
Sullivan family [Clashelane], 509
Sullivan family [Corner House], 151
Sullivan Daniel [Denny 'Booney' O'Sullivan's father], 291
Sullivan Patrick [1901, 1911, Census (Clashelane)], 293
Sullivan 'Pakie', 112, 250
Sullivan, Bridget, 320
Sullivan, Callaghan, 77
Sullivan, Daniel [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Sullivan, Daniel [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)], 339
Sullivan, Daniel [Gurteenroe] 300, 332
Sullivan, Daniel, [Syracuse], 157
Sullivan, Darby, 278
Sullivan, David, 168
Sullivan, Denis [1833 Tithe Applotment (Coolmore)], 295
Sullivan, Denis [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Churchtown Village)],
324
Sullivan, Dennis [1766 Churchtown Census] 276
Sullivan, Denny [Tin whistler], 259
Sullivan, Elenor, 277
Sullivan, Honora, 157
Sullivan, Jack, 36, 40
Sullivan, James [Clashganniv] 294
Sullivan, James [Coolmore], 327
Sullivan, James [1901/1911 Census (Rath)], 306
Sullivan, Jer. [Clashelane], 169: Scéim na Scoile; 490
Sullivan, Jimmy, 28
Sullivan, John [1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Sullivan, John [Ballynamuck], 318.
Sullivan, John [Creggannacourty], 328
Sullivan, Kieran, 148, 149, 545, 546
Sullivan, Malachy, 276
Sullivan, Michael [Coolmore], 295
Sullivan, Michael [Dunbarry], 168, 169
Sullivan, Mrs [Windmill)], 52
Sullivan, Nora, 295
Sullivan, Patrick [1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Sullivan, Patrick [1911 Census (Annagh North)], 281
Sullivan, Patrick [1911 Census (Egmont)], 299
Sullivan, Patrick [Ballinguile], 301
Sullivan, Sergeant [Barrister in Egmont v Darrell case], 430
Sullivan, Tim ('Flanagan'), 34, 143, 144
Sullivan, Timothy [1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Sullivan, Timothy [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Coolmore)], 327
Sullivan, Widow, 277
Sullivan, William [1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Sullivan, William, 36
Sullivan's Quarry [Windmill], 116
Sun Dial, Ballynamuck, 251
Sun Dial, Coolmore, 251
Sunday Independent, The, 109, 206
Sunday Press, The, 206
Sunday Tribune, 136, 456
Superstitions [oral tradition], 504/506
Supple, David, 276.
Supple, James, 276
Sweeney, Miles, 277
Sweeney, Philip, 147, 545
Sweeps [journeymen named], 511
Sweet Cork of Thee, 60
Swift, Jonathan, 451
Swynie, Joanny, 33
Synagogue, The, 251.
Synge, Dr. George {fl. 1641], 224
Tail ploughing, 251
Táin, The, 241
Take Me [matchstick], 239
Tallow [fat], 251
Tallow Horse Fair, 131
Tandy, James Napper, 262
Tanzania, 240
Tarzan, 110
Tasnane, Connot [Connor?], 277
Tassili Caves, 123
Taur-Meelin inlier, 74
Taylor graves, 190
Taylor, Berkley [son of William and Deborah], 127
Taylor, Colonel William - son of William & Deborah], 65, 82,
109, 127, 191, 204, 461, 462
Taylor, Deborah, 81/82
Taylor, Mary [after whom Maryfield Churchyard is named], 109,
461, 462
Taylor, Sergeant Richard, RIC, 72, 237, 292
Taylor, William, 127, 453
Teed, J.G, 423, 425
Teenage years in the Churchtown of the 1930s and '40s (by Mick
Howard), 582/583
Telecom Éireann, 469
Television first set in parish and in village, 251
Templeconnell, 194, 416
Templemary, 82, 91, 207, 258, 586
Templenakilla, 214
Templeroan, 449
Templerobin and Great Island, Parish of, 454
Temporary Relief Act, 1847, 153
Temporary Relief Commission, 153
Temporary Relief of Destitute Persons (Ireland) Act, 1847 ['Soup
Kitchens' Act'], 155
Terrier Racing, 251
Thatching, 251
The Broken Hearted Farmer, Dan O'Hara, 158
The Cillín (by Noel Linehan), 447
The Dark Secret of BéalnaBláth, 262
Thiepval Memorial, 61
Thieves of Staball, 129
Thomas, Dave and Mary, 520
Thomond, Settlement of, 449
Thompson, 'Bosco', 85, 565, 574
Thompson, John [1911 Census (Mountbridget)], 304
Thompson, John, Ballinatrilla, 541, see also 'My hinterland',
666
Thompson, Matthew [Chairman Churchtown GAA 1920s], 36,140
Thompson, Michael, 37, 140, 304 198
Thompson, William [1833 Tithe Applotment (Gurteenroe)], 77, 300
Thompson, William [1901 Census (Mountbridget)], 304
Thomson, Matthew, [Griffiths Valuation 1851 (Mountbridget)], 300,
340
Thomson, Molly, 300
Thornhill, Batt, 98, 140
Thornhill, Edmd, 316
Thornhill, John, 342
Three centuries of Churchtown History (by CarolineHennessy), 416/443
Three Fs: see Ulster Custom, 440/441
Three-Card Trick, 252
Threshing, 252,
Tibbings, Thomas, 453
Tick [bedding item], 253
Tick [credit system], 253
Tidy Towns Competition, 24, 108, 253, 476
Tiernan, Widow, 297
Tierney, Bridget, 337
Tierney, Catherine, 292
Tierney, Edward [later Sir Edward], 17, 18, 19, 47, 91, 98, 99,
153, 156, 169, 181, 189, 215, 222, 230, 232, 254/255, 262, 290,
310, 311, 312, 315, 316,319, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,
328, 329, 332, 333, 334, 335,337, 338, 341, 342, 343, 344, 422,
423, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430 [death of], 431, 432, 435, 437,
438, 442, 463, 466, 468
Tierney, Eileen, 169: Scéim na Scoile; 486 486
Tierney, Gene, 110
Tierney, Harriet [sister of Tierney brothers Edward and Matthew;
later Mrs Lionel Darrell], 430
Tierney, James, 307
Tierney, Jeremiah, 339
Tierney, John [1901 Churchtown Village Census], 291
Tierney, John [Father of Sir Edward], 254
Tierney, Joseph, 177
Tierney, Miss K, 72, 100
Tierney, Lizzie, 291, 292
Tierney, Lizzie's house, 122
Tierney, Revd. Matthew 19, 126
Tierney, Matthew, 254, 255/256, 422
Tierney, Mrs Thomas, 169: Scéim na Scoile; 485, 505
Tierney, Thomas, NT, 49, 72, 73, 99, 100, 101, 168, 169, 192,
216, 227, 239, 286, 573, 572, 578, 582, 587:
Scéim na Scoile: 489
Tierney, Tony, 168: Scéim na Scoile; 485, 486, 489, 505,
510, 513
Timbuctoo, [Timbuktu], 29
Tinny House, 256
Tipperary Town, 394
Tipperary, [county], 60,156, 157, 248, 250, 268, 464
Titanic Tragedy and the loss of our Aunt Bridget (by Densy Egan)
580/581
Titanic, 20, 256
Tithe, 256
Tithe War, 272
Tithe Applotment, 41, 256, 257
Tithe Applotment, 41, 256, 257
Tithe Applotment and Census by Townland (by Denis J. Hickey),
275/308
Tithe Applotment Books, 257
Tithe Applotment: cut of section of front pageand inside page
of Bruhenny Applotment Book, 548
Tithe Composition Act, 256
Tithe Composition Books, 215
Tithe Rentcharge (Ireland Act), 1838, 269
Tobacco-growing in Churchtown parish, 257
Tobar na Grille [Well, property of Cowhey's, Churchtown House],
508
Tobarlisheen Bridge, 257/258
Tobin, Walter, 277
Tone, Theobald Wolfe, 262
Toomy, Widow, 278
Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (Lewis), 69 257, 418
Topographical matters [oral tradition], 508/509
Toponym, 258
Toppin, Margaret: see 'My Holidays in Churchtown', 627/628
Toronto, 71, 120
Townland, 258
Townlands of Churchtown, Map of, 12
Townsend, Rev. Horatio, 250, 418
Tracy, Spencer, 110
Trafalgar, Battle of, 222
Tralee, 453, 459
Tranane, Margaret, 277
Transplantation ['To Hell or to Connacht'], 259
Transport and General Workers Union [UK], 50
Trap [conveyance], 259
Travelling Folk, 259, 510/511
Travelling Folk: names of, 511
Travelling Shows, 260
Treacy family [Kerry Lane], 246
Treacy, Lily, 88
Treacy, Maggie, 96, her house; 535
Treacy, Maggie, Mark, Tom, 73
Treacy, Mark, 84, 227
Treacy, Maureen, 88
Treacy, Mrs [Kerry Lane], 582
Treacy, Mrs, Margaret, Postmistress [Mother of Maggie], 72, 291,
292
Treacy, Mrs. [Kerry Lane], 73, 150, 234, 244, 260
Treacy, Tom, 84, 140, 543
Treaty [Anglo-Irish], 111
Treaty of Limerick, 27
Trench, Captain Henry [Land Agent to 7th Earl Egmont], 440, 441,
442, 443
Trench, Captain Thomas Sandes [Land Agent to Lucy, Countess Egmont]
189
Trevelyan, Frederick Joseph, 223
Trevelyan, Sir Charles Edward, 152
Trinity College, Cambridge, 222
Trinity College, Dublin, 59, 212, 453, 454
Trivet, 261
Tuath, 261
Tubbera Tadg, Tullig [subterranean water font], 450
Tuberculosis, 261
Tullig, 122, 449, 450
Tumbling Paddy, 261
Tumulus, 350, 382
Tuohy, Matt, 164
Tuomey, Fr.William P.P, 77, 79; memorial plaque, St. Nicholas'
Church, 537
Turbary Right, 262, 423
Turkey, 134
Turloughbeg, Rossmuck, 71
Turpin, Randolph, 22, 249
TVO Oil, 253, 262
Twiselton, Chief Constable, 157
Two Dot Ranch, Nanton, Alberta, 223
Twohig, Rev. Patrick J., 62, 79, 80, 147, 214, 262, 471, 474,
574, 575, 584
Twomey family [Clashelane], 112, 159, 509
Twomey family [Moanroe, later Chapel Lane], 194
Twomey Bill [Ganger], 136, 271
Twomey, Billy, 74
Twomey, Con, 36, 288, 291
Twomey, Dan, 137
Twomey, Mary Ann, 194, 244
Twomey, Mary, 308: contributor to part 7.22 of Annals, 657/658
Twomey, Michael, 36, 303
Twomey, Mick 137
Twomey, Paddy, 194
Twomey, Rev. Matthew, DD, 79, 80, 83, 159
Twomey, Sean, 96, 543
Twomey, tenant on Egmont Estate; plight cited to Bessborough Commission,
440
Twomey, William [1911 Churchtown Village Census], 292
Twomey, William, 20, 178
Tyler, 142
Tyrone [county] 153, 455
Ulster Custom ['Three F's'], 440/441
Ulster, 27, 31
Ulysses, 110, 201
Under the Oak of Mambre, 262
Undertakers [settlers], 26
United Irishmen, 262/263, 272
United Kingdom, 84, 124
University College Dublin, 94, 201, 385
University College, Cork, 57, 194, 416
University of Limerick, 194
Upper Awbeg, 38, 239, 242
Urn burial [possible], 358
USA, 109, 134, 195, 262
Varga [plane], 29
Vatican II, 30
Vatican, 226
Vaughan family, 42
Vaughan, Patrick, 300
Veasy [Veasy, Vessey], Revd. John, 97, 449
Velvetstown, 90, 512
Verdun [battlefront], 35, 134
Vickerman family, 22
Vickerman, Mr, Mrs F.L., 22.
Vickerman, Frank.L. 145, 208, 209
Victoria Cross [awards], 134
Victorious, HMS, 212
Vienna, 137, 456, 466
Village Graveyard [see also Bruhenny Graveyard and Churchtown
Cemetery], 389
Village Inn, The, 128, 198, 201, 263, 459 (opening of), 557, 571
Village Renewal, A (by Vincent Wall), 466/470
Viscount Ennsmore and Listowel, 117
Viscount Perceval of Kanturk [extinction of title], 223
Viscount Perceval of Kanturk [Granting of Title], 418
Viséan limestone, 74
Vision of John M'Donnell, The, [Seán Clárach poem],
186
Volga Boatman, The [film], 109
von Rontgen, Wilhelm Konrad, 272
Voster's Arithmetic, 164
Vowell, Revd. Christopher, 97
Wade, Tommy, 74
Wages [pre-Famine], 421
Wake, 253, 263/264
Walk, The, 53, 190
Walks see The Churchtown Trails 391/395
Wall, 'Pa', 264
Wall, Brendan, 144
Wall, Denis 'Declan', 24, 547
Wall, Mrs Margaret N.T., 80, 168, 573
Wall, Thomas and Margaret [NT's], 24, 265,
Wall, Thomas, N.T. 30, 75, 88, 100, 101, 140, 177, 197, 234, 399,
543, 555, 573, 578, 582, 587
Wall, Vincent: see 'A Village Renewal', 466/470
Walls of Limerick, The, 412
Walls of Liscarroll, The, 202
Wallstown, 449
Walpole, Horace, 221
Walpole, Sir Robert, 221
Walsh: see also Walshe, Welsh
Walsh, Bridget, 339
Walsh, Clr. Cornelius, 38
Walsh, Constable Patrick Joseph, R.I.C., 21, 25, 122, 237, 268,
scene of shooting; 535
Walsh, David [1833 Tithe Applotment (Clashelane)], 293
Walsh, David [1833 Tithe Applotment (Walshestown)], 307
Walsh, Doctors David and Tony, 458
Walsh, Ellen, 337
Walsh, Jimmy [Duhallow Huntsman], 125
Walsh, Jimmy [Granard hurler], 144, 588
Walsh, John, 285
Walsh, Michael [1833 Tithe Applotment (Ballynamuck], 286
Walsh, Michael [1833 Tithe Applotment (Imogane)], 301
Walsh, Michael [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Clashelane)], 326,
339
Walsh, Michael [Famine emigrant], 157
Walsh, Patrick, 326
Walsh, Sean, 201
Walsh, Stephen, 198
Walsh, William, [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census Return], 276
Walsh, William, 257, 286, 305, 318
Walshe: see also Walsh, Welsh
Walshe, Paddy ['Paddy the Irishman'], 510
Walshe, Ronnie, 234
Walshe's farm, (Annagh), 480
Walshestown [also (early 17th century) Ballinville, Ballinvallishie,
Ballinvallish), later, Walshestowne, 15, Welchtown, 424, Welchestown,
68, Welshestowne], 15, 16, 17, 65, 68, 69, 83, 89, 97, 113, 124,
133, 150, 157, 177, 178, 191, 200, 214, 229, 250, 256, 259, 264/265,
271, 275, 344, 376, 377, 416, 453, 454
Walshestown: 1833 Tithe Applotment [includes Moanroe and probably,
Leap], 307
Walshestown: Griffith's Valuation, 344
Walshestown: Household Census, 1901, 1911, 308
Walshestown and the Conron family (by Jim McCarthy), 452/454
Walshestown Castle, 15, 35, 82, 265, 266, 267, 417, 452, 453
Walshestown Fair, 182
Walshestown House, 91, 109, 265, 266/267, 272, 452
Walshestown Quarry, 181
Walshestown: Population Census 1841, 1851, 1911, 307
Walshestowne, 15
Walterstown, 14, 39
Walwyn, Fulk, 128
War of Independence, 28, 38, 39, 63, 71, 111, 161, 249, 262, 267/268
War Office [British], 48
Ward of Court [Chancery], 60
Ward, Dennis, 276
Ware, Thomas, 56
Warner, Anna, 129
Warren, John, 56
Water Mill, 152
Waterford Glass [Award], 108
Waterford, 27, 145
Waterloo [Ballyclough], 60
Waterloo {Battle], 212
Waterville, Ohio, 157
Watson, Betty, 569
Watson, E, 36
Watson, Henry, 284.
Waulsortian limestone, 74
Wayne, John, 110
Weather extremes, 439, [oral tradition] 511/512: see also Night
of the Big Wind, 206/207
Weather Forecasting, 268
Weather lore, 513
Weather signs, 512
Weaving, 488
Webb, Sarah, 323, 330
Webster's New Geographical Dictionary, 158
Weissmuller, Johnny, 110
Welchestown [Walshestown], 68
Welchtown, 68, see Walshestown
Welcome Kiosk, Burton Road, 517
Weldon, Miss Sheila, 100
Well Field, Annagh, 508
Well Field, Burton Park, 183, 191, 224, 268
Welles, Orson, 110
Welsh: see also Walsh, Walshe
Welsh, David [No 1; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Welsh, David [No 2; 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Welsh, David [No 3; 1766 Churchtown Census], 277
Welsh, David, [No 4; 1766 Churchtown Census], 278
Welsh, James, 277
Welsh, Mary, 277
Welsh, Patrick, 276
Welsh, Redmond, 276
Welsh, Widow, 278
Welsh, William [No 2' 1766 Churchtown Census], 276
Welsh, William [No 3; 1766 Churchtown Census], 278
West Cork, 43, 448
Westminster Parliament, 36
Westport, 198
Wetherby's / Farmer's Journal Small Breeder's Award, 131
Wexford, 24, 131, 148, 167, 196, 277, 554
Whelan, Rev. Michael. C.C., 73, 78, 292
White Cockade, The, 186
White Horse Inn, 269, 564
White Star Line, 580
White, Agnes [wife of Seán Clárach Mac Dómhnaill],
185
White, Colonel 98.
White, Theresa, Assistant Cork County Manager, 458, 472, 473
White, Widow, 307
White, William
Whiteboys, 17, 28, 45, 54, 55, 56, 114, 137, 216, 239, 268/269,
508
Whiteboys: Execution marker, Flannery's Quarry, 519
Whitefrost, Michael, 276
Whittaker [T.K.] era, 130
Whooping Cough, 269, 272
Wilberforce [William], 221
Wild Geese, 34, 269/270
Wilkinson, George, 189
Will's Grove, Bandon, 90
William and Mary, King/Queen, 54
William II, 134
William the Conqueror, 461
Williamite Confiscation, 270
Williamite forces, 248
Williamite War, 65
Williamites, 270
Williams, Emanuel, 300
Williams, Emanuel, 300
Williams, Esther, 110
Williams, Fr. David, C.C., 77
Willow Pattern and poem, 270
Wills, Mary, 90
Wilmot, Sir Charles, 119
Wilson, Mary, 53
Wiltshire, 254
Windele, John, 18, 76
Windmill [area], 45, 52, 55, 70, 74, 131, 166, 203, 231, 264,
270, 383, 388
Windmill [ruin], 534
Windmill Cross, 165, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 508, 519
Windmill Hill, 30, 247, 270, 392, 393
Windmill Nursing Home, 25, 42, 193, 214, 270, 571
Windmill Quarry, 116, 181, 270/271
Windmill Restaurant, 101,188,198, 201, 459, 557
Windmill Stone, 215
Wing, Morny, 22, 209
Winter: see also Winters
Winter, Humphrey, 322
Winter, William, 156
Winter Field, Clashelane, 271
Winter: see also Winter
Winter's family, 28, 48
Winters, Bob, 28, 227
Winters, Charlie, 28, 29, 48
Winters, Ellen, Fordham, New York, 158
Winters, Ellie, 28, 29
Winters, James, 21, 83, 267, 279
Winters, Patrick, 158
Winters Thomas, 158
Winters, William [1901/1911 Census (Aghaburren)], 279
Winters, William [Griffith's Valuation 1851 (Rath)], 343
Wireless, see Radio
Wise, Geo. H., 311
Wise, Henry C. 279
Wise, Thomas James, 56
Wiseman [Adventurer], 27
Wiseman, Anthony, 68
Wiseman, Henry, 68
Wishing Bridge see Imogane Bridge
With Plunkett in Ireland, 451
Withers, Marie, 101
Wittenoom, Jacqueline, 209
Wolfe. Victor
Wolves in Walshestown, 453
Woodbines, 162
Woodgate, William, 430
Woodview Housing Development, 42, 201, 271, 571
Workhouse Ward, The, 89, 89
World Pipe Band Competition, Glasgow, 1998. 204
World War I [see also First World War], 48, 268
World War II, [see also Second World War] 39, 180, 233
Woundwort [Hedge], 387
Wren Boys, 513/514
Wrixon family, 17, 265, 266
Wrixon, Captain [Jnr.], 156
Wrixon, Captain, 109, 124
Wrixon, Henry, 321
Wrixon, John, 56, 271, 307, 336, 337, 344, 432
Wrixon, Nicholas, 266, 344
Wrixon's Road, 271
Wynn, Bridget, 222.
Wyse, Thos., 314
X-ray, 272
X-ray, Mobile units, 261
Yankee Clipper, 272
Yarrow, 269, 272, 387
Year of the Older People, The, 182
Yeats, Jack, 111
Yeats, W. B., 111
Yeoman, 272
Yeomanry, 272
Youghal Priory, 217
Young Man from Rathmines, The, 89
Young, William, 41, 68
Ypres, 134
Yule Log, 239
Zam-Buk, 273
Zig-Zag, 273
