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Crosserlough Parish
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(aka Kildrumferton)
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"Kildrumferton or Crosserlough, a parish, partly in the baronies of Upper Loughtee and Clonmahon, but chiefly in that of Castlerahan, county of Cavan, and province of Ulster, 9 miles (N. W.) from Oldcastle, on the road from Killesandra to Ballinagh; containing 9687 inhabitants. It comprises, according to the Ordnance survey, 16,436¾ statute acres (including 207½ under water), of which 11,729¾ are in Castlerahan, 4445½ in Clonmahon, and the remainder in Upper Loughtee, and of which 15,535 are applotted under the tithe act; about two-thirds are arable, one-third pasture, and the remainder woodland and bog. Fairs for live stock are held here on June 29th and Aug 26th."
[From Lewis' Topographical Dictionary (1837)]
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- O'Connell, P. "A Crosserlough Poet and Essayist", Breifne, V. 1, No. 3, 1961, pp. 209-214.
| Old Cemetery, Crosserlough, Roman Catholic |
- List of Inhabitants of Castlerahan Barony c. 1851 With Killinkere Catholic Parish Registers. NLI Pos. 5349
The transcription for this parish from the National Gazetteer (1868), provided by Colin Hinson.
- Ask for a calculation of the distance from Crosserlough Parish to another place.
Ceallaigh, Ó. L. "Townland Names in the Parish of Crosserlough", Heart of Breifne, 1982, pp. 32-56.
The town of KILNALECK is in the parish of Crosserlough.
There is a townland of Crosserlough in the parish of Crosserlough.
- O'Connell, P. "The Parishes of Crosserlough and Kildrumfertan", Breifny Antiquarian Society Journal, V. 3, No. 1, 1927
- I. Civil History, p. 9-64
- II. Eccesiastical History, p. 65-86
- Sullivan, T. (Ed.), Drumkilly - From Ardkill Mountain to Kilderry Hill, Drumkilly History Committee, 2000, ISBN 0 9539374 0 2
- "1564 Fiants", Breifny Antiquarian Society Journal, v. 2
- "Books of Survey and Distribution 1641", Breifne Antiquarian Soc J., Vols 1-3
- Farnham Estate
- Land Owners in Ireland, 1876, Reprinted: Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD, 1998.
- Persons who own property in County Cavan and were listed as living in a Townland of Crosserlough
- Aghaconny
- Thomas Acheson
- Walter Acheson
- Henry Smyth
- Carrickacroy
- Robert Buchanan
- Corglass
- Cosby Wilton
- James Wilton
- Jane Wilton
- John Wilton
- Joseph Wilton
- Samuel Wilton
- Cullow
- Charles Boylan
- Druminisclin
- Patrick Donohoe
- Kilmainham
- Francis Foster
- Kilnaleck
- Philip M'Givney
- Rockfield
- Edward Fitzpatrick
- The Massereene papers
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- 1630 Muster Roll : Barony of Castlerahan
- 1796 Flax Growers
- Surname List - for given names and number of spinning wheels allotted see the extraction by Adrian Donelly
- Bevens, Bird, Black, Boylan, Brady, Briody, Bryody, Caffery, Calaghan, Calwell, Camusky, Care, Commusky, Conaughty, Conaughy, Connellan, Corr, Corr, Cosgriff, Cronan, Cumusky, Daly, Devine, Donogho, Donougho, Fally, Farrel, Feanan, Finegan, Finegan, Fitzpatrick, Fitzsimons, Flood, Fryragh, Gafney, Gafny, Gafuy, Galligan, Geare, Gibney, Gilligan, Hanna, Harwood, Hemphill, Huragan, Keana, Leanichan, Leddy, Lee, Love, Lynch, Lynch, Maguire, Makinson, M'Cabe, M'Cahil, M'Clenan, M'Connel, M'Cormick, M'Cunnen, M'Donnell, M'Gowan, Monaghan, Moughan, Murphy, M'Vene, Pile, Piles, Reilly, Reily, Reynolds, Ryan, Sheridan, Shoden, Smith, Smyth, Spinks, Stephens, Thally
- Surname List - for given names and number of spinning wheels allotted see the extraction by Adrian Donelly